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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1973

Page

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Bulldog Bench Receives $5000 Donation for War Memorial Field

The Bulldog Bench received a $5000 donation from an anonymous source to aid renovations at War Memorial Field. Funds will help build a 35 by 100 foot field house near the main gate, include two locker rooms and restrooms, and cover lighting projects and landscaping plans. Dedication Monday night will feature Sandpoint Mayor Les Brown and Bonner County officials.

War Memorial Field American Legion Bonners Ferry Sandpoint Les Brown Bonner Bulldog Harmony Grits Frank Rowland Louie Travagline Phil Willis Lions Club Travagline Wagon Bridge Inn Lions Bee

Idaho First To Start Building New Sandpoint Bank Office

Idaho First National Bank announced plans for a two story brick building on the former Farmin School site at Second and Main in Sandpoint. The 8000 square foot structure includes a central lobby, five to seven tellers windows, a balcony office area, drive in windows, and an extensive landscape and parking area with space for 28 cars. Construction is slated to begin in early autumn with an estimated cost of 300000 dollars.

Idaho First National Bank Farmin School Second Thomas C. Frye Sandpoint Boise Hummel, Hummel, Joes and Shawver Ially Motorbank

Parade Street Parking Ban on First Avenue

A no parking rule applies on First Avenue from Pine Street to Cedar from 9 a.m. until the parade ends on July 4.

First Avenue Pine Street Cedar

Lake Pend Oreille Inflow Maintains Range by July

Albeni Falls reports Lake Pend Oreille will operate in the top half foot range around the Fourth of July and reach the top height by mid month. The top range is 2066.5 to 2062 feet as the lake rose 1.4 feet in two weeks with a weekly inflow average of 26 000 cubic feet per second.

Lake Pend Oreille Albeni Falls

Boise store owners overreact to new anti obscenity law

Idaho storeowners remove magazines including Playboy from racks as they await legal clarification after the states anti obscenity law took effect. Anthony Park helped draft the bill and says some managers may overreact while Nervous businessmen seek guidance. Governor Cecil D. And others are mentioned in the continuation note.

Boise Idaho UPD Anthony Park Playboy Park

Northern Lights Inc Annual Meeting Set for Sandpoint

The 38th annual Northern Lights meeting will be held Thursday July 19 at the Panida Theatre Sandpoint with a 9 30 am start. Governor Cecil Andrus is featured speaker and Cecil Bandelin handles legal matters.

Northern Lights, Inc Panida Sandpoint Wm. T. Nordeen Tri- State Rural Electric System Lester Brown Erend Martin Lowell Canary Conservative Baptist Church Jesse W. Lee Heron Montana Carl Wommack Bonners Ferry Nordeen Glenn E. Bandelin Cecil Andrus Idaho Childrena Northern Lights Sandpoint City Beach Westernaires

Two Injured in Sandpoint Vehicle Crash

Two persons sustained injuries in an accident Sunday at Sixth and Alder in Sandpoint when brakes on one vehicle failed. Jerry W. Lindsay 19 Sandpoint and Nancy Wells 23 Sagle were treated and released at Bonner General Hospital. Lindsay vehicle traveled east on Alder and collided with Wells vehicle according to Sandpoint Police.

Alder Sandpoint Bonner General Hospital Jerry W. Lindsay Nancy Wells Sagle Lindsay Wells

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