Sandpoint Daily Bee Legal Notices Overview
Page two of the Sandpoint Daily Bee from July 18, 1973 lists publication details for legal notices, including Tuesday weekly publication, address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, phone 263-5151 and P O Box 579. The paper is produced by Pend Grails Printers inc with editor Pete Thompson.
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He Bee
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Puntsnet
Pend Grails Printers Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
Vany Point
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Notable Guests Gather for Northern Lights Session
Reverend Martin Lowell will give the invocation at the session in Sandpoint with Mayor Les Brown welcoming attendees. Expected guests include G W Burch of British Columbia Hydro, Wesley Carlson of General Pacific, Norman Gilchrist of Bonneville Power, Rodney Broadie of Westinghouse Spokane, Phil Kays and Bob Smith of Tubbs Electric Spokane, Lloyd Ressel of Lincoln Electric Davenport, Tom Pethiel of Idaho County Light and Power, Ralph Kizer Forest Supervisor, Jerry Stern Sandpoint Ranger District, Gerald Yeoumans Idaho Washington RC&D, Glenn McFrland Democratic Chairman, and Bill O'Donnell Bonner County Chairman.
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Martin Lowell
Calvary Conservative Baptist Church of
Sandpoint
Les Brown
G. W. Burch
British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority
Caranbrook
B.C. Wesley Carlson
General Pacific
Portland
Norman Gilchrist
Bonneville Power Administration
Spokane
Rodney Broadie
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Phil Kays
Bob Smith
Tubbs Electric Company
Lloyd Ressel
Lincoln Electric Co- Operative
Davenport
Tom Pethiel
Idaho County Light & Power Cooperative
Grangeville
Ralph Kizer
Idaho Panhandle National Forests
Motor Home Stolen From Don Hiatt Residence
A Sandpoint woman reported her 1973 Dodge California motor home stolen from 1309 Oak after thieves broke in between 1 and 2 pm Tuesday to take keys. The vehicle valued at 9000 to 9500 dollars, with about 2 dollars taken from a piggy bank. a bumper sticker reads Haunted House.
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Don Hiatt
Oak
Occidental Life Labor Model Lets Workers Set Hours
Occidental Life of California will allow 4000 home office employees to choose their start times and end times within defined windows next week. Computer staff may arrive 6 30 to 10 am others 7 to 9 am and depart after a 734 hour day. Manager Robert Condon cites productivity gains and reduced commuting time up to 30 minutes. He notes 50 percent tested changed schedules with 80 percent starting earlier. The plan aims to ease traffic and air pollution concerns.
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Los Angeles
APD
Occidental Life of California
Robert W. Condon
Television Schedule Mix of News and Soaps and Game Shows
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across networks and local stations. Includes CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Joker's Wild Pyramid Gambit Love of Life CBS News Young and the Restless Guiding Light Secret Storm and more with late night talk, game and news segments noted.
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CBS Morning News
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Oves Bern
Sonny and Cher
Dan
Cannon
Lakeview Road 278 Closed for Dust Oil Application
Lakeview Road number 278 will be closed to traffic Friday July 20 and Saturday July 21 for dust oil application. Work starts at the South end near the railroad bridge across the river from Clark Fork, moving up Johnson Creek seven miles down Granite Creek. Plan Lakeview Granite Creek Kilroy area trips from Athol Lakeview and use alternate routes to Coeur dAlene River area instead of Johnson.
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Lakeview
Wold
Clark Fork
Johnson Creek
Granite Creek
Kilroy Country
Athol
Coeur d’Alene River
Youth Okay After Attack in Camper
UPI report from Richmond says 23 month old Jason Cowden, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cowden of Minneapolis, is happy and eating well after a mountain lion attack in a family camper. The child’s left arm is movable again after surgery performed three days ago and no further surgery is planned. Mrs Cowden killed the 120 pound animal when it leaped through a partly opened window during the attack.
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Richmond
UPI
Jason Cowden
Jason
Walter Cowden
Minneapolis
Obituary Albert Mohr 77 Garfield Bay Resident
Albert Mohr 77 of Garfield Bay died Saturday at Bonner General Hospital. Born July 12 1896 in Brooklyn New York he married Isabel J Fellerath September 30 1937 in Pasadena California. He served in the U S Navy in WWI and leaves his wife. A memorial service will be at 10 a m Sunday at the Church of the Wildwood with cremation at Moon Crematory.
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Albert Mohr
Garfield Bay
Bonner General Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
Isabel J. Fellerath
Pasadena
California
Moon Crematory
Elizabeth Wilson 90 Dies in Sandpoint
Elizabeth Ann Wilson died Monday at Sandpoint Manor aged 90. Born May 9, 1883 she lived in Sand Point since 1948 after moving from Michigan. She attended Nazarene Church and is survived by two daughters Genevieve Gollehan Wa terville and Helen Hordal Clarkston three grandchildren and one brother Robert Hewitt Sandpoint. Funeral services are pending at Moon Chapel Sandpoint.
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Elizabeth Ann Wilson
Sandpoint Manor
Sand Point
Michigan
Nazarene Church
Genevieve Gollehan
Waterville
Washington
Helen Hordal
Clarkston
Robert Hewitt
Sandpoint
Moon Chapel
Livestock Market Report from Portland Oregon
Cattle and calves sold Tuesday with all classes steady. Slaughter heifers yield grade 2 4 46.00 47.00. slaughter cows 32.50 34.00. individuals to 35.00. cutters 29.50 32.50. canner 25.00 29.50. choice 200-350 lb steer calves 60.00 65.00. feeder steers 550-800 lb 49.0 53.00.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Choice
Logging Restrictions Loom In Kaniksu National Forest Idaho
Beginning Monday July 23 logging restrictions will halt power saw and skidding operations by 1 p.m. daily in Kaniksu National Forest areas. Road work and log loading may continue. operators will patrol areas for two hours after daily shutdown. Fire danger runs very high with minimal rainfall and a high rate of man caused fires this year. Forest fire officials urge caution and compliance with axe shovel and bucket rule while in woods. Lamont Wyoming man buys entire town properties for 125000 including gas stations a bar and more with plans for development.
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Kaniksu National Forest
Idaho Panhandle
Kaniksu
Kaniksu N.F
Idaho Panhandle National Forests
Emil Kulhanek
Forest Service
Rapid Transit Test Planned for Denver Area
Federal Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar announced plans to seek nearly 19 million dollars from Congress over two years to test a personal rapid transit system in the Denver region. A 190 acre site east of Jefferson County Airport is suggested, replacing a downtown demo idea amid Olympic fallout and local calls for a downtown test. The Colorado delegation praised the move as a step toward a coordinated system for six counties.
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Washington
UPD
Claude “Brinegar
Denver
Brinegar
Department
Transportation
DOT
Congress
Jefferson County
Colorado
Mile High
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Focal
Teeg
Ional News
Pete Thompson
Eur d’Alene
Jerry Stern
Sandpoint Ranger District
Gerald Yeoumans
Idaho- Washington
Coeur d’ Alene
Glenn McF@rland
Bill O’donnell
Bonner County
the Daily Bee
Khoq-Tv
NBC
Farmana Home
Hollywood Square
The
Doctors
Peyton
Somerset
Ery Griffin
National Geographic
Norliss
Kxly-Tv
CBS
Krem-Tv
ABC
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Munsters
ABC Evening News
UFO
Owen Marshall
World Today
Wide World of Entertainment
Intersect
Ksps-Tv
Carrascalendas
Sesame Street
Mister Rogers
Electric Company
Misterogari
Lakeview Road
Elizabeth Wilson
Lamont
Wyo
Alden Thornton
Thornton
PTC
Fournier Agency
Panida Theater
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