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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for 1972 including weekday issues, legal notices weekly on Tuesdays, and subscription rates of 2.00 per month. It lists staff and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho.
The Maho Fish and Game Commission approved a federal aid project to expand hunter safety to 16 000 students in 175 schools and outlined 1972 opening dates for upland game birds mourning doves and other species. It also set early chukar partridge season and authorized beaver trapping and transplant to suitable habitat under cooperative predatory animal control.
The Record lists four couples applying for marriage licenses between May 30 and June 1. Dates include May 30 May 31 and June 1 with applicants from Wenatchee Dover Sandpoint Colburn Priest Lake Spokane.
The Student Art Association selects Gordon K. Walker visiting assistant professor of architecture as an outstanding faculty member at the University of Idaho. Walker lives in Seattle, works in Moscow nine months, and has a family with wife and two children.
A partial TV guide lists programs from afternoon to late evening including My Three Sons Family Affair Love of Life Where the Heart Is and General Hospital. The fragment mentions KSPS-TV Channel 7 as educational and includes a Winter Tomorrow segment and a mid day news item.
Maria Elena Cerutti 83 died May 29 at Bonner General Hospital. Born May 29 1889 in Italy she lived in Moscow 36 years before moving to the Clark Fork area in 1958. She attended the Catholic Church and is survived by one daughter Mrs Eldon Jeffers eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Steve R Rosenboom 70 died May 29 at Deaconess Hospital Spokane born June 7 1891 in Burchard Nebraska married Ethel Longwell February 19 1930 Blair Nebraska moved to Sandpoint in 1948 worked 13 years for Pack River Lumber and raised strawberries survivors include wife four sons David L Port Angeles WA Larry E Sandpoint Arthur R Jacksonville NC Leland T Great Falls MT one daughter Patricia Leen Priest Lake ten grandchildren two great grandchildren four sisters funeral June 2 11 am at Lutheran Church burial Pinecrest Cemetery
Funeral services for Elmer Sylvester Jacobson will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Pine Crest Memorial Park with Pastor Orville Ground officiating. Burial will follow. Jacobson, 59, died May 29 at the Veterans Hospital in Spokane. He was born August 22, 1912 in North Dakota and lived much of his life in the Sandpoint area. He served in World War II with the U.S. Army and worked for Boeing in Seattle before returning to Sandpoint in 1970. He was a member of the American Legion, VFW, Eagles and the National Rifle Association. Survived by a daughter Beverly Black of Ely Nevada. two sons John in Kent and Wallace in Renton, four grandchildren. three brothers Henry of Lewiston, Roy of Sandpoint and Maurice Libby of Montana. four sisters Helen Ferrar of Sacramento, Agnes Anderson of Mullan, Idaho, Anne Peterson and Alice Nadeau, both of Sandpoint.
Leta A. Dreisbach died May 30 in Seattle Washington at 81. A service was held June 3 at 11 a.m. at Moon Chapel Sand Point with Reverend Rowen O'Brien of the Presbyterian Church officiating followed by burial at Pine Crest Memorial Park. Born May 11 189? in Edmore Michigan she lived in Sandpoint and Bayview before moving to Seattle in 1954. She was a Presbyterian Church member, member of the Grandmothers Club and the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, one son J D Eitel of Bayview, and one nephew Harry Dreisbach Jr of Sandpoint.
The Education Association urged a 122 million dollar state public school appropriation for FY 1974 financed entirely at the state level. Wayne York told the State Board of Education proposals include 3.6 million for kindergartens and explore financing beyond property taxes. Board members discussed new taxes and 100 percent state funding as a goal, with Boise State University proposing a 47.8 million increase.
In north central Washington the Okanogan and Methows rivers rise rapidly prompting evacuations of about 90 families from 12 communities. Gov. Evans declares disaster area and orders National Guardsmen, state agencies, and volunteers to reinforce dikes as bridges wash out and roads close.
UPI livestock report from Omaha shows hogs firm to 25 higher with many under 260 pounds trading around 200 to 227 dollars. Sows steady to 25 higher. heifers and cows up to 25 higher. High weight steers and heifers quoted around 36 to 38 dollars per 100 pounds with prime and choice cuts active. utilities and canners 22.50 to 25.00.
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