Bonner County Trustees Approve 6.6 Million Budget
Bonner County school trustees unanimously approve a 6.6 million dollar budget for the 1977 78 school year. They set aside 1500 dollars for fencing at Priest River Elementary with local volunteers and Guardsmen offering labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dalen
Bonner ‘County
Unanimousy
Priest River
D.M. Wiebe
Wiebe
Wayne Likens
Sec
Treas
Wayne Hagadone
Sherren Guthrie
Guthrie
North Idaho National Guardsmen
Marina owner faces countersuit over dock work permit
Willow Bay Marina owner Bill Enos is alleged to have rebuilt docks without a permit, drawing a temporary injunction bid by the State Attorney General and Department of Public Lands. Enos says only repairs were done and that the Corps of Engineers did not require a permit. A hearing on the injunction is set for June 20 and on the permit for June 21 at Bonner County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sien Ay Hie
State ‘Attorney Géneral's Office
Department,of Public, Lands
Bill Enos
Willow, Bay
Pend Oreille R Enos
Keith Tyler
Department of Public Lands
Enos
Tyler
Ursula Kettlewell
Ene
Erios
Army Corps of Engineeers
Corps
Roger Hanlon
Hanlon
Marina
Eno
Thes
Department’ of Fish and Game
Jerry Neufeld
Fish and Game
Public Lands
Department of Lands
McCracken to Appear on ABC Wide World of Sports
Teece oe McCracken a 1975 Priest River High School graduate and former Sandpoint Elks Boxing Club member will appear on ABC Wide World of Sports Saturday at 5 p.m. The Laclede native who turns 19 Friday has been named Outstanding Boxer on the U S Boxing Team which will tour overseas this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff McCracken
Priest River
Sandpoint
Vandalism Damages Northwest Fur and Trading Post Glass
Police report says windows at the Northwest Fur and Trading Post in Gunnings Alley were shattered when rocks were thrown at about 3 30 p m Tuesday. Manager Bill Woods reported the incident around 5 p m, estimating damage near 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Fur and Trading Post
Gunnings ‘Alley
Bill Woods
Oldtown Bridge Work Planned Between Idaho and Washington
Beginning June 13 1977 through June 24 1977 there will be temporary one hour delays on the Oldtown Bridge across the Pend Oreille River on U S 2 between Oldtown Idaho and Newport Washington. Delays occur 5:00 a m to 1:00 p m Monday through Friday to permit emergency repair work. The bridge has suffered severe damage and its steel trusses weakened by illegal overheight loads. Legal height is 14 feet while the bridge clearance is 14 feet 4 inches.
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Oldtown
Pend Oreille River
U.S. 2
Idaho
Newport
Washington
Merle Harding
Transportation Department
Coeur d’Alene
Mr. Harding
Report: Freshmen at Sandpoint Junior High Card Pickup
Freshmen may collect report cards at Sandpoint Junior High School any time between today and June 10. After June 10, report cards will be available at the district administrative office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint Junior
Typographical Correction On Zoning Right of Way
The Daily Bee apologizes for a Tuesday error stating a 609 foot right of way in new subdivisions. The correct figure is 60 feet. The Bee regrets the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Bee
the Bee
Violent Storm Strikes Northern Idaho with Heat Then Lightning
A storm event in Northern Idaho produced 80 plus degree heat at the University of Idaho station, followed by heavy winds and lightning. Panhandle rainfall exceeded one inch as a 13 degree temperature swing hit Spokane in ten minutes. Power outages occurred near Sunnyside and Algoma, and a Bonners Ferry pole was struck at 1 30 a m causing a brief outage. Lightning flareups prompted light Forest Service activity with no major fires reported. Sandpoint saw just over half an inch of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
University of Idaho Research Station
Panhandle
Spokane
National Weather Service
Sunnyside
Algoma
Pacific Power and Light
Northern Lights
Bonners Ferry
U.S. Forest Service
Gold Creek
Riddle Tops Derby Leader With 18 Lb Kamloops Catch
Riddle Lee Riddle toppled Stewart Tallbam with an 18 lb 4 oz Kamloops off Windy Point to set a new Derby Week mark and threaten the $1,000 prize for Lake Pend Oreille’s largest Kamloops. Anglers must register and pay a $3 entry. derby tickets are sold at area resorts and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Lee Riddle
Stewart Tallbam
Kamloops
Windy Point
Riddle
Lake Pend Oreille
St. Manes
Roeder Announces Timber Sale at Trout Creek Blowdown
Jerry Stern announces the Trout Creek Blowdown Sale at the Federal Building in Sandpoint on June 6, 1977. The tract 16 miles from Sandpoint yields 65 thousand board feet of mixed species sawlogs led by White Pine. John Rader and Oliver Horse Logging bid. after 33 bids the value rose from 3029.65 to 4150.00 and Rader won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stern
Sandpoint Ranger District
Trout Creek
Federal Building
Sandpoint
John Rader
Oliver Horse Logging
Lamanna Retires as Lamanna Replaced by Parenteau
Priest River High School principal Leonard Parenteau will become assistant superintendent next fall succeeding Mike Lamanna who retires. The Special trustee meeting also named Charles Coleman and Richard Smith as new principals and Glenda Frost as teacher principal. Six teacher resignations were accepted and five new teachers appointed including LaBerta Mann Gary Go Colleen Fee and Mary Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Parenteau
Priest River High School
Mike Lamanna
Charles Coleman
Idaho Hill
Glenda Frost
Prest Lake
Richard Smith
Kris Dyer
Martha Lindquist
Priest River
Glen
LaBerta Mann
Gary Go
Priest Lake
Gwendolyn Foster
Southside
Colleen Fee
Mary Clark
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Marian Ebbett
Likens
Hagadone
Jack Bopp
Bopp
Bonner County
Mike Catan
Samtuary
Teee
McCracken
ABC
Frank Stonebarger
Mid-Lake
Sunset Beach
Ken Coleman
Granite Point
Dean Stapleton
Dolly Varden
Clark Fork
Wally Cady
Camp Bay
George Hicks
Kilroy Bay
Nelson
Granite Creek
Sean McGovern
Mineral Point
Roeder
Lamanna
Rolofson
Sandpont High
Carol Sather
Max Wiley
Judith Burdstad
Bee
Mika Dalen
K&k
Main Street
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