Nor Del Hereford Ranch wins Bonner County cattlemen’s honor
Nor Del Hereford Ranch in Bonner County operates 120 acres of irrigated pastures with 43 acres for farmstead and keeps 200 head of registered cattle. Owned by Charles Sommerfeld and daughter Lana Linscott, the operation participates in many associations and exhibits in regional stock shows while sponsoring a 4-H trophy at the county fair. Other applicants included William A Hall and Douglas Yergens.
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Bonner
Werneséday
Bonner’ County
Charles Sommerfeld
Lana Linscott
Bonner County
Cattlemen’s Association
Idaho
North Idaho
Polled Hereford Association
Columbia Empire
Hereford Association
Western Montana Polled Hereford Association
Sagle Community ‘Grange
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
APHA
Western
Montana
Filer
Bonnier County
Linscott
North Idaho Polled Hereford Association
William A. Hall
Route 1
Sandpoints
The
Milk Producers Association
Douglas Yergens
Blanchard
Blanchard Grange No. 440
Lions Club Carnival Opens in Sandpoint This Week
The annual Lions Club carnival begins Thursday evening in Sandpoint with rides games cotton candy and concessions. It will run Thursday through Saturday on Main Street beside the Old Farm School, staged by Intermountain Shows owned by Bob McCabe. Proceeds fund eye care for underprivileged children.
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Lions Club
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Lions Club
Farmin School
Intermountain Shows
Bob McCabe
Sandpoint Lions
Local Talent Billed For Show In Pend Oreille
Pend Oreille Productions, a teen and adult group, schedules a gala talent show for Friday June 11 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High auditorium. Proceeds fund local student jobs with MC Hans Landay donating services. Adult tickets 1 25, students 75 cents, under 10 free. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Pend Oreille Productions
Das
Hans Landay
Hope
Idaho
Landay
Perid ‘Oreille Productions
Russ Strange
Local nurse honored by Gov Andrus at Idaho event
Governor Cecil Andrus awarded two outstanding state employees for 1970 at the Idaho State Employees Association Presidents Banquet held Saturday June 5 at the Holiday Inn in Twin Falls. Winners are Mrs Michiko Kondo Priest River a public health nurse and Edwin Olsen Orofino a fiscal officer both from the department of Health.
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Cecil Andrus
Idaho State Employees Association
Holiday Inn
Twin Falls
Michiko Kondo
Priest River
Department of Health
Edwin Olsen
Orofino
Vernon Ruen elected chair of Clark Fork school board
Vernon Ruen of Clark Fork was chosen as chair of the Board of Trustees at the New Farm School in Sandpoint during the annual organizational meeting. Ruen, re-elected for a third term, succeeds Venus Verhei. Dr. William Morton was named vice chair and Wayne Hagadone earned another term as clerk treasurer under new superintendent Dr. E Wayne Likens beginning July 1.
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Don Swanstrom
Swanstrom
David Besson
Priest River
Marian Ebbetts
Sandpoint
Vernon Ruen
Clark Fork
Ruen
New Farmin School
Venus Verhei
William Morton
Idaho Association of School Board Trustees
Morton
Allen Farms, Inc
Wayne Hagadone
E. Wayne Likens
Local Sailor Finishes Training in San Diego
Steven C. La Marche, Seaman Apprentice, completed basic recruit training in San Diego California and earned the sharpshooter medal. He now attends a 14 week course at USNTC San Diego covering basic radio fundamentals and procedures.
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Steven C. la Marche
San Diego
California
USNTC
Public health official and local leaders profiled
Mrs Kondo Michi known as Michi by friends leads maternal child health and home care services while serving as past president of Idaho Nurses Association District 10 and a public health nursing representative. Edwin Olsen, a 13 year health department veteran and fiscal officer, is Lewiston Elks member and paraplegic confined to a wheelchair for 17 years with leadership in Orofino clubs.
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Kondo
Michi
Dist. No. 10
Idaho Nurses Association
State Board of Nursing
Olsen
Department of Health
Lewiston Order of the Elks
Orofino Chamber of Commerce
Orofino Lions Club
Little League
Edwin Olsen
Kuney Bids Low On Hwy Project Here
Max J. Kuney of Spokane submitted the low bid of 2 141 091 75 for the Sandpoint North highway project in Boise. Murphy Bros of Spokane bid 2 774 266 50. The district engineer said bids are under advisement and the project aims to eliminate hazardous conditions at the U S 95 and State Highway 200 junction near Sand Creek. The plan includes roadway work, a 212 foot steel railroad underpass, and a 212 foot concrete bridge with completion expected in 240 days after award.
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Max J. Kuney
Spokane
Idaho Department of Highways
Boise
Sandpoint-North
Murphy Bros
E. M. Harding
Idaho
Sand Creek
Harding
Spokane International
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