Sandpoint Council OKs Cable Survey and Zoning Changes
The Sandpoint City Council unanimously approved a feasibility survey for a cable TV installation conducted door to door by three local residents. The body also authorized zoning changes for mobile home sizes on zones B and C and scheduled a public hearing notice, while approving multiple community requests and safety measures throughout the meeting.
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Sandpoint
William J. Mills
Donald Mills
LeRoy Rockford
Spokane
W. Mills
Wayne Goin
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Ella
Cedar
Fir
Church
Washington
Goin
Council
Ing Commission
Joe 0. Hammill
Public Safety and Welfare Committee
Jr. Federated Woman’s Club
Main Street
Ken Durtschi
Alder Street
Main and
Boyer
Brad Littlefield
The
Injectors Auto Club
George Elliot
Sandpoint Lions Club
Pine
First
Bridge Street
Dockins Tractor Co
Four Foot Long Spaghetti Feed Sponsored by Scout Troop 199
Scouts sponsor a spaghetti feed tomorrow at Sandpoint Community Hall from 5 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. Proceeds benefit local Scouts sending them to summer camp. The event invites the hungry public to attend.
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Boy, Scout
Sandpoint
Georgia-Pacific Wins North Ridge Timber Sale Bid
Georgia-Pacific Corporation of Sandpoint was the sole bidder for the North Ridge timber sale in the Priest River Experimental Forest north of Priest River Idaho. The major species include larch Douglas fir and lodgepole pine with cedar hemlock and grand fir in smaller volumes. The Sandpoint firm bid the appraised value of 8023.10 dollars for 1360 board feet of sawlogs.
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Georgia-Pacific Corporation of
Sandpoint
North Ridge
Kaniksu National Forest
Priest River
Idaho
Bee changes telephone number to new contact
A local notice informs readers the Bee's telephone number has changed from CO3-3077 to 263-5151 and requests callers use the new line.
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Daily Bee
Partly cloudy with scattered showers predicted
Partly cloudy conditions continue into Saturday with a 30 percent rain chance. Highs reach 65 degrees today and Saturday, with overnight lows around 40. Northern Idaho outlook calls for scattered showers Sunday then fairer, warmer Monday and Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s and lows mainly in the upper 30s to lower 40s.
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Idaho
Landowners Cancel Airport Site Meeting Halt IIP Efforts
Bonner County Commissioners cancel a scheduled 9 30 morning meeting with landowners needed for the airport runway extension after a letter from all but one affected owner said they were unavailable. The move jeopardizes proposed Airport Improvement Project funding from federal and state sources estimated at over 150000. Archie Yager declined comment as the Airport Committee was not invited.
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Bonner County
Commissioners’ Office
Airport Committee
Archie Yager
Sand Point High School Class of 1930 Reunion Planned
The Class of 1930 at Sand Point High School will hold a reunion on July 18 and 19. All members are welcome. For details contact Mrs. Vernoy Alson.
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Sandpoint High School
Vernoy Alson
Notice to High School Seniors for Transcript Requests
High school seniors planning to attend college this fall are urged to contact the school and request their transcript be mailed to the college of choice. The school spokesman said this should be done within the next few days.
Ray Delay Gains Idaho Dairy Commission Seat
Ray Delay of Careyn defeated Darrell Kerby of Lenore to win the Idaho Dairy Products Commission District One seat. Incumbents were ousted except William Stevens of Meridian who won District Four. All three begin three year terms July 2, and the commission comprises nine producers statewide.
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Ray Delay
Careyn
Darrell Kerby
Lenore
Idaho Dairy Products Commission
North Idaho
Joe Hall
Boise
William Stevens
Meridian
Robert Day
Kuna
Larry Irish
Eagle
Stevens
Idaho
Spkesman
Hall
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TEATS
Georgia - Pacific
Board of Commissioners
Dairy Post
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