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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

3

Lewiston Dominates Sandpoint In Baseball Skirmishes

Lewiston's American Legion club routed Sandpoint with an aggregate 50 to 3 across two doubleheaders last week, extending Sandpoint's losing streak to seven after a season opener strong start. Sandpoint heads to Oregon and Washington road trips facing Richland Milton Freewater Pendleton and a slate of challengers.

Lewiston American Legion Baseball Club Dwight Church Ron Hunt Sandpoint Boys Spokan Cal Smith Hunt Oregon Central Wash

Hope Man Receives Keep Idaho Green Fire Award

Milt Thompson of Hope received the Keep Idaho Green award from Larry Stone Clark Fork District Fire Control Officer. Thompson was nominated for his forest fire suppression efforts after discovering a train yard fire along the railroad in the Trestle Creek area and working through the night to control it.

Milt Thompson Hope Idaho Larry Stone Clark Fork Stone Thompson Trestle Creek

Fish Tales from Pacific Coast Angling Resorts and Tackle

A compact roster of anglers and catches across several West Coast fishing spots. Names include Fred Page Charter Boat, Keith Dickerson Prescott Arizona, Bob Avery Spokane, J Garber Dayton Ohio, and Mike Latham Sheridan Wyoming, detailing Kamloop and Kamioop catches with weights from 2 to 16 pounds and various lures and reefs at Mineral Point Golden Rock Whiskey Rock Granite Point and Garfield Bay.

Fred Page Kamloop Lester Stemmer South Gate California Luckie Louie Mineral Point Jessie Jones Glendale Luckie Louie Yellow Herring Kilroy Dolly Keith Dickerson Prescott Arizona Granite Point Kamioop Garfield Bay Sunset Beach Resort Bob Avery Spokane Whiskey Rock

State Blamed In Assessment Law Argument

Gooding Idaho lawmakers are criticized by Wes Trounson the Gooding County Assessor as negligent in passing assessment laws. He says the 75 dollar exemption for all residents aged 65 and over appears to buy votes and causes the city's tax evaluation to drop. He cites exemptions for widows and veterans and cuts to utility taxes and other assessments.

Gooding UPI Idaho Wes Trounson Wendell Trounson

LaSalle Discusses Habitat Types With Hope Junior High

Clark Fork District forester W. J. LaSalle spoke to Hope Jr. High seventh and eighth graders about forest habitat types. He explained how habitat composition guides logging decisions and regeneration plans, praising Principal Kiebert and students for environmental interest. He also showed slides on Idaho’s largest reedless areas, noted as the Maho Primitive Area.

Clark Fork W. J. LaSalle Hope Jr. Wigh LaSalle Hope Kermit Kiebert Idaho Maho

Eagles Auxiliary Convention to Feature Wenona Vanderhoofven

Sandpoint F C E No 589 will host the Eagles Convention June 21 to 24 in Sandpoint with Past Grand Auxiliary Officer Wenona Vanderhoofven as keynote speaker. Vanderhoofven joined the Fraternal Order of Eagles in 1946 and has held multiple leadership roles, chaired major committees, and contributed to Muscular Dystrophy and Heart Fund drives. She has led ritual teams and earned trophies for ritualistic work and performances. She has also been active civically in Las Vegas and Clark County.

Sandpoint F.C.E. No Eagles Wenona Vanderhoofven Vanderhoofven Order of Eagles Las Vegas Nevada Auxiliary Nevada State Auxilliary Vanderhoefven Clark County Muscular Dystrophy Association Christian Women’s Fellowship The First Christian Church

Demonstrations at New Fairgrounds Offer Homemaker Tips

An afternoon of free demonstrations and displays for homemakers is planned for June 22 at the Bonner County fairgrounds. The event runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. featuring candlestick holders, trouser ideas, children's toys and clothing, food demonstrations, and more. Refreshments will be provided.

Bonner County Fairgrounds Trousseau

Camping Topic of Newcomers Meeting Sparks Northwest Outdoors

Tom Mygren of the U S Forest Service spoke at the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club gathering at the Pastime Cafe. He gave an illustrated talk about camping and hiking in the Idaho Panhandle and the Pacific Northwest.

Tom Mygren U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Idaho Panhandle W.G. Meyers Harlan Walker Jerry Kite

Torch Members Will Clown For Money

Twenty TORCH club members will clown on Sand Point sidewalks this Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm asking motorists and pedestrians for donations. The funds support camperships for mentally challenged children, transportation to Special Olympics events, and expanding local friendship programs. The group, four years old in Idaho with nearly 1,000 teens in 20 towns, is part of the Idaho Association for Retarded Children and the Youth National Association for Retarded Children.

Sandpoint Torca Somer County TORCH Idaho Idaho Association For Youth National Association For Retarded Children

Wards Sandpoint Grand Opening Under New Management

Montgomery Wards in Sandpoint now managed by Chet and Donna Whitney. Grand opening celebration set for June 15 16 and 17 with ten percent discounts on catalog merchandise floor display items and some free catalogs. Door prizes include a coffee maker toaster and can opener. The Whitney family are long time Sandpoint residents.

Montgomery Sandpoint Chet Donna Whitney Whitneys University of Hadaho Whitney Avco Financial Services Moscow Spokane Ladapoint

Plant and Tree Identification Field Trip Description

A class conducted a float trip down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River and later visited the field for plant and tree identification. The activity combined river travel with hands on natural science study to enhance species recognition.

Salmon River

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