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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published weekdays with legal notices weekly on Tuesday. This front matter lists editorial staff, address, phone number, and subscription rates for U.S. deliveries.
A brief editorial note underscores a moral standard: you cannot be false to any man. The piece echoes persistence in integrity and personal duty with a period-era voice.
Lincoln School area Cub Scout leaders urge parents to support and join Pack 115 as den mothers and leaders. They highlight the eight boy limit per Den, two deep leadership, out of pocket costs, and the dedication required to sustain engaging activities for Webelos and younger scouts. They call for more parental involvement from Washington New Farmin and Old Farmin families to build a strong, active program.
Representative James A. McClure today sponsored legislation terminating a portion of oil leases in the Santa Barbara Channel off California. He said Congress must tackle oil spill issues and the bill offers an equitable solution, protects environmental values, preserves resources, and provides fair compensation to lessees.
Mrs Katherine H Carey 94 died May 2 in Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane after illness. Born Oswego Kansas Christmas 1876 she settled Priest Lake area as first west side resident and taught 43 years in Washington and North Idaho at Priest River Laclede Colburn and other districts. Survived by two daughters two grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a great great granddaughter. Memorial services set for May 5 Ball and Dodd Funeral Home Spokane conducted by Grace Baptist Church.
Snow on Schweitzer mountain snowcourses remains above average in water content. At 4500 feet the lodge area shows high water with 34.0 inches in 71 inches of snow, while Schiweitzer Ridge at 6100 feet reports 58.5 inches in 128 inches.
Sergeant Garrett announced testing for ICONTROVER High School seniors not planning college. Aptitude tests and physicals offered May 8 at the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station Spokane for the Student Enlistment Program. Seniors may qualify for specialist training and reserve their chosen schools and attend after graduation.
A UPI report notes Governor Andrus directed the Public Utilities Commission to act on Sandpoint rail crossing issues and to address local concerns. Residents praise the effort, while noting the Burlington Northern challenge remains difficult for any governor. A Sandpoint resident sent a letter. Dianne Wah, 16, from Priest River, was named to the national SCOPE council.
Notice asks any Girl Scout or Leader with pictures of scout activities to turn them in to Mr. Jas Tinsman at the J C Penney Store in Sandpoint by Saturday May 8.
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