Board Meeting Set for May 9 at The Pits
A Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for Wednesday May 9 at 7 30 p m. The venue is The Pits next to Glenns Auction Barn.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
4
A Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for Wednesday May 9 at 7 30 p m. The venue is The Pits next to Glenns Auction Barn.
In a night of bowling action the G D s won on total pins by 15 after dropping two games to the Easy Blows 4 and 21 pins respectively. Kaye Drafall led the G D s with 214 and 528, while Du and Drafall topped the men with 417. Several other players posted strong scores including Les Alspach 556 and Alice Drew 430 for the Easy Blows. The Shoshone School System earned a $52401 study grant from the Idaho Department of Education for a three year education study program led by Jack Bowlin.
Idaho Fish and Game Commission schedules at least nine regional meetings before the May 16 Boise session to discuss big game regulation details opening dates for upland birds, bag limits, habitats, and other local issues. Holders include Coeur d Alene Lewiston Boise Twin Falls Pocatello Soda Springs Idaho Falls Salmon and Challis with times and venues listed.
Seven professional players and UCLA assistants headlined by Al Attles run a Sandpoint High School clinic June 18 22 with sites in Grangeville Lewiston Moscow and Coeur d Alene. Players include Dick Snyder Joe Ellis Don Barnette Steve Patterson Henry Bibby Curtis Rowe Sidney Wicks and Larry Farmer.
Idaho officials warn diesel oil from a ruptured Yellowstone Pipeline line near Murray could enter Prichard Creek by week’s end. Over 200000 gallons spilled last Wednesday night as oil seeps at about 1000 feet per day toward the Coeur d Alene River and Lake.
I thank friends for kindness shown while in hospital. Special thanks to Dr Pearson Smith and Siemson and to Bonner General Hospital nursing and laboratory staff for excellent care.
President Nixon's top adviser on the environment said federal funds would not be forthcoming to clean the Spokane River Basin. Russell Train, head of the Council on Environmental Quality, visited Spokane for a briefing on the 1974 World Exposition on the Environment and noted the city must handle pollution locally with possible federal cooperation. Train warned that tertiary treatment facilities would be costly and years away, urging local government and industry to take the lead.
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