18 May 1970
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1970
Page
1
Public meeting to discuss state wide open burning rules will be held Thursday in Coeur d Alene at the Elks Temple at 9 a.m. Administrative Director Al Eiguren chairs the session with formal testimony possible for the Boise hearing on June 8.
The forecast notes partly cloudy skies with a few showers expected on Tuesday. Temperatures remain mild with scattered rain chances across the region.
A six member coroner's jury ruled the death of Clarence L. Sheffler accidental. The inquest in Bonner County heard that Sheffler, 17, of Priest River, died after two vehicle crashes on U. S. 2 near Thama Rocks. Witnesses cited poor visibility, dust and glare from headlights as factors.
Bonner County School District 82 lunch coordinator Evalyn McIntire said lunches end at Clark Fork May 15 Northside May 29 Priest River June 3 Old Farmin New Farmin Jr High and Washington Elementary June 4 Priest Lake Elementary June 4 Lincoln Sagle and Southside June 5.
J A Naccarato of the American Legion post presented Certificates of Award to Sandpoint Boys State delegates and alternates for the 1970 Idaho American Legion Boys State. Awards were given at the May 16 Awards Day Program at the senior high school.
The Northside Fire Association fought a forest fire Sunday after winds drove a slash burn across Bob Lyons property into state forestry land. State crews with a tanker and men joined three hours of fighting. The blaze burned four to five acres with local and state responders mop up by 3:00 p.m. Neighbors and NFA members assisted after starting on Jerry White’s property at the northwest corner of NFA territory.
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