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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

2

The Daily Bee May 21 1970 Sandpoint Idaho Page 2

Legal notices will be published on Tuesday each week. Pend Oreille Printers Inc issues this edition of The Daily Bee in Sandpoint Idaho with UPI and local sources. Publisher Pete Thompson notes subscription rates of 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year nationwide.

Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Sandpoint Idaho U. S United Press International Pete Thompson

Letters seek reevaluation of Lake Pend Oreille water levels

Terry Merwin signing for the Sandpoint Chamber asks Brigadier General Roy S. Kelley of the Portland Army Corps to survey water level control at Lake Pend Oreille. The appeal cites recreational value, warns of slow action and favors better lake level management while supporting the chamber’s push.

Terry Merwin Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Roy S. Kelley U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland Army Engineers Lake Pend Oreille Corps of Engineers Allen Pinky Cochran The Chamber of Commerce Corps Army Legion Chamter of Commerce

Citizens urged to support engineers and lawmakers on Big Lake waters

Citizens are urged to contact Congressmen and Senators to back projects led by engineers. The message stresses that public support can accelerate action to preserve recreation waters and avoid the loss of votes, backing the Chamber's call for swift, united citizen help.

Jayceetites Thank Merchants For Support

The Sandpoint Jayettes thank Ellis Rogers M and J Stewart's Meat Lo-Price Price-Rite Safeway Carnation Co. Sandpoint Dairy Gooby's The Trawlers Connies Pastime Don's Drive-In and the North Shore for aiding their Waffie Breakfast fundraiser at Adjustment School.

Jayceetites Sandpoint Jayettes Ellis, Rogers Stewart’s Meat Lo-Price Price-Rite Safeway Carnation Co Sandpoint Dairy Gooby’s the Trawlers Connies Pastime Don’s Drive-In North Shore

LEO Club Plans Regular Meetings for Youth

The Sandpoint LEO Club holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month at the Pastime Panhandle room. Open to ages 15 to 20, with charter members inviting participation. Directors meet on the first and third Tuesdays monthly to coordinate community service efforts.

Sandpoint Leo Club LEO

Sandpoint Coach Urges Wide Gym Access for Children

Duane Ward, Sandpoint High School, writes to residents urging a graded physical education program with daily P E teachers and gym facilities. He compares area districts and argues Sandpoint lacks age appropriate gym spaces and diverse activities beyond basketball to foster mental and civic development.

Sandpoint Idaho Clark Fork Northside Southside Sagle Hope Kootenai Priest Lake Duane Ward Sandpoint High School

Priest Lake Cabin Break In and Local Reports

Vern Kidd reported Gary Rudy’s cabin was entered by breaking the padlock with extensive interior damage. Walt Bert reported a wandering 2 year old black Angus cow branded with a hole in its left ear. The What-Not Shop window glass was broken by a beige pickup water balloon thrower. George Erickson received a Stop sign Violation citation with a $10 bond. Admissions list and new arrivals detail May entries and newborns for several residents.

Vern Kidd Priest Lake Gary Rudy Walt Bert West Ontario St What George Erickson Hayden Lake

Talent Show Date Prolonged at Southside School

Principal Jim Stoicheff announces the Talent Show at Southside School has been postponed from Friday to Tuesday June 2. The event will keep the same venue and time, as gym renovations finish later than planned.

Jim Stoicheff Southside

Norwegian immigrant Thomas R. Holst dies at 80 in Idaho

Thomas R. Holst 80 died Sunday May 17 at Bonner General Hospital. Born September 28 1889 in Oslo Norway he moved to Canada then New York worked as an aide to a North Dakota senator before moving west. He helped found Holst and Thurlow Cedar Company later with Kingdom Holst LaGaard Company 1945 1951 supplying grain bins for federal contracts in the Dakotas. Surviving wife Mary married December 18 1939 at Dupuyer Montana a daughter Barbara in the home two brothers Lorentz and Olfa in Oslo Norway plus a nephew and two nieces in Norway. Funeral services set for Saturday May 23 at 1 00 p m Moon Chapel Rev Orville Ground officiating Interment Pinecrest Cemetery.

Thomas R. Holst Bonner General Hospital Oslo Norway Canada New York North Dakota Washington D.C E. F. Hitchner Company Holst and Thurlow Cedar Company Kindom-Holst-LaGaard Company North South Dakota Mary Dupuyer Montana Barbara Lorentz Olfa Moon Chapel Orville Ground Pinecrest Cemetery

Weather: Fair and Warm With Minor Clouds

Fair and warmer today with partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. A 0 to 10 percent rain chance, highs near 75 and lows around 45. Calm conditions continue into Friday with mild temperatures and light winds.

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