Daily Bee May 22 1970 Sandpoint Idaho notices
The page is a Thursday through Friday Sandpoint Daily Bee issue listing publication details. It notes legal notices appear Tuesdays, and provides 1970 subscription rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Students petition for dress code change at School Board
Junior high students with a teacher appeared before the Board of Trustees by invitation of the Parent-Teachers-Student Association to discuss a proposed new dress code. Student Spokesman Scott Chehock presented the subject to the board in an orderly manner, urging parental decisions and principal discretion on attire standards.
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Board of Trustees
Parent-Teachers- Student Association
Scott Chehock
Dress Code Debate: Parents, Students Shape School Board
A school board discussion on student dress codes emphasizes parental responsibility, student involvement, and avoiding intimidation of youth. Trustees note the need for proper conduct and highlight Sandpoint youths’ active participation as a model for local democracy. The piece also cites Premier Palme's proposal for a political settlement ending the Southeast Asia war.
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Stockholm
Olaf Palme
Sweden
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Music Students Recitals Highlight Variety at Home
Geri Maki hosted two informal music recitals showcasing piano guitar accordion and flute. The program featured a music history paper by Sharon Beuskens a piano duo of Mrs. Neuder and son Steve and a flute solo by Debbie Mikesell with accompanist Debbie Phillips.
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Geri Maki
Sharon Beuskens
Jaycees Back Free Golf Lessons For Youth At Elks Course
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Elks golf course sponsor free golf instruction for boys and girls aged 8 to 18 this summer. Lessons start June 9 and run every Tuesday morning with aim to qualify some students for a state meet. Registration at the golf course clubhouse or Ross Rexall. more info from Jim Austin at Rexall.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elks
Jaycees
Golf
Ross Rexall Drug Store
Jim Austin
Ross Rexall
Minor beer violation and a series of local incidents
The record lists Miiba Meddy being convicted of selling beer to minors in Fred Kondo's Court with a fine of 250 dollars plus 5 dollars costs. Betty Gilpin reports a home burglary with theft of light fixtures and furniture from her residence. Police arrest 16 juveniles and seek warrants for two adults in connection with a beer party at Grouse Creech. A citizen requests road spraying at Larch and Washington Streets. Owen LaPrath reports a missing dachshund with a black coat and white chest. Victor Berg issues a speeding citation. Marriage licenses applied for include William Satterlee and Andrea Devine. Wayne Freed and Judy Baugh.
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Miiba Meddy
Blanchard Tavern
Fred Kondo
Idaho
Grouse Creech
House Approves Social Security Boost and Automatic COLA Plan
The House backed a large Social Security increase for 26.2 million seniors and higher payroll taxes, with a new automatic cost of living adjustment to trigger future benefit hikes. Rates rise January 1, 1973, affecting retirees, couples, and widows. the bill moves to the Senate.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Talent Show Date Changed at Southside School
Principal Jim Stoicheff says the Talent Show at Southside School was moved from Friday to Tuesday June 2. The delay is due to longer gym finish work, but the event will occur at the same time and location.
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Jim Stoicheff
Southside
Norwegian-born entrepreneur Thomas R. Holst dies at 80
Thomas R. Holst, 80, died Sunday at Bonner General Hospital. Born September 28, 1889, in Oslo, he moved to Canada then New York, worked in Washington as an aid to a North Dakota senator, and later formed Holst and Thurlow Cedar Company. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Barbara, and two brothers in Oslo. Funeral Saturday May 23 at 1:00 p.m. in Moon Chapel, Rev. Orville Ground officiating. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery.
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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-LaGuarnd Company
North
South Dakota
Mary
Dupuyer
Montana
Barbara
Lorentz
Olfa
Moon Chapel
Orville Ground
Pinecrest Cemetery
Health official urges diphtheria tetanus booster shots
Dr John A Mather director of the Idaho Preventative Medicine Division urges Idaho adults to get the diphtheria tetanus booster every ten years unless extra boosters are needed after injuries. He cites a Montana diphtheria outbreak and low immunization rates among Idaho residents over 40 and ages 19 to 39. The combined booster is available from physicians or local health departments. Tetanus risk rises with skin breaks during outdoor farming gardening and recreation.
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Idaho
John A. Mather
Idaho Department of Health
Mather
Montana
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By Ken Miller
Matinee
Lones Barts
Olver Reed
Betty Gilpin
Larch
Washington Streets
Owen LaPrath
Victor Berg
William A. Satterlee
Forest Grove
Ore
Andrea Devine
Beaverton, Ore
Wayne F. Freed
Judy Lorace Baugh
Thomas Reif Holst
Connie’s
Argentina
Connie's Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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