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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1970
Page
2
Legal notices published Tuesdays by Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho. Subscribers in the U S pay 16.80 yearly or 4.20 per quarter. Published Monday through Friday with United Press International and local news. Pete Thompson is publisher.
Friday records show Alan Kohal fined 55 dollars plus 5 costs for contributing to the delinquency of minors. Sunday notes bond actions for LeRoy Munson reckless driving 105 dollars, Edward Benson released on 1500 dollars bond, and multiple bonds totaling 2000 dollars tied to unlawful checks. Additional entries report a bridge blast near Priest River, a Thursday night break in at Lincoln School, a garbage fire complaint at 814 Alder, a horse tied behind a shop needing feed, and two long haired drunks soliciting at the beach. Marriage licenses applied for.
Wayne M. Freed and Judy Lorace Baugh of Sand Point were married on May 21 in a private ceremony. The couple announced their union and plan a future together in Sand Point.
A male Golden Lab was picked up May 21 at the Old Farmin School. It is to be disposed of if unclaimed by May 27. Owner may contact Pound Master at 263-3898 or visit the dog pound at the garbage disposal site between 6 and 7 p.m. Admissions list includes Collin Crane and others on May 19 to May 23.
A group of five and six year olds playing on a local building site started a 10 ton excavator. The machine collapsed a garage knocked down a telephone pole and crashed into a building before the children fled. Detectives said no one was injured.
A City area Girl Scout event outlines a Japan themed day camp from June 22 to 26 at Riley Creek campground near Laclede. Leaders gather May 28 and June 4 for outdoor training, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with more mothers urged to join through contact with Mrs. Morris Moore at 263 4462.
Idaho Governor Don Samuelson toured the Fort Hall Indian Reservation where tribal council members accused Bill Child of neglecting poverty issues and questioned Senate Bill 91. They urged clearer responsibility and fair funding. the governor planned broader reviews across state reservations.
May 20 to May 23 shows newborns and parents including Otto Kellner Collin Crane Mrs Paul Helm Lou Hiatt and baby Mrs Meva Parry George Parker Mrs Elizabeth Perry Mrs Alfred Boling Thelma J Clumpner Lisa Marie Parson Mrs Mary E Whitmore Harry Zabel Jr Mrs Bertha Renner Olive Reynolds and May 23 Mr and Mrs William Bloxom boy 8 lbs 8 1 2 oz 21 1/2 inches
The Sandpoint Art Association holds its regular May meeting on Thursday May 28 at 724 Pine Street. Dr H Don Bailey will discuss the summer schedule for art instruction and two classes are planned in Sandpoint for beginners and advanced students. Members will consider paintings for Associate Membership display and discuss a joint paint together exhibit with the Bonners Ferry Art Club.
Washington notes unemployment will rise further and the economy may show a noticeable recovery in the last six months of the year. Budget director Robert Mayo says no immediate tax increase planned despite deficits in upcoming fiscal years. New York reports over 150 insurance companies tied to mutual funds and about 50 000 licensed agents.
Readers report a long standing pile of rubble from the IGA fire near the A and W stand, awaiting Highway Department action and an entry road permit. They urge enforcement and mention stray dogs on Division Street and planned dog pens. A Spokane ordinance to curb rock festivals is also critiqued with calls for similar county rules.
UPI reports Democratic gubernatorial candidate Vern Ravenscroft addressed Minidoka County High School graduates urging use of guaranteed freedoms to strengthen democracy. He warned that in violence the governor would deploy state security to safeguard lives and property.
William S. Schumacher Spokane district director of the Small Business Administration will be in Sandpoint Wednesday May 27 to discuss business loans and management assistance. Contact Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce 2108 S First Avenue between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. No appointment is needed. SBA offers counseling training in managing skills, helps with government contracts, and surplus property purchases. Bring financial statements or tax returns to the interview.
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