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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

Page

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Sandpoint Chamber Offers City Design Book for Sale

The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce announced limited copies of a 125 page color book by the University of Idaho Study Team detailing redesign plans for Sandpoint. It covers Beach, Sand Creek and the downtown area with implementation steps and financing phases. Books cost 7.50 dollars and are available through Barbara Remmers or chamber members.

Sandpoint Ot Commerce Bill Nordeen University of Idaho Beach Sand Creek Nordeen

Benefit Auction for Panhandle Child Development Center

The Panhandle Child Development Center announces a benefit auction on Saturday June 12 at the Old Fairgrounds. Items can be viewed at 1 PM with bidding starting at 2 PM, auctioneered by Ken Crandell. Donations accepted via call or drop off at J C Penney Co Elks Club or Ann Jones home.

Panhandle J. C. Penney’s Co Elks Club Ann Jones South First Sandpoint High School LeRoy Anderson Dale Lee Jim Stoicheff Bonner County Sandpoint Wilbur Merritt Priest River Franck Edmund Hanna Clark Fork Lions Club tCook Shack

Spring Concert At Sandpoint Junior High May 27

Sandpoint Junior High School announces its annual Spring Concert on Thursday May 27 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium featuring the JH Band and Chorus directed by Dale Langer and Dana Meehan. This will be Langer’s final concert before he moves to Kellogg High School.

Dale Langer Sandpoint Junior High School Lange Dana Meehan Kellogg High School Sandpoint

Immigrants Returned to Mexico Says Official Figures

Immigration officials returned 114 persons to Mexico between May 1 and May 18 for illegally entering the United States, Commissioner Bartlett Brown reported. Idaho's congressional delegation should seek help, Brown said, noting estimated total illegals in Idaho above 200 and Chicano counts near 1,000.

Boise Mexico United ‘States Bartlett Brown Brown Idaho

Ski Manager Breaks Leg While Riding Horse

Sam Wormington manager at Schweitzer Basin ski area since its opening eight years ago suffers a broken leg when the horse he rode reared and fell Tuesday evening. He is admitted to Bonner General Hospital where his wife Elsie serves as director of nursing and will care for him.

Schweitzer Basin Sam Wormington Bonner General Hospital Elsie

Lake Pend Oreille inflow peaks in mid May and holds near 2060 feet

Lake Pend Oreille stood at 2060 feet on Monday May 24 with inflow around 77 000 cfs. The year’s peak inflow was 115 000 cfs on May 13, while last year’s peak was 109 000 cfs on June 8. Outflows were adjusted to keep the lake at or above 2060 feet and ease downstream drainage near Cusick.

Pend Oreille Albeni Dam Ken Coffman Coffman Albeni Falls Calispell Flats Cusick

Keep Idaho Green Award for KSPT Station

Officials of the Idaho Department of Public Lands and the Kaniksu Forest presented the Keep Idaho Green award to radio station KSPT Sandpoint. The station regularly broadcasts forest conditions, fire restrictions, burn permits, weather for forest users, and fire-fighter recruitment, earning praise for ongoing public information and education.

Idaho Department of Public Lands Kankisu’ National Forest KSPT Sandpoint Department of Public Lands and Forest Service Idaho Anders Norm “Bauer Emil Kulhanek Diane Hadley Kaniksu Forest Mike Reed Department of Public Lands

No Mail On Memorial Day Observed by Post Offices

Memorial Day May 31 will be observed as a holiday by all postal installations with no city or rural mail delivery and no post office window service. Normal Saturday and Sunday service precedes the holiday. holiday lockboxes will be maintained and mail collection and dispatch occur per holiday schedules. Special delivery mail may be provided on prepaid service where applicable.

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Idaho Public’ Utilities Commission PUC Burlington’ Northern Railroad Anda Barbara Remmers Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Office Chamber FDA Washington Food’ and’ Drug Administration Len Jordan Roxanne Carrick Les ‘Rogers M-J- ‘Food Rogers M-J
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