Daily Bee Legal Notices Summary
Public notices from the Sandpoint Idaho newspaper dated November 3, 1969 list legal notices published weekly on Tuesdays. The paper is Pend Oreille Printers Inc, 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen eighty per year. Publisher Pete Thompson and Editor Jack Swanson are credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend, Oreille Printers, Inc
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Jack Swanson
Idaho Penitentiary site plans unveiled for five buildings
The Perman ent Building Fund Advisory Council reviewed complete site plans and drawings for 12 buildings at the new Idaho State Penitentiary south of Gowen Field. Curtis & Davis described one story brick structures with minimal finishes and a security focused layout including a two shift dining hall and a non windowed multipurpose room.
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Boise
UPI
Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council
Idaho State Penitentiary
Sid Foltz
Curtis & Davis
Louisiana
Gowen Field
Foltz
Vassar Bows To Demands After Sit-In
Vassar College officials announce a seven point agreement ending a weekend sit-in by black coeds. The plan adds black professors and a black studies program and allows black students to live in contiguous space, though not in an all black dorm. Thirty-one black and two white students left the administration building with help from ten nonstudents.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
UPI
Vassar College
Vassar
Ward fined for procuring beer for minors
Wayne T. Ward was fined 105 by Judge Margaret Burns after pleading guilty to procuring beer for minors. Ron May reported a soap dispenser and towel rack were broken off the wall at Hal's Texaco. Lyle Press noted a 1950 sedan parked by his house had an axle and bearing stolen.
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Wayne T. Ward
Margaret Burns
Ron May
Texaco
Lyle Press
Drivers Lose Licenses in Bonner County October
Residents of Bonner County had licenses suspended in October. Gary R. Phillips of Sandpoint faced a DUI charge. George P. Weisz of Sandpoint received a DUL. Sidney G. Holden of Sandpoint was cited for reckless driving. John G. Pearson of Hope and Dennis Le Thurlow of Sandpoint faced reckless driving and suspended license offenses. Albert B. Draine of Sandpoint had license denied until reinstated by Washington.
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Bonner County
Gary R. Phillips
Ella
Sandpoint
Dui
George P.weisz
Lake
Sidney
G .Holden
John G.pearson
Hope
Dennis’ le
Thurlow
Church
Washington
Thomas M. Craig obituary chronicles long Sagle family life
Thomas M. Craig 90 pioneer of the Sagle community died Saturday at Bonner General Hospital. He was born in California and moved with his family along the Oregon Trail to Sagle in 1862. Surviving are three sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow at the Moon Chapel with Rex Johnson officiating. burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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M. ‘Craig
Sagle
Bonner
Sandpoint’ Manor
Craig
T.P
Pe Craig
Oregon Trail
Thomas’. Ahad
California
Northern Pacific
C.C. Warner
Sandpoint
Lake Pend Oreillé
Algoma
Eagle
Farragut Naval Training Station
Shoemaker
Calif
Lavina
Rt. 2
Newport
Chester
Thomas
Saugus
James
Waitsburg
Wash
Hazel Mosher
Dorothy Nunes
Phoenix
Ariz
Nellie Hunter
Ore
Bessie Slatter
Hayward
Otto Craig
Clark Fork
Theodosia Lehman
Bayview
Idaho
Bessie Ryan
Lewiston
Moon Chapel
Rex Johnson
Sandpoint Church
Card Of Thanks Appeals Voters To Vote On November First
The Sandpoint Jaycees thank attendees of Candidates Night held October 30 and urge everyone to vote on November first regardless of candidate choice.
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The
Sandpoint Jaycees
F. W. Auxiliary Rummage Sale Announced
The F. W. Auxiliary announces a rummage sale on November 7 and 8 from 8 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at the VFW Hall located at 1105 Lake Street.
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F. W
VFW Hall
Lake Street
Women Teachers to Be Honored in Bonner County Program
The annual honor program for Bonner County women teachers, sponsored by Alpha Delta Kappa International Sorority for women in education, will be held November 3 at 7 30 p m in the New Farmen cafeteria. Rev Doak and Mrs Doak of Sandpoint United Methodist Church will present colored slides from their Israel trip.
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Bonner County
Alpha
Delta Kappa
Farmin
Doak
United Methodist
Sandpoint
Israel
Iris Hammons
Alberta Sutliff
Cochairman
Spotlight Cherry Picker's Bowling League Standings
Standings and scores from the Spotlight Cherry Picker's bowling league on October 30 1969 show Nieman's Floral leading 27 11 after a 27 12 win over cabinet Gorge and Conoco 25. Top bowlers include Jim April 278 high single, John Price 702 high three lines, and Don Scott 190.62 average among the weekly leaders.
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Nieman’s Floral
Conoco
Cabinet Gorge
Don’s
Don Scott
Bruce David
Chuck Becker
Buck Clark
Hud Nieman
Ken Sutliff
Larry O'Donnell
Mike Winslow
Ralph Crabb
Roger Lubbers
Dorcas Welfare Society Sale at Adventist Church
The Dorcas Welfare Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will hold a sale of handmade quilts and miscellaneous articles at the Dorcas Welfare Building adjacent to the church. It runs Wednesday and Thursday, Navy 5th and 6th, from 9 30 a.m. to 3 00 p.m.
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The
Dorcas Welfare Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Dorcas Welfare
Wed. & Thurs
Navy
Community groups schedule meetings and events in Sandpoint area
The Clark Fork PTA and United Methodist WSC S executives set November meetings at 7 30 and 1 30 PM with talks on playground repairs and prayer programs. A VFW Auxiliary Sewing Club bazaar runs Nov 7 at the Post Home. Sandpoint Civic Club discusses keeping America beautiful. High School presents A Man For All Seasons with 1 25 admission. Bonner County Sportsmen meet Thursday at 7 30 with Kay Rogers on logging effects.
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The
V.F.W
Post Home
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School Thespians
Bonner County
Washington Water Power Co
Kay Rogers
Catholic Daughters Sponsor Booth at All County Bazaar
The Catholic Daughters sponsor a booth at the All County Bazaar on Friday and Saturday November 7 and 8. Donations may be picked up by calling Mrs. LaVerne Stolz or Mrs. Lloyd Wilson. Beginning 8 30 a m Friday, items may be left at the Community Hall. Proceeds fund CCD youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Stolz
Lloyd Wilson
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Raymond + May
Thomas M. Craig
Swedes Auto
N. Division CO
Cherry" Picker
Dorcas Society
P.T.A
United Methodist W.S. C.S
W.S.C.S
Margaret Massing
Hose Tesses
Harold Method
F. M. Nedds
Panhandle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Moose Hall
First Avenue
Catholic Daughters
BOOTH
Daily New
York
J . E. Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Sandpoint,idaho
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