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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1971

Page

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Elks District Deputy Addresses Youth at Initiation

Sandpoint Elks Lodge No. 1376 initiated ten new members as District Deputy and Grand Exalted Ruler Gerald S. Walker spoke on drug abuse in Idaho and the role of concerned citizens. He urged focusing on good youth and suggested Elks awards to honor responsible young people.

R. A. Lersch Hope H. D. Smith Sandpoint Don Katona Dick McEwan Wes Olson Paul Pecukonis Gerald S. Walker Chet Whitney Bob Johnson del Rogge Elks Lodge No. 1376 Grangeville Idaho Walker Elks

Toys Needed For Lion's Project In Sandpoint

Dale Pelton president of the Sandpoint Lions Club announces the Toys for Toys program seeking toys for all ages. The group is completing a new Santa center at the old fairgrounds near Ella Avenue and requests donations at Haviland-Holzmer Enco station. They need usable toys dolls and small items, with a rummage sale daily to fund new toys.

Dale Pelton Sandpoint Lions Club Santa Fairgrounds Ella Avenue Haviland-Holzmer Enco Pelton Lawrence Baker Ralph Chicks Larry Anderson Wayne Hook Bonner County

Idaho receives 160000 grant for law enforcement plan

The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration awards Idaho 160000 to the Idaho Law Enforcement Planning Commission. Rep Orval Hansen says the funds will fund improvements across the criminal justice system per the state plan priorities.

Washington Llp Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Idaho Law Enforcement Planning Commission Orval Hansen Idaho Hansen

Atty Gen Parks to Speak at Kiwanis Rotary Luncheon

Idaho Attorney General Tony Parks will address a joint Kiwanis Rotary Club luncheon at the Pastime Panhandle Room in Boise at noon on Monday November 22. Parks will also speak to the Bonner County Democratic Women's Club at 6 30 p m at the IWA Hall with Ed Williams and Vernon Ravenscroft. Williams is Governor Cecil Andrus' executive assistant and Ravenscroft a state representative who lost to Andrus in last year's primaries. Political sources expect all three to announce candidacies soon amid Rep James McClure's bid for the Sen Jordan seat. The Idaho Department of Finance approved Bank of Idaho's plan for a Caldwell branch, pending Federal Reserve approval in San Francisco.

Idaho Tony Parks Kiwanis Rotary Club Kiwanis William Watkins Panhandle Room Parks Bonner County Democratic Women’s Club IWA Democratic Senate Ed Williams Vernon Ravenscroft Williams Cecil Andrus Ravenscroft Andrus James McClure Sen Jordan Senate B. Jordan Mary McFarland

Hopefuls Speak Here as Debates Begin in Bonner County

Idaho Attorney General Tony Parks Ed Williams executive assistant Cecil Andrus aide and Vernon Ravenscroft will speak at a Bonner County Democratic Women’s Club fundraiser on Monday Nov 22 at 8 p.m. at the IWA Hall. Tickets for a tractor drawing will be sold at the door. The candidates have not declared yet but observers view the appearance as early campaigning to gauge support.

Sandpoint Considers Flat Summer Water Fee to Replace Meters

Public Works Committee recommends eliminating all water meters and imposing a flat two dollar summer use fee for June through August as city officials weigh a change spurred by resident Lana Brown who said metered rates are discriminatory. Council members attended the meeting and councilwoman elect Edna Spearman observed, with full council likely at December session.

Floyd Gray Sandpoint Lana Brown Brown

New Era For Idaho Says Bollinger

Professor W LaMar Bollinger of the College of Idaho argues Idaho is entering a new era driven by changing values that attract youth and outsiders. He cites low population density, close communities, and lower costs as advantages, with a forthcoming study part detailing rural youth trends.

Boise UPI Idaho Gem State W. LaMar Bollinger College of Idaho Caldwell Jerome Gooding Lincoln Camas Bollinger Boeing Magic Valley Bear Lake Franklin Oneida Census Bureau

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Elks Dist Elks Lodges America Lion’s Project UUPD Idaho Department of Finance Bank of Idaho Tom McEldowney Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Public Works Committee Bollinger Says
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