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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1970
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for 1970 including daily weekday issues, legal notices published Tuesdays, and subscription rates of 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year. Publisher Pete Thompson leads Pend Oreille Printers, Inc.
Dallard Johnson of Kaniksu National Forest spoke to Priest River High School Ecology Club about silviculture framing it as tree ecology. He outlined a 1% annual harvest, landscape management to reduce visual impact, and twelve regional tree species with associated topography and factors like fire and disease.
Fred W. Folmer Sr., age 92, died November 18 at Sandpoint Manor. Born September 9, 1878 in Hanover Germany he moved to the United States as a child and later lived in Hall Montana before settling in Sandpoint. Survived by son Fred Folmer Jr daughter Mrs Lillian Sted four grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday November 23 at 11:00 a.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev Orville Ground officiating. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Catholic and Protestant churches in Idaho co sponsor the fifth annual Joint Thanksgiving Clothing Appeal set for November 22 to 29. The drive gathers cash and wearable clothes for global distribution through Church World Service Catholic Relief Services and Lutheran World Relief. Recipients include war victims in Vietnam and the Middle East quake victims in Peru. Supplies and publicity will be sent to churches statewide.
In a Washington window column John Hall argues voters rewarded low profile, principled senators who express strong views without off ensive outbursts. The piece notes 1960s-70s defeats of Morse Goodell Tydings Gore and Clark and credits restrained rhetoric for political longevity.
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, at its annual meeting in Pocatello, announced opposition to several measures and support for others affecting farmers, signaling positions on agricultural policy and state actions. The remarks reflect the federation’s stance as rural interests weigh policy directions.
A column argues farmers form a Federation to voice collective bargaining against teachers right to negotiate. It notes farmers and labor roots, contrasts crafts, and calls for farmers to focus on farming while teachers handle wage talks, questioning fairness of cross‑trade criticisms.
Local basketball fans may attend a game-type scrimmage featuring the Sand Point High School varsity at the SHS gym this Saturday at noon. Head Coach Duane Ward says there is no admission charge.
Joe Ashenbrenner was rushed to Newport Hospital at 3 30 PM by the Priest River ambulance with shortness of breath and heart trouble. He was discharged and sent home after a hospital report reached city hall early Thursday morning.
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