The Daily Bee 1971 Sandpoint News Summary
The page provides masthead details for The Sandpoint Daily Bee, published Monday through Friday with legal notices each Tuesday, listing address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 and subscription rate $2.00 per month. Publisher is Pend Oreille Printers Inc and editor Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
First Activities Evening Scheduled at Sandpoint Junior High
The Sandpoint Junior High School hosts a special educational activities evening on Tuesday November 3 from 7 30 to 9 30 featuring drawing cheerleading electronics macrame and basketball. The Parents Council invites families to explore activities not usually available and seeks more parent leadership for future events.
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Sandpoint Junior High School
Sandpoint Junior High Parents Council
Dale Pelton
Bill Denman
Lee Mahler
Hospital Admissions and Births on November 24
On November 24 admissions include Fern Harrell Rhonda Lee Van Rossum David Best Larry Riffe. Dismissals list Gale H Barfuss Nancy Shepherd Donald Newton. Births report a Lee Van Rossum girl 7 pounds 19 inches, David Best boy 8 pounds 20.5 inches, Larry Riffe boy 9 pounds 7.5 ounces 22 inches.
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Fern Harrell
Rhonda Lee van Rossum
David Best
Larry Riffe
Gale H. Barfuss
Nancy J.shepherd
Donald Newton
Lee van Rossum
S S A Field Man To Visit Sandpoint December 7
Wayne A. Thompson of the Coeur d Alene SSA office will meet the public at Sandpoint Community Hall on December 7. Sessions run 10 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3 pm for social security and medicare information and assistance. A separate note from Washington reports Rep Les Aspin seeks a 1500 adoption expense deduction for taxpayers.
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Coeur G' Alene
The
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
Social Security
Medicare
Local TV Schedule Highlights and Kids Shows
Channel listings show KREM TV and KSPS TV educational blocks. Notable programs include Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and later news with Nightbeat. Sports on Bears Dolphins game and various talk and game shows fill evening hours.
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Wild West
NFL Football Bears Dolphins
Nightbeat
Mawes
Swons
Minorien
Rarade
Fee Hsh
Maranuy
Applied Management
Sesame Street
the Electric Company
Misseroaers
High
Court objects to prefiling briefs in voter reregistration case
Idaho judge Prather scorches a Croner brief as prejudicial to the record in the Cenarrusa v Peterson voter reregistration dispute. He orders the brief stricken and mandates refiling if included. Arguments focus on statutory mailing duties, constitutional voting age, and unclear Idaho election laws amid a courtroom tense with press involvement.
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John F. Croner
Boise
Pete T. Cenarrosa
Kootenai
Harold E. Peterson
Prather
Croner
Associated’ Press
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Associated Press
Peterson
Cenarrusa
Kootenai County
Gary Hamnan
Hannan
Idaho
Secretary of State
Hanan
Haman
Obituaries note Harris and Poelstra funerals and survivors
Graveside services for James David Harris were held at Clark Fork Cemetery with Rev. E F G Meyer officiating. Harris died Nov 21 at Blackfoot Idaho at 47, survived by three brothers Charles Ernest and Robert and three sisters Hazel Hilzer Margaret Harris and Hellen Smollock. Funeral set for Dec 1 at Moon Chapel for Elmer Poelstra age 76, burial Pinecrest Memorial Park, died Nov 27 at Bonner General Hospital. Poelstra born Aug 27 1895 in Pella Iowa married Lena VanDen Berg Feb 15 1917 Armour SD, moved to Sandpoint area 1945 from Montana. He belonged to United Methodist Church Sandpoint and Sandpoint Gin Club. Survived by wife, four sons John Cornelies Ronald Anne, three daughters Antonie Rivers Edna Remsburg Filena Brown, 28 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, one sister Gertie Van Zee and numerous nephews and nieces.
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Clark Fork
James David Harris
E.F.G. Meyer
Harris
Blackfoot
Idaho
Charles
Ernest
Portland
Robert
Hazel Hilzer
Ritzville
Margaret Harris
Hellen M. Smollock
Moon Chapel
Elmer Poelstra
James Doak
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Poelstra
Bonner General Hospital
Pella
Iowa
Lena VanDen Berg
Armour
South Dakota
Sandpoint
Montana
United Methodist Church
Ponderay
John
Cornelies
Selle
Ronald
Sagle
Anne
Wrencoe
Antonie Rivers
Hope
Edna Remsburg
Filena Brown
Gertie van Zee
Platte
Livestock Prices Steady to Mixed Across Markets
Portland and Omaha reports show cattle and calves steady to weak in parts with steers high and prime, heifers mostly steady to lower, and cows strong. Hog prices mostly down, with barrows and gilts 25.75 cents lower and 240 Ibs plus steady, while feeders and lambs show modest adjustments.
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