Sandpoint Daily Bee 1969 notices and staff credits
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue lists publication details for October 21, 1969, notes Monday through Friday print, legal notices on Tuesdays, and subscription rates. It credits Pend Oreilla Printers, Inc. with address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and staff Pete Thompson as Publisher and Jack Swanson as Editor.
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Pend Oreilla Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
Nuess
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Jack Swanson
Public protest over telephone rate increase
Letter to the editor objects to a proposed rate hike from $1.50 to $2.00 per month arguing Sandpoint customers pay more than Spokane Valley for similar service and noting rising customer numbers make the increase unjustified.
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Sandpoint
Spokane
Nurses protest peanut parade at federal building
Public Health Service nurses staged a peanut parade in San Francisco to oppose pay raises, wearing gobber necklaces and calling for hikes while the regional Civil Service Commission grants nurses smaller increases and larger raises to other federal workers. Graham Kane pleaded guilty Monday to obstructing traffic by running naked and grunting in the street.
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London
UPD
Graham Kane
SAN Francisco
UPI
Public Health Service
Federal Building
Regional Civil Service Commission
Labor Group Wins Nobel Peace Prize
The 1969 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the International Labour Organization for its work in improving working and social conditions worldwide. The ILO, now a UN special organization based in Geneva, has led by David A. Morse since 1948, with prize money of 75 000 Swedish Kronor.
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Oslo
UPD
International Labor Organization
ILO
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
United Nations
Geneva
David A. Morse
Nobel Committee
ILQ
John Weston
Morse
New York
U.N
Norwegian Storting
Prrtiament
International Red Cross
France
England
Albert Luthuli
August Scholl
Nobel Institute
Sign in church parking lot warns unauthorized cars
In Birmingham a Southside Baptist Church posted a sign threatening to tow unauthorized vehicles at the owner’s expense. Hawaii’s board of regents approved a list of 278 students for free tuition including those deemed well qualified or needing aid. Shirley Au, recently divorced from Wendell Phillips, was among those waived tuition under the plan.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Birmingham
Ala
Southside Baptist Church
Ooner
HILD
Mawaii
UPI
University of Hawaii Board of Regents
Shirley
Honolulu
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
Miss. Au
Miss Au
Local motor fines and new suits filed in small-town courts
Patrick McDowell of Coeur d Alene paid a $50 fine for speeding before Municipal Judge Kenneth Hackworth. Herbert Stanley of Sandpoint received a $10 suspended fine for failing to stop at a stop sign. Patrick O’Brien of Sandpoint was fined $25 for inattentive driving. Steve Klatt paid $50 for speeding replacing an earlier reckless driving charge. Fred vs Eleanor Shields as divorce suit and Iola Rainey vs Lyman Hatch for $7,500 alleged owed on a property sale. Larry Krebs and Lillian Kilbrand of Ronan and James Eagan with Betty Sue Hadfield of Coeur d’Alene filed marriage license applications.
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Patrick _ McDowell
Coeur d’ Alene
Kenneth Hackworth
Herbert
Stanley
Sandpoint
Patrick O’brien
Steve Klatt
Fred
Eleanor Shields
Iola Rainey
Lyman Hatch
Hatch
Larry Krebs
Lillian Killebrand
Ronan, Mont
James Eagan
Betty Sue Hadfield
Coeur d’Alene
Delta Kappa Gamma Zeta Chapter Meets at Sandpoint High
The Delta Kappa Gamma Zeta Chapter held a meeting at Sandpoint High School with 61 members from Bonner Boundary Kootenai and Shoshone Counties. Three new members were inducted and a skit on women educators' daily living responsibilities was performed under Mrs. Clara Hewett's direction.
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Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Zeta
Sandpoint
Bonner
Boundary
Kootenai
Shoshone
Alba Marro
Pauline Colliers
Joyce Ashley
Betty Schmirler
Clara Hewett
Doris Geier
Laura VeNard
Loretta Lynch
Mildred Drake
Bonners Ferry
Ann Brunsell
Ruby Phelps
Betty Robinson
Eva Whitehead
Gertrude Bower
Mollie Trester
Mabel Kinney
Ada Phillips
Frances Fredstrom
Margaret Hunter
Sonia Overholser
Marion Boyle
Alberta Sutliff
Freida Thomas
Harriet Walker
Blanche Senft
Alpha Nu
Delta Kappa Gamma Society, International
Diamond International wins Spring Creek timber auction bid
Diamond International Corporation of Coeur d Alene was the high bidder Monday for the Spring Creek Pulp timber sale conducted by oral auction. The Kaniksu National Forest reported the sale area about 18 miles northeast of Sandpoint. Diamond bid the appraised value of 12 190.05 dollars for 355 M board feet of sawlogs and 1250 MBF of pulp, with no other bidders.
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Diamond International Corporation
Coeur d’ Alene
Spring Creek
Kaniksu National Forest
Hoodoo Hustlers 4 H Club elects officers for new year
The Hoodoo Hustlers 4 H Club elected Steve Deeter as president with Ronnie Deeter Lucille Kalb Cherri Turner Leo Pass and Robbie Kalb named to officer roles. They will host an achievement night at Edgemere Grange Hall October 29 with Westmond Livewires and discussed junior leadership. Lucille Kalb also reported on a Boise trip for a state safety meeting.
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Hoodoo
Hustlers
Steve Deeter
Ronnie Deeter
Lucille Kalb
Cherri Turner
Leo Pass
Priest River
Robbie Kalb
Sandpoint
Edgemere Grange Hall
Westmond
Boise
Local clubs schedule October meetings and events
Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club meets Tuesday October 21 at 7 30 p m in the Northern Lights hostess room for its 15th anniversary with rock showpieces and a black light. Anchors Navy Mothers Club 977 meets October 21 at 8 p m in the Washington Power building instead of Oct 20. Bonner County Extension Homemaker Council meets October 27 at 10 30 a m in Sandpoint Community Hall with State Council reports and officer elections. Live and Learn Club hosts luncheon. Retail Merchants of Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce meet at noon Thursday Pastime Cafe. Women’s Relief Corp dessert luncheon and card party October 24 at IWA Hall at 1 p m public invited. Circle N Swing Square Dance Club dances October 25 at 8 p m Sandpoint Community Hall with George Cooper caller and potluck.
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Pend
Oreille, Rock, and Gem Club
Atl
Anchors -Navy Mothers’ Club 977
Washington Ater” Power Building
Bonner County Extension Homemaker’s Council
Sandpoint
The
Women’s Relief Corp
IWA
Sandpoint Community Hall
George Cooper
Metaline Falls
Bullpups Triumph Over Wallace for Second Win of Season
The Bullpups earned their second victory by defeating Wallace 18 to 6 at the local field Friday afternoon. They wrap up the season with a final game scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Wallace.
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Wallace
Adult Basic Education Classes Begin At New Farmin
Adult Basic Education class members meet for the first time at 7 p.m. Tuesday at New Farmin Elementary School. The classes are open to any person 18 or older and free of charge.
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New Farmin Elementary School
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