Idaho Index

Wed., Aug. 3, 1994

POLICE BLOTTER

COEUR D’ALENE POLICE

Steve Beaudry, owner of Beaudry Motors, 1701 N. Fourth St., reported Saturday that a car worth $1,000 was taken from his business.

Ten large flowering garden pots were taken from the St. Thomas Cemetery at 22nd Street and Sherman Avenue. The loss was estimated at $750.

Joshua Bright reported Monday that a compact disc player and computer game system were taken from his home on the 400 block of Reid. The loss was estimated at $896.

Clothes and a telephone were taken from Sarah Harner’s storage unit at the 100 block of Borah, she reported Monday. The loss was estimated at $615.

James Frantz reported Monday that his son’s bike was taken from the front porch of their home on the 1000 block of 16th St. The loss was estimated at $400.

A car stereo and tapes were taken from Diego Hammett’s pickup truck at his home on the 500 block of S. 16th Street. The loss was estimated at $350.

Karen Day reported Monday that someone took four diamond rings and cash worth $3,606 from her home on the 1000 block of Gilbert.

KOOTENAI COUNTY SHERIFF

Sister Teresa Joseph reported that someone pushed a pickup truck she had borrowed over an embankment at the St. Dominic School, 5450 W. Riverview in Post Falls.

NEWS OF RECORD

SHOSHONE COUNTY

CIVIL COMPLAINTS

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Nadine Hill, seeking $528.

BONNER COUNTY

CIVIL COMPLAINTS

Sandpoint Credit Bureau vs. Brian and Linda Chandler, seeking $608.

Barbara Raikes vs. Stephen Hoadley, Wayne Wasserburger and Barbara Hoadley, dba Woodland Property Management, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Anthony and Marion Skuby vs. Kevin Monahan, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

DIVORCES SOUGHT

Thomas Mehler from Donna Mehler.

Roberta Ahlers from Richard Ahlers.

Robin Dodson from Michael Dodson.

Tiffany Ludwig from Gary Ludwig.

KOOTENAI COUNTY

BIRTHS

Kootenai Medical Center

Michele and Jim Hahaj, Hayden, parents of

Megan Nicole, born July 25.

Katrina and Edward Francis, Post Falls, parents of Austin Keith, born July 27.

Theresa and Derrek Smith, Priest River, parents of Anthony Justin, born July 26.

Pamela and Timothy Picard, Coeur d’Alene, parents of Richard Wayne, born July 26.

Mindy and V. Alan Aldrich, Rathdrum, parents of Ashton Paige, born July 28.

Jane Roletto and Phil Bridgers, Coeur d’Alene, parents of Anna Roletto Bridgers, born July 28.

Heather and Terrence Northington, Coeur d’Alene, parents of Brenden Arthur, born July 28.

Jennifer Anderson, Coeur d’Alene, parent of Brandon Lee, born July 29.

Tammy and Gene Hyden, Post Falls, parents of Christina Marie, born July 29.

Michelle and Kenneth Shove, Hayden, parents of Jessica Renee, born July 25.

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