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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1970
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication schedule Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year. Contact 603-3077 for subscriptions. Publisher is Pete Thompson. UPI and other sources used.
A compilation of police and hospital notes from Spokane to Sandpoint detailing burglaries vehicle licenses and fines forest fires and a hospital admission and birth. Reports include a Telache cabin break in a suspended license case a horse sighting an accidental train collision a forest fire and a newborn born to Mr and Mrs Donald Becker at 20 inches long 7 pounds 14 ounces.
District 10 of the Idaho Nurses Association holds its monthly meeting at Hazel Arnold’s home on April 21 with reports from the Idaho State Nurses Convention. A garage sale is planned for April 24–25 at Phoebe Senft’s home. Numerous group meetings and rummage sales are scheduled across town from April 20 to 25, including Associated Logging Contractors, Bonida Republican Women, St. Joseph’s Altar Society, Lad VFW Past Presidents, Pend Oreille Rock and Gem Club, American Legion posts, and First Church of God rummage sale with dates and venues listed. Visitors welcome to some events.
Wildlife Preservation Society rescued over 1000 toads by diverting traffic on a main road. In Bournemouth England Ruby Graves, RA president of a sea fishing club, caught her first fish in 17 years. In Eastleigh parents protested a church youth club called Free Expression after teens alleged drinking and drugs. Idaho State Police warn that even a tenth of an inch of water on a roadway can cause hydroplaning at speeds as low as 40 mph.
A daily Bee column invites reader tips and letters on controversial public matters. The host promises anonymity for tips, asserts independence from the publisher, and plans to discuss issues of public interest, starting with a grip on visibility of stop signs blocked by tall vehicles at key intersections.
Idaho State Police caution drivers that wet spring rain can make streets slippery like snow. The message urges drivers to think for two and stay safe as college students return and summer visitors arrive, noting stop signs blocked by parked trucks may invite legal cases.
Wish to express appreciation for flowers gifts and cards received during hospital stay. Special thanks to doctor nurses and friends who visited. Gratitude to son Don for home work cooking and garden care.
The Rounsville Family thanks friends and neighbors in Clark Fork and Hope for their kindness after the death of their son and brother Larry.
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