Lions White Cane Drive Starts Saturday in Sandpoint
Sandpoint Lions Club launches the Fourth Annual White Cane Days on Saturday April 29 in downtown and area shopping centers to fund the Lions Eye Bank at University of Washington Hospital Seattle. The eye bank has aided transplantation and research since 1970 and is the Pacific Northwest’s only facility. Proceeds also support the Piano Tuning School and Lions Light Conservation efforts.
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Highway Plans North of Sandpoint Reveal New Routes
Engineers released drawings showing proposed alignments for Highways 95 and 200 north of Sandpoint. Hwy 95 may cross over 200 later, with current two lanes feeding an off ramp and a stop sign at the new 200 intersection.
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Blood Mobile Here Friday
The Blood Mobile will be in Sandpoint Friday April 28 at the Community Hall from 2 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. Donors are urged to bring first time donors to join the club of very special people. The note also mentions a library at the University of Washington and a state rehabilitation center dormitory for the newly blinded plus funding for a clinic for patients with significant vision loss.
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Solid Waste Plan Outlined By Bonner County Group
Representatives of the Bonner County Solid Waste Advisory Committee tentatively approved a general plan from the subcommittee. The plan favors Frank Linscott’s $380,000 yearly proposal for a landfill south of Sandpoint with a summer site at Priest Lake and county road maintenance, plus a push for private trash collection and franchised hauling across the county.
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Mc Ginnis Fired By Boise Chamber Directors
The Greater Boise Chamber of Commerce directors fired Roger B. Mc Ginnis from the role of executive vice president due to a lack of cooperation and coordination. Also note daylight saving time begins at 12 midnight on April 29 with clocks set one hour ahead Saturday night.
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