Daily Bee 1969 notices and info page
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue lists publication details for Friday December 19 1969. It includes the paper’s address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and notes legal notices appear Tuesdays along with subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents yearly.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend’ Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Letters and Quotes From Readers and News Briefs
Reader letters from the Associated Students of the University of Idaho thank Idaho taxpayers for supporting higher education and praise the state’s education leaders. International briefs note Christmas security in Belfast, health cautions from a cigarette researcher, a racially charged fund luncheon remark, and a San Francisco pawnshop shooting with a customer who used a purchased rifle.
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University of Idaho
Idaho
Board of Education
Ernest Hartung
Beta Sigma Phi Draws Afghan Winner at Local Shop
Beta Sigma Phi Idaho Nu Chapter offers raffle tickets for a decorative afghan on display at Niema 1's Music & Floral Shop in Sandpoint. Proceeds support a local scholarship fund. Tickets from members or Nieman's. Drawing on December 22.
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Beta Sigma Phi Idaho Nu
Niema 1
Sandpoint
Nieman’s
Obituaries for Wesley Wolf and Dr Wilbur Hayden
Wesley M Wolf 59 died December 17 at his Spokane home. Funeral December 20 at 1 00 p.m. MST at Heron Community Church Heron Montana with Rev Howard Sanders officiating. Interment Heron Cemetery. Dr Wilbur C Hayden 64 died December 17 at his Bonner County home. Funeral December 20 at 1 00 p.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev John W Morgan officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Hayden Fund at Idaho First National Bank Sandpoint or American Cancer Society.
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Heron Community Church
Heron
Montana
Howard Sanders
Community Church of the Bible
Trentwood
Heron Cemetery
Wilbur C. Hayden
Bonner County
Hayden
Moon Chapel
John W. Morgan
St. Pius X Church
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Pinecrest Memorial Park
W. C. Hayden
Idaho First
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes list admissions on December 14 to Sonya H Gleason Eric M Arneson Wade Clark Carolyn Martin Lisa K Mongering Ida A Sorenson Ralph R Tyler December 16 Charles Hilliker Mrs Nancy Ann Rohrback Discharges on December 15 include Sonya H Gleason Lisa R Mongering William H Conn Henry Hansen Wayne E McDermott Mrs Imogene Patton Alan Young.
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Sonya H. Gleason
Eric M. Arneson
Wade Clark
Carolyn Martin
Lisa K. Mongering
Ida A. Sorenson
Ralph R. Tyler
Charles Hilliker
Nancy Ann Rohrback
Evelyn L. Lee
Lisa R, Mongering
William H. Conn
Henry Hansen
Wayne E. McDermott
Imogene Patton
Alan Young
Boise State Beats Gonzaga In 90-74 Contest
Boise State College defeated Gonzaga University 90-74 at the BSC fieldhouse. Ron Austin led with 22 points and 15 rebounds for Bill Otey’s 14 boards, while all five Boise starters reached double figures. Boise State improves to 4-2, Gonzaga slips to 1-5. game noted a 51-37 rebounding edge for the Broncos.
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BOISE
UPI
Ron Austin
Boise State College
Gonzaga University
BSC
Broncos
Austin
Bill Otey
Boise State
Keith Burke
Otey
Renee Ruth
Wendy Hart Shipping
Bulldogs
Bill Quigg
Jim Bresnahan
LA Girl Is Court Ward
Three children of Mrs. Betty Lansdown Fouquet were made wards of the court after a closed hearing in Los Angeles. The case follows the discovery of Fouquet’s 5-year-old daughter clinging to a freeway fence near Bakersfield. The whereabouts of Fouquet’s 8-year-old son Jeffrey remain missing.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Betty Lansdown Fouquet
Fouquet
Ronald
Jody
Bakersfield
Calif
Christmas gatherings marked by parties and gift exchanges
The VFW Past Presidents' Club met at Mrs. Johanna Elliott's home for the annual Christmas party with a dessert table in a festive setup. The Junior Chair at First Lutheran Church hosted a carolling event and chili supper. Various circles at United Methodist Church held December meetings with readings, prayers, and fruit baskets for shut-ins. District nurses, Catholic Daughters, and other groups held potlucks, games, and gift exchanges. Giants Hall of Famer Bill Terry noted for a .340 career average.
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VFW
Johanna Elliott
Vernon Webb
First Lutheran Church
Duane Davis
William Greenwood
Howard Ridley
Gaylord Nordgaarden
James Forgey
Wayne Hook
Dolly Lord
Helen Grinolds
R. H. Hoss
McArthur
F. M. Nedds
Myrtle Leaft
United Methodist Church
Harold Andersen
WSCS
Santa
Harold Method
Mary Hiatt
Naomi
Lee Mahler
Evelyn Jones
Ross Hall
Camp Twin Low
District 10
Idaho Nurses Association
K. O.scott
Ose He
January PTA Meeting Set. Christmas Events At Local Schools
No December PTA meeting. Next gathering is January 8 at 8 p.m. in the school lunch room. Christmas program by choirs bands and speech classes at Sandpoint Junior High School auditorium December 19 at 7 p.m. followed by a student dance. Church of God Pine and Boyer hosts Christmas program December 23 at 7 p.m. with treats afterward. First Church of God bake sale and gift sale Saturday starting 9 a.m. at Nelson's TV. REE Fraternal Order Eagles 589 Christmas party December 21 at the lodge hall with a 1:30 p.m. childrens party. Sandpoint Public Library closures December 24 25 and December 31 through January 1.
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Sandpoint Junior High School
Church of God
Pine and Boyer
First Church of God
Nelson
T.V
REE Fraternal Order Eagles
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