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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
2
Legal notices will be published on Tuesdays in the Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee. Pend Oreille Printers Inc lists 310 Church Sandpoint ID 83864 as address. Subscription rates: 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year. Publisher Pete Thompson.
In New York the theft of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis letters from Roswell Gilpatric’s locked file prompts an autographs dealer to reveal the case. The papers dated 1963 to 1968, valued at 500 to 1000 dollars each, are being investigated by the district attorney with possible grand jury action.
Members of the Kootenai Better Community Extension Club attended a home extension meeting in Coeur d'Alene on Monday. The program focused on basic fitting and sewing. Attendees included Mrs. Gracie Irons Mrs. Lottie Bouse Mrs. K. K. Crandell Mrs. Hilda Brown Mrs. Myrna Levi and Mrs. Frank Roberson.
Leaders Council met February 10 at the WWP Hostess room with Miss Mary Maxfield Inland Empire District Director as guest. Grandma Cookie Co will supply cookies for sale and host a luncheon February 25 at North Shore Lodge. Thinking Day is set for February 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the senior high school.
A fortune cookie in a mail leads a Costa Mesa businessman to police claiming a fortune advising financial planning. In Edinburgh a principal apologizes to nine boys suspended for long hair. In Swettenham a pub plan near Jodrell Bank faces objections over radio telescope signals. A Norwich department store detective reports a traumatic experience.
Mr and Mrs Ole Sletager celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Feb 15 reception from 2 to 5 pm at 522 North Boyer Sandpoint. Hosted by their son Clyde and niece Mrs Alvin Oak. They married Feb 16 1920 in Sandpoint and farmed nearby before moving to Samuels and Sandpoint. They have four children Ray Clyde Helen and Mary Ann. Mr Sletager retired from S and T Railroad in 1957.
A Coeur d'Alene SSA field representative will visit Sandpoint at the Community Hall on Tuesday February 17 with sessions 10:00 to noon and 1:00 to 3:09 pm. He will return three times in March on March 3 17 and 31 with the same hours for information on Social Security Medicare and related matters.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew ridiculed Democratic critics of administration fiscal policy comparing them to germs opposing disease and calling overspending superb fantasy. Actress Shirley MacLaine urged extending the National Foundation of the Arts and Humanities noting society’s civilization is judged by surviving arts.
Idaho Attorney General Robert Robson will be guest speaker at the Sandpoint Rotary Club noon meeting on Friday February 13. The appearance highlights state affairs and local civic engagement for Rotary members.
A luncheon at the North Shore Lodge in Sand Point honored Miss Michelle Pinsonneault. Hostesses included Mrs. Dan Deshon and others. Miss Pinsonneault will wed John Montague on Saturday at St Joseph's Catholic Church.
American Legion and Auxiliary plan February 12 meetings at specified halls. A Silver Tea and antique showing are set for February 14 at Edna Heckle’s home 609 N 4th Ave starting 1 PM. Sandpoint Camera Club hosts February 12 event at Northern Lights room with top slides from Toronto Club. Various PTA, youth and fraternal group meetings and a ski breakfast February 14 are listed with times and locations.
Pauline Colgate grabbed Lionel Downing as he exited the store where she worked and his artificial left arm came away in her hand. The court heard Downing used the prosthesis to hide a bag of stolen goods under his overcoat.
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