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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
3
Legal notices are published weekly on Tuesday in the Sandpoint Idaho newspaper The Daily Bee. The paper operates under Oreille Printers Inc with offices at 310 Church Street, Sandpoint. Subscription is $2.00 per month and phone contact is 263-5151.
A famous exchange reports an angry woman telling Prime Minister Winston Churchill she would poison his tea. Churchill retorts that if she were his wife she would drink it, delivering a sharp witticism in reply.
In Marsing a two family dispute turned deadly when Refugio Izeta a 21 year old migrant worker was shot in the head while riding in a car with five others. Police say an altercation with a second group of Mexican American workers preceded the shooting. two suspects were arrested as the investigation continued. Izeta was to be buried in Texas.
Boise meeting set this week between Chief Deputy Attorney General Clarence D Suiter and Sperry Rand representatives from Chicago. They will discuss the Univac division status and the state’s use of the Univac 9300 while planning full replacement.
Thomas George Bond, 94, of Blackfoot Idaho and noted antique collector and writer, died Sunday after a long illness at Carson Rest Home in Rigby. He left a vast Western antiques collection to the Tom Bond Bingham Memorial Museum in Blackfoot and authored Pioneer Voices at 78 based on a diary spanning over fifty years. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 8 00 p.m. at Howard Packham Funeral Home with burial in Grace City Cemetery. His wife Francis J Butler Bond preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be held at First Lutheran Church in Sandpoint for Robert Franklin Monroe on July 7 at 10 a.m. Reverend Orville Ground will officiate and Pinecrest Memorial Park will host the burial. Born November 4, 1928 in Burris Montana, he moved to Sandpoint in 1935 from Rowan Montana and died July 4, 1971. He married Elsie Watts on December 2, 1950 in Sioux City, Iowa. He worked for Hedland Lumber Co and later Georgia Pacific as a yard foreman. He is survived by his wife two sons Michael and Matthew a daughter Carolyn his mother Mrs Stella Monroe two brothers Stanley Monroe and William J Monroe and a sister Mrs Alice Beck.
Police say Harold Lutes 28 of Sandpoint ran a stop sign at Allen Street and North Fifth Avenue causing a collision with Richard L Breeden 20 of Kootenai. Two passengers Diana Perry Pierce Idaho Rex Gardner 25 Headquarters Idaho were injured. Breeden was cited for the stop sign violation.
The city of Coeur d Alene was awarded a $60,000 grant from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to improve two city park areas. Plans include restrooms, picnic area, playground, swimming docks, fencing, lighting, utilities, sprinkler system, landscaping at the Mullan Road and Park Drive corner.
Senator Frank Church announced Kennedy Developing and Contracting Co. of Sandpoint won a $39,445 contract for repair work at the Albeni Falls Project near Sandpoint, awarded by the Corps of Army Engineers. In Carlsbad New Mexico, park guide Hiram Tarent said most of the 200000 bats in Carlsbad Caverns have moved due to drought, citing lack of food water and insects.
An extended report on a three day Fourth of July gathering at Farragut State Park with about 15 000 attendees including long haired youth. The event featured orderly cleanup and generous behavior though drug use was noted and one dog photodrug incident occurred. County Priest Lake festivities saw heavy alcohol use but overall the weekend was quiet.
Camps at Farragut State Park display tents of varied materials from car fenders to canvas. A lean-to built from logs and ropes used large rocks for stabilizers while an American flag wall appeared in some shelters. Many campers slept in autos or used canvas, with rocks encircling fires and no risky outdoor blazes. Canned foods such as hot dogs and beans were common.
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