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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
3
Sandpoint lost two of three games against Pullman last weekend. Rusty Fitchett fired a four hit effort to lead a 19-3 victory Friday. Tracy Monk took the loss in the Saturday opener 6-4. Roy Jacobson returned to help in the doubleheader.
Boise State head football coach Tony Knap is listed by National Collegiate Sports Services as one of college football's most winning active coaches. He has a .711 winning percentage, a 50 20 1 career record, and is the only Big Sky coach on the list.
The body of jazz great Louis Armstrong lay in state at the 77th Regiment Armory on Park Avenue as thousands mourned. Dressed in a black suit and pink shirt, Armstrong’s trumpet and personal keepsakes drew tribute from long lines of fans, with his wife Lucille retaining the gold trumpet.
The USPS and seven unions representing 650 000 employees met with Labor Department officials to plan resumption of talks after a week-long recess. Assistant Secretary Usery arranged the meeting to review positions and set a timetable. If no agreement is reached by July 20 the dispute could go to arbitration.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader charged that some toothpastes stain teeth rather than clean them. He urged a government warning and cited Crest with stannous fluoride, Stripe, Pepsodent, and Peoples as examples.
gC ACC at gC ACC at Women's Softball Association will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. for the night's games. Emerald Empire Goat Growers Organization meets July 10 at 10:30 a.m. in the Washington Water Power Auditorium. Martha Circle hosts a pot luck at the R. L. Lauderdale residence Friday July 9 at noon. Women's Relief Corp holds its regular meeting Friday July 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the IWA Hall with delegate reports and coffee afterwards.
The Eagles Auxiliary met July 6 and heard a State Convention report by delegates. They received a trophy for the greatest gain in membership during the past year. An Auxiliary picnic is planned for July 20 at 6 p.m. at City Beach in Sandpoint weather permitting. Members and husbands are invited to a pot luck. Mary Evans won the white elephant. Lucille Simonson and Gladys Howell contributed to the birthday fund. Velta Maria Larey’s name was drawn for the door prize.
Mr. and Mrs. R J T Gollen of Ferndale Washington and their guest Mrs Perry Welch Sr of California visited Sandpoint over the July 4 weekend. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Don Gollen of Sagle. Welch Sr visits son Perry Welch Jr in Sandpoint. Welch recently moved from California and is employed at the Post Office.
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