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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
3
Bonner General Hospital launches the second Candy Striper Summer for youths 16 and older. The Auxiliary provides uniforms and supervision while volunteers assist on patient floors, especially in pediatrics, under coordinator Mrs. Arlyne Johns and nurse trainer Mrs. Sydne Van Horne. Meetings are set for June 13 and 14 with orientation starting June 16.
Various local groups announce meetings and events. Craft class inquiries to 263 6540, Fathers Day dairy picnic June 15 at Springy Point, Garden Club June 16 at 1007 Church, United Methodist Women June 12, senior bus to Spokane June 12, thrift store hours, hospital auxiliary June 11, Father’s Day ice cream at Sandpoint Manor, Album of Memories sale, vacation bible school June 16 20, St Joe boat trip July 17 reservations due June 23, social club potluck, Girl Scout first aid classes June 11 12, calendar orders due June 10, Youth Athletic Association June 11, Senior Citizens Council June 14, Women's Relief Corps June 13, 4 H Leaders picnic June 16.
Attorney General Wayne Kidwell will examine possible state law violations tied to the University of Idaho shopping mall after a story in The Argonaut raised questions. State Senator Larry Craig requested the review citing bids, land value estimates up to 2 million, and developer selection concerns while university officials deny the charges. Land prep is underway as construction timing remains unclear.
Elks Flag Day events occur at the Sandpoint Lodge starting 8 p.m. Local Boy Scouts will present flags from U S history during the ceremony open to the public.
Calvin C. Crape of Sandpoint was high bidder at the Rathdrum Fire Salvage Sale conducted by the Department of Lands. The 72 M board feet sale near Rathdrum was appraised at 2304 dollars and sold for 3192 dollars. Gene Young of Post Falls Idaho was the only other bidder.
Mt Mavericks 4-H club held an organizational meeting in April electing officers: President Cindy Finney Vice President Sherry Spear Secretary Kim Lewis Treasurer Nancy Finney Reporter Deb Downen Sergeant at arms Scott Finney Historian Phyllis Beauchene. May Gen meeting at Finney ranch discussed plans for a July 4 parade float and club announcements.
Judge Arnold T. Beebe ordered the plea arraignment for Glenn L. Dixey moved to magistrate court. The Fort Hall man, 33, was charged with involuntary manslaughter in a hit and run death, a felony, reduced to a misdemeanor.
Suzanne D. Taylor announces an Aug. 1, 1975 deadline for art program funding applications. Forms available from the Idaho Commission on the Arts and Humanities at Statehouse Boise ID 83720 or by phone 384-2119. The commission will meet October 3-4, 1975 to approve funding.
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