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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
3
Bill Kiser argues the public perception of the handicapped has shifted since World War I due to medical advances and rehab. He stresses individuals must project positive images through personal conduct, education, and advocacy, as society’s view hinges on self representation and lasting change.
Jerry Stern District Ranger announced the Shake Bandit Timber Sale was sold at the Federal Building in Sandpoint on June 21 1977. The sale in the Strong Creek Drainage involved 106 cunits of cedar with a sealed bid raising advertised value from 105.00 to 3356.00. High bidder was DBJ Wood Products. other bids were from George Hensley Stanley Stowe and Dave Finkenburg.
Gary P. Graves of Laclede has earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the University of Idaho. He made the Dean's List for Spring Semester and will start work July 1 with Boise Cascade Corporation in Spokane.
Local events list gatherings for Sandpoint soccer, beach activities, and skiiing with times. Gymnastic classes move to Sandpoint High begin June 27 under Helen Walkley. Cemetery association meets June 26 at 2 PM at Church in the Wildwood. Panhandle Rodeo Assn meets June 30 at the Community Center. SHS Band practices for 4th of July on June 30 and July 2. Dover Picnic set for June 26 at 1 PM in Dover Community Hall. BCHS festival registration at Pine Tree or library basement. call Raye Gilmore.
The Department of Employment asks local businessmen to use a youth employment service for summer. If you have part time or small winter jobs, have them done now. Contact Patricia Hartman at the Department of Employment 1238 3rd Star phone 263 7544 to employ youths aged 14 to 21. We will match employers with suitable referrals.
Ken Blanset son of Mr and Mrs William Blanset of Sandpoint graduates from the Military Academy at West Point NY on June 8 with a Bachelor of Science and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Military Police Corps He is a 1972 Jefferson High School Rockford graduate and was appointed by Congressional appointment while at West Point he was a member of the Rifle Team.
Idaho Department of Agriculture chief Jaye Nichols warns against using milk or cream cans to store liquids other than dairy or water. He says mixing fruit punch in cans could leach metal and cause severe stomach problems.
Roy Kenneth Tope 76 died at home Wednesday June 22. Born December 10 1900 in Blufftown Indiana to James and Katherine Tope. Lived in Montana and Burke Idaho before farming near Careywood. Married Lois A. Gilstrap June 13 1922 in Fort Benton. Survived by three sons and seven grandchildren. Services Monday June 27 at Moon Chapel at 11:00 am with Rev Harold Huff. Interment Westmond Cemetery.
A new arthritis remedy claims strong relief from morning stiffness with fewer doses. It targets minor pain and allows tablet intake on an empty stomach, marketed as Arthritis Pain Formica from Anacintanalgesic tablets.
UPI reports Westwood Manor nursing home in Spokane lost certification after a watchdog group criticized state agency for ignoring federal violations. The center Westwood Terrace Nursing Home and owner Don Mortenson were named in the controversy. Mortenson agreed to transfer skilled nursing patients to other facilities.
Twin Falls Idaho police report a fatal car motorcycle collision on Highway 30 near Magic Valley Memorial Hospital. Richard C Richman died when his motorcycle crossed the center line and struck a car driven by Alice J Hoogland of Buhl.
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