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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1970

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily Bee publisher and notice details

The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with legal notices published Tuesdays. It shows subscription rates 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year and cites United Press International as a news source and Pete Thompson as publisher.

Pendereille Printers, Inc Church Sandpoint Idaho WJ. S United Press International Pete Thompson

Burglary Report and Local Notices From The Record

Roy Dewey of Sagle reports a basement door pried and an outboard motor, drill, and power saw stolen. The item values total 303 dollars. Admissions and discharges list multiple residents with dates in late February. New arrivals record a baby girl and baby boy born February 26 to Terry Burnham and Richard Catterlin families.

Roy Dewey Sagle Johnson Wm. Behreandt Terry Burnham Kevin J. Campbell Richard Catterlin Allen Cochran Monica Elmquist Patricia L. Painter Vonnie A. Smith Virgil V. Varney Mary Verdal Jason C. Lyons Wallace Mitchell Maribeth Reno Mary Ann (Cecil) Gantenbein Fay Rasmussen Kevin Campbell Blanche Davidson James Ollivier Frances J. Stockdale Milford Adkins Michael Bergman Charles Schobe Emery Stoumbaugh Paul Burkhart Bonnie Collingwood

Stormy national weather blankets states and halts travel

A blast of snow rain freezing rain hail and thunder storms covers 37 of 48 states. Snow plows rescue 600 tourists from Grand Canyon area stranded by three feet of snow. Ventura suffers flash floods and accidents as hail coats ground. Los Angeles area records up to 36 inches of new snow in Angeles National Forest while fog and freezing drizzle disrupts travel across the Midwest and Great Plains.

Grand Canyon Ventura Calif Angeles National Forest Los Angeles Central Plains Mississippi Valley South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Lower Michigan

Provisional approval for a sober dinner-dance plan in Harworth

Fire Chief Peter Jolliffe approved his men plan to hold a dinner-dance with the firetruck on hand for emergencies and to remain sober during the event. The note comes from Harworth England via United Press International.

Harworth England UPD Peter Jolliffe

Idaho Road Report Details Widespread Snow and Icy Conditions

New snow fell across Idaho today creating hazardous driving conditions. The report lists snow floors icy spots and broken snow floors on numerous routes including U S 95 90 12 93 93A 21 55 28 80N 30 15W and U S 91 with chains required on Lookout Pass and several hills and passes noted throughout the state.

Boise UPI Idaho State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement U.S. 95 Plummer Bonners Ferry Mica Hill Coeur d‘Alene Sandpoint Whitebird Hill Craigmont Grangeville Culdesac Hill Lewiston Hill Moscow Genesee Council Mesa Iill Midvale Hill Weiser Interstate U.S. 30 U.S McCammon Interstate 15 U.S. 91 Monida Pass U.S. 191 Ashton Hill West Yellowstone

Snap Shots Recap of Feb IWA Hall Socials and Card Parties

The Sandpoint Social Club held a Feb 24 potluck at IWA Hall with officer elections led by Mrs. Vernon Webb and Mrs. Susan Montague. Pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs. Dollie Lord, Mrs. Helen Grinolds, Otto Kelner, Jim High. door prizes to Miss Mary Sindelar, Mrs. Agnes Deshon, Earl Anderson. A Feb 27 Women’s Relief Corp luncheon and card party at IWA Hall featured eight tables and prizes for Dollie Lord, Harriet Clark, Susan Montague, and Lucille Parker. A Feb 25 meeting at the WWP Hostess room formed a group for the American Association of University Women with 10 prospective members. March 31 meeting set with Mrs. Elna Grahn as guest. The First Church of God Missionary Group hosted a Silver Tea and Antique Show at Mrs. Edna Hickel’s home with heirloom items and tea. Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges’ Feb 28 card party crowned Menlo Roberts (men’s high) and George Strecker (second), Mrs. Art Johnson (ladies high) and Mrs. Royal Brixen (second). March 14 next public card party at IOOF Hall.

IWA Vernon Webb Susan Montague Florence Lilly Secy-Treas Dollie Lord Helen Grinolds Otto Kelner Jim High Mary Sindelar Agnes Deshon Earl Anderson Women’s Relief Corp Fred Parks Fred Wachsmuth Harriet Clark Lucille Parker WWP American Association of University Women Elna Grahn Idaho American Association of University Women From Moscow Oddfellows and Rebekah Menlo Roberts George Strecker Art Johnson Royal Brixen Katie Atleson IOOF

Tourists Snowbound at Grand Canyon After Snowstorm

About 600 tourists were snowbound as a massive storm blanketed the Grand Canyon area. Snow plows cleared the main highway and chains were required for passage while park staff planned overnight plow sweeps to free the roadway.

Grand Canyon Ariz UPI Dick Rayner Grand Canyon National Park

Cookie People Entertain Area Girl Scouts

The Grandma Cookie Company hosted a luncheon at the North Shore Lodge on Feb 25 for Sandpoint and Priest River Girl Scout cookie sale representatives. Orchid corsages were given, samples served, and briefing on selling procedures explained. Proceeds support Camp care and development, headquarters, and Council operations. Senior Spokane troops entertained with songs.

Grandma Cookie Company North Shore Lodge Sandpoint River Girl Scout Cookie Sandpoint House of Flowers Morris Moore Girl Scout Council Perry Palmer James Vander Wal Spokane Cookie Song

Braids Return as Evening Hair Trend At Fashion Houses

A report on braided hairstyles resurfacing on runways with Yves Saint Laurent and Christian Dior designs. Big round braids, often wig or synthetic extensions, crown the head in peasant style, while Dior favors a uniform diameter near the crown. Also noted is a decorative lamp shaped bouquet with five light roses in red pink or yellow.

Paris UPI Yves Saint Laurent Saint Laurent Alexandre Christian Dior Laddins Lexington Ave Elmhurst

Community group meetings fill Sandpoint early March

Sandpoint clubs announce regular meetings and events for March including Saddle Club on March 2 at 8 p.m. in the Northern Lights hostess room, Martha Chapter 34 rummage sale March 6 and 7 at Moose Hall, and United Methodist W S C S sessions March 3 and 5. The VFW Past Presidents Club card party is March 7 at 8 p.m. with public invited. The item on the gas plant describes its lemon aroma and a light flicker when near a match.

Sandpoint ‘Saddle Club Northern Lights Martha Moose Hall VFW Past Presidents VFW Lake Street United Press International

Aberdeen tavern gunfight leaves man dead in Idaho

A Saturday night shootout at an Aberdeen tavern killed Teresa Villanueva, 51, and wounded Frank Pena, 46. Villanueva died from chest wounds while Pena sustained shotgun wounds to both legs and a .22 caliber bullet wound. Police reported no charges as of Sunday.

Aberdeen Idaho UPI Teresa Villanueca Frank Pea Villanueva Pena

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Sandpoint Daily Bee Sheriff’s Isham Freeman Ardith Pickler Smelterbille Bill G. Mavity Marilyn K. Standish U.S. Pat Portsmouth Albert Mayne Albert Hannah Griffin Southampton Sue Osborne First Church of God Missionary Group Edna Hickel Connie’s Wyoming Daily New York Connie’s Cafe & Lounge American Lutheran Church First Lutheran Church Mesdames Levert Erickson Guerdon Congdon Mary Kirking Gaylord Nordgaarden Dale Lee United Methodist W.S.C.S Dale Pelton Rebekah Lodge Priest River Lodge Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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