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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1970
Page
2
Sandpoint Idaho publication announces weekly legal notices schedule and subscription rates. The notice lists office address Pend Oreille Printers and contact phone, with publication policy for Tuesdays and general publishing details.
For several days an incident log details a burned Triumph possibly stolen from Lancaster California as reported by Mr Barrus. Entries note a confirmed theft, multiple vehicle incidents, a three car crash with serious injuries, a weekend car theft recovery, and bonds posted for legal violations.
March records show many admissions and discharges across several dates. New arrivals include the Robinsons, Drydens, Sheffield and Widerstrom families with multiple newborns listed, alongside ongoing patient reentries and releases throughout March.
Boise attorney general Robert Robson will be the commencement speaker as 32 candidates graduate from the second Idaho Peace Officers Training Academy at 1 p.m. March 27 in the Idaho State University Student Union Building Pocatello. The class includes officers from city departments sheriff departments Idaho State Police and Idaho Fish and Game Department. Police Chief George Elliot will be master of ceremonies. One honoree is Jerry L. James deputy of the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.
The family of Sherman Davis thank friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy floral offerings and acts of kindness at their loss. Marian Anderson Harold Laurence Merril Martin Robert Harris Luther Davis and Aaron Davis acknowledge support from relatives.
District Deputy President Gladys Chapman installed officers at Canada Lodge No. 52 in Porthill on March 16. Guests from Sandpoint joined the luncheon. activities included bridge and pinochle clubs, Navy Mothers planning, and birthday honors for Mrs. Hesselgesser and Mrs. Charles Mace. Weekend guests included the Merandas of Moscow before more club meetings and a birthday dinner for Fred Wood.
Julia M. Swenson age 77 longtime Kootenai area resident died Saturday at home. Born February 25 1893 in Murry Wisconsin she married Andrew L Swenson May 14 1913 in Bruce Wisconsin. Survivors include son Ray Swenson grandson Dan Swenson and great grandson Andy L Swenson. Funeral Tuesday March 24 at 1 30 p m Moon Funeral Chapel Rev Clarence Twigg officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Memorials to Heart Fund.
Idaho motorists are reminded studded snow tires must be removed by April 15. Studded tires are allowed on Idaho highways only from Sept 30 through April 15, according to the Idaho State Police.
A miscellaneous shower and luncheon for Miss Cheryl Deshon was held March 18 at the Trawler's Motel with hostesses Mrs Floyd Applegate Mrs Norm Bauer Mrs Howard Faux Mrs Dale Harris Mrs Jerry Myers Mrs George Pinsonneault Mrs Ralph Williams Mrs Archie Yager and Mrs Ross Payne. Miss Deshon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Deshon, received many gifts ahead of her March 21 marriage to Mr James Peyton.
Local groups announce upcoming events across March including Women's Democratic Club meeting March 23 at 8 p.m. at Northern Lights, ALCW Cleaning Days March 23 and 24, Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands dinner March 24, Cherry Pickers Bowling League makeups March 23 and 30, Sandpoint Lions Club March 23 meeting at the Trawlers, Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary March 26 meeting, Retail Merchants meeting March 25, Sandpoint Social Club pot luck and card games March 24, Blood Mobile at Sandpoint Community Hall March 31, Presbyterian Women's Association March 24 gathering hosted by Mrs. Scott with Wes Isabell speaking on local needs.
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