27 Mar 1970
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1970
Page
1
The Sandpoint Daily Bee, dated March 27 1970, is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays. Subscription rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year, with UPI and other sources credited.
In Judge Hackworth's police court Ka trina A. Blackwood of Ponderay was fined 10 dollars for improper signals. Marjorie Eggers of Sandpoint paid 10 dollars for driving on a suspended license. A report from Linda La Marche of Sagle notes damage to her parked car near the high school. Mrs Kemp reports antennae broken from her car behind the library. A citizen on Church Street reports two junior high boys throwing bottles and kicking garbage pails. Names listed: Patrick F. McDowell Margie Dee Bishop Steve L. Dawson Delores L. Gooby, all of Sandpoint.
Nan La La, owned by Victor publisher Merel Luker, was disqualified by Texas crawfish commissioners from all future sanctioned races after an investigation at Victor City Hall found the racer doctored with Louisiana Hot Sauce during last Sunday's event where Nan La La won.
Mice in Colorado appeared to gain a regulatory break as the Game, Fish and Parks Commission adopted a rule affecting small game licenses for trapping rodents. Officials say enforcement is unlikely though the rule remains in effect. A separate note reports burglars opening a door at a Cincinnati building, chased away by dogs, and a Dominican Republic fact states Santo Domingo was founded August 4, 1496 as the New World's oldest permanent European settlement.
Jimmie Leroy Jensen died at Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint born December 10 1934 in Kootenai Idaho. Survived by wife Lois two sons Robert and Thomas a daughter Susan parents Andrew and ? Jensen two brothers Walter Martin sister Mrs Robert Hornwall. Funeral Saturday 2:00 p.m. Moon Funeral Chapel Sandpoint with interment at McArthur Cemetery.
Fay H. Lange 83 died at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene. Born January 12 1887 in Tyner Kansas she married Dana A Lange in Sheridan Wyoming March 23 1913. Survivors include her husband son Howard Lange daughter Edith Lange six brothers two sisters. Funeral Saturday 10:00 a m Moon Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev John Siemers First Baptist Sandpoint. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to First Baptist Church.
A three day skiing instruction school for Newport Washington high school students will run April 6 7 and 8 at Schweitzer Basin under Larry Shaw and Al Voltz The plan extends the Inland empire effort after a popular girls program last winter that took place after school and will now include boys and girls during spring vacation sessions including day long schooling
The 1970 Miss Sandpoint Pageant is set for Saturday March 28 at 7 30 p m in Sandpoint Senior High School. Presented by the Sandpoint Junior Federated Women's Club with the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce. Rehearsals are scheduled for Thursday and Friday at 8 00 p m in the high school gym.
The Sandpoint Fire Department was dispatched Wednesday at 3 45 PM to a grass fire in the Adams residence backyard at 914 Lake Street. One truck fought the blaze and it was brought under control with no property damage reported.
NBC announces Hal Holbrook will headline a new The Bold Ones drama as an idealistic politician who pursues issues regardless of popularity. The move aligns with TV’s push for social change and keeps Holbrook famous for his Mark Twain performances.
The first class sewing group met at Mrs Ballard Johnsons home March 23. The girls learned the back stitch and overhand stitch. Afterwards refreshments were served and games played.
A schedule of local gatherings includes Meets Circle and Swing Square Dance Club at Community Hall on March 28 with George Cooper calling and a potluck. Other items list World Record Rainbow Derby Committee meeting April 1 at the Trawlers, Pack River Grange cancellation, Blood Mobile visits March 31, and Grassman program planning with Hugh Hough April 2 at Pastime Cafe, plus related gatherings and travel to Selle for a Cattlemen-Cowbelle card party on March 27.
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