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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

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Buddy Poppies Sale Supports Local Veterans Relief

Commander Lloyd Kester of the VFW Post announced the annual Buddy Poppies sale in Sandpoint. He said more than half of net proceeds stay locally to fund relief and welfare for veterans and their dependents, with the rest supporting the national rehabilitation service. The sale involves volunteers from the post, Ladies Auxiliary, and youth groups, and contributions help the Eaton Rapids Michigan home for widows and orphans. Disabled Vietnam veterans are now benefiting from the sale as well.

Lloyd Kester V.F.W. Post Sandpoint Kester Flanders Field Ladies Auxiliary Commander Kester Eaton Rapids Michigan

Sun Mountain Village plans spark Sandpoint discussion

Thomas Burgess vice-president Sun Mountain Village Ltd outlines a 1200 acre project with an 18 hole golf course 540 lots waterway area and a 3200 foot chairlift ski lift to a mountaintop restaurant. Four developers have expressed interest with a ten year completion aim and four to five year immediate lot sale target.

Sun Mt. Village Burgess Natural Resources Committee Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Thomas Burgess Sun Mountain Village Ltd Bill Nordeen Sandpoint Nordeen Lee Mahler Sun Mountain

New Baby Girl for Pier Family in Sand Point

Mr. and Mrs. Al Pier of Sand Point announce their first great granddaughter born May 8 in Roseburg Oregon. Stephanie Ann weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Evans of Roseburg. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson. Great grandparents include the Piers and Mrs. Clara Evans.

al Pier Sandpoint Stephen Evans Roseburg Oregon Stephanie Ann Frank B. Evans Jack Henderson Piers Clara Evans

Driver Unhurt After Single Vehicle Rolls Near Sandpoint

Dorothea P. Gage of Star At Sandpoint escaped unharmed when her car skidded 257 feet and rolled into a ditch on U S Highway 95 three miles south of Sandpoint. The left rear tire blew, she lost control, the vehicle totaled. she is a Bank of Idaho employee living at Bottle Bay. In a separate item, hospital porter Christopher Bennett, 25, receives a new suit after saving a 7-year-old boy from a river three months earlier.

Dorothea P. Gage Star Sandpoint U. S. Highway 95 Gage Sandpoint Branch Bank of Idaho Bottle Bay Gages Spokane Nottingham England UPI Christopher Bennett

Western state motor vehicle chiefs push uniform plates

Region IV delegates at the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators conference approved resolutions to standardize license plate design and driver license categories. They opposed restricted or work licenses for offenders with mandatory suspensions. The meeting named officers including H W Sullivan and Raymond A Jackson, while stressing a federal plan to remove problem drinkers from highways with a .08 BAC impairment threshold.

Boise UPI American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Conference H.W. Sullivan California Highway Patrol Raymond A. Jackson Utah Public Safety Ray A. Hadfield British Columbia Motor Vehicle Jack A. Nelson Washington Ice Warner C. Mills Idate Law Enforcement Naational Robert Furious California Douglas W. Toms Washington, D.C National Highway Safety Bureau Federal Agency

Governor Urges Idaho to Quit Smoking in June Campaign

Governor Don Samuelson proclaimed June as kick the habit month to reduce smoking for cleaner air and better health in Idaho. The Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association backs the effort while staffers smoke during the proclamation, with most voting to quit.

Boise UPD Don Samuelson Samuelson Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Idaho

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Bargain Supplies Dan Deshon, Jr Ray Kincaid Doyle Crandell Deshon Jesse Carr Roger Lubbers Buck Clark Howard Faux Bob Nelson Commander Bill Watkins
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