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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1975

Page

4

AARP Sandpoint Chapter Meeting Notes and Local Talks

State Director for Idaho visited Sandpoint Chapter 1333 at Community Hall on May 14. Attendees reviewed leadership workshops in Coeur d Alene on April 29 and defensive driving training for instructors on April 7 and 8. AARP plans a June 27 training session for members. About 35 members enjoyed a potluck with musical interludes and group singing. Next meeting set for 1:30 PM at Community Hall. Also notes WHO says 70 cents to 1 dollar protects children against seven deadly diseases.

Fay Rebenstorf Coeur d’Alene Idaho Sandpoint Harold Method Robert Kossman Louis’ Johnson Clifford Albright Iva Burnstad Coeur d'Alene Method Julian, Ebersold Region VIII Estes Park Colo Kossman National Safety Council AARP

NIC Learning Skills Center Sets Schedule for Summer

The North Idaho College Learning Skills Center announced a summer schedule with hours from 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m starting Monday June 2 The center serves as the GED testing center for northern Idaho and invites those seeking the GED to contact the center Regular hours return August 25

NIC Learning Skills Center North Idaho College Learning Skills Center Northern Idaho

Gee Is ISU Honors Grad Kenneth D Gee

Kenneth D Gee son of William J Gee and Mrs Gee of Sandpoint graduated from Idaho State University Pocatello on May 17 as an honor student in food service and management He represented his class in commencement He is now manager of food service at East Gate Nursing Home Pocatello His wife Beverly Walkley of Sagle attends the College of Pharmacy at the university

Kenneth D. Gee William J. Gee Sandpoint School of Vocational-Technical Education Idaho State University Pocatello Gee East Gate Nursing Home Beverly Walkley Sagle College of Pharmacy

Dinosaur Tracks Halt Texas Nuclear Plant Construction

In Glen Rose Texas a set of Acrocanthosaurus or Camptosaurus tracks, two feet by one foot and weighing about ten tons, were found in sandstone at the bottom of a 70 foot excavation for the state’s first nuclear power plant. Project manager C A Gatchell said removing the prints may take two to three days and involve cutting slabs six by three feet and spraying acrylic to preserve them.

Glen Rose Tex UPI Texas Texas Utilities Co C.A. Gatchell Gatchell

Greene.Schaffner Engagement and Vows Planned

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Greene Jr. of Sagle Idaho announce the engagement of their daughter Terry to Steven J. Schaffner son of Mrs. Dorothy Schaffner 612 Superior Sandpoint. A July wedding is planned at the Greens residence in Sagle. Terry is a Sandpoint High School graduate and attended North Idaho College. Schaffner is also a Sandpoint High School graduate and works in Sandpoint.

R.T. Greene, Jr Sagle, Idaho Terry Steven J. Schaffner Dorothy Schaffner Superior Sandpoint Green Sagle Miss Greene Sandpoint Senior High North Idaho College Coeur d’Alene Schaffner

Sand Point Enforces 24 Hour Leash Law for Loose Dogs

City of Sand Point warns of 24 hour leash enforcement. Several dogs described including two Australian Shepherds and a golden Lab were picked up on May 19 near the 900 block of Ontario Street. For information call 263-2114. the pound is open all day except 5 PM to 9 AM.

City of Sandpoint Ontario St

Group Aims To Repeal Forest Act

A Sandpoint gathering of about 150 people launched Idaho Citizens for Repeal of the Forest Practices Act. James F. Rea said the group opposes the act as unconstitutional and un-American and called for its complete repeal. Officers elected include Jack Williams and Jim Weisz with others named. a second public meeting is set for May 29 at Priest River High School Auditorium.

Idaho Citizens For Jack Williams Priest River Jim Weisz Sandpoint Dave Marsam Coeur d’Alene John Jessick Hayden Lake Priest River High School

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