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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
2
Editorial remark cites a proverb about entering disputes with restraint and warns that opposing sides may fear confrontation. The source frames caution in public discourse and emphasizes prudent conduct in contentious situations.
Dr Milton V Davis told the Medical Society of the State of New York that frequent vomiting can cause respiratory infections and allergic bronchial disease as gastric material enters the windpipe. He cites a surgical correction to prevent regurgitation with a 92 percent satisfactory rate in 500 operations and notes smoking worsens chronic bronchitis unless cured first. For more information contact the Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association in Boise.
Obituary notes Tillie Fleming born August 30 1874 in Wells Minnesota died May 21 at Sandpoint Manor. Funeral Tuesday at Moon Church with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include son Lee Lepka and daughters E A Snow Sanders Ridley and others with many grandchildren and great descendants. Also listed are graveside services for Tammy J Dazey and Russell J Oliphant, Betty L Moon and other memorials with officiants from First Presbyterian and associated churches.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will hold a preliminary meeting tomorrow morning at the County Commissioners' Chambers in the Court House to interview Sandpoint citizens who have experienced a recent issue.
Miss Debra Chronic selected as recipient of the 1971 Good Citizen Award at Sandpoint High School. Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor the award. seniors vote three candidates for dependability service leadership and patriotism, then faculty picks one. Chronic received certificate and pin at Class Day Assembly.
A medium large brown female Labrador was picked up by the Poundmaster at 2 p m on May 21 at Superior Street and may be claimed at 263 5483 or City Hall if no answer. If unclaimed by Monday May 24 it will be disposed of. A small brown female part Bengal hound was picked up at 9 05 p m on May 21 at Main and Ella and may be claimed at 263 5483 or City Hall if no answer. if unclaimed by Monday May 24 it will be disposed of.
Residents push for action as only three witnesses testified on Burlington Northern freight delays at crossings over the past year. The column urges citizens to speak up tomorrow to set a rule on maximum train delay times while noting apathy at Environmental Awareness night and comparing public interest to leisure events. Open 6 am to 1 30 am City Taxi 3 3011.
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