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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1971

Page

2

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals

Admissions list names Merle Hetherington Ruth DeVries Char lene Fitzpatrick Mrs John McNeil Dorothy Wood and Sept 28 Ruth DeVries Char lene Fitzpatrick Mrs John McNeil Dorothy Wood Dismissals include Wallace Ballou Mrs Craig Brockus Michael Schlicht Robert Smith and birth announcements note John Montague and wife welcome a girl Sept 27 weight 6 pounds 18 1/2 inches and John McNeil and wife welcome a girl Sept 28 weight 7 pounds 3 1/2 ounces 20 1/2 inches.

Merle Hetherington John Montague Michael Schlicht Ruth DeVries Charlene Fitzpatrick John McNeil Dorothy Wood Wallace Ballou Craig Brockus Robert Smith

Livestock Markets Report From Omaha Hogs Rise At Auction

Livestock markets in Omaha show hog prices advancing with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher. Notable ranges include 200-240 pounds at 20.25 to 20.50, 240-275 pounds at 19.50 to 20.25, and 295 pounds around 18.50.

Omaha

Sandpoint Reader Complaints and Donation Enclosed

A letter from Ruie Salter criticizes Sandpoint officials over parking tickets and city discrimination while praising Ken Miller. Salter includes a $10 check for Lisa Curless heart surgery to be given to the Horsemen's Association.

Lisa Curless The Horsemen’s Association

Slaughterhouse Livestock Prices Mixed On Small Market

Cattle totals 1800 head with 200 calves and 50 sheep. Slaughter steers and cows steady. load 1050 lb choice steers at 32.65 per hundredweight. canner and cutter cows 18.50 to 21.00. Sheep markets unavailable for market test due to small sample.

Jump Contest Scheduled For This Weekend

About 100 competitors from the Pacific Northwest are expected for a two day sport parachute jumping contest in Spokane. The Spokane Sport Parachute Club sponsors the event at Deer Park Airport north of Spokane with 75 participants from Washington Idaho Montana Utah Oregon and California in the accuracy portion, jumps from 2500 feet scored by landing proximity to a mark.

Spokane UPI Pacific Northwest Spokane Sport Parachute Club Deer Park Here Spokane Club Thomas A. Cannarozzo Washington Idaho Montana Utah Oregon California

Emma Shinn 82 Dies in Minneapolis After Idaho Life

Funeral services were held today at 1 p.m. for Emma Bertha Shinn 82 at the Hope Methodist Church Idaho with Rev. Charles Johnson officiating. Burial followed in Hope Cemetery. Shinn born June 1 1889 in Los Angeles married Mont Shinn in 1933 at Omaha Nebraska. She died September 28 in Minneapolis Minnesota. She taught in Nebraska and Arkansas and came to Hope in 1942 from Nebraska. Survived by two daughters Mrs Dorothy Ward Spokane and Mrs Cliff Everhart Spokane a brother Carl Wegner Forest City Iowa and several nieces and nephews. Her husband died in March 1945.

Emma Bertha Shinn Methodist Church Hope Idaho Charles Johnson Hope Cemetery Shinn Los Angeles California Mont Shinn Omaha Neb Minneapolis Minnesota Methodist Church In O.E.S. Martha Chapter Nebraska Arkansas Kootenai Sandpoint Dorothy Ward Spokane Cliff Everhart Carl Wegner Forest City Iowa

Congressional Salary Law Fails to Curb Absenteeism

A 115 year old pay deduction rule for absent legislators is described as unenforceable with no sanctions by Senate leaders. The piece notes Rep Edwin Edwards took leave to run for governor while Rep Speedy Long did not, highlighting ongoing attendance issues. Boise Attorney General W Anthony Park urged creation of an independent environmental agency or board within the Health Department structure.

Steve Gerstel Washington Senate House Edwin W. Edwards Dla Speedy O. Long D-La Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott Mansfield Scott

Frosh Teams Clash in Tight Sandpoint Bonners Ferry Game

In Sandpoint last night the Frosh team faced Bonners Ferry in a close contest. The third quarter featured a tied 8-8 score when a Sandpoint pass set up a sprinting receiver for a touchdown.

Sandpoint Frosh Bonners Ferry Frosh

Sandpoint official's penalty sparks heated game altercation

A Sandpoint football game ends in controversy after an official, drafted last minute, calls a 15 yard personal foul on a Sandpoint player near the goal line. Bonners Ferry seizes the chance for a late touchdown and victory. The referee endures jeers but defends his duty and fair call.

Sandpoint Bonners

King Family To Be Honored By Ricks College

Rexburg Idaho October 14 Ricks College Alumni Council will honor William King Driggs posthumously and Lynne Driggs at homecoming. Driggs taught music at Ricks 60 years ago and his daughters are the King Sisters. Lynne Driggs of Western Savings and Loan will attend the ceremony in Rexburg. Driggs founded the King family program shortly before his death. Don Carlos Driggs founded Driggs Idaho and later the family moved to Arizona. Lynne is a nephew of William King Driggs.

Rexburg CUPI Arizona Ricks College William King Driggs Lynne Driggs Phoenix Ariz Driggs Ricks King Sisters King Family Western Savings and Loan Company Don Carlos Driggs Idaho Lynn Driggs

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