London auctioneer to sell his own rostrum at sale
Jack Guy of Hanover Square Galleries plans an auction today to sell his own oak rostrum after all other items go under the hammer. The gallery is closing and he will keep the hammer for outside work.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1970
Page
3
Jack Guy of Hanover Square Galleries plans an auction today to sell his own oak rostrum after all other items go under the hammer. The gallery is closing and he will keep the hammer for outside work.
Idaho Highway Department bulletin lists icy spots snow packed stretches and drifting conditions on major routes from Coeur d Alene to Boise. ICY roads include U S 95 U S 93 and S H 55 with chains advised or required at Lookout Pass and other passes. Weather warnings span Coeur d Alene Plummer Sandpoint Whitebird Hill Kellogg Wallace and surrounding areas.
State employees presented Gov. Don Samuelson and Mrs. Samuelson with a furniture gift certificate during an Open House at the Statehouse Wednesday. The affair featured a long scroll signed by 375 employees and the governor greeted guests throughout the afternoon.
Mrs Roy Blackwood came home Friday two weeks after undergoing major surgery at Deer Park Hospital.
Idaho road network shows extensive snow floors and ongoing snowing with icy spots. Segments include U.S. 20 26 Arca to AEC Swan Valley S.H. 31 S.H. 32 S.H. 33 S.H. 28 Salmon Gilmore Hill I 15 West U.S. 30 North McCammon Bancroft to Soda Springs Montpelier to Wyoming line I 15 U.S. 91 Presson Sage Junction Dubois Monida Pass U.S. 191 Malad Hill Idaho Falls to Rigby Ashton Hill West Yellowstone.
The Broad Weighers TOPS weigh-in notes six members gained 11 1/4 pounds last week while four lost 5 1/2 pounds. One turtle reported, three KOPS were okay. Ann Huling is Queen of the Week for the largest weight loss.
The December meeting of the American Association of University Women is set for Wednesday December 30 at 12 noon at the Pastime. It will feature a no host luncheon and a program titled Dilemmas and Realities of Power in American Foreign Policy.
At the first December meeting Caroline Conibear was named queen of the week. Nancy Pratt earned queen of November for losing 1 pound. The club’s November total loss was 90 1/2 pounds. Donna Imholte won the Ha Ha can. New members Betty Brown Hazel Church Alice Clyde and Geneiva Mer joined. Gwen Fetter transfers to Coeur d Alene Terrie Albertson is KIW now at goal. Dec 8 Nancy Pratt again queen of the week Roberta Myers won the Ha Ha can Kathy Jensen transferring to Polson Montana. Members showcased craft items. The group meets Tuesdays at 7 15 p m in the Washington Water Power hostess room inviting weight losers.
The Eagles Auxiliary exchanged gifts after the December 15 meeting. Mary Ellen Evans won the white elephant, Harriet Selle won the membership drawing, and Enid Erdman celebrated a birthday. Officers must attend a planning meeting at 7 pm January 5 followed by the regular business meeting at 8 pm.
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