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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
3
In Sandpoint the Spokesman-Review shooting contest drew 26 local shooters at the Sandpoint Gun Club range under clear brisk weather. Top scores were Pete Dockins 24 Norm Allison 24 Bob Butcher 24 and Leigh Standish 23.
The Bonner County Sportsmens Association schedules its next regular meeting for Thursday February 3 at the Community Hall. A color movie Hunting in Cambodia produced by RCBS will be shown. All members urged to attend. The Eagles Auxiliary met February 2 and read bylaws for the second time. A dish towel shower planned for February 15. Susie Montague won the door prize Ruth Tollbein donated to the birthday fund.
The Sandpoint Junior Federated Women's Club invites local young women to a Pepsi Party to meet prospective sponsors for Miss Sandpoint. Contestants must be 18 by Jan 1 1973 and under 28, single, and area residents. Miss Pauline Parks will share experiences from 1971. The pageant on April 8 will be at Sandpoint High School.
January 26 to February 2 entries list couples applying for marriage licenses across multiple states. Names include Joe M. Stanisich and Mary Ann Lindborn of Navada Montana. Richard M. Bahr and April E. Ballou of Monro e Wisconsin and Novato California. Edward J. Oos and Elizabeth L. Paape of Spokane Washington. Joseph C. Ehlers of Deer Park Washington and Kathleen Turnbull of Priest River. Robert W. Halcro and Debra C. Dingman of Sand Point.
The Sandpoint chapter of Parents without Partners hosted a Sunday buffet for members and their children at Pauline Lee’s home. After eating, a business meeting outlined the February calendar, a club spokesman said.
UPI reports weekly livestock figures with Omaha prices showing hogs 200 to 330 pounds steady to 25 lower and cattle with steers 975 to 1200 pounds at 34.50 to 36.25 while cows run 19.00 to 24.00. Portland listings show steers 29.50 to 32.25 and bulls 27.00 to 31.25 with feeders 41.00 to 43.40 at most.
The Daily Bee lists meetings and events for February including the Wesleyan Service Guild subject American Indian at Rose Snedden home. Dover sewage and water meeting February 12. Bonner Hospital Auxiliary food sale February 4. Women's Relief Corps dessert luncheon February 4. Sandpoint Civic Club February 7 program Early Spring Time for the Home Gardener. Saint Joseph Altar Society February 3. Panhandle Racing Association February 3 and 6 snowmobile race. Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting February 6. Five-Day Stop Smoking Clinic follow up February 6. Kootenai Better Community Club February 7. Sandpoint Art Association Paint Together February 3. Bonner County Horsemen Association February 4. Women of the Moose February 3. Lions Club rummage sale February 3-5. Idaho Nurses Association District 10 February 8. Commercial Fishierments Association February 6.
The Bonner General Hospital, Inc. membership meeting is rescheduled to Friday February 4 at 7 30 p m in City Council chambers.
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