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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1972

Page

4

Local Students Attend Boise State

Bonner County students are now attending Boise State College per a survey by college enrollment officials. Enrollees include Frank Ballard and Patrick Dunn from Sandpoint Senior High, with majors in economics and general business, plus nursing and R N programs. Priest River High School students Steven Deinhardt, Jo Hoffman, Lyle Kern, and Elaine Taber with business education, elementary education, and related fields. Clark Fork High School participants Carolyn Berkey, David Meredith, and Andrea Parenteau in English, environmental health, and theatre arts.

Bonner County Boise State College Sandpoint Senior High School Frank L. Ballard Patrick Dunn Chester D. Bears Stephen L.samuelson R. N Julie A. Wright R.N Priest River High School Steven W. Deinhardt Jo M. Hoffman Lyle C. Kern Elaine A. Tab

Livestock Markets Report From Omaha and Portland

Omaha market shows hogs weak to 50 lower with various weight grades and prices. cattle and calves mix of steady to strong with high grade steers and prime prices noted. Portland weekly livestock notes cows mostly lower, vealers and calves varying, hogs down 25-50, lambs firmer, feeders and sows mixed.

Omaha Portland UPI

Daily Bee Daily Fast Results

The Daily Bee presents rapid results highlights from the latest events. Read concise scores and outcomes as reported, capturing key performances and standings for quick consumption.

THE Daily Bee Daily

SBA Official Visits City to Help North Idaho Businessmen

An SBA representative will tour Sandpoint to assist local businessmen. R L Billin, loan officer from Spokane, will meet at the Sand point Chamber of Commerce from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday February 23. Schumacher urges attendees to bring profit and loss, balance sheet, or personal financial statements and tax returns as applicable.

North Idaho Small Business Administration Sandpoint R. L. Billin SBA Spokane

Meeting notices from Panhandle Quarter Horse, Ladies Loyal Legion and PTO

The Panhandle Quarter Horse Association will meet Saturday February 19 at 7 30 p m in the Hostess Room of Washington Water Power with an officer election to follow. Ladies Loyal Legion meets Thursday February 17 at 7 30 p m at Harriet Clark’s home in Kootenai for a pot luck dinner and games. Southside PTO plans a Chile Feed February 25 from 6 30 to 8 p m at Southside School with admission 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children to raise funds for playground equipment.

Panhandle Quarter Horse Association Washington Water Power Ladies Loyal Legion Harriet Clark Kootenai Southside Pto Chile Southside Dialy Bee Thur Goat Organization Washington Water Power Building The Sandpoint Art Association Washington Water Power Hostess Room Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club

Eagle Ladies Hold Auxiliary Meeting at Eagles Lodge

The Eagle Ladies held their auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening with by laws amendments accepted. Four candidates were balloted. A month end dinner is scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday Feb 26 at the Eagles Lodge. Wanda Robinson and Mary Zillinski contributed to the birthday fund. Mabel Welo was drawn and Suzy Montague received the white elephant.

Eagles Eagle’s Lodge Wanda Robinson Mary Zillinski Mabel Welo Suzy Montague

Heart Disease Silent Epidemic Warns of Mass Killers

The piece outlines heart disease as a noncontagious epidemic killing about 670000 Americans yearly. It urges public awareness and personal actions including regular checkups, reducing saturated fats, quitting smoking, maintaining healthy weight, and regular exercise to cut risk.

United States Congress The American Heart Association

Local Club Meetings Set For February 1972

Community groups in Sandpoint and Bonner County announce Valentine's month gatherings and elections. Do n Dine 4 H Club meets February 2 at Sandpoint Community Hall for youths ten and older and parents. Bonner County Fair Board plans a February 17 meeting at the same hall.

Do’n’dine Sandpoint Bonner County Fair Board

Bonner County Horsemen Meet Features Trail Ride Slides

Thirty four members and guests at the February 4 meeting of the Bonner County Horsemen's Association viewed a color slide presentation of the Bitterroot and Idaho Panhandle Competitive Trail Rides. Narrator and photographer Jim Wood attended. his son Bryan was a winner. Mrs. Donna Miller, Pend Oreille Posse drill master, is the club’s DS.A. recognition nominee. New Sandpoint residents Mr and Mrs Harold Burgess, Morgan horse breeders, attended as guests.

Bonner County Horsemen’s Association Jim Wood Bryan Donna Miller Pend Oreille Posse Ds.a Sandpoint Harold Burgess Morgan

Homemakers Council to Hear Talks on Shopping and Costs

Joanne Miller announced a February 28 program for Extension Homemakers Council at 10 30 a m featuring Ann Hess speaking on Sense in the Super market and Larry Inks discussing Consumer Buying at the Community Hall. Samples will let homemakers compare quality and price.

Joanne Miller Extension Home Economist

Martha Chapter Valentine Meeting at Masonic Temple

Martha Chapter No. 34 O S held a Valentine gathering for 31 members at the Masonic Temple on Monday night February 14. Plans were made for Washington's Birthday dinner February 18 at 6 30 PM with potluck and dessert in charge of Eunice Perks. Geraldine Berkey reported on the Job's Daughters Craft Class first meeting February 12 with 14 members. Next meeting is March 25. General Regulations were read by Emily Beddow Alberta Crites Eunice Perks and Gloria Gunderson. A cake auction for the E Star 1 fund followed in the dining room with refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wetterow and Mrs. Alvin Colomb.

Sara Siple Valentine O.S Masonic Temple Washington Eunice Perks Geraldine Berkey Job’s Daughters Emily Beddow Alberta Crites Gloria Gunderson E-Star 1 Forrest Wetterow Alvin Colomb

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