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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
2
A letter to the editor lauds Sandpoint Bulldog Wrestlers for remaining undefeated at home for three years. Both varsity and junior varsity are undefeated this season and they travel to Coeur d Alene for a 6 30 p m match, urged to fill the Sandpoint rooting section with support.
Admissions on January 13 include Gloria Coy. Dismissals on January 13 list Margaret Best Charlotte Palmer and Carl Reed. January 14 admissions name Violet Thornton and Irwin Erlwein. Divorces listed: John Tingley and Nancy Tingley Ronald J Poelstra and Joy Poelstra Viola B Reed and Russell H Reed Guy D Whistler and Hazel Whistler.
Livestock markets show hogs 1.00 to 1.75 higher with most gains 1.25 to 1.75. Hog weights 195 to 230 pounds bring 26.50 to 26.75, 230 to 260 pounds 25.75 to 26.50. Cattle and calves trade higher with steers and heifers up to 1.25. High choice steers 1050 to 1225 pounds run 36.50 to 37.39, heifers 950 to 1025 pounds yield 35.50 to 36.25, feeder steers 400 to 500 pounds 38.50 to 42.25. Feeder heifers 600 to 850 pounds 32.00 to 33.50.
The readable lines outline a block of daytime and evening programs featuring Linda as host, classic game shows, soap operas, a News segment, and music and arts programming with titles such as The Galloping Gourmet Newser and Show of the Week.
Ruby E. Candaux 55 died Jan 14 in Brewster Washington. Funeral Jan 18 at 11 a.m. at Clark Fork Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Johnson. Burial Clark Fork Cemetery. Survived by husband Don two sons Don J. and Calvin R two daughters Carol West and Gerri Achurra one sister Ora Provost and nine grandchildren. Funeral pending for June A. Woelfel 54 who died Jan 9 in Sandpoint. She was born December 9 in Sandpoint and belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church. Survived by two daughters Jamie Lockman and George Wallace one sister H E Younger and five grandchildren.
Graveside services are planned at Lakeview Cemetery for Jennie Creed who died January 15 at Sandpoint Manor. Born October 1, 1875 in Missouri, she moved to the Sandpoint area in the early 1900s and lived in Sagle about 70 years. Survived by five grandchildren Roy and Ed Anderson Lois Stender Mae Derr and Jack Anderson, 25 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren.
Walter Vaughn Holt died January 16 in Spokane Washington at 56. A service will be held January 18 at Moon Chapel with Reverend James Doak officiating. Burial follows at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He and Ruby A Andrews married in Reno in 1946. He moved to Sandpoint in 1958 from La Mesa California and ran Chris and Mays resort until 1971. He formerly managed Encyclopedia Britannica in the Southwest. Survived by wife Ruby two sons Jerry and Alan Holt three grandchildren five sisters and one brother and his parents. He had 16 nieces and nephews.
Fern Leona Harrell funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday January 19 at 2 p.m. at the Moon Chapel with the Rev. (officiating).
Boise escapes winds and snow while Idaho lawmakers prep about 150 pre-filed bills. Governor Andrus proposes property tax shifts and school funding changes, with probate reforms pending in 1972. Stoicheff invites district input and notes transport policy changes prompted by public pressure.
Mrs Harrell died January 16 1972 at Bonner General Hospital. Born March 3 1896 in Indiana she married Frank G Harrell in 1916 and homesteaded in Montana before moving to Sandpoint in 1923. She served as a Deaconess and taught Sunday School at First Baptist Church. She survived by daughter Wilma Allen Sandpoint two grandchildren a sister Rosella James Bluffton Indiana a brother John Powell Fort Wayne Indiana nine great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
A proposed program on advertising promotion and marketing potatoes was set to be presented today to Malheur County Potato Growers Association members at their annual meeting. A Doyle Burns executive director of the national council outlined the plan.
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