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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1972

Page

3

Sign Company Will Expand Services Here

Brick McElwain, appointed Sandpoint and Northern Idaho Sales Representative for Signcrafters of Idaho, Inc., discusses expanding local sign and outdoor electrical display services. He brings experience from Spokane Neon Sign Co. and Clare-Pendar Co. and notes a current sign service gap in the Northern Panhandle.

Sandpoint Northern Idaho Signcrafters of Idaho, Inc Coeur d’Alene McElwain Spokane Neon Sign Co Clare-Pendar Co Post Falls Panhandle University of Montana Kerry Manufacturing Co Seattle Spokane Valley Betty Ann Brick

Gun Club Scores Reported With Close Shipyard Totals

Pete Dockins and Bob Bottcher tied at 25 points each in a gun club score lineup. L Standish posted 24 along with Bill Nystum and Don Crum, each scoring 24 in a compact tally.

Pete Dockins Bob Bottcher L. Standish Bill Nystum Don Crum

Idaho Senate approves bill to reenact old criminal code

The Idaho Senate voted 20 to 14 to reenact the criminal code as it existed on December 31, 1971, with the old law set to take effect April 1 as the revised code is repealed. Debates centered on legal conflicts with later statutes and implied repeals.

Lindy High Boise Senate Idih Hise Sen. Ray, Rigby D-Rexburg Rigby Edith Miller Klein

Goodwill Bag Program Set for March 25

Homemakers are reminded to place Goodwill bags on porches by 10 a.m. March 25 for pickup by Boy Scouts in the twelfth Idaho Panhandle Good Turn Day. Scouts will not knock, C. Robert Burdick praises their cooperation. About 1,250 bags were distributed in Sandpoint last Saturday. Call Charles Mace at 263-3389 for large donations.

Idaho’ Panhandle Goodwill Industries C. Robert Burdick Goodwill Sandpoint Charles Mace

Bark Could Turn Lumber Waste Into Useful Products

Dr. Robert E. Martin of the University of Washington told a University of Idaho audience that over a billion cubic feet of tree bark are produced annually in the United States as a lumber byproduct and only a small portion is marketed. He cited potential uses including fuel mulch poultry litter and animal bedding and noted ongoing research into bark pressboard filters and chemical extraction while warning that burning bark may decline due to air pollution laws. He explained bark’s low strength compared to wood complicates economical processing.

Moscow University of Idaho Robert E. Martin University of Washington U.S. Forest Service Martin

Westmond Grange Meeting Cancelled Amid Muddy Roads

March 17 meeting at Westmond Grange cancelled due to muddy roads. A pot luck supper will be held at the regular Grange meeting on April 7. Bonner County Fair Board meets March 16 at 1 30 p.m. at the new fairgrounds. Women of the Moose host a card party March 16 at 8 p.m. Public invited. Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club pot luck dinner March 17 at noon at I W A Hall with Mayor Gray as speaker. Margaret Boyanov Sky will speak and show slides.

Westmond Grange Bonner County Fair Board New Fairgrounds Sandpoint Senior Citizens Club I.W.A. Hall Gray Margaret Boyanovsky The Inland Empire

Cards of Thanks for Sheriff's Dept and City Police

Special thanks to the Sandpoint Sheriff's Department and Sandpoint City Police for the quick recovery of my jacket and keys. Their prompt help is gratefully acknowledged.

Sheriff’s Department Sandpoint City

Martha Chapter Advance Night at Masonic Temple

Martha Chapter No. 34 CBS held advance night on Monday March 13 at the Masonic Temple. The Star Points honored sideliners and sojourners with gifts from Worthy Matron Sara Siple. A Birthday Dinner planned for March 27 with pot luck dessert at 6 pm followed by the regular meeting.

Martha Chapter No. 34 Cbs Masonic Temple Sara Siple Temple Fred Currie

Community group events fill week with meetings and shows

The Daily Bee layouts invite Wesleyan Service Guild breakfast March 26 at 7 a.m.. LPN meeting March 16 at 7:30 p.m. in hospital dining room with James Bresnick speaker. Three L Ladies Night March 16 at Dolly Lord home with officer election. Panhandle Child Development Association March 20 meeting at Washington Water Power building. art show drill team practice March 16 at SHS gym. Idaho Panhandle Quarter Horse Association March 18 meeting at Washington Water Power building. Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary March 22 at Blanche Senft home. Farmin Washington PTA March 20 at Farm in School. Sandpoint Garden Club March 20 at Washington Water Power room. St Patrick’s Day parish potluck March 17 at St Joseph’s Church with supper and entertainment.

Daily Bee Wesleyan Service Guild Panhandle Child Development Association Washington Idaho Panhandle Quarter Horse Association Washington Water Power Building Coeur d’Alene Fifth Lakeside Streets St. Patrick’s Day St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

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Sign Company Brick McElwain GUN Club Duraclean P. O. Box Idaho Martha Ed Eitzman Roy Self LPN James Bresnick Dolly Lord SHS Bonner General Hospital Blanche Senft North Third Farmin-Washington Pta Farmin School Donna Meehan Sandpoint Garden Club Washington Water Power Hostess Room Ted Crabb
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