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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1972

Page

3

Biological control discussed for larch casebearer pests

In Missoula Montana the Forest Service outlines biological pest control using parasitic wasps to combat the larch casebearer in western larch trees. Publications by Forest Service entomologists discuss parasite distribution and effectiveness while plans include importing European parasites to augment control efforts. Copies of the booklets are available from USDA Forest Service Information Services in Missoula.

Missoula Mont Forest Service Idaho Washington Montana Wayne FE. Bousfield Rudolph C. Lood Division Jon Mise Scott Tunnock Mark McGregor Wayne Bousfield Bousfield Information Services USDA Federal Building

Navy Seaman Recruit Lunde Graduates Training in San Diego

Navy Seaman Recruit Donald G. Lunde son of Mrs. Earl R. Davis Jr. Route 1 Sandpoint graduated from recruit training at the Navy Training Center San Diego on April 24. A 1970 graduate of Sandpoint Senior High School he is scheduled to report to Radioman Class A School San Diego.

Navy Donald G. Lunde Earl R. Davis Jr Route 1 Sandpoint Navy Training Center San Diego

Card Of Thanks From Jim Conibear And Family

Words cannot express my thanks to all the wonderful people who offered assistance prayers cards and flowers in our hour of need. Jim Conibear and family

Rural Routes Renumbered to Improve Mail Delivery

The Sandpoint Postmaster announced May 1 1972 that rural routes and Star Route boxes are being renumbered due to past extensions and growth. Notices will go to affected residents, and the new numbers are designed to absorb future changes with minimal disruption. The postmaster apologized for inconvenience but stressed the change is necessary to avoid misaddressed mail.

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Community Organization Schedules May Meetings and Events

A list of local gatherings includes a Catholic Daughters luncheon May 5 at St Joseph’s Parish Hall to benefit the Child Development Center, a Sandpoint Women Bowling Association banquet May 2 at 7 pm with ticket info, and the Bonner County Fair Board meeting May 4 at 8 pm in the Courthouse. Also listed are church services May 7 with a Fourth Memorial College Choir, Welcome Wagon May 3 luncheon program, Sandpoint Junior Club May 2, United Methodist WSCS meetings May 4, Sandpoint Lions May 2, and Sandpoint Saddle Club May 1 with a Kaniksu Forest guest speaker.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Daughters Tech Sandpoint Women Bowling Association Sandpoint Southside Fourth Memorial Church Spokane Neil Craig Washington Idaho Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Mary Bonar Bonner County United Methodist Wscs Kenneth Swan Sandpoint Saddle Club Washington Water Power Building Kaniksu National Forest

Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Report Idaho Nu Chapter Notes

The Idaho Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met April 25 at Mrs. Gloria Staglund's home. President Jean Johnson led an oral review before a White Elephant Bingo. Refreshments were served by Joyce Harding and Nan Compton. On April 29, Idaho Nu members and husbands joined Xi Eta and Lambda Chapters for a Founders Day Party at the Pastime.

Idaho Nu Beta Sigma Phi Gloria Staglund Jean Johnson Joyce Harding Nan Compton Xi Eta Lambda

May 1 1972 Daily Bee notices jump clinic and halter show plans

Final plans for the May 6 7 Jumping Clinic and the June 4 Halter show will also be made. Anyone interested is invited to attend. Afternoon TOPS club meets Tue May 2 at 1 p.m. For more information call 3 5473.

the Daily Bee Mon Washington Water Power Building

Garment Construction Pressing Guidelines

Press each seam before crossing it with another. Darts must be pressed before joining to another section. Press every section of the garment completely to ensure a neat finish.

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