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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1977

Page

6

Bonner County Fashion Show and Salad Bar Luncheon

The Bonner County Extension Homemakers hosted the annual event at Sandpoint Community Hall on April 25 with over 150 attendees. Forty homemade outfits were shown ranging from bathrobe ensembles to wedding gowns while Florence Statzel provided commentary and Wrencoe Community Club managed decorations and kitchen supervision for the luncheon. Door prizes were awarded during the style show.

Sandpoint Bonner County Extension Homemakers Florence Statzel Hope Civic Club Wrencoe Community Club

Mangrum Promoted at Cherry Point Marine Station

Karen D Mangrum daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Keough of Sandpoint Route 3 Box 479 has been promoted to her present rank while serving at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point North Carolina. She joined the Marine Corps in July 1971.

Marin Staff Karen D Mangrum Thomas R. Keough Route 3 Box Sandpoint Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Marine Corps

Get Acquainted Day Planned At Lincoln

Lincoln hosts Get Acquainted Day with a classroom session planned to introduce students and staff. Organizers aim to build community and ease new arrivals into campus life.

DAV Elects And Installs Officers For 1977 78

Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15 and auxiliary held a May meeting electing and installing officers for the coming year. DAV officers: Lewis Tift Commander Frank Cary senior vice president Donald Yarials junior vice president Dorothy Morrisfield treasurer Harold Hicks service officer. Auxiliary officers: Peggy Hicks commander Ronnie Bleckwenn senior vice president Ermma Tift junior vice president Pat Schoolcraft treasurer Anna Bennett chaplain installed by Wanda Robinson. Get Acquainted Day planned for Lincoln Elementary School Inday May 13 from 1 to 3:30 pm for pre registered incoming first graders.

Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15 Auxiliary DAV Lewis Tift Frank Cary Donald Yarials Dorothy Morrisfield Harold Hicks Peggy Hicks Ronnie Bleckwenn Ermma Tift Pat Schoolcraft Anna Bennett Chaplin Lincoln Elementary Inday Betty Robinson

Senior Citizens Garage Sale and May Activities

Senior Center announces a two day garage sale at 9 to 5 in Kootenai at the Alice Lockman home to raise funds for cups and glassware. Donations call 263 860 or deliver to 425 Forest Ave with items such as clothes and books. Senior programs include blood pressure checks and a Lake Pend Oreille cruise on June 6 for ages 55 plus with 6 dollar price and center pickup.

Senior Citizens Forest Ave Kootenai Alice Lockman Lake Pend Oreille Bonner County

Enamel Works Display At Caldwell College

A Caldwell exhibit features four Swedish enamel artists Bengt Berglund Goran Nilsson Alf Olsson and Nalle Werner at The College of Idaho Jewell Exhibition Center through May. Works use porcelain enameled sheet steel for art and urban surfaces with vivid color and varied imagery. Exhibit director Steven Drucker notes daily viewing from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with special events. admission is free.

Bonner County Delegates Lead Idaho Extension Meeting

The April 5 annual Northern District Extension meeting was held in Orofino Idaho. Bonner County delegates included Lucille Hudon Betty Bell Anita Albers Dene Cornella Lou Hoffine Mildred Wilson Beth Merritt and Susie Thieme. Mildred Wilson was elected Secretary Treasurer and Nancy Tucker was elected Director elect. Fifty year certificates were presented to seven Bonner County members. The group planned future gatherings including the Country Women's Council June 16 17 in Aspen Colorado the National Extension Homemakers meeting July 17 21 in Columbia Missouri and the Idaho State Homemakers Convention September 19 21 in Boise. Susan McNall demonstrated wood refinishing and Dene Cornella won a Mealtime Mastery Cookbook.

Bonner Awere Mildred Wilson Dene Coshella Anita Albers Betty, Bell Beth Merritt Susan McNall Lou Hoffine Lucille Hudon Susie Thieme Northern District Extension Iomemakers Orofino Idaho Bonner County Betty Bell Dene Cornella Nancy Tucker Boundary County Polly ‘Jones Charlotte Perry Ethel Shadel Alfa Meserve Tina ‘Nelson Mary Luareille Carmichael Hla Driésbach Country Women’s Council Aspen Colorado National Extension Homemakers Columbia Missouri Boise Clearwater County Susan MecNall Kootenai Club

Edgemere Grange rummage sale and prize results

Edgemere Grange members plan a Friday yard cleanup and a Saturday rummage sale with a new replacement sign. Twenty four garments were judged by Irene Dahlin Jewell Ramsey and Jean Parsons with several disqualified for rule violations. Winners include Elizabeth Bauer Leona Mikkelson June Paulett and class winners Leona Mikkelson Margaret Lee Patty Sturgeon and Pat Endicott. Hoodoo Valley Dufort Art and Nellie Hulquist celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Friday May 13 at Jewel Lake. Fishermen report poor luck at Jewel Lake with some landing small black gnats. Weekend visitors include Mr Garl Strosnider Mr Nancy Amend Theresa Sharon Wheeler and Mike Wheeler among others.

Grange Irene Dahlin Jewell Ramsey Jean Parsons Priest Lake Snow Valley Freeman’ Lake Elizabeth Bauer Westmond Grange Leona Mikkelson June Paulett Kootenai Fonda Storro Margaret Lee Freeman Lake Patty Sturgeon Deanna Sturgeon Pat Endicott Reeman Lake

Ul Students Set To Graduate At Spring Commencement

At Moscow Idaho 1122 University of Idaho students are candidates for degrees in a 1:30 p.m. May 14 ceremony at Kibbie Activity Center. 862 will earn bachelor’s degrees 160 master’s 7 professional certificates 66 juris doctorates 17 doctorates with 574 prior graduates.

Moscow Uniersity of Idaho William I H. Kibbie-Asui Activivy Center College of Agriculture Clifford Bellmore College of Business and Economics Donald Rae College of Education Leslie Hays College of Letters and Science Janet Farnsworth

UI Commencement Moves to Saturday in Moscow

University of Idaho holds its first Saturday commencement on May 14 at 1 30 p m in Kibbie Activity Center with Dr Ernest W Hartung delivering the address Crisis 1977 The Threatening Opportunity Gov John Evans also addressing graduates. Alumni reunions for classes 1927 1932 and 1937 plus Friday events and a Saturday schedule of board meetings tours and social activities precede the ceremony.

Moscow University of Idaho William H. Kibbie-Asui Ernest W. Hartung John Evans Student Union Alumni Board of Directors Alumni. “Association St Augustine’s Center Hartung Sub

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