Dozens sign Port Angeles sign supporting troops

PORT ANGELES — A large red, white and blue sign supporting troops in the war with Iraq is gaining attention.

About 50 people have written well-wishes or soldiers’ names on the painted plywood sign since John McNew erected it in his front yard near Shane Park more than a week ago.

“It seems to be catching on,” McNew said Saturday.

Three stenciled stars decorate the sign, with the name of Boe Caldwell — son of McNew and his wife, Hallie — written in the center of one of the stars.

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