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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
3
A collection of tuna cabbage dishes with variations using vegetables and condiments. Includes sautéed tuna with cabbage and carrots, a tomato tuna bake with cheese soup, and a cabbage tuna casserole topped with buttered bread crumbs. Servings range from two to three.
Farmin Elementary seeks community volunteers to share hobbies arts crafts or sports with 3rd to 6th graders during a special interest day on May 15. Interested individuals should contact Farmin School by May 2 at CO3-3013 or write to Farmin Elementary School Sandpoint Idaho.
Rebecca Lodge held its regular meeting Tuesday night with Noble Grand Helen King presiding. Ida Surby was initiated as a new member. Plans were made for a potluck anniversary dinner with IOOF on Tuesday May 6 at 6 p.m. at the IOOF Hall. The district meeting of Rebeccas and Odd Fellows will be at Porthill on May 10 with a luncheon at noon and meetings to follow.
The Department of Law Enforcement announces the staggered renewal for resident license plates ending in four with 75 validation stickers expiring April 30 1975. The Barchas decision is discussed clarifying that motor vehicle operators must pay appropriate fees for all months operated and cannot delay renewal. May 76 stickers arrive by April 25 and summer stickers go on sale by June 1 in all counties.
The Veterans Administration and Idaho State Office of Education seek veterans and instructors for a farm cooperative course pairing VA educational benefits with on farm work. Eligible veterans must be on a farm and honorably discharged since 1955. payments start at 217 dollars monthly for a single veteran.
The Church of God at Pine and Boyer will join a 10,000-church revival starting April 23 and running nightly to April 26. Pastor Darrel Kilpatrick notes involvement across about 90 countries, with Reverend Jake Reed of Banners Ferry ministering nightly at 7 p.m. Public invitation.
A dinner honoring the retirement of Les Gissel, longtime Idaho Department of Fish and Game employee and former senior Wildlife Land Manager for north Idaho, will be held at the Sandpoint Elks Lodge next Tuesday evening, April 29, at 7 30 PM.
Darold Sauver's MPHR King Real 2 topped 13 breeders and 56 bulls at Moeise Performance Center in Moeise Montana. The top gaining bull weighed 535 pounds and showed a gain ratio of 129 earning a trophy from the Montana Polled Hereford Association.
A brunch on Saturday April 19 at the Golden Hind Restaurant marked the 44th anniversary of Beta Sigma Phi in Sandpoint. Forty members and sponsors attended as Patsy Coffelt led the program and Bernice Lewis gave a history of the chapter. Lynn Evans, Dana Curtis, Betty Benson, Mary Verdalli Eta and Lorraine Merrill named girl of the year. yellow roses honored presidents Ann Evans, Sharon Beach, Dessie Marienau, Lorraine Merrill, Hazel LaMoreaux and sponsors Olie McAvoy, Vivian Palmer, Nancy Nelson, Gertrude Bye.
Mr and Mrs Bill Russell of Noxon Montana announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Lyrin to Rick Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Robert Robbins of Trout Creek Montana. A July 19 wedding is planned.
Dr. James B. Gregory administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will meet Gov. Cecil D. Andrus and Idaho transportation officials in Boise May 1. He is visiting several states to discuss programs he believes are crucial to national traffic safety.
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