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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
2
Public notices published under Pend Oreille Freighters Inc legal notices policy show weekly Tuesday publication rule and contact details for Sandpoint Idaho editions. Subscription rate and mailing address are listed along with P O Box and editor information.
Editorial note describes Toys for Toys as a hometown relief effort during Christmas. Donations stay local to help neighbors in need.
The Senate voted 51 to 44 to confirm Earl L. Butz as Agriculture Secretary. Intermountain Republicans joined most Democrats in approval while Utah’s Moss and Idaho’s Church led a failed bid to block the nomination.
Senator Edmund Muskie announced he will vote against President Nixon’s nomination of William H. Rehnquist to the Supreme Court. The Maine Democrat spoke as Senate debate on Nixon’s two nominees Powell and Rehnquist began.
NBC channel listings show daytime and prime time programs across KHQ DDS KXLY and KSPS with many classics including Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy and News broadcasts. CBS and educational channel lineups feature News drama soap operas cartoons and children’s programs alongside sports and cooking shows.
Schweitzer Basin announces the start of its Junior Racing and Mighty Mite Pro programs this season with a season kickoff meeting led by racing director Gary Bellinger. The meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Main Lodge Brown Bag room invites former participants and interested skiers. A Schweitzer Christmas Racing Camp runs December 26 to December 29.
Idaho highway and law enforcement agencies report major roads slick with snow and ice. Drivers urged to use chains, with many routes including U S 95 and I 90 showing snow covered and icy sections from Plummer to the Nevada line.
After two years of planning Principal Web Overholzer launched an evening program at Junior High inviting students, parents, and interested adults. Free tuition and volunteer instructors offer art, macrame, basketball, electronics, creative writing, and cheerleading with German and guitar to follow.
The program educates adults by keeping them in touch with academic life and expanding cultural opportunities. It boosts the county city and neighborhoods by encouraging lifelong learning and supporting those returning to study after many years. Even simple lessons like cheerleading have value in motivating continued education.
Admissions for Nov 30 include Gale Cooper and several Mrs. titles with Dec 1 addressees. Dismissals show Mabel Moyer on Nov 29 and Ha Gibson with Katie Wilson on Dec 1. On Nov 30 a Wylie McIntosh boy born 9 pounds 6.25 ounces length 21 inches and a Richard York girl born 7 pounds unspecified ounces 20 inches.
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