Community notices from Sandpoint groups list events
The Golden Eagles Dance at Eagles Lodge on Jan 4 invites all seniors. Sandpoint AARP Chapter 1333 meets Jan 2 at Community Hall with potluck at 12:30 and meeting at 1:30. Sandpoint Racquet Club tennis sessions run Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 pm at the Fairgrounds. DAV and Auxiliary skip Jan 4. a special Jan 25 meeting with National Service officers. Westside Fire Dist meets Jan 8 at 7 pm at Dover Community Hall. National Service officer Ray Borders and assistant assist veterans and families Jan 25 at 7 pm. Sandpoint Tops Club weigh-ins Jan 31 6–7 pm at Washington Water Power Hostess Room. Rebecca and Odd Fellow lodges hold joint installation Jan 6 at 2.
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Fairgrounds
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Denslow
Glen Phillips
National Service
Ray Borders
Steve Clements
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Washington Water Power Hostess Room
Rebecca and
Odd Fellow
Year in Review: U S Combat Ends as Forces Withdraw
A summary of 1973 noting no U S combat troops overseas for the year, the Vietnam cease fire, prisoner return, and withdrawal from South Vietnam. Detente with the Soviet Union and China advances, while oil shocks and rising prices threaten Western economies. European tensions and security talks face deadlock amid Watergate fallout at home.
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Mideast
China
Soviet Union
Anniversary set open house for Cox couple
A 35th wedding anniversary open house will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday January 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ooe L Cox 905 N Boyer Ave. Hosts are five children Wayne Cox Ellen Yager Edna Wilhelm Ronald Cox and Edie LaPratt.
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L- Cox
N. Boyer Ave
Wayne Cox
Ellen Yager
Edna Wilhelm
Ronald Cox
Edie LaPratt
Local youth and adults enjoy A Gift from the Snow at Panida
About 500 attendees watched the weekend Panida Theatre production A Gift from the Snow directed by Robin DuCrest. The play by Gloria Miller was staged by the local Actors and Playwrights Theatre with rehearsals at Dover Community Hall and Panida. DuCrest praised participants and the business community for strong support and noted ongoing building needs for the group.
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Panida Theatre
Robin DuCrest
DuCrest
Sandpoint Area
Gloria Miller
Actors
Playwrights Theatre
Actors and Playwrights Theatre
Dover
Panida
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Meet at Edgewater Lodge
The January meeting of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers club will be at Edgewater Lodge with president Carolyn Czerniski confirming the venue. On January 2 a no host luncheon at noon will feature speaker Bill Haskins from Schweitzer Ski School and a Schweitzer Basin movie. All newcomers are invited to attend regular meetings.
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Eagles Lodge
Aux
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Edgewater Lodge
Carolyn Czerniski
Bill Haskins
Schweitzer
Schweitzer Basin
Kelley Leads FBI Toward Participatory Management
Clarence M. Kelley, the FBI director, pushes participatory management with five day executive sessions in six cities and invites newsmen and local police to participate. He emphasizes public responsibility in crime reduction and rehabilitation, contrasting his approach with Hoover.
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ED Rogers
Washington
UPI
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kelley
Hoover
FBI Academy
Quantico
United Press International
Card of Thank You From Sandpoint Manor
The Sandpoint Manor Convalescent Center thanks the Sandpoint community clubs organizations and individuals for making the holidays happier with gifts candy and fruit. Staff management and residents express gratitude for the donations and support.
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Convalescent Center
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Bee Photo
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William D. Ruckelshaus
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