Community Club and Group Meetings Start January Schedule
The list details January meetings for Sandpoint groups. Activities include Golden Eagles Dancé at Eagles Lodge January 4 with coffee and cookies, Sandpoint Racquet Club tennis on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m. at the Fairgrounds, Pack River Grange pinochle starting January 5 at 8 p.m., Northside Fire Auxiliary January 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Ponderay City Hall, and more. Additional items cover Sandpoint Saddle Club elections January 7 at Wagon-Bridge Inn, National Service officers visiting January 25 at 7 p.m. for veterans and families, Rebecca and Odd Fellow lodge joint installation January 6 at 2 p.m., Westside Fire District January 8 at 7 p.m., Westmond Grange January 4 with oyster stew and clam chowder, Bonner County Senior Citizen Council January 7 at 2 p.m., Bonner County Horseman's Association January 4 at 8 p.m. with roping film, and Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary executive board January 7 at 9:30 a.m. in the hospital cafeteria.
Daylight Saving Time Exemptions Sought Across States
UPI reports Americans shift clocks forward next Sunday as the nation largely adopts daylight saving time through October 1975. Arizona seeks full exemption citing energy concerns. Idaho Oregon and Michigan consider partial or regional exemptions. Ontario Canada may follow suit. Local school schedules adjust to later openings to reduce hardship.
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United Press International
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Indiana
Arizona
Jack Williams
Washington
Williams
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Tom McCall
Oregon
Malheurn
Nebraska
Michigan
William Milliken
Ontario
Canada
United States
Knoxville
Tenn
Roy Wallace
Knokville
FHA Meet Set For January 17 1974 In Coeur d Alene
A Farmers Home Administration meeting is planned January 17 1974 at North Shore Motor Hotel Coeur d Alene 115 S Second Street 10 30 a m. State Office officials will explain the new Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan program Community-Facility Loans and Industrial Development Grants. Community leaders mayors city council members planning bodies and county commissioners along with lending institution representatives are urged to attend.
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North Shore Motor Hotel
Ssecond
Coeur d’Alene
State Office of Farmers Home ‘Administration
Symms Announces Idaho Holiday Speaking Schedule
Idaho's First District congressman Steve Symms plans a holiday recess tour with appearances in Bonners Ferry Coeur d Alene Post Falls and Wallace. He will present flags at Bonners Ferry High School Lakeland High School and the North Shore Cabins and address Jaycees and General Telephone employees.
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Idaho
Congress
Steve Symms
North Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Coeur d’‘Alene
North
Post -Falls
Wallace
Symms
Bonners Ferry High School
Lantern
North Shore
Coeur d'Alene
Lakeland High School
Jaycees
Cloud 9
North Shore Lodge
Coeur d’Alene
General Telephone Company
Hunter Safety Program Set
The first session of the 1974 Hunter Safety program will be Monday Jan 7 at the Sandpoint Rifle Club, 1130 Lake Street. Registration opens 6 p.m. with lectures at 6:30. 50 students max for the five week class, a second session for overflow, one final test, and badges for those who pass. N.R.A. certified instructors will teach. volunteers are sought, contact David Downing at 263-4598.
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Hunter
Sandpoint Rifle Club
Lake Street
N.R.A
David Downing
Downing
Mogic
Newcomers Club Plans Skiing and Bridge Classes
The Newcomers Club met at the Edgewater Lodge to plan group skiing lessons with Schweitzer Basin Ski School and a new ski film rollout. They will also start beginner bridge classes in Sandpoint late January and form car pools. contacts are Barbara Goody and Carol Czerninski.
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Bill Haskins
Schweitzer Basin
Barbara Gooby
Carol Czerniski
Edgewater Lodge
Bee
Welcome Wagon
Edgewater
Haskins
Schweitzer
Natutm
Barbara Goody
Carol Czernnski
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Czerniski
Gooby
Recommendations Set For Airport Energy Use
FAA releases energy conservation guidance to 168 airport managers in the Northwest. C B Walk Jr says savings come from reducing lighting in airfields terminals streets and parking areas. remote night activation of lights and on demand lighting service are proposed with thermostat changes and elimination of advertising lighting. emphasis on safety and security in all steps.
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Seattle
Northwest
Federal Aviation Administration
C. B. Walk, Jr
FAA
Walk
Cross Country Ski School Holds Second Session
The Ptarmigan Cross Country Ski School schedules a second winter session with an organizational meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Alpine Shop in Sandpoint instructor Bill Straley says two groups will run with three classes each cost is ten dollars for the trio of two hour sessions and will occur under real ski touring conditions last year drew over forty participants after nine in the first season and sixteen joined a December session this year
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Ptarmigan Cross Country Ski
Sandpoint
Bill Straley
Straley
Bonner County Sportsmen Meet Thursday on Antler Contest
The Bonner County Sportsmen's Association holds a Thursday meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Hall with a Big Antler Contest on the agenda. Idaho Fish and Game's Tom Legge will present a slide show on Elk Winter Range rehab, with McNeel and Rogers there to measure antler entries.
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Bonner County Sportsmen’ S Association
Tom Legge
the-Idaho Fish and Game Department
Elk
Jack McNeel
Ray Rogers
Fish and Game Department
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the-Eagles-Lodge
Aix
Sandpoint Racquet Club
Fairgrounds
Denslow
Glen Phillips
Pack River Grange
Northside Fire Auxiliary
Ponderay City Hall
Chris Campbell
National Service
Ray Borders
Steve Clements
Hall
Rebecca
Odd Fellow
Westside
Fire Dist
Dover Community Hall
Westmond Grange
Santa
Bonner County
Senior Citizen Council
Pine
Bonner County Horseman's Association
IWA
Shawn
Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary
Utah
Boston
Congressman Symms
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