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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
7
A pair of celery based recipes. One simmers celery with butter and broth until crisp tender yielding four servings. The other toasts celery with butter pecans and chopped leaves for four servings, with salt and pepper to season.
Senator Edward Kennedy returned to the United States from Aristotle Onassis funeral and said he aimed to resume work on pending legislation in Washington.
Documents released under court order detail FBI counterintelligence against the Socialist Workers Party and other peace groups in the 1960s. Tactics included burglary mail tampering job firings and infiltration. The disclosures, highlighted by The New York Times and The Washington Post, show Hoover approved leaflets aimed at sowing rifts among antiwar groups.
SBA expert from Spokane District to explain financing and management aid offered by the Small Business Administration. Mrs. R. W. Strong will speak at Sandpoint Community Hall March 26 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bring P&L, balance sheet, or personal financial statement as applicable.
Phi Theta Kappa at North Idaho College initiated fifty eight students on March 17. Sponsor George Cook described them as top honor students meeting a 3.2 GPA and fifteen semester hour requirement. Several local students were named among those initiated and the organization’s mission to promote scholarship leadership and community college fellowship was summarized.
A compilation of upcoming meetings and events from March including the 66th annual Martha Chapter 34 Eastern Star dinner and regular meeting, Bantam bowling awards, Sandpoint Juniors and Seniors events, North Idaho Appaloosa club, Bonner Cancer Crusade kickoff, Unity gathering with Frank Lepinski, free blood pressure clinic, National Council of Senior Citizens pot luck, Moose card party, Sagle PTO carnival, Retired Teachers bicentennial planning, Disabled American Vets meeting, United Methodist circle, constitution restoration family event, Christian Science lecture, Bonner County Fair Board, Standup for Marriage Palm Sunday service, Pend Oreille Flyers meeting, Clark Fork AARP bingo and plant/seed prize drive.
Dennis Craig and Carol Finney announce two melodramas at the Coeur d Alene Community Theatre. Curse you Jack Dalton features Leigh Murrell and Dan Finney among others. Her Fatal Beauty or A Shop Girls Honor stars Terri Williams and Dennis Craig. One night only March 29 at 8 pm with Gay 90s Review intermission. Reservations 664-4990.
Classified notices offer fast results through the Want Ads Daily listing a wide range of items for sale and services. Readers scan for buy and sell opportunities and contact details to complete trades quickly.
Sun Valley will host the Photographic Society of America regional meeting with 700 to 800 attendees from six states plus Idaho. Eighteen specialists from as far as New York will run seminars while tours to Sawtooth Lake Crater of the Moon and Thousand Springs Shoshone Falls are planned. Dan Heidel heads the event with Boise colleagues handling programming registration public relations and promotion. Tour chairman Dave Dorsey Caldwell and Robert E Higgins Twin Falls assist.
The Boise correspondent corrected a March 19 Daily Bee report noting Rep. Don Maynard called a defeated bill a grudge bill for Bonner County. The correction states he meant Boundary County, and the newspaper regrets the error.
In the District Court Bonner County Idaho Gordon Alderman appointed administrator of the Melissa P. Alderman estate. Creditors must present claims within four months of first publication or be forever barred. Claims to Stephen Bistline attorney 101 N. First Sandpoint Idaho or filed with the court. Date March 11, 1975.
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