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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
3
Local organizations list May 1 to May 8 events including water district and fire district meetings, cemetery workdays, newcomers club, American Association of Retired Persons chapter, Mormon open house, junior women’s club, Episcopal church guild, softball practice, 4-H club gatherings, rummage sale, movie festival, Panhandle Racing Auxiliary, and Grange events with attendance urged and reservation details provided.
A Washington Merry-Go-Round report alleges unaudited cash stashed by GOP officials, including Alan MacQuoid of Los Angeles County visiting the Swiss Credit Bank of Zurich on February 12. It links $500,000 in Nixon campaign funds to Kalmbach and possible espionage payments while noting contacts with Watergate figures.
The Sandpoint Civic Club earned $200 for second place in Idaho's Shell Oil Company Environmental Conservation Program part of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Winners were announced May 1 at the Idaho Federation convention in Rexburg. First place went to the Twentieth Century Club of Twin Falls with $400 and a Youth Involvement Award of $300. The Twin Falls club advances to national judging in Baltimore. Sandpoint officials renovated landscaping at the Community Hall with University of Idaho Extension guidance.
Kootenai Elementary School announces a pre registration and orientation for upcoming first graders and their parents on Tuesday May 8 from 10 15 to 11 30 a m. Children must be six by Oct 15 1973 and parents must show a birth certificate baptismal record or birth date affidavit. Parents will learn about the first grade program and how to help children prepare for school while kids tour their classroom and meet their teacher.
Lions Club offers raffle tickets for a 1973 Ford Pinto at the 4th of July event. A $1 donation buys chances while supporting Sandpoint Lions community services and local programs. Tickets are available at participating businesses.
The Sandpoint Civic Club and partner clubs run a youth taskforce to plant seedlings on logged or burned lands. Last year 22 Boy Scouts planted 1,200 seedlings, lifting total trees planted since 1953 to over 11,000. The GFWC Shell Environmental Responsibility Program began in 1971 replacing a 1963 1970 education effort. The environmental competition will continue in 1973.
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