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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1969
Page
7
Schweitzer Basin officials anticipate a strong season with four new runs, a new T bar, and a relocated T bar to boost capacity. Groomers include two new Thikol tracked vehicles, road maintenance upgrades, and extended lodge facilities. Officials expect opening after snowfall, possibly Thanksgiving weekend, weather permitting.
Reverend Doak of the Sandpoint Methodist Church will speak at the November 24 1969 Bonner County Extension Homemakers Council meeting at Sandpoint Community Hall. Past presidents will be honored at lunch with red roses. A lunch report from the Bonner County Bazaar will be given by Mrs Henry Cornella. Plans for 1970 council and club officers will be discussed at the January meeting. All clubs should display 1969 activities and each president will announce point and scrap book award winners. Visitors welcome. Lunch is pot luck. Mrs Severt Erickson is chairman.
Bonner County 4-H leaders including Mrs. Brower, Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Clark attend a Standard Oil sponsored 4-H Leader Training at the University of Idaho Moscow November 19 and 20 1969. The program covers community involvement Idaho Pride and youth issues with local officials and former 4-H members speaking. Leaders join luncheons and a banquet.
Schweitzer Basin teams with four Coeur d Alene stores to stage a ski fashion show Thursday at the Elks Club. Gridley's Mews, Penney's, Alpine Ski Shop and C's Corner participate. Sharon Stewart and Eva Dennis coordinate the event. Sam Wormington and Al Voltz will present The Incredible Skis and another ski film and organize door prizes.
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