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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
3
Various local clubs and organizations announce October events in Sandpoint and area. PTA groups, church groups, the Southside PTO, Farmin PTA, Gem of the Month opal, and the Bonner County bazaar list meeting dates, locations and activities including energy talks, talent shows, lunchrooms, and a horse improvement meeting set for mid to late October.
The 1969 Santo Domingo trip by Donald Nixon sought mining deals and a 10 000 unit luxury housing plan on 250 acres with a government transfer, but the housing venture failed while Nixon maintained mining interests in Las Canitas. Balaguer sought White House influence in return.
Kathleen Jon Gibson 1973 Lakeland High School graduate Rathdrum Idaho recently completed basic training in the Women s Air Force at Lackland Texas Airman 1st Class Gibson is undergoing technical training as an aircraft maintenance specialist at Sheppard A F Base Texas Ms Gibson is daughter of Mrs Leonora Johnson Bayview
Indians of America mainly from the Northwest will present art and culture at Expo 74 running May 4 to November 3 next year. The Smithsonian allocates a quarter of its 1.1 million dollar native participation budget. Project director Robert Glatzer and Mrs. Clydia Nah wooksy lead planning after meeting 128 tribal and affiliated groups in October.
North Idaho College will offer Sewing with Knits on Monday evenings from 7 to 10 for five weeks starting Oct. 15 at Sandpoint Senior High School. Fee is 15 dollars. Register with Sharon Weller at 263 5777. Mrs Nahwooksy said leaders are conferring and details will be revealed at Nov. 16 meeting. Expo aim is to show native American contributions and environmental respect to visitors.
In San Francisco Robert Friese head of the Task force on Noise Abatement and Control received a city permit to use a loud speaker for one hour to inaugurate the mayor’s Quiet Week.
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