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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1976
Page
3
Ellen Munson of Sandpoint will travel to Missoula for the Montana State PTA convention. She serves as chair of the National Resolutions Committee and is an immediate past state PTA president with national and regional roles.
The Sandpoint Eagles Auxiliary will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday October 27 in the Eagle Lodge. It will honor Auxiliary State President Doris George of Moscow. A no host dinner precedes at 6 p.m. at Connie’s Restaurant in Sandpoint. Members should make reservations with Lucille Simonson before the noon hour Wednesday.
An independent audit of Pacific Power and Light Co. finds PP&L well managed amid rapid change and identifies potential annual savings over five million dollars. The TB&A review, conducted for Oregon PUC, highlights load and financial forecasting upgrades, conservation posture, and maintenance efficiency as key gains.
We thank friends for gifts and cards sent to our loved one and to Dr Leedy and Dr Gould and their staff on the second floor Special thanks from a loving friend.
This United Press International almanac notes October 25 as the 299th day of 1976 with 67 remaining. It marks birthdays of Richard Evelyn Byrd and Helen Reddy, lists notable historical events including the Charge of the Light Brigade in 1854, UN China joining the UN in 1971, Nixon’s 1973 media attack, and Beirut battles in 1975.
The notice page lists events and needs from the PTO at Sagle to the North Idaho Warehouse Market. Cereal box tops collection, Busy Bees meeting, Appaloosa Club potluck, senior nutrition meals at Denny's, Priest River Riverview and Clark Fork meals, Social Security visit in Sandpoint, Retired Teachers Association lunch, and AARP meeting details with contact numbers provided.
President Ford signs the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, directing federal ownership over 473 million acres and guiding Interior Department management. The act sets broad aims for multiple use and sustained yield, land surveys, planning, and funding mechanisms, with some provisions extending to National Forest Lands.
Farmin Stidwell Lincoln presents a weekly lunch menu with each weekday listing a main dish and sides. Items include goulash and lasagna with assorted vegetables and desserts plus milk and butter. Menu subject to change.
The Pacific Northwest Waterways Association gathers more than 220 officials from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana in Portland October 27 29 to discuss future development of water and land resources. PNWA president Arthur Reider presides with luncheon talks by Congressman Al Ullman and Brigadier General Drake Wilson.
MOSCOW The North Idaho Consortium for Health Education schedules a geriatric drug regimen workshop for long term care admins pharmacists nurses and physicians. Sessions run 8 30 a m to 4 p m on Thursday October 28 at Coeur d Alene Convalescent Center and Friday October 29 at Latah Convalescent Center Moscow. Registration is 5 per person with a 12 50 per facility cap. Consulting pharmacists qualify as facility staff and pre registration is urged. Faculty includes Williams Ivey Rawlings Johnson Richmond Garner Olson. Further information from NICHE P O Box 3371 University Station Moscow Idaho 83843.
Police log notes thefts in Sandpoint including two $150 coats from a car in front of the Donkey Jaw between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m. A separate report says four shirts tapes and an electrician's pouch were taken from a vehicle between 10 p.m. and midnight.
The Bonner County Democratic Central Committee hosts a pie and cake social on Thursday Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. at Sandpoint Community Hall. Democrats seeking county and state offices will attend for the public to hear and talk with them. Coffee pie and cake served for 50 cents per plate with a pie and cake auction planned.
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