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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
4
Medical Week celebrates laboratory professionals who provide vital health services to the public. Slogans emphasize the personal role of laboratory staff in patient care, with labs found in hospitals clinics research centers universities and independent labs serving diverse communities.
The Kreeze Brothers evangelistic team from Everett Washington will appear at First Baptist Church in Sandpoint April 17 to 24 at 730 p m each evening They have lectured worldwide on radio and TV and appeared on Rev Rex Humbar ds Cathedral of Tomorrow The team includes Billy and Sandra their two daughters Johnny and Kowanda and their families Their gospel music spans accordion organ piano guitar banjo mandolin kazoo and base fiddle with members preaching since ages 12 to 15
The NBC film Stand Up For America will be shown Tuesday April 12 at the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting at the Elks Club. Local residents Mr and Mrs John Ford organize the event and members are urged to attend the noon luncheon with a guest.
Martin Albert V. Martin died March 30 1977 at age 55 born in Fraed Montana moved to Idaho at age three. He grew up there and graduated from the University of Idaho then served in the Marine Corps. He worked as a mechanical engineer at Washington State College for 12 years. Survived by wife Ruth Masker three sons Ronald Kimberly and Glenn of Bellingham and his mother Nina Martin of Sandpoint now temporarily in Bellingham.
We thank all who donated items and money after our house fire. Your generosity was greatly appreciated. Harold and Betty Pellens.
Local groups from United Methodist Women to the March of Dimes host meetings, dances, bake sales, and public dinners through April 19. Events include bake sale at Panida Theatre, dinner at the community hall, and volunteer training at the library.
United Press International reports Karen Krantzcke collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack after a doubles win at the Lionell Cup tournament in Tallahassee. Doctors said the cause of arrest was not yet known. neurologist Dr Bryan Robinson assisted, but no heartbeat was found. Krantzcke, 30, divided her time between Sydney and New Braunfels, Texas, where she instructed at John Newcomb's tennis ranch.
Frances Sleep announces committee roles for upcoming Bonner County Humane Society events. Ethel Carter and Karol LaPointe lead the first annual cat show June 18 at the fair grounds. Other assignments cover fundraising, education, shelter planning, entertainment, and sale events.
UPI reports a nationwide manhunt led by the FBI for Michael Andrew Olds 35 sought in the slayings of cab driver Steven F Schmerer 43 College Place Washington and Mary E Lindsay 75 Ione Oregon. Both victims were found shot to death.
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