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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
3
Teresa Leedy of the American Cancer Society explains rising lung cancer deaths among women smokers and the impact on unborn and newborn infants. She advocates April’s educational Crusade to quit smoking, urges women to join quit clinics, and notes teenage girls’ smoking rise and quitting challenges.
Sandpoint High School released its third semester honor roll. Twenty five students earned high honors with straight A grades, while fifty four more achieved all A or B grades and no Cs.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced thirteen thousand free copies of Incredible Idaho will be mailed from the Idaho Statehouse Boise. The spring issue reviews Phase I findings of the Idaho’s Tomorrow program and outlines Phase II goals including broad distribution and public input for 1995 population, wilderness, environment, and senior citizen needs.
Meetings and notices list a Mother's Day Eagles dinner postponed to May 18 and a no host dinner. AARP offers Defensive Driving May 12 and 13 with contact numbers. AARP potluck May 5 at Sandpoint Community Hall includes seed exchange. Mini Missions Conference May at Southside Community Church. Eagles officer election May 4. Christian Science lecture May 2 at Sandpoint Community Hall. Civic Club lunch May 3 and Unity May 4. Italian dinner May 2 at Catherine's Altar Society with menu and raffles. Retirement dinner for Florence McDermott on Apr 29. Taxpayers Association meeting May 5. 4H Club April 30. AARP no-host dinner April 30. VFW events. Lincoln Elementary pre registration May 7 1–3 PM. birth certificate required.
The Rocky Mountain Rovers 4 H club met and planned Arbor Day tree planting at the triangle park on Main and Cedar. They announced a Bake Sale for Saturday May 8 and distributed club scholarship forms for two half-scholarships to 4 H camp two for Club Congress and one for Idaho Pride.
The Booster Club met at the Riverview Restaurant to organize the annual high school athletes awards banquet. The event date moved from May 8 to May 27 due to the track season delay and the school postponed remaining away meets as a result.
The Sagle PTO installed LaVerne Stolz as President and officers including Walt Bauer and Linda Ricochiola. Winners of a bicentennial poster contest were Laurier Bristoe Robbie Parrish and Richard Martin for each grade. A Bicentennial cake social April 30 features prizes a quilt and dolls, with proceeds for school equipment.
The Foto Freaks held a photography meeting with eight members present last Saturday at the home of Jack Murray. After the session they visited Traver's farm to photograph animals for project requirements.
A historical belief held that applying a gold ring to a sty could heal it. The idea appears in ancient lore as a simple remedy, linking precious metal to health, though lacking scientific support.
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