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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1976

Page

3

People Honest But Ripoffs Push Printz to Work Blind

Clarence Printz a longtime concession operator at St. Louis County government building says people are basically honest but he has been ripped off. He is blind in his left eye and relies on memory and a sign asking customers to state items. Printz, 58, works with a helper and uses quick coin counting tricks learned from years at the county courthouse and under the Randolph Sheppard Act rules. He notes courthouse customers include the wrong type of people and fears theft but believes in trust in business.

Tom Uhlenbrock St.louis UPI Clarence Printz Printz St. Louis County Tomer Randolph- Sheppard

Swollen Legs Causes and Relief Measures

The article explains swollen legs may arise from various conditions and heart or organ disorders. It notes women and overweight individuals are more affected, lists triggers like medications, and offers relief steps such as moving to improve circulation, elevating legs, pacing during travel, and using elastic stockings unless advised otherwise.

Kitty O'Neill Sets World Land Speed Record

Kitty O Neil, 28 year old stunt woman, set a world land speed record for women Saturday and ran an unofficial top speed of 524 miles per hour Sunday. She averaged 321 mph on a five eighths mile course on the Alvord Desert in Oregon to best the old mark of 308 mph.

Miss O’neil Oregon Alvord Desert

Husband obtains court order to remove wife's life support

In Jacksonville Florida Colin Cain obtained a court mandate to turn off life support for his wife who had lapsed into a coma after surgery. Doctors had kept her alive despite no brain activity fearing liability. The case aims to guide future decisions and prevent further similar ordeals. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Giddens Griffith Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Jacksonville Fla UPI Colin_Cain Jed Gerald Cain Cain Jacob Green Giddens-Griffith Memorial Gardens

Community groups schedule December events and meals

A long list of local December activities includes St Agnes Guild meeting December 7 at 11 30 a.m. to make wreaths at the church, Hope Chapter AARP 1334 Christmas dinner December 9 at Lifehouse in Hope, First Lutheran Church Woman December 7 Bible study and carols, and World War One Barracks and Auxiliary Christmas potluck December 14 at the VFW Hall. Several church and community groups announce bake sales bazaars dinners and social gatherings with dates times and locations across Sandpoint Bonner County and surrounding areas.

St.Agnes. Guild Hope Lifehouse Martha Hodgkins Mary MacConkey First Lutheran Church Hanson V.F.W. Hall Women of the Hope Community Church Hope City Hall Dover Dover Community Hall Sandpoint Saddle Club Washington Water Power Hal Carter

NIC States Concert Brings Christmas Favorites to NIC

North Idaho College Music Department presents a two night winter concert featuring the NIC A Cappella Choir and Cardinal Chorale on December 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. in the college gym. The program includes Oh Come All Ye Faithful Silver Bells and White Christmas with a cantata featuring Spokane Symphony violinists and selections from Vivaldi Gloria. Audience participation and holiday cookies and punch follow. Tickets are in NIC Business Office. senior cards and community concert tickets honored. group rates available through the Music Department.

North Idaho College Music Department North Idaho College Cardinal Chorale Irving Berlin Spokane Symphony Rick Frost NIC Frost College Gymnasium NIC Business Office College Music Department

Winter Hazards Brought To Light

A U.S Forest Service safety booklet warns skiers and outdoor enthusiasts about winter dangers. It stresses hypothermia risks in 30 to 50 degree air and advises on avalanche awareness and proper food.

Washington UPI U.S Forest Service

Hot Lunch Menu for Farm in Lincoln December Week

School lunch menu lists daily offerings from December 6 to 10 at Farm in Lincoln Stidwell. Tuesday features Spoon burgers with mashed potatoes and gravy. Wednesday offers hot dogs on buns. Thursday serves baked beans and ham. Friday presents macaroni and cheese with tuna salad sandwich. Milk accompanies all meals.

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