Heart Month Drive Kicks Off With Tea Fundraiser
Bonner County Heart Association launches American Heart Month with a 1:30 pm February 9 tea at the Alpine Room of the Trawlers. Campaign chairman Mrs. Lary Thomas notes a 1972 Heart Fund goal of 1500 dollars, up from 1200 in 1969, as Region 1 Chair Mrs. Ralph L. Chicks addresses attendees and February activities continue through Heart Sunday February 27.
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Bonner County Heart Association
Lary Thomas
Heart Fund
Ralph L. Chicks
Idaho Heart Association
Thomas
America
Heart Disease Tops U.S. Death Causes in Idaho Outlook
In 1972 heart and blood vessel diseases are projected to claim 3200 Idaho lives with 51 percent of 6300 total deaths nationwide. More than 68 000 Idahoans are affected locally and the economic burden reaches 17.3 billion dollars, as a February Heart Month education drive proceeds nationwide.
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Idaho
Lary Thomas
Bonner County Heart Association
America
Heart Association
Thomas
Captain Benoit on Leave After Mediterranean Duty
Captain James R. Benoit, Staff Judge Advocate in the United States Air Force, vacationing in Sandpoint with his parents after two years overseas on Crete. He also served in Turkey, Germany, England, and Athens, Greece, and plans a return visit to Greece. He will be home until February 12 before resuming final eleven months at McClellan Field, Sacramento. He attended Sandpoint High School, St George's, Princeton, Hastings Law, and is a California Bar member.
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James R. Benoit
United States Air Force
Sandpoint
Mrr
J. C. Benoit
Crete
Benoit
Turkey
Germany
England
Athens
Greece
McClelland Field
Sacramento
California
Judge Advocate
St. Georges School
Princeton University
Hastings College of Law
California Bar Association
Consolidation of Childrens Services Urged
Sen Richard High urged consolidating child services to end overlaps and gaps. He cited fragmentation with youth rehabilitation under Health, Youth Training Center under Education, child protective services under Public Assistance, and no services for mentally disturbed children.
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Boise
UPS
Richard High
Twin Falls
Sidgiwac Amonona Eee Vee High
Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Department of Health
State Board of Education
Child Protective Service
Department of Public Assistance
Higm
Board of Education
N Don Samuelson
Road Report Details Icy Fog on Idaho Highways
Idaho Department of Highways reports fog and icy spots across multiple routes including U S 95 from Plummer to Genesee and US 20 from Swan Valley to Victor. Several mountain passes show broken snow floors with advisories for chains and snow tires.
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Boise
Idaho Department of Highways
U. S. 95
Plummer
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Mica Hill
Whitebird Hill
Craigmont
Grangeville
Culdesac
Moscow
Genesee
Council
Mesa Hill
Midvale Hill
Weiser
Marsing
U. S. 93
Galena
Stanley
Hailey
Lost Trail Pass
U. S
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Boise Area
U. S. 20
Swan Valley
Victor
Tetonia
Ashton
Newdale
Gilmore Hill
U.S
Montpelier
Wyoming Line
Interstate 15
U.S. 91
Minidla Pass
Sage Junction
Dubois
U. S.191
West Yellowstone
Ashton Hill
Community meetings and events listed for March region
District No. 10 of the Idaho Nurses Association meets February 8 at Jerry Stockman’s home to discuss the State Nurses Convention. American Legion William D. Martin Post No. 15 convenes February 9 at the old Legion Building. VFW Auxiliary Past Presidents Club gathers February 15 at Mrs. Susan Montague’s home. RAK Sandpoint Social Club hosts a February 8 pot luck at the IWA Hall with 8 pm card games. Sandpoint AAUW February 10 at Washington Water Power. Doris Kenney discusses the county budget. Revival services run nightly February 8 to ? at the Church of God on Pine and Boyer led by Rev. Howard Dill. TOPS daytime organizational meeting February 15 at the Washington Water Power building. Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting February 8 at 9:30 am at Washington Water Power. Thinking Day planned. Dover sewage and water system meeting February 12 at 3 pm at the Dover Community Hall with Rocky Point Sewage and Water District rep present. Wesleyan Service Guild meets February 8 at 7:30 pm at Rose Snedden’s home with Sally Cupan hosting and program on American Indian. Pend Oreille Posse meets February 13 at 1 pm at Sandpoint Community Hall. new members welcome. Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship dinner February 10 at Chateau Club at 6:30 pm with speakers Dick Berry, Eric Parker, and a surprise speaker.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
The
United Methodist Church
Rose Snedden
Sally Cupan
Full Gospel Businessmen Fellowship
Chateau Club
Dick Berry
Eric Parker
News Notes Art Class Keeps Students Busy
Crandon Crowell reports Beginning Art students work on perspective drawings by connecting two points on paper so all building lines meet. Ken Danielson notes Norm Bauer of KSPT radio addressed SHS journalism students about a newscast by first year reporters. Vicki del Valle covers Morgner teaching at SID while studying Home Economics at the University of Idaho.
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Jack Thompson
Crandon Crowell
Crowell
Ken Danielson
Norm Bauer
Kspt Radio
Bob Hamilton
SHS
Vicki del Valle
Luann Morgner
Meridian High School
SID
Grange Plans Booster Night at Westmond Grange
The Westmond Grange schedules an annual Booster Night on Saturday February 12 at 6 30 p m. A spokesman urged Grange ladies to bring pies fried chicken and a pot luck dish for the event. After dinner, card games will follow the program.
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Westmond Grange
The
Grange
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Sandpoint Jaily Bee
Idaho Nurses Association
Jerry Stockman
South First Avenue
William D. Martin Post No. 15 of
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VFW
Susan Montague
Sandpoint Social Club
IWA
Sandpoint A.A.A.W
Washington Water Power Building
Doris Kenney
Darrell Kilpatrick
Church of Godon Pine and
Boyer
Howard Dill
Oregon
Washington
Dover
Rocky Point Sewage and Water District
Pend Oreille Posse
Journalism
Mark Lyons
Joy O’donnell
Jim Carlson
Home Economics
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