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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1972

Page

4

Hells Canyon Receives War Memorial Flag Ceremony

A flag honoring fallen service members flies at Hells Canyon Park, Idaho Power donated the pole and light to display it at the 10 acre recreation site beside Hells Canyon Lake. VFW District 4 supplied a dedicatory plaque as Arnold Howard led the ceremony.

Hells Canyon Idaho Power Company Hells Canyon Park Delbert G. Becker New Plymouth Cbl Rulabo Ware Epee Ydahé Power Lic Hells Canyon Lake VFW Council Emmett McCall Midvale Payette Weiser Arnold Howard Idaho Power G. E. McBroom Western Division Loren Fisher Paul Jones Paul, Strain Newton Whitehead Marvin Ford Veterans of Foreign Wars District 4 Idaho Power Western Becker Delores

Entries Due For Schweitzer Valley Dwellers Junior Horse Show

Entries for the Schweitzer Valley Dwellers Junior Horse Show must be submitted by Thursday June 8. The show on June 10 and 11 at Bonner County fairgrounds offers 37 classes with trophies and ribbons for five places. completed forms go to Miss Lynn Gass Rt. 1 Sagle.

Schweitzer Valley Lynn Gass Rt. 1 Sagle Bonner County Fairgrounds

Fish Biologist James L Cooper Promoted to Kaniksu Forest

James L Cooper was promoted to Fishery Biologist on the Kaniksu National Forest effective May 28, announced by Forest Supervisor Ralph D Kizer. Born in Reed City Michigan he earned a BS in Biology from Central Michigan University and a Masters in Fisheries from the University of Michigan. Cooper previously worked in private industry and with the Montana Fish and Game Department and served as a Fisheries Biologist in the Regional Office in Missoula before the Kaniksu assignment. He will move his family to the Sandpoint area this fall.

James L. Cooper Kaniksu National Forest Ralph D. Kizer Cooper Reed City Michigan Baldwin High School Baldwin Central Michigan University University of Michigan Montana’Fish~ and Game Department Forest Service Missoula Montana Sandpoint

TB Targets in Cities Show Higher Rates Among Poor and Elderly

A historical overview notes TB prevalence cluster in city centers and poverty pockets. It highlights that nonwhite populations face nearly fourfold higher rates, with Nassau County showing 30 percent of TB cases among a 4 percent nonwhite share. Elderly white and nonwhite groups also show elevated rates.

Community group meetings and sales listed for early June in Sandpoint

Local notices show Sandpoint groups scheduling meetings and events from June 7 to June 12. Activities include volunteer firemen, TOPS Club rummage sale, Women's Relief Corps, Panhandle Racing Association, Garden Club, and First Church of God rummage sale with times and venues across Sandpoint and nearby areas. Also notes post office stamps and Welcome Wagon luncheon details.

Women’s Relief Corps IWA Department Sandpoint First Church of God Division Superior Streets Welcome Wagon Tom Nygren U.S. Forest Service Panhandle Idaho

TB awareness drive notes higher risk for older nonwhites

The message states that people 65 and over who are nonwhite have TB rates four times those of whites in the same age group. It lists symptoms such as coughing and weight loss and urges medical consultation. It suggests asking doctors about tuberculin skin tests as a first step and provides contact information for the Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association in Boise.

Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Camas Street Boise Idaho

Summer courses offered by UNC and Idaho campuses

North Idaho College and the University of Idaho announce 20 lower division and 13 upper division courses at the Coeur d Alene campus this summer. Registration opens June 9 with separate times for each institution, and classes run five days a week for eight weeks starting June 12 with tuition of 18 dollars per credit hour.

North Idaho College University of Idaho Coeur d’ Alene The University Or Idaho Coeur d’Alene

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