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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1976
Page
3
March 8 to 12 menu lists daily meals at Stidwell Junior High Lincoln. Highlights include Corn Dog with mashed potatoes and fruit on Monday, Spaghetti with beef on Tuesday, fried chicken on Wednesday, baked beans with ham on Thursday, and tuna noodle casserole on Friday accompanied by various sides and desserts.
The First Presbyterian Church at 4th and Alder holds two services this Sunday Skin Chapel 8 to 8 30 a m and Morning Worship 11 to 12 In between a Soup and Bread meal follows the 11 o clock service Ed Simonson speaks on Bread For The World Golden Belles bell choir and Tammy Blanset read the scripture Pastor Jim Scotts sermon covers genuine religion as James Lord s brother The Sandpoint Manor service at 2 p m features the Golden Belles and Scott delivers the message Senior Hi Fellowship at 7 p m hosts Dr Jack Oakwright for a two Sunday series on Anger Guilt Inferiority Open discussion described by participants Retreat progress at Camp Spalding will be shared by Alissa Creeger and Kirsten Thompson.
Charlene Humes an eighth grade student at Southside and Todd V Ramey a seventh grader at Hope School won cash prizes in the Idaho Wildlife Federation essay contest. Humes placed second and Ramey third in the junior division receiving 15 and 10 dollar awards respectively from Fred Page of the Bonner County Sportsmen's Association.
Judy Troyer admissions counselor for The College of Idaho will visit Sandpoint High School to meet with students about opportunities there. She will be at 9 00 a m on March 15. The College of Idaho founded in 1891 is a nonsectarian liberal arts college in Caldwell Idaho with strong placement in education law medicine and business.
The Xi Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Valentine party at Dessie Marienau’s home with co-hostesses Sandy Merwin and Helen Brockway. On Feb 25 members met at Mary Neuder’s home to hear Marion Ebbett discuss Title IX and the local school band issue, with Mary Verdal as co-hostess.
A church column promotes a three night lecture series starting Wednesday on evolution in schools followed by two sessions Thursday and a discussion on human ancestry. The event invites Bible questions and provides the address P O Box 415 Sandpoint Idaho with Sunday service times listed after.
Local groups in Kootenai and Sandpoint announce March meetings and activities. The Kootenai 4-H Club and Horse Leaders Council set dates, while the Welcome Wagon luncheon and Women’s Aglow events aim to engage residents. Beekeeping, beekeepers club, knitting and craft classes are listed, plus blood donation details and veterans group activities.
Dr. F E Marienau of Sand Point will participate in Idaho Critical Care Task Force meetings in Boise. Appointed by Dr John Ashley, the State Health Officer, the panel develops EMS components for cardiac trauma burn high risk infants poisoning and other critical cases. Regional EMS Working Conference in Boise includes physicians hospital admins and EMS participants from Alaska Idaho Oregon and Washington. Dr David Boyd National EMS Director will give the keynote.
Advises residents to secure doors even for short absences to deter crime. Warns that an unlocked door invites intruders and jeopardizes safety. Encourages routine checks and wary behavior to protect homes and belongings.
An advertisement claims a new formula eases arthritis stiffness and pain with gentle action. It urges sufferers to wake free from morning pain using this tablet approach from a drugmaker, highlighting quick effect and stomach safety.
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