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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1977
Page
3
A panel says X rays detect many cancers early and support continued screening for women 50 and older while restricting mamograms for ages 35 to 49 due to radiation risk. They note 2.9 percent of cancers questioned on pathology and stress ongoing study and risk balance.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission schedules a public hearing in Coeur d Alene on Washington Water Power Company request to raise natural gas rates effective October 1, passing through higher Northwest Pipeline costs. Most customers would pay 2.061 cents per therm more. two major Idaho industrials would rise by 20.36 cents per therm. Residential bill for 150 therms could rise by 3.09 dollars to 38.98. Hearing set for September 21 at the Sundowner Room North Shore Hotel starting 9:00 am.
Community groups in Sandpoint announce activities across Sept 16 through 28. Garden and extension clubs meet for potlucks and decoupage workshops. seminars and support sessions run at churches and senior centers. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts host events. social and civic groups schedule gatherings, viewings, and raffles at local venues.
Twenty members of Lambda Chapter met at the Golden Hind in Hope. Thelma Linstrum introduced Rose McFarland, guest. President Gloria Saccomanio outlined plans for Alpha Delta Kappa week October 9 to 15 and new membership forms due to Shirley Murray or Joan McCormick by September 26. Hostesses were Betty Abromeit, Beverly Chapin and Eva Whitehead.
Kansas psychologist Dr. John E Valusek will speak at the Mental Health Association of Idaho Annual Meeting banquet in Coeur d Alene on September 17 at 7 p.m. The talk covers nonviolence and spanking concerns. public attendance is open with banquet reservations by September 15.
The legislature reclassified wildlife rights restricting raccoon hunting year round and redefining lynx bobcat and wolf status. Lynx and bobcat now furbearing and playable only in January in Panhandle counties while wolves become threatened or endangered and cannot be killed.
First Lutheran Church Opened Fall teaching programs on Sunday September 11 with Sunday School for ages 3 to adult through May. Junior League for grades 7 9 and Senior League for grades 10 12 held initial meetings and schedule biweekly and monthly sessions. Midweek confirmation class begins September 18 for 8th and 9th graders with 9th grade at 4 PM Tuesdays and 8th at 4 PM Wednesdays. Pastor Hanson will teach additional adult courses as announced. Congregation invites those without a church to join.
The American Lutheran Church North Idaho Conference of the Rocky Mountain District meets at First Lutheran Church Sandpoint on Sunday September 18 at 4 p.m. The theme The Christian and Mental Health will be addressed by Eldon V Chittick of Interfaith Counseling with discussion on services. Dr Norman G Wick bishop will address after dinner with Dr Wick also present for the evening session. Special music is planned for both sessions.
Readable menu for Washington and Sagle schools for September 1923 lists daily meals. Items include barbeque beef on bun with sides, tuna casserole, burritos with meat and beans, goulash, and hamburgers. Milk served daily with all meals.
The first fall meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday September 12 was led by Mildred Wilson Worthy Matron with a large crowd. Thirty-two Past Matrons and Past Patrons from Idaho and California were honored and gifts were given. A rummage sale is planned for Moose Hall September 30 and October 1 at 9am. Mary Ramseyer, Worthy Grand Matron of Idaho, will visit September 26 with a no host banquet at the Elks Club at 6pm. Mrs Jean Jameson plans to move to Alaska. refreshments were served after the meeting by Mr and Mrs Ray Messman and Louie Crandell.
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