Licenses to Marry: Lamphar, Priest River, an 8 lb. 9-16 11oz boy. -Robert L. McDaniel and -To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Juanita. Sue White, both of Smith, Libby, a 7. lb. 11 boy. Sandpoint.
-To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beh-John A. Anderson and Jane merwald, Heron, a 7 lb. oz.
Barrett, both of Cocolalla. girl. -John -A. Tull and 9-21 Priest, both of Hope. -To Mr.
and Mrs. Elton An9-20 derson, Sandpoint, a 7 lb. girl. -Randy J. Evans and Vickie -To Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Reed, Haessly, both of Sandpoint. Sandpoint, 6 lb. oz. girl.
9-21 Larry J. Abbott and Jo G. Terry, both of Sandpoint. Births: -Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Knaggs of 9-16 Sandpoint announces the birth -To Mr. and Mrs. Rick of a 8lb. 6 oz. grandaughter The Ralston Naples, a 6 lb.
oz. baby girl was born to the boy. Knaggs' daughter and son-in9-20 law Mr. and Mrs. Lane Carroll -To Mr.
and Mrs. William of Sylacauga, Ala. Aug. 26. FOR THE RECORD DEBRA R.
MC GHEE AND MIKE J. GEENEN were married Aug. 7 in a double ring ceremony in Sandpoint. The couple will make their home in Hertz To Play For Pursley Fund Raiser A spokesman for the Oct. 10 Besides the wines, cheeses, fund-raising Wine Tasting party breads and a fruit bar will be here for Ken Pursley, an- offered Tickets for the affair nounced today that en- are now on sale from the tertainment for the affair will Committee to elect Ken Purbe by Jerry Hertz.
Hertz, who sley, and are priced at $5 per plays Western. me Contemporary, person. Anyone interested in will provide music for the 5 to 8 attending, who has not yet p.m. affair at the Chateau purchased tickets, may do so by Supper Club in Ponderay. contacting Mary: McFarland, Twenty different varieties 266-1198 the Clark Fork area, wine are scheduled to ole Merle Parsley, 264-5309 in Hope, available for the persons at- or Warren Hall, 263-3861 in the tending the fund raising event Sandpoint area.
for Pursley the Democratic Pursley, a native of Sandcandidate for Congress from point, will be at the event along this district. with his wife, Marcia. On Choosing A Nursing Nobody likes to think about putting a close anddear relative or friend in a nursing home. But sometimes there's no other answer. When you have to do it, you at least want to feel that you've chosen the best possible home.
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) has a booklet that gives advice on this serious matter. For a free copy of Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home, write to Consumer Information Center, Dept. 51, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. HEW advises that as soon as it. seems a nursing home might be needed, begin shopping.
That way you have a good chance of finding the home that will meet medical needs and provide the most comfortable atmosphere. Before you begin looking for a home, talk with the family physician about the patient's specific needs. And, talk with the patient about. the surroundings that would be most comfortable and enjoyable. Most people over 65 are.
eligible for Medicare; under certain conditions it will cover: nursing home care for a limited time. People with low incomes may also qualify for Medicaid. The SPEIDEL 7 Digital Watch. You'll feel good getting one. 4 You'll feel good giving one.
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Isn't it time you took a look at one? Constant Read Out No Button To Push For Time! 5: COME SEE THE LARGEST SELECTION PIERCED EARRINGS In RAY KINCAID JEWELRY Formerly Art Ruyle Jewelry 316 N. First 1 These two Federal programs pay bills for a majority of nursing home residents. Your District Social Security Office has information on Medicare requirements. Your local welfare department determines eligibility for Medicaid. Check with friends, relatives and local social service agencies for namesof nursing homes in your area.
Then call the home to find out if they actually provide the kind of care needed. Also find out which homes qualify for Medicare or Medicaid if you're depending on help. from either of these programs. A Next, you should arrange to visit the homes that sound suitable. If possible, go during late morning or at midday to see a meal being served.
Also, observe the attitudes of staff and patients, and the general appearance of the home. During your talk with the home's administrators, find out if the specific needs such as physical therapy or special diet can be met. Be sure to find out if the home and administrators have. current licenses from the Also, be certain that the home has been inspected recently and meets Federal or State codes for fire safety. Unless all these conditions are met, HEW advises that you not use the home.
Guide to Choosing a Nursing Home(free) is one of over 250 selected Federal consumer publications listed in the fall edition of the catalog, Consumer Information. Published quarterly by the Consumer Information Center of the General Services 5 Administration, the catalog is available free from the Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. Preschooler Program Topic Of Discussion Panhandle Child Development Association, Inc. Board of Directors meeting was convened at office, Sherman Avenue, September 15 at 7 p.m. by President Robert Bosworth, Bonners Ferry.
A new program for GiftedPreschoolers was discussed by Gail Hanninen, director, who. introduced the Post Falls teacher, Hazel Hern and Coeur d' Alene teacher, Charlotte Bell. The newly funded Transistional Employment Service Card Of Thanks "Special thanks to Sandpoint Motors' We the residents of Sandpoint Manor would like to express our appreciation for your generosity. You made it possible for us the Senior Citizens to visit this year's Bicentennial fair, by providing us with the means of transportation and the gasoline. Thank you again for your cooperation Sincerely Residents of Sandpoint Manor The family -of Clarence Brixen would like to their thanks to the Eagles Auxiliary and all their many friends and relatives for their acts of kindness, cards, flowers and gifts of food upon the death of our father, grandfather, and brother.
A special thank you to Pastor Dennis Hansen, Drs. Leedy and Gould and the nurses and staff at Bonner General Hospital Mr. Mrs. Steve Brixen and family Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Wendle and family Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brixen and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Groves and family Mr.
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Budget Report was given by administrative assistant Rita House. Board members in attendance from the five northern counties included Robert Bos worth, Bonners Ferry' Thelma Dean, Moyie Springs; Paul Eck, St. Maries; Ted Miller, Plummer; Wayne Goodson, Osburn; Kathy Hake, Coeur d' Alene; Miles Otoupal, Coeur d'. Alene; Alene Maddox, Coeru d' Alene; Francis Heard, Hayden Lake. 1 A game plan that'll always make you a winner.
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