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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1971
Page
4
A Idaho wildlife column traces bullfrogs from 1875 introduction in Canyon County to protection shifts from 1919 through 1971. It notes bag limits, pounds versus counts, and evolving rules on big game, trapping licenses, and hunting practices, with references to coyote, lynx, otter, beaver, and other species.
D and D Carpet Service won all four games from Connies to lead bowling results. Burlington Northern retained first place with a two game win over Trawlers for a 39 13 second half record. Jim Miller led Burlinngton with a 572 series while Dick Evans bowled 235 in high games and Buck Clark and Chuck Becker posted 600 series. Sandie Burrough had a 204 and Willy Goody posted 611 for high totals.
Don Scott and Mike Winslow led a 596 series for Travelers with Jim April and Herb Bricker contributing solid games. Travers posted a 2810 team total, 22 pins above its prior high. Hamm’s edged Edgewater Ledge in a tight contest while Laver swept Emerald Empire Dist. Sandpoint Ice & Fuel won 3 1/2 games from Enco. Jim DeMers led Ice & Fuel with 490 series and Les Alspach for Co-Op with 540.
Nearly 5 000 senior girls from 90 high schools in WWP's service area attend 26 teas from Wallace on March 29 to Ritzville and Othello on May 4. Home Service reps host with area wives assisting, highlighting homemaking changes and modern technology.
Connie's Cafe and Sayers split three games in the week ending March 2 1971. Don Katona led Connie's with a 547 series while Chuck Becker topped Sayers with a 544 series.
An investigat or for the Idaho Commission on Human rights says he is going to look into allegations that officials of Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston are misusing funds and equipment. Mrs. Ernestine Slickpoo said the school used Indians in northern Idaho to obtain equipment to train Nez Perce Tribe members. She cited $5,000 per student under the Manpower Development and Training Act, with about 30 enrolled at Kamiah and Lapwai, yet funds were not observed in training. sewing machines, cameras, lights, desks and other gear were reportedly purchased with much of the money.
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