Weekly bowling prizes and match results across teams
High single line gross Lee Lindren 270 and high line gross Rocky Everland 685. Sandpoint Bowl split two and two with Safeway taking the first game and total pins. Ann Lubbers led Sandpoint Bowl with 50, Joyce Jones rolled 464, Elara Turnbull 458, Beverly Longbottom 468 for Safeway, Nancy Haviland 467, Alice Drew 456. Sandpoint Motor swept Wash Power with Dort McCrum 554, Shirley Stevens 532, Frances Crandall 512, Joyce Webb 505. Wash Power led by Leila Witherells 417, Eleanor Selle 383, Margaret Coons 373. Second game won by 4 pins. Lucky Lager swept Co-op Gas and Supply with Mary Madsen 506, San die Burrough 468, Donna Tillberg 464. Eleanor Richter 464, Betty Bloxom 453, Janice Ayers 411. Second game won by 5 pins. Olympia took three from Northern Lights after losing first by 3 pins. Leona Crabb 615 for Olympia, Louise Olenslager 516, Katie Croy beat Berniece LaFore ten.
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Safeway
Ann Lubbers
Joyce Jones
Elara Turnbull
Beverly Longbottom
Nancy Haviland
Alice Drew
Sandpoint Motor
Wash
Dort McCrum
Shirley Stevens
Frances Crandell
Joyce Webb
Leila Witherells
Elanor Selle
Margaret Coons
Lucky Lager
Co-op Gas and Supply
Mary Madsen
Sandie Burrough
Donna Tillberg
Coor
Eleanor Richter
Betty Bloxom
Janice Ayers
Olmpia
Northern Lights
Leona Crabb
Olympia
Louise Olenslager
Katie Croy
Berniece LaFore
Marlis Beyer
Lily Bergstrom
Jane Clark
Kl & K2
Idaho First Nation Bank
Pat Redmond
Betty Forell
Janice Klinger
Bank
Jileene
Evelyn McNearney
Eva Nyback
Town House
Elks Boxers Split Results in Border Boxing Cards
Bonner County Youth Athletic Association boxers Larry Davis and Robbie Kucherry fought in Nelson British Columbia with Kucherry winning and Davis losing a close decision to Vancouver’s Joe McCreary who is BC champion. Other BCYAA boxers also competed in Priest River Idaho and Spokane Washington events with wins for Melbourne Tarpley Plaster and others.
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Bonner County Youth Athletic Association
Sandpoint Elks Club
Nelson
British Columbia
Larry
Davis
Robbie ‘Bossman
Kucherry
Kucherryr
Joe McCreary
Vancouver BC
McCreary
Eddie McCreary
Joe
BCYAA
Priest River
Idaho
Melbourne
Mark “Friar
Tucker
Rocky Katulos
Spokane Eagles
Darrin van Orman
Hike Bike Event Aims to Aid TORCH in Sandpoint
TORCH plans a Hike Bike for the Retarded fundraiser in Sandpoint on Saturday April 28 led by Sandy Lund. Riders and walkers seek sponsors for miles and funds, with checks at intervals along a 42 mile loop ending at Sandpoint High School.
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Sandpoint
TORCH
Sandy Lund
Miss Lund
Sandpoint High School
Washington School
J.C. Penney’s
Boyer Road
Bronx
Selle Road
Selle
Farm To Market
Colburn
Kootenai
Lund
Plans announced for Indian bank to aid tribal growth
Interior official Marvin Franklin outlined plans to establish the first Indian national bank to spur economic development among U S tribes. The bank would attract private capital, work with a major Washington bank, and begin operations in six months to help tribes become self sufficient. Franklin spoke at the All Indian Conference in Boise.
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Boise
UPD
Interior Department
Indian Affairs
First
Indian National Bank
United States
Marvin Franklin
Idaho
Bureau
Washington, D.C
Franklin
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
D.C
Weather Turns Bright as Film Crew Seeks Rainy Chase
Paramount pictures crew toured Concrete Washington seeking inclement weather for a chase scene but enjoyed mostly sunny skies this week. Local residents noted the unusual dry spell and the use of classic want ads in the area.
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Paramount Pictures
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Bank of Id
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Sdpt. Bowl
VFW
Pius Nieman’s
Kanik
Elks
Charlie Brown
Hope, Idaho
Indian Bank
Corolla
HUSKY
Travelers Motel