Kellogg Hosts Coeur d'Alene In District Playoff Fight
Kellogg High School faces Coeur d'Alene tonight at 7:30 at Kellogg gym in a district A-1 playoff to earn a berth to UNC. Returning Viking captain Norm Curtis may boost experience and leadership while sophomores Duane Doughey Mike Parker Randy Laird start. Brian Wilson is questionable due to a knee injury. The winner advances to face Moscow Thursday with Boise Valley and Lewiston/Sandpoint also in the double elimination district, two wins securing a state berth.
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Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
UNC
Kellogg High School
Viking
Dean Lundblad
Norm Curtis
Sandpoint Fane
Curtis
Lundblad
Vikings
Duane Doughey
Mike Parker
Randy Laird
Brian Wilson
Kellogg Wildcats
Bulldogs
Moscow High School
Lewiston
Boise Valley
Lumberjacks Capture A-2 Title In District Final
St. Maries defeated Bonners Ferry 44 to 31 to claim the district A-2 championship at Coeur d Alene high school. Sullivan led St. Maries with 15 points while Glidden and Wicks contributed for Bonners Ferry. The win earns St. Maries an automatic state tournament berth in Pocatello March 11 to 13.
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St. Maries Lumberjacks
Coeur d’ Alene
Bonners Ferry
Badgers
St. Maries
Boriners Ferry
Sullivan
Enghert
Petley
Hughes
Glidden
St Maries
Lumberjacks
Pocatillo
Grangeville
Moscow
Badger
Stan Anderson
Trueblood
Robertson
Sanborn
Steuve
Hill
McDonald
Wicks
Wonderlick
Scheirmeister
Indoor Tennis Rates Slashed at Sandpoint Club
The Sandpoint Racquet Club halves indoor tennis fees for the rest of the season under Jim Parsons Jr. The initial season price at the Bonner County Fairgrounds main building was 20 dollars. new rates are 10 dollars for a new member, 5 dollars for a second family member, and 2.50 dollars for each additional member. The facility is heated and balls are provided. play is expected to continue as long as interest remains strong.
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Bonners County Fairground
Sandpoint
Jim Parsons
Bonner County—Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Parsons
Idaho seventh graders learn gun safety in varied programs
The Fish and Game Department aims to instruct nearly all Idaho seventh graders in gun safety, with content and length differing by town. Courses average four hours and seek to expose both boys and girls to firearms handling, acknowledging some homes have no guns and others exposure is unavoidable.
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Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Gun Safety Instruction Part Of IFG Program
Gun safety courses in Idaho focus on non hunting gun use and classroom learning. The program covers operation, safe handling, landowner relationships, game laws, and woods survival, with tests and supervised range time for credentials.
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IFG
Road Runners Roll to 500 Plus Series in Bowling Match
Road Runners swept the Drifters with three 500 plus team series led by Nellie Mead 536 Mel Madsen 523 and Wes Felland 522 Paris. Long Shots beat Slow Pokes to move up as Allan Decker 451 Joan Davis 468 and Don Scott 488 led. Dust Eaters won all from Gutter Cutters as John Lipscomb 425 and Diane Lynch led the women. Alley Oops took three from Foxy Four with Ev Thomson 473 and Dennis Montgomery 602 for Foxy Four. Weekly prizes went to Dennis Montgomery 602 Mel Madsen 224 Harold Theodorson 671 Allan Decker 251 Nellie Mead 536 for women. Also promotes Sergeant's Vitapet tablets for pets.
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Drifters
The
Shockers
Nellie Mead
Mel ‘Madsen
Rudy Mead
Wes Felland
Eileen Felland
Allan Decker
Joan Davis
Don Scott
Barbara Menard
Celia Forgey
John Lipscomb
Louise Luckey
Ron Hanson
Diane Lynch
Alley Oops
Foxy Four
Ev Thomson
Ron Collison
Dennis Montgomery
Lauraine Montgomery
Mel Madsen
Harold Theodorson
Janie. Decker
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Tues
Bonners Ferrye
Dorp Trueblood
By Jack McNeel
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Kootenai
Rifle and Pistol Club
Grange
Hope
Bonners, Ferry
Naples
Shoshone
Mullan, Wallace
Osburn
Pinehurst
St. Joe
North Country
Osale
Sergeant’s
Sergeant
d’Alene
North Shore
HIWAY
Coeur d’Alene
Coin Club
Mary Hanway
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