Free-Puppies and Chess Opponent Wanted
Free Puppies 1 2 lab and 1 2 German Shepherd call 263 2487. Chess opponent wanted call 3 3381.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
6
Free Puppies 1 2 lab and 1 2 German Shepherd call 263 2487. Chess opponent wanted call 3 3381.
Helen Delconte led women with 259 in a high single and June McDaniel posted 631 for high three game gross. Dick Lersch had 245 high single, Ed Ham posted 632 high three line. Betty Forell 196 high net game, Suzy Halliday 568 high gross series. Don Pederson top Sayers with 580, Chuck Becker 210 game. Mike Winslow 206 game and 539 series led Trawlers, Jim April 200. R & L Dairy beat Edgewater 12 points, Ralph Crabb 555 high for R & L. Edgewater Arlie Kellogg 481. Connies Cafe 14 of 20 over Enco, Dale Boeck 524 high for Connies. Enco Terry DeMerse 210 game, 514 total. Lucky Lager 15 over Burlington Northern, Mel Madsen 232 game, 558 series. Bill Bruce 598 for Burlington. Co-Op Gas 14 over Bargain Supply, Les Alspach 204 game, 519 series. Jinx Stangel 507 for Bargain. Sandpoint Ice and Hamm's postponed. Ten teams bowling last week, eight 200 games and fourteen 500 series. Herb Bricker high men game 190, Red Surfs 597 high men series. Women Tillie Bricker 171 high game, Ruth Hall 606 high series.
Idaho Attorney General W. Anthony Park praised a legislative move to replace a two thirds requirement with a simple majority for water and sewer revenue bonds. He expects voters in November to approve the constitutional amendment, saying it would let citizens decide if current bonding rules promote progress or stifle it.
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus press secretary warned against building fences or exploiting Idaho in the name of progress. John Hough spoke to over 200 students at the College of Idaho Regional Student Center on Environmental Day. He called Idaho a portrait of an unspotted America and urged student political involvement on environmental issues.
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