Sandpoint Bowling Tie and Falls Amid High Scores Across Divisions
Sandpoint Bowling faced a mixed result with a 2 2 split in several matchups. Top scorers included Ann Lubbers 467 for the Bowl and Betsy Bloxom 472 for Co op. Olympia’s Katie Croy starred with 530, while Safeway’s Frances Crandell posted a 559 for the Motors. Other high marks featured Mary Lambert 468 for Travelers, Sandie Burrough 455 for Lucky Lager, and Leona Crabb 504.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lubbers
Pat Becker
Joyce Jones
Betty Bloxom
Mary Holst
Sub
Jan Ayers
Travelers
Lucky Lager
Mary Lambert
Travlers
Betty O’donnell
Safeway
Sandpoint Motor
Bev Longbottom
Nancy Haviland
Wanda Krum
Frances
Pat Redmond
Janice Klinger
Washington Water Power
Leona Crabb
Leila Wtherell
Frances Miller
Frances Crandell
Sandy Roberts
Katie Cray
Bulldog Coaches Nip Juniors In Overtime Thriller
Bulldog coaches beat BCYAA juniors 55-46 in overtime after a 40-40 tie. SHS opened with a 14 point lead, BCYAA rallied, and SHS added 15 points in overtime to seal the win. Jim Reed announced the Tuesday meeting moved to SHS room two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Thompson
Bonner County Youth Athletic Association
Bulldog
SHS
BCYAA
Bee
Ers
Bucks
Warriors
Bullets
Piston
Jim Reed
The
Travelers
Officials Trace Oil Spill Source
EPA officials traced a mysterious pipeline to its source after an oil spill spread over about 20 acres into the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Refuge. City and state agencies, oil and railroad officials, and the EPA will continue cleanup with fines possible and wildlife impact under assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
UPS
Farmington Bay
Environmental Protection Agency
Denver
EPA
George Rice
Lable
Cies
Oil and
Rice
Farmington Refuge
Rare Grand Snake coin sent to Astoria man in 1882 Carson City batch
A 33 year old longshoreman from Astoria Oregon received three 1882 and 1884 Carson City silver dollars from a General Services Administration sale. One 1882 coin is a major off center error termed a Grand Snake and could be worth $1000. The lot included 2.8 million coins sourced from Comstock silver. two were melted in the early 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Oregon
Tom W. Reneke
Bond Street
General Services Administration
Carson City
Nevada
U.S
GSA
Reneke
Virginia
Judith
Comstock
Arthur F. Sampson
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Farmington Area
Mondev
Wildlife Refuge
Ruben Dietz
Utah
Division of Wildlife Resources Waterfowl
Walgreen
Ter Rats Bi-Rite Drug
North First Street
Sandpoint