Bowling Scores and Highlights From Local League Night
Elaine Clark led in high net with 165 and Marrett Taylor topped high gross at 552. Midas saved a point to win the second game by 12 pins over Alley Oops. Bob Cramer 442 and Myrtle Churchill 406 for Midas. Alley Oops' Kent Stradley 425 and Jeani Weatherford 402 led. The G. Ds swept The Shockers by 23 pins total. Kaye Draft fall 440 for the G Ds, Duane Draft fall 360. Don Moline 392 for the Shockers, Diana Moline 355 for the women. Easy Blows swept Blue Liters 3-0 led by Les Alspach 540 and Nathal Alspach 398. Jerry Spade 364 for Blue Liters. Linda Porter 362. Road Runners beat Gutter Cutters 3-0. Mary Madsen 534, Mel Madsen 498. Gutter Cutters Ray Saccomanno 428. Tonda Saccomanno 367 for the women. Greenwoods won all four from Slow Pokes after last frame error denied a tie. Barbara Menard 433 for Slow Pokes and Larry Forgey 339.
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Midas
Alley Oops
Bob Cramer
Myrtle Churchill
Kent Stradley
Jeani Weatherford
Kaye Drafall
G. D’s
Duane Drafall
Don Moline
Diana Moline
Les Alspach
Nathal Alspach
Jerry Spade
Linda Porter
Mary Madsen
Mel Madsen
Ray Saccomanno
Tonda Saccomanno
Greenwoods
Barbara Menard
Larry Forgey
The
G.d.’S
Easy Blows
Road Runners
Blue Liters
the Shockers
B&w
Robert Green, Sr
Alda Arndt
Jim Carnegie
Gerri Zastin
Lasean Driggs
Jerry Wright
Bullpups Beat Vikings 14-8 In Junior High Clash
The Sandpoint Bullpups defeated the Coeur d Alene Vikings 14-8 at War Memorial Field. A first half scoring pass and a late fourth quarter stand secured the win for Sandpoint with the Viking late rally falling short.
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Coeur d’Alene Vikings
War Memorial Field
Vikings
Coeur d’Aléne
Coeur d’Alene
Sandpoint
Y M C A Coeur d Alene Open Swim Schedule
Y M C A in Coeur d Alene releases a schedule from Sept 11 to Dec 23 with youth and adult swim times on weekdays and weekends. Christmas vacation hours run Dec 26 to 29 with separate youth and adult slots and swim fees listed.
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Sandpoint
Y.M.C.A
Coeur d'Alene
Army Recruiter Schedules Sandpoint Wednesday Talks
P F C Ron Washburn new army recruiter will visit the Sandpoint Selective Service Board at 103 W Superior St every Wednesday at 1 p.m. He will answer questions about 300 plus job opportunities and schooling for enlistees. Contact SFC Elmer Garrett or SSG Mike Bagglund at the Coeur d Alene Recruiting Station or call 664 3218 or 667 6404.
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Army
P.F.C
Ron Washburn
Sandpoint
Selective Service Board
W. Superior St
SFC
Elmer Garrett
SSG
Mike Bagglund
US Army
4Th St
Coeur d’Alene
Panhandle Racing Association Meeting Recap
The Panhandle Racing Association held an October 12 meeting with new officers elected Paul Tillberg president Gene Allard vice president and Jerry Wright secretary. Awards honors included high scores by Robert Green Sr Alda Arndt Mary Madsen and Tonda Saccomanno plus weekly prizes for high nets and grosses. A new by law changes were approved and member ideas on qualifications were invited with two week submission, a directors meeting set for October 26 and a banquet with special awards planned for October 28 at Edgewater Lodge.
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Lou Jacobson
Panhandle Racing Association
Cers
Paul Tillberg
Gene Allard
Jerry Wright
Mr. Wright
Paul’s
Chevron
Edgewater Lodge
Nine Areas Annexed In Boise City
Boise City council annexed nine areas increasing population by about 1 600 to roughly 88 600. Areas added include Capitol Manor Sherwood Park Grand Central store area near Fairview and Cole Sunrise Rim Boise Industrial Park Small Highlands extension Northwest Boise Collister and the military reserve park. A second item notes Steve Poindexter a 19 year old male operator recalling an obscene phone call he received and that he had applied for his job on a dare six weeks ago.
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Boise
Capitol Manor
Sherwood Park
Grand Central
Fairview
Cole
South Curtis Road
Sunrise Rim
Boise Industrial Park
Highlands
Northwest Boise Collister
Military Reserve Park
Twin Falls
Idaho
CUPD
Steve Poindexter
Poindexter
Nixon Readies Campaign Push Ahead of Three-Week Mark
President Nixon said the final three weeks of the campaign are crucial as voters decide. He spoke to 24 foreign labor leaders at the White House and planned a low profile week with a Philadelphia stop to sign revenue sharing and a New York area motorcade ending at Gov. Rockefeller's Pocantico Hills estate.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
United States
State Department
Afl-Cio
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
States
New York City
Long Island
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
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Panhandle
Johnny Schell
Louie’ Alexander
Jim Beyer
Sam” Beyer
Larry O’donnell
Wayne Syth
Homer Weise
Don Katona
Trowling R News
Elaine Clark
Marrett Taylor
Art Buyler
Sayers M&j
Korner Cafe
Connie’s
Ice & Fuel
Ten.-Kin. Inc
Nutrilite
River Coeur
D’ Alene
Stock Car News
Donna Boles
Municpal Airport