Many northsiders received nominations

Thu., Sept. 2, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

Here’s a list of the nominees from the North Side for the 2004 Good Neighbor contest. Nomination letters that contained more than one name were grouped into a single listing:

Mark and Penny Bankey, 1044 W. Gordon;

Joe and Eileen Berry, 1108 E. Augusta;

Candy Block, E. 4011 Beverly Road, Mead;

Todd Churchill, 1227 W. Carlisle;

Tom and Christine Clark, 2000 block of West Hamilton, Deer Park;

Dave and Linda Clarke, 2611 W. Grace;

Mike Cmos, 3323 W. Alice;

Dale Q. Cooper, 4918 W. Princeton Place;

John Dietzman, 6607 W. Kitsap;

Joe and Julie Griffen, 24 E. Dalton;

Robert Hanson, 6921 N. Julia;

Bonnie Hogue, 1612 E. Devoe Lane;

Dick and Dorothy Jilbert, 1722 E. Hoffman;

Floyd Jones, 4908 N. Normandie;

Dennis and Candi Lochmiller, 2908 W. Heroy;

Bridget Luby, 2826 W. Upton;

Chris Lund, 1027 E. Wabash;

Del Marsh, 7310 N. Fox Point Drive;

Helen McDaniel, 1811 E. Illinois;

Dick McKinley, 2200 block of East Sharp;

Vince and Rusty Mazulo; Bill and Patsy Stoltenberg; Darlene and Tim Erkel; Gary and April Ogden, all of Chattaroy;

The McLesses, the Dimmels, the Kirkmans, Golden Pond neighborhood;

Ossie and Carol Miller, 15424 N. Fircrest;

Garry and Cicily Potter, address omitted;

Bob Reimer, 4201 N. Ash;

Carolyn Ritchie and Betty Anderson, Stevens County Citizens Action Team;

John Rodkey, 1403 W. Courtland;

Joan and Kay Morse, 2428 W. Liberty Ave.;

Stan Rhoades, 5411 W. Woodview Court;

Jose Rosado, 108 E. Everett;

Albert Roullier, 1645 E. Central;

Helen Rush, W. 3011 Holyoke;

Wayne and Corrinne Sizer, 2027 E. Upriver;

Grace Thomas, 3231 W. Boone, No. 419;

Ron and Gretchen Weiss, 9824 N. Jesse Court.

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