Junior Bowlers Headed to AJBC State Tourney
The Junior Bowlers from To soiba Lanes travel to the AJBC State Tournament in Burley on April 24. Coach Cora Dursteler will supervise, with several parents as chaperones. Bantam division includes one boys team and two sets. Junior division features a boys team, girls team, doubles and singles, while Senior division has a girls team and doubles and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosoiba
AJBC
Burley
Cora Dursteler
Caribou County Saw Soda Springs Idaho Thursday April 22 1971
Caribou County reports from Soda Springs Idaho dated Thursday April 22 1971 on page five covering local happenings in the town. Residents and businesses are noted in brief items reflecting daily life and community events.
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Caribou County
Soda Springs
Idaho
Idaho Bowling Finals Set With Scholarships At Stake
The event awards 20 percent of scores from scholastic records and 30 percent from college entrance types. Barry Hamblin and Steve Lansberry compete from Tosoiba Lanes with Minico High School counseling before the April 24 bowling. The four line finals occur at Rupert Bowl. Idaho Bowling Proprietors fund three $200 scholarships for top qualifiers in each division Boys' rated Boys' Handicap and Girls' Handicap for 1971-72. National finals in Washington will total $21,000 in scholarships seven $1000 per division. In 1970 Mah o produced two $1000 winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosoiba
Barry Hamblin
Steve Lansberry
Minico High School
Rupert Bowl
Washington, D. C
Idaho Bowling Proprietors
College of Their Choice
Idaho
Maho
Bancroft man tops Caribou County land sale
Delmo Smith of Bancroft bid 2050 dollars for 80 acres in Caribou County Idaho, five miles west and 4145 miles north of Bancroft. He was the only bidder as the sale, advertised five weeks in the Caribou County Sun, concluded on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Tdaho
Delmo Smith
Bancroft
Caribou County
Smith
Women's City Bowling Tourney Sets Record For Participation
A statewide women's city bowling tournament posted an all time participation high with 36 teams 52 doubles 104 singles and 90 in all events Vera Homer bowled highs of 588 and 223 while Martha Vineyard and Cora Dursteler produced notable feats in spare and 7 10 split pickups Winners lists show LaRee's Beauty Show Coors The & Ball Gagan Builders Stockmans Lounge and Love Drug among top team entries with Erma Lallatin Faye Evans leading doubles and Vera Homer also among top singles performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Homer
Martha Vineyard
Montpelier
Cora Dursteler
LaRee
Coors
the & Ball
Gagan Builders
Stockmans Lounge
Love Drug
Erma Lallatin
Faye Evans
Carol Vorwaller
Melinda Hess
Cards Take Second In Triangular Track Meet
Kevin Ringl of Soda Springs swept the shot put discus and high jump while placing second in the high hurdles as the Cards finished runner up to Star Valley and Bear Lake in a three team meet at Soda Springs Tuesday April 13. Team scores Star Valley 60 Soda Springs 55 Bear Lake 48.5. If scored as a double dual Soda Springs would have beaten Bear Lake 76 62 and lost to Star Valley. Bear Lake shows strength in hurdles sprints long jump and high jump ahead of district A2 meet May 13 at Highland High. Next Soda meet is a dual at Bear Lake April 22 at 4:00 p.m. Girls track lost to Marsh Valley with notable placings including Stoor Humphreys Tangdon Bingham Reed and Poulsen. Final Marsh Valley 55.5 Soda Springs 47.1.
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Kevin Ringél
Soda ‘Springs
Star Valley
Bear Lake
Soda Speiches
Star
Valley
Soda Springs
Soda
Highland High School
Cards Place Sixth At Ricks Meet
Kent Smith and Kevin Ringel led the Cards at the Ricks College Invitational, taking first and second in the shot put with 49 feet and 47 feet 4 inches. Kevin also placed second in discus and high jump and fifth in the high hurdles, while Bob Anderson earned Soda a fifth in the 880 yards. Skyline High School won the meet, Star Valley was second, Soda finished sixth of 16 schools, and four Cards were set to compete at the BYU Invitational in Provo.
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Kent Smith
Kevin Ringel
Kent
Kevin
Bob Anderson
Soda
Skyline High School
Idaho Falls
Star Valley
Bear Lake
BYU
Prova
Lyle Clark
Doyle Peterson
Kent Allen
Allen Lish
Bill Horsley
Kevin Ringer
Provo
P Ort
Sfh
Field Archers To Improve Area
The Caribou Field Archers seek funds to improve and maintain the outdoor range in Trail Canyon Grace by selling $1 beef chances. A drawing will be held August 7 at the Grace fair. The club, leasing the range from the US Forest Service, spends about $800 yearly for public use and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Canyon
Grace
Forest Service
Cowboy Roundup Sees Events From School Tour to Track Meet
The Current Problems class toured Allen Funeral Home in Soda Springs with Mr. Allen answering questions. North Gem beat Malad 72 62 in Ban croft in track. The North Gem Band and Mixed Chorus earned an excellent rating at the District Music Festival in Pocatello. Cordell Wistisen placed third in high hurdles at Ricks Invitational with Jay Simons and Gene Butterfield. The senior class raised 54 dollars at a slave sale for the Junior-Senior Prom on May 1. Kreep Week plans announced with Cowboy and Indian day to Grub and clean-up day. Nominating assembly April 30. primary May 3. general May 7.
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Allen Funeral Home
Soda Springs
Allen
Fay Simons
Chris Mabey
Sherry Mabey
Gene Isen
Wendy Hogan
Louise Gilbert
Danny Mabey
North Gem
Pocatella
Highland High Eal
Ups
Jay Simons
Cordell Wistisen
Gene Butterfield
Cordell
Family Reunion Brings Hogan and Monahan Kin Together
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hogan and children joined Teresa and Todd for Easter in Butte Montana visiting Doug's parents Mr and Mrs Bob Hogan his brother Jack and family and sister and family Mr and Mrs William Monahan. Eighteen Hogan relatives, former residents of Conda and Soda Springs, enjoyed reuniting for the first time in years. Jack Hogan and family recently moved to Butte from Ogden where he is assistant manager for J C Penney. Ellen Ann Latham and family of Salt Lake City could not attend.
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Doug Hogan
Teresa
Todd
Butte
Mont
Doug
Bob Hogan
Jack
William Monahan
Ogan
Conda
Soda ‘Springs
Jack Hogan
Ogden
J. C. Penney O
Hospital Notes and Card of Thanks in City Paper
Admission and discharge list shows Colleen Noble Grace Roger Hunter Levere Smith and others still confined extended care patient Janet Lowe and a card of thanks from the Hughes families thanking readers for acts of kindness and floral tributes after Mable Hughes passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Noble
Grace
Roger Hunter
Levere Smith
Georgetown
Beatrice Arnell
St. Charles
Fdith Turner
City
Carolyn Puls
Leah Tremething
Robert Moyer
Bryan Ray Preece
Janet Lowe
Lava Hot Springs
Mable Hughes
Cy Hughes
Max Hughes
Taming picnic area use and riverine wildlife programs
The text notes arranging a large group picnic by calling Lowell Thomas in Soda Springs to avoid conflicts. It announces an annual Hunter safety course by Fish and Game and Caribou Archers with details to be released in May. At a club meeting, Russ Hoffman described Grays Lake refuge and Bear Lake refuge, highlighting Grays Lake as the nation’s largest Greater Sandhill Crane concentration and the nesting bird population with new nesting dikes by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Soda Springs
Fish and Game and Caribou
Russ Hoffman
Fish and Wildlife Service
Obituary Of The Old Cartbou County Hospital
A reader recalls the 1925 Cartbou County Hospital building and its later addition, praising staff and noting its civic value. The writer urges preservation as a civic center and museum, arguing renovation would be far cheaper than replacement and warning action is needed before wrecking begins. Ernest J. Young signs the letter along with Mrs. Donna Lee and children Suzanna James Jared and Peggy Hopkins. They mention a family Easter trip to Moses Lake, Washington, to visit Eddie Lee employed at the American Potato Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris Bracers Winetr
Ernest J. Young
Donna Lee
Suzanna
James
Jared
Peggy Hopkins
Moses Lake
Wash
Eddie Lee
Scouts to Attend Training Session at Mountain Home
Area scouts and leaders travel Friday April 23 for a three day training conference at Mountain Home Air Force Base near Boise. Sponsored by the Order of the Arrow, the event gathers 200 participants from southern Idaho for camping promotion lodge activities and Indian dancing competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Boise
Order of the Arrow
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Council
Idaho
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatel
Sedan Springs
Navande Ikeu
Tendoy Area
Pocatello
Mountain, Home Air Force Base
Soda Springs
Melvin Weaver
Todd Allen
Greg Torgesen
Grace
David Tingey
Kirk Young
Marc Bolton
Bancroft
Ryan Crockett
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Fleetwood - Broadmore
Soda’ Mobile
Cora Dursteller
Glenna Adams
Birdie Barkdull
Sue Leslie
Carole Facer
Joyce Bassett
Sue Bolton
Edee Perkins
Barbara Greer
Lillian Bolton
JoAnn Lloyd
Bonnie Prescott
Darlene Chage
Vera
Pay McCoy
Melba Johnson
Lucky Sklenar
Shirley Roberts
Judy Keetch
Marsh Valley
Sodal Springs
Marge Stoor
Barbara Herd
Roxanne Humphreys
Debbie Garrett
Kris Tangdon
Carol Bingham
Donne Reed
Zan Poulsen
Jolene Peterson
Karen Alldaffer
Malad
Butterfield
Ellen Ann Latham
Salt Lake City
Cartbou County Hospital
Mtn
Si Oy
Vette Wey Largilliere Insurance Agency
West Center
Uae
Shuler Bros. Ford
South Eek Ae
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