Dallas Beus Takes Second in Idaho State Wrestling Tourney
Dallas Beus, Soda Springs senior, finished runner up in the Class B division at the Idaho State Wrestling Tournament held at Ricks College. He reached the finals with two decisions and a pin, losing 5 to 1 to top seed Wetherbee of Firth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Beus
Soda Springs High School
Ricks College
Dallas
Wetherbee
Firth
Wayne Rasmussen
Kal Kirby
Bob Stumpp
Stephen Nelson
Mark Ozburn
Doug Beus
Scott Robinson
Marsh Valley
North Gem
Lods
Teton
Aberdeen
Landholder-Sportsman of the Year Honored in Idaho
Doyal Stiles of Conda receives the Landholder Sportsman of the Year title from the Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council with a blanket award for all Minidoka farmers. Other honorees include Burtt Trueblood Wilder David J. Phelps and Albert Johnson. Joseph C. Greenley praises the council and urges stricter fishing hunting and environmental enforcement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyal Stiles
Conda
Idaho Landholder- Sportsman Council
Minidoka_utyarmenian
Fis
vid Biyens
Payette
Sportsman Council
Burtt Trueblood
Wilder
David J. Phelps
Homedale
Albert Johnson
Worley
Joseph C. Greenley
Debate Squad Places Second at Idaho Speech Conference
Idaho State University Forensics Team finished second in the Sweepstakes at the Idaho Speech Conference held recently at North Park. Fourteen schools competed. ISU debaters earning top honors include Grace Coombs and Sharleen Kingsford with first place in division debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State University
Northpa
ISU
pana Coombs
Grace
NAle
Sharleen Kingsford
Dunn bill seeks rural greenbelt tax protection for farmers
Rep Lloyd Dunn of Georgetown introduces House Bill 119. It aims to shield farm land adjoining recreational areas from steep valuation hikes. The bill allows rollback when land is sold for recreation and pledges backdated reappraisal rules through 1978, with no opposition at a recent hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dunn
Georgetown
Leon Howell
Fish Haven
Two Bancroft Businesses Sold Last Week
Transactions completed last week involve the sale of the C. and H. Food Store and the Call Hotel in Bancroft. Owners Mrs. Elizabeth Call and Mr. and Mrs. Higginson sold to Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of Las Vegas Nevada. Mrs. Nelson is a June graduate in Economics and Business Management. Nelsons plan to run Nelsons Grocery Store and Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & H. Food
Call
Bancooft
Ellis Hiesinson
Elizabeth Call
John Nelson
Las Vegas
Nevada
Nelson
safe way
LasVe
Higginson
pretary
Elizabeth
Cail
iCall
Awards Program Set Tomorrow For Farm Bureau Safety Winners
An awards program for Farm Bureau Safety Poster winners will be held Friday February 23 at 7 30 p m in Grace Elementary auditorium. Winners and their parents plus the public are invited to view posters from 7 p m and join refreshments after the program. County winners were announced at the local judging with about 425 entries. winners listed by city grade and placement across many schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Farm Bureau Safety
Peggy Rosdahl
Jimmy Murdoch
Jeffery Christensen
Toni Troseth
Jon Wilker
Kent Whitehead
Diane Alder
Brenda Jorgensen
Brad Phillips
Laura Lee Strahs
Amy
Grace Wins Class B Title in Fifth District Playoff
Grace used balanced scoring and tight defense to beat North Gem 65 to 58 for the Fifth District B League title. Bob Stodard led Grace with 19 points, Steve Krogh 18, Van Johnson 10, John Goodsell 10, while Morris Call of North Gem had 27. Both teams advance to this week’s tournament with Grace hosting Westside in a best of three playoff.
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Grace
Bancroft
North Gem
Red Devils
Bob Stoddard
Steve Krogh
Van Johnson
John Goodsell
Morris Call
Mackay
Arco
Westside
Croodsoll St
Johnson
Kroga
Stodard
Bennett
Willer
Preparations Near Completion For Championship Snowmobile Races
Sno-Drifters near completion for Idaho State Championship Snowmobile race in Soda Springs on March 3 and 4. Race committee led by Russ Westerberg with local volunteers clearing track and facilities while Bombardier team from Valcourt Quebec arriving February 26 to compete. Officials urge warm hospitality as racers from around the world are welcomed. DeWayne Christensen and family stayed with William Meads in nearby Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Russ Westerberg
R. A. Westerberg
Ray Nelson
Jack Merrill
Lawrence Wiebelhaus
H. L. Huegelen
Milt Blatter
Phil Merchen
Julie Hansen
Marselle La
Caribou
Soda Springs
Fifth District A-2 Basketball Tournament Opens at Highland
The Fifth District Class A-2 tournament begins at Highland High School in Pocatello on Feb. 22 with eight teams including Bear Lake, Aberdeen, Snake River and Marsh Valley. Top scorers Ken Parks Burdick and Wayne Penrose lead Bear Lake while Steve Hayes of Aberdeen and Rob Simmons of Marsh Valley are noted contenders. Two teams advance to the state tournament at Capital High School in March. four games daily through Feb. 24 and again Feb. 28 to March 3 if needed. Tickets: $2 for first two nights, $1.50 for the rest. student passes $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland High School
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Aberdeen
Snake River
Marsh Valley
Steve Hayes
Tigers
Ken Parks
Ken Burdick
Wayne Penrose
Rob Simmons
Rick
Dunn
Soda
Gregg Coman
American Falls
Capital High School
StudeRY CEES
Soda Springs
Preston
Glade Oberhansli
Idaho forecast shows adequate water for 1973 irrigation season
The Soil Conservation Service report, backed by the National Weather Service and Idaho Department of Water Administration, predicts adequate statewide water for 1973 irrigation though shortages may hit small low elevation streams lacking storage. Snowpack varies, with above normal south of the Snake River and below to near average north of the Clearwater, while soil moisture is generally low. Carriver storage is strong in major reservoirs, with Oakley and Salmon Falls at record February levels.
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Idaho
Soil Conservation Service
National, Weather Service
Idaho Department of Water
Palouse River
Snake River
Oakley
Salmon Falls
Campbell named Grace Businessman of the Year
Douglas Campbell, a Utah Power employee and Grace Lions Club president, was honored as Grace Businessmen and Women's Organization 1972 Businessman of the Year. A trophy was presented by President Nellie V Johnson, with a panel selecting him from among nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Campbell
Grace
Grace Businessmen and Women’s organization
Campbell
Utah Power
Grace Lions Club
Grace Businessmen and Women
Nellie V. Johnson
Percy Norcutt
Frank M Stoddard
Gail Ray
Willis Rowsell
Don Peterson
Howard Johnson
Sam Krebs
Eldon Peck
Golden Hardy
Patricia Benson
Science Club Presents Move On at Soda Springs High
The Science Club of Soda Springs High School sponsors the stage production Move On by Brigham Young University Repertory Theatre at the Soda Springs High School Auditorium on March 7 at 8 p.m. The play by Carol Lynn Pearson portrays early Mormon pioneers and hardships of Latter-day Saints with music and real pioneer experience. Reed Sorensen, son of Mrs Filen Sorensen of Provo, Utah, is in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club of
Soda Springs High School
Brigham Young University
Carol Lynn Pearson
Reed Sorensen
Filen Sorensen
Provo
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calvin Coziah
Kevin
Margaret Coziah
Afton
Rep. Dunn
Farm Bureau
Erin Dalton
Kristy Jenkins
Russell Roper
Déon Mendenhall
Dwight Carter
Darin Mathews
Kurtis Nelson
Renee White
Shaun Crossley
Susan Stoddard
Val Troy Davids
Connie Lynn Jenkins
Lisa Jane Modersitzki
Janet Totman
Venita Banks
Mark Stoddard
Jill Stoddard
Tracy Stoddard
Carol Hebdon
Joseph Lester
Steven Jenkins
Valene Hatch
Melanie Schenk
Harrison Blackhawk High School
Margaret Ann Mabey
GRAYS LAKE
Russell Call
Lori Muir
Lonnie Muir
Amgel
Shawn Athay
Julia Trump
Todd Passey
zanne Gleed
Christine Seifert
Darla Seal
Mike Burnell
Rasmussen
Kara Oberhansli
Susan Borklund
Cinthia Lloyd
Ross Hoffman
C. Jorgensen
Mike Hoff
Lori Godfrey
Diane Cowley
Smith
Jeffrey Anderson
Lisa Crouse
Mike Reiche
Panting
Matthew Duncan
Teresa Butterfield
Gary Winterbottom
Kirby Keller
Panter
Stuart Summers
Jerry Shurtleff
Jay Stevens
Helen Bower
Cindy Farnes
Michael Stoor
Chris Carver
Janice Johnson
Jim Porter
Vicki Marshall
Barbara Brown
Vickie Gough
un Springs
Cardettes
Dorothy Adams
Pocatello High School
DeWayne Christensen
William Meads
Yvon Duhamel
Highland High
Fred VanVleet
secy
Science Club
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