Grace High School Debuts Busy Week of Events and Sports
Grace High School reports a 46 to 0 wrestling win over West Side and a road trip to Preston Indians Thursday. The Devilettes fundraise for Idaho Falls trip with a cake sale at the ball game last Friday night. The marching band and chorus prep for a Pocatello music festival in April. Snowball Dance cars after the Mountain View game with Our Generations band providing music and a king and queen crowned. Debate teams head to Pocatello for the Black Snake Meet with three pairs. Seniors invited to visit the National Reactor Plant in Arco on February 11 for an educational outing.
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Gus
West Side
Grace
Preston
Preston Indians
GHS
Devilettes
Idaho Falls
Marching Corps
Pocatello
FHA
FFA
Mountain View
Our
Randy Smith
Barbara Carter
Becky Carter
Cheryl Hardy
Charles Iatt
Arco
Bancroft couples announce engagement and wedding plans
Mrs Mable Walker of Bancroft announces the engagement of her granddaughter Velda Wilson to Crift Faulkner, both juniors at North Gem High School. The couple’s wedding date and Bancroft LDS church venue are forthcoming as families confirm plans.
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Mable Walker
Bancroft, Ig
Velda’ Wilson
Crift Faulkner
Ted Faulkner
Bancroft
Idaho
Wilson
Mr. Faulkner
North Gem High School
Ihe
Bancroft Lds
Wool and Unshorn Lambs Marketing Payments Explained
J Emerson Mebey of the ASCS County Committee explains wool payment basics for 1966 marketings under the wool incentive law. The 1966 incentive level is 65 cents a pound for shorn wool and payments begin about April. Marketings after December 31, 1966 count as 1967 marketing and join payments in early 1968.
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J. Emerson Mebey
Ascs County Committee
Cardinals pace past Aberdeen and Snake River in weekend sweep
Soda Springs Cardinals stay undefeated, rolling to 64 58 at Aberdeen and 77 59 over Snake River. Ted Larsen scores 34 with 27 rebounds against Snake River as Soda Springs rises to third in state rankings.
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Soda Springs Cardinals
Aberdeen
Snake River
Ted Larsen
Cardinals
Soda Springs
Snake River Panthers
Soda
Snake Vet
Snake River Jv’s
Larsen
Phelps
Lindsay
Coléman
Hale
Merril
Kramer
Shuler
Peterson
Snake
River— Wray
Furniss
Newsome
Williams
Spackman
Montpelier
Grace Red Devils Fall to Star Valley in Non-Conference Loss
Grace High School basketball suffered a 71 50 setback against Star Valley High of Aston Saturday night. Danny Conlin led Grace with 15 points as the Red Devils drop to 2-13 on the season while improving Star Valley to 2-0 in the series. Grace next travels to West Side Friday and hosts Mountain View on Saturday in Grace.
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Grace Red Devils
Star Valley High
Aston
Wyoming
Norm Smith
Red Devils
Paris
Grace
Star Valley
Danny Conlin
West Side
Mountain View
Wyo
Skyline tops North Gem 64 40 in non-conference win
Skyline of Idaho Falls controlled the boards and shot 50 percent in the first half to defeat North Gem 64 to 40 at Bancroft. Skyline led early and pulled away as the Cowboys travel to Fielding Friday for a league game with the Spartans.
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Skyline of
Idaho Falls
North Gem
Bancroft
North_Gem
Yost
Ruger
Faulkner
Christensen
Wistisen
K. Smith
T. Smith
Crump
Skyline
Dalling
Monroe
Borns
Borison
Hammond
Hurley
White
Carpenter
Rios
Kawana
Corbit
The
Cowboys
Spartans
Credit Union Meet Draws Large Attendance
Six hundred forty three stock holders their wives and guests attended the two day sectional meetings of the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association held at Idaho Falls and Pocatel lo on January 19 and 20 1967. R Bland Lee vice president Old Republic Life Insurance Chicago was principal speaker. Oliver F Lee reelected to a three year board term. A N Hogan reelected to a three year term over Eldon Corbridge. Corbridge a prominent land livestockman with interests in Oneida and Caribou counties. Carlyle Chaffin Idaho Falls reelected president and Hogan re-elected vice president. Directors include Jack Gibbs Grace and Darwin Young Blackfoot. J Elden Hill reelected secretary treasurer. Officers include Luther B Squires W M Anglesey Kenneth G Nickell A LeRoy Goodwin Frank A Meikle Elvid L Nelson and C Gayle Williams reelected assistants. The association extends credit to farmers and ranchers in 16 counties and loaned over 30 million dollars in 1966.
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Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
R. Bland Lee
Old Republic Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Oliver
F. Lee
A. N. Hogan
Bancroft
Eldon Corbridge
Malad
Corbridge
Oneida
Caribou
Carlyle Chaffin
Jack Gibbs
Grace
Darwin Young
Blackfoot
J. Elden Hill
Luther B. Squires
W. M. Anglesey
Kenneth G. Nickell
Rexburg
A. LeRoy Goodwin
Frank A. Meikle
Elvid L. Nelson
C. Gayle Williams
Idaho
Idaho Stake Leadership Meeting Held at Stake Center
Idaho Stake leadership meeting conducted by Supt. Harold Balls featured singing by Shirley Clegg and a theme by Darlene Godfrey MLA president. Ross Redford attended with Parley Schenk officiating as High Council representative. Several YMMIA and Girls Program personnel were replaced. lessons on student appeal and a jigsaw puzzle activity engaged attendees. The next session is February 8 at the Idaho Stake Center.
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Idaho
M.la
Stake Center
Harold Balls
Shirley Clegg
Phyllis Flake
Darlene, Godfrey
Sodal Springs
Second Ward
Ross Redford
Parley Schenk
High Council
James Robinson
Stake
Y.m.m.la
Soda Springs
Idaho Stake Center
Jehovah's Witnesses Circuit Supervisor to Speak in Soda Springs
M B Fickel circuit supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses in southeastern Idaho visits Soda Springs for a week of activity and Bible discussion. The highlight is Sunday January 29 at 2:00 p.m. with the public discourse Not Giving Up in the Quest for Life at 61 Center Street.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
M. B. Fitkel
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Idaho
Soda Springs
Center Street
Corn and Grass Grower Compared to Politicians
A quotation extols simple agricultural laborers over politicians, stating that those who increase production from scarce resources render a greater service to mankind and the nation. The message emphasizes humble, essential effort.
An idiosyncratic speaker aims for clarity
A remark suggests that a person who sounds foolish may be trying to simplify communication.
Engagement Told for LaRae Panting and Ray Bitton Jr
Mr and Mrs Don Panting of Soda Springs announce the engagement of their daughter LaRae to Ray Val Bitton Jr also of Soda Springs. LaRae is a 1966 Soda Springs High School graduate and ISU student. Ray is a 1964 graduate of Soda Springs High School and ISU junior majoring in chemical engineering. No wedding date set.
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Don C. Panting
Soda Springs
LaRae
Ray Val Bitton
R. V. Bitton
Soda Springs High School
Idaho State University
Hospital Births and Discharges Report
Neal and Bonnie Sanders welcomed a 7 lb 15 oz boy on January 22 at Grace hospital. Dwight and Diane Hansen greeted a 9 lb girl on January 23. Fermin and Hazel Avila from City had a boy on January 24 who died shortly after birth. Several patients remain confined or transferred within City and Bancroft facilities.
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Neal
Bonnie Sanders
Grace
Dwight
Diane Hansen
Fermin
Hazel Avila
City
Allis Chalmers 190 XT Tractor Praised by Dewey Mansfield
Dewey Mansfield of Grace praised the Allis Chalmers 190 XT diesel tractor after testing it for work this fall. He purchased the tractor from Caribou Motor and Implement Co and also bought a five bottom semi-hang-on plow. Mansfield, who farms about acres near Grace with his wife Ida and their two children, moved from Utah years ago and is employed by Custom Heating Co.
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Dewey Mansfield
Grace
Hal
Caribou Motor and Implement Co
Dewey
Allis-Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
Utah
Custom Heating Co
Ida
City of Grace Adopts Dog Ordinance and Pound
Public notice outlines Grace Idaho’s law regulating dog ownership, requiring annual licenses with tags, and establishing a dog pound. Unlicensed dogs found at large may be killed on sight by the city marshal or policeman. Licensing fees are 3 dollars per dog and 5 dollars per bitch, with spayed bitches 3 dollars.
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City OF Grace
Marshall
Arana
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