Grace Grapple Kicks Off After District 148 Wrestling Tourney
District 148 wrestlers from Grace and Thatcher Elementary Schools competed March 15 at Bancroft with about 130 boys amid nearly 400 contestants. Grace wrestlers earned gold red and blue ribbons as beginners gained valuable experience for future events.
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Bancroft
Southeastern
Grace
Thatcher
Toutid
Tosa
Grace High School
Grace and Thatcher
Grace native Dean Fowler honored as Utah craftsman winner
Dean Fowler, master cheese maker at Cache Valley Dairy Association since 1958, was among six Utah craftspeople honored at a Governor's Appreciation Dinner on March 12. A Grace native, he devised a new hoop for cheddar making and became chief cheese maker after a decade. He and his wife live in Smithfield Utah.
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Dean Fowler
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Utah
Fowler
Gem Valley Cheese Co
Athletic Teams Honored By Cedar View Club
Cedar View Sup per Club honored the high school basketball team and the wrestlers on March 10 as part of a program started two years ago by Verlin Poulsen. Coach Taylor presented awards to outstanding basketball players and thanked the Cedar View supporters for their help. Supt. Williams also spoke, praising community support for athletics.
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Verlin Poulsen
Cedar View
Taylor
Supt
Willams
Eastern Star Chapter Holds March Meeting and Family Party
Eastern Star Golden Red Chapter No. 64 met with W M Jennie Norcutt and W P Nelson presiding. Members discussed visit to Betsy Ross Chapter 17 in Montpelier and planned a Family Get Together Party at the Masonic Hall on March 23 at 2:00 PM with pot luck dinner and games for Stars Masons Job Daughters and families.
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C.E.S
W.M. Jennie Norcutt
W.p.grant Nelson
Batsy Ross
Montpeller
Masonic Hall
Loretta Fisher
W.M. Jennie
Lee Hudsonpillar
Frances Basset
Judy Clouser
Joan Davis
Charlotte T. Salser
St. Patrick’s
Devilettes Host Marching Festival and Awards Night
The Devilettes held a marching festival Friday night featuring a program to boost funds for upcoming events. Grace Junior High showcased a variety of performances including a Christmas-themed Phi Dels Preston routine and a precision Tigerettes finale.
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Grace Devilettes
Pocatello
Preston
Idaho
M. C's
Craig Hall
Nathan Christensen
Julie Nelson
Phi- Dels
Grace
Tigerettes
Cings
Diane Mathews
Dévilette
Devilettes
Janet Ri
Florence Johnson
Tammy Porter
Kelly Sessions
Diane Drury
Wagstaff
Noise
Tree Planting Bid Solicitation by Caribou National Forest
Public notice announces a service contract for tree planting in Montpelier District Idaho locations including County Line Fork Pearl Creek Trail Hollow Rocky Knoil Liberty Creek West Paris Flat Fish Haven and Old Logan Road bids open April 17 1975 at 2 00 PM in Pocatello Idaho contact Glenn J Van Sickle at 232 1142 bid blanks available at Forest Supervisor's Office 427 North Sixth Ave Pocatello Idaho 83201 Solicitation R405-75-1 published in Caribou County Sun Merch 08 1973.
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Caribou National Forest
Montpelier
Fork
Pearl
Creek
Pocatello
Idaho
Forest Supervisor's Office
North Sixth Avenue
Forest Supervisors
North Sixth
Postocatello
Caribou County
Sun
Merch
Final Services For Accident Victim Verl O Neely
Verl O Neely 61 of Grace died from injuries after being run over by a truck at the Monsanto Co plant. He was born July 25 1913 in Preston to Orval and Alida Peterson Neely. He married Esther Westerborg April 27 1953 in the Logan Utah Temple. He worked at Monsanto 19 years in maintenance and was a World War II veteran. He was active in the LDS Church as a Sunday school teacher and held church leadership positions. Surviving are his widow, two sons Blake and Stirling both of Grace, stepmother Mrs Mamie Neely of Soda Springs, six sisters Lella Smith Preston, Roland Strubie Ventura, Richard Bigelow Idaho Falls, Darrell Bennett Island Park, Ralph Bryson Washington DC, Marvin Davies Georgia. Funeral services will be held.
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Verl O. Neely
Grace
Monsanto Co
L.D.S
Y.M.M
Seventy Quorum
Blake W
Stirling W
All
Mamie Neeley
Soda Springs
Lella Smith
Preston
Roland Strubie
Ventura
California
Richard Bigelow
Idaho Falls
Darrell Bennett
Island Park
Ralph Bryson
Washington, D.C
Marvin Davies
Georgia
Special Preview of the Honda GL 1000 at Caribou Motors
Caribou Motors announces a special preview show for the Honda GL 1000 the largest most powerful motorcycle from Honda. The display runs Sunday March 23 from noon and Monday March 24 from 9 00 am with public release planned for April. The GL 1000 features a front storage area and under seat gas tank plus coolant compartments and quiet operation.
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Caribou Motors Today
Honda
Caribou Motors
Grace Idaho stake funeral notice for Frenc
A funeral service will be held Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the Grace Idaho L.D.S. stake center with Bishop Rey Corbett conducting. An interment follows at Grace Cemetery under the direction of the alien Funeral Home.
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Grace, Idaho L.D.S
Rey Corbett
Stake Center
Grace Cemetery
Alien Funeral Home
Sods Springs Idaho Gas Station Mystery Public Notice
A local public notice appears in Caribou County Sun dated March 20 1975. Read for details on regulatory actions and filing requirements affecting Sods Springs area businesses and residents.
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Caribou County
Sun Sods Springs
Idaho
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North Gem School
E. Matthews
NEST
Chase Floral
Rebekah District
Nola Shuler
Edith Turner
Leone Lloyd
Louise Young
Philip Merchen
Leah No. 28
Assembly
Marie Shaffer
Caldwell
Rebekah Assembly of Idaho
Hilda Thompson
Melva Cook
Trail Dining Room
Suzanne Christensen
Gladys Hildreth
Maxine Lewis
Lowie Young
Betty Peterson
Hali Bolton
Leroy Shaffer
Mrs. Shaffer
Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 20
James Headlee
Therma Headlee
Millie Crocket
Varma Lindsay
Twilla Berger
Edward Berger
Leah
United Nation
Cedar View Club
Caribou Construction
Joe Bagwill
Caribou Motor & Implement
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