Grace Whips North Gem in 22 6 victory at Grace
Grace Red Devils defeated North Gem 22 to 6 on Friday at Grace. Kevin Thomas threw a 22 yard touchdown to Brent Krebs and ran 11 yards, while freshman Steve Rading added a 25 yard TD to Tab Corniesen. Grace piled up 284 rushing yards as North Gem managed 166 on the ground and 17 passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spud Harvest
Grace Red Devils
North Gem
Grace
Kevin Thomas
Brent Krebs
Roger Bruce
Devils
Steve Rading
Tab Corniesen
Bruce
Murtaigh
Clay Perkins
Cowboys
Shorter barrels and less choke boost shotgun hits
Idaho Fish and Game reports a shift toward shorter barrels and reduced choke in shotguns as skeet shooting grows. Hunters see improved firing scores and accuracy, moving away from the traditional 36 inch full choke guns. The trend follows evolving lead shot substitute debates and broader hunting practices.
Bowling News and Duck Hunting Notes from the Week
The week featured high bowling scores with three series over 600 and eleven 200 games. The Women’s State Gutter Gussie Tournament runs Oct 20 to Nov 4 in Blackfoot, with entrants from Tosoiba Lanes. Also covered are hunting notes on iron shot trials in Oregon and Washington waterfowl programs, comparing lead, copper, and steel shot effectiveness and risks to birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Tosoiba
Idaho
Feaoh
Jong
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Game Commission
Washington Department of Game
Barkett Slough
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge
North Reperch
Nile
Thompson Nelson Marriage Announces in Washington
Mr and Mrs Eugene C Thompson of Soda Springs announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Debbie to Raymond M Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Stanley R Nelson of Bellevue Washington. Both plan presentations at Madigan Fort Lewis and the wedding is set for November 7 at Bellevue Baptist Church of Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene. C. Thompson
Soda’ Springs
Debbie
Raymond
Stanley
R. Nelson
Bellevue
Washington
Madigan
Ital
Fort
Lewis
Ae ‘Baptist Church of
Lake' Lis
Idaho Homemakers Hold 25th State Convention in Pocatello
The Idaho Extension Homemakers Council met in Pocatello with 284 members from across Idaho. Keynotes by Dr and Mrs Barry Swanson Lois Restemeyer Gretchen Potter and Drs Nydegger and Richardson covered nutrition consumer buying interior design and personal improvement. Ida ho Mother of the Year Lola Clyde was honored. The Northeastern District will host the 1974 25th annual convention in the Idaho Falls area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Hovey
American Falls
Power County
Gena Newport
Renee "Bradley
Arbon
Norman South
Lucille” Cutler
Fort Hall
Clara
Newby
Ririe
Diss.trict Homemakers ‘Council
Pocatello
Mostow
Earl
Lola) Clyde
Idaho
Idaho Extension Homemakers Council
Northeastern District Council
Idaho Falls
Ordination Articles at Bannock Stake Conference Morning
Elders gathered at the Bannock Stake Conference Sunday morning as ordination services were presented. Speakers included Send Leland and Robert, with Bart voicing remarks during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve ‘Hares
Office of Elders
Bannock
Bart
Leland
Robert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Kelly
Gary Poulsen
Soda Springs
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
Skiroule
Bancroft, Idaho
Bancroft
Stu Murrell
Jim Humbird
Idaho Fish and Game Department
B. He & FT
Little Braves
O .K. Tire
Boilermakers
Paul Jerke
Jerry Peterson
Dexter Hatch
Ryan Hale
Early Birds
Sunshine Kids
Dravo Devils
LeGrand Aeaer
Bancroft Lions
Washington, Coast
Dravo
Cora Dursteler
Geniel Birrer
Ramona Hunter
Grace Norstrom
Virginia Ruger
Spouse
E-Z
Challenge
Erwin
Gem Motel
Vic Wood
Jack Johnston
Seth Bailey
Gladys Williams
Donna Peck
Shirley Skinner
Vie Wood
Ronnie Norcross
Cedar View
Monsanto
Geniel's
City Drug
Coors Coopels
Gagon Builders
Darrell Smith
Sherman Mazza
Ted Nate
Pinette
Busco Keglers
Walton's Cow Palace
Senders Furniture
Trail Cafe
Maverik Country Store
Glenys Hawker
Donna Forsgren
Jyl Shuler
Bifie Jo Shannon
Moline
Linois
Jyl
Don Shuler
Las Vegas
Billie Jo
Bannock Stake
Soda, Springs
UU Ceu
Eis Ets
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