Cardinals 12 Marsh Valley shutout highlights standout defense
Coach Thayne Keele hails a season best team effort as the Cardinals beat Marsh Valley 12-0. Defensive unit led by Bill Horsley Boots Lish Kent Allen and Dave Robinson held MV scoreless, while Horsley 107 rushing yards and an interception Lish 79 yards and a TD defined the game. The team prepares to host Preston Friday at 7 30 p m in a hard fought game with expected surprises for the Indians.
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Thayne Keele
Cardinals
Marsh Valley
Terry Phelps
Kent Skinner
John Rosen
Lyle Clark
Guy Crawford
Dave Robinson
Steve Samson
Mark Balls
Kent Ajlen
Boots Lish
Bill Horsley
Kent ‘Allen
Preston
North Gem Junior High Loses 12 0 to Preston
North Gem Junior High opened with a 12 to 0 defeat against Preston Junior High last Thursday. The team prepares for a Thursday game versus American Falls as students settle into homecoming season and the new school year.
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North Gem
Preston
Broncos
American Falls
Soda Springs football defense stifles Marsh Valley for 12-0 win
Soda Springs blanked Marsh Valley 12-0 in SEIC action. Mark Balls led with a 9-yard TD after a 60-yard drive, Boots Lish added a 65-yard scamper for insurance. Cardinals totaled 287 rushing yards while holding the Eagles to 119. Key linemen and backs praised. Kim Pugmire punted well.
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Soda, Springs
Marsh Valley
Soda Springs
SEIC
Eagles
Tonitessoita Springs
Cardinals
Mark Balls
Boots Lish
Cardinal
John Robinson
Guy Crawford
Lyle Clark
Kent Skinner
John Rosen
David Robinson
Terry Phelps
Steve Samson
Kim Pugmire
Marsh Vailey
Robinson
Steve
Unbeaten Grace Dominates North Gem In 50 8 Victory
Grace keeps its perfect record with a 50 8 win over North Gem in a conference game. Quarterback Nick Smith threw multiple touchdowns including a 50 yarder to Rick Roper and a 44 yard strike to Roper, while Wade Wilker and Mark Hubbard also scored. North Gem finally found the end zone late as Roy Hatch capped a sustained drive. Grace totaled 229 rushing yards and 251 passing yards, while North Gem gained 105 on the ground and 11 in the air.
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Red Devils of Grace
North Gem
Cowboys
Nick Smith
Rick Roper
Wade Wilker
Smith
Roper
Red Devils
Mark Hubbard
Jim McGregor
Waker
Roy Hatch
Devils
Grace
Charter Member Golf Club Holds Last Meeting of Season
The Charter Member Golf Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Louise Lloyds home for a luncheon and bridge. Mrs Molly Stephens won high and Mrs Frances Bassett was second, with a large turnout including Mrs Jennie Harriman and many others. Guests were Mrs Molly Stephens and Mrs Jo Wray.
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Golf Club
Louise Lloyd
Bridge
Molly Stephens
Frances Bassett
Jennie Harriman
Mable Ruud
Mayme Richards
Viola Lauritson
Jessie Gagon
Mable Finch
Rose Maxwell
Ruby Sorensen
Zella McClellan
Alice Shufeld
Public Drawing Sets Beaver Trapping Permits
A public drawing at the state office awarded 37 controlled beaver trapping permits to 117 applicants from 670 licensed trappers. The program allows a total of 645 beaver to be taken in designated areas to prevent overharvesting on busy streams.
Grace High School News Highlights and Upcoming Events
Grace High School will dismiss on September 28 for potato harvest and return October 11. Girls may wear dress slacks after approval by Student Council. Grace Red Devils beat North Gem 50 to 8, aiming for No. 1 ranking. Rockland hosts Grace on October 1 in a conference game. Seminary opened with dancing and a marriage booth. The Countrymen from Salt Lake performed and refreshments were served. Weekend visitors included Lynne and Bitsy Forman, Delta Delta Delta sisters at University of Wyoming.
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Lisa Robbins
Karen Rasmussen
Renee Christensen
Grace High
Grace Red
Devils
North Gem Cowboys
Grace Field
Rockland Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Allen Tigert
Lynne
Bitsy Forman
Delta Delta Delta Jersey
University & Wyoming
Andersons visit Moscow and Craner family gathers
Mr and Mrs Merlin Anderson traveled to Moscow to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Horrace. They stayed five days with Mr and Mrs Ezra Zollinger and Eden of Logan helping celebrate Mrs Craner's birthday. Public notices announce bids for Meadow Creek Bridge project in Caribou County Idaho with plans at Soda Springs offices and a bid deadline of October 8 1971.
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Merlin“Anderson
Moscow
Raymond Horrace
University of Idaho
Andersons
Robert Craner
Ezra Zollinger
Eden
Logan
Caribou County
Idaho
Meadow Creek
Soda Springs
Caribou County Court House
Call for bids to demolish old hospital site in Soda Springs
The Board of County Commissioners of Soda Springs Idaho invites bids for removal of the old hospital at 169 South Main. Bids due October 15 1971 with 5 percent bid bond. Work to be completed in 45 working days. Bid opening October 18 at 10 A M in Courthouse Commissioner's Room.
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Old Hospital
Board” of County Commissioners
South Main
Soda Springs
Idaho
Notice to Creditors Argenta H Cook Estate Idaho Caribou
The District Court of Idaho Caribou County requires creditors of Argenta H Cook to present claims to the undersigned executor, acting under probate authority, within a prescribed period. This CAEN notice informs claimants of the estate administration and deadlines.
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Argenta Ht Wa
LeRoy A. Skinner
22Nd Street
Lewiston
Idaho
Leonard
Kingsford
Soda Springs
Leroy A Skinner
Argenta H. Cook
Leonard O. Kingsford
Souths Main Street
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Caribou County
Caen
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