Parker Named Principal of Evanston High School
Jerry J. Parker was named principal of Evanston High School after a school board meeting, succeeding retiree J. M. Chappell. Parker has taught and coached at Evanston since 1958 and formerly worked in Big Piney. He played as an all conference end on Wyoming’s Gator Bowl football team. He earned a BA from the University of Wyoming and a Master’s in Education Administration. The Parker family resides at 1024 Center Street with children Bruce Jeri and Patricia.
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Jerry J. Parker
Evanston High School
J. M. Chappell
Jerry
Big Piney
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
University
Parkers
Center Street
Evanston
Bruce
Jeri
Patricia
Cottontail Rabbit Season Nears End in Wyoming
Wyoming hunters have a few days to bag cottontail rabbits as the season closes April 20 statewide. The daily limit is 10 with 20 in possession, and there are no firearm restrictions for rabbits. The season reopens August 26 and runs to December 21. Jackrabbits face no license or bag limits.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Farmers must order shelterbelt trees by April 30 in Wyoming
April 30 deadline set for Laramie area farmers to order windbreak trees from University of Wyoming extension. Cottonless cottonwoods are running low and chokecherry stock is exhausted. substitute with native plum, elm, caragana, Siberian elm, golden willow, honey locust, Russian olive, and more. Evergreen choices include blue spruce, ponderosa pine, and red cedar at five dollars per hundred, including transport from Torrington substation.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Leon Paules
Paules
Torrington
Country Agricultural Extension
St ‘Torrington
Powell, Sheridan
Gillette
Archer and
Afton
Sublette County Homemakers Host Evening Program
The Sublette County Extension Homemaker Clubs plan a Wednesday evening event at Pinedale Community Hall with a 6 30 dinner. The program features Know Wyoming Bits on Wyoming history and a talk by Mrs Albert Feuz on Wyoming Past and Present. Attendees create table centerpieces of Wyoming scenery and industry and wear cor sage badges. Prizes await best corsages. Tickets available at the door. further details from extension home economists.
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Sublette County
Pinedale
Wes
Wyoming
Wyom Nn
Albert Feuz
University students attend Freedom Forum Institute in Searcy Arkansas
University of Wyoming students Tom Runner Allan Kirkbride and Connie Smith attended the Freedom Forum Institute in Searcy Arkansas under Wyoming Farm Bureau sponsorship. Districts paid their $150 registration and travel expenses while Harding College hosted the week long program. The seminar featured LDS Seminary students from Big Piney and LaBarge who placed 11th at a Salt Lake City Scripture Chase.
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University of Wyoming
Greybull High School
Freedom Forum Institute
Searcy
Arkansas
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Tom Runner
Saratoga
Allan Kirkbride
Meriden
Connie Smith
Greybull
Runner
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Kirkbride
Alpha Tau Omega
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Miss Smith
Freedom ‘Foundation Institute
Harding College of
Big Piney and LaBarge
LDS Seminary
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
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