Camp Fire Girls Return From Outing at New Fork Lake
One hundred thirty Camp Fire Girls from Big Piney and Pine dave attended a weekend outing at New Fors Lake. Volunteers and local groups helped set up facilities, serve meals, and host activities including a flag ceremony, talent show, and water sports. awards were given for Torch Bearer and other crafts, with special mentions for coordinators and supporters.
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Big Piney
Pinedave
New Fors Lake
American Legion
Ee Pa Am Sea
Eny
George Franz
Gera
Fay Poe
Tersenrel
Sarwee
Glenn Osborne
Ma Ywee Davis
Margare Mckriom
Mary Mcc- Fey
Giis
Rhea Sadler
Cheyenne
Rhea
Alles Theater
New York
Glenn Osborneff Kaul
Terwiteger
Gven
Bill Jackson
Ron
Frances Glerk
Forest Service
Maser
Hadeen
Marilyn Vickrey
Susie Mackey
Kathy Hilton
Mary Igan Worf
Echo Fal
Rex
Everling
Bruce Hinman
Kay Bali
Shirley
Madge M. Funk
Katie Bardin
Karen Budd
Jo Lynn Fogleman
Belle Wassenberg
Jamie Carr
Jean Murdock
Terry Vickrey
Patsy Lawson
Kar Ia Pinkerton
Betsy Greenwood
Vicky Holgate
Bonnie Weber
Teresa Sievers
Renee McAdams
Angela Stevens
Kathy’ Hout
Diane Coleman
Fatti Brewer
Tara Anderson
Sandy Lawson
Donna Aho
Helen Hilton
One Wels
Wes
Ind Ties
Whiich Madge Ren
Lye
Frances Clark
Blue Bird
Barbara McKinley
Kathryn Briggs
Evelyn Nichols
Leslie Teubner
Mary Lyn
Wsh
Floyd Briggs
George Rahm
Faedale
Mr. Rahm
Dave “Thomas
Big
Einey
Jeff Kaul
Burn injuries from textiles spur federal study and action
Health authorities document extensive textile related burn deaths and injuries across Michigan and other states with new tests, case data, and a push for stricter flammability standards. HEW and Commerce propose studies, annual reports, and safer materials, while the Public Health Service expands burn data collection through a National Burn Information Center and major regional burn centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptery
Michién
Department of Health
FE@ueation, and Welfare
Department of Commerce
Public Health Service
Bureau of Standards
University of Michigan Hospi
Tal
University of Michigan Medical Center
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
University of Cincinnati
Medical College of Virgin's
St. Philip's Hospital
Richmond
Cook County Hopital
Chicago
Bruce Amy Hospital
San Antonio
PHS
Senate
HEW
Congress
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Office of Education
Social Security Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Welfare Administration
Administration On Aging
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Forest conditions on Bridger National Forest report
Bridger National Forest weather and access notes show Afton Ranger District reporting dry roads with Smiths Fork Road carrying logging traffic and some mud. Trails generally good with clear streams, recreation facilities open, low fire danger. Greys River grounds have space, Lynx Creek Campground has vacancies, and overall conditions are dry to moderate with scattered muddy spots and crowded campgrounds in Half Moon Fremont and Whiskey Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridger National Forest
Afton Ranger District
Smiths Fork
Thayne
Greys River
Forest Park
Bridge
Lynx Creek
Green River
Mosquito Lake
Mace Creek
Bridger Wildernness
Crsk
Forcupine
Record Fish Weighs 44 Pounds for Utah State Mark
The fish weighed in at 44 pounds even, breaking the four and a half month record held by Bill Binning of Pinedale whose 41 pounds 8 ounces was from Fremont Lake near Pinedale on March 3, 1967. The record states the fish measures 44 pounds 4/4 inches long with a 31 inch girth as the new Utah record. The RCLAY alte RED& ASSOCIATES will relocate after August 5, 1967 to 400 Ogden Canyon Ogden Utah 84401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Wyoming
Pat Christensen
Jackson Lake
Jackson
Jackson Fishery
Rclay Altered& Associates
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dallin Street
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Mack
Bill Binning
Pinedale
Binning
Fremont Lake
Finedale
Wyoming to Receive Disaster Hospital in August
Dr. Robert Alberts announced that a modern 200 bed disaster hospital with thirty day medical and drug supply will arrive in Wyoming mid August. It will operate independently save feeding and laundry, has its own generator, and will be supervised by Dr. William Karn at the State Hospital in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alberts
Wyoming Department of Public Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Wyoming
Alberts
Wiliam Karn
Wyoming State Hospital
Evanston
Fishing tips for summer lake bites with floats
Readers are advised to adjust tackle for summer fishing. Use a float or bobber set about 12 inches above the hook to improve strike detection. When baited for surface-feeding fish, a 1 percent bite rate may occur and should guide technique.
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Gudy
University of Villa
Tional Insttute
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John Bryant
Fackson Lake
Mackinaw
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Winer
Ross Meeks
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Big P*ney
W ¥Oming Press Association
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Elizabeth Koch
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Stella McKinsery
Jack Or
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