James Lambert funeral rites held Monday
Jim Lambert longtime Forest Service employee and Big Piney resident died of a heart ailment in Evanston. Funeral services were held in the LDS Church with a life sketch by his brother and musical tributes. Interment followed at Big Piney cemetery. Survivors include his wife Katherine and two daughters, five grandchildren, a great grandchild, several siblings, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lambert
Evanston
Memorial Hospital
LDS Church
Harold Jones
Jim
Frank Lambert
Logen Homer
Dwin Covey
Walter CG Yose
Muss Connie Yose
George Moffat
Reed Flint
Clifford Varney
Clair Wehr
Roben
O'Neil
Donald Gray
Paul Virostke
Robert Springman
Philip Mannck
Relief Society
Big Piney Cemetery
James Woolstenhulme Lambert
Kamas
Utah
Katherine Putt
LD 8
Salt Lake City
Helen
Kathryn
The
Forest Service
Ainish Mountains
Beaver Forest
Jackson
Wyoming
Big Piney
Mills Lumber Company
Lambert
Christensen
Katherine
Dan
Helen) Chapel
Scott
Kathryn) Sessions
Patricia Ashford
Barbara
Steven
Susan Chapel
James Sessions
Kathy Ashford
Frank
Farrell Brouzh
Riverton
Morris Williams
John Waters
Henry Francis
Thairol Sessions
Fromburg
Montana
Elvin Jacobson
Ray
Greybull
Wyo
Milt Sill
Bob Bobek
All of
Star Valley
Card of Thanks for bereavement support and flowers
The undersigned thank the good people who aided them in their bereavement and for the floral offerings. Mr James Lambert, Mr and Mrs Sessions, Mr and Mrs Chapel express gratitude. Three babies blessed at the LDS Church with names and officiants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lambert
Scott Sessions
Dan Chapel
LDS Church
Tambi Lynn James
Jimmy James
Bietwo
Walter ’. Yose
Kaye Lunde
Neil Lunde
Maurice 2Etdus
Nicoline Jeanette Barnes
Calvin Barnes
Local Teenagers Shine at Casper Fair
Local youths from Casper and area, including Lynda and Andrea Hoagland and Mrs Evenild, competed over three days in barrel racing and pole bending. Lynda Fear and Andrea Hoagland ranked high, reaching finals with Lynda finishing second in the finals and winning big money. Andrea disqualified for knocking over a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fear
Lynda
Andres Hoagland
Davy Taylor
Kent
J. R. Kivenild
Casper
Andrea
Eveniid
Lynca
Andrea Ard
Ambleda Wegan
Sage Grouse Shooting Hours Set For Wyoming Season
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced hunting hours for the sage grouse season. Most areas run 7 am to dark, except Joan son and Campbell counties 7 am to 4 pm. The 1961 season runs August 20 27 28 in 11 counties with specific dates for Joknsno and Campbell counties and a nine day period September 2 10 in Park Washakie and Hot Springs counties. A copy of regulations is available at license dealers. Hunters are urged to check before heading out. Bag limit is two sage grouse per day with no more than three in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanson
Campbell
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Tacay
Assistin
Fred R. Yeaman
Suisan
Joknsno
Park
Washakie
Hot Springs
White
Marines open active duty path for reservists in Denver
Denver August 9 1961 local Marine reservists corporal and below may apply for two three or four year active duty tours with the regular Marine Corps This voluntary program expands beyond organized units and follows a May 1 order to open extended active duty to 2 500 reservists through corporal Major Russell E Blagg Ist 155mm Gun Battery USMCR Denver states contact is at the Marine Corps Reserve Training Center Denver Federal Center or the Cheyenne substation for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Marine Corps
Congress
Logal Marine
Russell E. Blagg
Ist
USMCR
Blagg
David M. Shoup
Bragg
Marine Corps Resive
Denver Federal Center
Cheyenine
Buffalo behavior signals mating at three-year mark
The text notes a buffalo begins seeking a mate at age three, though the animal described is not fully Mintakre and about eight years old. The observation highlights age-related mating behavior in this context.
4-H Leaders Plan 4-H On Parade At County Fair
The 4-H style revue committee met in the county extension office to organize the style revue at the county fair on September 9 at 3 00 PM. Barbara Pape will MC with narrators from each club describing garments while demonstrations are given by David Calvert Mary Bloxham Pat Harris Sucianne Chrisman Chris Bal and Norma Jean Bleamer. Trophies from the county fair will be presented to exhibitors at the program’s conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pape
David Calvert
Mary Bloxham
Pat Harris
Sucianne Chrisman
Chris Bal
Norma Jean Bleamer
National Forest Seeks Withdrawal From Mining Locations
The Forest Supervisor announces a 34645 acre area near Greys River La Barge Creek Road No 1001 proposed for withdrawal from mining under U S mining laws. Filing by the Secretary of Agriculture on July 21 1961 in Cheyenne Wyoming bans prospecting during a 3 day comment period. Local groups support withdrawal to protect scenic recreation and timber access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Supervisor of the
Bridge
National Forest
Department of the Interior
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Federal Register
Bureau of Land Management
P. O. Box
Wyooming
Forest Survive Building
Ogden
Dish
Greys River
Greys
Town of
Afton
The
Afton Lions Club
Star Valley Wildlife Federation
Fear Family Leads at Fremont County Quarter Horse Show
Mr and Mrs Ken Fear Jr and Mr and Mrs Frank Fear attended in Lander for the Fremont County Quarter Horse Show. Ken entered several horses earning first and second place ribbons in classes including 3 year old mare, progeny of dam, and junior reining with multiple placings from 2nd to 4th in 1988 filly and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Fear, Jr
Frank Fear
Lander
Fremont County
Ken
Ist
Ord
Junior Reining
Sublette County Artists Guild Meets at August 3
Sublette County Artists Guild gathered August 3 at the home of Mrs. John Kvgenild with Mrs. Bob Stringman as hostess. Members listed include Helen Sargent, Dorothy Sargent, Lora Jewett, Ethel Jewett, Miriam Barrow, Beth Richardson, and others. Guests attended. program pieces covered varied topics and poems were read. prizes for nine contests were won by Madge Funk and Miriam Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Artists’ Guild
John Kvgenild
Bob Stringman
Helen
Dorothy Sargent
Lora
Ethel Jewett
Miriam Barrow
Beth Richardson
Betty Thomas
Frances Clark
May Gommers
Gertrude Olson
Madge Funk
Fear] Spencer
Kristen Olson
Helen Bray
Suzanne Gallemore
Mary McDonough
Varieties
Helen Sargent
Miriam Barlow
Frances Chirk
Lora Jowett
Irene B. White
Medge Funk
Wyoming Ram Sale At Casper Sets Sept 19-20
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association announces the 33rd annual Wyoming Ram Sale at the Central Wyoming Fair Grounds in Casper on September 19 and 20. About 900 head of selected rams from Rambouillet, Suffolk, Corriedale, Suffolk Hampshire, and Columbia will be offered. Wool growers nationwide will attend to select rams for their flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Casper
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Wyoming Fair Grounds
Suffolk
Corriedale
Hampshire
Columbia
U. S
Income Tax Forms To Be Improved For 1961
Commissioner Morimer M Caplin announced an initial step to improve the individual income tax return by using better features of Forms 1040 and 1040A in a new 1961 Form 1040. Form 1040W will be discontinued as a separate form. Existing stocks of the 1961 W2 withholding statement remain usable despite references to Form W-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morimer M Caplin
Commissioners of
Internal Revenue
Caplin
Accident Victim Released From Hospital
Word has been received that Mrs. Earl Wildman, wife of the man killed in a car wreck last week, is to be released from the hospital. She suffers a broken right shoulder, a fractured left knee, a cut on her left jaw, and facial bruises. Their six month old son David, with a skull fracture, remains in serious but improving condition. The family’s other children Jimmy and Kathy were not in the wreck, which occurred near their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wildman
David
Wikiman’s
Jimmy
Kathy
Kennedy era spending to boost prices and jobs in 1960s era notes
The text discusses government spending and conscription raising prices and labor costs, boosting business optimism and cattle markets while labor efficiency rises. It notes iron deficiency affecting plants, county fair prep, and local agricultural events with mentions of Quarter Horse show and livestock exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Ams
Trophies Awarded At County Fair Programs
Awards will be given in culinary, needlework, arts and crafts, loviculture, crops and garden divisions. Trophies provided by county business sponsors. Livestock trophies as well. Saturday program features 4-H style revue demonstrations and a talent show at 8:00 PM on September 9.
Warning to Motorists on Discarded Lighted Materials
The State Fire Marshal urges motorists not to throw lighted or burning materials from vehicles. In 1960 Wyoming had 176 cigarette and marsh fires, with extreme dryness in the north and west. The deputy warns fires may rise in 1961 and notes the act is illegal with a $50 fine or 30 days in jail or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Tenwilliger
Wyoming
Terwilleger
Antelope Permits Go On Sale This Saturday
Notice that antelope hunting permits will be sold on Saturday August 12 at 7 8. Officials at the Game Warden Station warn buyers to arrive early and have proper licenses ready.
Truck Fire Destroys Furniture Conveying Five Families
A truck loaded with furniture for five families burned yesterday at the junction of highways 189 and 30 north of Kemmerer. Firemen from Kemmerer battled the blaze about ninety minutes. the truck was en route from Seattle to Norfolk. Driver stopped to assist a woman motorist when the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Seattle
Wash
Norfolk
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Ravee Amin
Carl
By Carl Urgigkit
Mildred Johnson
Carl Worl
Joe Budd
Bob O'Neill
LaBarge-Boritenelle
Lincoln County
Ayer
Stella McKinstry
Pinedale
In Kemmerer
Robert Gunter
Irvin Covey
Art Christy
Hundés
Art Homer
Logan Homer
Robert Linn
Philip Marinci, St. Ranch
St. Anne's Altar Society
Aliot Cannon
J. B. Budd
San Bernadino
California
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