Sublette County 4-H Exhibits Go To State Fair
Sublette County 4 H exhibits total 59 items from 26 club members showcased at the State Fair. Blue ribbon exhibitors listed include Bonnie Fox Beverly Mehl Lela Jensen Beverly Jensen Barbara Jensen Jackie Bennett Shiry Diebler Audrey Myer Grace Barton Betty Olson Queride Licia Alicia Stacy Duane Dittoin Janice Masener Marjorie Anne Olsen Munan Grinder Joyce Barger Sandra ONeil Josephine Bradley Joyce Toro Coreyn Wandick Zoe Wiederanders Evelyn Evans. The Sublette county 4 H fair in Big Piney on July 28 featured a wide range of baked goods crafts and foods with numerous jars of jams preserves and vegetables among others.
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Sublette County
Big Piney
Bonnie Fox
Beverly Mehl
Boulder
Lela Jensen
Pinedale
Beverly Jensen
Baroara Jensen
Jackie Bennett
D.cret
Shiry Diebler
Aoart
Chester
Audrey Myer
Dresser
Grace Barton
Betty Olson
Varetica
Queride Licia
Aliee Stacy
Janice Masener
Marjorie Anne Olsen
Munan Grinder
Joyce Barger
Erma Della Patton
Rulder
Betty Budd
Josephine Bradley
Joyce Toro
Coreyn. Wandick
Zoe Wiederanders
Suiat
Evelyn Evans
Angel Ford
Wyoming University backs Barret's plan to save sugar dairy
University of Wyoming President G D Humphrey said the university supports the governor's program to preserve sugar beet and dairy industries in the state. At a Cheyenne meeting the governor highlighted declines in guar beet planting and dairy output and the university pledged surveys and an educational drive. Representatives will attend a state wide forum on September 11 focusing on dairy in the morning and sugar beets in the afternoon.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
G. D. Humphrey
Cheyenne
Humphrey
University
FYE Delegate Attends Opera in Verona Italy
Laramie Wyoming August 23 1981 International Farm Youth Exchange delegate Aileen Micheli reports living on a dairy farm in Barbata Italy. She describes attending Veronas Aida with hosts in third row center and notes a grand scene with horses and carriages during the second act. Adeen, a 4 H Club member, corresponds with Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service about activities.
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Laramie
Wyo
Aileen Micheli
International Farm Youth Exchange
Barbata
Italy
IPYH
North Carolina
Adeen
Alas-Chalmers
Verona
Coliseum
Rome
Dender
Wyoming Agricural Extension Service
Blanch Vegetables for Freezing Says Expert Advice
Nutritionist Evangelie J. Smith of the Wyoming Extension Service warns that scalding is crucial for freezing vegetables. Minnesota studies show preheated options retain flavor better, while unpreheated greens lose color and taste. Corn should be husked and preheated before packing to avoid flavor changes. County agents provide charts summarizing university research on freezing vegetables.
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Evangelie J. Smith
Wyoming Agriculture Extension Service
Minnesota Experiment Station
Wnniversity
Robb elected head of Rocky Mountain entomologists
R. Rebb an entomologist with the Wyene Agricultural Extension Service was elected president of the Rocky Mountain Entomologists at their 22nd annual conference held at Cameron Falls 4-H Club camp in Colorado. About 129 entomologists from roughly 1 states attended alongside M P Jones Extension entomologist of the USDA in Washington DC. The meeting addressed hive stock and crop problems in entomology and featured insect dealers presenting their products.
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T R. Rebb
Wyene Agriculural Extension Service
Rocky Mountain Entomologists
Cameron Fals
Colorado
Roich
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kansas
Iowa
Midwest
M. P Jones
WU. S
Washington, D. C
1982 License Plates Begin This Week in Wyoming
Rawlins reports 1952 bucking horse license plates will be delivered this week from the metal stamping plant inside the state penitentiary. Warden Babe Miler announced an additional shipment of steel for the new penitentiary cell block arrived this week.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
State Penitentiary
Babe
Miler
Penitentiary
O E S Grand Chapter Annual Session Opens in Rock Springs
The 54th annual session of the Grand Chapter of Wyoming Order of the Eastern Star opens in Rock Springs with Worthy Grand Matron James F. MacEs Mickelson presiding. The event honors the home chapter Mountain Lily Chapter No 10 Rock Springs, with officers from Big Piney Chapter No 42 attending and local entertainment by Bug Hines lonsagé square dancers.
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Big Piney
Grand Chapter of
Wyoming
James F
Mae E.) Mickelson
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
James F .Mac Es Mickelson
Mickelson
Reel Springs
B.g Piney
Bratues W. Tanner
Bug Hines Lonsagé
Old Timers
Rovix Springs
Church of the Transfiguration
St Mooge
Grand Teton Mountains
N. H
Guernsey
Wyrontins
Mountain Lily Chanter No 10
Rock Springs
Nursing Training At University Of Wyoming Opens
In Laramie and Casper a new nursing education program opens this fall. About 26 applicants are registered at Laramie with more inquiries. First year students only, courses cover foundations and community nursing with clinical work beginning next summer. Graduates can earn an associate in nursing and sit for state RN licensing. a 27 month path leads to an associate degree, while an 86 month path leads to a bachelor of science in nursing.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoning
Humphrey
Laraime
University Board of Trustees
Casper Junior College
Garhi
Humahey Sard
Wyoming
Nuping
WSB OKAYS PAY RAISES FOR 1951 CONTRACTS
Wage Stabilization Board officials in Region 11 said deferred pay increases in collective bargaining agreements negotiated or communicated to employees on or before January 25, 1951 will be approved if they do not have an unstabilizing effect.
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Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Region 11
Pfisterer Named Sublette County Crusade for Freedom Chair
Mrs Eugene Pfisterer of Daniel is appointed Sublette County chairman for the 1961 Crusade for Freedom drive by President G B Humphrey in Laramie. He cites Wyoming's top performance in the national campaign and notes the goal to fund powerful radio transmitters to broadcast Truth behind the Iron Curtain and counter Soviet jamming.
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Eugene Pfisterer
Daniel
Sublette
G. B. Humphrey
Laramie
Pfisterer
Humphrey
Wyoming
Irrem Curta
Europe
Kremlin
Radio Free Europe
Yur
Annual Picnic of Northern Calif Groups to Be Held Sept 16
The Northern California Groups of former Wyoming residents hold their annual picnic on September 16 from 11 am to 5 pm at Messwood Park Broad Way and McArthur Boulevard Osk and California. Wyoming visitors in California are welcome with coffee soft drinks and ice cream provided. Lunch and cup should be brought. Music and fun planned led by T. E. Siltvast president.
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California
Wyoming
Messwood Park
Broadway
McArthur Boulevard
Osk
T. E. Siltvast
Pres
Wage Adjustments Tied to Living Costs Similar to Escalator
Deft language notes deferred wage adjustments to offset rising living costs and likens them to escalator changes. Readers are invited to subscribe for the Examiner.
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Chauges
Poetry Contest Afloat With Pinedale VFW Auxiliary
The Auxiliary to the Fre mont Peak VFW in Pinedale Wyoming hosts a poetry contest open to all. Participants must write an original poem and donate cash, with entries worn on an apron patch available through the County Superintendent or mailed to Margaret CO Mc Dole. Entries must arrive by December 1. Ten percent of contributions funds prizes and supports the Veterans Hospitalization program and a Wyoming retiree fund at the VFW National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan.
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Fremont Peak
VFW
Pinedale
Wyoming
Margaret CO
Mc Dole
Er December Ltd
Egton Rapids
Michigan
Rare Scots Highland cattle shown at Wyoming State Fair
At the Douglas fair this week a display features Hy lard cattle, with only 224 remaining in the United States. Lee Wallace, of Gelte, owns the cattle, purchased from a Scotland breeder. Laird Dunlap, a two year old bull, will be shown. the cattle are well adapted to Wyoming, fattening quickly and displaying a heavy bone structure with variegated colors and double coats.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Hylard Catle
United States
Lee Walace
Gelte
Scotland
Laird Dunlap
L Orch Mhsh and Association
Wallace
Cattle ceiling laws enforced nationwide OPS targets beef prices
The Wyoming Office of Price Stabilization joins a federal effort to enforce cattle ceiling prices. A spokesman cites rising misdistribution of beef and pressure on legal prices. Honest packers struggle to meet slaughter quotas as price violations may be driving higher bids. OPS checks slaughter records and considers corrective measures.
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Cate Ugn
Wyoming
Price Ste Biization
Wahington
OPS Enfercement
Taf
Fstice
Jearney
OPS
Thank you note from Dovie Virastka to supporters
A brief message expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and supporters for kind messages and good wishes, noting inability to answer everyone. Dovie Virastka conveys thanks through this personal note.
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Dovie Virastka
C N Bell Named Grand Master of Wyoming Masons
C N Bell of Rock Springs lodge No 12 was elected Grand Master of Wyoming Masons at the 17th annual communication led by Hubert E. Mulholand. Officers appointed include James B Milstead deputy grand master and Homer E Zorn senior grand warden, with a full slate of head officers and district superintendents named for the coming year.
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Sesson
Grand Lodge of Wyoming Masons
Hubert E. Mulholand
Shendan
N. Bel
Rock Springs
Lark Lode
W. J. Haines
Evanston
Irs
Ing BE
Clark
Casper
Tuld
Ralph McWhittine
F. J Delforest
Saratoga
Harold Saunders
Gillette
Brand Stewart
Forest G Wheeler
Cseper
JC Reyneds
Sherdan
Floyd Helland
Cheyene
Chaplin
Willam F Sm
Buffalo
Robert C. Witheryspoon
Kewmerer
Riverton
Herbert Jo King
Laramie
Wiemng Masonic Home Fund Foundation
W RK Jones
Wheatland
C D Willamson
Hana Trving Blark
Dstrict
Beverton
OPS to survey grocery price markups nationwide
The OPS plans a nationwide survey of wholesale and retail grocery price markups to revise percent markups in line with cost changes and Defense Production Act amendments of 1951. The Wyoming District Office says findings could trigger revisions to regulations OFR 14 15 16 and may assess margins for non food items handled by dealers.
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Wyoming Distret Office
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Ed Delaney
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General
Laffand
Dakota
Sweetwater County
Church Buttes
Delftu
LeRoy—Shett Oil Co
Loffland
Teton County
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Travis
N& Se
Lincoln County
LaBarge
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