PUNCHERS BEAT FARSON 51 TO 37 IN OPENING GAME
The Punchers defeated Farson 51 to 37 in a tight opener. Big scorer Chupa led Piney with 27 points while teammates Janes Suanodudt and Stout added 9 and 9 points respectively as Piney built a double digit lead and held on despite Farson’s late push.
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Farson
Sason
Punchers
Harson
Ike
Piney
Kha
Wie
Janes Suanodudt
Tarscus Pont Lewutts
Mistuden
Vichiey
E.syer
Veonthy
Wilkerson
Chapin
Wikason
Ted
Tetus
Valey Dagh
Sion
Fulson
Catholic Church Notes Elect New Officers at Sage Cate
At a regular meeting after Mass in Sandy on December 4, 1960, St Anne church members chose officers including President Mrs Roy Peck Vice president Mr J Clifford Staadley Secretary-Treasurer Mr George Nugent. The group aims to guide spiritual and material improvements for 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Cate
Sandy
Mirs Roy Peck
J Clifford Staadley Sevemry-Tressurer
George Nugent
St. Anne
PTA Notice Promises Evening on The Ungraded Biemen tary Shhool
Remember P T A invites members Monday at 6 60 pm for a discussion on The Ungraded Biemen tary Shhool. Refreshments will be provided by the second grade mothers.
Card of Appreciation for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I express heartfelt thanks to everyone who sent cards and flowers during my recent hospitalization. Your kindness was gratefully received and deeply appreciated.
Prizes Offered for Christmas Decorating
The Lincoln Service Corporation powers bright displays while the Town and Lincoln Service sponsor a best decorated scene contest. Schools join in with a prize by the town, and the FFA offers ties for sale at Dick Keeney’s home.
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Lincoln Service Corporation
Lancoln Service
Ng Ako
FFA
Dick Keeney
Safety tips for a safe Christmas from County Agent
County agent Carl Uzbeki and local officials urge Christmas safety steps. Readiness includes checking cords and lights, disconnecting lights when unattended, securing a sturdy tree, using proper decorations, and avoiding hazardous sprays or substances. Home safety measures aim to prevent fires and injuries during the holiday season.
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Carl Uzb
Chrisonas
Goa
Mami
Sanady
October traffic accidents in Wyoming fall below last year
Planning division reports 797 accidents in October 1960 versus 332 in 1959, with 50 in urban areas and 313 on state roads. Deaths declined to 6.7 per 100 million miles, Injuries totaled 284 compared with 274 last year, Cheyenne led urban incidents with 101, Casper 94, Laramie 55.
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Plannning and Research Division
Wyoming Highway Department
Wyoming
Whan
Cheyenne
Casper
Laamue
Bulls Arrive for Feed-Test Program at Cokeville Ranch
Over four dozen young bulls arrived at Hamilton Teichert’s Cokeville ranch to begin a feed-test program ahead of a fall sale. About four dozen area ranchers consign bulls to the test and annual sale sponsored by the South Wyoming Hereford Breeders Association. The sale is scheduled for December 12, 1961, with consignors listed including Herman Teichert Arnold Larson Weldon Dimond Jan Tanner and others.
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Hamilton Teichert
Cokeville
Sou Hwes
Wycomung Hereford Breecears Association
Herman Teichert
Armold Larson
Weldon Dimord
Jan Tanner
Orvu Dimes
Td Majors
George C. Milia
Winfrcst Burton
Sencel
Tanner Are
Thers
Ald
Beb O Neil
Pepita the Poinsettia’s Journey From Mexico to Christmas
The article traces Pepita the poinsettia from Mexican origins to its rise as a Christmas symbol. It notes scholars credit Joel Roberts Poinsett, the U S minister to Mexico, with introducing the Bloncus color plant to the United States. The piece mentions early commercial interest sparked by Chareton and Sheeman and the plant’s transformation into a holiday staple.
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Pepita
omAtia
Poinset
U S& Minster
Tiewalg Wale
Mexico
Sheeman Piusuad J Bom
Farm Bureau Convention Set for Denver December 11 15
More than 200 Wyoming Farm Bureau members plan to attend the 1960 American Farm Bureau convention in Denver from December 11 to 15. About 7000 farmers from 49 states and Puerto Rico are expected. Key speakers include E G L Menenk of the European Economic Community and U S Senate Finance Committee members. The service opens Sunday afternoon December 11 with a dance on December 12 at the Hilton.
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Wyonmne Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Denver
States
Puerto Rico
Mile High
European ‘Common Market
General Farm Organization
Commission
Eurpean Economc Community
Begum
U S Ture
Une Mattel
Mumfer
Big Piney SWCD officials report district convention notes
Dan Bidd and James Green wood presented at the State Association Michael’s Convention in Afton on December 2 and 3. Attendance was 19 of 44 districts, with updates on water priority systems, geospatial surveys, and planned low altitude aerial mapping to aid future land surveys. Daniel Fosher signs off with updates and future plans.
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Dan S Bidd
James Greenwood
Big Puicy Sol
Water Conservation Disties
Ion Dichael
Afton
Disiet
Distria
Dan
Lorever
Wm Ciecing
Fletive Resollila
Iba
Lisa Shirer Benefits From March of Dimes Arthritis Study
Leicester New York four year old Lisa Shirer gains mobility through monthly arthritis clinical study at University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital funded by March of Dimes. Her parents recall fears of rheumatoid arthritis and praise the program expanding to New York City Dallas and San Francisco.
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Lisa Shirer
Leicester
Lisa
Goldiacks
Little Lisa
Arthritis Clinical Study Center
University of Rochester-Strong Memorial Hospital
United States
Rochester
Match of Dimes
New York City
Dallas
San Francisco
Shirer
IRS seeks Sublette County taxpayer after Cheyenne check found
The Cheyenne District Internal Revenue Service announces a check from a recovered film fund is owed to a Sublette County taxpayer. If you have not received a payment notice contact IRS Federal Building Cheyenne Wyoming. include name and address and reference the case.
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Internal Revenue Service
Sublette
Sam
Cheyenne Dainect
Internal Revenue
Sersige
Isapsyer
Cheyenne Distich
Revenue Service
Interval Revenue Service
Federal
Cheyenne
Wyonan
Picass
Fistanc
Itu
Sabelle County
David W. James Biz
Second National Assembly to Be Held At School
Mr and Mrs Paw Westnock present a program titled Sencs with a Saory on rrnley December 16 to 24 at the High School Gym. The event aims to educate and unify with performances by Paul Woodsduke and others, drawing connections across cities and universities, seen as a cultural celebration with more than 390 concert appearances noted in the United States.
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Paw Westnock
Arastiy
Jon Tegetrer
Paul Woodsduke
Valle
Uniultutes
Guy
Jun
York
Netouiuty
Lemiud de Pals
Tawny O. Aucine and Mechabeliid
WOLD
United States
Faul Hume
Wasammeton Post
Paul Westbrdok
Barrone
Auxiliary notes from Det Fox Auxiliary meeting at Legion Hall
The regular meeting at the Legion Hall adjourned after officers and treasures were approved. Rugs sales yielded 37.50 dollars and shipping gift boxes valued at 83.82 dollars. The group sent Christmas gifts to Shendan hospital veterans and received thanks from Cheyenne and Sheridan hospitals and Leonard Wood Memorial Thera.
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Det Fox Auahory
Wis
Legion Hall
Shendan Hospital
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Logic Magazine
Leonard Wood
Menoral
Thera
Marie Farrell
Chearman
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Eul Wootkow
Manresa
Ile Socal
Offic
Social Security
Cizee Reece
Armage
Soil Conservation News
Smith
den Nelson
Nebaska
Colorado
Kansas
Dann
March of Dimes
National Foundations
Lisa Sliker
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