Big Piney 4-H News Forestry I and II Meeting
Forestry I and II of the Big Piney 4-H club met Monday at 4 00 in the Ag shop. Officers elected were Tommy Moore president Murray Weber vice president Amy McDonout secretary and Glenn Bosher reporter. A plant press demonstration was given by Murray Weber and Tenuny Moore. Members studied tree growth from forestry handbooks and some made plant presses. Meeting adjourned about 6 00. Glen Fosher, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry I
Big Piney
Tommy Moore
Murray Weber
Amy McDonout
Glenn Bosher
Tenuny Moore
Glen Fosher
Wildlife magazine pack lid with seasonal articles
A fragmented wildlife magazine issue features seasonal pieces and human interest items. It mentions Geo Padgrnt executor and a humorous photo story about bees, with odd spellings and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Magazine
Geo
Ecutor
Sud Today
Big Piney Punchers Release Season Schedule
Coach Otto Loddon outlines the Big Piney Punchers basketball season with a slate of home and away games including Jackson-Wilson on Feb 27, Cokeville on Feb 2, Lyman on Feb 3, Hanna on Feb 9, Saratoga on Feb 16, Mountain View on Feb 16 away, and Superior on Feb 17 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Punchers
Otto Lowdon
Jackson-Wilson
Cokeville
Lyman
Hanna
Saratoga
Mountain View
Superior
Heart Fund Coffee Event At Local Cafes
The Heart Fund Committee led by Mrs George Swarp hosts a community coffee at Blaine's Cafe and the Jones Sage Cafe in Big Piney on Tuesday February 14 1961 from 10 am to 4 pm. Everyone is invited to join the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swarp
Heart Fund
Blaine’s
Jones Sage
Big Piney
Tuessday
Gray's Gifts Offer Odd Creature Feature Report
The article describes a peculiar animal gift item with unexpected abilities and mentions a powerful tank like entity. It notes the creature can walk on top of a show and remains active, while drawing comparisons to musk and skunk scent.
Local and Personal Items of Interest
Local items report Gordon Mickelson suffered severe arm injuries after falling through a school window and was flown to St. Marks in Salt Lake City for treatment. A Community hall meeting about a school building led to the County Fair Board accepting the building to move to a distant site. The date noted is January 20, 1961, with sparse additional meeting details. Domestic help and sale notices follow, including piano sales, job ads, and real estate postings in Pinedale and Casper regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Mickelson
Johnson
Pinedale
Salt Lake City
St. Mark's Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Piney Penguins
Dhawan Stuer
Heart Fund Coffee
Gray
State Bank OF
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Big Piney, Wyoming
Dumg
Laulding
County Fair Board
Aid
Ds . Dyearnied
Kuliy Rex
Adeed
Lrain
Sue
Leamire
J For Sale
Les Tack Schaffer
Norman Olsen
DU Set Staton
Wyoming
Sweet
Leland
Thomas & Trumpall
Casper
Wyo
Grider Studio
Gul Cosmetics
Maybelle Weber
Phyllis Atwood
Marbleton
CY Avete
Gaiety Theatre
Elvis Presley
Costarring
Juliet Prowse
Burl
James Darren
Robert Mitchum
Eleanor Parker
Andy
Bill Sawaya
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bonicelli Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Wm. Budd, JR
Fremont Riverton
the Prudential
Insurance Company of American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Box
Cheyenne, Wre
Chester Johnson
P. D
F. E. Curtis Company
F. E. Curtis George L. Curtis
Jewelers
Lanch Loans — Insurance
Paul Allen
Pinedale Lockers
Opal Mercantile Co
Opal, Wyo
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
HOTEL
Kemmerer
Robert Bott
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