Wyoming Boy Scouts Report to the Governor
The annual Boy Scout report to the Governor of Wyoming is set for Friday and Saturday February 11 and 12. Scouts will meet the Wyoming Supreme Court and join a mock legislative session, with a luncheon and appearances on Cheyenne television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Wyoming
Wyoming
Wyomng Supreme Court
Jim Bridger
Blake Hymas
Big Piney
Shawn Schertzer
Pinedal
Denis L. Smith
Kemmmer
Rickie Sim
Evanston
Brent Hanes
Rick Kowlok
Rock Springs
Lee Spann
Lyman
Bee C. Hunter
Woodrow Hunter
Rock Sprigs
Rufus Spann
Cheyenne Telvision
Wyomng Air National Guard
Cheyenne
School lunch menu for February 7 to 11, 1966
The menu lists daily offerings for a school lunch week. Highlights include Bologna sandwiches and potato chips on Monday, Sloppy Joes on Tuesday, Meat pie on Wednesday, Manhatten rolls on Thursday, and Macaroni salad on Friday with assorted sides and desserts.
Local items note visits moves and events in community
Local notes show Artair Lindback visiting from Halfway with remarks on tighter snow. Albert Cook family moved to Montana. Library expansion underway at the city building. Greybull visitors Mrs. Stanley Fliner and family stay with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Budd. Budd family and others plan trips and birthdays. Troop 22 to hold a father son banquet and court of honor on February 8 in the LDS hall. Elk hunting quota set at 4,000 nonresidents for next season by Wyoming Game and Fish Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Fliner
Greybull
Joe Budd
LDS Church
Bud Fackrell
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
James B. White
Game and Fsh Commission
Licenses for elk deer and more sold at Cheyenne office
First come, first served licenses from the Game and Fish Department cover one antlered elk one deer one bear birds and fishing for 125. Also notices for quilting services and farm ads appear with two dozen missing or partial details.
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Game and Fish Department
Rawleigh sales openings and health product ads
Advertisements offer Rawleigh Company sales positions with training and potential weekly earnings of 25 to 350 dollars, plus full time openings in Sublette County. Also promotes Culligan water softeners and Dex-A-Diet tablets available at Jamieson Drugs, Kemmerer, with contact details for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette Co
Rawleigh
Denver
Cold
Banking office serves stockmen with prompt service
The passage praises a banking institution designed to handle stockmen accounts, offering efficient mail service and a long record of successful banking. It notes capable and experienced officers and directors, familiar with stockmen needs, and asserts that every possible courtesy is extended to customers.
Regular Masonic Schedule Notice
Regular communication on the Tuesday of each month invites Arthur Weber as Worshipful Master and Donald Wassenberg as Secretary to cordial attendance and fellowship.
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Arthur Weber
Donald Wassenberg
Monthly Masonic Hall meeting for visiting members
The group meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Masonic Hall. Visiting members are cordially welcome. Arlene Studt is identified as Worthy Matron and Velene Nichols is listed.
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Masonic Hall
Arlene Studt
Worthy
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Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Hyo
State Bank OF
Big Pine
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
HOTEL
Kemmerer
Robert Bott
Merry Christmas
Artair Lindback
Albert Cook
Montana
Mickey Bresford
Neney Budd
College of the Seven Seas
Leon Covell
Betty
Washington
Soma Smith
Sonia
Troof
GF Commission
Star Valley Hereford Ranch
Thayne
Been
Wyo
Rawleigh Company
Dept
Cole
Central Ave
Culligan
Jamieson
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Ross Meeks
Alg Piney, Wyoming
Paul Allen
Pinedale, Wyoming
Rock Springs, Wyoming
Big Piney Lodge
A.F
A. M
Farmers Union ‘Insurances
Insurances
Wim.e Palaniuk
F. E. Curtis
EF. E. Curtis George L Curtis
Jewelers
Bill Sawaya
Peterson Bros
Hereford Sale
Oden Utah
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