Child Burns After Dress Catches Fire Near Electric Stove
Pamela Low, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Low, was badly burned Friday night when her nylon dress ignited near an electric stove. She ran to neighbors for help, was treated by Francis Tanner, then taken by ambulance with her parents to Evanston Hospital. She suffered second and third degree burns but is recovering.
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Pamela Low
Otto Low
Asbetta
Pamela
Dick Keeney
Evanston Hoespital
Four-H Leaders Conference to Feature Workshops
LARAMIE The 2th annual Wyoming State 4-H Leaders' Conference at Wyoming University in February will feature workshops on livestock field crops and home economics. Speakers include Tony Fellhauer Ken Paulk and Neal Hilston with demonstrations on woodworking foods clothing and home management. A tour of the university soils laboratory and the state wagon of leaders are planned with 3 days of talks from extension livestock specialists veterinarians and horticulturists.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Conferce
Wyoming University
University Soils Laboratory
Gsusgion
Consigucion
John J. Heckman
Armour and Co
Danver
Worry Teileon
Tony Fellhauer
Ken Paulk~ Ter
Neal W. Hilston
Agriculture Colbyw
Jamce O. Tucker
Carroll Schoonover
Alberta Johnson
Martha Uluk
Mary
McAuley Etter
Wildlife Week Essay Contest Set for Wyoming
The Wyoming observance of National Wildlife Week runs March 15 to 21 with an essay contest for Wyoming junior and senior high students. Co chairs Charles Rodermen and John Borzea announced plans in Cheyenne and Rock Springs. The contest theme is The Need for Conservation Talent in Our Schools, with two divisions for juniors and seniors.
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Wyoming
Charles R. Rodeme
Cheyenne
John Borzea
Mel
Joan Borzea
Rock Springs
Rodermen
Borzea
Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Rodermel
Wyoming Maps Pony Express Trails for Centennial
Adrian Reynolls reports Green River Wyoming leading efforts to locate Pony Express stations and map a 476 mile Wyoming route for the 1960 61 Centennial. C Bishop headed mapping with state officials, caravan trips and township scale maps completed for commissioning. Plans include tours of Wyoming towns, mounted posses for reenactment, and student contests with prizes and county winners. Weather notes and wildlife aside, the piece centers on the state led efforts to celebrate the Pony Express Centennial.
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Green River
Wyo
Wyoming
Senate
Bishop
Wyoming Pony Express
Notch
Pony Express
Sweet ‘Water
Bear City
Bear River
Uinta
Wish State
A. W. Reynolds
Wyoming Pony Expres Coe
Nummee
Chaiman
Jay
Pony Expres
Pony Cypress
Loa Homeher
Cheyenne
Waring Puyapis
Aro
Sherif
Sioner Nimmo
Posse
Pony
Wyom- Seituay Oftore Limes
Heart Fund Cutter Races In Pinedale This Weekend
A Heart Fund Invitational Cutter Race will be held in Pinedale on Saturday and Sunday, February 28 and March 1. Teams come from Jackson Hole, Bridger Valley, Snake River Valley, Star Valley, Big Piney and Pinedale. Proceeds go to the Heart Fund. A parade and dance are planned Saturday night with Big Piney and Pinedale high school bands. Sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No 4801. Public invited.
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Heart Fund
Pinmedale
Jackson's Hole
Bridger Valley
Snake River Valley
Star Valley
Big Piney
Pinuiale
Pinedale
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary No
Pinedale Youth Pledged in Utah Fraternities
Craig Lee Crandall of Pinedale joined 61 other University of Utah students in pledging membership in social fraternities. A sophomore electrical engineering major, he becomes a new pledge of Kappa Sigma. Crandall is a graduate of Pinedale Public School.
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Pinedale
Utah
Univesity of
Craig Lee Crandall
University of Utah
Kappa Sigma
Crandall
Ruthledge Bindl Nuptials Held in Mt View Wyoming
Karen Jewel Ruthledge of Big Piney married Halley RK Bindl of Carter Wyoming in a home ceremony on February 21 at 2 00 PM in Mt View Wyoming. Sister Kaye McFarland served as matron of honor and Lewis Bind, brother of the bride, attended. A reception followed at Carke Cafe in Carter. The couple reside in Carnes Wyoming and invite support for nearby community events.
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Karen Jewel’ Ruthledge
Big Piney
Halley
Triangle Club Meeting Proceedings at Blainey Legion Hall
The Triangle Club of Blainey held a February meeting at the Legion Hall with hostesses Davie Virostko and Helen Tanner serving refreshments. A prayer by Chaplain Maxine Painter opened the session, and Mardell Fear led a Homemakers Song. minutes and treasurer reports were read, and a library donation acknowledged. The club discussed Achievement Day on May 9 featuring International Relations with France, fund needs for a blood typing program, possible ski trip plans for Middle Piney Lake, and Pennies for Friendship fundraising.
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Triangle Club
Blainey
Legion Hall
Davie Virostko
Helen Tanner
Maxine Painter
Mardell Fear
Davie Virostke
Wilda Springaman
Awa Davis
Poport
Mae Micksison
Library Board
Tia Cha
Big Pincy Public Library
Homemakers Council
Mid Ams
France
Ruth Hodges
Triange Club
Piney Lake
Stella Mekhinstry
Ee Uder
Leaders to State 4-H Conference in Wyoming
Seviers from 21 counties gather in Laramie this week for the state 4-H conference. Workshops cover home furnishings foods clothing and related projects.
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Seviers
Laramie
4-H Conference Attendees Named For State Workshops
Lois Koch Mardell Fear and Helen Tanner attend tools and clothing workshops, Nellie Rogers handles home furnishings, and Max Boroff Horace Swain join beef workshop. Leaders meet on 4-H council committees to set state program rules. Rogers earns Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship, Koch earns J C Penney scholarship to attend. Workshops run by extension service specialists, state 4 H staff, and university personnel.
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Lois Koch
Mardell Fear
Helen Tanner
Nellie Roger
Max Boroff
Horace Swain
Nellie Rogers
Sears Roebuck, Foundation
J. C. Penney
Extension Ferce Specialista
University
Perssonne
Guided Mrs Homemaker Club Report
Anna Lee Woffinden presided over a Guid ed Mrs Homemaker s Club meeting at the Lesson hall. Guests were introduced as roll call lists Richard Blevins Mrs Charles McAgam and Mrs Frank Bray. The group discussed Heart Fund donations and a future October dancing school. Over 128 people were blood typed at a clinic led by Loig Bakke.
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Anna Lee Woffinden
Mrs. Homemakers Club
Sandre Carr
Richard Blevins
Charles McAgam
Frank Bray
Heart Fund
Loig Bakke
Ena
Olson
Belen Hopins
Paedale
Fea
Spain
Pinedale
Bronx
Daniel Homomaktos
Daniel
Boulder
Wail
Marcille Carr
Stella McKinsky
Big Piney
Stella Metinsky
Eaca
Fils
Accora
Chib
Legion Bal
Damage claims payment shows marked decrease in Wyoming
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission paid a total of 94 554 20 in damage claims to ranchers last year. A P C Greene state Game and Fish Commissioner said this week the total compares with over 20 000 paid in 1957 and over 34.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Gamage
A. P. C Greene
State Game and Fish
Gretne
Department
Pacific Northwest Corp Donates $5,000 To Airport Project
A Salt Lake City firm Pacific Northwest Corporation pledges a $5,000 donation to Big Piney Wyoming airport improvement plans under the Federal Airport Aid Program. The letter, dated February 20, 1959, affirms support for a $100,000 project and notes the firm’s goodwill toward local development.
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Pacific Nortwest
Pipeline , Corporation
Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Piney
Wyoming
Marshall
Gurney
Pacific Northwest
Or Compremor Station
Swoidtte County
Wyoming Hipinaway Commission
Lave
Perman Nt
Curtis Vookel
Surenss
Progres
Mace
Arthur
Allyne
R. W. Harris
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Adrian Reynolls
Eric
Geen
Chesman
Circle S. Ranch
Cora
Wyoming Game
Hirst
Roder
Padget
Game and Fish Department
Ad School
Heart Fund Cutter
Ruthledge
Triangle Club Meeting
West Berlin
Willy Brandt Fright
McLaugh Fin
Washington
U.S.A
Bonnie Sands
America
Chicago
Johnson & Johnson
Fidel Castro
Paramount
Judy Modell
LePage
Pacific Northwest Corp
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