Vi ro st ko Wil so n Nu pt ia ls at Com mu ni ty Church
A wedding occurred Tuesday at the Community Church as Betty Lou Virostko wed Lewis Wilson Jr. The bride wore white lace and carried a white orchid with a white Bible. Walter Yose Jr. officiated. Connie Yore sang factor song. Out‑of‑town guests included relatives from California and Wyoming. reception followed at Eisine's New Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Virostko
Betty Lou
Wusrriage
Lewis Wilson
Virostko
Gantha Slatter
Wilgun
Robert Wison
Betty Low
Walter Yose, Jr
Rod
Connie Yore
Thos.corm
Wim
Myercough
Moutner
Betty
Robt
Summerford
Harsor Cty
Calif
Harry Jian
Kemmerer, Wy9
Eisine's
New Gate
Artists Guild Meeting Held At Mrs Miller Home
The Artists' Guild met on December 18 1958 at the home of Mrs Robert Miller with co hostesses Mrs James Mickelson and Mrs Tharon Greenwood. After dinner the group discussed Let There Be Peace and Lora Jewett and Mrs Keepy Evenild contributed articles. Peggy Evenild won first and Madge Punk second in a Biblical questions contest. The gathering ended with Christmas carols and a decorated tree. Seth Chase delivered gifts from the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miler
James Micke
Artists’ Guild
Thursdes
Miler
Lora Jewett
Mca. Keepy
Peggy Evenild
Madge Punk
Seth Chase
Tharon Greenwood
Blood donors urged to report at Jackson hospital
Blood bank plans underway at Sublette CQ encourage healthy men ages 18 to 45 to report to John’s Hospital in Jackson for free blood typing. The process takes about five minutes and could save a life. The technician is available daily except Monday and Tuesday from 3 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Knapp
Jackson
GF Planes Used in Stocking 46 Lakes
Wyoming Game and Fish Department airplanes were used effectively to stock 46 lakes this year. State Fish Warden Fred R. Beal said total flying time was 37 hours, about four working days. Air operations would have required 220 hours if done by jeep, truck, or horses. Planes also assist in big game surveys, waterfowl counts, aerial photography, herding, and enforcement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Fred R. Beal
If World
Norman Pape Jll In Nicaragua Hospitalized
Word from Washington DC reports Norman Pape an IFYE delegate to Nicaragua has hepatitis and is hospitalized in Managua Nicaragua. He has lived with farm families since October and expects about three weeks in hospital followed by nursing home care in Nicaragua. His address is Norman F Pape c/o Redrig Salmeron Ministerio De Agriculture Managua D N Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Pape
IFYE
Nicaragua
Menagnua
Nicaragu
Norman
Washington
D. C
Norman F
Pape c/o Redrig
Salmeron
Ministerio de Agriculture Mamgua D. N
Hunting and Fishing Licenses Expire December 31
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminded sportsmen that nearly all hunting and fishing licenses and permits expire December 31, with the exception of the resident elk bear bird and fish license which runs to March 30, 1958. About 2859 fishing licenses are available from authorized dealers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Over Nine Million Fish Planted in Wyoming This Year
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports over 9,500,000 fish totaling 255,687 pounds planted in Wyoming waters this year. Warden Fred Beet notes a 13.2 percent rise from 1957 and a 4 percent increase from last year. Plans call for 15,730,000 fish in 1959, aided by new rearing stations at Casper and Lovell. Commissioner Greene says costs per pound are down and planting programs are more efficient, targeting optimal locations. Subscribe for the EXAMINER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Deartment
Regenc Y
Fred Beet
Tom
Dan Speas
Casper
Tilett Springs
Lovell
A. F. C. Greene
State Game and Fish Comméisciotier
Miller Named to State Water Supervisor Post
David P. Miller of Rock Springs was appointed state supervisor of Waller District 4 by Gov. Milward Simpson. He completes the term of Emil C. Gradert of Ft. Bridger who died recently. District 4 covers Bear River Lake River and Green River basins across Sublette Sweetwater Teton Lincoln Uinta Counties. Miller will administer water rights in the counties and watersheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Miler
Rock Springs
Waller
Milward Simpson
Emil C. Gradert
Ft. Bridger
Bear River
Lake River
Green River
Sublette
Sweetwater
Teton Linco
Uinta
Miller
Bank stockholders set annual meeting in Big Piney
Notice is hereby given that the State Bank of Big Piney Wyoming will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Sidbank on Monday January 12 1969 between 2 and 4 PM for the election of directors and any other business that may come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
Sidbank
White-fronted goose shocks with vertical takeoff speed
The white-fronted goose can take off almost vertically, surpassing all other geese in speed and agility. No other goose matches its flight prowess in rapid ascent and aerial maneuverability.
Holiday Dances Sponsored by Lions Club Enjoyed
Holiday dances were planned by the Lions Club for Christmas night and New Year’s Eve with the Dell Dash orchestra of Salt Lake City. Committeemen Linsshal B Gurney and Roy A. Peck announce the group has many forthcoming engagements in the state. Music costs are listed at 350 dollars for Christmas night and 380 dollars for New Year’s Eve. Donations to meet expenses are requested from local businesses and individuals, with a long list of contributors from Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Linsshal B Gurney
Roy A. Peck
Dell Dash Orchestra
Salt Lake City
Sa‘tair
Rainbow Rendez- Was
Gumey Hardware and Lumber
Bummer & Company
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Biz Piney Drug Hore
Barn’s
State Bank of Bg Pinty
Cottage Hotel
Helen's Shop
Erickson's Cafe
Biz Piney Pharmacy
Bir Piney Launromat
Shipley's
Elaine's Cafe
Telegada Service
Hayter and Stev Hs Construction
Gale Preston Co
Wyoming gasoline taxes near two hundred thousand in five days
Wyoming leaders estimate 1959 gasoline taxes will total about 155 million dollars from car owners. with the 3 cent federal tax and state plus local levies, motorists pay roughly 8 to 9 cents per gallon, equating to about 1 million dollars every 24 days and a 30 to 35 percent tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Buahler
Wyoming Oi Industry Committee
Buchler
Congress
Washington
Wyoming
Big Piney Penguins Hold December 1958 4 H Meeting
Spencer Nichols presided as the Big Piney Penguins met on December 15 1958. Members led pledges and sang the Wyoming State 4 H song while secretary Nedra Bradley read the previous minutes. Reports covered Leather Craft and Cooking I projects with recent meetings noted at Legion Hall and December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Nichols
Big Piney Penguins
Pauline Phillips
Judye Thornton
Joleen McWillams
Linda Garris
Bobby Springman
Cary Hays
Paul Scherbel
Cynthia Wilkerson
Diane Near
Cathy Nichols
Wyoming
Nedra Bradley
Leather Craft Project
Legion Hall
Cooking I
Two Highway Wrecks Reported In Past Week
Tommy Dunn driver for Ross Meeks' Ygging truck overturned on Christmas Eve on the highway south of town. He escaped with minor injuries after the truck skidded into a ditch. Dan Brandon damaged the West Rail of the Middle Piney bridge, his Ford sedan landing in the creek bed. He was extricated and taken to Kemmerer hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Dunn
Ross Meeks
Holden
Bob Miller
Dunn
Dan Brandon
Midde Piney Bridge
Brandon
Tia Kemmerer Hospital
Timber sale on Bird Creek opens near Kemmerer mill
Pig Piney Wro reports December 23 1958 that Mills Lumber Company of Kemmerer begins logging on Bird Creek under supervisor Arl Thue. Logs will be hauled by truck to Kemmerer for sawmilling drying and sale as building timber. Expected harvest 4 to 5 million board feet by early March with market demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wro
Mills Lumber Company
Kemaierer
Iquirment
Bird Creek
Arl Thue
Kemmerer
Pansling
Bird Creek Sal
Mabe
Big Tiney
Middle Piney
Thar
Sommerer
IM March
VA clarifies pension rules for veterans by age or disability
The Veterans Administration states no pension based solely on age for World War II or Korean War veterans. Non service connected pensions may be paid to veterans of World War I II or Korea who are permanently disabled and discharged under non dishonorable conditions after at least 90 days active service. Eligibility requires income limits of 1400 for single or 2700 with a wife or minor. The monthly rate is 36.15 and rises to 78.85 after 10 years or at age 65 for totally disabled veterans. Service connected disability payments are unaffected by age or income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
4-H Club Meeting Recap and Plans
Members discuss preparing a basic mix and cake during a recent meeting. They plan to maintain record books at gatherings to improve future work and ensure access to materials. The notes reference a December 1958 meeting and mention Mrs Turner and ongoing 4-H activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocking IV
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Virostko-Wilson
Artists’ Guild Met
R. L. Miller
Bree
Heaqge
GOV
Milwad Simpson
San
J. J. Hickey
Norman Pape Jll
David Miller
Water Post
Sasglne
Veterans’ News
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