Christmas Decoration Contest Winners in Big Piney
The Lions Club judged the Lincoln Service Corporation contest displays in Big Piney with first prize awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Daniels, second to Mr. and Mrs. George Nugent, and third to Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Honorable mentions went to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tanner and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson. Lincoln Service donated the electrical prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Lincoln, Service Corporation
Lions Club
Clifford Daniels
George Nugent
George Smith
Francis Tanner
Kenneth Pearson
Lincoln Service
Nice
Regulations Outline Set Line Fishing Across Wyoming
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department lists ten waters open to set lines. Jackson Lake Fremont Lake Reysen Reservoir Keyhole Reservoir and several Fremont county lakes allow ling catching with specific line limits. Baysen and Keyhole permit three lines. Baysen, Keyhole also permit three hooks per line. wing fishermen on Keyhole may use six lines with one hook each.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Jackson Lake
Teton County
Fremont Lake
Sublette County
Reysen Reservoir
Fremont County
Keyhole Reservoir
Crook County
Ocean
Ring
Trail
Torrey Lakes
Pilot Butte
Boysen
Keyhole
Snow Shoveling Health Warning From Teton Medical Society
County Medical Society cautions middle aged and overweight men to ease into snow clearing. Take 15 minutes early morning, rest frequently, watch for heart strain. Consider using a snow blower or helper to reduce exertion and preserve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Mountain Medical Society
County Medical Society
Hharred
Exerton
Milady
Wyoming Farm Bureau Keeps 1964 Policies Close to Market
Wyoming Farm Bureau president Herb Livingston announced 1964 policies that move agriculture toward a private competitive enter prise while maintaining some reforms. The program favors market allocation of farm resources and individual farmer planning over heavy government control, with tax restraint linked to federal spending cuts. Margareta Greaser attended as Miss Wyo and Wyoming earned two national Farm Bureau awards for citizenship and women’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri
Herb Livingston
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Livingston
Farr] Bureau
Poliy
Farm R Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Wyoming
Windy City
Margareta Greaser
Laramie
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Waaming
Fairs Bureau
Newcastle
Jack Cooksley
Leross
WFB
Craig Thialas
WRB
Herb Manig
Cooksey
Levamic Eary
Wyoming Highway Revenue Posted Largest October Total Since 1963
The October revenue to the state highway fund marks the largest monthly sum for 1963, totaling 1 345 375.45 for construction and maintenance. Yearly deposits reach 10 576 087 83, below the 1962 peak of 10 977 328 11, as motor vehicle registrations decline while gas and diesel taxes rise. Drivers logged 221 361 000 miles in October 1963, up from 199 203 000 in October 1962.
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State Highway Department
Wyomeing
Wyoming
Fort Halleck to Fort Sanders Relocated on Laramie Plains
Wyoming state archives recount 1865 Indian depredations along the Overland Trail between Fort Collins and Fort Harleck with attacks near Fort Halleck. By 1866 a permanent fort was established near the Lodge Pole and Overland routes as threats persisted. The post later named Fort Sanders replaced Fort John Buford to guard emigrants and stage routes after the Union Pacific line reached the area.
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Fort Collins
Fort Harleck
Larace Plain
Fort Halleck
Big Laramie
Rock Creek
N. E. Lewis
Fort
Halleck
Laramie Mountains
Lodge Pole
Laramie Plains
Henry Reizner
J. H. Fianty
Ft. Sanders
Fort Funders
Wyoming
IPRR
Little Laramie
Laramie River
Black Hills
Medicine Bow Mountains
Fort John Buford
Lu Coy
H. R. Magner
Pope
Missouri
Fort Sanders
Department of the Platte
W. P. Sanders
Balt Lake
Henver
Lodge Pole Creek
Union Pacific
1964 Fish Planting Schedule Announced
Recent studies by the Game and Fish Department indicate that to maintain harvestable trout and walleye populations in Wyoming the state will stock large numbers. The 1964 planting schedule calls for over 6.5 million rainbow trout and nearly 4 million cutthroat trout, plus diverse other species including mackinaw trout, grayling, brook trout, brown trout, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish Department
Wyoming
Beal
Gare and Fish Department
Lions Club Hosts Teen Dance at Legion Hall
The local Lions Club sponsored a New Year eve dance for teenagers at the Legion hall. The event drew a large crowd and was described as a gay time by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Lions Club
Aliens Register January District Figures and Rules
District Director John T. Clingan of the Immigration and Naturalization Service estimated that about 22 000 aliens would report their addresses in Colorado and Wyoming during January under the Federal Alien Address Report Program, with over 21 300 already reporting in January 1963. He noted most non citizens must file, except certain categories, and violations may bring fines up to 204 or 30 days in prison. Address report cards would be available January 1, 1964 at Denver offices and post offices. Also listed are fishing licenses pricing and Wyoming Fish Orders, with notes on brook trout eggs and the wood duck nesting habit.
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John T. Clingane
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Colorado
Wyoming
Clingan
United States
Immigration Service Office
Massine
Denver
Wyoming 1964 Fishing Licenses Now Available
Wyoming Game and Fish Department announces licenses for 1964 are now available through license selling agents and deputy game wardens statewide. Anglers are reminded that Wyoming law requires possession of a 1964 fishing license while fishing within the state.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming
State Bank of Big Piney Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual stockholders meeting of the State Bank of Big Piney in Wyoming will be held in the directors room on Monday January 13 1964 at 10 00 AM for election of the Board of Directors and other business. Tub Jan 29 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
Tub
Snow shoveling seen as healthy with common sense
The piece notes light winter exercise and fresh air aid health. It cautions not to overdo it and emphasizes sensible pacing during snow shoveling to stay safe.
Notice of Big Piney Investment Co annual stockholders meeting
Notice is hereby given that Big Piney Investment Co Inc will hold in the State Bank of Big Piney Wyoming for the election of its Board of Directors and any other business at the director's room of said Bank on Monday January 13 1984 at 2 00 PM Pub Jan 29 1904
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Investment Co., Inc
State Bank
Big Piney
Wyoming
Honor Banquet by LDS Ward Highlights Youth Awards
The Big Piney Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held a Youth Honor Banquet on December 28, 1963, at 7:00 p.m. in the LDS Recreation Hall. Sixty five attendees enjoyed a meal as leaders decorated with a Jesus Christ centerpiece and a “Come Follow Me” theme. Speakers urged youths to follow the Gospel, praising Larry Perkins, Seguling, Paul A. Scherbel, Paul Kundinsky, Bradley Anderson, and Carol Yose for notable achievements in Duty to God and Eagle Scout recognition. The program featured songs, speeches, a tap dance, a youth chorus, and prayers, with dessert served afterward.
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Big Finey Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Saurday
LDS
Larry Perk Ns
Big Piney
Ir. Seguling
Paul A. Scherbel
Paul Kudinsky
Gil
Bradley Anderson
Garl
Carol Yose
Buy Piney
Lord
Shepherd
Brandley Anderson
Paul Kulinsky
Connie Yona
M.C
Ted Cantrell
Merrill Anderson
Blake
Lynn McKinnon
Presdent
Woodruff Stake
Tikit
Kaney Roelter
Land
Connie Yose
Paull
Sehertel
Desert
March of Dimes to Double Birth Defects and Arthritis Centers
The National Foundation March of Dimes plans to double its birth defects and arthritis centers, targeting 100 birth defects and 50 arthritis centers. Basil O'Connor says $45 million is needed for patient care, research, education, and public outreach as Mary Lou Graves tours to boost the January fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
Wiliam
Clark
Medical Department
The
United States
Mary Lou Graves
Flint
Mich
Mary Lou
Mary
Lyndon 8. Johnson
White House
General Federation of Women's Clubs
the Elks
Rotary
Kiwanis
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amgets
Catholic War Veterans
Jewish War Veterans
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Wyoming Farm
State Highway News
State Archives
By Lola M. Homsher
the State Bank OF
BIG Piney Investment Co, Inc
LDS Church Ward
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