H Boy Wins Sectional Award For Photography
Hal Amick of Glenda named one of 18 sectional winners in 4 H photography. His color flower studies and stark black and white disaster images helped earn a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. At 15 he is a reporter photographer for a local newspaper, with 414 pictures published statewide. He aims to move others emotionally with his work, having built his own darkroom and gear from earnings. He is a sophomore, son of Mr and Mrs Roy N Amick.
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Hal Amick
Glenda
Amick
Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Eastman Kodak Company
Areca
Ainick
Coung Amick
Roy N. Amick
Young Amick
Mrr
Rey N. Amick
4 Ha Boy Wins Sectional Award In Glenda
4 H Boy Hal Amick of Glenda wins a sectional award in 4 H Photography. His work, including color study petals, has been widely published with 114 pictures in an area yearbook. Amick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rey N. Amick.
Fire Destroys Home and Cafe Prompt Community Help Sought
Fire and smoldering heat disrupted New Year events in a valley town. Jim and Freida Smith lost their house after a water heater overheated at Jackie’s Cafe caused upstairs smoke and ceiling damage. Volunteers gather clothing and items. a pickup if large items are needed. Local Marine Private Harvey J. Y. reported wounded service in Vietnam with details of three separate injuries.
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James Smiths
Furniece
Jackie
Jim Smith
Santa
Ck Smiths
Jim
Freida
Louie
Burnay
Smiths
Women Join the WAC in Two Dozen Nations Linage
A 12 000 strong corps of American women now serve in the Women's Army Corps 20 years after its wartime start. The article praises patriotism diverse backgrounds and equal pay and benefits with men, noting training at Fort McClellan Alabama and pride in dress parades.
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New York
CPN
Molly Pitcher
Women's Army Corps
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
Amy Corps
WAC
Amsotica
WACS
Johnny
Amny Corps
Women’s Army Corps Center
Anny
Local Towns Benefit From State Sales Tax
Wyoming towns gain from optional 3 percent sales tax revenue. Big Piney received 6305.80 for July 1965 to June 1966, as Sublette County totals reach 154,490.00 and statewide collections exceed 4.276 million. Officials note distributions depend on county population and local collections. taxpayers are guided to use a standard deduction table for federal returns. Don Lewis leaves for Fort Collins college. the Rathers retire from Pennsylvania.
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Wyoming
Big Piney
Wyoming Department of Revenue
Abe
Sublette
Outnstate Se
Sublette County
Pmecinic
Marbleton
Sie
Fedaal
L. Hu
Distet
Internal Revenue
Mr. Hutt
Iney
Notice filed for two VHF translator stations in Wyoming
The Upper Green River Television System of Big Piney Wyoming on December 8 1966 filed with the Federal Communications Commission Form 346 for two VHF translator stations. Proposes one watt output and 12.26 watts ERP. Rebroadcasts KTWO Casper Channel 2 and KID Idaho Falls Channel 3 via translator at 11 16 3 West longitude and 42 21 50 North latitude elevation 7 932 feet. Serves El Paso Compressor Station No. 23 population 156.
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Upper Green River Television System
Big Piney
Wyoming
Federal Communications Commission of
Washington, D. C
KTWO
Casper
Idaho
el Paso
Aliens to Report Addresses, DOJ Statement
The Department of Justice in Denver on December 223 1966 announced that aliens in the United States will be required to report their addresses to the Attorney General. District Director John Clinger of the Immigration and Naturalization Service outlined the forthcoming requirement.
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Department of Justice
Denver
Colorado
John Clinger
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Dil
Punchers 1966 67 Rev Song Season Basketball Ticket
Reading fragmented ticket data shows a 1966 67 season basketball event for Green River Jr and Cokeville A B with preliminary and main game times in February and January dates. Noted prices include 90 cents and 37 dollars. Entities include Green River Junior, Cokeville, and Barge JH Jen. January 13 January 27 February 3 February 10 February 25.
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UN Barge JH Jen
Green River Jr. A
Address reporting deadline for aliens under 1950s law
LUFF INSURANCE and PRUDENTIAL remind aliens in the United States that by January 31 each year they must report their addresses. Exemptions apply to accredits diplomats and those accredited to international organizations. Forms are available at post offices or immigration offices. penalties for noncompliance are severe.
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W. Fremont Riverton
Wye
Prudential Insurance Company of America
A. Mutual Life ‘Insurance Company
Cheyenne
United States
Immigration
Clingen
Spare Time Income Ad for High Quality Coin Dispensers
An advertisement promises substantial monthly income from refilling and collecting money from new type coin operated dispensers in the area. It requires cut references and a $606 to $1900 cash threshold, with seven to twelve hours weekly for good earnings and potential full time. Personal interviews via P O Box 15402 Salt Lake City Utah 84115 with phone number.
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Salt Lake Cit
Utah
Agents Wanted Manager Position Seeks Experienced Applicant
We seek a manager aged 45 to 60 with no current financial problems and sales experience. A complete 90 day training program is provided. Interested applicants should send a full resume to Box 886 Cesper Wyoming.
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Box 886
Cesper
Wyoming
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Soil and Water
Ae7
Frank Fear
Dan S. Budd
Neil Lunde
Robert M. Miler
Pag Scherbel
Fear
Board of Supervisors
Erd
Dimsera'ion
Marvey J Humphrey Awared
Purple Heart
Harvey J. Y
Humphrey
Vic
Fort
Walter Gurney
This Place
Formcer Josiy Gurney
Fs Sonibatt
Tam
Don Lewis
Fort Cnllins
Mia
Rodman Rather
Pennmsylvania
BI Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
GEQ
Fost
Yoming Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cokeville
A-B
AF & AM
Arthur Wheer
Donald Wassenberg
Masonic Hall
Caroline Doerr
Paul Allen
Pineddie, Wyoming
Wm. Budd, JR
Gray’s
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