Micheli Marincic Marriage in Fort Bridger Dec 29 1959
Miss Dorothy Micheli became Mrs Michael Marincic in St Helen's mission church Fort Bridger on December 29 1959. Double ring ceremony at 10 cm mass by Rev James Godley with Rev Charles Bartk of Big Piney and Pinedale. music by Rusl Sandercock Midwest and others. Bride home Fort Bridger, groom Big Piney. reception at American Legion hall. they honeymoon in Salt Lake City and reside near Philip Marincic ranch. Mrs Marincic teaches at Big Piney High School. many local residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Micheli
Michael Marindy
St. Helen’s
Fort Bridger
James Godley
Charles Bartek
Big Piney
Pinedale
Danny Marinck
Bidie Bind
Joseph Michell
Fort Brisger
Philip Maringh
Biz Piney
Rusxl Sandercock
Midwest
Kenneth Fear, Jr
Big Putty
Lawrence Buras
Joe G. Tichell
FortiBridger
Sandercosk
Trer
Panis Angenew
Qranchise
Dana Folher
Gig Piney
Gormee
Iphanous
Dale Micheli
Kiag Kaye Marineie
Airvielle Michei
Philip Mar‘neic, Jr
Mishei
Marinckc
Mark Elmer
Ernest Giorgis
Marincic
Salt Lake City
Philip Marincic
Clifton Fear
Rodney Bennett
Dana Fosher
Patti Doerr
Dan Chapel
Steve
Pat
Barbara Chapel
Martha Stevens
Ed Sutherlin
Kenneth Fear
Deanne
Lynda
Clair Wehr
Joe Bull
Mary
Nancy
Jackie Merzilian
Sherry Fackrell
Mirs Charles
P T A Meeting At Big Piney High School
The Big Piney Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting at the high school Monday evening January 11 at 8 p m Dr Thomas Johnston Pinedale health officer will present a health program for the Big Piney school Dr Johnston and Dr E B Burgeon of Big Piney will explain the program and how parents and the community can help make it successful The public is urged to attend
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Big Piney
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Johnston
Pinedale
Sublette
Big Pinney
Johnston
E. JB. Burgeon
Transfer of Two Game and Fish Biologists Announced
State Game Warden James B. White announced the January 1 transfer of two game and fish department biologists. James W. June, long time big game biologist at Newcastle, moves to Green River as bird biologist for District 4 Whiteyard, a Wyoming University graduate who served as deputy game warden at Goke Ville from 1954 to 1958. Marvin Hockley, big game biologist at Powell, transfers to Sheridan to replace June in District 3, will be stationed in Sheridan. Hockey, also a University of Wyoming graduate, joined the department four years ago as a hatchery assistant and served at Boulder Dubois before becoming Powell’s game biologist in July 1958.
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Fis
James B. White
James W. June
Newcastle
Green River
Whiteyard
June
University of Wyoming
Goke Ville
Marvin Hockley
Powell
Sheridan
Community Congregational Church Annual Meeting Jan 10
The Annual Business Meeting of the Community Congregational Church will be held January 10 at 8:00 pm. Members and friends are urged to be present. Short reports from various organizations will be heard, nominations of officers, proposed budget for 1980, and preparations for men’s work. Regular sports from this meeting will be forwarded to regional offices.
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Community Congregational Church
Burasy
Retechnicans
Tri- State
Y Besk
New York City
Stockholders Meeting Called by Cretaceous Oil Company
Notice states a stockholders meeting of Cretaceous Oil Company on Friday January 15 1960 at 2 00 PM at the residence of Helen E Heck Big Pine Sublette County Wyoming for electing a Board of Directors and other business. Date appears December 30 with Budd president signing and publication December 31 and January 7.
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Cretaceous Oil Company
Helen E. Heck
Big Pney
Sublette County
Wyoming
Dan H. Budd
Stockholders Meeting Notice for State Bank of Big Piney
The annual stockholders meeting of the State Bank of Big Piney in Big Piney Wyerling aims to elect the Board of Directors and address other business. It will take place in the director's room on Monday January 1 1960 at 2:00 pm, with publication on December 31 and January 7.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
Big Piney, Wyerling
Toom
Polio Vaccinations and TB Testing at School Clinics
The notice warns that third doses of polio vaccine are due for children who received second doses at spring free school clinics. It notes past state funding and pharmacist help, and mentions plans for skin testing for Chico’s if costs are individual concerns, with vaccine available through local pharmacies.
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State Health Department
Rigby
Iccal
Masonic Officers for 1960 at Big Piney Lodge No 47
The 1960 slate of officers for Big Piney Lodge No 47 A F and A M is announced with Ibaed Winberg W M George Moffat S W Dan Budd J W John Gallamore S Be Kenish Guio J D Fat Wok 5 Frank Bray JL J Gos Nichols and Frank Bray Secretary Janis Jensen treasurer named for the year.
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Big Piney Lodge No. 47
A. F
A.M
Ibaed Winberg
George Moffat
S. W. Dan & Budd
J. W. John Gallamore
S. Be. Kenish Guio
J. D. Fat Wok
Frank Bray
Gos. Nichols
Mer Frank Bray
Janis Jensen
State Gas Tax Refund Blanks Mailed
Sublette County ranchers receive gas tax refund blanks announced by county agent Carl Umbight. The form applies to gasoline bought and used for agricultural purposes. Blank forms were supplied by Sublette County Farm Bureau. Help is available at the county extension office in Pinedale.
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Sublette
Carl Umbighit
Sublette County
Curtis Beck Vows Unite Wyoming Censors in California
Nan Curtis and Wilbun Beck, censors at the University of Wyoming, were married on December 30, 1959, in San Bernardino, California. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Curtis of San Bernardino, is granddaughter of Mrs. Jesse B. Budd of Big Piney. After their December wedding, the couple returned to Laramie and plan to graduate in June before Beck enters the army as a second lieutenant. The bride’s mother is Kathryn Budd Turner, a former UW student.
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Nan Curtis
Wilbun Beck
University of Wyoming
San Bernardino
California
Arnold Curti
Jesse B. Budd
Big Piney
Curtis
Laramie
Kathryn Budd Turner
Farmers Tax Guide 1960 Now Available in Pinedale
The 1960 Farmers Tax Guide is available from the county extension office in Pinedale. County agent Carl Urbiykit notes it covers depreciation depletion capital gains casualty losses self employment social security tax forced taxes and other income tax items for farmers and researchers. The guide may be obtained by writing or calling the county extension office in Pinedale.
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Rifce
Pinedale
Carl Urbiykit
Notice of Water Commissioner Office Hours
Water Commissioner will hold office hours at Town Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Town Council has ordered this schedule.
National Guard Muster Day Observed February 22 1960
Adjutant General announces nationwide Muster Day during Washington's Birthday week. Histories recount Minuteman origins from 1775 to 1824 visit by Lafayette and growth to a 400000 peacetime force. Guardsmen will assemble, take oath, and present aims for inspection. communities urged to cooperate. A stray note mentions the vicuna as the smallest camel family member.
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Wyoming
Minuteman Naonal
Snce
Thei
George Washington
Guardian of Our Liberties
Lexington and
Concord
Yalu
Lovery National Guardsman
Natonal Guard
United States
Vicuna Iaw
Dimes Opens First Birth Defects Center in Columbus
The Columbus Birth Defects Study Center at Children’s Hospital opens as the first program blending clinical care with research and training. Backed by the New March of Dimes January drive, it targets birth defects amid ongoing efforts to prevent and treat these conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
New March of Dimes
United States
Apc
Children’s Hospital
March of Dimes
March of Dimes Organization
Columbus Birth Defects Study Center
Columbus Children’s Hospital
Jackie Vess
Madonna Galich
Cattle Dipping Program Reaches 29000 Cattle in 71 Herds
Drs Barrows and Noah report 29 000 cattle dipped last week across 71 herds in the county as part of the scab eradication program. Dipping vats operate at several ranches including Newcomb Ranch and Camp O The Pines Motel area. several thousand calves have been dipped with no ill effects on recently weaned calves. The disease remains widespread with new infections found, inspectors stationed to handle expected dip efforts in coming weeks.
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Bob Thomonson
Dean Binning
Newcomb Ranch
Olaf Polson
Bob Miler
Lester Pape
Joe Budd
Ken Guio
Camp O' the Pines
Pinedalé
Moving Catlie Out Of Sublette County Quarantine
Procedure announced by Dr Barrows assistant state veterinarian details permits and quarantine rules for moving cattle from Sublette to other Wyoming areas or states. Cattle may be shipped within Wyoming with a ten day official shipment dip. cross state moves require a permit from the state veterinary office. some states demand re quarantining and dipping. Idaho requires a sign on haulers. Cattle cannot be slaughtered for sixty days after shipment. Contact Lamp Of The Pines Motel or county agents in Pine Tale for info. Town Council orders strict sewer and water use rules with separate hookups and prohibited taps without permission.
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Barrows
Wyoming
Vecrinarign
Pimedaie
Idaho
Cale
Lindane
Lamp of the Pines
Pine Tale
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William Beck
Farmers Tax Guide
Counil
National Guard
Catlie
Sewer-Water Commissioner