Seedskadee Project Report To Big Piney Lions
Mr B K Mendenhall reports to the Big Piney Lions on progress for the Goldskadee Project on Green River. The plan includes a dam three miles above the Green River, storage of water starting 1963 or 1964, a canal system delivering irrigation to about 43 000 acres, and a 1 000 000 acre feet reservoir capacity. About 40 families will settle the area in Lincoln County with a Trona development planned on the south end. The presentation followed by a screening on the Upper Colorado Project drew roughly 30 Lions and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Mendenhall
Bureau of Reclamation
Ux Big Piney Tacns Glub
Goldskadee
Green Rich
Bug Piney Lions
Elunes Cafe
Mendenhall
Green River
Budge
Farton
Names Hill Cafe
Osarvoir
Moendenhall
Amu Fk
Gian
WY Jr
Ac.c
Eld
Jumma
Water Giaein
L.urmete
Sweetvoic
Stauffer Chenicl Co
Mendahall Representatves
Dureau
Reclama
Valentine Foss Dies at Salt Lake Veteran Hospital
Valentine Shorty Foss 68 a former Big Piney resident died last Saturday in the Veterans Hospital Salt Lake City where he had been a patient for a year He was employed by Philip Marincic Sr and later with the Forest Service during summers He was well known and had many friends with whom he shared memories His remains were shipped to Grand Junction for services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Big Piney
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Philip Marincic, Sr
Forest Service
National Wool Growers Meet Opens In Denver
In Denver January 22 to 25 the 9th annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association gathers about 700 delegates from 16 states to discuss industry problems. Officers will be elected and a banquet slated. participants include leaders from Arizona California Idaho Montana Mississippi Nevada New Mexico Oregon Texas Utah Washington Wyoming and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National
National Association
Edwin E. ‘Marsh
Denvers
Tara
Harral D-Graff
Ccl
Baker
Cual
Siu Yettegash
Wangan
Ci Moss Tigha
Utah Extension Service
H J Devutaua
Rupid Quy
S.D
Need
Cau Ta
Wiaarl Adalotactien
Wineedie Ain
G T Kung
Leas A & Ae Irwsse
A Lo Pope
University Pa Mae
Clare
Scss
Bua Lay
Hove
Ainy
Alers
Ana Cance
Arizona
California
Wolufaco
Idaho
Undine
Misassippi
Montana
Nevada
New Mexial
Oregon
Texas
Uta
Weehington
South Dakoa
Wiscotsur Nu
Sewing Group Makes Progress at Marbleen Meeting
On January 7 the Sewing it group met at Mrs Dorothy Bell's home in Marbleen. Girls worked on hems and skirt gathers as they progress. They planned another session January 14 at Mrs Clifford Stradky's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bell
Marbleen
Hits Clifford Stradky
Vices and Durlal Note Relative Here A Sister Living There
A fragment indicates Vices and Durlal with a sister living at the same location. The text implies family ties and residential arrangement involving a sister. No dates or further details are provided in the fragment.
Great Decisions foreign policy program announced
The 196 version of the Great Decisions program will start the week of February 5. Sponsored by the University of Wyoming and Extension Service, the discussion topics include Germany in crisis, world leadership in the cold war, Japan and Asia, the Americas in jeopardy, arms and survival, and the world economy. For more details contact Walton Goboway at the Division of Activities, University of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Urbighi
University of Wyoming
Mat Ral
Portign Polity Ascitat
World Affairs Center
Germany
Europe
Africa
Japan
Peparelly
Americas
Cules Road
Walttle Goboway Division
Acwit Lau 2A
Safety Poster Contest Spurs County Drive for Winners
Sublette County Farm Bureau and Wyomingham Bureau sponsor a four safety slogan poster contest for all grade levels in the county. Cash awards in two divisions reward county winners, with six prize levels including state bonds and cash. Entry blanks available from Mrs. Berry, Farm Bureau committee chair, or at schools. entries due by date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Reri'y Bu Dbi
Ehauman
Farm
Results of Soil and Water Conservation Election
Results of the Big Piney Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors election show Dan H. Budd and John Kvenild receiving the highest votes. Dan S. Budd and John Kvenild were declared elected by plurality. the canvass occurred January 1951 with six members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Big Piney Soil and Water Coastation District
Fata
Bul
Dan H
Mickelson
Gorden
Budd
Dar
Olson
Arild
Kvenild
John
Yose
Walter, Jr
Elgist
Dan
John Kvenild
Wethersfore
Dan S
John Kvenil
Bias
Piney Sell
Comerion
Frank W Cushatt
Fred Beckyeeavhens
Polio Aid Costs Drain March of Dimes Funds in 1961
Basil O’Connor reports heavy outlays for direct patient aid and research under The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. He notes 1961 needs total about $45 million, with 1960 costs around $13.25 million for roughly 40,000 polio cases, and cites ongoing education and professional training expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
Basil O'Connor
New March of Times
Ingeborg Cully
New York City
Tommy
Davey
Boston
Hi Way 189 Association Meeting Recaps Officers
The Hi Way 189 Association met in Kemmerer last Friday with incumbent officers reelected. President Robert Bots of Kemmerer, Secretary-Treasurer Arcue Willmere of Evanston, and Vice-President TL V. Moore of Coalville Utah were confirmed. Doc Burgoon urged greater local business interest to secure a fair share of publicity and urged members to send colored transparencies for promotion of Big Piney area tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bots
Kemmeer
Arcue Willmere
Evanston
Ecretary-Tressurer
TL V. Moore
Coalville
Utith
George Barpart
Doc” Burgoon
Big Piney
Kay Ribbins
Walker Bank
Salt Uske City
Utah
Craig L. Thomas Named New Secretary of Wyoming Farm Bureau
Craig L. Thomas of Laramie is named by the Farm Bureau board as executive vice president and treasurer nominee. He has a long service record including the Marine Reserve, university rodeo, and work in Wyoming agencies. His wife Leela and sons Thomas and John Chay are noted as supporting his career path. George Poverley and Herb Manig are identified as Farm Bureau staff, with the organization’s leadership position still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crigh
Cran
Sa c Farm Bureau Board of
Oun - Ich Ano Vetreary
Whef Tnurance Service
Hoscpiices
Wyonung
Thomas
Wyunung
Amiga Tristidae Sevices
Thomas Wieoo
Lidy
Tuait City
Lawry Wilde
Marine Cope
Vange
George Poverley
Laramie
Wyoming
Beau
Herb Manig
cluainUy
4-H Sewing I Group Meeting Notes at Mrs Vieber’s
The 4-H Sewing I group met at Mrs Maderne Vieber's after school on January 9 196? We discussed our scrapbooks and learned to thread the bobbin and machine. Next meeting slated for January 23 1881, reported by Cathy Hertrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maderne Vieber
Cathy Hertrickson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seedskadee
Valentine Foss
Vets Hospital
S. L
Valentine
Shorty
Foss A
Ser
Nat‘l Wool Growers
Durlal
Ter
Vuron Joma
Tone Fisn Sal
Cyneton
William Tosry
Tvgion
Leven Hall
Toomans
Pane
Doner
Marie Tatrsil
Public Ty
Ingeborg
Tommy Davey
Kemmerer
Craig L. Thomas
Laramie, New Sec‘y Wyo
Farm Bureau
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