1960 Colorado River runoff forecast and 1965 tax changes
The Bureau of Reclamation predicts above normal 1960 water runoff for the Colorado River Basin based on Oct–Dec precipitation. Estimated runoff exceeds nine million acre feet, with about one million from the Green River Basin. Tax changes alter gasoline refund handling, now a credit against income tax for 1965–66 filings, plus advice to keep detailed gas purchase records.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Green River Basin
Flaming Gorge
Billy Paddock Transfer Reveals Forest Service Shuffle
District Ranger Wes Paddock joins Big Piney district with reassignment on the Weiser Payette circuit effective February 13 1966. Rodman Barker shifts from Caribou to Idaho Falls district to replace him. Barker a Utah State grad and former Targhee forester brings wife Sherrill and two children.
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Wm R. Paddock
Big Piney
Bridge National Forest
Weiser
Payette National Forest
Bill
Dstrict
Hoback
Teton National Forest
Rodman N. Barker
Caribou National Forest
Paddock
Barker
Idaho Falls
Caribou
Heo
Penn~ssivoals
U. S. Air Force
Utah State University
Targhee National Forest
Sherrill
Douglas
Elame
Lori Wagner 1965 National March of Dimes Child
Milwaukee girl Lori Wagner born with an open spine meets Legion officials as the 1965 National March of Dimes Child. Highlighted with her parents and Wy oming Legion commander Hary Betess, the feature notes vaccines and funding aims to combat birth defects affecting one in every 25 U.S. births each year.
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Losely
Lori Wagner
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Legion
Loy
Hary L. Betess
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Swunistian March of Dimes i
U. S
March of Dimes
Big Piney Cemetery Board Holds First Meeting
The Big Piney Cemetery Board of Trustees met at the Town Hall Tuesday night with Mildred Miller, C. R. O'Neil, Dan Chapel, and James Lace present. Absent were Dan Houda and J. F. Mickelson. The board postponed officer elections until a full quorum appears and set next meeting for 7 00 pm on February 14, 1966.
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Big Piney Cemetery
Possbie
Tee
Big Piney
Piney Cemetery
James Luce
Larry Perkins Promoted at Fort Polk Amid Training
Larry E. Perkins, son of Mr and Mrs Noyman D Perkins of Big Piney Wyoming, receives an Army pay grade promotion after early completion of basic combat training at Fort Polk Louisiana. His advancement stems from proficiency with the M 14 rifle, high physical test scores, and leadership potential, under a new Army policy rewarding exceptional trainees. Perkins previously worked at Mikts Drive In in Pinedale before enlisting on November 20 1955 and is a 1960 graduate of Big Piney High School. He attended Utah State University.
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Fort Polk
Larry E. Perkins
Noyman D. Perkins
Big Piney
Wyo
Perkins
Department of the Army
Mikts
Pinedale
Army
Piney (Wye
Utah State University of Agraculume and Applied Science
Dogan
Sublette County Homemakers plan yearly events and officers
The Sublette County Homemakers Council met January 19 at the Bowlmore to plan yearly events in Big Piney and across the county. Highlights include a public talent revue on March 12, a March achievement program and dinner, a Stitchery program in April, the Hobby Show and County Tea on October 19, and health and safety, international relations, citizenship, and publicity sessions for club programs. Officers elected include Mazar Fear as secretary-treasurer, Nora Ryburn as president, and Nellie Rogers as vice president, with Barbara Pape, Blanche Clark, June Alderman, and Stella McKinstry aiding as county chairs and home agent. The group planned an officer training, small buzz groups, and collaboration with the 4-H Council for lunch at the County Fair on August 19-20, appointing Lot Rock as chair of the committee with Vicente and Nancy Stoits assisting.
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Sublette County Homemakers Council
Bowlmore
Asm
Sublite County
Big Piney
Mazar? Fear
Counci
Nora Ryburn
Nellie Rogerts
Wh Styive
Barbara Pape
Blanche Clark
June Alderman
Stella McKinstry
Lundh
Lot Rock
Vicente
Nancy Stoits
Piney Boosters Club 1965 Review At Meeting
Piney Boosters Club highlights 1965 activities and accomplishments reviewed at a regular meeting led by President Donald R. Wassenberg. Officers listed include Near as vice president Miley as secretary treasurer and Shepherd and Gervs as directors. Committees named and plans discussed for expanded participation and projects. Next meeting set for February 28 at the Sage Cafe with a planned program.
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Piney Boosters Lab
Donald R. Wassenberg
Lastett
Kenneth V. Near
Flora Miley
Robert W. Shepherd
Loretta Gervs
Wayne M. Bardhn
James A. Greenwood, Jr
Lowe Tomassi
Kenneth M Fear
Charman
George Nichols
K. V. Near
Paw N. Scherbel
Sage Cafe
Beng
Gene Inloes Has Busy Year As County Agent
Jussem ommete County Agent notes a record year with 1 708 office inquiries and 2 116 telephone calls. He conducted 1 654 farm and home visits while keeping Sublette County ranchers informed on agriculture through University of Wyoming outreach. Packages on laundering fashions foods mental health and more are available from Sica McKinstry to groups in the county.
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Fark - McNery
University of Wyoming
Gene Inloes
Jussem
Ommete
Gene
Informaton
University of Wyoming College of Agriculture
Gere
Sublette
Sica McKinstry
Fear Knope Nuptials In Pinedale January Twenty Two
Clifton Fear Sr and Gladys Knope were united in marriage on Saturday January 22 1966 at 2 00 pm in the home of her daughter and son in law Jan Mr and Mrs Andy Harrower in Pinedale Wyoming. Rev Calvin H Eliott officiated with family members and a few friends present. A buffet dinner followed. The couple reside in Pinedale and Clifton is well known and respected in the community.
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Clifton Fear
Gladys Knope
Pinedale
Jan
Andy Harrower
Wyo
Calvin H. Eliott
Umamente
Mr. Harrowers
Clifton
Local Boy to Appear Before Governor
Life Scout Blake Hymas was selected to appear before an interviewing committee January 20 in Evanston Wyoming for the report to the Governor during Boy Scout Week. He will leave for Cheyenne February 16 and report to the Governor on February 11 and 12. Blake is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hymas and belongs to Boy Scout Troop 22.
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Blake Hymas
Evanston
Wyo
Chyenne
Blake
Jack Hymas
4-H Home Ec Judging Practice Set
A 4-H home economics judging practice is scheduled for February 5 at the Daniel Schorl house. All 3 H members and leaders are urged to attend at 10 am to learn the classes to be judged this year and receive judging information. Names Lois Koch Loig Cutter Nore Ryburn Sissia McKinstry noted, with two county judging contest days to be set.
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Daniel Schorl
Pinedale
Spiks
Lois Koch Loig Cutter
Nore Ryburn
Sissia McKinstry
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