Big Piney Boy Scouts at Newfork Camp
Five members of Big Piney Troop 22 attend Jim Bridger Boy Scout Camp at Newfork Lake for a week of swimming boating hiking and tests. Acting Scoutmaster Paul N. Scherbel accompanies them. The troop is sponsored by the Upper Green River Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bridger
Newfork Lake
Big Piney Troup
Jimmy Miller
Sheldon Windley
Howard Earls, Jr
Larry Perkins
Larry Slatter
Paul N. Scherbel
Upper Green River
Church of Decus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Victor S. McGinnis
Sheldon Windey, Jr
Howard Earls
Charles Wilkerson
Jol Ward
Mountain Meadows Research Aims at Better Forage Yields
The program outlines principles to increase production of mountain meadows used for winter forage, covering elevation, nutrients, irrigation, and harvest maturity. It notes 700000 acres supply feed for about 500000 head of livestock, with ranges at 5000 to 10000 feet and a need for generalized guidelines from broad testing. Orville Wilkerson injured a thumb cleaning a broken jar. Dr Knapp closed the wound with fourteen stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forres
M. Willhite
Hayden K. Pouse
Eugene G. Slemer
Mountain Meadows
Researcher Mountainn Meadows
Mry
Orville Wilkerson
Dr. Knapp
Canvinks on the Aspens book announced by Sublette Guild
Sublette County Artist's Guild announces a fall publication of Canvinks on the Aspens a collection of biographies short stories articles and poems with advance sale price three dollars advance orders mailed county wide reserved copies from Mrs. Floyd Spencer or Mrs. James Mickelson Big Piney per guild committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Artist's Guild
Aspens
Floyd Spencer
James Mickelson
Big Piney
Artist's Guild Committee
Former Game Warden Bere Wins Praise For Actions At Lost Park Fire
Deputy game warden Jack Barton in the Laramie area is praised by Medicine Bow National Forest supervisor J. Fortenberry for discovering the Lost Park forest fire scene and directing immediate suppression efforts until reinforcements arrived. Fortenberry notes Barton’s decisive actions in a letter describing the fire response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barton
Laramie
J. Fortenberry
Medicine Bew National Forest
Lost Park
Fox Park
AUF. CG
Reene
Fortenberry
Barton
Dedication and Celebration for Pacific Northwest Gas Pipeline
Belco Petroleum and partners mark gas delivery to the Pacific Northwest Pipeline with a 2:00 p.m. dedication at Compressor Station No. 23 on Dry Piney Creek and a 3:30 p.m. community dance at Big Piney Hall. Governor Simpson will speak. bands Red Wella and his Skyline Ramblers and Mark Jackson and his Elk Mountain Boys perform. Barbecue from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Initial gas flow expected at 90 million cu ft per day from Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belco Petroleum Corporation
David C. Bintliff
Pacific Northwest
Big Piney
Dry Piney Creek
Red Wella
Sklyne Ramblers
Cheyenne
Mark Jackson
Elk Mountain Boys
Hannat
Paul
Virostko
Elaine
Simpson
General Petroleum Corporation
Mountain
Fuck Supply
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corporation
Carter Oil Company
Llanolind Oil and Gas Company
David C
Forage Production Tour Highlights Sublette County
County Agent report details a crowd touring Boulder area meadows and fields showing renovation, seeding, and fertilizer trials. Demonstrations covered irrigation systems, nitrogen fertilization on meadow, sage burning, and border irrigation. Antelope permits go on sale August 1 with five areas drawn by Cheyenne Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Boulder
Don Sparks
Alfred Ditton Place
George Ditton Ranch
Floyd Brousemant
Fay Barger
Wendell Grable Ranch
Paul Hagensteins
Fred Shriver
Shriver
J. Jiacolletti
Wyomig Game and Fish Commission
Cheyanne
Little Sandy-Lancer Creek
South Rock Springs
South Pinedale
North Pinedale
West Green River-Kummerer
Delinquent Tax List Notice From Sublette County Treasurer
Notice to taxpayers announces delinquent tax list preparation by Hazel Lawes Sublette County Treasurer. It urges property owners to clear taxes to save expenses. Rural youth from nations to attend IF YE conference referenced in rural notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lawes
Sublette County
Community Church Hosts Fish Construction Picnic at Marbleton
Local members of the Community Congregational Church entertained the families of Fish Construction Co. with a July 19 barbecue at Jigz Ball ranch Marbleton. More than 400 attended enjoying hamburgers baked beans watermelon and salads while praising the company for helping lay the parsonage foundation and supporting vacation Bible school. The community will miss the group when they leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Construction Co
Marbleton
Wyoming groups push highway safety drive with Simpson
Officials from the Wyoming State Highway Department met with Governor Milward Simpson to discuss reducing highway deaths. The group proposed intensified selective enforcement, license suspensions for serious violations, standardized markings, and radar use, plus considerations of a state litterbug law for disposing of garbage on rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Milward Ll. Simpson
State Highway Department
J. R. Bromley
William B. Bradley
Nel Boyd
Vitro
Simson
Simpson
International Farm Youth Exchange conference at Iowa State College
Thirty six youths from 36 countries including four Wyoming visitors meet at Iowa State College Ames from July 23 to August 4, sponsored by the 4 H Foundation. The mid point conferences aim to enhance the second half of their six month U S stay by reviewing experiences and observations with farm families in two states. Participants include Klaus Nixdorf Brazil Martti Hanhi vara Finland Emile Braquaval France and Miss Helen Phares Lebanon. 96 states host 151 exchangees in their second state visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Towa State College
Ames
Iowa
Betwern
United States
4-H Foundation
International Farm Youth Exchange
Klaus Nixdorf
Brasil
Martti K. Hanhivaara
Finland
Emile Braquaval
France
Helen Phares
Lebanon
U.S.A
4-H Style Revue at Pinedale July 31 Demonstrations
The public is invited to attend the 4-H demonstrations and style revue at Pinedale school on Tuesday July 31 at 1 36 PM. County 4-H members compete for ribbons and trophies with awards funded by Homemaker clubs. Demonstrations cover clothing care manners foods and clothing projects for junior and senior girls. Judges include Mrs Clarence Cook from Uintah County and Miss Alma Schett from Sweetwater County. A county fair with ribbons for 4-H members is set for September 1 at Big Piney with open classes for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Clarence Cook
Uinti County
Alma Schett
Sweetwater County
Big Piney
Picnics and visits mark Pacific Northwest Compressor Station notes
Personal news from Pacific Northwest Compressor Station describes a Thursday picnic at Tip Top Mountain with trout, ice cream and cake. Attendees include the Gilliam, Gregory, Duvall, Kimber, Hoaming, Balk, Krell, Pope, Walter and related families plus visiting Kemmerer residents. Sunday excursions featured Tetons sightseeing and a Grand Teton swim. Pacific Northwest residents attend a Carpet school meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Bernard Balk
Bers Krell
Big Piney
Edwin Pope
Burney
Danist
Charl Walter
Pope
Biker
Meade
Comprecsor Station
Kenneth Marin
Dilliz Rader
Mullinville
Kansas
Donald Gilliam
Tetons
Jackson Hole
Grandte Pool
Hoback Canyon
Pacific Northorest
Vision Specialist to Visit Marbleton Hotel Friday
Dr. H. B. Scarborough, a noted vision specialist, will return to Marbleton Friday August 3 to serve the community and nearby towns. He is regarded as one of the Intermountain region’s top eye care professionals and invites residents to seek examination that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Scarborough
Marbletor
Unbranded Calves Inspected in Sublette County Sale
Reports of official inspections of unbranded beef calves under six months old, shipped from Sublette County, received as false when unaccompanied by their dam. Inspections dated June 38 1956 at Ogden Union Stockyards. Consigned by A. E. Seabacher and Daniel G. H. Good, Executive Officers, Wyoming Live Stock and Sanitary Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ogden Union Stockyards
A. E. Seabacher
Daniel G. H. Good
Wyoming Live Stock & Sanitary Board
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Big Piney Boy Scouts
Newfork Camp
Colorado Mountain
Bere
Jim Jorgenson
Max
Lester Pape
Larsmie
Donald Gillham
Johnnie Gregory
Vision
Marbleton Hotel
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