Chauncy F McKear Set to Graduate From West Point
Chauncy F McKear, son of Mr and Mrs Harry V Parker of Piney Wyoming, is slated to graduate from the U S Military Academy at West Point. At 22 he will be commissioned as a service lieutenant in the Army with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He attended Pavallia High School and Northwest Community College, and earned recognition in French language, photography and seabe, with senior-year rank as sergeant.
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West Foint NO
Cidé Chaucy
McKearn
Harry V. Parker
P’ney
Wyo
U.S Miffar Academy
West Pont
Wil BP
West Po
Forner Senato
Joe J. Heke
D-Wye
Pavallia High School
Amd
Northwest Community College
Powel
Cubs
Serge
Cegets
Homemakers Council Meeting in Wyoming Extension
The Homemakers Council meets June 6 to 8 at Jurion High School in Trengien Wyoming with speaker Cent er Cocrk and Mos Suranf ers from Northwest Extension. The event includes demonstrations and a regional workshop, with contact Kenneth Fear in Big Piney and Sandy Clark as publicity chair for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Certs
Dybin
Fort Colas
Cee
Cays
Reveris
Ivort
Kenneth Fear
Big Piney
Sandy Glark
Pubtelly
John Hintz Receives Gold Key from Casper College
John Hintz, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hintz of Big Piney, earns the Gold Key Award from Casper College Department of Agriculture. Hintz, a 1966 Big Piney High School graduate, is active in the Casper Rodeo Club and has maintained a strong academic record to qualify for this honor.
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Werg
Wiliam Henry
Caspty' College
Jom Hints
Frank Hentz
Big Piney
Hintz
Big Piney High School
Ons Stud
Casper Coleze
Caper Coles
Graduation Program for Class of 1966
The program lists speakers Rev Arthur J Welcome Albert Stepherd and Bishop J Wisen Hyni er. It includes a defining preamble for seniors 796% and a presentation of diplomas by Rose Thompson and Don Wassenberg with a benediction by Rev Arthur J Higa.
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Geogram
Nh Scheel
Feecscaal
Trocatln
Arthur J
Aibert Stepherd
Southereen Addrais
Sidner Ee Tnd
Curb Everyman Vea
Sth Grads
Jia Krenld
Bamtrea Jo Boxman
Mert Adiress
J. Wisen Hynier
J. Wisen Hynier, D. D
Wassenberg
Rose “Thompson
Arthur J. Higa Schoo
Mayor and Mrs Scherbel Attend Western Association Convention
Mayor Scherbel and Mrs Paul Scherbel travel to Casper to attend the Western Association Convention through Saturday. The program includes learning and events aimed at helping members manage issues connected with civic life and public service.
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Wor
Paul Scher
Casper
cRics
May Picnic Highlights Cub Scouts Pack 22 Event
About seventy scouts joined a May Picnic at the Lander Trail Ber Ram Place. The event featured a flag ceremony led by Rocky McWilliams, awards for many Cubs, and races along the Landa Trail with several age-group results and a handful of notable attendees.
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Thie Cubs
Smalfny
Lander
Rocky McWillams
Aawands
Ellos Arkw Psins
Gid
Rodney Kidm
Bye
Barda
Darrel Kidman
Roger Deckes
Justinqhorson
Raymond Cramer
Bily
Arrow
Silver
Barde Bardin
Robert Noble
Hever
Darvel
Justin Jehrvon
Barly Sims
Kevin Wright
Brar
Richard Jarve
Lion— Levy E’stwrth
Stephen Falamuk
Rusty McBride
Elly Sims
Gubs
Mark Berm
Greg” Freen
Bob Philers
Marore Scher
Rebam
Bargin
Mike Philips
Stephen Pelnn' Tyk
Rickie Hevgnove
Tan Thornson Ut
Res Haygrove
Stephen Fatanik
Kurt Shepherd
Judre Fe
Mickelson Engagement Announced for Coyling Ann
Mr and Mrs Gordon Mickelson announce the engagement of their daughter Coyling Ann to Mr Wayne Foindexter son of Mr and Mrs Bill Poindexter of Albuquerque New Mexico. Coyling Ann is a graduate of The Bishop's School La Jolla California and attended Stephengs College and the University of Wyoming. Wayne Foindexter attended The University of New Mexico. The wedding will take place in August.
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Gordon Mickelson
Coyling Ann
Wayne Foindexter
Bill Poindexter
Abuquerque
New Mexico
Mickelson
Bishop's School
la Jolla
California
Iso
Stephengs College
University of Wyoming
Porienter
Univerity
New Mexco
Timber Sale Awarded to Star Valley Lumber Co
The Dig Piney Ranger District announced that the timber sale on May 27 1566 was awarded to Star Valley Lumber Co of Afton Wyoming on a competitive basis. The site operated under the Eg Pire Ranger District Mutiple Use Plan and evaluated conflicts with range wildlife recreation watershed and timber sale impacts to ensure the best interest of the American people.
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Et Noth Co
Tonward
Star Valley Laimtes Co
Afton
Wyoming
Eg Pire Ranger District
Nateral
Portland Rose Festival Parade to Feature Major Sponsor
The Rose Festival Grand Parade in Portland will include a large flowered float sponsored by the Lorch Chamber of Commerce. Honorary Ringhood will be awarded to Maye Cal S. Yougart, and the parade is expected to draw hundreds of thousands along the route with more than 40 flowered floats. The theme is From the Music Store, with parade coverage reaching millions on national networks.
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Portland
Loai
We- 31Ae
Lorch Chamber of Commerce
Level
Cal S. Yougart
Marnle
Network Islension
Wyonine Wen
Akes Tronhe
Pa- Tae
Bank Sign Lights Up In Big Piney On Tuesday
A new time and temperature sign at the State Bank of Big Piney was activated on Tuesday, May 21, 1966, at 4220 Pam. The sign displayed 62 degrees. The addition is expected to be a useful service to the community.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
Com
New Thermopolis School to Serve Mentally Retarded Through Intensive Physical Therapy
Thermopolis Public Schools in cooperation with the State Education Department will open a Gottsche Rehabilitation Center based program for mentally retarded students in the Big Horn Basin. The facility will provide dormitory living, supervised classrooms, and therapy at cost, aiming to raise IQ through coordinated physical therapy and daily living skills. Students from Hot Springs, Wasatch, Big Horn, Park, and Fremont counties may enroll, with nonresident options and an on-site workshop later for employment training. Norman Mikkelson is the contact for more information.
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Thermopolis
Wyoming
Thermopolis School d Sttct
Gottsche Rehabilitation Center
Gotsche
Big Horn
Gottsche
Widtdh
Rousche
Hothrongs
Wasakie Big Horn
Park
Fremont
Norman Mikkelson
Thermopolis Superntendent
Lynn Sprague Forester Transferred to Teton National Forest
Lynn Sprague Forester in charge of Timber Management Afton Ranger District is promoted on June 12 to the Teton National Forest Jackson Wyoming to lead the Insect project announced by C Deshler. Born July 12, 1939 in Posey Utah he studied at Boise Junior College and Oregon State University earning a BS in Forestry in 1963. He joined the Forest Service in May 1960 as a smokejumper on the Payette National Forest and later moved to the Division of Timber Management in Ogden before the Afton transfer. While in Afton he served as First Aid Chairman for the Red Cross Star Valley Chapter and is a member of the Evks Lodge and Jackson Tour Ski Patrol.
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Lynn Sprague
Afton
Teton Naional Forest
Jackson
Wyonming
C. Deshler
Lynn
Bor
Posey
Payette National Forest
Division of Timber Management
Ogden
First Aid
Red Crocs
Star Valley
Evks Lodge
Jackson Tole Ski Patrol
First Artists Guild Meeting Held at Ada Budd Home
The Sublette County artists group held its first meeting of the year at Ada Every's Big Piney home with Dele Ball as co host. Winners included Mae Mickelson and Wilda Springmans. The wild prize went to Reva Zeigler.
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Artists’ Guild
Ada Budd
Sublette County
Guld
Ada Every
Big Piney
Dele Ball
Mae Mickelson
Wilda Springmans
Reva Zeigler
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Chauncy F. McKear
West Point
Chaunsy F. McKearn
Homemakers Council
John Hintz
Scherbel
Cub
Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon
Milward. Simpson
William Scotty Jack
Washington
Jack
Small Business Administration
Ivman
Mt. View Phantoms
Livman-Mt. View
Los Recreation Hall
Peepee
Statenent of
Cecil Shaw
Malcolm
Chicago
Helly
BOS
G. Lynn Sprague Forester
Tranferred Afton Dist
Jakson
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