New Mayor and Councilmen Sworn Into Office Monday
Charles O. Davis was sworn in as Mayor of Big Piney at a regular council meeting on Monday. Geo Barpi and Loni Tomasi joined as councilmen, joining Marshall E. Gurney and John R. Stevens. Outgoing Mayor Cornelia L. Fear expressed thanks for past service and donated her last year salary of 50 toward a tennis park project. The council discussed El Paso Natural Gas, parking at the fairgrounds, and fence options for a gate.
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Charles O. Davis
Big Piney
Geo. Barpi
Loni Tomasi
Marshall E. Gurney
John R. Stevens
Cornelia L. Fear
Davis
Fear
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Paul N. Scherbel
Tarpork
Rodney. Bennett, Jr
Delgado Oil Company
Chuck
Marshall E. Garney
John R. Steivens
George Earp
Loui Tomoissi
James H. Luce
Winifred Petersen
Guy Carr
O.bille A. Wilkcon
Richard 5
Fox
Zoning Board
Marie Farrell
Mae Jensen
K. V. Nee
Paul Virostko
Roy A. Peck
M Lois Rigby
Helen Tenner
Grahan Hodges
Dana A. Fosher
Volunteer Fire Department
Sublette Homemakers To Attend State Council Meet
Sublette County Homemakers will be represented by Mardell Fear Ava Das Hattie Wehr and Nora Ryburn at the State Home Demonstration Council meeting in Laramie June 14 to 16 Officials will include Fear as vice president and dominant for state president delegates Das and Ryburn will serve as delegates Wavel director Marvell has scheduled a Wyoming tour to three national meetings and a Maine trip Ava and Nora will join safety and citizenship workshops The Sublette delegation is also handling a skit for Thursday afternoon meeting
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Mardell Fear
Ava Das
Hattie Wehr
Nora Ryburn
Sublette
Laramie
Ava Thivis
Wavel
Marvell
Wyoming
Maine
Ava
Noa
Subicite
4-H Club Members Attend Camps
Four Subitle County 4-H club members will attend camps in Douglas and Jackson. Marla Koch and Roxanna Rogers will attend the junior leader camp June 6 to 10. Caroline Boreff and Terry Amrein depart June 12 for a four day conservation camp in Jackson.
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Tv One
Wek
Douglas
Jackson
Marla Koch
Roxanna Rogers
Caroline Boreff
Terry Am~rein
Wyoming
Extemion Savice
Sol
Crystal Springs Ranch
Town Meeting Notes On Finances And Public Works
The town council discussed bonded town treasury controls for department purchases, a separate fire department account, and publication of meeting proceedings within hours. They planned a Tuesday grounds visit with the franchisee, estimated cleanup costs, and reviewed police duties, ticket revisions, drainage on Mickelson Street, and enforcement of town regulations. Attendees included Mrs. Marie Farrell and several listed residents.
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Treasuer
Oher
Mickelson Street
Smith Avenue
Luce
Marie Farrell
Dann A. Foster
Paw N. Scherbel
Fear
James H. Luce
Guy Cerr
Peter Sen
North Piney Road Contractrat to Be Set This Month
North Piney Road contract to be set this month with letting planned for June 22. Only dirt work may be completed this year and surfacing could finish in 1962. State Highway Department to start engineering for Big Piney Compressor Station 23 road to prepare plans and specs for winter setting when funds available. County to pay half of costs under industrial act. a two mill levy will be assessed. Road from highway 189 to paved Dry Basin road aims for 9 miles, potentially completed within two years.
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North Piney Road
Donald W. Jewett
iBoard of County Commissioners
Aso
Hghney Department
Elk Regulations Explained by Wyoming Commission
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission issued new elk permit rules for special permit areas. No hunter may receive more than one special elk permit in a three year period except in Teton National Park, which issues permits on a first come, first served basis. Those drawn this year may apply in only one other elk area, with Teton Park exempt from the three year limit.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Jiames B. White
Teton National Park
White
Spach
Treton National Park
Two Hospitalized In Highway Accident Near Town Monday
An auto wreck a few miles south of here Monday sent Rouse Lath to Kemmerer hospital with a fractured neck and Beverly Perkins Hayes with head lacerations. Hayes baby slightly injured. Bill Ward unharmed. The vehicle overturned after leaving the highway. Town Marshal Guy Carr and Sherri Morris Horton of Pinedale investigated.
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Here
Kemmerer Hospital
Rouse Lath
Beverly Perkins Hayes
Hayes
Bill Ward
Guy Carr
Sheri Morris Horton
Pineddale
Mr and Mrs Franklin Visit From Superior Montana
Mr and Mrs Franklin James of Superior Montana are guests of his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Alin Twitchell. They were former residents of this place.
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Franklin. James
Superior
Montana
Alin Twitchell
April Wyoming highway crashes record high injuries and deaths
Wyoming records 654 highway traffic accidents in April with eleven killed and 234 injured. Rural roads see nine deaths and 155 injuries across 262 mishaps while urban roads report 382 accidents with two deaths and 89 injuries. Vehicle mileage rises 5.2 percent from last year as total annual crashes approach 391 by April.
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Wyoming
Planning Land Research Divison
Wyoming State Highway Department
Wyoming officials order strict enforcement of child labor laws
The Wyoming Child Labor Commission ordered the State Labor Department to enforce the laws rigorously after a report showed a lack of work permits in six counties. The board urged employers to require permits for non agricultural workers aged 14 to 16 and approved a health form for minor employment.
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Teton
Natrona
Goshen
Carbon
Washakie
Platte
Laramie
Fremont Ti
Big Horn
Labor Commissioner's Office
Laramie County
Clark
Wyoming
Cherlynn Charles and Alfred Legult Wed May 21
Miss Cherlynn Charles daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charles of Lyman wed Alfred B Leguelt of Constable New York on May 21 at 11 00 am Justice Edward Walker officiated before rose arch and gladioli bouquets. Bridesmaid Nancy Rodins wore blue organza. Best man Newell K Bradshaw. After the ceremony the wedding party gathered at Lyman park then the couple left for Calpe New York. The bridegroom on extended Air Force leave expected to report to Topeka Kansas by June 12.
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Cherlynn Charles
Frank ‘Charles
Lyman
Alfred B. Leguelt
Constable
New York
Charles
Edward Walker
Bradshaw
Nancy Roidins
Newell K. Bradshaw
Bradshaaw
Charles Damibes
Laman
Liguelt Lof
Calpe
Teguelt
Air Force
Dune 12
Topeks
Kansas
Lyman Lds Ward Recreation Hall
Frank Charles
Charlis
Lyman Hugh School
Evansion
American Legion Boys State Program Set for June in Douglas
Joseph B. Sullivan of Douglas announced the Wyoming American Legion's 14th annual Boys State program will run June 11 to 17 at the State Fair Grounds in Douglas. One hundred fifty four high school juniors from across the state are expected to participate with Governor Jack Gage headlining the speaker lineup.
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Joseph B. Sullivan
Douglas
Aumeurican Legion
Wyoming
Jack BR. Gage
Selett
Robert A. Gish
Bosin
Wyoming American Legion
Supreme Court
Glenn ’Rker
G. D. Humphrey
The
Unversity of Wyoming
Gol
Robert T. Mingu
564Th Strategic Squadron
Warren Air Force Base
Victor Baur
Pacific Power and Light Co
Jack M Pollissier
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marvin W. Jovenson
Wyoming Aeronauctucs Commission
Neil Co. Boyd
Wyoming Highway Department
Bob Devaney
Foothill Conca University of Wyoming
Frank B. O'Mahoney
Linson
United States Air Force Academy
American Legion
State Fair Grounds
Sullvan
Meeting of Wyoming Child Labor Commission Attendees
Attendees at the Wyoming Child Labor Commission meeting on May 31 included Charles Graves executive secretary of the Wyoming Youth Council Dr James W Lampoon director of the State Health Department Velma Linford superintendent of public instruction Burton L Clark labor commissioner Paul Shafto president of the State AFL-CIO Malcolm Condie deputy labor commissioner and Mrs Letia Holub consultant on work permits and age certificates.
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Child Labor Commission
Charles Graves
Wyoming Youth Council
James W. Lampoon
State Health Department
Velma Linford
Burton L. Clark
Paul Shafto
Afl-Cio
Malcolm Condie
Letia Holub
Rural Life Sunday Draws 150 People
Rural Life Sunday observance by Sublette County 4-H members drew over 150 attendees at the rendezvous grounds in Daniel. The event opened with a 7:00 a m worship service led by county 4-H clubs, followed by a breakfast for the crowd. Terry Amrein hosted, Dr. Tom Johnston provided music, and various 4-Hers performed songs and readings as part of a community program.
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Sublette
4-H
Rendez- Vous
Daniel
Daniel and Bondurant
Tom Johnston
Dann Fosher
Boulder Mavericks
August Toro
Pinertale Pioneers
Big Piney Feaquirs
Mumbers
Normin Bleamer
Bill Deckham
Carroll James
Jake Pfisterur
Marke Koch
Caroline Boroft
Sublette County Historical Society Plans Rendezvous for July
A meeting of the Sublette County Historical Society is set in Pinedale for June 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the County Court House to map plans for the Rendezvous in July. Bert Reviow, the instructor, will be consulted before June 15 if attendance is possible. The Rendezvous pageant will be held July 9 in Pinedale.
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Ameting
Sublette County
American Legion State Convention Set for Sheridan June 22 24
William B Burke of Los Angeles National Commander of The American Legion will attend the 43rd Annual State Convention in Sheridan June 22 24 and address the convention banquet. Also noted is the return of Mr and Mrs J L Ollivier to their summer home on Middle Piney after wintering in Arizona California and Hagerman Idaho with Mr Ollivier reporting health issues since returning to high altitude.
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American Legion
Sheridan
Waluam BR. Burke
Los Angeles
The
Wryensing
the American Legion
Burke
J. L. Ollivier
Middle Piney
Arizona
California
Hagerman
Idaho
Mir
Ollivier
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State Council
Wyoming Child Labor Commission
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State Labor Department
Superintendent of Public Instruction
James M. Simpson
State Howth Department
Bunton L. Clark
Board Me
Albany
Campbell
Crook
Lincoln
Niobrara
Converse
Hot Springs
Johnson
Park
Sweetwater
Uinta
Weston
Cherlynn Charles and
Alfred Legult
Joe Kimberlin
PWN
King OF the Sage
Yearnley's Grocery
Gurney Hardware
al Maggio
Sge
Kemmerer
Joe
William R. Burke
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