Skunk Mishap At Farm Ends With Creamy Escape Ordeal
Consider Vines confronts a skunk in the milk house after retrieving a pistol to trap the animal. A loud splash of cream, a spray of odor, and a wild chase leave him smeared and humiliated as he strips outside for clean clothes while family and dogs react amid the chaos.
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Ine
Fresno
Fle
Heme
Prisms
Consider
Delail
Gobe
Walsh
Jeff
Jyne
Consiler
Wuld Bor
Middenly
Herm
Ant
Mrs Wines
Thole
Comuter
County Agent Hosts Sudanese Visitor in Pinedale
Ahmed Ali of Sudan’s Ministry of Agriculture visited the Agricultural Extension office in Pinedale for two days to observe extension work and media use. He will study Wyoming operations, then travel to Washington DC to learn about equipment and techniques.
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Ahmed Ali
Sudan
Africa
Wisiied
Pinedale
Ali
Ministry of Agriculture
Bouortoum
United States
Wyomng
University of Indiana
Viated
New Mcxico
Agricultural Information
Carl Urb Gkit
Lois Koch
County
Piserale
Agrcuiture Ifernsation
Donation From Belco Aids Kemmerer Hospital Fund
Belco Petroleum of Big Poway partners with Mr. McDonall to donate hospital furnishings for the South Lincoln Hospital in Kemmerer. The project costs $1254.90 and supports the Memorial Fund aiming for 5 million dollars to furnish equipment. Local industry underscores community support as tax revenue remains insufficient for hospital needs.
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Belco Petroleum Corporation
Big Poway
Ciisp Toca
Tike Nespral
Church vote urged after merger proposal
Community Congregational Church appeals to all members to attend Sunday evening services on March 6 1961 and vote on a proposed merger with the Evangelicon and Reformed Church.
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Community Congregational Church
Evangelicon and Reformed Church
National Guardsmen Ready For Local Disaster Alarms
National Guardsmen from all states have aided civil disasters. Maj. Gen. Donald W. McGowan cites the Guard’s tradition of neighbor help. Reports detail rescues in Tennessee, aerial deliveries in New Mexico, and road support in New Jersey and New York City.
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National Guard
Help Thy Neighbor
Donald W. McGowan
America
Tennessee
Army National
Nebraska
Air Guard
New Mexico
Air National Guard
New Jersey
New York City
California
Nevada
Oregon
Minnesota
Huntsville
Alabama
Big Spring Branch
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama Army National Guard
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Texas
Alaska
Farm Bureau Poster Contest Winners Named
Betty Lou McGlaughlin announces Farm Bureau Safety Poster Contest winners in junior and senior divisions. Jeanne Ward, Dianna Roberts, Dru Roberts take top prizes. Lee Hartman first in senior division with Dennis Blosham second and Bonnie Willoughby third. cash prizes from county and state Farm Bureau. all entries receive $1. Judges include Mrs Hockett, Vins Dorothy Hecox and Mrs Quem Steele. Winning entries advance to state competition by Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation.
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Betty Lou McGlaughlin
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Jfumor Diviision
Jeanne Ward
Dianna Roberts
Dru Roberts
Lee Hartman
Dennis Blosham
Bonnie Willoughby
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Sublette County Farm Bureau
Additon
Spring Band and Chorus Concert In Evanston
The Southwest District Spring band and chorus concert will be held in Evanston this year on March 9 and 11 in the high school auditorium. Participating schools include Big Piney Jackson-Wilson Mt. View Kemmerer Pinedale Star Valley Cokeville Lyman and host Evanston. Forest Sill director of bands at the University of Utah Salt Lake City will be the band director. The choral leader will be Dr Crawford Gate of Brigham Young University Provo.
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Southwest
Bell
Evanston
Big Piney
Jackson-Wilson Mt. View
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Star Valley
Cokesite
Lyman
Forest Sill
Univisity of Utah
Salt Lake City
Wal
Choral Climera
Crawford Gate
Brigham Young Unicity
Provo
Sublette County Woolgrowers Hold Annual Meeting
The Sublette County woolgrowers association re elected all officers and directors at their meeting in Pinedale. Officers: Lloyd Spencer president Wendell Grnabble vice president Wayne Feltner secretary. Directors: Lester Pape Buster Martin Orval James Bill Pape Ed Finne ben Alf Anderson. Ken Falkner and Larry Parker outlined plans to grade and ear tag sheep for members, with field grading to occur late March. Wool will be offered for sale around April 1 with delivery set for June 1. Farson area wool pool requests will be reviewed by directors and county agent Carl Uxbigkit.
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Sublette
Ias
Farson
Carl Uxbigkit
Firemen to be Ambulance Drivers in Big Piney
The Big Piney Fire Department will provide ambulance service for the area to preserve local control. Each call requires a qualified driver and a first aid attendant with licenses and certificates, with training continuing under fire department supervision.
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Big Piney
County Hospital Board
Dana A. Feeher
Clyde Rigby
Punchers Lose Tourney Opener In District Class B Play
The Piney Punchers fell to Pynedale Wringless 61 91 last Friday in Green River. In a preliminary junior game Bug Piney beat PineyPwn in Class B tournament, while Pinthers lost opening game 53 44 to Lyman after two prior conference losses.
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Fag Piney Punchers
Pynedale
Bug Piney
Aho
Beng
Green River
Pinthers
Witl Lyman
Hi Way 189 Travel Association Meeting Report
A well attended Hi Way 189 Travel Association meeting in Kamas Dish included officers and directors plus six vintin wapreé stars from Coalville and Kamas. The group operates within a 2775.50 budget and plans to print 25000 six page four color brochures with ten colony pictures for district advertising. Two 8 by 40 highway signs will be erected near Rogers Point at Hoback Junction and probably south of Provo on a lease. The association will meet again at Freeman's in Evanston on Monday March 13 9 61.
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Hi-Way 189 ‘Travel Association
Kamas
Dish Last
Mondaay
Q.ficers
Coalville
Kay Riclins
Salt Lake City
Corby Districuton
Sublette County Commissioners Set Meeting Date
The Board of County Commissioners of Sublette County will meet on Monday March 6 1961 at 8:00 AM. Clerk BL H Summers to oversee proceedings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Mottay
H. Summers
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