Land Bank Meeting Draws 200 plus Attendees in Kemmerer
More than 200 stockholders attended the Kemmerer Federal Land Bank Association annual meeting on February 27 1967. Peterson lauded credit's role in agriculture and noted the Land Bank system serves over 50 000 farmers through 88 associations across four states with nearly 650 million in loans outstanding. Directors elected include Ralph Sutton and Albert E Feuz. the Kemmerer FLBA serves several Wyoming counties and is owned by borrower-members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Federal Land Bank Association
Peterson
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
FLB
FLBA
U.S. Agriculture
Federal Land Bank System
Lyle Smith
Federal Land Bank Association
R. Brian Tobin
Association
Ralph Sutton
Kemmerer
Albert E. Feuz
Jackson
Wyoming
Peter A. Etcheverry
Cokeville
Jesse Graham
Mountain View
Delbert Ball
Daniel
Phil Marinci, Jr
Big Piney
Orson E. Johnson
Auburn
Kemmerer Flba
Sweetwater
Uinta
Lincoln
Sublette
Teton
Board of Realtors Met in Pinedale
The South Western Wyoming Board of Realtors held a February 21 1967 meeting at the Patio Grill in Pinedale. O Henry Engendorff Wyoming Real Estate Commissioner spoke on regulations and procedures. Attendees included members from Jackson Rock Springs and Kemmerer. state leaders planned to attend next in Jackson March 21 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South-Western
Wyoming Board of Realtors
Patio Grill
Pinedale
O. Henry Engendorff
Wyoming
Paul Allen
S. W. Wye. Board of Realtors
Jackson
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
W. R. McBrayer
George Bussey
Torrington
Casper
Wort Hotel
UW Lists Deans Honor Roll for Fall Semester
More than 440 students earned the Dean's Honor Roll at the University for the fall 1966 67 term. Undergraduates needed 15 hours and a 3.25 or 3.40 GPA by class. The list includes 226 men and 215 women with letters sent to parents and guardians. Names by hometown include Brels ford Howell Moffat Wilkerson Pinedale Burr lander Burtlander Pulley Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Big Piney
Mickey Jo Brelsford
George Howell] Moffat
Ralph Ray Wilkerson
Pinedale
Barbara J. Burrlander
Bonnie Jo Burtlander
Johm Pulley
Margaret R. Rowland
Governor Criticizes Yellowstone Elk Slaughter Decision
Wyoming Governor Stan Hathaway voiced dismay at Yellowstone Park officials plan to slaughter about 600 elk from the park herd. He urged cooperation with Wyoming Game and Fish to trap or relocate animals, noting federal park leadership did not consult the state and could have requested aid from Montana. The article also mentions desert-adapted wildlife like the antelope jackrabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Stan Hathaway
Interior
Stewart Udall
Park Service
State Game and Fish Commission
Hathaway
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Montana
District Tourney Opens With Evans Jackson and More
Evanston and Jackson start Class A play at 2 45 p m. Big Piney faces Pinedale at 7 00 p m. Kemmerer meets Star Valley at 8 45 p m. Green River and Mountain View hold byes and will meet winners next night. Class B title at 7 00 p m. and Class A at 8 43 p m. Third place games at 1 00 p m Class B and 2 45 p m Class A. State bids go to top teams in each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Big Piney- Pinedale
Star Valley- Kemmerer
Laramie
Green River
Mountain View
Kemmerer
Four H Leaders to Attend Western Forum in Salt Lake City
Fourteen Wyoming leaders will travel to Salt Lake City March 5 to 9 for the Western Regional 4H Leader Forum. Twelve attend on J. C. Penney Company scholarships via the National 4H Club Foundation for Wyoming stores. The group includes leaders from multiple towns and accompagnied by extension staff. About 200 participants from western states will join the forum, sponsored by the National 4-H Club Foundation with the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Rawlins
Alma Schelt
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Hawaii
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Washington
J. M. Nicholls
National
Early start crucial for teen smoking prevention
Harvard University follow up shows attitudes toward smoking form before age 15. The study underscores early intervention to deter youths from starting, noting preadolescent beliefs influence later habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Panels Set for Current Issues at Ag Conference Riverton
The 1967 State Agricultural Conference in Riverton runs March 13 to 14 with five panels on topics including Agricultural Press and Public Relations and The Present Status of Agriculture and the Future Outlook for Farming and Ranching in Wyoming. Commissioner U Henry Engendorff announced the program and chaired final planning in Cheyenne with officials from Plant Industry Markets and Industry Labor Consumer Services and the Wyoming State Fair. The public is invited to attend and question speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
U. Henry Engendorff
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne
Engendorff
Everett Spackman
Plant Industry
Charlies Adam
Division of Markets and Industry
Jim Roush
A. B. Kight
Division of
Consumer Services
Mike Parke
Laboratories
Jim Read
George Peverley
Tes
Cheyenne Woman Elected 4-H Leaders Council President
Mrs. Robert Whitey of Cheyenne was elected president of the State 4H Leaders Council with Mrs Whitney as vice president, installed by outgoing president Russell French at the close of the State Leaders Conference held at the University of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Robert Whitey
Whitney
Charles Fexton
Douglas
Russell French
Alva
University of Wy
Wyoming Club Hears Nominations For Officers Directors
The meeting announced holdover officers Mrs George Rives Buffalo secretary Les Zum Brunnen Lusk treasurer and Mrs John Gams Deaver historian. New directors and assistants include Mrs William Ker bel Banner Mrs Paul Norfolk Gillette Mrs Gertrude Lewis Kemmerer and Mrs Margaret Kellogg Rock Springs with additional holdovers Mrs Elmer Eckhart Worland Gordon Despain Lovell Mrs Dorothy Stafford Chugwater Elmo Foster Cheyenne Mrs L Nicholls Douglas and Mrs Doris Johnson Riverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oming
George Rives
Buffalo
Les Zum Brunnen
Lusk
John Gams
Deaver
William Kerbel
Banner
Paul Norfolk
Gillette
Gertrude Lewis
Kemmerer
Margaret Kellogg
Rock Springs
Elmer Eckhardt
Worland
Gordon Despain
Lovell
Conservation meeting on Sublette County water issues
Jim W Doughty of the Soil Conservation Service urged farmers ranchers public officials and others to attend a March 9 meeting at the Pinedale Court House to discuss Wagaton water shortages floods sediment drainage and water quality in Sublette County. The session supports the Upper Colorado River Basin investigation and watershed projects with wide agency attendance and special invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim W Doughty
To Sol Conservation Service
Big Piney
Sublette County
Court House
Pinedale
Doughty
Wagaton
U.S Soil Conservation Service
Department
Toeuch
Persommel
Forest Rangers
BSA
Northwest Territory Senator Reflects On 39th Wyoming Legislature
The statement highlights the Sublette County water problems and the 39th Wyoming Legislature, noting revenue pressures from Federal Matching programs and inflation. The speaker, the only Republican State Senator west of the divide, thanks three local representatives and lists district appointments to state boards, plus an appointment to the Intergovernmental Agency Commission for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Continental Divide
Wyming
Northwest Territory
Uiree
Geo. Hafsmth
Teton
Alan Campbell
Northinmcoth
Gordon Mickelson
Sublette
State Board
Hathaway
Senate
Jack Corsi
Afton
Game and Fish
Jay Brazelton
Jackson
Travel Commission
James Greenwood
Big Piney
Natural Resources
Vernon Delgado
Pinedale
State Board of Education
Intergovernmental Agency Commission
Clumsy Cookers 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Clumsy Cookers 4-H Club met at Mrs Mason's house on February 9 1967 to plan baking. Eileen Vavold opened the business meeting and Jackie Edward read the minutes. They planned safety posters for February 16 and discussed vitamin A and body benefits. Officers elected president Paul Gramer secretary treasure Bobby Williams and reporter Allen Kunard. Geo Wight of Idaho earned honor in snow events last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Mason
Eileen Vavold
Jackie Edward
Mary Jane Albert
Paul Gramer
Secretany Treasure
Bobby Williams
Allen Kunard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Realtors
Yellowstone
Don Jewett
Clumsy Cookers
H Foods Club
Geo. Wight
Ida
Federal Land Bank Association of
Bank of Cooperatives
Washington, D.C
Brian Tobin
Phil Marincic, Jr
Peter Etcheverry
Sutton
Fenz
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