Community Spirit Supports Piney Channel 7 K2 Station
Upper Green River TV booster project donors from Piney and nearby areas contributed heavily to the Channel 7 K2 facility on Boss Butte. The final fund exceeded construction needs as many names are listed for cash gifts and others donated time, space, or equipment. Residents urged to continue supporting Channel 12 and Channel 7 with the standard 12 dollar yearly dues for 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Upper
Green River
T. V
Boss Butte
Asper
Rod Barker
Arthur Lindpack
Rex Burnham
Youngstrom
Esma Cantrell
Verna Priebe
Vera Hittle
Florence Jensen
Jsp
Richie Boyd Carr
Alpert Sommers
Robert Laman
Stuart McKinley
Tes Corleit Snarl Hargrove
Os Lynch
Murphy Bros
Carl Bailey
Lance Hill
Bob Tanner
Louis Capra
Riff Martin Douglas
Gordon Bray
Willard Clark
Bob Holgate
Warren Sorenson
Pinkerton
Art Cordova
Paul Scherbel
Monte Norris
Cecil van Buren
Philip Marincic, Jr
George Hopkins
Pinty Boosters Club
Into
Channel 12
Channel 7
Camp Fire Notes At Legion Hall Meeting
The Twanka Poccahontas Camp Fire Girls met Tuesday March 7 at the Legion hall. Sixth Grade girls made clay jewelry while seventh grade held a discussion. Pam Chrisman led the pledge of Allegiance. Connie Holgate served the treat and Karla Pinkerton led the Magic circle. Laurie McGinnis, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twanka Poccahontas Camp
Tues
Legion Hall
Pam Chrisman
Connie Holgate
Karla Pinkerton
Laurie McGinnis
Local recruitment ad and public notices in Sublette area
Classified notices seek a local woman 35 to 55 with a car and private phone for a client service career with 90 day guaranteed pay. Also a male agent in life and health insurance. Memorial Hospital invites sealed bids for a 1960 Mercury wagon with less than 25,000 miles, due March 13, 1967. Also Sublette Republican call for precinct volunteers and Committee members for several precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesper
Wyo
Paul Scherbel
Said Memorial Hospital
Big Piney
Wyoming
Hazel Laws
Board of ‘Trustees
Pinedale
Big Piney Clinic
Big Piney Fire
Local Sports and Family Notes From Wyoming Counties
Gary Stepp underwent shoulder surgery Monday in Jackson after a Saturday auto accident between Teton Village and Jackson. A baby girl was born March 8 1967 at Jackson Hospital to Mr and Mrs Maurice Zardus with sister Heidi and brother John awaiting arrival home. Myles remains in hospital with expected release early next week. Charles Simonton named to Southwest Class Ball tourney basketball team Saturday in Kemmerer after the finals. The Big Piney Punchers fell to Pinedale Wranglers 67-57 in their opener and beat Coke ville 30-43 Friday. lost to Lynan 57-54 aiming for state berth. Mountain View crowned Class B champs with 63-62 over Lyman and 64-49 over Pinedale. Kemmerer won Class A title for first time in 26 years, beating Star Valley 62-7 and Green River 71-67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Zardus
Jackson Hospital
Heidi
John
Charles Simonton
Kemmerer
Big Piney Punchers
Pinedale Wranglers
Cokeville
Punchers
Lynan
Mountain View
Lyman
Pinedale
Star Valley
Green River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Taylor
Gren River
Valley TV 7
Yuna
Ten University
Fes
Wolcott
Gasper
Memorial Hospital
Sub- Jette County
Sublette County
Republican Central Committee
Republican Party
Sublele
Bob Harrower
Rendall
Bronx
Gaspet
Boulder
Tipton
Pinedale No
Bob Barmower
Jennie Bayer
Paul Scherdel
Rachel Scherbel
Bondurant
Wall Fler
Pat Campbell
Cora
John Welberm
Mary Helen
Welborn
Daniel
A. W. Travelute
Jessie Blackmon
Bill Isaacs
M. Gosar
Ren Ball
Dele Ball
Piney Woil
Frank Fear
Pam Miller
Marbidon
Don Wassenberg
June Wassenberg
Gary Stepp
Jackson
Teton Village
Escatat
Merrill Rees
Sohs
Atytes McGinnis
Rock Springs
Myles
Smokey
Cay
Paul E. Kipp
P.O. Box
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
BIG Piney Examiner
The
Green River Valley Newspaper
Geo. W. Dopkins, JR
Yoming Press Associatior
National Editorial Association
Lasure
Alf
A.M
Reguins Communication
Arthur Weber
Donald Wassenberg
Masonic Hall
Caroline Doerr
Ene Nichols
Dee Paul Allen
Gray
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