Sublette County 4-H Celebrates 21 Years in 1961
The 4-H program in Sublette County began in 1940 with clubs in Bronx Big Piney and Pinedale. By 1943 there were 15 clubs, 164 members, and 26 leaders, expanding to today’s five communities with 140 members and 41 leaders. The program has grown from simple activities to style revues Rural Life Sunday and other events.
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Jim
Sublette County
Ted Wekderanders
John Thompson
George Franz
Dan Budd
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Pinedale Pioneers 4-H Club Raises Funds in Community Sale
The Pinedale Pioneers 4-H club hosts a fundraising sale with fresh horseradish and bake sale items. Leaders include Mrs Ana Fal er and Mrs Bonnie eifak guiding projects in clothing, foods, garden, and more as members plan activities for camping, swimming, dances, hikes, and crafts.
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Pinedale Pioneers
Alaine
Ana Faler
Bonnie Eifak
En Mericy
Ma's
Helen Gorberdi
Paul Hasrala
Joyce Toro
Hon Williams
Pinedale 4-H Club Leaders Promote Forestry and Crafts
The Pinedale Pioneer 4-H club, led by Rex Black and Sherry Faler, emphasizes leather work clothing projects and forestry education under Forest Ranger Raul Haarala. About 25 members, active for three years, showcase county and state fair exhibits, with many blue ribbons won. Officers include President Rex Black, Vice President Sherry Faler, Secretary Peggy Rowland, Treasurer Mike Belli, and Reporter Patsy Faler. The group focuses on town youth without livestock projects and runs self-planned activities with adult volunteer leadership.
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Rex Black
Sheery Faler
Peggy Rowland
Mike Belli
Kathy Hilton
Patsy Faler
Ieader
Pinedale
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Hunters urged to protect bald eagles in Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges hunters to distinguish bald and gold eagles before killing large birds. State Game Warden James B. White notes golden eagles are predators and legal to kill year round, but immature bald eagles are protected. He explains color and leg differences and that bald eagles become white headed at four years.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish
James B. White
White
Eagle plumage cues and age from White’s observation
White notes that juvenile bald eagles display brownish plumage with white showing on the lower body. He warns hunters that the white head is not visible until the bird is nearly four years old, making age identification challenging.
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Nike
White
Bluebird Report Meeting Highlights At Mrs Cady’s
Members gathered at Mrs. Cady’s for a craft sale planning session. The group listed attendees including Penny Bardin Valerie Cady Kathy Carr Karen Fesher Jeri Harvey Georgia Cady Georgia Howey Vicki Holgate Judy Keeney Pamela Low Eileen Pearson Patsy Sinders Gaye and Joye Stowaman Bonnie Weber Marque Ball Kay Pinkerton and Susan Power.
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Karen Fodder
Dad
Judg £Acy
Kay Pinkerton
Notice of Suit in Sublette County Wyoming Court
Grete Bank of Big Piney sues Joseph A. Bisok and William J. Hawes in Sublette County District Court to establish ownership of Lot 13 16 17 in Block 7 C P MacGlashan First Addition Big Piney Wyoming and to foreclose their claim The answer deadline is May 6 1961 with default judgment possible if ignored
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Big Piney
State of
Wyoming
Sublette County
District Court
Pinedale
State Bank of
C. P. MacGlashan
Tiazel P. Bloom
Big Piney Examiner
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