Talent Show Set for March 26 by American Legion
The American Legion hosts its 19th annual Talent Show Saturday March 26 at 9:00 p.m. in the Community Hall with Bill Budd as host. Contact Mrs. Frank Shipley for last minute entries. Unknown judges will award cash prizes for top acts and a fourth place honor. A dance with the Stepp Armstrong Orchestra follows, with a noonish intermission served by Auxiliary Ladies.
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American Legion
Stepp Armstrong
Jadles
Wyoming urges Colorado River Storage Project support
Upper Colorado River grass roots officials and engineers urged Congress to authorize the Colorado River Storage Project. Governor Simpson and five proponents testified that the project benefits Wyoming and the four states Colorado Utah New Mexico, stressing water rights, national defense needs, and resource development including minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Fielalé
Colorado River
Muwaid
Uilorado
Utah
New Mexico
Ednes
Simpson
Tver
Hasin
Colorado
BP Us
Joe, L. Budd
Triangle Club Bake Sale Planned for Saturday
The Triangle Club announces a bake sale and meeting aimed at planning annual activities. Mrs MAK and Mrs Virosto are listed as organizers with the chairman and son involved in coordinating the event.
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Donald
Gray
T A Gave Bingo Party and Pastry Auction Report
The P T A held a bingo party and pastry auction on the eighteenth after Bentor Class play. A good turnout enjoyed coffee cake and cookies as prizes were awarded for first, second, and third bingos. Wyoming college visitors toured the agricultural college during a basketball tournament, learning about degrees and career opportunities in farming and related fields.
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T. A
Wyoming
Wyoming Colege
Univers.ty. of
Benn
Agriculs
Afton Substation Holstein Sets Outstanding Record
At the University of Wyoming agricultural station the Laramie area Holstein cow Tali set an outstanding production record. In a 65 day test she yielded 17,157 pounds of butterfat and 22 quarts daily on average. The cow began testing at age 9 years 5 months under the Afton Substation program.
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Laramie
Afton, Agricultural “Experiment
Holstein-Friesian’ Association” of America
Bhar’ Inka
Hero Klaver
University
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment ‘Station
Don Brown
Rancher Homemaker Forum to Be Held in Big Piney
Rancher Homemaker Forum announced by County Agent Moyle Anderson for Big Piney Community Hall on Tuesday March 29 starting at 10 30 AM. Special University Extension Specialists from Pinedale will present on economical beef production range livestock problems money management poultry nutrition pests and related topics with exhibits booths and time for questions and discussions.
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Rancher-Homemaker Forum
Big Piney
Apa
Tuesdy Ab
Moyle Anderson
Pinedale
Subette County
Anderson
Payette Forester Transferred to Fremont Ranger District
Theodore W Koskela is transferred from Payette National Forest to Pinedale Wyoming to fill a vacancy in Fremont Ranger District. D McGautin promoted to Teton National Forest. Koskela, a 1949 Oregon State College forestry graduate, served as Payette Big Creek Ranger since 1950 after Navy service 1941-45. He and his family of six head to Pinedale by March end.
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Theodore ‘W. "Koskela
Pinedale
Wyoming
Fremont
McGautin
Teton Natel Forest
Koskella
Oregon State ‘College
Big Creek
Payette National ‘Forest
Payette Ujatibdg
U. S Navy
Késkelia
Hyir
Forester Hutton Transfers to Bridger National Forest
Mr. Gordon A. Hutton will transfer to Bridger National Forest with headquarters in Kemmerer effective March 23. He will join the Timber Management Staff on the Bridger. Hutton comes from the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station in Ogden where he studied forest surveys. Prior to that he was with the Northern Rocky Mountain Experiment Station based in Missoula Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Hutton and their two children will move to Kemmerer this week.
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Gordon A. Hutton
Brider Naational Forest
Kemmerer
Bridger
Hutton
Intermountain ‘Forest and
Range
Ogden
Rocky’ Mountain
Missoula
Montane
Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Lota Jewett and Mrs Robert L Miller were honored guests at a surprise birthday party given by Mrs Don Jewett Mrs Dean Jewett Mrs Robert Noble and Mrs Sally Noble Saturday afternoon at the Don Jewett rangs home About forty five guests attended Tea was served at 4 o clock Door prizes were won by Mrs Charles Bayers and Mrs Ross Merks
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Lota Jewett
Robert L’ Miller
Don ‘Jewett
Dean Jewett
Robert. Noble
Sally Noble
Don Jewett
Charles Bayers
Ross Merks
Wyoming State Board Announces CPA Exam Dates May 1955
The Wyoming State Board of Accountancy announces semi annual CPA examinations for May 18 19 and 20 1955. Exams cover Accounting Practices Auditing and Accounting Practice Part II and Commercial Law Theory of Accounts. Location will be announced later. Applications must be filed with the Board Secretary B Coolidge by April 27 1955.
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Wyoming State Board of Accountancy
B. Coolidge
Thom
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Linderman Family Visits Gaiety Theatre On LaBarge Creek
Mr and Mrs Robert Linderman and daughter traveled from their LaBarge creek home Saturday evening to attend a showing at the Gaiety theatre.
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Robert Linderman
LaBarge Creek
Gaiety Theatre
Senior Class Play Draws Large Audience At School Event
March 18 the Senior Class presented a play titled Seerbig Weddin. The show featured performers including Low Querida Lewis Four-Mary Adams Fiyé-Janice Masoner Bette Budd Obee Jerome and several others. Advanced tickets were sold Friday afternoon to raise funds. The crowd was the largest ever for a high school play and the class cleared about 100 dollars. The Seniors and Sophomores expressed satisfaction and hoped the public enjoyed the performance.
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Seerbig
Daney
Low Querida
Lewis
Mary Adams
Fiyé
Janice Masoner
Bette Budd
Obeéy
Jerome’. Decker
Chiz
Mike- A Marindé
David Budd
Ronald
Maxwell
Jim
Miller Lacy Mazewell
Jans Fresich
Dean Luce
Cousins Im Harmison
Pat Albee
Training on Registration Procedures for Evacuees
Mr. Howard F Fenst Public Welfare Advisor will conduct a half day training course on Registration and Information procedures for emergency evacuees at Rock Springs on March 28. Representatives from Carbon Lincoln Sublette Sweetwater Te as counties will attend. Madge M Funk and Mrs Pater Freese with Darrel Fluckiger will attend this workshop. Later similar courses are hoped for Feeding Housing Clothing and Transport of Evacuees during an emergency.
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Howard F. Fenst
Denver
Federal, Civil ‘Defense ‘Administration
Rock Springs
Carbon
Lincoln
Sublette
Gwestvnater
Te‘inta
Will
Madge M.funk
Fer
Civi
Pater “Freese
Daniel
Suervisor
Darrel Fluckiger
Water Rights Proofs Visit By School Official
Emil Gradert, Water Superintendent of the division, will be at the Soil Conservation Service office in Big Piney on Wednesday March 30 to take proofs of appropriations for water rights and answer related questions. The last day to accept orders for the Quadr-SCD cooperative seed pool is Friday April. District growers are urged to submit orders promptly.
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Emil Gradert
Piney
Soil Conservation Service
Camewor
Piney Rock Springs Highways Contest Draws Prizes
Junior and senior contestants from Piney Rock Springs compete in a highway themed drawing contest sponsored by the Big Piney Lions Club. Submissions are sent to Dan Chapel or Joe Murdock for committee review. The Red Cross Blood Program reports about 3 500 hospitals nationwide with over 2000 hospitals involved in mood uplifting drives.
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Piniedale
Big Finey
Lions Club
Dan
Chapel
Joe Murdock
Toston
FFA Boys Head to Cody for State Convention
Six members led by Tom ONeil and instructor Don Edvaison depart from Big Piney for the Wyoming Future Farmers of America convention in Cody. About 500 members and guests attend the two day event with delegation from each chapter. Tom ONeil joins state degree trials, while Henry Mayland from Riverton competes in the public speaking contest with a regional winner set to travel to Arizona for the national event.
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Tom O'Neil
Russell Daniels
Bobs 'Tunner
Frank Fear
Gorton Bray
Don’ Edvaison
Cody
Wyoming
Wyoming Future Farmers of America
Durrell
Bob Tanner
Big” Piney
Tom
O'Neil Wi
Whart
FFA
Henry
Mayland
Riverton
Pinedale
Wighead
Che Veleven
Diuid “Park
Arizona
Unemployment Insurance Benefits Explained
The Wyoming Legislature amended the Employment Security law to raise allowable earnings without deduction for claimants on unemployment benefits. Effective April 1, the earnings allowance increases with weekly benefit, letting some unemployed workers earn more without losing payments. report all earnings to avoid penalties and ensure proper credits while maintaining other job requirements.
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Garmant
Geuney
Bolin
G . Spinner
Mangner
Wigorming State Employment Service
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Optometrist Dr He He Scarborough To Visit Marbeton Hall
Dr He He Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at Marbeton Hall on Monday to provide refraction services. The event offers an opportunity to handle vision tests and related assessments for attendees.
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Scarborough
Optom
Christ Af
Salt Lake Cy
Marbeton Hall
Htm
Rane
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Grass Roots
Triangle Club
Canal School
Yeep College OF Agriculture
Afton
Hige
Junifor Red
Cross
Vietnam
Indo-China
Forester
Bridger. National Forest
Washington
J. B.witson
McKinley
Joe Hudd
Dean’. T. Person
Paul Rechant
B.D) Cristoa
Rock, Springs
George’ BernMughim
Duncan
Charles, Astler
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