Arrangements Completed For Stockmen's Affair In Green River
Final plans set by Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association for Saturday May 3. C A Fear chairs committee. Afternoon program at 1:00 pm in Gaiety Theatre features a panel on brucellosis marketing breeding bulls and officers' elections. Panelists include G H Good D O Manley Harold Breen Bert Remow James Greenwood. Lincoln Service Corporation hosts a Friends Hour with refreshments from 5:30 pm. banquet at 7:00 pm at the community hall with Joe I Budd master of ceremonies and Robert A Burghart as guest speaker. Armz hong O Neal orchestra provides music. public invited. tickets via Pete Fear Jr Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association
C. A Fear
G H Good
D O Manley
Harold Breen
Bert Remow
James Greenwood
Lincoln Service Corporation
Joe I. Budd
Robert A Burghart
Colorado
Sprinegs Catteman
Armzhong-O'Neal
Pete Fear, Jr
Big Piney
Mrs Peggy Kvenild Elected President Delta Kappa Gama Society
Mrs Peggy Kvenild was elected president of Delta Kappa Gamma Society of Southwest Woman at the fall meeting in Evanston. The officers for the two year term include Gladys Jackson Rock Springs first vice president Betty Lewis Rock Springs second vice president Vir Putnam Afton recording secretary Bernice Wainwright Bremerton treasurer Pearl Spencer Ey Pmey corresponding secretary Eth Robinson Green River Jamertaran Relig officers who served for two years include Adwin Muller president Cora Ellis first vice president Esther Giock Afton second vice president Benny Lewis recording secretary Peggy Evenild corresponding secretary Rosalie E Hockett Pendale treasurer Vida Putnam janitorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Pepty Kvenild
Delta Kapa Gamma Society of
Southwest Womng
Evanston
Glayds Jackson
Rock Springs
Betty Lewis
Rock Spares
Secord
Wia Putnem Afton
Bernice Wainwright
Bremda Oe Tressurer
Pearl Spencer Ey
Eth Robinson
Green River Par Jamertaran
Adwin Muller
Cora Ellis
Esther Giock
Afton
Benny Lewis
Peggy Evenild
Rosalie E Hockett Pnedale
Vida Putnam
J—Amentarian
Oscar Evans Named Driver of the Year
Oscar Evans of Boulder, driver for Johnson Trudang Co in Pinedale, was named 1957 Driver of the Year at the Wyoming Trucking Association convention in Rock Springs. Governor Milward L. Simpson presented the trophy and engraved gold watch at the banquet. Pat Johnson of Prime Dairy trucking firm was named a director of the association board. Alta Area west of the Teton Range will be the only multiple deer hunting area in Wyoming this fall as officials reassess last year’s seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Evans
Boulder
Johnson Trudang Co
Pinedale
Wyoming Tiveking Association
Rock Springs
Milward L. Simpson
Pat Johnson
Prmnedae
Livestock Garriers
Alta
Teton Range
Wyoming
Norbert O Faass
Soil Conservation Plots Show Phosphate Effects Near Ker Guio’s House
Field plots of 150 acres just north of Ker Guio’s house received phosphate at 45 to 270 pounds per acre on alfalfa. Results are observed as many workers prepare to resume tasks and outlooks from the 1954 Snow Runoff Forecast project watershed conditions across Montana Wyoming and Colorado. Storage projections indicate near normal to excellent water supplies for the year with favorable long term outlooks despite uncertain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Haseen
Ker Guio
Missouri
Montana
Wyoming
Wind Rover Trintanes
Thwaite
Plate
Colorado
Popo Agre
North Platte
Semmoe
Green River
Colorado River
Snake River
S.minoe Pethfinder
Alcora
Ghormsey
Wriggel
Laverne
Ger rard family ordained in Big Piney church move
The Rev and Mrs John Gerrard and their three children relocate from Aztec New Mexico to pastor an Assemblies of God church in Big Piney. Services at the Legion Hall include Sunday School 820 Adult class led by Mrs Gerrard and youth instruction by the Reverend. Evangelistic services Sunday 745 PM Bible study and prayer Wednesday 745 PM. Public invited. Jim Miller completes junior lifesaving course at Kemper Military School Missouri with written and practical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Gerrard
Jim Miller
R Ll Miller
Big Piney
Kemper Military School
Bogle
Carl Grable IYFE Returns From Peru
Carl Grable IYFE returns from Peru after six months abroad as one of 14 IFYE participants. They will spend four days in Washington DC for evaluation with the National 4 H Chile Foundation. Grable will tour Wyoming speaking to local groups about Peru experiences and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Carl Grable
Boulder
Wyomings
International Farm
Peru
United States
Grable
Ifyes
Central
South America
Grass Roots
Washinngton
4-H
Chile Foundation
Departments of Agriculture
Foundation
Wid
Free Lands
U & Farm
Giabie
Wyortry
Cub
Carl
Boulder Farm Bureau
Agriculture
Wyoming
Sibictie County Farm Bureau
National
4-H Club Foundation
The
Extension Service
April Showers Theme Dance at Kemmerer Ward
The Kemmerer Ward LDS auxiliary held an April Showers themed dance for members and guests on a Saturday night. Green and yellow decor including an inverted umbrella centerpiece and balloons filled the hall while a float depicts the theme. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served as The Rhythm Trio of Afton provided music and a lively crowd enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
Kemmeer Ward
Mre
Afton
TV pledgers notify bill budd of unpaid pledges
A letter from George Eubank to Bill Budd outlines a list of unpaid pledges for the LaBarge Community TV Corporation area. It notes a balance of 2265 dollars, equipment ordered, due between May 7 and 20, with payment by May 15 required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Budd
George Eubank
LaBarge Community TV Corporation
Bill
George
Local Bank Ranks 7618th Among 7700 Largest Banks
The State Bank of Pig Piney reported deposits of 2 598 854 on December 31 and rose from 8585th to 7618th in 1957 among the 7700 largest U S banks. The ranking comes from the 1938 annual roll call published by the Daily American Banker of New York, with 14000 banks in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Pig Piney
United States
Daily American Banker of
New York
Slinton B. Axford
Jerry Parker Accepts Evanston School Football Coach Post
Jerry Parker, the current football and basketball coach, will coach football at Evanston Ingl School for the 1958 59 season. He leaves Big Piney after four years of commendable work. The Parker family will be greatly missed by the community and best wishes are extended for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Parker
Evanston Ingl School
Jory
Big Piney
Lions
Cadet Tour By Jim Miller One Of 21 At Military School
Jim Miller is one of 21 cadets at Kremer Military School Boonville Missouri on tour conducted April 4. Accompanied by admissions director Russell, the group visited New York Washington Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Niagara Falls Detroit and Williamsburg observing governors palace colonial arsenal and other historic buildings. In Washington they toured Capitol White House Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Washington Monument National Archives. They also visited Independence Hall Betsy Ross House and the waterfront in Philadelphia and had three days in New York with NBC studios United Nations tour and a bus tour of Manhattan. Wyoming sporemen advised tick season opens soon. fishermen urged caution about wood ticks and disease with preventive care before country outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors Palace
Colonial Arsenal
Washington v
Capitol White House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington Monument
National Archives
Philade
Independence Hall
Waterfront
New York
NBC
United Nations
Big Piney Town Council Proclaims Firearm Prohibition
The Town Council of Big Piney proclaims that anyone discharging firearms or BB guns within town limits will be prosecuted under the law. Mayor Fear signs the proclamation to curb destructive complaints and protect public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Big Piney Elementary Student Train Ride Delight
On April 23, 41 first and second graders from Big Piney Elementary rode a train from Green River to Kemmerer for a transportation and social studies unit. Teachers, parents, and local volunteers arranged the trip with Union Pacific. students enjoyed meals at Howard’s Cafe, met depot staff, and returned to Big Piney after a full day of railway exploration and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Viney
Green Rover
Keanmere
Cynthia Cobb
Dennis Bengtson
Jerry Carr
Kay Ely
Terry Flemin
Susana Gule Cheryl
Randall Harper
Blake Hymas
Eugene Hutchinson
Judy Jones
Maryann
Danny Keele
Linda Kely
Pamela
Shiiey Lengdon
Clarence Manscield Waler
Simmy Nielson
Janine Saari Jan
Martina Osienkemp
Charlene Preston
Barbara Rahm
Terry Simpson
Val Jones
Glenn Fosher
Brenda Fichte
Charles Smnely
Susan ‘Yee
Exc Mickelson
Richard Nays
Suzann Chrisman
Lina Kamberin
Carol Nickle
Raymond Davis
Bruce Chadbourne
Fat Murphy
Bill Murdock
Marily
Maton
Kathleen McLaughin
Tony McBride
Alice Craver
Peal Spencer
Cimtn
Unon Pacific
Greeh
F H Gulroy
Creyenne Aml
Kenneth Guo
Clarles Davis
Jack Kelly
Joe Kimberlin
John Chrisman
Wall
Ebig Piney Sheily
Howards Cafe
Rock Spring
Elton Johnson
Apade
Wildlife magazine releases special fishing issue
The May issue of Wyoming Wildlife Magazine, a special fishing edition, will be on new stands and mailed to subscribers this week, per the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. It features articles on top fishing waters in the state and explains the maintenance and activities behind the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Wildlife Magaazine
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Town election urging vote on sewerage bonds May 3
Citizens of Big Piney urged to vote May 3 at Town Hall for sewerage and water bonds. Polls open from 3:09 am to 7:90 pm. voters should mark the date and cast ballots on all questions, especially the five sewerage items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eig Piney
Big Piney
Valx
County stockmen pay top prices at Kemmerer bull sale
Sublette cattlemen dominated the Kemmerer bull sale held April 24 with top prices for several bulls. Buyers included Bill Bloom and A L McGinn, each purchasing multiple beasts for thousands of dollars. The sale featured consignments from Joe Budd and other Sublette ranches, with participants from Lincoln, Teton, Uinta, and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Sublette
Bill Boom
Priedaie
Joe Budd
Bloom
L McGinns
McGinns
Joe Budd le Ter Papo
Daniel
Bob Thompson
Jim Mickael Jorgensen
Leland
Andy
Lincoln
Teton
Uinta
Wyoming
Rich County
Utah
Arsent
Sue Consynors
Linton Emous
Father of the Year Award at Green Rover Valley Banquet
The Father of the Year award will be presented at the Green Rover Valley Garliamers annual banquet in Big Pine on May 3. Mrs Cal Jorgensen of Findale conducts the county contest with a three quarter of a set donated by the Cattemena Association. The four best essays will be rewarded and county winners advance to national Father of the Year contests. Judging panel includes Mrs Rowhe E Hackett county superintendent of schools Reverend John Thornton and Reverend Wayne Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Rover Valley
Rocia
Big Pine
Cal Jorgensen
Findale
Cattemena Association
Bet
Anddenim
Cow- Belles
Catremens Association
Rowhe E Hackett
County Superitendent of
John Thornton
Wayne Naylor
Homemakers May Day luncheon at Old Swimming Hole
Invitation to Sub Jette Comunty's Homemakers for a luncheon at the Beach in Big Piney Community Hall on May 3. Beach costumes encouraged, a program planned for Homemakers Achievement Day. Tickets $1.35 in advance. wives of Green River Cavemen urged to attend. bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub Jette Comunty
Big Piney
Green River
Waters development notes from departmental briefing
The Department announced progress on developing the waters. Mr and Mrs Terry were recent visitors at the Dann Fosher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
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Peggy Kvenild
Delta Kappa Gama Society
Soil Conservation News
Assembly OF God
Ifye
M. S
Evanston School
State Game and Fish Commission
Rocky Mountain
Amien
4 River
Sidon
Paul A. Cailton
Movp
Lawrence Thornock
Cheyenne
Rowale
Portland
Thornock
Trun
Jyourg
Rde
Gazette
Hangweh
George Sawaya
Lanny Jones
Wildlife Magazine
Cobie
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