Wyoming surplus program aids university science gear
State Surplus Property Agency distributes government equipment to eligible Wyoming agencies including the University of Wyoming physics program. Items from the Atlas missile complex are repurposed for teaching and research, with waived service charges and handling costs. The program, run by the State Education Department, opens five days a week and serves civil defense, health and education buyers. A surplus bus for a mobile library is among uses. June 74 directory changes require notice by June 32, 1966.
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Cecil Shaw
University of Wyoming
State Agency
Minutetran
State Education Department
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Universite “Cf
Attias
University Offica
Wyoming
United States
Civil Defense
Phor
Blake Hymas Earns Eagle Scout Award in Court of Honor
Blake Hymas receives the Eagle Scout rank at a special court of honor on April 27. Attending were his parents and sister as he is noted as the fourth Eagle Scout from Big Viney and third in Troop 1124. The event highlighted leadership, service and community values as key paths to the rank.
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Blake
Sis
Psmng
Mauce Zardus
Alfalfa Weevils Threaten Southeastern Growers
Illinois entomologists warn the alfalfa weevil will spread east and west across the nation, threatening hay yields. Reports show potential losses in several states with costs reaching millions in Ohio, urging growers to use malathion following local guidance and to treat tips and stubble to reduce infestations before the next cutting.
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Ilinois
South Dakota
Ohio
Corn Belt
Indiana
New Hampshire
Vermont
California
Green River Valley Cattlemen Discuss Public Lands
Ranchers of the Green River Valley met in Big Piney Wyoming on April 30 in an annual session. Frank C Mocker Wyoming Representative on the National Public Land Law Review Commission spoke stressing Wyoming stake in public land laws and review needs. A Game and Fish committee report noted ranchers feed game animals at no charge with hundreds of head of deer antelope and increasing numbers of menhese. They urged range improvements and sagebrush control while noting strained relations with sportsmen over private land access and rising grazing fees.
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Gene Iakes
Big Piney
Wyoming
Green River Valley
Frank C. Mocker
Mockles
Cubsis
Game and Fish Committee
Greer Rver Valley
Sublette County
Lloyd van de Berg
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Dean Prosser
Wyoming Stock Growers
Dan S. Buéd
Big Pincy
Green River Tanmers Group
Welter Yose Jr
la Barge
Price Olson Big Piney
Unie Organization
Yose
Green River Valley Cattlemen elect new officers and life members
The Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association annual meeting elected Walter Vose as President and Otto Jensen as Vice President. Five residents received life memberships. directors include Dick Schaffer, Bob Thompson, Floyd Briggs, Joe Murdock, Jep Richie, and Vern Mrak. Outgoing directors were Jim Greenwood, Delbert Bal, Pete Olson, Otto Jensen, and Joe Hicks.
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Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association
Dan Budd
Walter Yose
Pete Olson
Walter Vose
Otto Jensen
Secritary
Dick Schaffer
Bob Thompson
Floyd Briggs
Joe Murdock
Jep Richie
Vern Mrak
Jim Greenwood
Delbert Bal
Joe Hicks
Game and Fish Committee
Cattlemen's
Green River Valley
School Board Election Set For Southwest School District
The annual School Board election for the Southwest School District is scheduled for June 21 1966. Petitions must be filed by June 1 1966 and signed by ten eligible voters. Incumbents Harry Cameron and Donad Wassenbong seek re election with primary dates listed.
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Dill
Harry Cameron
Donad Wassenbong
Purygh
Rev Farsetti to Speak at Congregational Church
The Rev. E. D. Farsetti of St Paul Minnesota will give a sermon Sunday May Sid at 11:00 am at the Congregational Church in Be Fincy. The public is invited.
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E. D. Farsetti
St Paul, Minn
Wil
BE Fincy
Paper runs a day late due to illness this week
The staff reports a one day delay in publication because of illness. The issue closes with a Mother's Day greeting.
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May 1 1966 Snow and Water Survey Results
Soil Conservation Service releases May 1 survey findings showing below normal water content in pine areas and higher fire risk in mountains. Results indicate ranchers must adjust irrigation. expected rainfall could lessen shortages if conditions improve.
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Snow Savey Soil Conservation Service
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Blake Hymas
Eagle Scout
Madge M. Funk
Child Welfare League
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Southwest
Child Welfare League of America
Hilton Hotel
Kansas
Missour
Olf Foma
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
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Weyoming
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U.S
Stella
Grvca Annual Meeting
Tennessee
Iowa
Oregon
Sandra Sime
National Livestock and Meat Board
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Meat Board
School Board
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