Junior Prom Was Grand Affair
The Junior Prom and Banquet on Saturday May 1 filled the high school gym with an Under the Sea theme. Don Stockton Orchestra from Coalville played while the room featured waves created with crepe paper, blue walls, and aquatic decor including an octopus treasure chest a mermaid a diver and a clam shell stage. Queen Garland Twitchell with attendants Mary Adams and Janice Magoner crowned. Sally Twitchel received a crown and bouquet. Alumni guests and staff attended. banquet precedes the prom with talks songs and poetry as Sally Twitchels and David Pitchford performed. Mothers of juniors organized the banquet offering decor and a ship motif with ladder and goldfish motifs.
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Juniior
Don Stockton Orchestra
Coalville
Utah
Nephine
Garry Twi'chell
Neptune
Mary Adams
Janice Magoner
Sally
Five officers chosen for Sigma Phi Epsilon at Wyoming
Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Wyoming elected five new officers. Dan Morumby of Cedar Rapids Iowa was named president. Also named were vice president Jack Rhodes Wheatland comptroller Otto Nakano Cheyenne secretary Rennald Kirklin Cheyenne and historian Melvin Thompson Big Piney
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Sigma Phi Epision Social Fraternity
University of Wyoming
Dan Morumby
Cedar Rapids
Jack Rhoades
Wheatland
Otto Nakano
Cheyenne
Rennald Kirklin
Melvin Thompson
Big Piney
Cattlemen Meeting Planned in Sublette County Wyoming
A cattlemen organizing meeting is called for 2 PM Friday May 14 in Big Piney to unite efforts on industry issues. A tree banquet and dance follow 7 30 PM for members associates and partners. Notify Carl Jorgenden of Pinedale for banquet reservations. Spring time is Clean Up time and it is here now.
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Sublette
Green River Valley
Big Piney
Wyo
Carl Jorgenden
Pinedale
Irrigation Project Progress Along Butler Ditch Area
Windy Olson advances a three year effort rerouting Butler Ditch and installing a drop irrigation system on the Lester Olson place restoring about 300 acres from sagebrush to productive tame hay land. Soil Conservation Service and Agricultural Conservation Program aid, with Blackie Brey helping install and George Miller expanding Mille West Ditch and Paradise Canal work nearby.
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Windy Olson
Butler Ditch
Lester Olson
T He Agricultural Conservation Pro‘vom
New Ee
George Miller
Peta Nn
Mille West
Acil
Po'e
Philip Martnele
Phil
Fremont Irrigation Company
Bertram Place
Arnold Olson
Wyoming Rodeo Club To Stage May Event At Fort Saunders Park
The University of Wyoming Rodeo Club plans a rodeo May 28 and 29 at Fort Saunders Park near Laramie open to entrants from other colleges. Club president Lyle Thomas and publicity chair Lois Naslund announced a queen will be chosen May 15 for horsemanship and appearance. The event is part of the National Intra-Collegiate Rodeo Association. Nearby notes include heavy snow last weekend and Mrs. Margaret Thompson’s illness.
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Laramie
Wyoming Rodeo Club
The
University of Wyoming
Ft. Saunders Park
Latande
Lois Naslund
Faith
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Lyle Thomas
Cody
Elementary School Operetta May Eleven Presentation
Community invites all to a May 21 8 00 pm performance of Hansel and Gretel by the elementary school with cast from 1st to 4th grades and staff guidance. Sally Twitchell and Betty Budd receive ratings at the state music festival in Casper last weekend.
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Sally Twitchell
Betty Budd
Casper
Hansel and Gretel
McGrath
Gallomore
Hansel
George Moffat
Uretel Oo
Jackin Mewilltants
Kathryn Lambert
Owean
Larry Perkins
Jobin Kyvyenild
Wilma Redin Hagerbresd
Gallemore
Dennis Piernick
Jano
Homemakers News Demonstration Week Highlights County Clubs
County Homemakers clubs showcase activities since January 1. Meetings center on pot luck dinners and family gatherings. Topics include reading benefits Wills and Testaments citizenship health safety and civil defense. Demonstrations feature clothing clinics sawdust painting covers drapery and Swedish weaving. County program supports library skating pond 4 H clubs and community projects. There are 180 members in the county across clubs and new members are welcome.
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Kendall
Finedale
Awards Assembly at Local High School Gym
The second annual awards assembly will be held at the local high school gym at 2 45 pm Friday May 14. Elementary and high school pupils will receive awards for the current school year including spelling progress pins for top in class. Letters in football basketball and music will be awarded and Mr Galemore will announce the Landsman of the year. Medals will also go to two boys and two girls for dramatic achievements. Parents are expected to attend.
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Tme
Gal’emore
Miracle Flower program to air nationwide on Memorial Poppy
The Mutual Broadcasting System will air The Miracle Flower on Sunday May 23 featuring Miss Moina Michael and the Memorial Poppy story. The Wyoming Red Cross and state highway department plan first aid training for 30 to 35 employees July 6 9 and July 19 23 at Casper or Cheyenne to train nearly 500 staff and equip patrol cruisers and vehicles.
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Moina Michael
George
Mutual Broadcasting System
MBS
Michael
Jerry McGill
Cavaloads of America
Wyoming Department
American Red Cross
Casper
Cheyenne
R. J. Templeton
State Fishway Patrol
Bridge Department
Red Cross
Templeton Sata
E. N. Mclirath
John R Kolpaer
St. Louis
Templeton
Tt W
Ranger Gaufin and wife arrive to lead Bridger District
Ranger David M. Gaufin and his wife arrived in Pinedale last week to assume administration duties for the Bridger National Forest’s present district. Gaufin, known as Mike, is a Utah graduate and begins new duties in the locality.
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David M. Gaufin
Pinedale
David M
Mike) Gaufin
Gaufin
Pinetale
Bridger National Forest
Mike
The
Utah
Barrett Praised For Work On Wool Bill
Senator Frank A Barrett of Lusk is praised for his persistence in advancing the Wool Act proposal in Congress. The Senate passed the Barrett plan by 9 to 1 after defeating crippling amendments that linked it to general farm price supports, with supporters calling it a boon to Wyoming wool growers.
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United States Senate
Frank A. Barrett
Lusk
Wyoming
West
Congress
Senate
Tus
Barrett
J. Byron Wilson
McKinley
Wyoming Wool
J M. (Casey) Jones
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers Association
Mr Wilson
Frank A Parrett
Mont
Jones
Noot Wenurg
House
Barret
Sheen
House of Representatives
Wildlife Biologist Mike A. Profile From Mountain City to Ogden
State Agricultural College Logan Utah awarded a major in Wildlife Management in 1998. He spent two years directing Mountain Sheep studies on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. During World War II he served five years in the U S Army. After discharge he supervised game management for the Utah Fish and Game Department for five years. In 1951 he became Wildlife Biologist with the U S Forest Service in Ogden Utah. In 1952 he moved to Mountain City Nevada as District Ranger on the Humboldt National Forest. He was a member of the Society of Range Management and the Wildlife Society and active in 4 H work while in Mountain City.
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Society of Range Management
The
Wildlife Society
Mike
Mountain City
Comics From The Examiner Delayed This Week
The Examiner Comics section arrives late due to the editor's absence and health issues including a tick bite treatment.
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