Camp Fire Girls Receive Awards In Spring Ceremony
Camp Fire Girls from Pinedale and Big Piney gather for a May 4 ceremony in which horizons club leaders award Trail Seekers Woodgatherers Bearers and Journeymen ranks. Dorothy Cramer and Madge Funk present honors as Mary Lou Clark and Nemy Clark sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Horizon Club
Keren Iroranta
E-ha-wee
O-ki-hi
Iro
Molly Jackey
Karen Seaman
Nanny Steele
Ignory
Paso
Big Piney
Dorothy Cramer
Piredale Guardian
Madge Funk
American Legion Post
Jeff Kaul
Rider Melgaard
Nancy Steele
Horenstein
Molly Mackey
Sally Moyers
Phyllis Hobos
Frances Heydt
Ann Saenton
Carol Molyneux
Julie Swain
Alana Kaul
Diane Beng+ con
Marsha King
Aterling
Fran Korfanta
Diane Benesion
Terry Jones
Sua Ann Ringdahl
Caroline Kitchen
Sandra McFarland
Firemrkery
Barbera Buralander
Ruth Ska
Susie Mackey
Karen Korfera
Ardean
Madz2
M Funk
Laverne Thompson
Charlotte Faler
Jean Risser
Camp Fire Girh
Id Pinedale
Eecia
Mary Lou
Nemy Clark
Hariym Club
Laverne Thomson
Doris Burzlander
Marriage Announcement for Virginia Simonton and Dudley Key
Mr and Mrs Glen Simonton of Big Piney announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Dudley Key of Big Piney. The ceremony was held April 27, 1961, in Pinedale, performed by Harmon Strenmen. The couple plans a northern Wyoming and Black Hills honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Simonton
Big Piney
Annnounee
Virginia
Dudley Key
Richard Key
E. D. Key
Kemmerer
Harmon Strenmen
Pinedale
Wyoming
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mr. Key
el Paso Naturalial Company
Big Piney Cub Scouts Host Families Night
The Big Piney Cub Scouts hosted families on Thursday April 27 at George Nugent home. The program centered on space travel with a play titled The Genies and the Satellite. Awards were presented to Jerrell Bellamy Ray Doehn Richard Perdue Kenneth Winn and others. Den 2 and Den 222 members earned badges and pins. Refreshments were provided by mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
George Nugent
Roberta
Bellamy
Space Manman
Glen Fosher
Jerrell Bellamy
Ray Doehn
Richard Perdue
Kenneth Winn
Curtis Garrison
Charles Snively
Glenn Fosher
Ace Smith
Craig McDonald
Bud Fackrell
Scar
Patrick Nueirenpent
Renny Moore
Ronny Moor
Patrick Nugent
Jack Davis
Cubs
Fire Department Urges Public Cooperation and Safety
The volunteer force asks citizens to avoid untrained help during fires to prevent injuries and worsened blazes. Regular firefighters receive specialized training and equipment, including costly hose lines worth about 120 dollars per length. The city provides limited insurance for members, and crossing hose lines by nonmembers is restricted by city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Tupi
Tirana
Cuntrainca Fey
Hinvelf
Civil Defense Meeting Held In Daniel Area
About 50 people attended a rural civil defense discussion led by county agent Carl Kbgkit and welfare director Mudge Punk at Daniel. The Daniel Dandies 4 H club and Daniel De Mores Homemakers sponsored. Jerry King demonstrated radiation detection instruments. A May 26 meeting in Bondurant and a June 1 meeting in Boulder are planned with local groups to promote rural defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heanl
Carl Kbgkit
Mudge Punk
Daniel
Daniel Dandies
Daniel de Mores
Jerry King
Pinedale
Bondurant
Jake Pusterer
Tis
Pam Bureau
Western Masonic Club to Meet in Jackson May 13
The Wester Wyoming Masonic Club schedules a May 13 1961 meeting in Jackson with a 6:36 pm hosted dinner at no charge. Guest speaker A O Harding of Macroft, former Senate president, will discuss public service as Abe Cooper of Pinedale presents color slides from a Wirt River Range pack trip. Meeting location is the grade school building near the main traffic light. Officers listed include Thomas Confer Rock Springs president Carl Jorgensen Pinedale vice president and C W Hughes Rock Springs secretary. Next gathering set for fall in Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Wyoming Masonic Club
Jackson
A. O. Harding
Macroft
Harding
Senate
Wirt River Range
Abe Cooper
Pinedale
Club
Thomas Confer
Rock Springs
Carl Jorgensen
Sectaers
C. W. Hughes
Big Piney
Town Election Results Name Davis Mayor in 1961 Vote
Town elects Chas Chuck Davis mayor with 92 votes versus 129 for Paul N Scherbel The council seats go to George Barp and L Tomassi as incumbents retain posts The new officers take office June 1 1961 in the town franchise turnout and results summary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Chuck) Davis
Paul N. Scherbel
George Barp
Rodney Bennett
Ruwet Garris
EL Kundert
George Nugent
Roy Peck
L. ‘Tomassi
George Barn
L. Tomassi
Denial of Western Wyoming Natural Gas Certificate
The Wyoming Public Service Commission denies the application by Western Wyoming Natural Gas Company for a certificate to construct operate and maintain a gas transmission and distribution system serving Big Piney and Marbleton Wyoming. The commission notes jurisdiction but finds proposed gas purchases and retail rates unjust and unsuitable for public interest and dismisses the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Natural Gas Company
Company
Big Piney
Miarbicton
Wyoming
Cormmission
Em Bane
Supreme Court and
State Library
Cheyenne
Northwest Pipe Line
Weils
Sublette County
Paso
Teason
Owi
Belco Petroleum Corporation
Markston
Wyoming Public Service Commission Denies Western Wyoming Natural Gas
The Public Service Commission of Wyoming in Cheyenne on April 17 1961 denies and dismisses the periling application of Western Wyoming Natural Gas Company in the docket per Findings above. The order becomes effective as of the date hereof and is entered with the seal of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wyoming Natural Gas Company
Cheyenne
Achievement Banquet Embraces Scottish Theme At Big Piney High
About 90 homemakers and guests attended the Achievement Banquet at Big Piney High School on May 5. Highlights included slides and talks by Mrs. Howard Johnson, State Homemaker President, and Margaret Kellogg, State International Chairman, who spoke of the national meetings of the Associated Country Women of the World in Edinborough Scotland. A large cast supported the program with narrated segments and music, centering on a Scottish theme and coordinated by Thelma Ditton, Marcilie Carr, Margie Sims, and club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney High School
Howard Johnson
Margaret Kellogg
State International
Associated Country Women of the World
Edinborough
Scotland
Ava Davis
Diana Gummy
Katie Bardin
Maxine Lewis
Maxine Painter
Nora Ryburn
Marcille Carr
Narrator
Lois Bakke
Fairlie Dog Mounds
Thelma Ditton
Mardell Fear
Fear
Daniel de Mores
Margie Sims
Marcilie Carr
Vilor Seims
Nora Ryssuim
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Carr At Home of Mrs Noble
Mrs Edward Carr was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Noble and Mrs Richard Holgate. Seventeen guests attended Wednesday evening with games and unwrapping gifts followed by refreshments provided by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carr
Robert. Noble
Noble
Richard ‘Holgate
Marbleton mayor and council nominees named at caucus
At a Marbleton town caucus held last Thursday at Mike Virostko's home the voters named mayor candidates Bob Tanner Clarence Needham and Frank Gebhart and councilmen nominees John Thomas Dick Murphy Virgil Sloan John Gerrard. One mayoral term two years and two council seats four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Virostko
Mableton
Marbleton Laundromat
Bob Tanner
Clarence Needham
Frank Gebhart
John Thomas Dick Murphy
Virgil Sloannd
John Gerrard
PTA Officers Installed and Dunning Leaves for Lander
Monday evening installation at PTA named Margaret Mickelson as president Robert McDonald as vice president Marcell Carr as secretary and Marion Hays as treasurer A School Board report by Joe L Budd followed a farewell tea for Superintendent Clinton Dunning who has accepted a position at Lander for next term The Snowflake Bluebirds held a May 2 1961 meeting at Mrs Cady with refreshments by Mrs Keeney and Mrs Harvey The group promotes a Mother’s Day Tea planned for May 16 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Margaret Mickelson
Robert McDonald
Marcille Carr
Marion Hays
Joe L. Budd
Superntendent
Clinton Dunning
Dunning
Lander
Water Shortage Looms as Summer Tests Ranch Communities
The writer warns of escalating water scarcity in the Coluraca River basin through 1980 and toward 2000. Irrigation demands, storage development, and land management are urged, with emphasis on conserving water, expanding reservoirs like Boulder Lake, and regulating wasteful plants. A 4 H club dance at Daniel Dandies is noted, with details of venue and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason
Coluraca
Boulder Lake
Irtigaton
Wyoming
Arizona
California
Negris
Mother's Day Program Set at First Southern Baptist
The Baptist Church will hold a Community Mother's Day program at First Southern Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon May 14 at 3 o'clock. The program will be presented by churches within the compound community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Southern Baptist Church
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Las Vegas
Philip *Oince. Sr
Chamber of Commerce
Hoenston
Kent Taylor
Mick
Kent
Daryl ‘Taylor
BIG Piney Cub Scouts
Civil Defense
Western Masonic
Public Service Commission OF
Maxwell E. Osborn
Chesoune
Joseph S. Knowlton
Lary
Salt Laks City
Uta
Tieard
Albert P. Bruch
Ond
Walter W. Hudson
WM. “Scotty
Jack
Albert P. Brush
Walter V. Hudson
Cherriscione
Dwight W. Dahlman
Stork
For
Marbleton
Job
Solomon
Floyd Patterson
Alice Bleamer
Teen Beat
Dick Tanner
Daniel Club
Carl Urbigkit
Sublette
Southern
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