High School Fall Concert Presented by Music Dept
The High School Music Department presents a fall concert on November 30, 1960 in the high school gym. The program features the 29 member band with contemporary and traditional pieces and the mixed chorus performing selections. Tickets from band or choir students with prices 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. The program starts at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawic Ationd
Hie
High ‘&Theel
Mebners
Gevicom
Breaxa Triumph—Holmes
Hiarch
Adr— Erikson
Limi
Saade—Formman
Dedcick
Pecen_ Faluns
McCaughey
Overture
Homemaker's Bazaar At Pine Dale Draws 100 Attendees
Eight booths showcased Mardi Gras themed crafts at the Pine Dale Community Hall on Saturday November 5. The Beover-D Homemakers Club of Pinedale served lunch to over 100 people and organized decorations. booths were run by Daniel De Mores Bronx Tememakers V F W Auxiliary Greerers Church Circle Camp Fire Gas American Legion Auxiliary and the LDS Relief Society. Next Saturday November 12 the Triangle Club Homemakers in Big Biney will host a bazaar in the High School lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Cid
Kmch
Daniel De-Mores
Bronx Tememakers
V. F. W Auxiliary
Greerers
Church Circle
Camp Fire Gas
American Legion Auxiliary
L. D. S. Relickociety
Triangle Club
Big Biney
Dalton transferred to Uinta National Forest in Utah
Adrian E. Dalton Bridger National Forest officer leaves after three years to take a new post at the Uinta National Forest with headquarters at Provo Utah. Forest Supervisor Art Ham notes Dalton’s training and experience qualify him. The Fluckigers plan to move to Kemmerer around November 15 as Lester Fluckiger takes the Bridger District Ranger post.
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Adrian E. Delton
Uinta National Forest
Bravo
Utah
Art.ham
Dalton
Intermountain Forest
Datton
Dave
Provo
Bridges
Lester Fluckiger
Jhe
Wyoming
Star Valley
Bridger National Fers
Finckiger
Harmon Shannon
Pinedale
Shannon
Gren
Forest Service
Fluckiger
Kemmerer
Triangle Club Items Bazaar At Bligh School Café
Bigby Home Demonstration Club schedules a bazaar for Saturday November 18 from 1 30 to 4 00 at Bligh School Cafeteria. Booths and food sewing and tubile elephant materials are to be brought in Saturday from 10 to 11 or before on November 10. A regular meeting at Elaine's Cottage will occur then Maxine Painter demonstrates cut wrapping. Mary Lou Madison will give instruction on rug making.
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Bigby
Bligh School
Cafélaria
Elaine
Cotege
Maxine Painter
Mary Lou Madison
Kennedy Wins Presidential Race In Tuesday Election
Kennedy elected president over Nixon in a close national vote. Wyoming shifts back to Republican, with Themzon taking senate and Harrison returning to Congress. Sublette County retains Norman Barlow and Joseph Budd as local officials. Milford Steele wins county commissioner.
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Kennedy
Nixon
Fee
Eson
Pony Express Cancellation Die Becomes Museum Item
The Pony Express Centennial data shows a damp cancellation die from 1860 1960 now on display in the State Museum Cheyenne. The die was bought by the Laramie County Chapter of the Wyoming State Historical Society and used by Cheyenne Post Office for sample cancellations April 5 to October 1 1960. It was returned to the Laramie County Chapter president Mrs Anthony Ries who then donated it to the State Museum. Other chapters Uinta Sweetwater Natrona Campbell County also purchased identical dies for county office use during the same period. Mrs Florsace Beritain visits her grandson in Sheridan as Mr and Mrs Clifton Fear Jr attend the Casper sale.
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Pony Express
State
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming State Historical Society
Anthony Ries
State Museum
Uinta
Siweeter
Natrona Gechen
Campbell County
Wyoming State Esoterical Society
Stella McKinstry Wins National Pfizer Award
Stella McKinstry home demonstration agent from Pinedale Wyoming received a 1500 fellowship from Pfizer and Co for the Western region at the National Home Demonstration Agents Association meeting. She has aided Sublette County homemaker participation since 1952 and aims to further her Extension work through travel or training. Other 1980 winners were named from several regions.
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Chicago
Stela McKinstry
Pinedale
Wyo
Chas, Pfizer & Co., Inc
Pliger
Loretta M. Zastrow
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Centron
Geneva
Maxmia
Centre Als
Our Town presented by Junior Class shines in town stage
The Junior Class stages Our Town on Sat Nov 12. Grover’s Corners, N H, appears with townsfolk in three acts showing love, marriage, and a poignant cemetery scene. Critics hail Wilder’s play as universal reverie and a beautifully evocated, haunting work praised by the New York Times and New York Herald Tribune.
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Ian
Anthor
Grover
N. H
George Gibbs
Exily Webb
Nob
Mrr. Wilder
Tower
Harris
Wilder
Our
Wisway 183 Association Meeting Friday
Local businessmen from Big Piney urged to attend a Friday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Big Piney Clinic waiting room to discuss highway 189 plans and ensure their money yields value. The notice calls for active participation by members and stakeholders in the association’s highway project discussions.
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Wisway 183 Association
Big Piney
Hi-way 189 Association
Big Piney Clinic
Rock Springs Driver of the Month Named by Wyoming Truckers
Charles Buck Bartram of Yellowstone Wholesale, Rock Springs, earned November Driver of the Month honors from the Wyoming Trucking Association for a safety record with no chargeable accidents in 1.44 million miles and 800000 miles on rugged roads in all weather. He is praised for courtesy, top vehicle upkeep, and has earned commendations from Atlas and associated firms. Bartram, who lives at 707 Connection Street, Rock Springs, received a trophy and belt buckle as part of the program.
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Charles “Buck Bartram
Yellowstone Wholesale Company
Rock Springs
Wyoming Trucking Association
Awad
Wyoming ‘Trucking Associaton Safety Council
Charles Bartram
Cal Line Road
Bartram
Atlas Company
Charles Eariram
Elmeet
Aled Industries Conferences
Monthangenis
One Trucking Association
American ‘Trucking Associations, Inc
Catholic Church Notes Curtis Kurkewski Home Event
Mrs. George Kurkewski and Tom Nits will entertain the children of St Anne's at the Kurkewski home Tuesday evening November 15 at 7 00 pm. The gatherings have begun and many ladies of the parish show interest in the society, promising a successful November meeting.
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George Kurkewski
Tom Nits
St Anne's
Alina
Kurkeweski
Paresh
Geaéty
Make-It-With-Wool Contest Draws Sublette County Entrants
Five Sublette County girls attended the District Make It Yourself With Wool contest in Cokeville on October 29. Sub-Deb entrants Norma Dean Bleamer and Noreen Williams led the group, while Roxinna Rogers Ling Fear and Maria Koch competed in the Junior Division. The girls were honored at a luncheon by Woolgrowers Association members and received wool prizes including Lanolin Hand Lotion two thimisio and a wool skirt for the Juniors.
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Sublette County
Cokeville
Norma Dean Bleamer
Darts
Noreen Williams
Pingtale
Roxinna Rogers
Ling Fear
Maria
Koch
Woolgrowers Association
Insde
L Fear
Chaitaan
Norman Bleamer
Daniel
Western Wyoming Masonic Club Meets in Pinedale Nov 12 1960
The Western Wyoming Masonic Club will meet in Pinedale on November 12, 1960. Franklin Lodge No. 31 will host a beer dinner at 6:90. William T. Nightengale of Salt Lake City and Rock Springs will be guest speaker, and club president Clifford Hansen hopes for strong attendance at the fall gathering.
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Wyemning Masonic Club
Pinedale
Franklin Lodge No. 31
William T. Nightengale
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Clifford Hansen
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H. S. Music Dept
Keith Thomson
William Henry Harrison
Homemaker’s Bazaar
Adrian E. Dalton
Bridger National Forest
America
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Exse Themzon
William
Hepburn T. Armctrone
Joseph L. Budd
Mrs. Florsace
Beritain
Mrs
GR. Vanney
Sheridan, Wyoming
Clifton Fear, Jr
Iesz
Bondurant
Kendall
Bronx
Abi
I Merna
Pine Creek
Halfway
UM Pinsy
Caupet
Est Fork
Marbleton
Stella McKinstry
Pfizer
Our Town
New York Times
NEW York Berald Tribune
Catholic Church Notes
Western Wyoming
Masonic Club
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