Big Piney Punchers crush Lyman 54 0 in tune up
The Big Piney Punchers defeated the Lyman Eagles 54 to 0 last Friday afternoon in a Class B High School Football Conference game. Robie Douglas starred with two 55 yard TD runs and multiple completions to John Hintz and others. Ralph Wilkerson and Doug Douglas added key scores as Piney built a decisive lead, then prepared to face Mountain View and Lyman in upcoming matchups.
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HG Piney
Lyman
Big Piney Punchers
Lyman Eagles
Leroy Lewis
Big Piney
Don Lewis
Gary Vickrey
Robbie Douglas
Douglas
John Hints
Othe
Ralph Wilkerson
Douglay
Mants
Wler
Laver Alamganley
Hin
Lo Hale
Ce Gxtee Pans
BM Dadke Iyugettl
Handy Thorndon
Pune
Bringiigs
Lo Blsaney
Hintz
Wage Nugent
Lyman Gue
Winter driving cautions for Wyoming mountain regions
Wyoming highway officials warn motorists to expect winter driving conditions in higher mountains by mid September. Snow and winter conditions are not common this early, but past years' pre winter snows necessitate public awareness and preparation.
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Wyoming Highway Department
Lake Viva Naughton Facilities Open in Lincoln County
Facilities completed at Lake Viva Naughton include picnic and sanitary amenities, parking, a new gravel access road, and six fire pits. The project is part of a memorandum of agreement among the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Lincoln County, and Utah Power and Light Company.
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Wake Viva
Game and Fish Department
Hincoletti
Lincoln County
Alacolele
Wyoming Farm Bureau to Pay Out 65 000 to Claim Free Policyholders
The Wyoming Farm Bureau Insurance will distribute 65000 to auto policyholders whose premiums were not refunded during Apr 1902 to Jul 31 1903 and held active policies in both Wyoming and Montana. Mark Marquardt says dividends target eligible members across both states.
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Wyoming Farm Bureau
Mark Marquardt
Wyoming Sill Lurean Insurance Services
Apr. Ly
Marquardt
Sublette County Fair Schedule Highlights Two Day Event
The Sublette County Fair runs Friday and Saturday with 4-H exhibit judging and livestock shows. Open Class exhibits begin at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, with Quarter Horse Show, 4-H showmanship, a style revue, and a junior fat stock sale scheduled throughout the day.
Funeral Services For Chris Berg Of Boulder Held Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday in the Boulder School for Chris Berg 75 followed by burial in the Pinedale cemetery. Bishop Craner of the DS church in Pinedale conducted the rites. The Pinedale American Legion post constructed graveside services. Pallbearers were John and Chris Alexander Robert and Richard Evans and Gary and William Thompson. Berg died Thursday at his home near Boulder a retired rancher who had lived in the Boulder area 57 years. He was born August 24 1888 in Norway and came to the United States settling in Boulder when he was 18. Survivors are his wife Hilma two daughters Mrs Edgar Maxim Alexander of Rock Springs and Mrs Oscar Selen Evans of Boulder two sons Floyd Thompson of Phoenix Arizona and A A Thompson of Big Piney and several grandchildren.
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Boulder School
Chris Berg
Pinedale
Bishop Craner
DS Church
Hilma
Edgar
Maxine) Alexander
Rock Springs
Oscar
Selen) Evans
Boulder
Floyd Thompson
Phoenix
Ariz
A. A. Thompson
Big Piney
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Paul Virosiko
The Virosikos thank all who sent cards and flowers for their bereavement and express heartfelt gratitude. The note includes a stray line about raccoon travels suggesting a population area expansion by late fall.
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Paul Virosiko
Governor Hansen Named Wyoming March of Dimes Chairman
Governor Clifford P. Hansen will serve as Wyoming State Chairman of the 1964 March of Dimes. Basil OConner, president of the National Foundation March of Dimes, announced the appointment in New York. Bill Stone of Cheyenne is named Associate Chairman to direct thousands of volunteers in the January 2013 campaign to raise funds for care of birth defects and arthritis and to support research.
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Clifford FP. Hansen
Wyoming
Basil O'Conner
National Foundation March of Dimes
New York
Hansen
O'Connor
Bill Stone
Cheyenne
Stone
Clifford P. Hansen
March OF Dimes
Scotch Ranching Differs From Scotland Visit Highlights
Hearley Duckham, son of Bill and Mrs. Duckham of Bondurant, spends six months in Scotland as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate. He stayed with four host families, observed western Scotland dairy farming, highland sheep and cattle operations, and a Barley Beef program feeding calves to 800 pounds for subsidies. He toured a Shorthorn Hereford cross farm with December calving and 700 to 750 pound calves, noting subsidies of 36 dollars per cow and 24 dollars per calf. Calving shelters are becoming common to ease winter losses. Hearley plans to return to Sublette County this fall with county extension agents arranging talks.
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Hearley Duckham
County Extension Office
Hearley
Bill Duckham
Bondurant
Scotland
Hearly
Sublette County
Venison Care Rules Urged By Wyoming Officials
Wyoming Game and Fish staff call for proper field handling during 1963 hunting seasons. They warn improper cooling and cleaning ruin meat and outline steps: clean dress immediately, skin antelope before dressing, wash blood and hair, cool meat for several hours, hang so air circulates, and use cheese cloth bags for quicker cooling and transport.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming
1963 4 H beef award finalists to compete in Chicago trip
The 1963 National 4 H Club Congress with the International Livestock Show offers top 4 H beef winners an all expense trip to Chicago and consideration for one of six $500 college scholarships. The event marks the fifth anniversary of Du Pont sponsorship as participation rises nationwide.
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Chicago
E. I. du. Pont’ de Nemours & Company
Simpson to Nominate Wyoming Men for Service Academies
U S Senator Milward L Simpson announces nominations for Wyoming men to three service academies for the 1964 class. Interested applicants should contact his office before Sept 20 for written exams in early Fall. The piece also notes driver inattention causes rear end collisions and urges constant alertness while driving. Hunters who took banded sage grouse in 1963 must return the bands to a Game and Fish officer or the Cheyenne office.
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Washington
U.S
Milward L. Simpson
Rwyo
Wyoming
National Safety Council
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
PTA Association Meeting Promotes Fundraisers and Thanks
The PTA met Monday evening at Elemental School auditorium with about fifty teachers and patrons. Mrs. Noble opened the meeting and Mrs. Bellamy read the minutes. A letter from Mrs. Gerrard thanked the PTA for wall plaques. Alice Cranor’s room won the attendance prize. calendars will be printed for sale. A bingo party and a dinner were approved as fundraisers. Each teacher spoke briefly about their life. gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
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Elemental School
Robi. Noble
J. L. Bellamy
P. Vt. A
H. W. Duran
Traffic deaths in Wyoming rise to 120 this year
Five people died in traffic accidents on Wyoming highways during the first eight days of September raising 1963 year to date fatalities to 120. The total is 29 more than the same period in 1962 with 69 Wyoming residents and 51 nonresidents among the dead.
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Wyoming
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Mountain View Reigay
Lynen
Viva Naughton
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Highlands
Heatley
Cooperative Extension Service
Chance To
U. S
Milward
PTA Association
Enne Office
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