Sublette County Fair Steer Sale Features Large Auction
A record fat steer sale at the Sublette County Fair in Big Piney drew 18 steers from 4-H and FFA members, averaging $47.04 per cwt and $404.01 per head. Grand champion steer owned by Ronsid Rees of LaBarge sold for $486 to Walton Feed Co. in Montpelier Idaho at 810 pounds.
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Sublette
Big Piney
IGA
Daniel Trading Go
Daniel Concern
Max Baroff
Fred Kratz
Chuck Room
Panedale
Doin Batlow
Barlow
Pinedaie Lions Club
Sponagill
Terry Amrem
Doinyz
Lions
Paul Hagenstein
Mar- Jean Wise
John Poljanec
Howard South
First National Bank of Kemmerer
Lincoln Service Corp
Myles McGinnis
LaBarge 4-H Club
John Clay Kemmerer
Howard ‘Smith
Bert Reman
Ster
BA Murdock
Jam Greenwood
Muldred Miller
FFA
David Willoughby
Weve Jamis
Gene Giletts
Jackson
David Calvert
Budd Hereford Renech
Gary Ross
Sharon Deckham
Richard Pearson
Bondurant 4-H
Johnson Trucking Co
Fater
Salt Lake City
Ur~ Ingkat
Cudahy Packinroo
Joe Dockerman
Joe Dockerman & Sons Butchered the Steers For the Luyers
Sac
Carl Arbiglat
Wyoming
FFA Club
St Anne Rosary Society Meeting Announced
St Anne's Altar and Rosary Society will meet at Mrs George Nugent home Tuesday evening September 19 at 8 00 p m with Mrs Anthony J Gosar as co hostess All ladies are welcome Mrs Curtiss Mickelson will attend Bishop's School in La Jolla California again this year She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Mickelson
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St. Anne's Altar and Rosary Society
George Nugent
Anthony J. Gosar
Wecome
Curtiss Mickelson
Bishop's School
la Jolla
Calif
Gordon Michkelaon
Eagle Scout Honors At Sacrament Service
Don Cc. C. Kimball of Buck Springs and Leon Execwaive of Fort Bridger presented Eagle Scout awards to Paul A Scherbel and Pat Walinsky at a Sunday LDS Church Sacrament Meeting. Kimball noted about four of eight thousand Scouts receive the award while mothers pinned the honors. Scout leader Maurice Zudu also spoke and played a flute solo.
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Don Cc. C. Kimball
Buck Sprangs
Leon Execwaive
Fort Bridger
LDS Church
Paul A Scherbel
Pat Walinsky
Kimball
Mr Kambali
Maurice Zudu
Pan thers top Cokeville Panthers in Glass B action
Last Friday the Big Piney Panthers defeated the Cokeville Panthers 28 to 12 in Glass B eight man football in Big Piney. Tomorrow the Panthers host the Pinedale Wranglers at 2:90 p.m. Next Friday they travel to Mountain View. Mr and Mrs Clyde Clark and sons of Kemmerer visited the Stevns and enjoyed the Sublette County Fair.
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Big Piney Panthers
Cokeville Panthers
Big Piney
Panchers
Pinedale Wranglers
Mountin View
Clyde Clark
Kemmerer
Dick Stevns
Tey
Call for Bids for Kitchen Equipment in Big Piney School
The Board of Trustees School District SW Sublette County Wyoming invites sealed bids for labor, materials and equipment to install kitchen equipment in the Big Piney School Building. Bids due by 8:00 PM October 5 1961 with five percent bid bond. Plans available at Kellogg Kellogg architects Rock Springs.
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Board of Trustees
Sub- Jette
Stru.s
Wyoming
Big Piney
Hugh Suhncol
Kellogg A& Kellogg
North Plant
Rock Sprigs
Thatrick SW
Sublette County
Sublette
State of Wyoming
Margaret M. Evenild
Southwestern Wyoming Community Concert Association Formed
A coalition of citizens from Evanston Kemmerer Pinedale Big Piney Cokeville Mountainview Lyman Opal Frontier Diamondville and Utah towns Randolph Woodruff forms the Southwestern Wyoming Community Concert Association. Affiliated with Community Concerts Inc New York City the group plans memberships sold at seven dollars during Sept 25 30 to fund bookings of orchestras and artists for multiple concerts.
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Evanston
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Big Piney
Cokeville
Mountainview
Lyman
Opal
Frontier
Diamondville
Utah
Randolph
Woodruff
Southwestern
Wyoming
Community Converts, Inc
New York City
Gorden Bengston
Kockins
Ciréum
Rés.cden
Efmall
Qummunity Concerts, Inc
Hue
Feu
van Chburn
Artsts
Wilere
Southwestern Wyoming Community Concert Association
Retch Springs
Afton
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Rawhing
Sheridan
Riverton
Lander
Casper
Cheyenne
Gody
4 H Parade at Sublette County Fair Highlights
The Sublette County 4-H event featured a fashion show demonstrations and skits for about 200 attendees. Thirty 4-H members won ribbons, with multiple blue ribbon recipients listed, plus trophies awarded in needlework culinary art crafts and livestock categories.
County Fair Notes Reflect Mixed Weather and Major Wins
The county fair opened rainy then cleared to sun as Budd and O'Neil tied for Hereford division honors with the crowd split on the championship. Marla Ochs steers faced off against Ronald Rees with LaBarge boy prevailing. FFA awards highlighted by Gary Mathen earning numerous ribbons and trophies. Don Rogers Jr. collected five trophies across crops, beef, and sheep plus a showman’s crown. Exhibitors traveled from Lanodin Thion Counties Sublett. quarter horses from Wyoming Utah Idaho. Fifty-three trophies awarded amid strong participation. volunteers and sponsors backed the event despite weather and crowded halls.
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Elizabeth Hoch
Norma Jean Beamer
Marla Koch
Caroline Boroff
SuzAnn Chriuman RaNae Nicholls
Karen Luce
Chas Ball
Pat Haris
David Calvert Esch
Valerie Nienois
Annette Schenke
Jack Earhark
Monte Wight
Lee Whitmim
Helen
Mildred Johnson
Elkhorn
Betty Thomas
Pinedale Soundup
Grey's Gifts
Muriel Gray
Highland Lumber Company
Farm Burau Insurance
Don Rogers, Jr
Budd Hereford Ranch
Southwest Wyoming Wool Warehouse
Schelte County Woolglowers
Pinedale Implement & Hardware
Gary Mathusen
Fear Ranchi
Cota
Budd Hereford Ranches
World’s Ford Service
Ronald Rees
Daniel Tracing Co
Alfred Ditton
Green Raver Valley Catilemen’s Ass'n
Pinedale
FFA
Subsonic County Fair Association
David Calvert
Garry Rees
Budd
O'Neil
Hereford
Neil
Marla Ochs
Chamson
LaBarge
Gary Mathben
Poljanec
Wise
Silith
Hagenstein
Lanodin
Thion
Sublett
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Dick Keeney
Big Piney
FPA
Tom O'Neil
Ray Wardell
Harvey T
Carl Worl
Ioards
Snot
Barabara Pape
David Galvert
Adies
Norm Batlev
George Franz
Jake Plisterer
Norm
George
Bob Sale
NRA urges safe gun handling for autumn hunting season
The NRA cautions hunters to follow five basic rules to prevent tragedy as millions head into forests this autumn for venison and fowl. It warns against treating any gun as unloaded, pointing muzzles safely, spotting targets clearly, backstops, and avoiding alcohol before and during shooting.
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N.R.A.A
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le County Red Cross
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Ted Wiedelanders
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Church OF ST. Anne News
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James Scott
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Lewis Bowlzer
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Wryaming
Katherine
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Budd House
Frances Clark
Jimmy Ann Wideman
James Mickelson
Gerad Chapman
Homer Stevens
Asa Jarrett
Gokeville
Alonzo Hopkin
Randotch
Hal Benedict
Mountain View
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National Rifle Association of America
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