PUNCHERS BEAT PINEDALE WRANGLERS 30 TO 7
The Punchers built a 18 point halftime lead and rolled to a 30 to 7 victory over Pinedale on their home field. J Douglas connected on a 33 yard pass to K Near to spark the offense before Hay den scored three TDs. Substitutes and penalties marred the later action as Piney maintained the county rivalry dominance for the sixth straight year. The win boosts B P to 13-1 in four years of home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P
Pinedale
J. Douglas
K. Near
P. Hayden
B. Eventld
B. P. Yiu
Chenge
BR. Souzas
B. F
Hayden
J. Dougas
BR. Dougas
BR. Wilkersor
P Hayden
Piney
B. Everild
Near
BP. Hayden
BR. Douglas
R. Douglas
Ure
Pinedee
Cadwallader
R. Swain
Blackmon
D. Vickrey
Avia Cokevile
Big Pinsy
Mountain View
Livestock Winners Listed At The County Fair
County fair results show 78 beef exhibits versus 71 last year. Hereford and Angus classes crown champions and reserve winners across senior and junior divisions, with O'Neil Ranches, Budd Herefords, Gary Mathisen, Don Rogers Jr., Sharon Deckham, and Linda Rogers among top names. Sheep show includes Champion Ram Donnie Rogers and Champion Ewe Donnie Rogers, with Floyd Spencer earning reserve ram and ewes. Showmanship honors go to Don Rogers Jr and Dave Willoughby.
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Bue
Hereford
O'Neil Ranches
Budd Hersfords
Budd Hefords
Hardeman Hereford Ranch
Sharon Deckham
Gary Mathdsen
Richard Pearson
Budd Herefords
Gary Mathisen
Don Rogers, Jr
Don Rages, Jr
Gary Mathison
Budd Hereford
Mie
O'Neil
Campion
Mv's
Chamon
Don Rogers
Angus Bus
Austin Richardson
Holsten Bull Cau
Linda Rogers
John Bexton
Ronald Rees
Wweight
Marla Koch
Ronald R
Ffeder
Alfred Diton
Alfred Ditton
Harmen Plisterer
David Willoughby
David Calvert
Dave Willoughby
Floyd Spencer
Ram
Dormie Rogers
Donnie Rogers
Ewe
Rama Jam U
Sharon Dockhim
Farm Flock
Sweep Showman
Donne Rogers
Janor Showman
Ken Badgett
Annual silver tea hosted by county homemakers council
The county homemakers council sponsors a silver tea on Saturday at 2 00 PM in the Pinedale Legion Hall. Bronx Homemakers and the Pinedale 2 Better U Club join in. Mardh Fear, president of the Wyoming State Homemakers Council, will discuss her Maine trip and national meeting highlights. A brief program by 4 H members from Daniel and Boulder followed by a homemakers skit. The tea aims to acquaint members and non members, with members urged to bring guests.
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Laramie
Wyoming Internations Ferm Youth Exchange Selection Committee
Jean St Louis
Dixon
Mary Jane Arbighit
Lander
Wyoming
Fis
Ada Russel
Joye Grown
Fort ‘Bridger
Itive
TFWE
Ceramities
Washington, D. C
Lael Harrison
IFYE
Wyoming Farm Bureau Fideration
Wyoming 4-H Leaders Council
State Homemakers Council
Triangle Club Action Recaps Meetings and Leadership News
The Triangle Club reports its pretide on July 13 at Sacajawea picnic area with eight members and ten guests. Fall meetings begin September 14 after August break, with 12 members and two guests at the September gathering. Mardell Fear and Maxine Lewis attend the Homemakers convention. Mardell elected state president. Next meeting October 12 focuses on leather carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Sacajawea
Alva
Davia
Mardell Fear
Maxine Lewis
Mardell
Ie Homemakers
Local Ladies Society Meeting Notes and Remarks
Blanche Clark and Repmer from St Anne's Aver and Rosary Society met Tuesday at Mrs George Nugent's home with co host Mrs Anthony J Gosar. Eleven members attended including new member Mrs Donald Boom from Our Lady of Peace Parish Pinedale. Gosar gave an informative lesson on the Altar Tabernacle Cross Candles Garments and Linens. Door Prize went to Mrs Clifford Stradley and hostess gift to Mrs Garth Nicholls. Dessert was served after the business meeting. Agnes Repplier quote about disease quotes the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anne’s Aver and Rosary Society
George Nugent
Anthony J. Gosar
Donald Boom
Our Lady of Peace
Pinedale
Ghirman
Anthony J. Gosst
Imost
Clifford Stradley
Garth Nicholls
NEW 189 SIGN PLACED AT HOBACK JUNCTION
Ray Coppage and Emerson Smith collected 409 dollars in Big Piney over the last month prompting installation of two new Box 24 signs at Springville Utah and Hoback Junction by the Association. Those who contributed are urged to inspect the Hoback Junction sign and comment. The Association thanks Piney for its support. A new M 48 tank costs 200000 to the U S Government but a worn out M 48 can be repaired for 20000. At least 400 children and young adults are admitted to mental hospitals each year for serious disorders.
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Ray Coppage
Emerson Smith
Big Piney
Springville
Utah
Hoback Junction
Piney
Sublette County Champion Rodeo Winners Named
Sublette County held a 1967 rodeo in Pinedale and Big Piney with 500 spectators. Joe Carr won saddle bronc and tied for a top money award. Ec Hittle topped calf roping with a year long total. many local riders earned trophies, buckles, and cash in events from saddle bronc to barrel racing.
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Pinedale
Sublette County
Sublette
Mary Bakes
Dewey Bakes
Big Piney
Joe Carr
Bill Broom
Linbeck
Joe Hay
Dom Merritt
Cheyenne
Ec Hittle
Yellowstone Wholesale Co
Rock Springs
Sonny Hitre
Dep Richie
Alvie Shaul
Bob Hite
Kap Alexander
Bob Miller
Barre
Andrew Hoagland
Cai Urbiskit
Finouncer
Res Miller
Jitvey Stane
Bens Ding Judess
Leto Ecord
Field Ruder
Pete Hoagland
Res Alexander
Gene Plisserer
Dareld Courtney
Lynda Fear
Swede
McAlister
Drug resistance rising in TB germs across new patients
Health for All notes that TB germs are developing resistance to standard drugs. Five to ten percent of first-time TB patients harbor resistant strains to isoniazid PAS or streptomycin. If resistance grows, rapid case finding and correct multi drug therapy are essential to prevent a stalemate, warns the Information Service of the Wyoming Tuberculosis and Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Information Service
The
Wyoming Tuberculosis & Heealth Assn
Sublette County Fair notes and brucellosis concerns
In the Wyoming State Tribune report, Norm Barkow and son John Perry misstate a steer as grand champion at the fair. Sublette County ranchers are urged to enroll in a federal brucellosis testing and vaccination program, with warnings about traveling vaccine salesmen. The column also covers livestock sales, 4-H plans, county Homemakers events, and the Make It Yourself With Wool contest with deadlines and participant names.
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Carl Urbigkit
Wyoming States Tribune
Norm Barkow
John Perry
John
Ronald Rees
LaBarge
Mara Koch
Sublette
Ster Way
Sublette County
Evanston
Kathy Mathisen
Roxanna Rogers
Judy Barger
Marla Koch
Bonnie Willoughby
Noreen Williams
Pan Swan
Kay Brown
Fines Levied For August Game and Fish Violations
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports $2,606 in August fines from 63 people. Timed Timed, a Blackfoot Idaho man, paid $275 the month’s largest fine for hunting out of season, roadside limting, artificial light use, and illegal firearm use. Arrests topped 20 for illegal hours, with 16 fines and four dismissals. Additional cases include sweating a false catch, fishing without a license, trespassing, and other violations. Money collected supports county schools. Also notes 80,000+ excess deaths during past influenza epidemics.
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Wyoming Gate and Fish Department
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fish and Game Law
World steer roping finals set for Laramie in September
Laramie hosts the world championship finals in steer roping September 22 and 24. Top ropers from across the nation will compete over two days, with events at Ft. Sanders Park and sponsorship by the Albany County Fairgrounds Association. The committee includes Pete Burns Jim Roush Art McKechnie Jr and Hyde Merritt. Wyoming University football hosts NC State on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Abany County Fairgrounds Association
Pete Burns
Summi Rodeo Company
Jim Roush
Art. McKechnie, Jr
Wyoming Pairs, Rodeos and Racing Association
Hyde Merritt
King Merritt
Baptist Sunday School Class Elects Officers
The Junior Sunday School Class at the Baptist Church elected officers for the new year. Named: President Betty Cowell, Vice President Sandra Sanders, Secretary Ricky Hays, L.9 Secretary Sandy Perine, Treasurer Kay Pinkerton, Reporter Lynda Harmison, Superintendent and teacher Mrs Hays, Reporter Lynda Harmison. A group of Marines at Camp LeJeune NC has ham en that read like a menu Lemon Bean Rice Pryer Hamm Bacon Frence Price and Coffey.
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The
Baptist Church
Betty Cowell
Sandra Sanders
Ricky Hays
L. 9
Sandy Perine
Kay Pinkerton
Lynda Harmison
Mrs. Hays
U. S
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Price
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Pinedale Wranglers
State Committee
U. & Marines
Acube Fnty
Dan, S. Budd
Holy Cross
Saratoga
Bre Piney Mounrlsin View
Superior
Hanns Pinedale -H
Cokevilla
Lyman
Blanche Clark
Repmer
Catholic Church Notes
Agnes Repplier
Nestor
Sublette Champion
Raveg
Ritin
Lester Pape
Rob Springs
Frank Curtis
Wolf
Ivan Sheffy
Bernice Oliver
Dean Binning
Barney
Lawrence Bain
Columbia Tams
Stella McKinstry
Fair Board
Paine Bunting
Pauline
Mwhole
Helen Evans
Edyth, Earp
Katy Bardin
Bob McDonough
Suzanne Galemore
Carl
United States
Baptist Sunday School
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