Punchers Defeat Cokeville in Conference Clash
The Big Piney Punchers, defending district regional and state class B8 man titles, downed the Cokeville Panthers 27 6 in their second conference game. Key plays included Jack Clark blocking a punt for a safety and Mike Murdock scoring a touchdown. Tanner and Douglas led the ground game with 357 yards on 45 carries. The Punchers travel to Pinedale to face the Wranglers next Friday.
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Big Piney Punchers
Cokeville Panthers
Punchers
Panthers
Jack Clark
Panther
Mike Murdock
Dokeville
Clark Willis
Dick Tanner
Bob Wilson
Murdock
Robert Douglas
Ace Court
Lew
Tanner
Douglas
Mucdeth
Patchers
Funderbacks
Don Chapin
Ron Vitkrey
Aaner
Pinedale Wranglers
Neelope Season Over in 10 Areas
The 1900 antelope season has ended in 10 of Wyoming's 32 game areas per the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. State Game Warden Jomea B. White reported strong hunter success and information from field personnel confirms season closures in Horse Creek, Rawlins, Table Rock, Uinta, Eden, Farson Pinecue, Big Piney Muddy Creek, Lander, Green Mountain Crooks Mountain, and Badger Basin.
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Ogayas
Wyoming and Fish Department
Werden Jomea B. White
Informiaion
Lander
Green Mountain
Crooks Mountain
Badger Basin
Junior Exhibitor Fair Winners Announced
Winners listed for the junior division with 59 entries. First place recipients include Susan Hymas, Lynn Porter, Carolyn Hymas, Kay Ely, Carolyn Hymas, and Terry Fleming among others. Schools Pinedale Bondurant and Big Piney showcased outstanding exhibits at the fair. Fifty-five violators were fined a total of 1163 dollars for game and fish law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varren
Carolyn Hymas
Lynn Porter
Marlene McKinney
Octopus
Kay Ely
Eace
Larry Slatier
Terry Fleming
Lena Kimberlain
Vallie Nicholls
Elizabeth Koch
Steven James
Society
Bill Keech
Kassecks
Wisto Basket
Betty Wilson
Bonnie Willoughby
Stephanie Stradley
Roxanna Rogers
Judy Barger
Karen Roberts
Glenn Fosher
Robert Phillips
Plaster of Paris
Ronald Moore
Pinedale
Bondurant
Big Piney
Triangle Club Meets at Elaine's Cafe
The Triangle Club gathered at Elaine's Cafe on September 8 for routine business and voting. A future deer prize will be awarded at meetings, and the October 13 gathering invites members to bring a recipe and its finished product for a dollar.
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Triangle Club
Elaine
la Chi Homemakers
Big Piney Triangle Club
Big Piney High School
Mae Mickelson
County Fair Horse Show Results
Over 30 registered Quarter horses competed in the county fair show. Horse show secretary Mrs. Kenneth Byer Jr released slow results with Laddie Sabite as grand minion and Bucmo Cloud as reserve champion. Numerous classes list owners such as Wright Dickenson Rock Springs and Ken Fear Jr with entries from Utah Colorado and Wyoming. The event included foals mares stallions running tests and barrel racing with winners named like Cottons Sea Joe Star and Tee Bum among others.
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Kenneth, Byer, Jr
Laddie Sabite
Wright Dickenson
Rock Strings
Stabion
Bucmo Cloud
Kenneth Fear, Jr
Kenbelt Fear
Fear
Mares
Guin
Vic. Rass
Bam Mart
Jack Setw
Jamie
Utah
Ui Dickernen
Rock Springs
Dicksnton
Sen Test
Esb
Sunup
Baker
Cnlorida Springs
Bob Sucup
Norris
Toys and Girls
Cel
Ons Les
Guio
Hiad
Andrea
Hoopland
Says
Cady Kay ‘Taylor
Derryl Taylor
Kent Taylor
Western Pleasure
Cotton
Leo
August updates from Wyoming Game and Fish on licenses and fines
State Game Warden James White reports 55 arrests in August with 13 for false claims when buying resident hunting and fishing licenses. Fines ranged 25 to 50 dollars. two men jailed. Additional penalties covered hunting without a license and other violations, with proceeds supporting local schools.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Deparment
James White
Federal Land Bank Association Holds Omaha Conference
Thomas A. Maxwell Jr presided as 3 200 farmers and ranchers attended a meeting in Omaha with directors and managers from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Kemmerer FLBA delegates included Charles H. Johnson Alwa Arnold Olson Lebert Ball Dan Dimond Jesse Graham and Betty Baehr. A special program for ladies featured Ramona Deilemeyer Lincoln Nebraska Mrs America 1956.
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Thomas A. Maxwell, Jr
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kemmerer Flba
Kemmerer Area
Charles H. Johnson
Alwa
Arnold C. Olson
Big Piney
Lebert J. Ball
Daniel
J. Walter Dimond
Kemmerer
Jesse Graham
Mountain View
Betty C. Baehr
Johnson
Olson
Ball
Dimond
Graham
Kemmerer Association
Lincoln
Teton
Subspile
Unia
Sweetwater
Maxwell
Robert B. Tooell
Washington
D.C
Farm Credit Administration
National
Farm Credit
Land Bank
HL Res Bartte
Kansas City
Wart Butz
Purdue University
Vernon Vine
Philadelphia
Farm Magazine
Charles Cullen
Char- Ighe
Ramona Deilemeyer
Neo
America
Livestock Winners At County Fair
County fair livestock winners are listed across senior junior and yearling divisions. Hereford entries include O Neil Hereford and Budd Herefords with champions and reserve honors. female division highlights feature Mathiers and Thompson. Sheep classes crown Floyd Spencer and Wendell Grable with grand and reserve ram titles. Rambouillet and feeder lambs also shown. Mr and Mrs Roger Edwards visited Jackson for medical discharge.
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C. AL Pear
Qneil Hereford Ranch
O'Neil Hereford
Orval
Mabel James
Lynda Fear
Gary Mathisen
Mary Kay McNeil
GA. Fear
Ichampion
Budd Hereford Ranch
Budd Hersfords
Alfred Dien
Alfred Ditton
Terry Amrein
Gary Mathiers
Simmer
Mathisen
Spencer
Ewe
Floyd Spencer
Ewe Lamb
Ewa Lambs
Don Rogers
Johnny Roberson
We Lamb
Sharon Badegett
Johnny Robertson
Scm Lemire
Rem
Roxanna Rogers
Ivan Sheffy
Kenneth Badgett
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Wanda Lewis in Idaho Falls
Miss Wanda Lewis, the bride-to-be, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Jones Sage Cafe on Sunday. Hosts Mrs. Carl Bollinger and Mrs. Carl Murphy led games awarding prizes to Maxine Owls Barbara Wail and Frances Finnllgs. Refreshments were served as gifts were opened. Miss Lewis will wed Russell R. Tracy of Idaho Falls, Idaho, on October 6.
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Wanda Lewis
Sride-to-be
Jones Sage Cafe
Carl Bollinger
Carl Murphy
Maxine Owls
Barbara Wail
Frances Finnllgs
Miss Lewis
Russell R. Tracy
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ed Lewis
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Opens Entries
Girls aged 13 to 22 are invited to enter the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Entries judged at the district meeting in Cakeville on Saturday, February 29. Three divisions 13-16, 14-17, 18-22. Garments must be 100 percent wool, made entirely by the entrant, and in the proper age group. Prizes include scholarships, sewing machines, savings bonds, and trips to Denver and New York for the top winners.
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Kenneth Fear
Ac ‘Pela
Cakeville
Sclaver
St. Sih-teems
Firols
Denver
Wiutkely
FW. Woolworth Co
New York
Lindam
Paris
Ramh
Pan American World Airways
Ici
Fear
Sur Sheme
National Association of Serandiry
Wyoming Stock Growers Meet Set for Gillette
Wyoming ranchers show strong interest in the Wyoming Stock Growers Association gathering to be held in Gillette on September 24 2003. The program lists four afternoon talks at 1 36 pm in the high school and a 6 30 pm banquet at the Legion Hall with lectures by George Mill Frank Mockler E B R B May Lyle Liggett Harold Palley and Don Jewett among others and a post banquet dance by Buddy Merrideth and the Dakota Cowboys.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Gillette
Wyoming Stock Growers Asociation
Mot
Legion Hall
George Mill
Hat Cresk
Frank Mockler
Ebrb. May
Wyoming Steck Growers Association
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Lyle Liggett
20th Anniversary of World War II Mobilization in Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard marks 20 years since Roosevelt ordered mobilization for World War II. From Green River and Lusk units to Cheyenne headquarters, forces expanded from 1940 to 1941, doubling Army strength. Today Guard numbers exceed 400,000 with 21 infantry and six armored divisions and an expanded Air National Guard.
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Wyoming
41St Military Police Company
Green River
Gcompany GC
Robert Patterson
Cmd
Youngry
New York Times
Europe
Air National Guard
Mike Mie
Nofon
Catholic Church Notes on St Anne Altar and Rosary Meet
St Anne's Altar and Rosary met at Mrs Robert Olin's French home on September 20 with eighteen members and guest Miss Marjorie Olson present Rev Charles Bartek attended from Pinedale and led a small contest Anthony Gosar won The Kitchen Prayer plaque donated by Mrs Minnie Budd Everett Phelps won a cool prize October meeting set for Mrs Philip Marincic Sr's ranch Corporate Communion planned for September 25 Garth Nichols and Everett Phelps drove to Rock Springs September 14 for the Deanery Board meeting and no host luncheon at Howard's cafe
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Catholic Church News
St. Anne's
Rench
Robert Olin
Marjorie Olson
Charles Bartek
Rem Pinedale
Anthony Gosar
Minnie Budd
Everett Phelps
Philip Marincic, Sr
Garth Nichols
Rock
Rock Springs
Future Farmers of America State Contests Planned at Wyoming
Approximately three hundred FFA members from fifty four Wyoming chapters will gather at the University of Wyoming September 26 and 27 for state judging contests in Livestock Dairy Cattle Poultry Agricultural Mechanics and Agronomy. Ten Big Piney Chapter students and teacher Dick Keeney depart Sunday to compete in all events with Alpha Zeta sponsors Sunday evening. Contest officials from the University will direct the events with sessions this week to determine the top ten qualifiers.
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Percy Kirk
State Department of Education
Wyoming Ffa
University of Wyoming
Big Piney
Dick Keeney
Alpha Zeta
de Aimina
Championship Rodeo Results at Pinedale
Readable results list winners and times from the Pinedale championship rodeo held last Sunday. Babtbook-Coby Reach won first in bareback, Ross Alexander second, Jep Rutchie third. Calf roping led by Alvy Shaw at 22 seconds, Bobby Hittle second, Bobby Loar third. Team event results include Lyms t Jack Selwabacher and Joe Lemure at 20 seconds, with Alvy Shaw and Kip Ademander 222. Barrel race winners Linda Fear and Andrea Goagland at 22 seconds, Daryla Kvesild 22.5. Children’s barrel race Linda Losier 25.6, Keni Taylor 45.3, Harve Piisterer 40.1. Full metal? event won by Andy Blutglind 20.6, Daryla Kycnild 20.7, Sid Lynda Fear 20.9.
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Pinedale
Babtbook
Coby Reach
Ross Alexander
Jep Rutchie
Addie Bronc
Charles Stegiman
Pail Skiver
Wayne Jensen
Alvy Shaw
Bobby Hittle
Bobby Loar
Lymst
Jack Selwabacher
Joe Lemure
Kip Ademander
Toni Limire
Joe Alexander
Manning
Bob Lovier
Bobby Little
Linda Fear
Andrea Goagland
Daryla Kvesild
Cnildren
Harve Piisterer
Ty Blutglind
Daryla Kycnild
Sid Lynda
Fear
County Fair Floriculture Arts and Garden Winners
Floriculture division lists winners by category with names such as Kay Beck Hilda Edwards Hattie West Suzanne Gallemore and Iona McReynolds. Floral arrangements potted plants and arts and crafts prizes awarded to numerous individuals including Betty Thomas Reta Carr Louise Edgar Mabel James and Dorothy Sandlin.
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Base Witten
Kay Beck
Sweet Peas
Hilda Edwards
Hattie West
Cosmos
Holgar Johnson
Suzanne Gallemore
Pansits
Eleanor Beck
Smap Dragons
Hilda Fdhwards
Solid Phlos
Iona McReynolds
Hollyhicks
Gladiola
Anne Barger
Candyiult
Elizabeth Chaps
Godella
Emma Grable
Petunia
Ione MacRenolds
Luella Ball
Hattie Wehr
Mercy Lovack
Harry Lovatt
Maxine Mathisen
John Williams
Carl Dash
Ross ‘Calvert
Peggy Evenild
Nella Ball
Baskelry
Louise Edgar
Dorothy Sandlin
John Budd
Mabel James
Mra Theresa Porter
Betty Thomas
Pat Edwards
Reta Carr
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Cokeville
Neelope
Elaine’s Cafe
Federal Land Bank Association
Roger Edwards
Jackson
Wyoming Stock Growers
Byron Lonp
Buddy Merrideth
Dakota Cowboys
Future Farmers OF America