County Fair Economics Winners
The county fair lists winners across culinary and needlework divisions. Dairy-like breads, cakes, cookies, pies, jellies, jams, preserves, canned fruits and vegetables, meats, pickles, and relishes are named with many Johnsons, Franz, Mildred, Ruth, and others earning prizes in multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Franz
Carl Deen
Foster
Mildred Johnen
Mildred Johnson
Pat Fosher
Fant
Ang Het
Mildred Jichreon
Milged Johnson
Mildred Jobean
Mildred Ishneon
Mrs Ray Sell
Peart Spineer
Winners of Sub- Jette County Fair horse show announced
At the Sub-Jette County Fair, awards across Quarter Horse and open divisions were announced. Winners include Poco Elater ridden by Don Sins in Quarter Horse foals and Misty Dexter ridden by C J McIntosh among mares three years and older, with Wick Hondo as Champion gelding and Lindy’s Okie as Reserve champ. Open stock horse victors feature Linda ridden by Andrea Hoagland as Grand Champion Mare and Pally as Grand Champion Gelding, plus multiple breed class winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jette
Don Sins
Riverton
Wyormind
Frank Pat
Sandy
Utah
Misty Dexter
C J. McIntosh
Champ
Flashy
Ratard
Misty Dexter Geiding
Leo
Kenneth Guo
Nick Hondo
Ken Fear
Joe Hickey
Lane ‘Tree
Wyoming
Champon Gdring
Wick Hondo
Reeve Champalon
Lindiy
C. A. Pear Sr
Leo Waggoner
Daryla Kaeid
Handy Andy Brown
Gone
Keneath Fear
Cotton
Lee
Kenneth Goody
Reining
Nick Honde
Kenreh Fear, Jr
Hickey
Princess
Joz Hickey
Western Pleasure
Miss Bay
George Earp
Landy
Okie
John Hintz
Andrea Hoagland
Linda
Bonnie Rhoads
Pally
Cotton Gwo
Jim Bo
Debbie Meke
Swee'heart
Pasy Hittle
Cotton Guo
Champon
Jami 'Bo
Debbie Meeks
Mary Lynn Worl
Bill’s Garl
June Swan
Sabon
Nancy Budd
Vianna Game
Pixie
Julie Swan
Cookie
Forrest Steele
Buddy
Bob Martin
Cotton Cito
Chico
Nancy Steele
Rdning
Senior
Janter
Poker
John Hints
Penny
Steve James
Local Craft Show List of Exhibitors and Items
The notice lists exhibitors and their crafts including knitted items by Suz Baly Knitted and Lynda Eyres TAPESTRIES etc Needlepcont Mae Mickelson Sew ng bag Dorothy Fanadin TOYS O cr Dorothy Sandlin PILLOWS Otter Dorothy Sand un POT HOLDERS Crochet decorative Mildred Johnston Cth useful Ru Foon MISCELLANIOUS Sappers Jenny McPherson Ober Mrs Ray Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Koehn
Venta Hawkins
Ventta Hawkins
Dorothy Sandlin
Towls
Ruth Franz
Margie Sims
Mary Anderson
Venita Hawkins
Inee Bennett
Mae Jensen
Baby
Doro’hy Myrenac
Naldred Johnon
Loa Whitmian
Pat Fosher
Dorothy Marincic
Lola Whitimin
Roberta Bellamy
Lefa Whitmen
Pat Fecher
Marne S
Dorothy Bul
Suzmina Gallemore
M.s~ Cellaneous
Vonita Hawkins
Suzanne Gallamore
Hilda Edwards
Sue Bal
Jewel McDonald
Apciaans
2Chet
Suz Baly
Lynda Eyres
Needlepcont
Mae Mickelson
Dorothy Fanadin
O Cr
Otter
Dorothy Sand
Mildred Johnston
Ru Foon
Jenny MbePherson
Ray Bell
Test ends for Cokeville bull gain program
The Southwest Wyoming Hereford team concludes the gain test at Cokeville on September 30 after starting December 1 1960. Fourteen breeders participate with fifty bull calves, all about the same age. Buyers will vote on sales at the Kemmerer auction barn October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cokeville
Sublette
Urbiskit
Budd Hereford Ranch
Sig Prney
Burton
Afton
Covey & Dayton
Cokevite
Weldon Dimond
Ofa
Frank Fear
Big Pry
Orval
Mabel James
Pineduff
Arnold Larson
Opal
Ted Major
Pinedale
Geo. C. Miler
Thayne
O'Neil Ranches
Big Piney
Tanner Brothers
John Tanner
Herman A. Tochert
Cokegil's
Dimond
Max Wal
Evanston
Dick Haeer
Kenimrrer
Don Calhewack
Apens
Carl Urbighit
Putodale
Legion Auxiliary News Notes and Meeting Report
The last regular meeting was held at Theresa Subic home with nine members present. The president opened the meeting and the secretary read minutes and the receivers report. A standing committee for the coming year was named and plans included a dinner at Bains cafe with Virginia Hooker and Lena Veras as nearby unit leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Subic
Bain’s
Virginia Hooker
Lena Veras
LaBarge
Marie Farrell
Barrel and pole bending auction linages shown by local riders
Lot 7 Linda shown by Andrea Hoagland Lot 8 Pally shown by Cotton Gulp Lot 9 Diane shown by Kent Taylor Lot 10 Musical Chair Captain shown by Vian ima Gurney Lot 13 Captain shown by Vian ni Gurney Lot 14 Hand Swing shown by Jerry Arnold Lot 15 Diane shown by Kent Taylor Lot 17 Trine shown by Susan Guin All round horse classes list riders Susan Quio Chino Nancy Steele 12 16 Pally Cotton Gulo 17 over Lin da Andrea Hoagland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Andrea Hoagland
Cotton Gulp
Diane
Kent Taylor
Vianima. Gurney
Vianni Gurney
Jerry Arnold
Trine
Susan ‘Guin
Trixie
Susan Quio
Chino
Nancy Steele
Hotere
Pally
Cotton Gulo
Lin‘da
Andrea
Hoagland
Three Firms Seek Sublette County Power Service
The Public Service Commission reviews applications from Pacific Power and Light Lancon Service Corp and Bridger Valley Electrical Association to serve uncertified areas in Sublette County. A Western Union Telegrams Co. request to build two microwave towers spurred the interest. Each company seeks distinct service zones with PSC approval conditioned on resident service in the requested area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Public Service Commission
Threes Power
Bubletts County
PSC
Pacific Power and Light
Lancon Servce Corp
Bridger Valley Electrical Association
Wilsern Union Telegrams Co
Sublecte County
Interes Cf
Panfic Power and Light
Subletto County
Lincoln Service Corp
Bridger Vally
Farm Bureau Meeting Set Friday Night in Subletts County
The Subletts County Farm Bureau will hold its first meeting of the 1961-62 season Friday Sept 9 at Lester Pape’s home in Daniel. An IFYE delegate will present slides about his homeland. A potluck lunch follows, per president Fil Mamacc Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subletts County
Farm Bureau
Lester Pape
Daniel
Carlos Bridi
IFYE
Koch
Reservists Urged to Report Address Changes in Wyoming
Army Reserve members must notify units of changes in residence longer than 30 days. Lt. Col. Bonham urges resisters in Wyoming to report current addresses to avoid penalties or erroneous recall. Provide name, rank, service number, and both current and last reported address to Headquarters Wyoming Sector, XVI U.S. Army Corps, Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
Bonham
Wyoming
U.S. Amy Corps
Cheyenne
Bobby G. Smith Now in Germany
Private Bobby G. Smith 19 son of Mrs Bernice Kaiser of Caspar Wyoming arrived in Germany assigned to the 48th Infantry of the division at Gelnhausen. He entered Army in March trained at Fort Riley and last stationed at Fort Dix. Coalitions note the 1962 Ford display at Witherspoon in Kemmerer with kiddie treats. The opossum is noted as the only North American mammal with a pouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelnhausen
Germany
AHTNC
Bobby G. Smith
Bernice Kaiser
Washington
Cas Per
Wyo
Dt Armored Division
Smith
48Th Infantry
Geinhausen
1 Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
Fort Dix
N. J
Market concerns plague lamb price and beef markets
The piece notes USDA scrutiny of alleged price manipulation by Safeway, A P, American Stores and major packers, with possible relief if charges hold. It discusses central market reliability, farmer concerns, and the need for vaccination, brucellosis testing, plus farming and meat preparation tips and pantry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westock
Navy
USDA
Safeway
Amerean
Armour & Go
Wart & Co
Wileon
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Dorothy Marinec
Dorothy Marimacic
Boston
Hiya
Edwards
Dorothy Martych
Ruth Pranz
Tex
Margaret
Mildred Joshnson
Mildred John
Suzanne Genemore
Mrs Ray Ley
Mildred Johnsen
Mr- Wed Johnson
Mildred Joynsen
Pat Mosher
Mildred Jennson
Mildred
Nredework Department
Leta Whitman
Legion Auxiliary News
Wash Whitman
Mt. Pleasant
Beulah
Jick Scully
Calper
Norman Perkins
Nelle Sdhimid
Idaao
Sublette County
Witherspoon Motor Company
Kemmerer
Ravee
Carl
Stella
By Carl Urbigkit
Phil Marine, Jr
Max Boroff
Pete Fenr
Alfred Tatton
Mike Noble
Tom
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Stella McKinstry
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