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Karyn Edwards Wins Career Voman Award THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1971, JACKSON HOLE GUIDE 5 1 The Wyoming Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs has named Karyn Edwards of Jackson the State Young Career Woman of the Year. Miss Edwards will represent the state federation at the national BPW convention in Cleveland in July. She is Teton County extension agent. She was selected from among nominees of 20 clubs around the state. The honor goes to a woman under 26 years old with significant achievement in her career field and community ac tivities.

Personal qualities and character also are considered. The Jackson BPW cited her ability to train persons to teach others in home economics, ability to work with youth, her imaginative variety of talents, high personal standards and integrity. Miss Edwards was graduated with honors from the University of Wyoming and is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta sorority, Soroptimist Club, Cow-Belles, St. Ann's Guild and St. John's Bible Study Group.

-US 1 .4 r. A 'lL'O; Ml' 1 I II 111111 Search Starts for Girl To Fill Queens Boots A NEON sign came down at the Round-up in downtown Jackson this week. Abi Garaman, one of the owners of the store, said: "We are happy to be the first one to take our npnn inn Hn.m anH hora-c ic hQ cf, ww. uwiii i i v. illpill I I IP IIItT 3IUI I VI II VII IVC toward a neonless town." Wanted: An attractive girl who knows how to handle a horse, herself and other people to fill the boots of Miss Teton County Rodeo Queen.

The Teton County Fair Board and Teton Barrel Racers announced this week they will sponsor a contest to choose the first girl to hold the title. Contestants, who must be between 18 and 24 and never have been married, will be judged on horsemanship, personality, poise and WAX MUSEUM of Old Wyoming Cut Flowers Fresh Arrangements Potted Plants fa I Glft Sh9 1 We Wire CMi jj Anywhere I 27 Complete Scenes of The Boisterous, Brawling OLD West 52 Life Size Figures in Authentic Costumes. The winner and attendants will be announced at the first rodeo June 26. The winner will reign at rodeos throughout the summer and represent the county at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas in August. Information is available from Gwen Hansen, 733-2308.

An entry deadline will be announced later. Contestants must have been residents of the state and county for one year. Contest garb will include Levis, white shirts, boots and hats. The council was organized to provide communications channels between the schools and parents and to make parents more aware of trends in education. Want Ads Don't Cost FOREST TIMBER j.nL NancyGattisPresident All Jacksonites Bringing Out of town Guests Admitted Free.

CHAR-RALT i GET FTDORDERS IN NOW. pLOWERS I 72 E. Broadway Officers of the Parents' Education Council were installed at a luncheon meeting Wednesday at the R-J Bar. They are President Nancy Gattis, Vice President Jane LaRue, Secretary Betty Speck and Program Chairman Phyllis Williams. ou fqQilliT PI eiiuen Loretta Scott.

NATIONAL FOR SALE mms ARTIFICIAL CUT square Street. 733 3112 733 2442 jusi on me On S. Cache Jackson, Wyoming SOME NICE MOTHER'S DAY IDEAS FROM: JACKSON DRUG i NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE, TETON NATIONAL FOREST, KILGORE-CREASED DOG CREEK TIMBER SALE, located within T. 36 R. 115 and T.

36 114 Sixth Principal Meridian, Wyoming. SEALED bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, or his authorized representative at the office of the Forest Supervisor, Forest Service Building, Jackson, Wyoming 83001, at 2:00 p.m., local time, June 7, 1971, to be followed immediately by oral bidding for an estimated 4,920 board feet of live and recently dead (sound sapwood) stud logs marked or otherwise designated for cutting. The minimum acceptable bid per board feet is $6.99 for all species. The prices bid for products open to bidding will be tentative subject to quarterly adjustment during the contract period. Additional deposit required for slash disposal is $2.46 per board feet for all species.

In addition, there is within the sale area an unestimated volume of older dead, (unsound sapwood) stud logs of all species which will be paid for at $1.00 per board feet. The required bid guarantee is $3,400.00. All included timber shall be given domestic processing. Bidders are advised that voilations of the domestic processing requirement constitutes breach of contract and may result in contract cancellation, or refusal to award timber sales to the violator, or debarment or suspension from bidding on future timber sales. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.

Full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger, H0BACK District, Jackson, Wyoming; or the Forest Supervisor, Jackson, Wyoming. rMffMm) Chocolates wffetlwi '-nocoiaTes On The Square.