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7 Caiptr Tribnn-Hre1d Star Sunday, MarcK 11, 1tS7 IjlVrifer Quits Jim c5iGs.ru il Bond; 0 ior'Hid Jhermopolis TV Station Montana Board To Be Ready by July oncer! Here resent Serine THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. tfl Three-Legged Deer CHARLESTON, W. Va. LTV Thar's many a strange animal in these West Virginia mountains. Witness: A small, three-legged deer that dashed across a runway at Kanawha Airport.

An airliner was on the runway at the time, but airport officials said "there was no interference." WKRB-TV, thp first small town television station in the nation, will probably be ready-for operation by en Combes, Harold Eklund, Mike Gutz, Allen McKenzie, Fred Peach, HELENA J1 Gov. J. Hugo Aronaon has announced the resignation of A. B. Guthrie Great Falls Pulitzer prize 'winner, from the Montana Board of Education.

In accepting the resignation. July 1. Mrs. Mildred Ernst said. -r Jerry Smith, John Sundvar, Rodney Walker, Wayne Wheeler, Steve Broadbent, Robert Campos, Gary Downs, Wesley FJpheik, Larry Keid- The station, which will serve all of Big Horn Basin and Fremont county, will have three live tele Aronson thanked Guthrie for his er, Barry Miller, Richard Thurston, "many services" to education in Jon Peden, Paul Boyer, Donna Nee ley." Montana.

He said Guthrie gave "the press of personal business" or TRAILERS as his reason for leaving the 11 member board. Guthrie was appointed Feb. 1, The band and orchestra of the Morgan Junior High presented their spring concert. Thursday evening in the school auditeria. Both groups are under thje direction of A.

L. Samuelson. The band, made up of 79 young people, chosen from the seventh and eighth grades presented the following numbers: "Spirit of Progress," an overture by Lynn; "The Gladiators" by Lynn; "Six Little Songs" (modern) by Myers; "Bremen Town," a novelty number Foreman, Mr. Quincy Tartar acted as narrator; "Chromatic Jump," popular, by Hauver. The string ensemble presented two numbers: "Country Gardens" by Grainger and "Rendezvous" by Aletter.

Martha Potter played a violin solo, by Handel. She was. accompanied by Mrs. Hillard Stubson. 1955, to an eignt-year term on vision networks NBC.

CBS and ABC. A 125-foot tower is being erected on 7,400 foot Boysen Peak to transmit the television signals. Mrs. Ernst said it will be so powerful that a translator station is being planned in Red Lfdge, to pick up the signals. KOOK-TV of Billings la also considering picking up the Thermop-olis station's live signals and pipe them out to Its audience until the coaxial cable reaches Billings with live telecasts.

the board. He won his Pulitzer AUTOS FURNITURE APPLIANCES CONFIDENTIAL. RAPID SERVICE COURTESY FINANCE CO. Ray Smith, Mnfr Phone 3-7294 prize for the cove) "The Way West" in 1950. He also wrote the move script for "Shane" and the novel "The Big Sky 2403 EAST YELLOWSTONE Horns Cleo Anthes, Rodnjey Garvin Trombone John Devore, Bob Beard, Roy Bohnet, Jerry Dick, David McCormick, Donald Shaw.

Sousaphone Gary Watts, Gee Henderson, Joe Walton. Baritone Heather Little, John Brown, Gien Strand. Percussions-Rodney Cocking, Jim Gosnell, Joe Hand, John Morrison, Fred Reed, Dick Endicott, Ruth Kay Spears, Mary Ellen Watters. ORCHESTRA Violins Bill Schwartz, Joe Wright, Barbara Anderson, Alda Mae Burrows, Betty Edelmann, Linda Green, Carole Johnston, Doris Ladsburg, Patty Ann Miller, Martha Potter, Elaine Quelle', Delia Sandeen, Judy Link, Elizabeth Hanson, Kathy Domsalla, Mary Lynn Hall, Nora Road to Love Not Ohio 18 He Discovers The orchestra of 67 members from YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Sales ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT the sevjenth and eighth grades gave the following program: "Argonaut an overture by Frang-kiser with Lyle Stubson playing a solo cart: "Television Suite," mod- man Ted Horner has decided that the road to true love is not Ohio TRANSFORMER ENROUTE to site north of Standard Tank Farm, west of Casper, where Pacific Power Light is constructing Wyoming's largest electrical substation. Above unit, smallest of two to be used in the new station weighs 65 tons, has a maximum capacity of 50,000 KVA.

Soon arrive is the larger transformer with maximum capacity of IS between here and Akron. em, by Alshin; "Air Suite Horner thought he had come up Si Mason, Pamela Ochs, Anna KVA which will require two tank cars of oil for cooling. t. ii mill f- i i with a sure-fire way to impress Kathy Stitler, Barbara Watson, hir sweetheart who had been giving him the cold shoulder. In letters six feet high he had the message "Florence Love You" emblazoned on a billboard 2vyis Casper Power Substation To Be Largest in State on Ohio 18, It was signed "Me.

and was placed in a strategic spot where Florence would have to pass it on her way to work in A iU Akron. its 100,000 kilowatt generator will But the newspapers got Into the by Handel, arrangement by Wilson; "Andante Relgioso" by -Thome, arranged by Wilson; "Little Bop Riding Hood" a novelty number by Foreman with Mr. Tarter as narrator. I The band and are made up of the following students: BAND Flutes Tom King, Homer Lath-rop, Carol Ball, Susie Martinez, Nancy O'Buck, Mary Beth Mills. Clarinets Dick Burke, Mike Gos-low, Tom Hartwell, Verna Camp, Doris, Dubais, Ellen Grey.

Vickie Pratt. Carole Dorsett, Robert Cornelius, Mike Schoultz, Larry Radar, Kay Bryan, Joyce Cowart, Lana Galuska, Jan Klepinger, Joe Lynn Spears, Lindsay Faust, Barbara Reese, Kathy Harlow. Bass Clarinet Jerry Woodard, Mike Walters. Alto Sax Tad Evans, Bob Mills, Gate Yingllng, Sue Mayfield, John Tenor Sax Mike Graham, Bob Romig, Cheryl Branon. Cornet Travis Covington, Steph- IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH I act and Ted.

reportedly unhappy over the publicity the sign was getting, ordered it taken down. The home of Gilbert Stuart, noted painter of portraits of George Washington, still stands at Wick-ford, Rhode Island. pass through this Casper substation. From here much of the energy will be transmitted to Pacific's far-flung power lines in Northern Wyoming which are interconnected with the Northwest Power Pool." Another station known as the refinery substation also is being built east of Casper and will supply the Nancy Hermon, Jeri Murphy, Karen Nickerson, Sherry Verley, Judith Paisley, Mary Strand, Wilma Brown, Joann Reicher, David Briggs. Viola Jim Nussbeck, Bruce Jour-gensen, Quentin Summerford.

Cello Dick Anderson, Tom Han-selman, Naeleen Edgington, Sue Wallington. Bass Viol Mary Beth Bishop, Alice Yount, Georgia Cole, Cathy Scott. Flute Donna Lu Biggs, Janet Parsons, Jo Ann Stidham. Clarinet Mark McDaniels, Ellen Potter. Alto Sax Sharon Brewer.

Tenoi Sax Donna Wilkes. i Trumpet Richard Cooke, Frank Sieglitz. Lyle Stubson. Trombone Jim McMillan, Lucky Withers, David Witt. Horn Stanley Brown.

Accordion Freda Snyder. Percussion and Piano Evangeline Engdahl, Barbara Friedlund, Betty Heim, Beth Lytle, Dianne Miller, Judy Aim, Bill Schiek, Lynda Gates, Clarka Romaine. Excavation and concrete work is now under way near Casper on two large electrical substations which will cost over $1,000,000 and involve a total of 143,000 KVA transformer capacity, it was announced today by Veryl Hoover, general manager for Pacific Power and Light Company's Wyoming Division. One of these will be Wyoming's largest substation. It is being built Texas and Socony-Mobil refineries.

A new eight mile exten THE CLARE AGENCY "CASPER'S LEADING REALTOR" sion will connect with this 10,000 KVA station. AN AID TO HEALTH STEAM BATH AND MASSAGE GERDA GIERTH 1218 South Cedar St. Dial 2-5317 Member Multi-List These improvement are being added to provide better service and meet expanding requirements of the refineries, Hoover said. at a location north of the Standard Tank Farm along the old Salt Creek highway and scheduled for completion June 1. This station will be equipped with two giant transformers.

One will have a maximum capacity of 83,333 KVA and will reduce voltages from 161,000 to 115,000 volts. Another transformer with a maximum rating of 50,000 KVA will reduce voltage from to 12,000 -volts. "This provides a very substantial increase in the electrical facilities for Casper and Central Wyoming," Hoover said. "It's existence will be a benefit to residents throughout the area by reinforcing existing facilities and increasing electrical capacity to insur a more dependable and adequate supply of power at all times." Furthermore it was pointed out, this big substation will be a terminal point on Pacific Power's electrical super-highway, the 161,000 -volt Casper-Yellowtail-Billings line now under construction. The station will connect with Dave Johnson electrical generating plant now being built along the Platte River east of Glenrock.

When the coal-fired Glenrock plant goes into operation late next year most of energy flowing from CONDENSED STATEMENT Bronz Zoo Flamingoes Come at Whistle Call NEW YORK It used to take six men more than an hour to round up the Bronx Zoo's 14 flamingoes. Now it takes a single blast on a police whistle. The whistle was the idea of William G. Conway, associate curator of birds. When the experiment started, each of six men was equipped with a whistle which he blew intermittently.

Gradually- the number of men and whistles has been reduced until now only George Scott, head bird keeper, pipes his charges home. The flame-hued birds must be brought indoors at dusk because they can't stand cold weather. of the NOTICE AQUARIUMS Per Gallon I 2 GOLDFISH flQc and BOWL wO Thousands of Tropical Fishes Gertie APs Aquarium ,946 SOUTH CEDAR FamilyPolice Force CINCINNATI IS) The Gramkes are a family of cops. Sgt. Joseph B.

Gramke, with 30 years on the Cincinnati police force, is the head man. Then follows his two sons. Patrolmen Ralph Gramke and Joseph Gramke, with six and nine years' service, respectively. Gerald R. Gramke, another son, hopes to be with pop and his brothers soon.

He began a 15 week training period at the Police Academy recently. WYOMING Casper, Wyoming At the Close of Business March 14, 1957 RESOURCES 232 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 2-3595 HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 9:30 to 8:30 Cash and Due from Banks 8,471,326.72 U.S. Government Obligations 15,852,412.47 523,408.60 State and Municipal Obligations Other Bonds and Securities 1,066,455.14 $25,9 13,602.93 ,.14,514,020.08 21,433.06 39,000.00 227,882.51 26,273.41 $40,911,246.31 TOTAL CASH AND RESERVES Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Bank Building, Furniture and Fixtures Accrued" Interest and Income Other Assets Total resources pmjprpn ONE WEEK W-'X: only! c-T v-vi frh fl Ji r- ill AZZ3kl n-n nn $38,380,694.3 238,081.57 188,277.43 LIABILITIES DEPOSITS Income Collected Not Earned Reserves for Interest, Taxes, Expenses, etc. Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits and Capital Reserves 300,000.00 1,000,000.00 804,193.02 TOTAL INVESTED CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,104,193.02 $40,911,246.38 (INCLUDING RUG CUSHION) when you buy Famous-Maker BR0ADL00IYJ Terrific combination! Professional installation FREE AND money-saving prices on top-fashion, famous-maker carpetings.

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