Nov.1967 - Stock's legal declaration of the gift of 1,250 shares of the Common Stock of Texaco, Inc. to be used to acquire title to the Buffalo bill Memorial Association property...etc. Dec.1967 - Paul Stock's letter of thanks to the students and people of Cody for their letters and cards thanking them for the donation on the land and swimming pool to be constucted. Thank you letters from the students are in Albums 66 and 67. Mar.1968 - "School Dist. Accepts Stock Gift of New Swimming Pool" July 1968 - "The New Swimming Pool is coming right along." Sept.1968 - "Structural Steel, Siding and Roofing for the new swimming pool building donated by the Paul Stocks is shown as it was being unloaded Wed. morning." Nov.1968 - "Swimming Pool to Open Soon" Dec.1968 - "Stock Pool Dedicated" June 1968 - "The Paul Stocks Do It Again--$145,000 Pool Building Given" Earlier this year, they donate the $60,000 cost for building the pool. The building will be 120 feet long by 100 feet wide. It will be constructed mainly of steel with a brick front to harmonize with the architecture of the Sweitzer gymnasium. Stock reported that final plans and specifications for the building are now being prepared and it is believed that formal contract documents will be available for presentation to the next regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of School District 6. With this gift, the Stocks have donated a total of over $360,000 to the Cody community in this area. They previously gave monies to purchase the old Buffalo Bill Museum property for the use of the town and erected the band shell in the City Park."

Also included in the Cody Enterprize paper: "Stampede Parade Shaping Into Biggest One In History" Aerial photo, caption; "There were indeed more planes than usual at the Cody Municipal Airport Tuesday evening when 108 private planes from 33 states carrying 285 people descended on Cody." "Stampede Gets Ready for Biggest Show Ever." "Cody Jaycees Plan Fireworks, Street Program for Stampede."

"Husky Buffalo Comes Home: the Husky Buffalo was airlifted from the Cody Airport shortly before noon Wednesday via helicopter to be taken to its final resting place atop Cedar Mountain. Life size, the animal constructed of sandstone and fiberglass over structural steel, weighs approximately 600 lbs." Two pictures show the buffalo being airlifted and in its final resting place.

"Disgrace to Colorado: Condition of Buffalo bill's Grave Deplored" Bill Cody Garlow, grandson of Col. William F."Buffalo Bill" Cody, told the Club last week that he had visited the grave of his grandfather on Lookout Mountain and was appalled at the condition of the grave and museum overlooking the City of Denver. Garlow stated "The trash, television antennas and general mess I found, coupled with a museum not fitting to the memory of any person was a disgrace to the City of Denver and the State of Colorado." The museum, Garlow stated, was nothing but a curios shop co-mingled with a few Buffalo Bill items consisting, among other things, of a dwarfed wax dummy of Col. Cody, dressed in shabby western attire.....Etc.