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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
4
Herbert D. Livingston president of the Wyoming Farm Bureau warns consumers and farmers that the administration's farm program will raise bread and basic food costs. He criticizes a bread tax style wheat policy, a wheat like rice plan, and a wool program that favors small producers while harming larger western operations.
The Farm Bureau proposes that consumers be allowed to benefit from efficient farming and marketing practices that lower food costs. It also calls for farm programs to offer incentives to operators and ensure fair prices to consumers.
The Marbleton Town Council will meet Friday April 23 1965 at 7 30 p m at the Dan H Budd residence. A Caucus will be held at the same time to nominate candidates for the Town Election on May 11 1965.
Seaman Recruit David Berrong USN began basic training March 10 at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. He is the son of Mrs Margaret S Berrong of 600 Center Street Evanston Wyoming.
The 1st Kookie Cooks 4 H Club meeting occurred on March 8, 1965 at Mrs Spanheimer s home.
The We We fleet named Bandra Thomas as vice president Pam Low secretary Caral Preston treasurer Sandy Lawson reporter Donna Hermann recreation leader Lori McGinnis song leader. The 2nd Kookie Cooks 4-H meeting was March 22 1965 at Mrs Spanheimer s home. We made Apple Crisp lemonade macaroni and cheese and oatmeal cookies.
The Big Piney 4H club held a Tuesday evening meeting at the Fire Hall with many members present. A May tour of projects is planned and Genie Inloee showed slides on record keeping. Bill Murdock, Reporter.
The Crazy Cookers 4-H Club met April 9 at the Hopkins home and made a bunny cake. Members present included Janet Hecox Melody Hopkins Karen Kunard and Leslie Hagenstein with guest Leotie Cutter. A table setting demonstration was given. A bake sale April 17 with Four Needles netted 30.50.
The Big Piney 4 H Clubs announce cancellation of Easter daffodil orders after shipments did not arrive as expected. Deanne Bradley thanks supporters for cooperation and continues to express regret.
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The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 enables low income families to secure FHA loans for non agricultural business or service to boost income. Loans cover operating costs, livestock, machinery, buildings, and more with low interest and long terms. Contact FHA representative Edward E. Chase at USC S Office in Pinedale on the first and second Tuesday 1 to 3 pm. Mr and Mrs Joe Legg announce the birth of a daughter at Depaul Hospital Cheyenne Wyoming on April 17 1965.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sublette County Wyoming proposes a road along a described route from U S Highway 189 right of way through multiple sections in townships 32 to 38 north and ranges 110 to 111 west, with 50 feet on each side. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 4, 1965 or the road will be established without regard to such objections. Dated April 6, 1965. Publish April 15 22 29.
A public notice dated April 6 1965 outlines two proposed roads locating a route starting on US Highway 189 in section 21 township 32 north range 111 west and extending southeast northeast and east across multiple sections to Green River. An alternate route begins at Lot 2 section 30 township 42 north range 110 west following several fractional sections to northeast section 6 township 31 north range 110 west. Both routes require a 50 foot right of way on each side and public comment by noon May 4 1985 or the roads may be established without objections or damages.
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