Big Piney Town Council Meeting Proceedings
The Big Piney Town Council met on Tuesday April 15 at 8 00 p m with Mayor Cornelia L Fear presiding and council members present. Minutes from March were read and approved and bills for March were authorized for payment. Signatures of officers and listed expenditures appear including marshal night marshal attorney clerk and utilities with total 3663 35. The meeting adjourned with the seal of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Cornelia L. Fear
Marshall B. Gureney
Marie Farrell
Charles Davis
R. Stevens
George W. Nichols
Win
Carr
Stevens
Guy Minor Carr
Calvin L. Schelnost
John
Mackey
Rachel A. Scherbel
Joh
Mar
Wyoming Workmen's Compensation Dept
Internal Revenue
Social Security
Quar
Sigyline Timber & Construction Co
Cat S& Dozer
Paul N. Scherbel
Milley Tracts
County 4-H Home Economics Judging Contest Notes
The first county home economics judging contest was held in Beg Piney on April 19 with eighteen entries. Seniors placed Budd Fear McWilliams Bayde. juniors Budd Koch Lindley Fear. Two more contests are planned this summer. finals determined by high scores. Senior winners receive trips to the state fair. juniors earn trophies. Next contest June 9. final July 18. The Daniel community meeting April 1 featured four demonstrations by the cooking club. Dawn Johnson showed table setting. Marla Koch and others demonstrated white cake and salad dressings. The group planned a bake sale and square dancing. junior leader camp discussed.
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Beg Piney
Mary Budd
Deanne Fear
Jackie McWilliams
Ase Bayde
Tency [Budd
Marla Koch
Nedra Lindley
Lynda Fear
Cube Ie
Danill Dandiel
Daniel
Dawn Johnson
Carolyn James
Drow Potter
Marla Kech
Carolyn Buards
Bernita Potter
Cale
Carolyn Boroif
4 H Forestry and Big Piney Livestock Club Meetings
The 4 H Forestry opened Friday April 18 with members Jack Clark John Kirenith Relph Willerson Paul Scherbel John Heinz Bob Spring man and Charles Wilkerson. Mr Lambert explained sheltering and handed out score books. Chas Wilkerson was reporter. The Big Piney 4 H Livestock group met April 16 at 1 30 pm at FW Tanner home with president Dick e Tanner in charge. Present were Dicke Tanner Mary Budd Bill Kvenill Robin Murdock Larry Perkins and Nancy Budd. Dick Tanner demonstrated how to make a rope walter and most members tried. The next meeting will be May 7 8 at the same time and place with Bill Kvenild giving a demonstration. Meeting adjourned by President Dick Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
John Kirenith
Relph Willerson
Paul Scherbel
John Heinz
Bob Springman
Charles Wilkerson
Mr. Lambert
Chas. Wilkerson
Big Piney 4
Tanner
Dicke Tanner
Mary Evid
Mary Budd
Bill Kvenill
Robin Murdock
Larry Perkins
Nancy Budd
Dick Tanner
Walter
Bill Kvenild
Dick Tannex
Work Wanted by WWII Widow Seeks Relocation
A 49 year old widow offers services as PBX operator and supervisor with Mountain States Tel & Tel Co. clerk typist filing receptionist and IBM Bey punch experience. Also desks clerk and timekeeper with housekeeping and maid duties knowledge. Bonded. Contact Ruth P Morton 1685 West ird South Salt Lake City Utah EM 3 2496.
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PBA
Excelley Ghok
Ruth P. Morton
West Ird
Salt Lake City
Utan
Desert Land Entry Notice for Clifton Fear in Wyoming
Public Land Office notice from Cheyenne dated April 11 1958 states Clifton Fear of Big Piney Wyoming filed to prove final claim on land in Sec 23 Sec 25 T320 R114 W 6th PM. Witnesses named: Joseph R B Chrisman John Burnett Paul N Scherbel Kenneth Fear all of Big Piney. Published in the Examiner with dates April 17 May 15.
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United States Department OF Tee Interior Bureau of Land Management
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Clifton Fear
Big Piney
Range
District Court
Pinedale
Joseph RB. Chrisman
John Burnett
Paul N. Scherbel
Kenneth Fear
Local youths fined for motorcycle violations on Wednesday
Richard Frank Tamner faced fines for speeding and no license plates totaling 25 dollars. George Howell Moffat was fined 25 dollars for speeding and plates. Alva Roy Clow paid 15 dollars for speeding and costs. Karl Everett Jorgenson totaled 45 dollars for driving without a license and plates with court costs.
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Gen Crows
Justice of the Peace
Walr H. Budd
Richard Frank Tamner
George Howell Moffat
Alva Roy Clow
Karl Everett Jorgenson
Piney Students Attend Legislative Assembly at Green River
Big Piney High School sent delegates Jackie McWilliams Kathy Lambert Mary Budd Betty Virostko Sharon Albee Mike Albee and Alva Clow to the annual Legislative Assembly in Green River April 17 and 18. Mr Joe Budd met with the group beforehand to discuss and explain law making procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie McWilliams
Kathy Lambert
Mary Budd
Betty Virostko
Sharon Albee
Mike Albee
Alva Clow
Big Piney High School
Green River
Joe Budd
Wyoming Wool Act Extension Victory Reported
Senator Budd and Mr Dunning with Students and Association members reported Senate Agriculture Committee favoring a four year extension of the National Wool Act of 1954. An amendment authorizes funding to supplement payments if tariff receipts fall short. Wyoming residents have shown strong support as the bill moves toward passage. Night hunting of big game in Wyoming was prohibited by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission to increase hunter safety. The order allows hunting one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset and tightens enforcement of game and fish laws.
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Senate Articulture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
A. F.C. Greene
Hunting Accident Highlights Misidentification Risk
A fragment discusses the risk of mistaking a fellow hunter for game and the resulting regrettable hunting accident. The excerpt underscores the danger of misidentification and its irreversible consequences in field safety.
Kitchen Creativity and flexible cooking ideas
This piece champions playful cooking beyond strict rules, urging readers to experiment with vegetables and flavor accents. It suggests swapping common staples like string beans with new vegetables and using herb butters or cheeses to elevate meals. It emphasizes gradual growth into confident, creative home cooking.
Born Cooks Seek Fresh Ways to Season One Dish
A brief note encourages home chefs to invent new seasoning twists for a single dish at dinner time. It suggests approaching cooking as a craft where creativity shapes flavor and enjoyment. The idea highlights practice and experimentation to improve taste.
Public Sale of Land Parcels Wyoming June 1958
The Bureau of Land Management offers parcel 1 at a public sale in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 16 at 11 00 a m The 160 acre tract is appraised at 329 85 and oil and gas remain US property Bids may be mailed to Box 929 Cheyenne before June 11 1958 with certified funds The sale is subject to claimants and contiguous owner rights and requires prompt payment by the winning bidder
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U. S
U.S
Land Office
Cheyenné
Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Cheyenne
Weite
Crug
Decker
O. Hox
Big Prey
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Cornelia L, Fear
Home Economics Judging CO Vest
Craig A, Decker
PINEY
Mr. Budd
Mr. Dunning
Page 2 Association
Mary C McAuley
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
C. E. Needham
United States Department OF the Interior
Bill Sawaya
Andy
Hotel
Kemmerer
The
Rock Springs National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Big Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspapaper
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Wyoming Press Association
Krys
Alta Eens
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Big Piney Lodge
Alf. & Alm
Frank Bray
Masonic Hall
Anna Brause
Evelene Nichols
Green River Valley Brand
S. G. Murdock Estate
Forks
Big Piney Wyaming
F. Mickelson
South Piney
MES. H. i
John C. Budd
Green River Valley
Postoffice
Ladie Gsterhout
Fall River Basin
F. D. Chapel
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