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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
4
Teen readers prefer peanut butter and jam treats over newer twists like the Hully Gully and Rhino Rump. The recipe makes 3 dozen twists from a sweet yeast dough filled with Planters creamy peanut butter and peach jam, then baked and frosted.
The Daniel Dandies 4 H Club held its first fall meeting on November 11, 1964. Officers elected include Junior President Debra Garbutt Vice President Amy James Secretary Nancy Steele Treasurer Jean Gansden Song Leader Linda Frarkman Recreation Leaders Carlos Smith and Pauline Koch. Leaders are Mr and Mrs Harry Steele. The group voted to buy a record player. Ms Warren Kon demonstrated compiling record books and leadchop. meeting adjourned with Linda Blackmon as reporter.
Multiple notices announce applications for Retail Liquor Licenses in Big Piney Wyoming. Protests will be heard at 8 PM on specified dates in the Town Hall. Notices reference applicants Ross Meeks and Robert Noble and list premises in Block Bldg Front Room and Cinder Block Building. Also mentions Wyoming 1964 Game Harvest Survey mailings to hunters for annual wildlife activity planning.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department cautions fishermen to check ice thickness before venturing far from shore. With many lakes still covered by thin ice, officials say four inches is the minimum for solid ice and hazards remain due to recent warm weather.
Washington reports Senator Milward Simpson will serve on a National Association of Mental Health Advisory Committee created to promote donations and advocate insurance benefits for mental health care. The effort aims to support national divisional and chapter programs aiding 19 million suffering from mental illness.
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