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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
3
Letters, meetings, and reports from Big Piney and Sublette county. Updates include Easter Seal fundraising remarks, American Cancer Society campaigns, snow survey results, cattle testing at Cache Junction Utah, beef clinics in Pinedale, and Extension service bulletins on household appliance care and budgeting. Also reminders for 4 H judging training at Daniel school.
A four part beef clinic series begins February 15 at 7 30 pm in the Pinedale Court House. Topics cover ranch record keeping with electronic data processing presented by UW extension economist Mr Agee. Subsequent sessions feature Dr Conrad Kerchner protein and mineral nutrition Dr Carroll Schoonover production efficiency analysis Wes Seamonds mountain meadow improvement with fertilizer and new grasses. County agent Gene Inles invites the public to attend.
An interdenominational World Day of Prayer observance will be held Friday February 10 at 2 00 p m in the Episcopal Church. The service is led by women from several churches and all are invited. Homemaker Council officers should confirm attendance for the luncheon and officer training meeting at the Sage Cafe in Big Piney on the 15th.
Jackie’s Cafe will reopen for business on 15th Street after a brief closure. The hours are 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.
Snow survey completed by Soil Conservation Service and Forest Service indicates mountain moisture supply and snowpack above normal for early February 1967. Measured courses range from 105 percent of normal at Snider Basin to 136 percent at Piney La Barge.
A sea scientist Bob Olla of the Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory explains fish behavior follows natural rhythms tied to seasons tides and day night cycles. He notes bass streams bluefish and other species show peak feeding times and troughs guiding angling strategy and cites journals on biological clocks in fish.
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