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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
3
The column discusses a hiring ad and compliance with employment laws, outlines Farm Bureau sponsored 4 H appreciation banquet at the VFW Hall in Pinedale, and previews hog market trends and pork prices. It also lists upcoming Farm Bureau meetings, local races, and practical cooking notes including lemon juice uses.
The Jam Bridger Council announces a Boy Scout Leader Training Series for all troop leaders on February 19 from 2:00 to 9:60 PM at Amencia Legon Hall in Bg Piney. Trainers from Rock Springs and Green River will cover The Boy Scout Program The Patrol Method Training Boy Leaders Program Earning and Troop Financing. A $2.00 fee includes a Box Dinner.
The LDS Primary held its annual Daddy-Daughter Date on February 4 1986 at the LDS recreation hall. Marie Grant and Sharon Crook led teachers with Emma Rees arranging. The event included dimmer and games, wine themed decor, and a boutonniere presented to Hal Lawrence as the 11 most Daughters. Attendees listed include Beck y and Harold Lawrence Becky Lawrence and many others. The Big Piney PTA plans a February 14 meeting at 3:00 PM in the Elementary School, focusing on parent child communications. Sublette County hosts the state 4-H leaders conference in Laramie this week with Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Rheo Binning participating.
The Kemmerer Federal Land Bank Association annual meeting heard from Merritt A. Fenner of the Farm Credit Bank of Omaha on rising farm debt and loan activity. The local association reported 8 million in loans outstanding as of December 1963, with directors elected to new terms and the organization serving Sublette, Teton, Sweetwater, Uinta, and Lincoln counties as borrower-owned.
February 1 survey by the Sol Conservation Service and Forest Service shows mountain moisture and snowpack below normal for the season. Highlights: Summers Basin 33 inches snow 9 inches water, Piney La Barge 37 11, Nowk Horse Creek 48 12, Seis Lake 37 1057, Triple Peak 40 05, Pooon Meadows 30 7 137, with percent of normal ranging from 70 to 97 and notable year-to-year differences in snow and water totals.
Mr and Mrs Dean Boundr announce the arrival of their first child on Saturday February 5. The event was celebrated with a party at the Jackson Quarte where guests shared gifts and well wishes.
Lyman Fearn of Rock Springs received the Silver Beaver Award from the Jim Bridger Council, BSA, for outstanding service to boys. Presenters and attendees included I Williams and Harold Newland of Evanston, with mention of Fearn’s long service in scouting and community roles, and a keynote by Lyle Leighton on World of Good Turns.
Big Piney High School will host an invitation Speech Meet on Saturday February 12 with nine schools attending including Rock Springs Lumin Pinedale Green River Mountinview Evanston Keim merer Eden-Farson Rawlins and Big Piney About 160 students and judges will take part in Oratory Extemporaneous Speaking Interpolation of Prose and Interpretation of Poetry Lunch will be served in the school cafeteria for students and judges.
Winners named for beef prizes donated by James and Koch Ranches Inc. at the Pinedale Cutter Races draw. 4-H funds will back an insurance program for county 4-H calves. Readers thank supporters. Mrs Dick Weesh and Mrs Elmer Olson visit Fort Collins to see relatives.
Mayor William Luzmoor welcomed 337 Scouters and their wives on behalf of Green River. Scout Executive John S. Sterrett reported 1965 was the council’s largest growth year, ranking 16th among 340 councils in membership gain, and noted district reorganization improving unit service.
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