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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
4
Big Piney examiner publication details listing editor and publisher GEO W Hopkins Jr with post office and subscription rate. Second class matter notice notes Piney Wyoming circuit and annual prepaid price of three dollars ninety cents.
Sublette County records show the cost of maintaining county government from July to December 1965 under Wyoming statutes. The register lists warrants and certificates of indebtedness issued during this period totaling 131902.14 dollars with general fund activity included. Also notes church page listing Rev. David Campbell and church services.
The Crazy Cookers 4 H Club held meetings from December 1965 to February 1966. Officers were elected and events included apple crisp, a covered dish supper, a skating party, a carrot flavor test, and planned safety poster contest reports by members Leslie Hagenstein Melody Hopkins and Karen Kunard on cake frostings tomato juice and cooking utensils.
About fifty 4-H members and ten leaders attended a practical judging meeting at Daniel last Saturday led by Stella Morkinstr y home agent. The group discussed the importance of judging and how it applies to everyday buying and selecting.
The notice lists new library hours from January 17 with blocks for Monday and Tuesday evenings, student access times, and a Thursday early afternoon slot. It also mentions teacher requests for space and references unrelated lines about geese and game birds with a reported lifespan of 76 years.
Tentative judging dates set for April 16 and May 7. Due to high participation in the current year, the junior division may be held separately from the senior division at different times.
The University of Wyoming and the County Extension Office present a nutrition series for families. The first session titled Eat to Live Better covers how food affects family health and behavior with background health material and reference handouts. Letters will confirm plans and times for interested participants.
The Extension Office plans early gatherings in Pinedale Big Piney and possibly LaBarge if at least ten homemakers sign in each community. The effort aims to organize parsons and homemakers into a Jessons event across rural areas.
The Dee Fox Unit of American Legion Post 78 met at Flora Cassis home with nine members. They packed two boxes for Viet Nam bound servicemen and plan four boxes monthly until all local service members receive gift packages. Maye Parrell quoted Abraham Lincoln on American gratitude and urged community support in Guy.
An appeal encourages flying the American flag at homes and businesses from February 12 through February 27. The note stresses loyalty and integrity and envisions broad patriotic display. After a meeting attendees enjoyed refreshments hosted by May Jensen and Flora Vass.
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