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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
4
The Green River Valley Newspaper lists GEO. W. HOPKINS JR as editor and publisher. It notes Second Class matter at Bid Piney Wyoming and affiliation with the World Press Association.
The seventh annual Safety Slogan Poster Contest sponsored by the Wyoming Farm Bureau Women's Committee and Wyoming Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company ends March 5, 1966. Open to students in grades 4 through 12, prizes will be awarded to winners. For details and poster paper contact Mr. Shepherd at the school. Blue Birds meet. the group made f or father and daughter box supper boxes. We were served by Mrs Waters and dismissed. Lola Camp Fire Girls report. The group sent invitations with Indian symbols and planned a sewing project for our mothers in February. Mrs. Pavalacky led the group. Mrs. Nichols explained sorting mail at the post office and stamps and weights. Mrs. Wassenberg showed savings and banking. Gerry Vickrey served cupcakes. Belle Wassenberg, reporter. Tawan ka Camp Fire Girls met January 24 at the Legion Hall. Minutes read, Wood Gatherers site discussed, sit-upons finished, games played, meeting closed with the Camp Fire Law. Roxy McWilliams, scribe. The nest of a hen pheasant contains about 12 eggs. incubation is 22 to 24 days.
Abstract of the cost of maintaining County Government from July 1 to December 31, 1965, under Title 18-160 Wyoming Statutes, 1957, taken from the Register of Warrants and Certificates of Indebtedness. Includes figures 657.35 D 8. CHURCE Walter C. Yose Jr. Bishop BIG PINEY WARD totals 6181.00 474.02 4507.00 667.68 8044.01.
David F. Weniger of Cora Wyoming receives early pay grade private first class at Fort Polk Louisiana after basic combat training. His rapid promotion acknowledges high M 14 rifle marksmanship strong physical proficiency and leadership potential under a new Army incentive policy.
Wyoming Highway Department released figures showing nearly 60 miles awarded in December. The breakdown lists 7,195 miles of Interstate 18,396 miles of Secondary roads and 33,424 miles of State County roads with total contract cost not fully shown.
The Highway Department reports 1965 contract awards totaling 34.6 million dollars for 384 551 miles of highways. At year end 505.3 miles of Interstate were often and under traffic with 286.7 on 1 80, 131.3 on 1 25, 137.2 on 1 80. As of January 1966 81.2 miles of Interstate under construction. Since July 1, 1956 contracts awarded total 1.964 billion dollars. December 1965 employment stood at 1 547 workers.
A plant of 16 wild turkeys arrived from New Mexico in exchange for saple trousé, marking Wyoming's first introduction of the species in 1935.
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