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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1958

Page

3

Drowned in Green River Ernest Bahem

Ernest Bahem, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quinten Bahem of LaBerge, drowned last night in Green River near LaBarge. A rescue effort followed after a horseback crossing attempt by Casey Jones and Tamest, with the horse found later and Ernest located near midnight. He was a student at Big Piney High School.

Ernest Bahem Quinten Bahem LaBerge Greet River LaBarge John “Casey Jones Tamest Caugh Casey Big Emey Edward Carr Ernest Deesesel Big Piney High School

Governor Hoyt Responds to Washakie on Shoshone Promise

In 1878 Governor Hoyt told Chief Washakie he sympathizes with the Shoshone and pledged that the Great Father in Washington will honor the promises to provide food clothing and fair treatment. He vows the delivery will come with time if the onreservation people stay peaceful, and invokes a solemn oath before the Great Spirit.

John W. Hoyt Washakie State Archives and Historical Department Thor Great Council Washington Brestles Commanda

Phillips 66 Grand Opening Set for August 1 1958

The Phillips 66 station and adjacent Save Cafe plan a grand opening on August 1 with promotional favors and free soft drinks. The event invites all locals to attend and celebrate the updated facilities and cheerful surroundings.

Phillips “66 Phillips 6

Results of 4-H Contest Days

Junior 4-H members Pauline Philips Carolyn James Cato Yone Daryla Taylor Nanty Budd placed high in demonstrations. Nancy Budd Marla Koch Nedra Bradley led junior fashion economics judging. Senior winners eligible for Sublette County State Fair include Kathy Lembert Caroline Esti Mary Budd Deanne Fear. Demonstration judges were Mrs. Clarence Cook and Haruki Hurich Uinta County extension agents.

Pauline Philips Carolyn James Cato Yone Daryla Taylor Nanty Budd Nancy Budd Marla Kochens Nedra Bradley Whimers Sublette County Douglas Kathy Lembert Caroline Esti Mary Budd Deanne Fear Switchther Jackie McWilliams Deanne Fear Deanne Jackie Lee Clarence Cook Haruki Hurich Uinta County Extension

University of Wyoming Education Center Details Services

In Wyoming this week a report on the university's college of education curriculum and research center describes its role as a coordinating research agency within educational services. It lists eight functions from publishing studies to distributing college materials and promoting school study interests.

Laramie University of Wyoming College of Education Wyoming Whch North Centr Association For Colleges and Secondery Schools Weentarch Center Kellogg Fund College of Agriculture Colege of Education Curiiculum and Research Center

Big Piney School hires new faculty for 1958 59

Superintendent Clinton Dunning announces the complete faculty for the upcoming year at Big Piney. New hires include Mrs Leola Amrein as high school English, Martar R Collins seventh grade, Otto Sr Low as coach, Richard Keeney vocational education, Mary Lowie Sargent in elementary grades, George Kutkowski high school social studies, and Annie Proffit sixth grade vacancy.

Big Piney Clinton Dunning Leola Amrein Amrein California Thomas Jefferson High School Los Angeles Bondurant Martar R. Collins University of Wyoming University of Southern California Gollins Otto Sr. Low Low Bester Montana State College Hallings Wie Richard Keeney Keeney Wortland Wyoming Oregon State College Forest Grove Union High School Mary Lowie Sargent Dame Wyoming Mies Sargent Torrington Miss Sargent University of Wycomning George TL Kurtkowski Kutkowski Junic Eastern Montana State College Bag Piney Annie Proffit Evanston Proffit North Carolina Utah State University Lagan

Grade School Redecorating Underway This Summer

The Grade School will redecorate during the summer months painting halls and the health room. Last year all classrooms were painted and Gus will complete the redecorating program this year. New assis have been ordered and received in fresh colors matching the rooms. Several bookshelves are being built to provide storage and reduce wear on texts.

Gus Wil Nsw

Dr H H Scarborough to Visit Marbleton Hotel July 20 1958

Dr H H Scarborough optometrist of Salt Lake City will be at the Marbleton Hotel on Wednesday July 20 1958 to examine eyes and fit glasses. He has a high reputation across the west and invites locals to seek his services next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Atwood of Goons WA are visiting Marie Farrell and Helen Atwood and will return home early next week with their daughter Joann who spent the summer here.

HL H Scarborough Salt Lake City Big Finey Marbleton Hotel Scarborough West Leonard Atwood Goons, Wash Marie Farrell Helen Atwood Joann

Wyoming Unit Serves Colleges and State People

A Wyoming unit operates mainly to support colleges and departments of the University of Wyoming and to benefit the people of the state, aligning activities with public service and educational goals.

Vngore University of Wyoming

First Grade School Registration Set for August 7

Registration for first grade students for this fall will be held August 7 1958 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in the high school office. Children entering school for the first time must be six on or before September 15 and a birth certificate must accompany the child at the time of registration.

Meet Me on the Green

A Wyoming columnist muses on fishing as both art and humanity in a playful essay. The piece contrasts primitive fishing with modern gear, notes the political humor of fishing in the United Nations pool, and urges respect for property and gates while enjoying Wyoming’s quiet streams.

Wyoming fishing paradise teased with new gear and relief

An exuberant pitch extols automated fishing devices that cast across rivers, trumpets scent sprays, fish calls, and waterproof gear. It promises Wyoming’s canyons as cheaper, grander than Wall Street fishing, inviting readers to rest their bows and seek big catches with novel equipment.

Wyoming Wall Street

Jack Funk to Retire from Forest Service in July

Jack Funk of Pinedale will retire July 31 after a two year post as forest service sealer at Mills Lumber Company. He began federal service in the Civilian Conservation Corps and later worked for the Alaska Railroad Service before returning to the Forest Service in 1956. A picnic honored Mr and Mrs Funk at New Fork Lake Campground as they plan to remain in the Pinedale area.

Jack Funk Forst Service Mills Lumber Company Funk Civilian Conservation Corp Forest Service Alaska Alaska Railroad Service New Fork Lake Finnks Pinedale

Opening of Doghouse Lounge Saturday July 26

The Doghouse Lounge of the Farrell Bar opens with a grand opening Saturday night July 25 from dusk until midnight. An informal mine and a cocktail party will attract patrons to celebrate the new venue.

Doghouse Farrell

Nitrogen Trials at Joe Budd Meadow Show Varied Yields

On Monday Rulon Lewis and I harvested nitrogen plots on Joe Budd's meadow. We weighed greens, sent samples to Laramie for dry yields and protein, and tested ammonium sulfate ammonium nitrate and urea at 8 to 100 pounds of available N per acre. Spring ammonium sulfate yielded best. fall application favored ammonium sulfate over winter. split applications underperformed. Deer flies in Sublette County noted as mean and persistent.

Rulon Lewis Joe Budd Laramie George Morrow Aiden Lewis Meadow Aire Sublette County

4 H Demonstrations Highlight Rural Youth Skills

Around 90 people attended 4 H demonstrations by 16 members. Topics included measuring, care of electrical appliances, basic coolie mix, cake making, hair care, and bread. Girls modeled aprons and outfits while leaders and judges received thanks for organizing the day.

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