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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
1
Studies of two Texas cattle herds show larger cows yield less calf weight gain per 100 pounds of cow weight and higher upkeep cost, with Angus herd gaining more than Herefords. Smaller cows appear more economical for weaning weight despite cost concerns and age not considered.
Rodney Bennett Sr died of a heart attack Wednesday after a bus incident near Kenneth Feare ranch. He was born May 13 1938 in Bowie Station Arizona and served in World War I. Funeral set March 3 1966 at the elementary school meal's room with LDS Church rites and Veterans Cemetery burial at Big Piney.
Finey grade school readers learn from the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association that regular use of aerosol cleaners in ovens can cause thermostat and temperature dial discrepancies. Instructions advise wiping the thermostat with a cloth dampened in a vinegar water solution and stress not touching oven surfaces. The warning notes cleaners may reduce heat sensor accuracy, risking improper cooking temperatures.
The Sublette County Farm Bureau honored county 4-H leaders with a banquet on Saturday February 26. Valn Vivian Miss Farm Bureau Wyoming 1966 spoke on 4-H and Farm Bureau roles in youth development and national events in Chicago. Local entertainment featured Hammer Reed Paul Hagenstein and Les Anderson.
The Big Pmeybrary reports a special bibliography on Religion prepared by the Wy nne State Library for Lent use. The list includes works on Chastanity igolism and Eastern regimes, with 243 books listed and 263 copyrighted in 1960. Visit your local library to use this bibliography as a basis for Len ien reading.
Piney Boosters Club met at Sage Cafe on February 28 with about forty residents. The group backed continuing the occupation tax to curb itinerant merchants and provide town revenue, elected officers, and formed a committee to study Sublette County medical needs and hospital plans.
Governor Clifford P Hansen proclaims April 17 to 23, 1966, as Library Week in Wyoming. He urges citizens to support libraries as centers of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, noting books foster educated individuals and free society. The proclamation is dated February 1, 1966, with the Great Seal of Wyoming affixed.
A series of nutrition lessons for homemakers with young families begins Monday night March 14 at Bug Piney High School. Stella Mehnstry, home agent, invites all homemakers with preschool children to attend the first session for registration and discussion on how food affects family growth and behavior.
Chayley William Brown former Zanesville resident veteran born April 3 1870 died at Roosevelt nursing home at age 93 in Utah Survived by widow four sons and four daughters among them Blanche Latélia and Barbara Knighten funeral at Avalon Ward Chapel with burial Avalon Cemetery in Roosevelt Utah Also notes about Kenneth Morgan on honor roll and Snowmobile Races results in Jackson last weekend
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