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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
1
The Blue Bird group met Tuesday and practiced their part of the program to be presented at the PTA meeting Monday night March 14. They sang the Blue Bird wish, were served refreshments, and dismissed. Jenifer Mann
Mr and Mrs Bill Sneddon of Kemmortr traveled to Big Piney Saluway to extend sympathy to the Bennett family and attend funeral services. The text notes that deer antlers cannot reveal a buck’s age and mentions mountain sheep, with references to local landscapes.
United States Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale for Parcel No. 1 in T.30N R. Wil W 6th P.M. Wyoming Section 14 NEU NEM appraised at 700 dollars with publication costs estimated at 65 dollars. Sale held April 7 1966 at 2:00 pm local time. Seller requires bid in sealed envelope with payment and notices claims or objections by the time. Contiguous rights and segregation of lands noted.
Fragmented notice seeks a private opportunity in Aurora Colorado. It promises weekly spare hours earn cash with a listed amount and asks for a personal interview with a PO. The text contains unclear terms and misspellings.
Dr Deal Shaw State Superintendent condemns federal Plan to trim 101 million from U S Department of Agriculture school food budgets. He argues cuts threaten meals to about 20 000 Wyoming children across 180 districts and could raise costs and reduce milk and food distribution, risking reduced nutrition and access. He notes education department opposition and calls for protecting the program as essential to schooling and child welfare.
Fragmented text notes white tailed plarmigan in high mountains above timberline and seasonal changes. It mentions bats carrying newborns briefly after birth and a young bat singing to its mother while seeking food.
The Sublette County Board met in regular session at Lay Pinedale on March 1 1966 with Commissioner John Evenild and Clerk H H Summers presiding. Minutes approved and county officials reports accepted. bond for Frank A Yearsley approved. Max Boroff appointed to Welfare Board. Several acceptance agreements and hundreds in bills approved for numerous county offices. Meeting adjourned with Acting Chairman John Evenild and County Clerk H H Summers attesting.
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