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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
3
The article discusses a reform effort aimed at changing the 1964 Meat Import Law. Lawmakers consider new measures this session to better shield domestic livestock and meat producers from import competition, acknowledging the 1964 act did not work as intended.
The text argues for stricter meat import limits to protect the domestic beef, pork, and livestock industries. It discusses adjusting quotas, basing levels on five year averages, quarterly reviews, and shifts in administration, noting effects on defense purchases and consumer products amid broader food market concerns.
The third annual Seminary commencement was held at the LDS Church Monday evening May 15 for students of the LaBarge and Big Piney areas. The program included a hymn, invocation by Ronald Mock, talks from the Book of Mormon, presentations of graduates and diplomas, and a banquet after. Lectures by Gary Rees Adela Budinsky Steve Hoffman Dennis Lynch Annette Schorbl Rudy Anderson and Charles Keller were part of the program.
Francis Wood Tanner, long-time Big Piney resident and mortician, died Tuesday after his car left US 189 north of Big Piney and overturned. He was taken to Jackson with life declined. services were held at Big Piney High School with Reverend Calvin Elliott officiating and a Masonic funeral at the grave. He served as Sublette County coroner and held multiple civic roles before his death.
Scherbel and Kulinsky lead 1967 class of thirty three with top grades. Scherbel named Valedictorian and Saluta torian Mes, attends Brigham Young University next fall. Kulinsky named Salutatorian and Student of the Month, plans to study at the University of Wyoming for secondary education with zoology emphasis.
Richard W. Horn of Rochester New York becomes the new minister of the Congregational Church. May events include a service and funeral involvement as Mrs Bill Phillips attends in Salt Lake City for a cousin’s funeral.
Private First Class Richard G Teffertiller, 25, son of Mr and Mrs Claude H Teffertiller of Piney Wyoming, was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam. A rifleman in Company C, 1st Battalion, near Lai Khe, he entered active duty last November and was last stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana. His wife Penny lives in Big Piney and he is a 1959 Farmington High School graduate.
Reverend Larry Slaughter will deliver the Baccalaureate address on Sunday May 21 at 800 pm in the Big Piney High School gym. Tomm uceme nt exercises follow May 25 at 800 pm with Richard F Brown of the University of Wyoming giving the commencement address. Annette Scherbel is valedictorian and Adela Kulinsky salutatorian. Thirty three graduates receive diplomas from Robert Thomason.
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Griggs Dave traveled from Kansay to Texas for their granddaughter Arden Bradley's graduation. Mrs Bruce Hinman and child ta Of Washington were visiting with Arden Bradley's parents Mr and Mrs dae Bradley and other relatives.
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