Cattlemen's Association Meeting Set at Court House
Reminder for the Cattlemen's Association meeting on Saturday December 2 at 2:00 pm at the Court House. Citizens with ideas to present are urged to attend and share views on reforms.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
3
Reminder for the Cattlemen's Association meeting on Saturday December 2 at 2:00 pm at the Court House. Citizens with ideas to present are urged to attend and share views on reforms.
Pinexy Boosters Club met Monday November 27 1967 at Sage Cafe. Rex Burnham led the meeting and Christmas lighting rules were approved. Judges were appointed for the contest and plans were made for the New Year’s Eve teen dance. Jim Greenwood reported on the Rocky Mountain Governors Conference and views on Public Television Transportation and Natural Resource. Roz Berks reviewed progress on the forest and future preparations with a watershed film shown to attendees.
Sally L Armstrong receives a promotion within the Green River District she remains district clerk but gains additional duties and responsibilities. Born in Rock Springs Wyoming she started with the Forest Service in March 196 before living in Pine-Gal with husband Dick and sons Brian and Kerk.
Alanson Domenechelli, 70, of Cloverdale California, was found dead Saturday in the Middle Piney mountains during a hunting trip. He appeared to suffer a heart attack while skinning game. his hunting companion Father Real of Cloverdale called for help and Dr. Burgoon pronounced him dead. Carl Doerr remains a patient at Evanston Memorial Hospital.
A lyrical note recalls a visitor in a Christmas scene. The speaker describes Santa arriving with Dancer and Prancer and checking a list of well behaved girls. The tone captures a childlike anticipation and familial oversight.
Three Park County youths from Powell are named by the Cooperative Extension Service for expense paid trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 26 to 30. Jo Ellen Lewis 16, Patti Reichert 17, and Lary French 17 earn honors in foods nutrition entomology and field crops science respectively.
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