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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
2
Beaver Creek Timber Company offers to supply post and stock at reasonable prices. Visit or write with needs and information. Special attention to every request. Aim is service courtesy and satisfaction for customers.
More than 300 persons are expected for the Seth annual Fall Convention of the Roky Mountain Electrical League, to be held at the Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park from September 10 to 14. Mrs Tola Fox, Mrs Maurin Yose, Mrs Lois Rigby and Mrs Saurley Zardus attended the LDS Woodruff Stuks Relief Society Leadership meeting in Evanston on Wednesday afternoon.
In 1960 Wyoming cripple losses by hunters exceeded 11,000 game animals. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department asks hunters to reduce loss in 1961 by ensuring a true target, avoiding long shots, and not shooting above the herd.
Public notice from the Bureau of Land Management announces bids for parcel 1 in the Lind County area, Cheyenne Wyoming. Sale at 1100 am October 11 1961, terms include cashiers checks or money orders, with required posting and mail bids. Contiguity rights and objections must be filed by specified deadlines. Final proof notice also lists Helen Chapel of Big Piney Wyoming for desert land entry with witnesses and dates.
Raveg RIT ms Stal' Fair notes 4 H girls booth and exhibits. Marla Koch set a record for non stop gigging. Red Mathisen struggled with input. FFA and 4 H members aided by Stan Lancaster. Douglas criticized for poor state fair accommodations. Four lane bypass around Casper saves travel time. The group returned with 3 purple and 18 blue ribbons across foods clothing leathercraft and iron improvement.
Medical guidance calls for influenza vaccination to shield vulnerable groups. Those with rheumatic heart disease bronchial conditions and blood vessel issues face higher danger from flu complications, which can be fatal for some patients. Authorities stress timely vaccination for at risk populations.
The notice lists groups at risk for lung diseases and tuberculosis and notes vaccines are given in two doses about two months apart with yearly boosters. It advises those on the list to consult a doctor about vaccination or booster needs and mentions the Wyoming Tuberculosis and Health Association. Hi Ho Come to the Fair.
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