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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
4
Pamela Lew, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Low, underwent skin grafting after severe burns from her dress igniting on a gas range while climbing near an open flame in a Billings Montana hospital last Thursday.
Leaders from homemaker and 4-H clubs attended Stella McKinstry's training meeting last Monday. Eleanor Urbighit and Muriel Gray presented a pantomime on mealtime manners. The group discussed club etiquette and created inexpensive centerpieces from toys, twigs, marbles, paraffin and dishes, displayed as part of the meal. Attendees included Muriel Gray May Jones Eleanor Urbighit Helen Hopkins Anne Barger Hose Barger Pat Edwards Alice Bleamer Florence Jensen and Lois Koch.
The vice presidents from all county homemaker demonstration clubs will meet April 30 to choose 1960 programs. Delegates from Bowder Pinedale Cora Daniel/ Bronx Big Piney and LaBarge will attend, according to Stella McKinstry, home demonstration agent. The dessert meeting is at the Elkhorn Cafe in Daniel starting at 1 30 P M.
Homemaker clubs plan a luncheon and program at the Pinevalle Community Hall featuring club exhibits and centerpieces themed by country selections such as Nicaragua Peru Japan Russia Spain and France The Daniel Dandies and Boulder Mavericks 4 H clubs will provide lunch Tickets available through April 30 from any homemaker or the county extension office A film on artificial respiration plus a talk at One High School tonight April 3 at 8 15 pm invites all and is sponsored by county homemaker clubs and the local Lions Club
The note states that ideas will be compiled at the planning meeting and that areas of interest to the majority of shubs will be selected for 1960 projects. It highlights an organized approach to choosing future work based on group preferences.
Merle W. Allen of the Cheyenne VA Center reports Wyoming disbursed 11 723 610 in cash benefits and services during fiscal year 1958. Payments covered compensation for service connected and nonservice connected disabilities, GI insurance, and indemnity, with separate sums for rehabilitation and GI bill training benefits.
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