Child Labor Rules and Hazards Update for Youth Workers
The article outlines 14 hazardous occupations barred for children under 16 under federal and state proposals, plus permits for ages 14 to 16 in agricultural work. It notes 16 to 19 year olds face no general restrictions, though a certificate of age is advised for agricultural workers. It also includes tangential notes on rhubarb recipes and a Rural Life Sunday program.
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Department of Labor
4-H Camp Set for Tri County Members in Alpine
Sublette Sweetwater and Teton 4-H youths will attend a four day camp June 12 to 15 at Alpine. Camp runs 2:00 PM Monday to 2:00 PM Thursday with activities including riflery instruction crafts recreation indoor and outdoor games tournaments stunts parties and movies. Each club must provide its own chaperones and transport. For questions contact Extension Agents Gene Inloes or Stella McKinstry or their 4-H leaders. An open installation of the International Order of Job's Daughters Bethel No 47 is scheduled June 19 at 7:30 PM at the Masonic Hall with public invitation.
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Sublette
Sweetwati
Teton Counes
Tri-County
Alpine
International Order of Job’s Daughters Bethel No
Masonic Hall
SuzAnn Chrisman Named Big Piney Girls State Delegate
SuzAnn Chrisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chrisman, will represent Big Piney High School at the 1967 Gas State Girls State in Laramie June 11 to 17. She earned the honor for leadership, character, scholarship, and fitness, and is a National Honor Society member active in Future Teachers of America, Conservation Club, band, choir and cheerleading, among others.
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SuzAnn Chrisman
Mir. c
Sur Anne
Future ‘Teachers of America
Conservation Club
Masonic Annual Dance A High Night Of Fun
The Masonic annual dance on May 27 at the Community Hall drew a large crowd with over one hundred attendees. Music by OWeil & Wasieh of Kemmerer, free refreshments from Pete Snively's bar, and a pre dance cocktail party hosted by Gordon Mickeleons and Ren Guios contributed to a festive evening. LeRoy Bad Lewis departed for Tennessee to begin his six week work stint toward a Master’s degree, with family staying behind. Mr and Mrs Mike Virostko planned a trip to Mississippi to visit relatives.
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Oweil & Wasieh
Kemmerer
Pete Snively
Gordon Mickeleons
Ren Guios
Fair Board
Community Hey
LeRoy
Lewis
Tennessee
Aotdge
Teres
Lorehty
Wilive
Inez Bennet
Farm Bureau Queen Contest Set for June 30 in Sublette County
The annual Farm Bureau Queen Contest will be held in Sublette County on June 30. Eligibility requires a daughter or sister of a Farm Bureau member aged 16 to 20 and single. Contestants present a two minute talk on Farm Bureau or a topic of choice, judged on poise health beauty charm and personality plus public speaking. The county winner receives an expense paid trip to the State Convention and all county contestants receive a gift. contact Mrs Ross Calvert in Rundale for details.
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Farm Bureau
Sublette
Ross Calvert
Rundale
Delta Tau Delta Alumni to Meet in Jackson July 15 16 1967
R D Rinehart secretary of the Wyoming Alumni Organization of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity announces a gathering in Tetor Village Jackson Wyoming on July 15 and 16 1967. The meeting aims to promote and organize Delta Tau Delta alumni in the state and unaffiliated members are urged to contact Rinehart at the University of Wyoming.
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R. D. Rinehart
Wyoming
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Jackson
Tetor Village
Delta Tau Delta Tau
Delta Tanelta
KR. D. Rinehart
University of Wyoming
Forester Teubner Transferred To Green River Ranger District
Forester Stuart W Teubner is transferred to the Green River Ranger District in Pinedale Wyoming to supervise recreation training and timber sales on the Bridger Wilderness area He and his wife move to Pinedale effective May 21 1967 and bring experience from Big Piney and the University of Maine The transfer is announced by Ranger Rodman W N Barker and involves marking public lands adjacent to the Green and New Fork rivers by a cooperative agreement with the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and the Bureau of Land Management
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Rodman WN. Barker
Stuart W. Teubner
Green River
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
2ND
Bureau OF Land Management
Green and New Fork Rivers
Miller guest at Salt Lake City home during rain end
Mrs Edna Bill Miller of Salt Lake City is a guest at Mrs Inez Bennett s home The report notes rains have ceased in the area and mentions social visit details with local households.
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Edna
Bill) Miller
Salt Lake City
Inez Bennett
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