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A home maker discusses aiding individuals and families by working with them on the staff rather than for them, emphasizing independence and collaboration as key goals.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
8
A home maker discusses aiding individuals and families by working with them on the staff rather than for them, emphasizing independence and collaboration as key goals.
The Sweet Grass Department of Public Welfare seeks homemakers for part time or full time positions with day or evening hours. Duties include home management help, budgeting, nutrition study, and supporting seniors and families to stay in their homes. Call or write Helen Hoem or Terry O'Neill at the local Welfare Office, 932-2566.
Cadette group of grades seven to nine is led by Miss Joan Plaggemeyer with Mrs. Bill Kinsey assisting. The four Cadette challenges focus on social dependability emergency preparedness active citizenship and adherence to the Girl Scout promise and laws.
Cadettes may choose from sixty proficiency badges as they pursue future paths. Senior Girl Scouts ages fifteen to seventeen focus on community citizenship and college or career planning. Mrs. Dean Lowry leads six Senior Scouts, who provide service at the Pioneer Home, library, and schools. Observances include a March 9 cookie sale, uniform church attendance, and a March 16 district song-fest with troops from nearby towns. A family pot luck was postponed to April 26.
Mrs. Floyd Pierce admitted Feb 29 for medical care and discharged Mar 2. Ed Vukasin admitted Mar 2 for medical care. Selmer Allestad admitted Mar 4 as an overnight patient for medical care. Glen Berg admitted Mar 5 for treatment of a back injury.
Michael Thomas McManus of Billings paid 50 dollars for possession of beer by a minor. Robert Clouse of Big Timber forfeited 17 dollars for driving without a legal license. Toby Andem of Big Timber paid 25 dollars for leaving debris of broken bottles at a recreation ground entrance after shooting them with a gun.
The Pioneer Rest Home reports the deaths of Emil Nickel and Mrs. Marie Nevin, along with thanks for gifts and new photos taken with a donated camera. Visitors, hospital plans, and a Navy deployment are noted, plus Andrew Braaten makes the Dean’s List at Rocky Mountain College for the fall semester.
The junior class plans a car wash on Saturday March 9 to raise funds for Prom and other needs. The event runs 9 30 a m to 5 p m at Norman's Conoco and T L Chevrolet. Mrs Clete Huff flew to Lincoln Nebraska to visit her new grandson born December 17 to Lt and Mrs Clyde Christiansen. Clyde teaches Naval Science at the University of Nebraska.
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