Oct 2017 chamber newsletter

2017

October

Lander newsletter

Chamber of Commerce

Photo: Scott Copeland

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all has arrived, and with it comes a little extra time compared to the hustle-n-bustle of summer! First thing you will notice is that we have finally begun

construction on our new 3,400 sqft Lander Visitor and Chamber Business Complex. This flagship building will help drive visiting tourists into our member businesses and increase spending in the Lander area. The caboose was temporarily moved to the golf course during construction. So far we are on our timeline and expecting to move in just in time for next summer tourism season.

This year to support our local merchants we will continue the Think Lander First: Shop Local program. Just like last year, Shop Local buttons will allow customers to get excellent deals and discounts at participating Lander businesses to encourage residents to keep their hard earned dollars local this holiday season.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lorielle Morton, President Fagnant, Lewis, and Brinda PC

Mika Baker, Treasurer Central Bank and Trust

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Susan Weideman Lander Vision Center

Michelle Mazur Elevate Rehab

Steve Liebzeit First Interstate Bank

Joanne Slingerland Central Wyoming College

Ann Espinosa Home Source Realty Inc. Inter Mountain Builders

Dave Fehringer

Also, a reminder to get an ad into our Travel and Relocation Guide, which we distribute to 4,000 travelers and those looking to relocate. 2018 might be months away, but we are already gearing up for another action-packed year of supporting our economy.

Finally, if you can’t name five chamber benefits off the top of your head, then you have to attend the October 25 Maximize Your Membership Luncheon. Mr. D’s Food Center will be serving lunch, and by the end of this 50 minute presentation, you will know all the steps to making the most of your chamber membership. RSVP to 332-3892 or info@ landerchamber.org as space usually fills up fast!

Brian Fabel Executive Director Lander Chamber of Commerce

WH Smith & Associates, Inc.

Suzanne Norris Wind River Job Corp

Jonathan Tonkowich Wyoming Catholic College

PROFESSIONAL STAFF Brian Fabel Executive Director Carol King Associate Director Dot Newton Events Coordinator

Small Business Saturday back by popular demand, the Lander

Chamber will be handing

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Chamber of Commerce

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encourage residents to keep their hard earned dollars local this holiday season.

The shop local button campaign will begin on Small Business Saturday, November 26th, and run

you the opportunity to take

button and support our local

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advantage of discounts,

merchants this holiday season!

(deals vary depending on the

sales, or deals of the day.

To sign up to be a participating

business). Buttons will come

Each retailer will have their

business contact Carol King as

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businesses and the Think

Deals signed and marked, so

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just remember to wear your

Think Lander First Buttons!

Who:

Lander Customers and Merchants

Where: All Across the Lander Area When:

November 26 - Christmas

How:

Contact Carol King to sign up for the Think Lander Program!

info@landerchamber.org | (307) 332-3892

New members

BUSINESS AFTER New Member Plaques Each month we welcome new Chamber of Commerce member Businesses by presenting them with a plaque

Fremont Orthopaedics support of this wonderful community!

Fremont Orthopaedics has been owned Volunteers of America and operated by Dr. Cory Lamblin since Volunteers of America Northern Rockies late 2016. Fremont Orthopaedics is the mission states “To compassionately serve and only locally-owned orthopaedic surgery strengthen individuals by empowering them to practice operating in Fremont County. build healthy and happy lives.� Our faith-based The practice staffs clinics and sees organization is guided by professional staff patients in both Lander and Riverton. Dr. and committed volunteers who create strong Ben Francisco joined Dr. Cory Lamblin in families and thriving communities through practice in September 2017. Together, Dr. Lamblin and Dr. Francisco seek to offer locally based and excellent orthopaedic care to the communities they call home. Fremont Orthopaedics offers treatment to patients of all ages with a variety of injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. The practice regularly supports local nonprofit organizations and fitness events. In addition Volunteers of America holistic programs by lending a hand up, not a to financial sponsorships of local athletes hand out. and teams, Fremont Orthopaedics provides Core service areas include Wyoming, Montana medical support to the Fremont County school district and Central Wyoming College and Western South Dakota which include adult re-entry, affordable housing, homeless services, athletes. Dr. Lamblin and his family love calling Lander home and are grateful for the healthcare services, veteran services, youth Fremont Orthopaedics services, ministry and outreach as well as community enhancement. Services in Fremont County include Healthcare at the Center of Hope and Pingora Behavorial Health and Veteran Services at SSVF. All are located in Riverton, but we do serve all of Fremont County and state residents.

Bhava Shala: Our intention when you visit Bhava is that you have an experience that shifts your day, your energy, your outlook and in turn allows you to connect both to your Self and to your community. Classes include: Vinyasa is a breath based/asana practice.

Familiarity with Surya Namaskar A&B is strongly encouraged. The intention is to deepen your vinyasa practice by allowing the breath to guide you. This is a flowing

Bhava Shala

session designed to awaken and deepen your connection to Self.

S-T-R-E-T-C-H Simply put...this is just good ‘ol stretching. Relaxed vibe. Gray sweat pant style.

Slow and Simple This class is for anyone who might be shy about jumping into an ongoing class or who may be curious about what Yoga is all about. A very light hearted practice introducing you to your body, your mind, your breath and threading a little Yoga philosophy in there too! Come on down and bring a friend too.

Mom and Baby Yoga Mom and Baby Yoga Class focuses on the needs of new mamas and babies while strengthening the mother-baby bond through yoga. Mothers benefit from strong core work,

simple energizing yoga, rejuvenating poses, and interaction with a community of other new mamas. Babies from birth to 14 months welcome. Dad’s and partners are welcome too! *Please bring a baby blanket Creative Energies Creative Energies is a community of adventurous solar craftsmen who care deeply about our customers and the environment. We are engaged in our communities, live healthy outdoor lifestyles, and try to balance the needs of work and family. We practice what we preach by operating out of Net Zero Energy offices that utilize energy efficient and passive designs, and photo voltaic systems. Many of our staff have renewable energy on their own homes.

Creative Energies is devoted to the mountain towns we work, live, and play in. We have come together to do our part in sustaining this amazing world we share.

Creative Energies is a member of the Amicus Solar Cooperative, sharing best practices and aggregating purchasing power with this group of regional solar providers.

Check out our website at http://cesolar.com/ or give us a call at our Lander office, 332-3410.

Creative Energies

Events

AFTER October CalendarBUSINESS of Events 1 Spencer Bohren’s Down the Dirt Road Blues concert, 6:30 pm, Bhava Shala Studio

14 The Metropolitan Opera at the Lander Library, 10:55 am, Lander Library Carnegie Room

6 First Friday: Art & Live music on the patio, 4-7:30 pm, Middle Fork restaurant

16 Lander Community Concert – A Little Bit Off, 7 pm, Lander Valley High school auditorium

6-8 Rustler Roundup College Rodeo, Fri. 1pm, Sat. 9am, Sun. 11 am, Fremont County Fair & Rodeo Grounds 7 Lander Children’s Museum Fall Festival, 10am-2pm, Lander Children’s Museum 7 Lander Valley Farmers Market, 9am-noon, Lander City Park 7 The Metropolitan Opera at the Lander Library, 10:55 am, Lander Library Carnegie Room 12-15 CWC Theater “Let’s Murder Marsha,” CWC Peck Arts Theater 14 Lander Valley Farmers Market, 9am-noon, Lander City Park 14 Book sale at the Book Nook, 10am-4pm, Lander Library Carnegie Room and upstairs in Bank of the West building

19 Business After Hours, 5:30-7:30 pm, Elevate Rehab 21 Help for Health Hospice’s Denim & Diamonds Ball, 6:30 pm, St. Margaret’s gym, Riverton 27 Halloween Night at the Museum, 6-9 pm, Fremont County Pioneer Museum 27-28 CWC Theater Halloween Halls of Horror, 7-10 pm, CWC Riverton 28 Halloween Night at the Museum, 6-9 pm, Fremont County Pioneer Museum 28 4th annual Lander Kiwanis Guns, Boots & Brands, 6 pm, Lander Community & Convention

Repeating Events Mondays 9:00 am County Commission 11:45 am Lander Art Guild 4:00 pm Book Nook @ The Carnegie Tuesdays 6:00 pm City Council 3rd Tuesday 2:00 pm City/School Joint Powers Board Wednesdays 7:00 am LEADER 8:00 am MLS, Realtors Noon Rotary 6:00 pm Open Studio, Art Center 1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @ The Oxbow 3rd Wednesday 10:30am Fre Co Suicide Prevention Coalition

349-4495 Thursdays Noon Kiwanis 1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH 1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends 2nd and 4th Thursday 7:00 pm Elks Lander Lodge #2317 3rd Friday 11:00 am Fre Co Suicide Prevention Saturdays 10:00 am Book Nook on Main & Carnegie Room

Elevate Rehab 388 Main St, Lander, WY 82520 October 19, 5:30-7:30pm

September Business After Hours @ The Fremont toyota

Networking

BUSINESS AFTER Business After Hours

Recognition

Flower Barrel Contest Results

Each Spring, in partnership with Sprouts Greenhouse, over 50 businesses participate in the Flower Barrel Program. Adding a touch of color is the perfect way to brighten your storefront appearance with seasonal flowers!

This year we ran a contest to see which business could have the best looking Flower Barrel, and on September 15, we went around looking for the best. Congratulations to Central Bank and Trust for sprucing their storefront with a magnificent spread of bountiful flowers. They were the proud recipients of $200 in Lander Bucks.

Runner up Phifer Law Office Sky Phifer

1st place Winner: Central Bank

and Trust Recipient: Dan Davis

Member Benefits Promotion (what you get) • Business Directory Relocation & Travel Guide • Hot deal, promotion announcements, event listing, and job opening advertising • Brochures and business cards on display • Vacation, relocation and convention packets • Business Referrals, with reporting

Service (what you can use)

I was very pleased with the Lander Chamber’s Maximize Your Membership luncheon.

The staff covered numerous benefits of being a Chamber member, as well as how to drive more consumers to our businesses.

Brian Rohrbacher President | CEO, Atlantic City Federal Credit Union

mEMBER benefits

Maximize Your Membership

• Bulk mail permit for savings of up to 30% • Mailing List and Monthly newsletter • Workforce Development Training Fund grant consultation services • Notary Public Service • Participation in Flower Barrel Program • Lander Bucks Local Currency program

Sign up for october Luncheon Learn how take full advantage of your member benefits (how to post deals, events, job posting, and track your results).

Community (what we do) • Visitor Information Center to all • Community Events Calendar • Toll-free business and information hotline

Where: Lander Chamber of Commerce When: Tuesday, october 24, from 12-1pm What: to bring: An open mind!

• Promote the Lander Area as the destination • Beautification (Christmas Lights on Main St.)

RSVP by calling 332-3892

• Shop Local Program

Events (how to get involved) • Free ticket to Community Awards Luncheon • Winter Storefront Competition • Small Business Saturday • Business After Hours, and ability to host • Annual Legislative Forum

Thank you to our Lunch Sponsor for our Sept Maximize your membership Luncheon

Paint Systems, Jeff & Janet Winger, PO Box 1012, Lander

Bloedorn Lumber Company, Blake Herbst, Manager, 116 Washakie, Lander

Kellogg, Dave & Carol, PO Box 1027, Lander

Smith Creek Pet Resort, Scott & Francine Lewis, 116 Chittim Road, Lander

Central Wyoming Climbers Alliances, Elyse Guarino, Executive Director, PO Box 1304, Lander

Lander Ace Hardware, Bill & Annette Breger, 485 Main St., Lander

Chisholm’s Jewelry, Eric & Tami Olson, 273 Main St., Lander

Lander Care & Share Food Bank, Audrey Krise, Director, 281 Garfield St., Lander

Cowfish, Jim Mitchell, Kyle Vassilopoulos, 148 Main St., Lander Fagnant, Lewis & Brinda, 185 S. 5th St., Lander Family Chiropractic Center, Vince Irene, 8135 Highway 789, Lander Farm Bureau Insurance, Jake Huhnke, 1630 Main St., Lander First United Methodist Church, Pastor Mark Calhoun, 262 N. 3rd St., Lander Fremont Ear, Nose & Throat, Dr. W. Davis Merritt, 15 Shrine Club Rd., Lander Gambles, Shane Meyer, 420 Main St., Lander Guschewsky, Alice, 636 Fremont St., Lander

Stanbury & Strike, Kate Strike, Jeff Stanbury, 329 Main St., Lander

Lander Children’s Museum, Brian Reisig, 465 Lincoln St., Lander

Stevens, Cynthia, M.D., P.C., 172 Rosewood Ave., Lander Sundance Properties, Dillon Vista Apartments, 105 Dillon Dr., Lander

Lander Lions Club, PO Box 247, Lander

Valley Lumber & Supply, Mike, Jason, Justin Yardas, 290 N. 2nd St., Lander

Lander Medical Clinic, Ryan Hedges, manager, 745 Buena Vista Dr., Lander

Westward Heights Care Center, Natalie Korell, Director, 150 Caring Way, Lander

Maven Outdoor Equipment Co., Cade Maestas, Mike Lilygren, 484 N. 4th St., Lander

Wind River Aviation, Gary Loose, PO Box 1331, Lander

McCormick Marketing, Inc., Paula McCormick, 263 N. 8th St., Lander Mow Joes, LLC, Jared & Lisa Foutz, PO Box 753, Lander

Renewing Members

Huff Sanitation, Richard Huff, 540 Wind River Ave., Lander

Renewing Members

All Action Realty, Vicki Hughes, 501 Heritage Road, Lander

Wind River Physical Therapy, Ty Francis, 150 Lincoln St., Lander Wyoming Community Bank, Kendall Hayford, Branch Manager, 685 Main St., Lander X-Pert Automotive Center, Brant Walper, 402 Main St., Lander

Olsen Orthodontics, Dr. Marc Olsen, 799 S. 2nd, #B, Lander

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Fremont County, WY OCTOBER EVENTS

REPEATING EVENTS: Daily Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights into art, artifacts, and stories. Wind River Hotel Casino.

851-5394,10269 Highway 789. windriverhotelcasino.com Mon. - Sat. Lander Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary Tour and Native American horse culture and history. By appointment only. 438-3838, 8616 Hwy. 287. WindRiverWildHorses.com Weekdays Lander Eagle Bronze Foundry tours. Learn the lost wax casting method. $5. Walk-ins and group tour. 9:30am and 1:30pm.

130 Poppy St. 332-5436, kayla@eaglebronze.com Oct. 7, 14 Lander Farmers Market – fresh produce and handmade crafts, 9am-noon, City Park. 405 Fremont St. landervalleyfarmersmarket.com Oct. 4, 11 Riverton Wednesday Farmers Market. 5-7pm, Pershing and North 8th West St. 856-4801 Oct. 5, 12,19, 26 Dubois Summer Farmers Market, 5-7pm, Saint Thomas Church, 9 South 1st St. 455-2313,

duboischamber@gmail.com Oct. 1 - 21 Lander The Lander Art Center: POWR: Potters of the Wind Rivers presents: “The Power of Multiples" exhibition of fine ceramic art.

Free admission. Open Tues. - Thurs.

10-6pm, and Fri.-Sat. 10-4pm. 214 Main Street. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com

SINGLE EVENTS: TBD Oct. Ethete and Arapahoe: Two chances to see the Best of the Best Masquerades contest! Dress up for cake walks, musical chairs, dance contests, haunted house, zombie run, games, face painting, prizes, and live drums. Free. Guest MC performer.

Ethete at Blue Sky Hall at 506 Ethete Rd. and Arapahoe at Great Plains Hall, 15 Great Plains Rd. Alcohol free.

5-8pm. Call for dates: 857-9441, ggambler@windrivercasino.com Oct. 1 Dubois Dubois Museum’s second season: Jammin’ at the Museum. Play, sing or just soak in the sounds. Free. 2pm. 455-2284, 909 W. Ramshorn, duboismuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com

Oct. 1 Lander Spencer Bohren’s Down the Dirt Road Blues concert, 6:30pm. $25-$35, limited seats.

Bhava Shala Studio, 111 N. 1st Street. 332-5772 Oct. 6 Lander First Friday: Art & Live music on the patio 4-7:30pm Happy hour 5pm. Music 6pm. Middle Fork restaurant, 351 Main St., 3355035, facebook/MiddleForkCafe Oct. 6 - 8 Riverton Rustler Roundup College Rodeo: Western traditions in action like steer wrestling, barrel racing and more.

Three days of Rodeos: Friday 1pm, Saturday 9am, and Sunday 11am.

Fremont County Fair & Rodeo Grounds, Grand arena, 1010 Fairgrounds Rd. 855-2288, 855-2260, lridgeway@cwc.edu, fremontcountyfair.org Oct. 7 Riverton Craft Fair. Great food and raffle drawings. 9am-3pm.

Fairgrounds Armory Bldg. 1010 Fairgrounds Dr. Free admission.

857-1613, craftfairs@wyoming.com Oct. 7 Lander Children’s Museum: Fall Festival. Family games, activities, and a real Chili Cook-off

For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 1 9-20-17

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competition. 10am-2pm. Tickets $3, 332-1341, 465 Lincoln St., landerchildrensmuseum.org Oct. 7 Riverton Riverton Museum: Make your own Brand - Branding for kids, by WY brand inspector Walt Geis. Ages: 8-13. 2-3pm.

Register: 856-2665, 700 E. Park, rivertonwymuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com Oct. 12 Dubois Dubois Museum: Bluebird Project: 1st Year Done review the collected data. Free.

7-8pm. 455-2284, 909 W. Ramshorn, duboismuseum@gmail.com,

fremontcountymuseums.com Oct. 12 - 15 Riverton CWC theater: “Let’s Murder Marsha.” A housewife overhears a conversation with dire comedic results. Thurs-Sat 7pm.

Sun. 2pm. Peck Arts Theater, 2660 Peck Ave. $10. 855-2217 Oct. 14 Dubois Bighorn Sheep Center: Breakfast with Bighorns.

Driving tour of local bighorn sheep habitat. Breakfast provided.

8-10am. Register: 455-3429.

10 Bighorn Lane. info@bighorn.org, bighorn.org Oct. 14 Riverton Fremont County Alliance presents the 1st “Purple Ball.” Music food, dancing, silent auction, and live music by the Cowboy State Entertainment. 610pm. Tickets $20. Holiday Inn, 900 E. Sunset Blvd. 856-0942 Oct. 16 Lander Lander Community Concert Assoc.: “A Little Bit Off” comedic show of clowning,

mimetics, juggling, puppetry, and dance. 7pm. Lander Valley High School, 350 Baldwin Creek Rd. Tickets at the door.landerconcerts.org Oct. 16 - 20 Dubois Headwaters Art Center: Tom Lucas oil painting workshop, 9am-4pm. Register: 455-3404, 20 Stalnaker St. Oct. 17 - 22 Dubois Headwaters Art Center: Art in Miniature, and Photography Art Show, 9am-4pm.

455-3404, 20 Stalnaker St. Oct. 19 Dubois Bighorn Sheep Center: Big Game Harvest Potluck Feast. 6pm. Register: 455-3429.

10 Bighorn Lane. info@bighorn.org, bighorn.org Oct. 21 Riverton Wind River Heritage Center: Lew Diehl retirement and birthday! Free food and fun 10am4pm. 856-0706, 1075 S. Federal Blvd.

Oct. 21 Riverton Denim and Diamonds Ball. Celebration of food and live entertainment: Barcode307, 6:30-9pm. Tickets $40. 856-1206, Saint Margaret’s Gym, 622 E. Park.

Oct. 21 Dubois Dubois Museum: Make a Halloween Trick or Treat Bag. All ages. Free. 10-11am. 455-2284, 909 W. Ramshorn, duboismuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com Oct. 21 Riverton Riverton Museum: Wild Swans in WY by Susan Patla.

Trumpeter swan program. 3-4pm.

Free. Register: 856-2665, 700 E. Park, rivertonwymuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com

Oct. 28 Ft. Washakie Day of the Dead Party at MakerSpace307. Scary movie, popcorn-balls, shrunken heads, and crafts. Mexican food by Poetics of Peace. Family fun. 11am-2pm. Free.

Frank B. Wise Complex, on Highway 287, 3 Ethete Road, across from the Hines Store. 335-3848, makerspace307.org Oct. 27 - 28 Riverton CWC theatre department: Halloween Halls of Horror.

25 college actors are designing the horrors. No children under six. $3.

7-10pm. 2660 Peck Ave. 855-2217 Oct. 28 Lander Pioneer Museum: Halloween Night at the Museum.

Frighteningly cool decorations, spooky stories, crafts, hay-rides, hot cocoa, treats and a campfire for roasting marshmallows. All ages welcome and costumes encouraged. 6-9pm. $5. 332-3339, 1443 W. Main St., a.teamfcpm@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com Oct. 28 Lander Kiwanis’ Guns Boots & Brands Gala Western Affair.

Western attire suggested. Silent and live auctions of guns and artwork.

Dinner 6pm. Lander Community and Convention Center, 950 Buena Vista Dr. Tickets: 332-3892, info@landerchamber.org

This exciting events calendar is provided by the: WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL Use our hashtag:

#windrivercountry

For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 2 9-20-17

JOIN US for the QUILTS FOR CAREGIVERS Challenge

Quilts for Caregivers Honoring Our Community's Family Caregivers November is National Family Caregivers Month Family members, friends, and neighbors devote countless hours to providing care to their relatives or loved ones.

We recognize and honor those who do so much to keep our families and communities strong.

We would like to "wrap them with love" with lap quilts created by our community. JOIN US!

SIGN UP!

QUILT CHALLENGE RULES: Create a Lap Quilt between 35"x45" to 45"x45" Choose the pattern, textures, & colors of your choice Complete by November 20, 2017* Prizes will be awarded for (1) People's Choice and (2) Best use of color

QUILT SHOW & RECEPTION Quilt Show will be held November 30th at Lander Senior Center. Vote for your favorite quilts!

Join us for the Quilt for Caregivers Reception on November 30, 2-6pm at the Lander Senior Center.

Caregiver Information will be available.

Call Frontier at 332-2922 to register for this fun event!

Not a quilter? There are opportunities to assist with the quilt show & reception or help us identify our community's caregivers.

Frontier Home Health & Hospice supports Famly Caregivers. Join us for one of our two support groups per month. In addition, we offer bereavement classes, respite care and other support services. Call us at 332-2922 or 856-4127 to learn more.

* Quilts must be delivered by 5pm on November 20 to Frontier's office , 230 North First Street, Lander.

Community Support Groups

 SOUP & SUPPORT A monthly lunch and discussion with fellow caregivers about resources and services available to caregivers. Facilitated by Fremont In-Home Services in

partnership with Frontier Home Health and Hospice

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First Thursday of each Month 11:00-12:30pm Wyoming Senior Citizens, Inc 106 W. Adam Ave, Riverton

Third Thursday of each Month 11:00-12:30pm Frontier Home Health and Hospice 230 N. 1st Street, Lander

6-week Training Program for Caregivers

"Our Family Journey for Caregivers & Loved Ones with Memory Problems" Program developed by Stanford Medicine's Dolores Gallagher Thompson, PhD, ABPP,

Caring for a someone with memory problems? Join us for a six-week caregiver training where participants will learn about dementia and the disease process, explore stress relief techniques and gain invaluable caregiving tips.

October 11, 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15 9:00 - 11:00 am @ WY Senior Citizens, Inc 106 W. Adams Ave, Riverton Please call 307-856-6880 to RSVP or to learn more about the program.

Facilitated by local certified WYCOA trainers:

Ronda Hatfield, LPN, Frontier Home Health and Hospice & Kelley Shaffer, WY Senior Citizens Inc.

Save The Date: Women's Night Out

Thursday, October 26, 5:30-7:30pm | Reach Center, Riverton Free Event open to Fremont Co. Women over 21 to raise awareness about Breast Cancer Prevention, Support & Celebration. Call 877-437-2702 to learn more.

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To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship.

To provide, through Kiwanis Clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendshps, to render altruistic service, and to build better communities.

To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and good will.

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$500 Table Sponsor

To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.

To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards.

You receive all this with your sponsorship

Keep it Local

DON & TRACY DAVISON & STAFF

Western Attire Suggested

• 8 VIP Tickets to the event on October 28, 2017.

• Sit Down Dinner, Served First at Your Table.

• VIP Cocktail hour 5:00

• Your Sponsorship Name will be Displayed on the Large Table Sponsor Place Card, on the small Sponsor Place Cards, and the Power Point Presentation.

For more information or to become a sponsor contact: Lander Chamber of Commerce 307-332-3892 • Farm Bureau, Jake Huhnke 307-332-3295