July 18, 2019

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Alumni hit town this weekend

Hot Springs County High 0278 – Saturday night dinner you by local advertisers.
School’s annual All School Re- at Shorty’s
union kicks off this weekend with 1969 – Gary O’Brien, 921- Grass Creek Reunion
over 100 former Bobcats set to 2797 – Friday night, Hot Springs Anyone who has ever lived in
hit town on Friday. State Park at 5 p.m., Saturday or around Grass Creek is invited
While all graduates are invit- at Days Inn for dinner at 6 p.m. to the 2019 Grass Creek Reunion
ed to attend, this year features 1979 – Kim Carswell, 921- this Saturday, July 20 from 10
classes ending in four and nine. 8386 – Friday night at Tom and a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Hot
Registration and picnic ticket Liz Ryan’s Home, 103 Cedar Springs County Senior Center.
pick up will be at the Hot Springs Ridge; Saturday Brunch for the There is no formal activity
County Museum and Cultural ladies at Kim and Wayne Car- planned, but there will be a pot-
Center on Saturday from 11 a.m. swell’s Home, 1523 Fremont at luck lunch and social visit. Those
until 1 p.m. 10:30 a.m., Saturday night at attending are asked to bring a
Blackwater will be the band Kirby Bar and Grill, cocktails covered dish, salad or dessert.
for Saturday night’s dance at at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.m. Flatware and drinks will be
the VFW, which starts at 9 p.m. 1984 – Connie Hoffman, 921- provided.
A fried chicken picnic is sched- 9463 – Friday night at Greg and
uled from 11 a.m. til 1 p.m. on Connie Hoffman’s home, 441 Lucerne meet and greet
Sunday at the Kiwanis Shelter Lane 12 at 7 p.m., Satuday at The Lucerne Bulldog Meet
in Hot Springs State Park. One Eyed Buffalo at 6:30 p.m. and Greet will be at the Hot
1959 – Carl Turnbaugh, 864- 1999 – Ceceli Basse, 921-8435 Springs County Museum on
2612 – Friday night, VFW at 5 – Friday night at VFW, Satur- Saturday, July 20 from 10 a.m.
p.m., Saturday VFW at 5 p.m. day, Hot Springs State Park at until 2 p.m.
for no-host cocktails and dinner 6 p.m. Lucerne students and teach-
at 6 p.m. See pages B4 and B5 for a spe- ers are invited to come out, visit
1964 – Cheri Salberg, 921- cial reunion section provided to and reminisce.

Events in Meeteetse
The Meeteetse Museums is music expert David Romtvedt

&
hosting two, free events the will join his group, Ospa.
weekend of Meeteetse’s Nation- The tour of the historic Double
al Day of the American Cowboy. Dee Ranch will be led by an array

Quips
An outdoor concert will be held of folks, including Byron Bennett,
Friday, July 19 at 6 p.m. behind Doug Johnston of the Forest Ser-

Health
the Meeteetse Museums featur- vice, and museum staff. Partici-
photo by Cindy Glasson ing Miss V, the Gypsy Cowbelle pants of the tour will gather at
Brew at home and Ospa. The following Sunday, Meeteetse Museums and leave at
July 21, the museum will be giv- 8:30 a.m. sharp. Those wanting
As part of Still Strollin’ Saturday, Kent Shook, head brewer for One Eyed Buffalo ing a guided tour of the historic to meet the tour on site and not
was on hand at the museum to teach folks how to easily brew at home. Double Dee Ranch which begins travel with the group must ar- A hangover
on-site at 10:30 am. rive at the Double Dee by 10 a.m. is the wrath
Miss V, the Gypsy Cowbelle, There is no charge for the tour. of grapes.

Sign up for pig wrestling now

will be opening for the band, For additional information
Ospa. Following her perfor- about this event, call 307-868-
mance, former Wyoming Poet 2423 or email info@meeteetse-
Laureate and traditional Basque museums.org.
One of the most fun events ing those 5-7 years old, youth pig wrestling. Each team must
of the summer has to be the are aged 8-11 and junior divi- have at least two women in or- Purchase your Turtle Trek
Pig Wrestling held at the Hot sion is ages 12-15. der to compete. tickets at the pharmacy
Springs County Fairgrounds. Rather than splitting into For more information, please or from a Rotarian.
Teams of all ages compete to
see who can get the wet, muddy
a men’s and women’s division,
this year there will be co-ed
call Cassie at 921-9257 or Man-
dy at 921-8879. $10 each. Terrific prices
pig into the barrel first, guar- and the money goes
anteeing laughs for the whole to a good cause.
family. Your neighborhood pharmacy that

Lucerne Bulldog
This year’s event will be held Thermopolis has trusted for over 30 years.
on July 30 at 6 p.m. 864-2369 610 S. 6th St.
Deadline for registering
Meet and Greet
(Inside Mack’s Market)

your team will be July 26 at Mon.-Fri., 9-6

4:30 p.m. Spaces are limited, Sat., 9-Noon
so be sure to get your registra-
tion form at either the Cham-
ber of Commerce or Canyon At the Hot Springs County Museum on
Concrete. Registration is $65 Sat., July 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. to meet and Apprenticeship Program for CNA Licensure
greet Lucerne Classmates & Teachers.
per team.
Divisions are slightly differ-
ent this year with PeeWee be- TRW is now offering an Apprenticeship Program for CNA Licensure through the Wyo-
ming Department of Labor. At the conclusion of this year long program candidates:

CASH PRIZES!!! • Will be Licensed CNAs • Will be eligible to obtain CNA II Certification
• Will have Medication Aide Certification • Will have Dementia Certification

Please see our CNA Apprenticeship Program ad on Indeed

for more info and to apply.

CONTESTANTS
WANTED! Apply online at www.thermopolisrehabilitationandwellness.com

Thurs., Aug. 1 • 5 p.m.

Hot Springs County Fairgrounds
No entry fee • Register before July 31
Call Cassie 307-921-9257
Cook it there or at home! Bring your
own condiments to compliment your
chili. (onions, cheese, Fritos, etc.)
You'll need a roaster full or 2-3 gal.
We will provide bowls & spoons.
Proceeds go to FFA Alumni to
benefit local FFA members

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

July 22-26 • 9 am-Noon
First Baptist Church • 310 S. 6th St.
307-864-3171