Sun:

In the
3
Snowies open, 82-year-old
6 At CCSD No.
9
work continues legend still 2 graduation
on Battle Pass gets physical ceremonies

The Saratoga Sun

The Platte Valleys Newspaper Since 1888

WEDNESDAY MAY 31, 2017 VOLUME 130 NO. 44 $1

East county remembers

Saratoga, Encampment, Hanna and Medicine Bow hold Memorial Day services
Rex Rudd and
the crowd at the
Medicine Bow
cemetery Monday
remember the
fallen.

Visitors to the
historic Carbon
cemetery between
Hanna and
Medicine Bow
ready to begin the
service there.
American Legion members fire a 21-gun salute at the Saratoga cemetery Monday.

Vivian Gonzales speaks during services to remember our Saratoga councilman and veteran Steve Wilcoxson asks for a moment of silence
countrys heroes at the Hanna cemetery for Memorial Day. during the service at the Saratoga cemeterys Valley Chapel Monday.

Rifles are
inspected
after services
at the
American
Legion in
Saratoga.

Bob Herring lays a wreath Monday

in honor of the fallen.

Photos by the entire A crowd gathers near the Encampment cemetery avenue of
Lunch is served at the American Saratoga Sun staff flags to honor their fallen Monday.
Legion in Saratoga Monday.

Quinn Felton plays Taps at the

historic Carbon cemetery Sunday. A 21-gun salute is fired by Hanna veterans during services there Sunday.

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The Platte Valley Community Center

Joint Powers Board will be conducting
Valley News
a budget hearing for the 2017/2018 fiscal
year Monday, June 12 at 4 p.m. at the
Platte Valley Community Center in the
White Room.
The public is invited
to attend.

Photos courtesy Gayle Wessel

Cast and crew pose during a dress rehearsal.

Jafar (Kaylyn Hunter)

c o n f r o n t s J a s m i n e Aladin (Tyler Williams) hides among the street
(Takoda Pederson). merchants.

Street rat to Saratoga

Drama club brings Aladin to the PVCC June 1 & 2
By Fred Broschart
The Carbon County School
District No.2 school district
drama club will be bringing
the 2016-2017 school year to
a close with performances
of Aladdin at the Platte
Valley Community Center in
Saratoga.
Even though Aladdin is
a story from One Thousand
and One Nights, a collection
of folk tales from the Middle
East and South Asia, view-
ers in the Valley will have
just two nightsJune 1-2
at 6 p.m.to see this years
production.
The production is staffed
by students in grades 7-12
from Saratoga Middle/High
School, Encampment K-12
school and Hanna-Elk Moun-
tain-Medicine Bow Junior/
Senior High School.
Students not only are all of
the actors in the production,
but were also responsible for
production, direction, design
and scenery. Students also
did plenty of costume design.
The director of the play is
Gabby Clutter, a senior from
Saratoga who just graduated.
The post-school year play is
a final farewell to the school
and CCSD No.2.
Aladdin was not part of the
original Arabic text of One
Thousand and One Nights,
Instead being added to the
work in a French transla-
tion in the 18th century by
Antoine Galland who said
he heard the story from a
storyteller from the Levant.
In Gallands version, and
most other Western transla-
tions, the story takes place
in China, or perhaps Central
Asia.
CCSD Drama students
though, opted for the more
traditional Western re-tell-
ing which places the story
in the Middle East, as evi-
denced by the scenery em-
ployed by the producers.
The play will be performed
6 p.m. Thursday and Friday
nights at the PVCC theater.
Admission is free.

Hobo Pool final stop on

museum trek
By Dick Perue
Saratogas famous Hobo
Pool will be the final stop on
the Saratoga Museum Min-
eral Hot Springs Go with
the Flow history trek sched-
uled for Saturday, June 3.
Highlighting the three
hour walking tour will be
Indian bath tubs, site of
first school house and S&E
railroad depot (now housing
Saratoga Museum), Paulson
Medicinal Well building,
Spotted Dog Saloon & Owl
Caf, Wranglers Cabin,the
first and second building
sites at Warm Springs (now
Saratoga), Cadwell (now Vet-
erans) Islands first bridge Photos from Bob Martin/Dick Perue collection. Historical Reproductions by Perue.

across Upper North Platte
River and Hobo Pool, fol-
lowed by a Dutch Treat
lunch at the Inn at noon,
during which more history
will be presented.
Local historian Dick Perue
will serve as tour guide, with
assistance from Chilly Rol-
lison at Indian Bath Tubs,
Marian Berger and Jamie
This photo taken in 1934 shows the Hobo Pool as just
another small hot springs in the trees on the west bank
of the Upper North Platte River.
Campbell at Paulson Medic- volunteers.
inal Well building, Mary Pigg All interested persons are
at Wranglers Cabin, Linda invited to the trek with par-
Fisher-Perue on the attempt ticipants to meet at Saratoga
to save historic art at Hobo Museum across from the
Pool dressing rooms, Elva
Evans as needed, plus other See Hobo on next page
The Saratoga Sun
Valley News
Top left, A photo illustrating the depth of snow at the summit of Battle Pass.
Top right, Scott Kinniburgh opens the gate at the base of the pass as other WYDOT
employees head up the road.
Bottom right, Scott Kinniburgh takes a photo of Sun reporter Mike Armstrong in
front of a snowblower that was down for repairs.
Bottom left, A 27-year-old WYDOT snowblower gets to work opening Battle Pass
May 24.
Battling Battle Pass
Equipment, not just snow, hands WYDOT crews a challenge
By Mike Armstrong
Editors note: As of press
time, the Snowy Range by-
way is open. The Battle Pass
byway is expected to open
Friday.
Scott Kinniburgh with
Wyoming Department of
Transportation (WYDOT)
faces adversity when getting
the passes open on Wyoming
130 and Wyoming 70, not
just from the snow, but also
the machines he needs to use
to get the roads clear.
This started out looking
like we were going to have
a lot of snow to deal with
when the year started, but it
turned out to be a mild win-
ter in comparison to many
others, said Kinniburgh.
Although there was less
snow, it does not mean get-
ting the passes open for
travelers was easy.
On the day Wyoming 70
was being worked on, one of
the two snow blowers on site
went down to two holes in
In 1936 the Civilian Conservation Corps placed native stones around the main
springs and mud hole creating the pictured result.
Hobo ... Continued from page 2
airport at 8:30 a.m., with the
tour to begin at 9 a.m. from
Veterans Island parking lot.
Golf carts will be available
for persons needing them.
Museum officials an-
nounced that the tour will
a radiator. A mechanic had
to be called in from Rawlins
which meant several hours of
downtime.
Kevin Treat, the operator
of the one working blower
was forced to halt his work
when a bolt sheared off.
I am used to fixing this.
The design of the blowers
blade makes this happen
often enough, said Treat as
he brushed out the snow from
the blade so he could replace
the broken bolt.
The blowers being used are
close to 30yearsold and it
should not be a surprise, re-
pairing these huge machines
occurs with frequency.
Getting the snow manage-
able for the blowers requires
a bulldozer to first move off
the top level of snow creating
a maximum five foot road
depth. Then blowers are
brought in to get rid of what
is left over.
Five feet is about the limit
for us to be able to move,
be limited to 50 trekkers with
members of Saratoga Histor-
ical & Cultural Association
given preference.
To sign up for the trek, call
326-5511 or visit the muse-
um. Tour cost is $20 each
May 31, 2017, Page 3
Memorial service for
Rod Laird
11:30 am, June 10 at the
Community Center.
(Atlatl Shoot 1:30 Lairds Meadow)
The Saratoga Lions Club
Junior Golf Program
2017 Golf Lesson and Tournament Schedule
LESSON DATES
Driving RangePutting Green
Monday, June 12 Tuesday, June 20
Tuesday, June 13Wednesday, June 21
Wednesday, June 14 Lessons approximately
Monday, June 19 45 minutes in length
LESSON TIMES
Have your kids at the driving range (June 12-19) or
putting green (June 20-21) by these times
12-17 year olds 8:30 a.m. 5-7 years old 9:15 a.m.
8-9 year olds 10 a.m. 10-11 years old 10:45 a.m.
The tournament will be held
Monday, June 26 and Tuesday, June 27.
Lunch will be held Tues., June 27 at about noon on Veterans Island.
Registration is $15 per child
Checks payable to the Saratoga Lions Club.
Your check must accompany the completed registration form. Please turn the
Photos by Mike Armstrong form and payment in at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort Golf shop.
Parents are encouraged to drop off and pick up their children on time and to
assist with the lessons and score for the golfers druing the tournament.
Registration deadline is Sunday, June 11.
Registration forms are available at the schools and
the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort Golf Course.
Sun ADS:
SELL INFORM NOTIFY
said Treat. It goes over
much more and we cant do
THE RUSTIC BAR
it.
Treat and Kinniburgh got
the bolt repaired only to
have the battery not start
on the one blower that was
functional. A jump start
from a nearby dump truck
didnt work, so they let the
truck run hoping charging
DOWNTOWN
the dead battery would work.
After 15 minutes, Treat
SUMMER MUSIC!
had the motor started, much
to the relief of Kinniburgh TUES TO THURS AT 8PM-MIDNIGHT
and Treat.
This is a fairly typical FRI AND SAT 9PM-1AM
having the machines break
Coming
&
down given how old they
Soon:
k
are and what sort of work
i c
is required of them, said
M lissa
Kinniburgh.
As travelers drive the
cleared passes this summer,
they probably wont give the
e
trouble the WYDOT team
M
faces each year a second
thought.
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for members and $25 for all
others. Participants receive
a 12-page brochure compiled
by Dick Perue. Proceeds
benefit Saratoga Museum.
Lunch is not included in tour
price.
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Opinion/Editorial
Expanding our horizons Its the kids, stupid
T
o most people who know this region of our country. The
You may have noticed the

Saratoga
Saratoga Sun now covers
a larger portion of Carbon
County.
We have recently began
me in Wyoming, it is support parents and teachers
not much of a secret I
worked in the world of spirits
CHEERS give for kids to reach their
goals should be highlighted
Sun (not the ghostly type) to make
my living. Probably less well
FROM
Wyoming every chance we get in the
news. I wish all we as Sun

to cover Hanna, Elk Moun-
tain and Medicine Bow on a
more regular basis.
There are several reasons
this has come to be.
There are developments,
both social and economic
happening in those areas
that are, and will be, of in-
terest to the entire county.
We have been witness-
ing a rebirth of sorts in
businesses growth and an
overall improvement in
terms of positivity in the
northern end of the county.
The Saratoga Sun has
also been fortunate enough
to add a reporter with ties
to those communities which
makes covering these towns
a much easier task.
In covering these towns,
you the reader will notice
that sometimes there are
more Hanna stories. Some
weeks we will have more
Encampment stories, Sara-
toga events and so on.
That is the nature of
news.
The Saratoga Sun will
continue to report on our
core areas and promise not
to lose sight of our roots in
our endeavor to bring even
more local news to you.
That being said, the feed-
back we have received from
Saratogans has been en-
tirely positive.
No one has let us know
Editorial
that we might be overstep-
ping our bounds. On the
contrary, people who have
bothered to say anything
have welcomed the addi-
tions.
This expansion has had
other tangible benefits.
In a story we ran about a
girl with Hanna connections
who was battling cancer, we
mentioned that the girl had
been adopted and the family
had no idea where her broth-
ers had gone.
A Saratoga resident who
did know where the location
of the girls brothers read
that story and let the Hanna
family know.
Now the little girl can look
forward to meeting some
more family.
We like to feel our close-
knit communities can stand
to know more about our not-
so-far-away neighbors.
As always, the Sarato-
ga Sun welcomes knowing
about stories that are hap-
pening in any of our com-
munities.
Stop by, give us a call or
email us and we will do our
best to let the public know
about your endeavors, cir-
cumstances or accomplish-
ments.
known, I earned my bread and
butter as an English teacher
in Taiwan for almost half a
decade.
I taught English classes
for doctors in a few hospitals,
gave private English lessons
for business owners and rich
housewives wanting to read
novels written in that lan-
guage (which was actually
very cool). Several large com-
panies also had me on retainer
to help with English reports.
However what I got a kick
out of most was teaching kids.
I taught English to people
of all ages both in schools and
privately, but I really enjoyed
the couple years I taught kin-
dergarten.
I have said often to anyone
who will listen, every guy
should be a kindie teacher if
they are thinking about hav-
ing children. You get exposure
to kids vomiting, hugs, bath-
room habits, tears, laughter,
smiles and the incredible feel-
ing when some child repeats
something you taught them
and you know they under-
stand. Talk about making a
difference in a life.
Being a teacher is some-
thing I will always treasure I
have done.
It has been years since I
taught English, but recent-
ly I have been blasted with
memories of past students,
by reporting sports events,
science and agriculture fairs,
award ceremonies, proms and
graduations.
By Mike Armstrong
tions in Carbon County School
District 2 (CCSD No. 2) doing
a great job with its programs
and system. The educators are
committed to doing the best
for the kids. I met one P.E.
teacher who retired back in
the mid 1990s and came back
a year or so later and is still
teaching at two schools in ad-
dition to coaching junior high
basketball at a third school.
I understand why he does it.
The smile of confidence a
child or teenager gets when
they get a lesson right is some-
thing to behold.
If you are fortunate, you
get a memory that will last
for years.
I have to give a shout out to
the parents, because I have
met kids who are amazing
without trying by observing
where the goodness was root-
ed. I met a boy who helps those
less well off by delivering free
bread, but asked not to be
named because he felt it would
take away from what he was
doing. I respect this attitude
when often it seems our cul-
ture often promotes look at
me and how cool I am to our
youth.
At a recent sports ceremony,
I was close to one of the star
athletes who was incredibly
humble in his demeanor. His
parents were near and I could
see the beaming joy they had
reporters did was cover the
students because most all the
stories would be uplifting and
certainly not mindless.
I was proud to be a teacher
for my short tenure and I am
just as happy to report on all
the kids I have been blessed
to be exposed as part of my
job now.
I can say the communities in
CCSD No. 2 are encouraging
their progeny in ways one
doesnt see all over the country
or globally.
I was raised in the suburbs
back East and school was
way different to CCSD No.
2 system in so many ways.
Many politicians rise to power
starting on the school board
and students are not their
first interest. It would be easy
to say all big city school board
members are only concerned
on their power and how it
can to lead to other offices,
but I know there are plenty of
committed educators who do
the best they can with their
resources.
They just are not lucky
enough to live in CCSD No. 2
where there is so much sup-
port from the communities.
This support is never more
evident as the school year
comes to a close. The victories
of the past year will propel
those students into the next
step in their life, whether it is
continuing to the next grade or
graduating high school.
At the Sun, we may not be
the educators or parents of

Sun Weather Grabbing pictures of proud

grins from parents, family
members, teachers, coaches
and friends supporting stu-
Provided by the National Weather Service dents in their accomplish-
ments makes this job reward-
Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 77. South south- ing. Gratifying not because
I get to see it first hand and
east wind 10 to 15 mph becoming west in the afternoon. capture the moments if I am
lucky, but these moments
Wednesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 45. West
demonstrate why residents
wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south after midnight. in East Carbon County should
have great hope for this coun-
Thursday Scattered showers and thunderstorms after noon. trys future with the kids com-
ing out of this school system.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 77. Chance of precipitation is 30%. More than once, I found the
different educational institu-
Thursday Night Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46.
in the accomplishments of
their child, but it was a quiet
kind of celebration. I took a
picture, knowing it probably
would not be used, but I want-
ed to capture the moment any-
way because it was beautiful.
I once heard someone say
the Sun was a paper that put
out mostly pictures of kids and
stupid stories about them.
First, stories about the fu-
ture generation in the mak-
ing isnt dumb. Thank God
the Sun covers our students.
These kids accomplishments
are exactly what is right with
those kids with amazing sto-
ries in their background, but
we can tell you about them.
There is no dumb picture
or story when it concerns the
future crop of graduates the
communities in East Carbon
County produce. I hope to see
many of these moments and
capture a few of them for our
readers in the times to come.
Congratulations CCSD No.
2 students, parents, educators
and all those associated with
helping graduates get closer
to realizing their dreams and
goals for their life to come.

Friday Partly sunny, with a high near 74.

Friday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.

Saturday Sunny, with a high near 75.

Saturday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 44.

Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.

Sunday Night Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44.

Monday Mostly sunny, with a high near 74.

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Photos by Keith

A scene
McLendon
Lions Club Kids Fishing Day
from 8 a.m. - Noon (for kids 12 & under)
Catherine Saturday, June 3
Lynchs *Saratoga Hot Springs Resort Join
surprise Pond on Texas Trail the
retirement *Hamburgers and hot dogs fun!
party served about 11:30 a.m.
Saturday. *Bring your own tackle
The drawing for the Lions Annual Rod and Gun Raffle will take place at noon.
Inset, Please park in the ProShop parking lot or on the west side of the motel.
Catherine, Sponsored by: Saratoga Lions Club, Saratoga National Fish Hatchery
& Saratoga Hot Springs Resort
left, visits
with friends
and former
colleagues.

Lynch pins teaching career

Encampment teacher retires, gets a Saturday surprise
By Keith McLendon
Catherine didnt know there
was a party.
Her husband, Pat, had
placed an ad in the Saratoga
Sun about the retirement
party Saturday at Grand En-
campment park, but then hid
the paper from her.
Long time Encampment
teacher Catherine Lynch only
found out about the surprise
retirement party held to honor
her years of teaching when a
well-wisher let Lynch know
that they would be unable to
attend the party.
Mrs. Lynch seemed pleased
by the result, though. She
shared stories of her last day
teaching and how touched she
was by gifts and letters from
former students and visited
with many of her friends, for-
mer colleagues and students
at Saturdays barbecue and
party.
An unusual start
In 1976 Catherine married
Pat, who was working for the
Forest Service in Encamp-
ment.
As the couple were getting
settled in the area, the school
called and asked Catherine
if she would be interested in
teaching.
Lynch went in for the inter-
view and didnt really know if
she had gotten the job.
So Pat and Catherine went
on their honeymoon.
When the couple returned,
Pat was told that Catherine
really needed to get ahold of
the school.
They wanted to know when
she could start.
Over the years, she taught
high school English and even-
tually even Spanish.
In 1981 Lynch took a break
from teaching to raise her first
child. Soon the family would
add another child.
In 1999 Lynch was ready
to return to the Encampment
School and restarted her ca-
reer as an aide.
Eventually she would be
asked to teach fourth grade
and Wyoming historya po-
sition she truly enjoyed. That
transitioned into teaching
third grade for the last ten
years of her career.
Into the future
Pat and Catherine are plan-
ning a cruise to Alaska in the
near future and a family re-
union later this year. The cou-
ple are also looking forward to
a new grandchild in the fall.
Other than that, Pat seems
to think there is plenty of
gardening in the years ahead.
Makeda
Makeda is a 3 year old
APBT/Lab blend. She
was returned to us due
to no fault of her own.
Makeda needs a home
with a lot of patience.
She would be best in a
home with children 10+.
She is good with cats.
Would have to be the
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She is not an apartment type of dog!
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Photos by Mike Armstrong

Top left, Dario Soto explains

an activity to team during the
Medicine Bow Field Day.
Above, Soto instructs
students during the candy
cup competition Thursday.
Left, Soto encourages
students during a racing
exercise.

Wednesday, May 31
5 a.m.-9 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness
A legend continues
6 a.m., Body Shred, Saratoga Fitness Gym
9 a.m., Yoga Session, Saratoga Library
82-year-old PE teacher still imparts skills, values
9 a.m., Low Impact Fitness, Saratoga Fitness Gym By Mike Armstrong
9:30 a.m., Prayer Shawl Knitters, Presbyterian Fellowship Hall Cooper says Soto not only himself coming back to help
11 a.m.-3 p.m., Saratoga Branch Library Dario Soto is 82 years old spends tremendous amounts Medicine Bow Elementary as
1:30 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous, PV Lutheran Church, 326-5917 and he is the physical edu- of time with the students, a substitute. The next thing
2-6 p.m., Childrens Activities at The Hub, 106 W. Bridge cation teacher for Medicine but also purchases uniforms Soto knew, Elk Mountain and
5 p.m., Cycling, Saratoga Fitness Gym Bow and Elk Mountain El- and equipment out of his own Medicine Bow Elementary
5 p.m., Zumba, Saratoga Fitness Gym ementary schools. Thurs- pocket. schools needed a P.E. teach-
5:30-6:30 p.m., Yoga Session, Saratoga Library day he had his annual field Hell hate I told you that, er and the Carbon County
6 p.m., ALANON, Saratoga Senior Center day which usually has both but that is how committed School No. 2 district asked
7 p.m., Open Alcoholics Anonymous, Saratoga Senior Center schools participate. Unfor- he is to helping the children him to take the position.
7 p.m., Saratoga Volunteer Fire Dept. Training Meeting, Firehouse tunately, due to the weather of the communities, said He has been teaching in the
7-9 p.m., Mens Open Gym, Saratoga Fitness gym throwing a late spring snow Cooper. He goes out of his schools since.
storm at the state, Elk Moun- way constantly for these He started the field day 10
Thursday, June 1 tain Elementary students little guys, this school here years ago.
5 a.m.-9 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness
could not come to Medicine and, I am sure, all students The field day has exercises
7 a.m.,Cycling, Saratoga Fitness Gym
Bow to join in the activities. he comes in contact with. He with specific purposes. Jump-
11 a.m.-6 p.m., Saratoga Branch Library
2-6 p.m., Childrens Activities at The Hub, 106 W. Bridge Soto has been setting up really cares about each indi- ing rope teaches handeye
5:30 p.m., Tabata, Saratoga Fitness Gym this event for years. He vidual child. coordination, jumping over
7 p.m., Knitting Group, Saratoga Library makes the teams fair by Cooper says Soto is far from hula hoops trains children
7 p.m., Beginning Yoga, PVCC Theater Stage putting two older children on being a softie on the children on depth perception and
7:30-10 p.m., Co-ed Volleyball, Saratoga Fitness Gym a team complimented by two he teaches. He makes sure the balance beam gets them
smaller children. the students pay attention confidence with height, equi-
Friday, June 2 He grew up in Pine Bluffs when he is speaking. librium, stability, footing and
5 a.m.-4 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness where he was born. After I really respect he doesnt steadiness.
6 a.m., Body Shred, Saratoga Fitness Gym graduating high school he coddle the children because An interesting race in-
9 a.m., Low Impact Fitness, Saratoga Fitness Gym joined the U.S. Navy. Upon he wants them to learn. said volves running and jumping
11 a.m.- 3 p.m., Saratoga Branch Library leaving the Navy, he at- Cooper. over hoops to get at the end
Noon-6 p.m., Childrens Activities at The Hub, 106 W. Bridge tended the University of The Medicine Bow Ele- to find a cup. The children
5:45-6:45 p.m., Yoga Session, Saratoga Library Wyoming, graduating with mentary gym is limited in are given a piece of wrapped
7 p.m., Open Alcoholics Anonymous, Saratoga Senior Center a teaching degree for social that there are no hoops for salt water taffy to put on
studies and a minor in phys- basketball and the height their nose and they then try
Saturday, June 3
ical education. He started of the ceiling is too low for to drop the candy into the
9-Noon, Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness
9-Noon, Open Gym, Saratoga Fitness Gym his teaching career at Ft. volleyball. Since the chil- cup. There are three pieces of
Laramie, where he taught for dren arent going to be able candy allotted to each child,
Sunday, June 4 three years. Then he came to to practice shooting baskets, translating into three oppor-
9 a.m., Open Narcotics Anonymous, Saratoga Senior Center Medicine Bow. Soto focuses on the kids being tunities to get the taffy into
5-8 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness He has been in the town proficient dribblers. With the cup. After every child has
5-8 p.m., Open Gym, Saratoga Fitness Gym since. volleyball he has the kids raced, the candy is counted
Shelley Coopera teacher emphasize serving skills, in the cup to see which team
Monday, June 5 at Medicine Bow Elementa- since they cant really play won.
5 a.m.-9 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness ry and a former student of games. He makes due with Soto does the race twice.
6 a.m., Body Shred, Saratoga Fitness Gym Sotos, says Soto loves the the limitations he has. Once for the children to un-
9 a.m., Yoga Session, Saratoga Library school and students. He not Soto taught kindergarten derstand what is expected.
9 a.m., Low Impact Fitness, Saratoga Fitness Gym only taught her, but her son to seniors in high school in The second race is smoother
10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saratoga Branch Library played basketball under him. Northern Carbon County with better results and more
2-6 p.m., Childrens Activities at The Hub, 106 W. Bridge Soto still coaches junior high from 1967 to until now. He confidence apparent.
5 p.m., Cycling, Saratoga Fitness Gym had winning teams in basket- Another unique compe-
basketball in Hanna.
6 p.m., PiYo, Saratoga Fitness Gym
I am so proud of the skills ball and football at Medicine tition is when balloons are
5:30-6:30 p.m., Yoga Session, Saratoga Library
he gives all the kids. I know Bow High School, and adult taped to the shoes of the
7 p.m., Closed AA Meeting, Saratoga Senior Center
7 p.m., Odd Fellows, Odd Fellows Hall what it was like to learn residents who grew up in the students who are placed in
7-9 p.m., Mens Open Gym, Saratoga Fitness Gym under him, then watch him three communities speak rev- a circle of cones. If a student
impart the same integrity erently of this P.E. teacher. leaves the circle, they are dis-
Tuesday, June 6 and sportsmanship on my Soto retired in 1993 but qualified. The child with one
5 a.m.-9 p.m., Weight Room Open, Saratoga Fitness children, said Cooper. after two years he found remaining balloon wins. The
7 a.m., Cycling, Saratoga Fitness Gym balloons are taped in such a
11 a.m.-6 p.m., Saratoga Branch Library way that there is no danger
2-6 p.m., Childrens Activities at The Hub, 106 W. Bridge to the feet, but the game cre-
4-5:30 p.m., Platte Valley Food Pantry, 116 E. Bridge, Rm. E ates laughter along with foot
5 p.m., Tabata, Saratoga Fitness Gym coordination useful in soccer,
6 p.m., Saratoga Town Council, Town Hall football and basketball.
7-9 p.m., Open Gym, Saratoga Fitness Gym Soto says it is about letting
children feel improvement
Did you know Farm Bureau has IRAs? and gain confidence.
Mr. Soto is a treasure,
Encampment/Riverside Community Events
said Mark Shipp, the prin-
Wednesday, May 31 cipal for Medicine Bow, Elk
1-6 p.m., Encampment Library Mountain and Hanna Ele-
4 p.m., Story Time, Encampment/Riverside Branch Library mentary schools.
4:30 p.m., Beading Group, Enc./Riv. Branch Library

Thursday, June 1
1 a.m.-4 p.m., Encampment Library Soto oversees the foot
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, Encampment Library coordination activity
where the last student left
Saturday, June 3 in the circle of cones with
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, Encampment Library a balloon is the winner.
Monday, June 5
11 a.m.- 4 p.m., Encampment Library
1 p.m., Knitting Group, Enc./Riv. Branch Library

Tuesday, June 6
11 a.m.- 4 p.m., Encampment Library
The Saratoga Sun May 31, 2017, Page 7

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Saratoga Friends of the Library presents

Mineral Hot Springs

A historical presentation by Dick Perue

Thursday, June 8 7pm

Saratoga Branch Library
Panther
FREE Cookies & Goodies
Graduates
Admission
were given by Donation
awards for Proceeds go to
projects of the
high school Saratoga Friends
of the Library

achievements
Monday
at the PVCC
Photos by Amanda Shepherd

Clockwise from top left, Russell Waldner hands Alicia Zaragoza the Carbon Power
and Light Scholarship for $1,000.
Teense Willford presents Max Schneider with the Platte Valley Legacy Foundation
Scholarship for $2,000.
Pari Swanson hands Katie Loose the $500 Booster Scholarship.
Winnie Allen presents Sarah Burton the $500 George M. Allen Memorial Scholarship.

E-Club honors athletes

Encampment boosters throw dinner/award ceremony

Photos by Mike Armstrong

Students and faculty line up for

dinner in the Encampment gym after
the awards ceremony May 22.

Above, The
Encampment
Girls State
Championship
team share
congratulations
on their
winning
season.

Saratoga/Encampment Cross Country Coach Rex Hohnholt highlights Encampments

Amazing group of kids that make you tingle with pride.

Encampment Track Coach Kegan Willford congratulates Encampments track team

on the seven team records broken for the season.

Boys Basketball Coach, Jake Johnston, proudly tells the assembly. his team never
gave up.
Page 8, May 31, 2017 The Saratoga Sun

TH a n k s !
Carbon County School District Number 2 BOCES
wishes to thank all the folks who helped with the
monthly kindergarten readiness workshops

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Dave Rangitsch
LeAnn Uhling
Amanda Ruland
McKenzie Rakness

ExCel staff
Courtney Kinniburgh
Lisa Herring

Head Start staff

Mark Shipp
Shelly Cooper
Kenzie Besso
Kyle Warren
Heather Jones
Brooke Powell
Kim Preletz
Melissa Copeland
Delaney Konig-Bennett
Sarah Johansson
Carla Johnson

ALL the many

families who
participated!

315 N. 1st Street

PO Box 1530
Saratoga, WY 82331
307-326-8089 ext. 113
The Saratoga Sun May 31, 2017, Page 9

Scenes from Saratoga, Encampment and HEM graduations

Gabby Clutter
is congratulated
by Dan Alicia Zaragoza
Butler during receives a flower and
Saturdays her diploma.
commencement.

Tassels
get flipped
Saturday.

Thomas Ingraham gets a handshake from Jaden Padgett is congratulated by Tonya Hats fly to end the ceremony
CCSD No. 2 Superintendent Jim Copeland. Bartholomew, CCSD No. 2 board member. Saturday.

After a tie color

change, CCSD No. 2
Superintendent Jim
Copeland address
Encampment
graduates and
attendees Saturday
afternoon.

Sierra Martinez seems at ease.

Caps fly in
Encampment
too!

Saratoga &
Encampment
photos
by Fred
Broschart

Bailey Miller gives the Encampment Valedictorian speech.

HEM graduate Selena Martinez gives a wave as she Langdon Jones collects his sheepskin as the
crosses the stage Friday evening. remaining HEM candidates wait patiently.

Jazmine Short smiles as

she leaves the stage.

Hanna photos by J.J. Seaman approaches the podium as Patrick Ellis The newly-empowered HEM grads head
Mike Armstrong shows off his diploma. for the exit.
Page 10, May 31, 2017 The Saratoga Sun

Good, clean fun in the mud

The Whistle Pig Saloon in Saratoga held its annual Pig Digger Mud Rally over the weekend

A backhoe was used to stir

things up Saturday.

Kids got to
participate in
the fun on the Sometimes it
water slide over was just about
the weekend. the splash.

Older model
trucks got
through the
test too.

Some participants
show their new coating
proudly while others
are hosed off for
another round Sunday.

Photos by
Amanda
Shepherd

Treats & t r i b u te s Photos by

Keith McL
endon

SES kids got accolades and ice cream as

they bid goodbye to the school year and
some outgoing personnel Wednesday
Retiring aide
Peggy Lorenzen
and retiring
principal Dave
Rangitsch are
benched for
much of the
Students who earned the proceedings.
Congressional Wellness Award.

2nd grade
teacher Retiring
3rd grade a
Mrs. Wetzel ide
Laurie John
announces ston
her class gets some
Principal Dave Rangitsch helps flowers from
awards. 3rd
award the top designers for the grade teach
er
sweatshirt to be worn on pride Lori Trevilly
an.
days next year.

Aidan
Clarke
gets a hug
from Aspen
Sewell as
reading
awards are
announced. Above, Finally! Ice cream and cookies!
Below, Students in Ms. Masons class
happily munch on their treats.

Students
who
earned the
Presidential
Wellness The principal
Award. checks on the
status of cookies
and ice cream.
The Saratoga Sun May 31, 2017, Page 11

Public Notices
Invitation to Bid and subcontracts. quality. We are commit- NOTICE TO CALL the 20th day of June, posals for design and
Airport Improvements ted to providing you with FOR BID 2017, in the Council engineering of four up-
Saratoga Municipal Bidders must certify at information because in- Chambers of the Sarato- grade components to the
Airport/Shively Field the time they submit formed customers are our The Saratoga-Encamp- ga Town Hall, Saratoga, Town of Saratoga Waste
Saratoga, Wyoming their proposal that nei- best allies. Copies of the ment-Rawlins Conserva- Wyoming. Water Treatment Plant
ther it nor its principals CCR can be obtained at tion District, a political (WWTP) and development
Sealed Bids, entitled are presently debarred or Town Hall, 110 E. Spring subdivision of the State Suzie Cox, of bid packages for each
Runway Rehabilitation suspended by any Feder- Avenue, Monday through of Wyoming, is request- Clerk component construction
Project addressed to the al department or agency Friday from 8:00 to 5:00. ing bids for the removal, Town of Saratoga phase. The four upgrade
Town of Saratoga, Wyo- from participation in this The Report can also be disposal, and installation components including: 1)
ming (hereafter referred transaction, and further viewed on the Town web of 1 mile (+/-) of fence in Legal # 6982 Replacing nine valves of
to as the Sponsor or agrees to comply with site at www.saratoga. the North Platte Valley. Published in various types and sizes
Owner) will be received Title 2 CFR Part 1200 govoffice2.com look for The Platt Mine Fence the Saratoga Sun in lift station dry well; 2)
and publicly opened at and Part 180, Subpart the tab 2016 CCR. For conversion will consist May 31 and June 7, Installation of approx-
the Saratoga Town Hall, C by administering each further information or of 4-wire wildlife friend- 2017 imately 510 feet of 12
P.O. Box 486, 110 East lower tier subcontract questions contact Jon ly fence, built to BLM pipe lifting the lift station
Spring Avenue, Saratoga, that exceeds $25,000 as Winter at Town Hall at specifications. All new discharge pipe approxi-
Wyoming, 82331, at 2:00 a covered transaction. 307-326-8336. material will be provided. Town of Saratoga La- mately 22 feet, requiring
p.m., local time, Thurs- goon Upgrades Request vault coring and revised
day, June 15, 2017. The Contractor will be Legal # 6981 Prospective bidders must For Proposals piping. 3) Installation
required to comply with Published in contact Garrett Pantle of four (4) Variable Fre-
No bids will be received the wage and labor re- the Saratoga Sun (307-326-8156) for more The Town of Saratoga is quency Drives (VFDs)
after the above specified quirements and to pay May 31, 2017 information. The man- requesting proposals for on the aeration systems
hour and date, and bids minimum wages in accor- datory pre-bid site in- design and engineering blowers tied to a Dis-
which are not prepared dance with the schedule spection will be held on of four upgrade compo- solved Oxygen Sensor
and filed in accordance of wage rates established Friday, June 9th with an nents to the Towns Waste and the installation of ap-
with proposal require- by the United States De- NOTICE TO CALL alternative date TBD if Water Treatment Plant proximately 3,100 feet of
ments and conditions of partment of Labor as ref- FOR BID needed. (WWTP) and development buried pipe to convey air
the specifications may erenced in the Contract. of bid packages for each to the aeration system. 4)
be rejected. The Owner The Saratoga-Encamp- Bids must be mailed or components construction Installation of a gas chlo-
further reserves the right Bidders shall certify they ment-Rawlins Conserva- hand delivered to: SER phase. The four upgrade rine disinfection system
to reject any and all bids will provide, or continue tion District, a political Conservation District, components include: 1) at the WWTP discharge,
and to waive irregular- to provide, a drug-free subdivision of the State PO Box 633, 101 Cypress Replacing nine valves of and a flow device at the
ities. workplace in accordance of Wyoming, is request- Avenue, Saratoga, WY various types and sizes system discharge (9
with Title 49, CFR Part ing bids for the removal, 82331. All bids must be in lift station dry well; 2) Parshall flume). All four
The work is generally 29 and the Drug-Free disposal, and installation sealed and be received Installation of approx- components will require
described as: Workplace Act of 1988. of 4.5 miles (+/-) of fence by 4:00 pm on or before imately 510 feet of 12 WDEQ approval prior to
in the North Platte Val- Friday, June 16th. Bids pipe lifting the lift station construction. A mandato-
Milling plant mix pave- Bidders are required to ley. The A-Bar-A Fence will be opened after that discharge pipe approxi- ry pre bid meeting will be
ment, pavement over- submit a Certification of conversion will consist time and the successful mately 22 feet, requiring held on June 1.
lay, grading, drainage, Non-Segregated Facilities of 3-wire wildlife friend- bidder will be notified vault coring and revised
crushed base, pavement prior to award of the pro- ly fence, built to BLM within 2 business days piping. 3) Installation of Owner: Town of Saratoga
marking, medium-in- posed contract, including specifications. All new by telephone. four (4) Variable Frequen- and the Carbon Coun-
tensity runway light re- any subcontracts in ex- material will be provided. cy Drives (VFDs) on the ty Impact Joint Powers
placement, NAVAID in- cess of $10,000. The SER Conservation aeration systems blowers Board
stallation, seeding, and Prospective bidders must D i s t r i c t r e s e r v e s t h e tied to a Dissolved Oxygen
mulching. The proposed contract contact Garrett Pantle right to reject any, or all Sensor. This component Plans: To be developed as
is under and subject to (307-326-8156) for more bids, or to accept any would include the instal- part of this RFP.
Plans and specifications Executive Order 11246 information. The man- bid, which in its sole lation of approximately
are available by down- of September 24, 1965 datory pre-bid site in- and absolute judgment, 3,100 feet of buried pipe Owner Type: Public
load from the Engineers as amended, to the equal spection will be held on best serve the interest to convey air to the aer-
website, www.sagecivi- opportunity clause and Friday, June 9th with an of the SER Conservation ation system. 4) Instal- (The Wyoming Bid Net-
lengineering.com for a fee the Standard Federal alternative date TBD if District. No bids will be lation of a gas chlorine work is owned* by the
of $10.00. Contract doc- Equal Employment Op- needed. considered which are disinfection system at the people of Wyoming and
uments are also available portunity Construction received after the sched- WWTP discharge, and a is administered by the
for inspection at Shively Contract Specifications Bids must be mailed or uled closing time, and flow device at the system North America Procure-
Field, the Saratoga Town including the goals and hand delivered to: SER any bid so received shall discharge (9 parshall ment Council (NAPC), a
Hall, and the offices of timetables for minority Conservation District, be returned to the bidder flume). All four compo- social enterprise. wyo-
Sage Civil Engineering, and female participation. PO Box 633, 101 Cypress unopened. SER Conser- nents will require WDEQ mingbids.com publish-
2824 Big Horn Avenue, Avenue, Saratoga, WY vation District reserves approval prior to con- es procurement solici-
Cody, WY, and 2725 West Bidders must supply all 82331. All bids must be the right to waive any struction. A mandatory tations (bid advertise-
Main Street, Riverton, the information required sealed and be received and all formalities of any pre bid meeting will be ments, requests for pro-
WY. by the bid documents by 4:00 pm on or before bid. Please indicate Platt held on June 8th at Town posals (RFPs), requests
and specifications. Friday, June 16th. Bids Mine Fence on the lower Hall, 110 E. Spring Ave- for qualifications (RFQs),
All bids must be accom- will be opened after that left front corner of the nue, Saratoga Wyoming. requests for informa-
panied by a Cashiers A pre-bid conference will time and the successful envelope. Sealed RFPs are due to tion (RFIs), etc) primarily
Check, a Certified Check be held beginning at 1:00 bidder will be notified the Saratoga Town Hall from government agen-
or a Bid Bond in the p.m. local time on Tues- within 2 business days WORK TO BE COMPLET- P.O. Box 486, Saratoga, cies but also from some
amount equal to not less day, June 6, 2017 at the by telephone. ED SUMMER 2017 WY 82331 by 3:00 PM private organizations in
than five percent (5%) of Saratoga Town Hall. June 13th. Proposals Wyoming. It is a Wyoming
the total bid amount for The SER Conservation Legal # 6983 will be opened at 3:00PM government-to-busi-
all schedules, payable to B Y O R D E R O F T H E District reserves the Published in June 14th. The contract ness (G2B) and busi-
the order of the Town of TOWN OF SARATOGA, right to reject any, or all the Saratoga Sun shall be awarded to the ness-to-business (B2B)
Saratoga, Wyoming as WYOMING bids, or to accept any May 31 and June 7, lowest bidder who shall be network. It is not a busi-
liquidated damages in bid, which in its sole 2017 determined qualified and ness-to-consumer or con-
the event said successful Ed J. Glode - Mayor and absolute judgment, responsible at the sole sumer-to-consumer site).
bidder shall fail or refuse best serve the interest discretion of the govern-
to execute the contract Legal # 6979 of the SER Conserva- NOTICE OF ing body. The governing Open Bids on June 6
in accordance with the Published in tion District. No bids APPLICATION FOR A body may reject any or at 3:00 PM, present to
terms of his bid. After a the Saratoga Sun will be considered which BAR & GRILL LICENSE all proposals if it finds Council at regular sched-
contract is awarded, the May 24, 31 and June are received after the that none of them would uled meeting on June 6.
successful bidder will be 7, 2017 scheduled closing time, Notice is hereby given serve in the publics best Present to JPB on June
required to furnish a sep- and any bid so received that on the 4th day of interest. For information 14, award bid on June
arate Performance Bond shall be returned to the May, 2017 FIREWATER contact Jon Winter, Di- 15, 2017.
and a Payment Bond, Town of Saratoga bidder unopened. SER PUBLIC HOUSE, filed an rector of Public Works at
each in the amount of one Annual Drinking Conservation District re- application for a Bar & 307-326-8335 or DPW@ Co nt rac t Engine e ring
hundred percent (100%) Water Report serves the right to waive Grill license in the office saratogawyo.org. completed by July 12,
of the contract amount. any and all formalities of of the Clerk of the Town 2017. Approval of En-
The Town of Saratoga any bid. Please indicate of Saratoga for the follow- Implementation gineering plans July
Buy American preference is pleased to present A-Bar-A Fence on the ing described property; 17, Notice construction
requirements found in 49 this years Annual Water lower left front corner of Post RFP on Wyoming Bid phase bid packages July
USC 50101 shall be met Quality Report (Consum- the envelope. Lots 1 and 2, Block 6 Network on May 11, 2017 19, bid tour July 26, open
by first tier contractors, e r C o n f i d e n c e R e p o r t (Same site the Cemetery bids August1st 3:00,
who are responsible for - CCR) as required by WORK TO BE COMPLET- Hugus and Chattertons paving project is pub- present to Council Au-
ensuring that lower tier the Safe Drinking Water ED SUMMER 2017 First Addition, RB Dis- lished on). gust 1st, Present to JBP
contractors and subcon- Act (SDWA). This report trict, of the Town of Sara- August 9th, Award bids
tractors are in compli- is designed to provide Legal # 6984 toga, Carbon County Wy- Due Date: June 6, 2017 August 11th. Start Work
ance. details about where your Published in oming; 3:00PM August 21, 2017.
water comes from, what it the Saratoga Sun
T h e t r a d e r e s t r i c t i o n contains, and how it com- May 31 and June 7, And protests, if any there Solicitation Title: Town Legal # 6976
clause referenced in 49 pares to standards set by 2017 be, against the issuance of Saratoga Lagoon Up- Published in
CFR Part 30 applies to regulatory agencies. This of this new Bar & Grill li- grades Project the Saratoga Sun
this project and must be report is a snapshot of SARATOGA SUN quor license will be heard May 24 and 31, 2017
included in all contracts last years (2016) water at the hour 5:30 p.m. on Scope: Request for pro-
Page 12, May 31, 2017 The Saratoga Sun

Reflections from the files of the Saratoga Sun

Registration, A Bar A, mill and funnel clouds

100 Years Ago
May 31, 1917
Tuesday is Registration
Day
More than a million citizens
called upon to register for selec-
tive draft.
Next Tuesday, June 5, is the
day set apart for this registra-
tion of all male citizens of the
United States between the ages
of 21 and 30, to make up the
estimated 1,000,000 eligible
necessary for the governments
first draft of 500,000 men for
the new national army. It has
been estimated that probably
one out of every two men drafted
will be exempt for one reason or
another in applying the process
of selection, and in view of this is
will perhaps require more than
a million men in the first draft
to furnish the required number.
Seven Points about the
Registration
1. There is just one day for
registration, June 5, 1917.
2. Every male resident of the
United States who has reached
21st and has not reached his
31st birthday must register on
the day set, June 5, 1917. The
only exceptions are officers and
enlisted men of the regular
army, the navy, the marine
corps and the national guard
and naval militia while in the
service of the United States, and
officers in the officers reserve
corps and enlisted men in the
enlisted reserve corps while in
active service.
3. Registration is distinct from
draft. No matter what just claim
you have for exemption, you
must register.
4. Registration is public duty.
For those not responsive to the
sense of this duty, the penalty
of imprisonment, not fine, is
provided in the Draft Act.
5. Those who through sickness
shall be unable to register should
cause a representative to apply
to the country or city clerk for
a copy of the registration card.
The clerk will give instructions
as to how this card should be
filled out. The card should then
be mailed by the sick person, or
delivered by his agent, to the
registrar of his voting precinct.
The sick person will enclose a
self-addressed stamped enve-
lope for the return to him of his
registration card.
6. Any person who expect to
be absent from his voting pre-
cinct on registration day should
apply for a registration card to
the county clerk of the county
where be may be stopping. The
clerk will record the answers on
the card and turn it over to the
absentee. The absentee should
mail this card to the registrar of
his home voting precinct.
7. Registration booths will be
open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on
registration day, June 5, 1917. Top of the sale was on Prince
Sunbeam 19th, going to Lake-
75 Years Ago wood Farm, Mukwonago, Wis.,
June 4, 1942 at $4,500. The Anderson herd
A Bar A Ranch Buys High sire prospect was second top bull
Grade Angus Herd Sire at $2,650. Top female sold for
The A Bar A Ranch is the new $3,050 and went to Maryland.
owner of what has been pro-
nounced the greatest Aberdeen 50 Years Ago
Angus herd sire prospect ever June 1, 1967
to leave the Sunbeam Farms, Hines Hopes to Locate
Miami, Okla. Andrew Anderson, Mill in Saratoga
A Bar A owner, and Ed. Davis, In a letter to Mayor Roy
manager of Mr. Andersons Cow Weston, Howell H. Howard,
Creek Ranch, recently attended president of Edward Hines
a sale at the Sunbeam Farms. Lumber Co., indicated that pre-
The new addition to the A Bar liminary plans call for location of
A Angus herd is by Black Prince a lumber mill in Saratoga.
of Sunbeam by Black Peer of Mr. Howard said: You asked
St. Albans, both International about our manufacturing plans
Grand Champions. The dam for the timber which we are
traces back to Barbara McHenry buying. Our company has a long
13th. Mr. Anderson also bought standing policy of converting
another son of Black Prince in timber from Government forests
dam, a son of Esquire of Bordu- in the community or communi-
lac in dam, and a son of Eston ties naturally dependent upon
of Quality. those forests. In other words, the

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The Saratoga Sun May 31, 2017, Page 13

Reflections from the files of the Saratoga Sun

community to which the timber
is naturally tributary is the best
to manufacture the products
from that timber if labor, power,
transportation, water, etc, are
available. From our preliminary
investigation, Saratoga appears
to have everything we will need.
This gets down to a question
of short range planning and
long range planning. Our short
range plans call for resuming
logging as soon as we can. Our
long range plans will require
a manufacturing plant. If the
present mill in Saratoga could be
purchased at a realistic price, we
think it would be a good building
block for out long range oper-
ation. We would have to make
many improvements but this
would be the quickest way to
get into full operation and would
shorten the considerable time
normally taken to plan, locate
and build and entire new plant.
Unfortunately, the Saratoga
properties are tied up in foreclo-
sure actions pending in the court
at Rawlins, and, even, if theses
actions were completed tomor-
row, it would be months before
the title situation is cleared up.
Until that situation is clarified,
we have to mark time in our long
range planning.
Monday, the sale of timber
contracts of R. R. Crow & Co, to
the Hines Lumber Co., a Chicago
firm, was confirmed in district
court by Judge Vernon Bentley.
In the order confirming the sale,
all creditors liens or claims
against the timber sale contracts
were barred. There were no
objections filed concerning the
court action.
In the foreclosure action men-
tioned by Mr. Howard, Hud-
dlestun Lumber Co., a Michi-
gan corporation, purchased the
property involved for a bid of
$300,000. The foreclosure decree
was filed by Huddlestun Lumber
Co, for recovery of $492,745 about six minutes and traveled
advanced to Crow & Co. What to the mid-region of Pennock
plans the Huddletun Co has for Mountain before disappearing.
the property is not known. He saw others, he said, either
one funnel cloud touching down
25 Years Ago six times, or two or three at
June 3, 1992 once, following the contours of
Funnel clouds seen the mountains and apparently
on ground ending up in the Turpin area. He
Several funnel clouds report- said it looked like they touched
edly touched down along the down on bare ground for the
mountains north and east of most part.
Saratoga Thursday morning. The sightings occurred be-
Howard Burke, who lives at tween 8:07 and 8:49 a.m., Burke
Saratoga Lake, reported seeing said.
one funnel cloud touch down The Turpin Reservoir area
half-way down Elk Mountain. has suffered twister damage in
It remained on the ground for the past.

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Serving the Garbage

Collection Needs
Local Jane Johnston
of Saratoga,
Encampment, Therapy, MS, SLP/CCC
307-326-8111
Riverside and LLC cell 307-329-8398
outlying areas.
Therapy for speech/language/cognitive/swallowing
functions associated with neurological medical
P.O. Box 833 Saratoga diagnoses, i.e., Stroke, TBI, Parkinsons, etc.
307-327-5935 1210 S. River (next to Platte Valley Medical Clinic)
Sue Jones & Jon Ellis By appointment
Dumpsters, carts, construction roll-offs, special events

Platte Valley Well & Construction, LLC

PROJECTS
by Aaron Pont
307-321-0307 Partners:
Josh Kleinheksel Brent Moon Robert Loftice
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Decking Mold Remediation Plumbing PO Box 3 Water Well Drilling
Roofing Tub Enclosures Emergencies MORE! Encampment WY 82325 Pump Servicing
Porta-Potty Rentals
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Storage Air conditioning, Custom forced-air heating

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Heating is our business, not a sideline!!
906 W. Bridge
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THIS WEEKS CROSSWORD AND
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100 S. First, Saratoga, WY 82331 any income?
Bus: 307-326-3721 Call Neil Newman at 307-532-0269
Cell: 307-389-2481
lucky@union-tel.com

Bob Smith RED DOOR STORAGE

Sales Large & Small Units RV Storage
326-5772
Associate

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Church available
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Calendar 326-8573 326-8341 326-8837
for details

Church of Christ
2nd & McCaffrey Ave.,
Encampment.
Sunday worship - 11 a.m.
Bible Study - 10 a.m.
327-5682
Saratoga Alliance Church
1302 S. River St., Saratoga.
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Morning service - 10:30 a.m.
AWANA - Mon. 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Scott Stinson
326-8307
Foothills Baptist Church
510 Freeman,
Encampment
Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
Worship - 11 a.m.
Pastor Allen Shelton
307-710-4020
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Hanna
Family Eucharist
1st & 3rd Sunday
11 a.m.
Encampment Presbyterian
Church
918 Rankin, Encampment
Sunday Worship - 10 a.m.
Presbyterian Women
2nd Thursday - 1:30 p.m.
Mariners Couples
2nd Wednesday - 7 p.m.
Miki Laws
327-5331
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints
9th & Hugus, Saratoga.
Bishop, James Bateman
Sunday Sacrament - 10 a.m.
Sunday school and
Primary - 11:15 a.m.
Melchizedek and Aaronic
Priesthood/Young Women,
Relief Society and
Primary - 11:05 a.m.
307-260-7882
Platte Valley Lutheran Church
514 S. 1st Street, Saratoga.
Sunday school - 9 a.m.
Sunday worship - 10 a.m
Pastor Randolph Schnack
326-5449
St. James Episcopal Church
McCaffrey, Encampment.
Sunday prayer service - 9 a.m.
Holy Eucharist, 3rd
Sunday - 9 a.m.
327-5558
First Presbyterian Church
Box 116, 3rd and Bridge,
Saratoga.
Sunday:
Adult Bible Study - 8:15 a.m.
Morning Worship - 9:30 a.m.
Fellowship time - 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday:
Prayer Shawl Ministry - 9:30 a.m.
Choir Practice - 6:30 p.m.
2nd Thursday monthly
Presbyterian Women - 1:30 p.m.
Pastor Steve Niccolls
326-5237 326-3163
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
106 W. Main, Saratoga.
Services 9 a.m. Sunday
Holy Eucharist two or three
times a month, otherwise
morning prayer
Susan Dyer
326-8514 326-8262
303-910-6699
Platte Valley Christian
Center, Assembly of God 211 W. Spring, Saratoga.
7th and Main, Saratoga Saratoga Masses:
Sunday school - 10 a.m. Saturday - 5:30 p.m.
Sunday worship and Sunday - 9 a.m.
Childrens Church - 11 a.m. Daily - 12:05 p.m.
Evening worship - 6 p.m. Hanna/Medicine Bow
Wednesday, adult Bible study St. Josephs in Hanna
and youth service 7 p.m. Sunday - 11:30 a.m.
Pastor Gene Smith Confessions: Saratoga:
326-5520 Saturday - 4 p.m. & by appt.
Hanna & Medicine Bow:
First Baptist Church Half hour before Mass
802 W. Main, Saratoga Rev. Joey Buencamino
Bible Study- 9:45 a.m. 326-5461
Worship - 11 a.m.
Worship/Discipleship - 6 p.m. Abundant Life Church
Wednesday evening 102. W. Spring Ave., Saratoga.
prayer meeting - 7 p.m. Worship Service, Sun. 6 p.m.
326-8162 Tues. Night Bible Study - 7 p.m.
Pastor Arlen Hughes
Christian Community Church 329-7240
3.5 miles North of
Encampment on Hwy 230 Ride on Faith Ministries
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service
Sunday worship - 10:45 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.
Prayer meeting - 5 p.m. 7 mi. S of Saratoga
Regular service - 6 p.m. 2693 Hwy 130
Pastor Tim Easterling Les Barkhurst
327-5059 307-329-7183
St. Anns Catholic Church
The Saratoga Sun
CROSSWORD
THEME: (*Themed Clue)
TONY WINNERS
ACROSS
1. Early stage
6. Mythical giant bird
9. Recipe instruction
13. *____ Davis, won Tony
and Oscar for same role
14. *Derek Jacobi won one
in Much ____ About
Nothing
15. Cockatoos cousin
16. Cell phone bill item
17. Rare find
18. Winged
19. *Three-time winner
Lin-Manuel
21. *Dick Van Dykes win-
ning role, 1961
23. River in Spain
24. Musical finale
25. It would
28. One of algae
30. Sacred beetle, to King
Tut
35. Rejections
37. Be lazy or idle
39. Valuable musical antique
40. Make a portrait of
41. Christmastides
43. Track shape
44. Cool & distant
46. ____ ____ ____, precisely
May 31, 2017, Page 15
47. Unload on eBay 10. Antioxidants-rich berry
48. *Evita and Cats 11. *Kiss Me, ____, first
composer Best Musical recipient
50. Luau instrument, pl. 12. Lambs mother
52. Sylvester Stallone, ca- 15. Caribbean rattle
sually 20. *Hello, ____!, held re-
53. #49 Down, pl. cord for most Tonys
55. ____ Zeppelin 22. Proof of age, pl.
57. *Musical based on24. Like workmans hand
Charles Dickens novel 25. On spouses side
60. *This 5-year-old has a 26. Upholstery choice
gift of telekinesis 27. Retire from military
64. My wife can vouch for 29. a.k.a. podagra
me, e.g. 31. Andys TV buddy
65. Part of Parisian address32. Great reviews
67. Judge Judys proceed- 33. Whatsoever
ings 34. *He traded boxing
68. Frost-covered gloves for ballet shoes
69. Table scrap 36. Snooty one
70. Haunted house quality 38. Plumbing problem
71. Sweet-talk 42. Inscribed pillar
72. Genetic initials 45. Intensely emotional
73. Clear the board 49. Dark bread
51. Boudior sofa
DOWN 54. Unwelcome computer
1. Female gamete message
2. Not final or absolute 56. More dire
3. Move like parasailor 57. Dish of stewed meat
4. Pomp and Circum- 58. Capital of Peru
stance composer 59. Wild goat
5. Tapeworm 60. Of higher order, prefix
6. Indian music 61. Milano moolah
7. Schillers ___ to Joy 62. Valedictorians spot
8. Fast food option 63. Away from wind
9. *Like Yul Brynners 64. ____ de Triomphe
head in The King and I 66. Vase for ashes
Check the Suns BUSINESS CARD PAGE for the answers

Menus Good Things celebrates four years

SENIOR CENTER MENU
Wednesday: BBQ pork riblet, potato salad, green
beans, wheat roll, pineapple tidbits, milk.
Thursday: Chicken enchilada/sour cream/salsa,
Spanish rice, zucchini, cherries, milk .
Friday: Shepherds pie, spinach, wheat roll, pears,
pudding, milk.
Monday: Hot hamburger sandwich, mashed pota-
toes/gravy, mixed veggies, mandarin oranges, milk.
Tuesday: Turkey fettuccini, broccoli, wheat bread,
peaches, spice bar, milk.

Photos by Keith McLendon

Good Things owners Roz

and Bob Herring pose
in their new showroom
Saturday during their
open house. Part of the
celebration was to show off
the newly-refinished room
and to announce the store
would be open seven days a
week over the summer.

Sun ads SELL! Above and left, Shoppers peruse

the new, gently used and
antique items at Good Things
in Encampment Saturday.

See the Suns Business Card Page for the solution
to this weeks puzzle.
Police Report
From May 22, 2017, through May
28, 2017 the SPD responded to 53
calls including the following clas-
sifications: Agency Assistance (1);
Alarm (1); Animal Problem (2); As-
sist Business (1); Business Checks
(14); Check Fraud (1); Citizen As-
sist (8); Destruction of Property (1);
Dog At Large (3); Dog Impounded
(1); Dog Tag (1); Fingerprints (3);
Hot Pool Check (1); Lockout (1);
Lost & Found (1); Lost Property
(1); Loud Noise Complaint (1);
Missing Property (1); House
Watch (2); Reddi (1); School Bus
Violation (1); Threatening (2);
VIN Serial Number Inspection
(2); and Welfare Check (2). For-
ty-eight homes are currently on
our House Watch program.
Warnings, Citations
and Arrests:
May 23, 2017
Kimbra Taggart, of Saratoga,
was given a Verbal Warning for
Loud Music.
Aiden Swanson, of Saratoga,
was given a Verbal Warning for
Loud Music.
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Doggett Greenhouse in Encampment North County News

invites you to our

31 Anniversary
ST The new
bridge
dedicated
Thursday
in Elk
food * drinks * fun! Mountain.

Saturday, June 3 * 10am-4pm Photos by Mike Armstrong

The Elk

Want your day

Mountain
Museum graced
by mayor
Morgan Irenes
red Model T.

inCallthe Sun?
us at 326-8311
Bridging history
EM celebrates museum, bridge openings
By Mike Armstrong Miller in 1923. At 102 feet,

or email us at Thursday Elk Mountain

celebrated two openings. The
Elk Mountain museum host-
many engineers consider the
old bridge a masterpiece, be-
cause it was the longest truss
saratogasun@union-tel.com ed the launch of their summer
season with refreshments
(framework) style and is one
of a kind. The bridge was add-
and raffles. The opening was ed to the National Register of
attended by children, adults Historic places in 1985.
and a red Model-T convert-

HiWater Hoedown
7th Annual ible driven by Elk Mountain
Mayor Morgan Irene.
Prior to the museum being
accessible to the public, there
was a ceremony at the Elk
The old bridge found a home
near the Elk Mountain cem-
etery where visitors can still
see this historic, distinctive
engineering marvel. After the
ceremony at the new bridge,

Sat., June 3, 5-10pm

Mountain bridge, officially the group of spectators at the
unveiling it to the community opening went to visit the old
after a year of construction. bridge and afterwards de-
The new span replaced the parted for the opening of the

The Yard
historic bridge built by D. B. museum.

(108 SE River St. Saratoga)

a
entert inmen
Performing
$15
of
t fo
d

Good eats
A boatloa

Tallgrass
r a low price!

& drinks
available!

10 Stranger
Low Water String BAnd
Photos by Mike Armstrong

The bell, originally forged in 1870 for a church in

Carbon, now resides at the Hanna Basin Museum.

Hanna Museum opens

with ringing tribute
By Mike Armstrong
Hanna Basin Museum
opened Sunday in conjunc-
tion with the Memorial Day
services at Carbon and Hanna
Cemeteries.
Nancy Anderson, director
of Hanna Basin Museum, ar-
ranged for the bell, originally
intended made for a Carbon
church, to ring at the Carbon
cemetery for Memorial Day.
Made in 1870 at a foundry in
Troy, New York, the bell did
not make it to Carbon before
the town was deserted in favor
Author Lynne Kuderko at
of Hanna, the new terminus
the museum opening.
for coal and the Union Pacific
railroad in 1890.
The bell went to Hanna and tured author Lynne Kuderko
now resides at the Hanna signing her book, They were
Basin Museum where it can the Flower of the Camp cen-
be heard for special events. tered on the generations of
Anderson made a recording of miners who were killed in the
the ringing and presented the 1908 Hanna No. 1 disaster.
sounds at the Carbon service. Kuderko, who has been
It has taken almost a cen- coming to Hannas service
tury and a half for Carbon to since 2002, says the book took
hear the ringing of the bell, years of research and it was
but today it happens, said fascinating to learn about all

SHIVELY
Anderson at the Carbon Me- the histories of the families
morial Day service. involved.

HARDWARE CO.
The bell rang loud at the
Carbon service, but when it
119 E. Bridge 326-8383 rang at the Hanna museum
for the opening, the tones
Winter Hours could not be mistaken for a
8am to 5:30pm Mon-Fri 8am to noon. Sat tape.
The museum opened at
noon.
The museum opening fea-
The crowd at the opening
of the museum soon went to
Hanna cemetery to remember
veterans. After the memorial
service, refreshments were
served at the museum to cele-
brate both Memorial Day and
the beginning of the museums
summer hours.