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June 26, 2014 I The Lovell Chronicle I 7
PATTI CARPENTER
Ruble Weber enjoys a day in the sun at a Trike-a-
Thon in front of the Children's Resource Center in
Lovell on Saturday.
MUSTANG DAYS CONTINUES
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be held Thursday from 6 to
8 p.m. on Nevada Ave. just
south of Main. Call 272-0876
for information.
Here is the schedule for
the rest of the celebration:
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
Mustang Breakfast,
Lovell Firehall, 6-10 a.m.,
sponsored by the Lovell Po-
lice Dept.
Artist Market and show,
Lovell Recreation Building,
1-9 p.m.
Artist Painting Party,
Lovell Recreation Building,
1-4 p.m.
Family Fun Night, Con-
stitution Park, 5-8 p.m. $1
for entry and a hot dog meal,
game and booth tickets 25
cents each. The event in-
cludes a new inflatable slide
and some new, fun games.
Rodeo Calcutta, Dia-
mond J Bar, 8 p.m.
Street Dance and Ice
Cream Social with the Cow-
ley Boys, Minchow's Food
Court parking lot, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, JUNE 28
Kiddie Parade, line up
at Hyart parking lot, 10 a.m.
Parade begins at 10:30 and
runs west to the LDS Church
parking lot.
Rose Parade, line up at
Lovell High School parking
lot, parade starts at 11 a.m.
Contact Stephanie Wagner
to enter at 272-4619.
Mustang Barbecue, Big
Horn Federal Savings Bank
parking lot, 11 a.m. Bot-
tled water for sale this year.
Call 548-2065 to pre-order
sandwiches.
Book signing by Bret
Marchant for his new book
"A Clear View of the Pry-
ors," 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Lovell
Area Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Information
Center.
Queen Bee Gardens free
tasting, 244 E. Main, 12-2
p.m.
Co-ed volleyball tour-
nament, Constitution Park,
12:30 p.m. Contact Rhonda
Savage at 548-6466.
Mustang Days Golf
Tournament, Foster Gulch,
Mustang
Lovell Firehall, 6-9 a.m. Spe-
cial ceremony at 8 a.m.
Ralph Rebertson Me-
morial Fun Run, line up at
North Big Horn Hospital,
registration 6 a.m., run at
7 a.m. Entry fee $10 in ad-
vance, $15 the day of the
race. Call Joe Koritnik for
more information at 272-
8266. Runs include a mile,
5K and 10I£
Breakfast; p.m: .... -
Mustang Days Rodeo,
Lovell Rodeo Grounds, 3
p.m. Call 548-2326 for entry
information.
Fireworks Show, Horse-
shoe Bend, Dusk, sponsored
by the Lovell Volunteer Fire
Dept. Donations accepted.
Updates and informa-
tion can be found on the
Lovell Mustang Days Face-
book page.
PARKING LIMITED AT FIREWORKS DISPLAY continued from page 1
to help with parking. So, we
are going to take this very
seriously this year and if
the parking attendant says
'park here' that is where
you have to park."
Fleming said a lot of
resource damage in the
park last year was due to
the fact that people ignored
the instructions of the
parking attendants and
parked in off road areas.
Fleming said park
service employees have
already barricaded some of
those areas and there will
also be temporary fencing
in place to block especially
sensitive areas. Moore
described the barricades as
log booms that look like big
telephone poles.
"The goal of blocking
these areas is to prevent
more resource damage,"
said Moore. "We hope that
people will not attempt
to go over the barricades.
Most vehicles would not be
able to successfully do that
anyway.
"Horseshoe Bend is
sparse enough as it is, in
terms of vegetation, so we
want to keep what we have
there and we want to keep
it as natural as possible.
Our biggest concern, that
is because we have reduced
the amount of parking, we
are going to meet capacity
very quickly and people
need to understand that
when that happens they
will need to watch the
Visitors to the area arespends more than $10,000
also warned that parkingon fireworks for the event,
and other traffic laws which is funded entirely
will be strictly enforced, by donations. Chief Jim
in particular speeding,
passing and driving under
the influence.
"Some of the biggest
problems we've had in the
past is with people being
Minchow said firefighters
will be asking for donations,
which are very much needed
this year to support the cost
of hiring a professional
fireworks company to put
fireworks from the side of impatient on their way
the road on Highway 37."home," said Sheriff Ken
Fleming addea that last Blackburn. "This year
minute volunteers to help
with parking are welcome
and would be very much
appreciated.
"We have contacted
several different
organizations this year to
help with the parking but
have been unsuccessful in
getting help, but if there
are people who would like to
come and help with parking
that would be great," she
said. "People who would
like to help can meet us
at the visitors center at 3
o'clock."
Fleming said many
families carpool to the area
to watch the fireworks
and that is encouraged,
especially in light of the
parking situation this year.
we will have no-passing
signage on the road and this
will be strictly enforced,
since it has been a major
cause of accidents in the
past."
Blackburn added that
he is proud of the fact that
the event has been accident-
free for about seven years
and he plans to keep it that
way by having a deputy
stationed around every half
mile along Highway 37.
Fleming and Blackburn
said all of the public
agencies involved in the
event want people to enjoy
the fireworks and that can
best be achieved if everyone
follows the rules.
Each year, the Lovell
Volunteer Fire District
on the display. Donations
can also be mailed to or
dropped offat the Fire Hall,
which is located at 314
Nevada Avenue in Lovell.
SLIB GRANTS
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it could be a month to a
month and a half before the
major construction begins.
The project should be
mostly finished by early fall
and completed by mid-No-
vember, Emmett said.
The Town of Greybull
also received a $320,000
Community Enhancement
Grant for improvements to
the Herb Asp Community
Center.
The second annual Par-
ents and Friends of the
Blue Jackets Golf Tourna-
ment will be held on, Sat-
urday, July 19, at Foster
Gulch Golf Course. The
tournament will be a three-
man scramble.
The tournament will
include various prizes such
as gift certificates, cash
and other donated items.
"Sweetheart" raffle tickets
will also be sold for $10 to
win a special night out for
two.
All proceeds from the
tournament will go to the
Lovell FFA Chapter. The
funds are used by the chap-
ter to provide scholarships
to active members, covering
costs for members to attend
National FFA Convention
and to help with expenses
associated with other lead-
ership events as needed.
Last year's tournament
exceeded expectations and
was one of the reasons the
Lovell FFA Chapter was
named Innovative Chapter
of the Year at the 2014 Wy-
oming State Convention.
"This award was a
great honor and could not
have been possible without
the Parents and Friends of
the Blue Jackets support
group and the many sup-
porters throughout the Big
Horn Basin who donated
and came to play golf," said
Chapter President Kassi
Renner.
The entry fee is $30 and
includes a meal provided by
the group. Teams can reg-
ister for the tournament
during the Mustang Day's
Golf Tournament on June
28 or through the following
contact information: Janna
Abraham at 307-899-0285
or email p.f.bluejackets@
gmail.com.
CELEBRATE MUSTANG gAYS
AT T,E SHOSHONE BAR!
WEUNESO,ff THURSUAY
JUNE 25 26
Sam Platts& The Koot noi Three at 9pro
FRIOb.¥, JUNE 27
DJ Wade at 9pm
Barbecue on the patio
Burgers- Dogs- Ice Cold Beer
SATURDAY, JUNE 28 ALL NIGHTER
Open noon-2am
Sun. 5pro-closing
159 E. Main St., Lovell, WY
OJ Wade at 9pm
Barbecue on the patio "
Burgers- Dogs-Ice C01d Beer I~- ~-~ ~I~.~-~
Please stop in and see
1 Buildin:
143 E. Main, Lovell, Wyoming
(across from Veterans Park)
307-548-2231
Open: Mon-Fri 8am-Spin and Sat 9am-noon
Saturday, June 28
11 am- 1 pm
Big Horn Federal Bank
Barbecue Beef Sandwich ......... s4 ea,
Ice Water. ................... Sl ea,
To pre-order call 307-548-2065
(Farm Bureau Insurance)
Friday. June 27, 2014
Look for the
"All Red" fireworks stand
• in the
Red Apple parking lot!
307-431-2063
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