10 I The Lovell Chronicle J September 22, 2011
BY DAVID PECK
The Battle of the Big
Horns charity arm-wres-
tling tournament Saturday
was a big success, organizer
Devin Bair reported.
The amateur tourna-
ment was held behind the
Shoshone Bar Saturday af-
ternoon to raise money for
ongoing medical expenses
of the Trey Englert family.
Englert lost his hand in an
industrial accident on July
4.
"I've wanted to do at
least one (tournament) in
Lovell," said Bair, a profes-
sional arm-wrestler. "I've
been arm-wrestling for 12
years now and we've nev-
er had a tournament in
Lovell. It was a pleasure to
introduce arm-wrestling to
Lovell.
"Everyone who watched
the tournament enjoyed it.
They left feeling pretty good
about the event. Everybody
had a ball."
Bair said there were 50
entries in various classes
Saturday, and two master
referees donated their time.
The event raised more than
$2,500 for the Englert fam-
ily.
"We had the highest
quality referees you could
have, World Arm Wrestling
Federation master refer-
ees, and they donated their
time," Bair said.
Bair said many people
helped the cause on Sat-
urday. His company, Bair-
co, paid the expenses of
the tournament, including
awards, but he noted that
Larry Slater of Big Horn
Engraving provided T-
shirts and trophies at a dis-
count. Gary Petrich roasted
a pig, and the Shoshone Bar
organized the food.
Sponsors included Pro-
duction Machine, Bairco
Construction, Budweiser,
Big Horn Engraving, Mid-
way Auto Sales, Miller's
Fabrication, Minchow's
Service and Food Court,
NEPECO and the Shosho-
ne Bar.
Results are as follows:
COURTESY PHOTO
Buddy Damiano (top) battles his father, David Damiano Sr. (hat), during the
Battle of the Big Horns arm-wrestling tournament Saturday afternoon in Lovell.
Referees are Gary Wattles (left) and Bob Koshel.
MEN'S RIGHT HAND
OVERALL CHAMP
David Damiano Sr.
MEN'S LEFT HAND
OVERALL CHAMP
Buddy Damiano
LADIES OVERALL
CHAMP
Sandy Harrison
MEN'S RIGHT
243 LBS+
1- David Damiano Sr.
Robbie Muller
Steve Muller
MEN'S RIGHT
199-242 LBS
1- David Damiano Jr.
Scott Ayotte
Mac Grant. :
MEN'S RIGHT
177-198 LBS
1-Ed Baxter
Justin Campbell
Tom Viera
MEN'S RIGHT
155-176 LBS
1-Buddy Damiano
Jim Wright
Casey Leonhardt
MEN'S RIGHT
O- 155 LBS
1-Randy Baxter
Noah Geerligs
Luke Leonhardt
MEN'S LEFT
243 LBS+
1-Steve Muller
Pat Viera
David Damiano Sr.
MEN'S LEFT
199-242 LBS
1-Tom Viera
Mac Grant
Pat Viera
MEN'S LEFT
177-198 LBS
1-Ed Baxter
Tom Viera
Daniel Hooper
MEN'S LEFT
155-176 LBS
1-Buddy Damiano
Jim Wright
Jeremy Moore
MEN'S LEFT
0-154 LBS
1-Randy Baxter
T.J. Willis
Joe Hooper
LADLES
1-Sandy Harrison
Sarah Moore
3-Krysten Fitzsimmons
Davin Michael Brumwell and
Kyle Shumway Peterson
rumwell and Peterson
receive Eagle
Davin Michael Brum-
well and Kyle Shumway
Peterson of Troop 38 in
Cowley received their Ea-
gle Scout Awards on Sep-
tember 4. They completed
their projects the summer
of 2010 at the Cowley Le-
gion/Babe Ruth Baseball
field.
Davin is the son of Da-
vid and Anne Brumwell of
Cowley, and his project con-
sisted of painting the con-
cession area of the baseball
building. The Town of Cow-
ley donated most of the ma-,
terials used in the project.
Kyle is the son of Cres-
ta and Ray Peterson of
Cowley, and his project was
painting the restrooms of
the baseball building. The
Town of Cowley also do-
nated most of the materi-
als, with items purchased
at Cowley Lumber.
Both boys received help
with their projects from
Troup 38, adult leaders
of the Young Men/Young
Women programs in the
Cowley Second Ward, and
family members.
The eagle is the sym-
bol of the United States of
America, and Scouting's
highest award.
BY KARLA POMEROY
The Big Horn Coun-
ty commissioners accept-
ed two bids for updating
the current snow removal
equipment to be used as a
backup after new equip-
ment arrives next year.
At Tuesday's meeting,
Bill Harris of GDA said
four quotes were received
to retrofit the South Big
Horn County Airport
equipment. He recom-
mended the commission-
ers approve option two --
a plow from CMI-TECO
of Casper and the labor
for installing the new 12-
foot plow as well as oth-
er repairs by Ameri-Tech
of Casper. Total cost was
$14,185. A bid from Big
Horn County company
Miller's Fabrication was
about $13,000 higher.
Harris said comple-
tion will be 60 to 120 days.
The commissioners asked
what would be used for
snow removal while the
equipment was in Casper
getting retrofitted.
Acting Airport Manag-
er Willie Bridges said an
old truck with transmission
problems could be used, or
in an emergency the equip-
ment from the North Big
Horn County Airport could
be brought down.
OTHER BUSINESS
In other business in
an abbreviated Big Horn
County commissioner
meeting Tuesday, Engi-
neer Bridges gave an up-
date on the Bresnan con-
duit work around the
county. He said he has
been watching the crew
on the north end of the
county. He said there
have been some issues but
they have worked to cor-
rect them quickly. He said
the line in a few spots has
been installed too close to
the roadway and he will
send a letter to have it
moved.
Chairman Jerry Ewen
thanked him for watching
the crew, adding, "We need
to send a message that we
are paying attention."
Bridges also report-
ed that Road 20 and John
Blue Road have been made
passable, but a lot of work
is still left on the roads
damaged by flooding from
Big Horn Lake earlier this
summer.
After an executive ses-
sion the commissioners
approved a sick leave bank
request for one employee
and approved half of the
amount requested for an-
other employee.
Grants Administrator
Maria "Eastman reported
that a new energy retro-
fit grant is available with
a maximum of $25,000.
She is seeking $17,000 to
be a match for a project
to replace thermal con-
trols in the courthouse.
The county is also hoping
to use leftover funds from
an earlier energy retrofit
grant. She said she needs
one letter from a plumber
that worked on the boil-
er project before the proj-
ect can be completed and
the county can request the
leftover funds.
The commissioners ap-
proved a simple subdivi-
sion for Ron and Kathy
Boyd on the south end of
Orchard Bench Road. The
proposal divides a 9.2-acre
lot and a 2.57-acre lot from
a 50-acre parcel.
The commissioners
adjourned to travel to the
Wyoming Association of
County Officers confer-
ence in Jackson.
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