Local, County
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Various awards, trophies and gifts will be
presented Saturday night at the conclusion of
the Miss Crook County Scholarship Pageant in
Sundance.
One of the six lovely girls competing will
be crowned Miss Crook County and will don the
queen's robes and crown shown above. The
new Miss Crook County will also receive a $100
scholarship.
Ten~ti~e plans to conselldate
some of Crook ~oun~y's voting
precincts were made Monday by
the ~Board of County Commission-
era. ~Final action on the consoli.
datlons ~vill ,be made at the
board's June meeting.
Electors from the Farra.ll, In.
yon Kate, Thorn, Tower and Pine
Ridge precincts met with the
commissioners Monday, to discuss
the consolidations.
Tentative plans call for Farrall
to join Hay Creek With the new
entity likely to .be called ~he
Aladdin .precinct; Inyan Kara
will join Sundarnce Outside; and
Thorn, Tower and Pine ~q~idge will
consolidate into one .precinct to
be known as Tower Junction.
The commissioners said no de-
cision was reached on whether
Williams precinct would become
part of Sund~nce ,Ou~ide nor was
any decision made on the possi-
bility o~ the Elmore and Jenkins
precincts becoming one rural pre-
cinct.
The commissioners have been
cansidexirtg consolida.tion of some
precincts for some time in an
attempt to .hold down election
costs.
~gures compiled ~ ~he coun.
Local and county librarians and
library board members attended
the Wyoming Library Association
convention in Cheyenne April 30
- May 2. The convention a~tract-
ed 181 librarians and ¢rus~ees
plus book e~hibitors and sales-
~q,en.
Attendirtg were ~rs. Wilma
Knutson, Sundance school li-
brarian; Crook County Librarian
Freda Paterson; and ,Mrs. Edwin
Hauber and ~rs. Woodrow Vore,
coun,ty l~brazy board members.
~ghlights af the convention
were a tour of the new Laramie
County Library Tlv.z~sday nigh,t
and a banquet (Friday evening.
A chorus ~rom Cheyenne Cen~xal
high school performed for the
group.
Speakers were heard by each
division and various ideas pre-
sen,ted.
Book c~h~bitors from through.
out the nation were represented
and collections of interesting
books were on display.
Sundance Girl Receives
Joe Watt Scholarfhip
A Sundance girl, Peggy Dillon,
19, dau,ghter of Air. and Mrs. Rex
Di'Hon, has been awarded a $400
Joe H. Watt scholarship for ace-
demic excellence. She is a stu-
dent at the University of Wyo-
ming.
~iss Dillo,n and Larry Loren-
Zen, a farmer Sundance resident,
were am on,g the outstanding stu-
..... dents honored .at the recent rec-
ognition dinner of .~he University
of Wyomin~g Collegeof Com-
merce and Industry.
Trophy at the far left, donated by the
Prairie Pals 4-H Club, will go to the most tal-
ented non-finalist.
Trophies shown at the right are: Miss Con-
geniality trophy, right, Champion Construction
Co.; first runner-up trophy, center, Boyd~s Super
Market; and Miss Crook County trophy, Tracy
Motor Co.
Photo by Curt Moberg
ty for the last pvhnary and gener-
al eleotions show that the cost
per vote in the precineia varied
~rom a low o~ $1.86 to a high of
$12.6,5.
These ~'Igures were arrived at
by using a ¢~st figure of $6420.82
far the primary ~nd .general elec,
tion~ combined i~n 1968 and the
total votes cast in ,the .last gen.
era,l election which nttm, bered
1761.
Former Resident
Wins New Car
Life Insurance
Meeting is Held
A meeting on l~fe insurance
was held in Sundance Friday by
Aiim Helen ~liller, UniversRy of
Wyomirtg ~ome managemen~
specialist. Miss *Miller ,gave many
helpful ideas includin~g defini-
tions of insurance terms.
She also provided Crook county
.with two kits She had prepared.
The kRs include charts ~Rustrat-
ing various .types of insurance.
Organizations desirirtg to use
these kits ,may obtain them from
the county Extension ~xffive.
Local AL Auxiliary
Members Will Meet
Regular meeting of the Sun-
dance American Legion Auxil-
iary will be held Tuesday night
at the ,home of ~rs. ivan Cress-
man. The meeting Will start at
8 p.m.
THE SUNDANCE TIMES
Sundance, Wyo. May 7, 1970
A former Sundance resident,
Mrs. Joh~ Trotter, Casper, won
a 1970 Pl~mouth Superbird in a
drawing held in Laramie recently.
She is a daughter-in-law of Mr.
and ~Mrs. ,B. E. Trotter, Sundance.
The car was the prize in a raf-
fle held to raise funds to ~inance
a six-week European tour this
sum,met ~or the 65member Uni-
versity of Wyoming Collegiate
Choral.
Airs. Trotter, notified she had
~eon the car, was reported to have
~mmenCed that the orfly ,bird
She had ever ~v~a before was a
turkey.
Stumblebum League Lists
Season's Award Winners
Top awards ~or the 196~-70
bowling season have been reveal-
ed by the Stumblebum League a¢
Krause Lanes, Aioorcr~ft.
They are:
High team ;series: 1. Krause
Lanes 2863; 2. Farm Bureau In-
suran,ce 2823; 3. The Sundance
Time,s 2818.
High ~ceam games: 1. Dillon's
ttavdware 1015; 2. Krause Lanes
1007; 3. Buck's (Motor 1004.
Individual series scratch: 1.
Ruth Weaver 600; 2. Coralie Lub-
ken and Charlotte Pollard 564; 3.
Vera Aielanson 562.
Individual series handicap: 1.
Ruth Weaver 660; Vera Melan.
son 646; 3. Lillie AieCuen 636.
Airs. Aielanson received troi~hy.
Individual game scrateh: 1.
Charlotte Pollard and Aiargexy
Sch,lattman 230; 2. Irene Buck-
miller ~2~; 3. Ruth Weaver and
Coralie ~Lubken 219.
Individual ,game handicap: 1.
Aiargery Schlattman 263; 2. Phyl-
lis Queen 255; 3. Mary Jane
Rhodes 251. P.hyllis Queen won
,trophy.
Team standirtgs: 1. Krause
,Lanes; 2. The ~Sundance Times;
3. Dillon's ~Iardware.
High series - WI~BC: ~Wmth Wea.
ver.
~High average: Charlo~t 'Pollard
168.
IMest improved av(~ra,ge: 1.
~Iary Ann Robinson 18; 2. Helen
Zowada 17; 3. (~lenda Sapp 15.
,Perfect attendance: ,Betty Mont-
~gomery, Irene ~tmlcmiller, Phyl-
lis Queen, I~ene Sipe.
SHS Newspaper Receives
High Rating in Contest
"The Bulldog ,Bulletin," Sun-
d~nce high .school .newspaper, has
received an excellent rating in
.this year's press contest co-spon-
sored .by the Univexsity of Wyo-
ming journalism depa~tmen,t and
fhe Wyoming High .School Press
A.ssociation.
Other ratings were "El Lobe,"
Aioorcraft high school, good; and
"Trumpeter," ~4ule~t high school,
good.
Newspapers ~vere judged on
such factors as variety of cover-
age, vitality, balance, writing
style, head'lines, .layout, ,lyoogra-
,phy and photography.
Visiting Mr. and Airs. Roger
Thorson and family April 28-~a~,
6 were ,Mrs. Thorson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MvKane
of Steele, N. D.
Action on several
an ees featured
,meeting ~f the
Council.
Receiving its third
being approved by
was the so-called
covering the dis
and trash in Sundanee.i
Revision o~
dealing with
in,g was again ,tabled
ell because the fire
,and ~he city attorney
yet drawn up
a, pproved-type
tion on the revision ~va$
until June.
Trailer parking ic
also disvussed again
will eon,taet State
Ed Bradley and
ford, D~partment of
trict office, Gillette,
the regulations of
concerning trailer
The city is
dinance regalating
trailers and mobile
In other business,
ask for a mill levy
650 in ,tax money for
cal year. The
$10,000 for ,the
$2650 for ~he
~ire protection bond
fund.
Council members
a $3800 bid from
~or two
trucks, 1964 and
Tracy submitted the
Approval was also
fo.ur dates - Aug.
Nov. 1 and 15- on
bars can remain ope~
restricted hours.
Dates were selected
the year by the co u~t~
loners. Albert H~ff
Nairn appeared before
ell to discuss the
council gave its
no objections to ~he
filed.
The Council also
~pplication for
,tail liquor license
and (Margaret Jones to'
sen and Marvin and
Jones. The
Commission must
transfer.
The council also
the Sundanee Boy
maintain ,the city
in the past.
Building permits
were: Harold
garage and rest
Homes Co., house,
R. J. :Macy, $2500,
~ay 3
Mr. and IMrs.
and Dr. and ff~rs. R.
ed at the Jim .I~beck
evening during the
ford Kennedy fed
-hbeck" a eOul#le of'
~he latter had ~ lame
Fr~nv2s Grt~bb ~
Fourehe 2~mrsday
Onge Friday. The
Sunday visitors to
~eterson.
Air. and ~Irs.
were in town TuesdaY,
and Airs. Snider and
Snell visited Mrs.
at Che hospital.
tier was at the
and helped with
J. W. Snider of UptOn
day to Sunday ~elping
during lambing.
John Wri,~ht af
day dinner ,guests
Mrs. Paul Aieyers were
eal,lers.
Airs. Chipper
relatives in ~iHings
week.
Ed Aiingery spent
ternoon and ,eveniag
bur C_xawfard home
Airs. Lawrence
Donna were Sunday
tiers.
dYlv. and Ail-s. Lee
son were Friday
of Mrs. Berniece
~Irs. Laurene AIta£fer
day dinner guest.
