Wyoming Golf 2007-06

Wyoming Golf 2007-06

2007-06-29 Casper Calendar

Today through , 8:30 a. m. -12 noon, 3 Museums. 5 Days. 45 Campers. A priceless adventure. A first of its kind, Museum Adventure Quest Camp brings The Science Zone, the Audubon and the Nicolaysen Art Museum together for a week of exploration and adventure at the Izaak Walton League. Campers entering 4th-7th grades will explore, discover and create with water, clouds, the sun and earth, plants, insects, and Wyomings wildlife. Each museum will sign up 15 campers, and a membership held at any one of the museums offers a 20 pct. discount. Price for members if usd. 55 and nonmembers usd. 70. Space is limited so early registration is recommended. Info: 473-ZONE.

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2007-06-05 History News Network

Someone who studies leisure and tourism in American history is likely to encounter bewilderment, not to mention some humor, at their expense. I first encountered this as an M. A. student, studying tourism and how it had transformed Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The staff at the local historical society were baffled fur trappers, farmers, cowboys and Indians that was history. Skiers and auto tourists Not so much. Later, as a doctoral student, friends ribbed me about my research trips to places such as Palm Springs. Even though I visited numerous archives, conducted oral history interviews, and plowed through vast amounts of tourist ephemera, somehow it was difficult to prove that I had not simply reinvented dissertating as a vacation.

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2007-06-06 Casper Calendar

The Wyoming Childrens Access Network provides parent-education seminars for divorcing, separated, and never-married parents. The one-time four-hour seminar is provided monthly in Casper and other cities around the state. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and other adults close to the children are welcome to attend. There is a nominal fee that may be waived upon request, based on need. Preregistration is required 24 hours in advance. Info: Wyoming Childrens Access Network at 866-726-3700.

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2007-06-27 Keisel wins athlete of the year award

Six people were inducted into the Wyoming Sports Hall of Fame at the banquet, while two others were honored: Keisel was named athlete of the year, and Jim Core received the hall of fames lifetime achievement award. Core helped increase the number of golf tournaments held in Wyoming as president of the Wyoming State Golf Association.

Trap shooter Phil Kiner, past president of the Cheyenne Municipal Trap and Skeet Club and of the Wyoming Trapshooting Association, who is the only man in the world to twice break the 400-by-400 in the all around.

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2007-06-16 Record-Courier - Your Town

Davis gallops for 4. 8 miles to the Jacks Valley Fire Station, where at about 8:45 a. m. Debi Royer will take over the next 2. 9 miles to the Genoa Lakes Golf Resort. Mike Murphy begins his ride into Genoa, 3. 6 miles, and will arrive in front of the Genoa Court House Museum at approximately 9:35 a. m. Murphy will hand the mochilla to Carl Malkmus, who will continue along Foothill Road to the entrance to Old Kingsbury Grade, about 3. 1 miles. From here Davis takes over again to make the first leg, 5. 6 miles, up the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the half-way point. Murphy will ride the other half, about 5. 7 miles, to the summit, and Moore will make the 5. 1 mile ride to Harrahs Lake Tahoe Resort in Stateline, scheduled to arrive about 12:30 p. m.

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2007-06-22 Not quite roughing it

MEDICINE BOW NATIONAL FOREST -- The sky quickly grew dim as a dark gray mass of storm clouds descended on the Snowy Range Mountains of southern Wyoming. The wind whipped up and, howling and swirling, it hurled golf-ball-sized chunks of ice sideways. Then the snow came, blankets of it. A line of cars filled with disappointed would-be campers on vacation the first week of June descended the slippery mountain road.

The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest of central Wyoming and northern Colorado has 12 to 14 cabins available, depending on the time of year. Seven more cabins are located in other national forests around Wyoming. Most can be reserved year round. Many can only be reached on skis or with a snowmobile several months of the year.

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2007-06-30 Casper Weekender

The 2nd annual Wyoming Cavalry Golf Tournament benefiting Special Olympics Wyoming begins at 1 p. m. with a shot-gun start at the Three Crowns Golf Club. The event also includes a barbecue dinner, contests and prizes. For registration or info: 262-6702. Entry forms may be downloaded at .

Jimmy Thackery and The Drivers fuse hot licks and cool blues at 7 p. m. at The Attic. Tickets are usd. 18, and usd. 16 for members of the Wyoming Blues and Jazz Society. For tickets or info: 234-4110 or .

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2007-06-21 BCNG Portals Page (R)

CASPER, WY - Telkwas Logan Hodson finished 12th overall in the bareback riding competition at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper Wyoming held throughout last week. The equine science graduate from Panhandle State University finished with an aggregate score of 218. 0. In the bull riding competition Logan finished 18th overall with a score of 73. 0 after failing to finish two of the three rides.

SMITHERS - Bryan Good aced a rare hole-in-one on the sixteenth hole, a long 196-yard Par 3, at Smithers Golf and Country Club last week. Good said he picked up his 3 Iron and teed off not unlike hes done for 40 years, but this time everything finally fell into place for his first hole-in-one.

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2007-06-27 Southfield resident calls lack of basketball courts discrimination

The Detroit News reported about a trash heap in an alley behind houses on Western Street near the intersection of Michigan and Wyoming in southwest Detroit in . The trash that resident Kathleen Bryant complained about for more than a year and a half was cleaned up by the city last summer, but people have started dumping unwanted garbage in the alley again and the problem continues. Officials in the Mayors Office said residents should call the 311 service center by dialing to report problems with trash. Cell phone users may call (313) 224-4636.

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2007-06-10 Letin Board Sports The Times Leader

At Blue Ridge Trail Golf Club in Mountain Top. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Volunteer Center of Greater Hazleton. The deadline for registration is . The cost is usd. 90 a person or usd. 340 per foursome. Prizes will be awarded for the Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, and Winning Teams in Each Flight. To register or for information about company sponsorships, call Bill at 708-8409 or Joelle at 708-8407.

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