Issue 44 - Tidbits of Sheridan and Johnson Counties by SJTidbits

A LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED PAPER - THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT

- KEEP SHOPPING LOCAL!

Nov. 3 - Nov. 9, 2014 Kysar Publishing

Issue 44 For Ad Rates call: (307) 655-5095

bkysar@sjtidbits.com

Kevin’s Cars

Laugh a bit with

$ Dis 2,00 co 0 un t!

Why do doctors wear rubber gloves? So they won’t leave fingerprints!

2012 Nissan Altima

Super Nice - Needs New Home!

Financing Available! TIDBITS® EXAMINES FINGERPRINTS

QUALITY BUILDING SINCE 1978

307-751-6172 CUSTOM HOMES • SHOPS & MORE

1950 N. Main

Sheridan, WY 82801

307 673-0733

by Janet Spencer On November 2, 1904, the use of fingerprints began in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary in Kansas, and the St. Louis Police Department. They were assisted by a Sergeant from Scotland Yard who had been on duty at the St. Louis World’s Fair Exposition guarding the British display. Shortly afterwards, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) created America’s first national fingerprint repository, called the National Bureau of Criminal Identification. Come along with Tidbits as we examine fingerprints! FINGERPRINT FACTS • In some cultures criminals were identified by amputating an ear or finger, or by blinding an eye or cutting the tongue. Egyptians extracted teeth of criminals for ID purposes, and in medieval Europe they were branded like cattle— a practice that continued in China until 1905. Today we identify criminals through fingerprints. FINGERPRINT FILE • Fingerprints form about 4 months before birth. We have fingerprints (as well as hand and foot prints) in order to increase traction. The ridges increase friction against surfaces. Foot and hand prints are just as unique as fingerprints. turn the page for more!

BUY

CONSIGN

SELL

DOORMEN OVERHEAD

Garage Door Sales & Service 307-673-1640

114 E. Ridge Road - Sheridan Wyoming

PLUMBING • HEATING AIR CONDITIONING

Exterior Repaints (Including metal siding)

307•751•6403 Sheridan, WY

42 EAST RIDGE RD. SHERIDAN, WY 82801

(P) 307.674.9260

(F) 307.673.0513

THOROUGH & EFFICIENT CLEANINGS FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AVAILABLE NOW!

your Hometown Lumber yard Since 1928 Sheridan

1836 S. Sheridan Ave. 307-673-0786

Mike’s Electric, Inc. 43 East 5th St. Sheridan, WY 82801 Phone: 307-674-7373 Email: nathan@mikeselectricinc.com

Tammy

Kami

FAMILY DENTAL, LLC Dr. Kevin W. Garner 23 East Brundage Street Ste. 5 Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm

Come See Us or Call Us Today! 674-9661

REACHING ALL OF YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS! Commercial, Industrial, Residential, Video Security, Shop Repair Electric Motor Sales & Services Electrical Accessories & Supplies

Page 2

Tidbits® of Sheridan and Johnson Counties

FINGERPRINT FILE (cont’d) • There may be 300 ridges on the skin between fingertips and wrist. There are millions of sweat pores between the ridges, which exude a nearly invisible mixture that’s 99% water and 1% fatty acid. Everything you touch is covered with this residue. The water will evaporate, but the fat remains. Fingerprints are still intact and readable on ancient mummies. • In ancient China, emperors used thumbprints to sign state papers. Artists used fingerprints on pictures instead of signatures. But the fact that every human being carries a signature on their fingertips wasn’t put to use in police work until William Herschel became interested in 1860. At that time, he was working for the British government in India. He handled the payment of pensions to retired people. But frequently one person would collect his money, and then later someone using the same name would show up to collect it again. Herschel couldn’t keep track of the many people he dealt with— so he started having everyone sign for their money with a thumbprint. The fraud stopped immediately, but it was decades before fingerprints came into play where crime solving was concerned. • In 1892 a detective was called to a scene where two young children had been murdered. The mother accused an old man who lived nearby. He proclaimed his innocence. The policeman found a bloody handprint on the door. He called the old man to the scene, and had him place an inked handprint on a piece of paper. The prints didn’t match. Next he had the mother of the children do the same— and the prints matched. She had murdered her own kids because the man she loved wouldn’t marry her as long as she had children. This is the first recorded instance of fingerprints being used to solve a crime. • Scotland Yard began using fingerprint evidence in 1901. Since then, fingerprint evidence has solved innumerable crimes. • For many decades, each police department kept its own collection of fingerprints on file. Any police department with a suspicious person in custody sent copies of fingerprints to each police department individually, and each police department searched through their files manually. It was a time-consuming and inefficient process. Congress established the FBI’s Identification Division in 1924 to be the central repository for all fingerprint records. Now known as the Criminal Justice Information Services Division, the bureau employs around 3,000 people and is the largest branch of the FBI. Currently the FBI has over 234 million fingerprints on file representing over 81 million people. Of the millions of sets of fingerprints in FBI files, none have ever been found to match. • In 1999, the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS) went into operation. IAFIS stores over 51 million digital prints and compares them within minutes, pulling up a list of potential matches along with their criminal histories. State and local law enforcement agencies transmit fingerprint information to the system electronically, and get identification within a few hours.

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH By Keith Roach, M.D.

Laser Hair Removal Not Always Effective

are you suffering from a nutritional deficiency?

BE KNEADED Full Body Massage with Belavi Facial $90

(307) 655-8213 1457 N. Main St. Sheridan, WY

www.bekneaded.massageplanet.com

Nutritional Class - October 28 @ 7pm 362 Coﬀeen Ave. Sheridan Ed’s Natural Healthcare Center (307) 672-7705

DEAR DR. ROACH: We spent a considerable amount of money on our teen daughter’s laser hair-removal procedures, but the poor thing takes after her swarthy father, and the treatment seems to have no effect. Is there any real science behind this treatment? -- S.O. ANSWER: There certainly is real science, and laser hair removal is effective, but its effectiveness is limited, and it’s important to have realistic expectations. Laser treatment usually doesn’t remove hair entirely, forever. Most people will have less hair, thinner hair and lighter hair. About two-thirds of people will have at least a 50 percent reduction in the treated areas after a single laser course. With multiple courses, 90 percent of people will get up to a 50 percent reduction. Lasers tend to work best for lightskinned people with dark hair. Even people with apparently complete results usually get hair regrowth after six to 12 months. Your daughter appears to be among those who have a poor response to laser. Besides shaving or plucking, other options include chemicals to remove the hair, medications to prevent hair growth and electrolysis, which is the only permanent hair-loss method -- and even that depends on the technique of the technician. A dermatologist can help guide the right treatment for your daughter. *** DR. ROACH WRITES: In January I wrote about cluster headaches, and many readers took the time to write in with what had been helpful for them. Among the treatments recommended were the antidepressant Zoloft, and the anesthetic lidocaine administered in the nose. Several readers wrote in to tell me that acupuncture cured them. Mold and food sensitivities also were frequently mentioned, with an antihistamine and avoidance of offending agents being helpful. Botox, commonly used for migraine, was the key for at least one reader. Finally, several people said chiropractic manipulation cured their headaches. It is easy to say, “If it worked for someone else, it will work for me.” However, the body is vastly complex, and it takes a great deal of judgment to know what is right for a given person. I don’t pretend to have all the answers, but I wanted to share my readers’ experiences. What is certain is that none of these treatments will work for everybody. Many headache questions reach me on a regular basis. For a general explanation of headaches and their treatment, consider the booklet on that topic. It presents a comprehensive view. To order a copy, write: Dr. Roach -- No. 901W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the recipient’s printed name and address. Please allow four days for delivery. ***Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but will incorporate them in the column whenever possible. Readers may email questions to ToYourGoodHealth@med. cornell.edu. To view and order health pamphlets, visit www.rbmamall.com, or write to P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. (c) 2014 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved

Flu Clinic Calendar • October 15 - CLEARMONT SCHOOL 3pm to 6pm • October 17 - SHERIDAN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH 7am to Noon • October 20 - SHERIDAN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH 1pm to 6pm Our Hours Have Changed!!! • October 31 - NOWCAP 9am to 11am Now Open: Monday through Friday • November 13 - SHERIDAN COLLEGE 1pm to 4pm 8am to Noon and 1pm to 5pm Questions Call - 307-672-5169

HOMES

CLASSIFIEDS

For Sale By Owner • 263 Canby St. - 2 Bdrm, 1.5 Bath - 1100 Sq. Ft, LOTS OF UPDATES, $115,000 752-5774

HELP WANTED • •

• Brand New, Worry Free, High End Home; No maintenance landscaping; 3 Bdrm, 2.5 Bath, 1800 Sq.Ft., priced well below appraisal at $289,900. 461-9461

•

• 415 Custer St. - 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 1956 Sq. Ft., MUST SEE! $205,000 751-0397

• •

• 26 Indian Paintbrush - 4 Bdrm, 2.5 Bath, 2851 Sq. Ft., MANY MANY LUXURIES! $519,000 752-9522

•

PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD FOR FREE! EMAIL YOUR INFO TO BKYSAR@ SJTIDBITS.COM OR CALL 751-1392

• •

HELP WANTED - SUBWAY (Rockstop) Apply Within BLISS YOGURT - NOW HIRING - Daytime Help - 11:45 - 5pm - Mon - Fri. Apply in store NEW GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY! Join me on my All’asta journey! Even our hostess & guests make money! www.allastaparty.com/elizabeth 434-851-2877 DAYS INN - NOW HIRING - House Keeping Staff - Apply at 1104 E. Brundage Ln DOORMEN OVERHEAD - NOW HIRING - Door Installer/Service Man - Experience Preferred - Call 673-1640 or E-mail Resume: gerri@doormen.us 307-366-2241 PIZZA HUT of Sheridan - NOW HIRING Jobs.PizzaHut.com WESTIN MECH is seeking PLUMBING/ HVAC personnel - apply 42 E. Ridge Rd Cleary Building Corp. - Construction Crew - full-time positions available apply at 2440 Heartland Drive, Sheridan

MISCELLANEOUS •

1987 GMC Truck S15/T15 4WD with Topper - Needs Work - $500 674-7180

•

PIPBERRY MARKET - 4860 Coffeen Ave. Nov. 14 4-9pm, Nov. 15 9am-4pm. Crafty, Homemade, Shabby Chic, Crochet & More

•

2004 Terry Quantum AX6 Ft. Fifth Wheel. 4 Slides. Near New Condition w/ Several Extras. Trailer Saver 2000 Hitch Included. $17,000 Firm. Must See to Appreciate. Call 307-752-9675

•

2001 Yamaha GP 1200R Jet Ski w/ Cover & 2002 Trailer. Excellent Shape - Winterized. $3,000 307-751-1392

•

Ofﬁce Space for RENT - $225 Monthly Furnished. 307-674-4103 3 Ofﬁces Spaces Available (10’x13’) with Views of the Bighorns - $400 per month including utilities. 307-763-8440 BEAUTIFUL, BRAND NEW Leather Ashley Furniture Sofa - Dark Brown - $1,600 Retail - $700 Firm. 307-751-1392

• •

NEW CUSTOMER OFFER NEW CUTOMER OFFER

SAVE BI G! Cartridge nd airh eS World-Peoria 042n C o ff eA veueSG ti nd airh eS ,W Y 1082 012.576.703

ON INK, TONER AND PRI NTERS

30 %

$0 1 3 OFF INK or

OFF TONER

Good on any one Cartridge World-brand product. Limit one per customer, household or business. Valid on ﬁrst purchase only. Valid at participating stores. Not valid with any other offer. Offer expires October July 31, 1, 2014. 2014 * See your local Cartridge World store for details. ©2014 Cartridge World North America LLC. All rights reserved. Cartridge World is a registered trademark of Cartridge World North America LLC.

Sheridan College

Community Education

Northern Wyoming Community College District Center for Workforce and Community Education

www.sheridan.edu/ce

www.sheridan.edu/ce Request a hard copy: 307-674-6446 x3211

Start

Date: Short Class Title: 11/4 - Excel Intermediate: Solver, Scenarios 11/4 - Yogo: An Introduction 11/6 - Aging in Place: Helping Mom and Dad 11/11 - Excel Intermediate: Excel as a Database 11/11 - Feng Shui Easy 11/11 - Yoga:Posturesa nd Breathing Techniques 11/18 - Excel: using Pivot Tables 11/18 - Yoga: Vinyasa Flow 11/25 - Yoga: Meditation 12/11 - Aging in Place: Recognizing Needs 12/11 - Painless Fund Raising 12/13 - Journey to Self Forgiveness

Individualized Computer Training Thursday Afternoons Call and Schedule Today! Registration as Easy as 1-2-3 @ www.sheridan.edu/ce

Limited Seating, Register Today!

FINDING FINGERPRINTS • There are several methods of finding fingerprints. One of the most common methods is called iodine fuming. In the late 1800s it was found that iodine fumes, when they come into contact with body fats and oils, will react with them in a way that makes them visible. To accomplish this, iodine crystals are put into a beaker and heated, which produces a purple gas. • When an object thought to have fingerprints on it is held over iodine vapor, the vapor crystalizes where it comes into contact with fats and oils, defining the lines of the print. The print is then photographed, and specialized filters on the camera will make the print even more visible. Iodine fuming is good at lifting prints from rubber gloves. • Another method used silver nitrate and ninhydrin as dusting powders. Ninhydrin reacts to the amino acids in human sweat, causing them to become visible. Silver nitrate combines with trace amounts of body salts to form sodium chloride. The print can then be lifted with a sticky tape, and then photographed. Ninhydrin and silver nitrate, used together, can reveal prints left on porous surfaces such as paper or wood. • A third method involves the use of superglue. In the early 1980s a British policeman was using superglue to repair a cracked film-processing tank in a darkroom, He noticed that the glue fumes enhanced the fingerprints that were on the side of the tank. This was brought to the attention of forensic scientists, and in 1982 the superglue fuming method of lifting fingerprints was first used. Similar to the iodine fuming method, the superglue is heated in a glass beaker and the object placed in the rising vapors. The gas condenses and sticks to the body oils and makes the pattern visible. Dyes are then used to make the pattern stand out even more. Superglue fuming reveals prints left on tin foil, rubberbands, Styrofoam, and various plastic products. • Today, digital scanners capture an image of the fingerprint. To create Published weekly by a digital fingerprint, a person places a finger on an optical reader. Kysar Publishing. The reader converts the informaCall (307) 655-5095 tion into digital data. The computer bkysar@sjtidbits.com then searches for similar patterns in the database.

Of Sheridan & Johnson Counties

Tidbits® of Sheridan and Johnson Counties

Page 4

NEW AUTOS EVERY WEEK! FREMONT CARE AT NO EXTRA COST OIL CHANGES • TIRE ROTATION • 24-HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE

* Up to 3 basic oil changes and 1 tire rotation within 365 days of the vehicle purchase date. Some restrictions may apply. See dealer for complete details. Price does not include tax, title, license and dealer fees.

OVER 700 USED VEHICLES IN THE FREMONT USED CAR NETWORK! 2012 Ford Expedition XLT 4x4 Stock#: 9R12055

2008 Chevy Tahoe LT 4x4 Stock#: 1R14010A

Now: $31,683

2013 Ford Explorer Limited 4x4 Stock#: 1P14063

Now: $26,791

Was $33,999!

2014 Nissan Titan Crew SV 4x4 Stock#: 4F15006A1

Was $49,999!

Was $35,499!

2013 Lincoln MKX AWD Stock#: 4R14035

2013 Toyota Camry SE Stock#: 10XF4041A

Now: $30,444

2004 Chrysler Sebring Stock#: 4P13102A

2013 Ford F150 Crew Lariat 4x4 Stock#: 4F14195A

Was $7,999!

Was $41,999!

Now: $5,555

Now: $38,659

2007 Ford Focus SES Stock#: 4F15042A

2011 Ford F150 Crew King Ranch 4x4 Stock#: 9P14048

Now: $8,998

Now: $21,993

Was $32,999!

Was $17,599!

Was $34,999!

Now: $32,884

Now: $45,897

Now: $15,449

Now: $32,994

Was $29,999!

2012 Ford Raptor Super Cab 4x4 Stock#: 4F14251A

2014 Ford Focus SE Stock#: 4R14036

Now: $34,886

Was $9,999!

Was $23,999!

Was $37,999!

Not responsible for typographical errors.

1658 COFFEEN AVE. SHERIDAN, WY 82801

AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM

AFF RDABLE

Lots of Great 4x4s for the Family.

Keeping your Family Warm & Safe!

2350 Coffeen Ave., Sheridan Call 673-8277 or Peter’s cell 752-6154 Anytime!

Always Saving you Thousands!

Your Friends in the Car Business.

The Gibson’s

Packed with OVER 100 BARGAINS on the Lot!

$24,900

2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4, Awesome, Factory Warranty!

$20,500

2013 Toyota Rav 4

All-Wheel-Drive, 29 MPG Hwy!

$16,900

$15,500

2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser 4x4

2008 Chevy Suburban 4x4

Ultimate Off-Road & Nice!

$9,500

2004 Chevy Avalanche Crew Off-Road 4x4, Drives Great!

Leather, Loaded, 8 Passenger!

$6,900

2004 Dodge Ram Crew 4x4 1-Owner, Hemi V8!

$19,500

2014 Subaru Legacy

All-Wheel-Drive, Factory Warranty!

$14,900

2008 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD X-Cab, 4x4, Clean, 1-Owner!

$5,500

2009 Chevy Express

All-Wheel-Drive Work Van!

$18,500

2008 Mercedes-Benz GL 450 7 Pass., Loaded, AWD!

$17,900

2013 Ford Escape

All-Wheel-Drive & Efficient!

$14,500

$11,500

2007 Nissan Titan Crew 4x4

2008 Dodge Ram Crew 4x4

Leather, Loaded, 1-Owner!

Lots of Deals!

$4,800

$3,200

2004 Chevy Suburban 4x4

1997 Jeep Wrangler 4x4

Clean 8 Passenger Bargain!

Fun for Less Bucks!

AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM

AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM •

•

● 307-675-1958 ●

•

AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM • AFFORDABLEAUTOSWY.COM •

WWW.FREMONTMOTORSSHERIDAN.COM

For Advertising Call (307) 655-5095

4 TIRE TO SNOW TIRE CHANGE OVER!

Open Mon-Fri Noon-6pm & Saturdays Noon-4pm. Call 674-7694 or visit our website Pet of the Week at www.dogandcatshelter.org Boss is a four year old Domestic Short Hair three legged, tabby mix. He was originally adopted from the shelter as a kitten but unfortunately came back to us because his family moved and could no longer keep him. He really enjoys playing outside and basking in the sunshine. We think he got hit by a car and that’s why he lost his leg, but that doesn’t slow Boss down. He is a super handsome sweet kitty with a wonderful personality. Come up and meet this guy today.

Dog and Cat Shelter

$39.95

Good for passenger cars, light trucks & SUV’s. Offer good through 17 “ rim diameter - slightly more for 18” on up.

Offer good until Nov 15, 2014

FINGERPRINT FOIBLES • In 1941 a Texas cop stopped to question a hitchhiker. When asked to show his ID, he said he had lost it. The officer noticed his fingertips looked odd. The officer took him in for questioning. After being fingerprinted, the police were fascinated to find he had no fingerprints whatsoever. The man said he was born like that. Police had their doubts and detained him while they consulted the FBI. The FBI instructed police to search the man’s body for scars. On each side of his ribcage there were five oval scars. When he held his arms folded across his chest, his fingers fit perfectly over the scars. A crooked doctor had removed the skin from his fingertips, then cut out small patches of skin from his chest. His arms were folded across his chest and his fingertips taped over the wounded skin. When new skin grew from his sides, it adhered to his fingertips in a natural skin graft. Alerted, police sent photos of the man across the nation. He was identified as a specialist in safe blowing, wanted for three jobs. • In Miami in 1990, police arrested a suspect who was thought to be a drug dealer. Upon fingerprinting him, they found his fingerprints running in all sorts of crazy zig zag patterns. It was like nothing they had ever seen before. Tommy Moorefield, an FBI expert on fingerprints, examined the fingerprints and concluded that the man had sliced the skin on his fingertips into tiny pieces and then transplanted those pieces onto other fingers. After the fingertips healed, his new fingerprints ran in all directions. Moorefield took photographs of the fingerprints and cut them into small pieces, then began fitting them together like a jigsaw puzzle. Before long he was able to match the reassembled fingerprints to a fugitive connected to another drug case. The suspect was convicted. • In Binghamton, NY, police had to wait awhile before they were able to fingerprint suspect Lane Fontes. Fontes was arrested after leaving the scene of an accident and, while sitting in the back of the police car, he chewed the skin off the tips of his fingers. This made police suspicious and they held him in custody for two weeks while the fingerprints grew back. Sure enough, they discovered that he was wanted for parole violations in Virginia. (cont’d)

Page 5

House Training a New Kitten DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My mom says she will let me keep a kitten from one of my friend’s cats as soon as the kitten is old enough. I can’t wait, but I wonder if it will be hard to house train the kitten? -- Sara, via email DEAR SARA: Compared to house training puppies, kittens usually are very easy to train. Cats instinctively use the bathroom in specific ways -- burying their poop, for example -- because in the wild, it hides their scent from potential predators. The first time you bring the kitten home, let it explore the house a bit (supervised at all times). Then carry the kitten to the litter box and place it into it. If the kitten pees or poops elsewhere in the house, don’t scold it. As soon as it happens, carry the kitten to the litter box, gently place the kitten in it and speak in a soothing voice. The kitten should quickly make the connection that this is where you want it to go. A couple of quick tips: scoop the litter box daily and change it weekly. Neither you nor your cat will like a smelly litter box. If the kitten’s habits change -- it uses the litter box, then suddenly stops using it and eliminates around the house -- take it straight to the vet to make sure it’s not sick. Be sure to take your kitten to the vet as soon as you get it -- ideally on the same day -- for its first checkup. That way you’ll have a healthy, happy kitten that you can provide with the best care for a long life. Send your questions or tips to ask@pawscorner.com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

El Tapatio Dos

Authentic Mexican Food Hours: Tuesday - Friday 11am-3pm & 5pm-8pm Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm 1125 N Main St. Sheridan, WY 82801 307-673-0056

We can take care of all your wild game needs! 1842 Sugarland Dr. Sheridan

Let us make your favorite bratwurst/sausage flavors or our famous apple wood bacon burgers! 100% custom processed to fit your needs and always fair priced!!

Page 6

Tidbits® of Sheridan and Johnson Counties

DESAVA’S COMORT PLUS Furniture & Mattress Store Large Selection of Furnishings • Recliners, Sofas & Love Seats • Bedroom Furniture • Serta & Five Star Mattress Sets • Lift Chairs • Wall Art • Area Rugs • Rustic Furniture • Electric Fireplaces

Shop & Compare! The Best Deals are found right here! 102 E. Hart 684-7048 Open: (Tues - Sat) 10-5:30pm

Survivors of Suicide Loss

The Sheridan Group meets from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. For meeting location and additional information, call Dawn Sopron, licensed clinical social worker, at (307) 752-7016.

TZIGANE

Open 10 - 5 Monday - Friday

Knives & More

Swords

Bohemian Gypsy Eclectic Funky Junk Vintage Collectibles ~ Home Décor ~ Western Items

58 E Fetterman St. Off Main Street Buffalo, WY 82834

Tel: 307-425-1005 FaceBook: tziganewy

The Buffalo Group meets the second Monday of every month from 7 - 8:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 615 N. Burritt Ave., Buffalo, WY 82834. Call Sydney Rowe, LCSW for questions at (307) 620-9995.

NOW HIRING

Looking to be a star? You can be at Hardee's, because the opportunities to shine are even bigger than our burgers! Now Hiring ALL positions! Visit www.tsjobs.net/hrg or call 1-800-654-5138 for store # 163907 today!

Come shine with us.

Page 7

For Advertising Call (307) 655-5095

WATER PRODUCTS INC Leader in Water Conditioning

307-672-7606

1831 S Sheridan Ave • Sheridan, WY

TRUST

Commercial/Industrial/Residential Sales - Service - Rentals

Culligan Service Provider

Serving Sheridan & Johnson Counties

QUALITY BUILDING SINCE 1978

307-751-6172

CUSTOM HOMES • SHOPS & MORE

Clemens Exteriors Inc. 674-7675

307•675•1030

HOLD OUT for a Quality Roofer! 25+ Years Experience in Sheridan, WY

FREE ESTIMATES

Roofing • Gutters • Siding

EXTERIOR CLEANUP 307-461-9775 CURB APPEAL - IS OUR DEAL!!

FLOORING • LIGHTING BATH SUITE ACCESORIES 2085 S. SHERIDAN AVENUE • SHERIDAN, WY

SHERIDAN COMMERCIAL CO.

yMont Overhead Doors, LLC Sales – Installation – Service Committed to Quality 307-752-6299

6665 Big Horn Ave.

Sheridan, WY 82801

303 Broadway St.

672-2451

ELECTRIC CO.

Real Estate

Serving Northern Wyoming

* New Construction 28 Years Experience * * Residential Owner - Dean Tapani * * Commercial Prompt - Reliable - Service * * Remodel Work Estimates Always Free *

307-752-3263 Sheridan, WY

PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 42 EAST RIDGE RD. SHERIDAN, WY 82801

(P) 307.674.9260

(F) 307.673.0513

Specialty Epoxy Systems A Floor That Works For You

307-752-7526 Randy Widmer - Owner 3002 Hwy 87 Sheridan, Wy 82801

with a LIFETIME Warranty

Office 763-7354

Realtor

Cell 461-4473

www.sheridanwyre.com wbrooks3333@gmail.com

461-4473

763-7354

Debbie’s Famous Cupcakes & Cookies

WYOMING CULINARY INSTITUTE WILL BE SERVING LUNCH!

Nov. 8th, 2014

EASY MONEY! FAST MONEY! YOUR MONEY! our

$2,500 SIGN-AND-GO LOAN No collateral required, no early payoff penalty, amounts larger or smaller than $2,500 available, rates may vary

it’s easy...it’s fast...it’s yours 141 South Gould Sheridan 672-3445 www.sheridancreditunion.com