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Where a beautiful soul has been,
beautiful memories remain
In great honor of our daughter, sister, niece,
wife, ravisher, friend and teacher you will be
sadly missed. Jami accomplished many things in
her short life, she worked as an optician to help
put herself through college to be a teacher. She
graduated and went to work as a flight attendant
and flew all over the United States and Canada,
She moved to Alaska, where she taught second
grade in Aniak. She met her wonderful husband
Brad, (often saying she had met her soulmate).
They were married near Homer, Alaska. Brad's
job took them to Fort Collins, Colorado. On
February Izth, 2ol3 she became a mother to
Isabella Bee Mattison. The sweetest gid in the
wodd in the eyes of this Granny and Papa.
As many of you know, she had a beautiful voice. Not so long ago, I asked her if she would
have liked to have been on American Idol. She laughed and said, "No, 1 sang at too many
wedding and funerals to last a lifetime• Singing to Bells (her daughter) is being in the
spotlight enough."
Jami loved to cook, sew, garden and loved.., loved.., loved her chickens, (by the way, they wer~
the kindest chickens I have ever seen). She had three dogs in her life that she adored: Tax
Danny, and Stew. Stew was her everything until Brad came along and then Stew... was still
first, until Bella came along, then Stew was right with Bella, and Brad was, well.., he gladly
knew how much Stew meant to Jami. "Must love dogs" was her motto.
Jami was truly a free spirit like the butterfly flying from here to there, looking and finding the
next adventure. She was a wonderful daughter, sister, and niece. She fuved her husband and
was a wonderful mother to Bella. The kids she taught in Aniak loved her and hated to see her
go, She fbrever touched so many lives.
We sadly gave Jami back to God and we thank Him for the time I le allowed her to be in our
lives. So, with these words, we say goodbye Jami, until we take our nwn journey to be with
you...
But for now.., we hear your voice speak to our souls.
Thank you fi)r your heartfelt words, prayers, and generous memorial funds, knox, that they
were all heard, fclt and appreciated. With warm beams and fired memories,
- I)eb & Jeff Emmert
100 years ago- May 1915 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hill and daughter
There isn't any newspaper on film for of the Red Butte area left Friday for the
the 1st week of May. Yellowstone park to start work on a road
job.
75 years ago - May 2, 1940 Mrs. Maggie Hayward of Red Butte
A. G. Fletcher of Newcastle took over has returned from Edgemont where she has
the management of the Echo ServiCe been taking treatments.
Station and Camp Tuesday morning. The Mrs. Ernest Fenner of Newcastle
Consumers leased the service station and motored to Soldier Creek Saturday to notify
camp from Joe Petrusse, owner, and then Mrs. Hattie Zook of the death of her brother,
subleased it to Mr. t in the civic affairs of Mr. Pettigill.
the Town of Lusk, Niobrara county and the The Prairie Pals held their meeting at
state will be the commencement speaker at the home of Mrs. Andy Wociciki with eight
the graduation exercises of Newcastle high members and four visitors present. A lovely
school May 24, it was announced this week. shower was given for one of the members.
Enthusiastic audiences attended theAfter a nice dinner three tables of bridge
Girl Scout benefit play. "Our Pursuit of were in play.
Happiness," at the high school auditorium
The purpose and goals of the Grand
Federation of Women's Clubs were outlined
in Newcastle Monday in an interview with
Mrs. Kernit V. Haugen, grand secretary.
Mrs. Haugen was the featured speaker at the
Monday evening banquet of the Wyoming
Federation of Women's Clubs convention
in Newcastle Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
A bicycle rod-e-o will be conducted
Saturday morning in Newcastle by the
Jaycees. The event will be held at the fire
hall and three safety films will be shown.
All bicycles will be "Scotch Lighted" for
safety.
Lone Tree had a prairie fire in the com-
munity on Saturday afternoon. We were all
very proud of all the people who turned out
to help fight it.
Herb Quest and Lawrence and Ricky
Popham of the Lone Tree eommunity
moved the Popham wool to a warehouse in
Newcastle on Friday.
Clyde Bayne's, of the Morrisey area,
got their shearing done on Saturday and
Sunday. Donald Fillinger, Bob Hutt and
Paul Gaskill helped wrangle sheep and
tromp wool.
Glen Hutt had shearers on Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Hutt of Newcastle
• helped Mary Lou Hutt cook for the shearers
and stayed overnight at the ranch on Sunday
Monday and Tuesday nights, in which local 50 years ago - May 6, 1965 night.
business men and women revealed their The Junior-Senior Prom for Newcastle For Sale; located two miles southeast
acting abilities in the historical play. High School will highlight the spring social of Town. A new two bedroom, large living
A piano recital was given last Wednesday season this Saturday. The dinner for the room with fire place, plenty of shade trees
evening at the home of Mrs. R T. McAvoy, event will be at the Methodist Church with and a place to run you horse. Selling at
with Dorothy Ann McAvoy, Elizabeththe dance at the high school gymnasium. $11,,500.
Pzinski, Martha Lissolo and Marjorie May The Junior class has chosen the theme "in Flower arranging is an exciting,
Barton giving the piano selections. About the Misty Moonlight" growing, creative art,' Mrs. Forest Ryder
25 guests enjoyed the recital. Refreshments Bob Blunck has been elected president told the Dirt Daubers Garden Club at its
were served following - of the Newcastle Jaycees for the coming Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs. Russ
The annual May morning breakfast ofyear. Blunck is manager of Petrolane Gas Moser.
the 20th Century Club will be enjoyed this Service in Newcastle. Other officers elected Mrs. Richard Dumbrill won honorable
morningat the home of Mr. E. E. Wakeman,. are Ted Nelson, first vice president; Vic mention in the fine arts contest held in
Announcing the Opening of Newcastle s Sommers, second vice president; Ray Rossi, connection with the WFWC convention in
newest and finest caft""The Antler's Grill." secretary; and Les Currey, treasurer. Newcastle
Mrs. T. Shoemaker was honored at a The Newcastle Western Gateway Enjoy your Mother's Day Dinner at
surprise birthday dinner party on Tuesday Quarter Horse Show will be held at the Gulleys' and our famous smorgasbord
evening at the home of Mrs. Leo Aimonetto. Weston County Fairgrounds on May 15priced at $2 per plate and children under
Hostesses at the delightful party were Mrs. and 16. The annual show is sponsored 5 years of age free, from 5 to 12 at half
Leo Aimonetto, Mrs. Joe Aimonetto, Mrs. by the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce price.
Lee Hayne and Mrs. Guy Hayward. and approved by American Quarter Horse Mrs. "Tex" Thompson of Newcastle and
VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, PIPE,SHOP1TEMS Mrs. Virgie Ellliott assisted Mrs. J. association, Wyoming Quarter Horse asso- Mrs. Willis Willadson and children were
E. Long of the Fairview area with paper ciation and the Rocky Mountain Quarter Sunday callers of Mrs. Roy Willadson of
hanging on Wednesday. Horse association. Osage.
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* ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH: Rex~ Norm Brotzman, 216 S.
Seneca, 746-2249. Call to Worship 9:30 am; Children's Church during
Call to Worship; Faith Rally Sunday 6 pm.
• BAHA'I FAITH: Firesides (Open to All) 1st & 3rd Fridays 7:30 pm
at 15 Skyview Dr; 746-3626.
• CAMBRIA COMMUNITY CHURCH: Pastor Todd Olson, 19
Stampede St. 746-2321• Sunday School 9:15 am; Worship 10:30 am;
Youth (6-12 grades) Sunday Evening 6-7 pro; Wednesday Night Bible
Study 6 pm.
• CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL: Rev. Sally Boyd, S. Summit &
Winthrop Streets, 746-9684. Ist, 3rd& 5th Sunday, Morning Prayer 10
am; 2nd & 4th Saturday 4 pro, Holy Eucharist. haydishall@hotmail.com
• CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH: 224 West Road,
West of Dew Park, 746-2415. Sunday Worship 9 am.
• CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS:
Bishop Greg James, 120 Ash, 746-4131. Sunday Sacrament Mtg 9 am;
Sunday School 10:20 am; Relief Society & Priesthood Mtg 11:15 am.
• CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killian Mull,
19 W Winthrop, 746-4219. Saturday Mass 5 pm; Weekday Mass 8 am.
• COUNTRY CHURCH: Four Corners, Pastor Bill Haley, 746-9712,
Worship 10 am.
• FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Pastor Gary Anderson, 903 S.
Summit, 746-2188. Bible Study 9:15 am; Worship Service 10:30 am;
Teaching Service 6 pro; Wednesday Service 6:30 pm.
• FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Mike Wiles, 301 Delaware, 746-
9663. Sunday School 9:45 am; Worship 10:45 am; Prayer Service 5 pro;
Eita Nova Youth Group Wedneday 6:30 pm Christian Academy.
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• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Pastor Jeff Thoms,
23 N. Seneca, 746-4119. Adult Bible Study 8:45 am; Traditional
Church Services 10 am; 10:15 a.m. Children's Church and 11:45 am.
Contemporary Praise & Worship Service.
• GATEWAY FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Jon Andersen, Evangelical Free
Church meets at the Weston County Senior Services; Sunday School
9:30 am; Worship 11 am. Call 746-8091.
• KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES: 5018
US Hwy 16, 746-2319 or 746-4517. Tuesday 7 p.m. Congregation
Bible Study, Theocratic Ministry School and Service Meeting.
Sunday Public Talk 10 am; Watchtower 11 am..
• NEWCASTLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH: Pastor Mick Bohn,
1525 S. Surrmut, 746-3618. Sun. Worship 10 am; Wed. Night Prayer.
• NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Wayne Wilson, meets at
Haydis Hall (Next to Christ Episcopal Church), 746-5542. Sunday
Worship 6 pro.
• OSAGE COMMUNITY CHURCH: 348 Sheridan St. in Osage,
465-2341. Sunday School 10 am; Worship 11 am and 6 pm.
• SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: Pastor Gary Force, 78 Old Hwy
85, Pastoral Assistant Matt Dooley 949-0831 and Joe Story 605-891-
9954. Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 am; Worship 11:00 am.
• ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killian Muli,
Upton. Sunday Mass 11:30 a.m.
• VICTORY NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH: Rev. Theodore L.
Halls, 414 Pine, 746-4366.
• UPTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Rev. Sharee
Johnson, 834 Pine, Upton, 468-9302. Worship 9 am; Fellowship 10
a.m.; Adult Study 10:30 a.m.; 1st & 3rd Wed Evenings Prayer and
Praise Service 7 pro.
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