Patriot Day
Wear your red, white and blue and head to Frontier Park, Wednesday, July 28. Cheyenne Frontier Days™ is proud to feature Patriot Day in honor of those who serve in the United States Armed Forces. We will recognize the service given by our military personnel by offering a free ticket to the rodeo, Wednesday, July 28. Simply show your military or dependent ID card at the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Ticket Office and the ID bearer will be issued a FREE C Stand rodeo ticket, limit 1 ticket per ID.

Lees Ride
1st Annual Lee Cederburg Memorial Ride, Saturday, July 24, 10:00am, Cheyenne Sports Center. Stops include: Cheyenne Sports Center, Cheyenne Yamaha, Polaris Suzuki of Cheyenne and Capitol Motorcycle. Lunch at the Bunkhouse, 1:00pm. For information, contact ABATE of Cheyenne, 631-8590.

Cowgirls of The West
You are cordially invited to the Cowgirls of The West Brunch and Fashion Show, Monday, July 26, Grand Ballroom at Little America. Silent auction, 9:00am, brunch served at 10:00am, fashions by Dillards at 11:00am. Please make your reservations by July 21, $35 per person. For more information or RSVP, mail to: Cowgirls of the West, PO Box 525, Cheyenne WY 82003 or call Nancy at 632-6068.

Habitat For Humanity
Seeking volunteers to support its mission of building safe and affordable housing. Build 2 1,100 sq. ft. homes, both of which will be located in the newest subdivision in east Cheyenne. Normal construction hours are 8:00am-5:00pm Saturdays, 12:00pm-5:00pm Sundays. Volunteer opportunities for businesses, churches and other civic groups are also available. Contact Josh Nicholas, 637-8067.

Summer Cruise Nights
Hosted by Classic Chevys of Cheyenne and McDonalds of Cheyenne, 2535 East Lincolnway, west parking lot, 6:00pm-9:00pm. All makes and models are welcome, no entry fee. August 3, September 7. Raffle tickets will be sold by the Classic Chevys Club for a Police Patrol Pedal Car and $200 cash, tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. Drawing is the last cruise night. All proceeds go to help support the Classic Chevys of Cheyenne Charities.

Antelope Dash
Saturday, August 28, Curt Gowdy State Park. Race day registration starts at 6:50am, 4 mile run/walk, 8 mile run/walk, races start at 8:00am. All net proceeds will go to support The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming. This fun, but challenging, race will be offered in 4 mile and 8 mile courses. Both courses consist of mostly rolling hills and curvy trails, the elevation at Curt Gowdy State Park is about 7,400 feet. You may run or walk either course. Post race refreshments and souvenir running hats will be provided for all participants. Register at www.active.com/running/ cheyenne-y/the-antelope-dash-2010.

Class of 1970
40th class reunion, Saturday, August 7, for East High, Central and St. Marys. Let me hear from you to update information. Barnes, 632-6642.

Stride Ride Raffle
Weekend getaway for 2 at Hickoks Hotel and Gaming, September-December 2010. One ticket $5, 6 tickets $20. Drawing will be held at Lees Ride, Saturday, July 24. For ticket and information contact Josie at 637-3856 or Juli at 634-9200. Proceeds benefit The Stride Learning Center.

Bonanza Sale
The Forum 619 is having a Bonanza Sale, August 7. We are looking for people interested in renting tables for $25 per table to sell their arts, crafts, hobbies and anything else that they would like to sell. If interested please call Yvonne at 632-1943 or 640-1120.

Habitat Raffle Tickets
The Cheyenne Board of Realtors¨ Public Relations committee is joining forces with Habitat for Humanity to raise funds for the affiliates 20th Year Anniversary. Raffle tickets are now on sale for the new Apple iPad with 3G network, WiFi and a carrying case, a $930 value. Tickets are $10 each, 3 for $25 or 7 for $50. Please contact Jennifer Nelson, Public Relations Chairman at 421-4955 to purchase a ticket.

Wyoming State Museum Volunteers
33rd Annual Arts and Crafts Show and Sale, Saturday, August 14, 9:00am-3:00pm, 2301 Central Avenue, grounds of the Barrett Building. In preparation the volunteers are issuing this Call for Vendors. There will be something for the whole family including face painting, food, storytelling, balloons. Crafts for sale include: Woodworking, jewelry, crocheting, knitting, tatting, pottery, wooden toys, baskets, dolls and embroidery work. If you are a craftsperson interested in learning more about this show and sale or you wish to register for a vendors space, please call Carolyn at 632-8244 or E-mail addiet_3@msn.com for details.

Mare & Colt Race Entries
2010 Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Mare and Colt Race entries will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Applications available on the website www.cfdrodeo.com at CFD™ Headquarters, 4610 Carey Avenue, or call Robin at 778-7201. $15 registration fee.

Moonlight Cowboy Ride
The Rotary Club of Cheyenne is proud to present the 1st Annual Moonlight Cowboy Ride, a unique noncompetitive bicycling event that reaches the Cheyenne and nearby communities. Folks of all ages and fitness levels are invited to cruise Cheyennes moonlit streets with family, friends and neighbors as part of a fun filled night, Saturday, August 7. A traveling trophy is awarded to the team with the most riders. Visit www.moonlightcowboyride.org for more details.

Class of 1960
Attention Cheyenne High and St. Marys Class of 1960. 50th Class Reunion to be held, August 6-7 in Cheyenne. We are attempting to locate missing classmates. If you graduated from Cheyenne High School or St. Marys High School in 1960, or know anyone who did, please contact the Class of 1960 Reunion Committee, PO Box 2793, Cheyenne, WY 82003, www.cheyenne-stmarysclassof1960.org, cheyenneclassof1960@gmail.com.

Ushers Needed
Youth and adults are needed as volunteer ushers for Cheyenne Frontier Days™, July 24 through August 1. Both age groups are needed as ushers for all 9 days of rodeo, although volunteers may choose which days and how many they usher. Volunteers must be 12 years old or have finished 6th grade in order to usher for the daytime rodeos. Those wishing to work on the west side (stands B and C) during the day and who need information and/or want to sign up, call Alice at 632-2858. Adults 18 and older may usher for the daytime rodeos on the east side or the night shows on a 1st come, 1st serve basis. For additional information regarding this type of ushering, please call Glen at 286-8073. Forms may be picked up at the Cheyenne Masonic Temple, 1820 Capitol Avenue.

Vacation Bible School
Spend a while on the Nile, come join our Vacation Bible School. Were taking a journey back to ancient Egypt, without leaving our church. Find out what happened to Joseph as he went from Pharaohs prison to the palace. Happy Jack Country Church, 1055 Happy Jack Road, August 2-6, 6:00pm-8:00pm, pre-school through 14. For more information, call Shay Balcom at 640-1407 or leave a message at 635-0243.

Journeymen Quartet
Will be in concert Friday, July 23, Sunnyside Baptist Church. Concert starts at 7:00pm, doors open at 6:00pm. Seating is limited to the first 300 people and is available on a first come basis. Although the concert is free, a love offering for the group will be taken. For more information please contact, Sunnyside Baptist Church, 632-6496.

CFD™ 3rd Annual Benefit Motorcycle Show
Saturday, July 24, Frontier Park Buckin A Saloon Tent, registration 10:00am-11:30am, show starts high noon, judging 2:30pm, awards 3:00pm. Entry fee is $10.00 per motorcycle with all proceeds going to the CFD™ Volunteer Crisis Fund. Show is open to the public, all bikes must enter the park on the west side of the park, off Hynds Boulevard through gate V-10. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in judged categories for Stock, Baggers, Custom and a special Peoples Choice. All bikes will need to be picked up and out of the Buckin A Saloon by 3:45pm.

Parade Day Breakfast
Come have breakfast before the parades with Oak Leaf Chapter #6 Order of the Eastern Star. We will be serving reasonably priced food at the Masonic Building, corner of 19th and Capitol. Serving times are 7:00am-9:30am, when the cannon signals the beginning of the parade, Saturday, July 24, Tuesday, July 27, Thursday, July 29 and Saturday, July 31. The menu includes pancakes, ham, sausage, hash browns, eggs, wonderful cinnamon rolls, breakfast burritos with or without green chili, juice, coffee, milk and water. We will take call ahead orders but do not offer delivery service. This is the biggest fundraiser for us each year, so come help us out.

Really Cool Discovery School
Fun summer classes for incoming Laramie County School District #1 7th, 8th and 9th graders. Classes include: Flight exploration, geology, stretch and shrink, meteorology, genetics, exploration, environmental science and Earths waters. Free, including field trips. For more information, pick up a registration at Carey Junior High main office or online at www.laramie1.org, district announcements - district dispatch, or call Marilyn Drake, 771-2580 ext. 30135, E-mail drakema@laramie1.org. Dont wait, class size is limited.

Walk Of Grace
Saturday, August 14, 10:00am, Lions Park Amphitheater, Suicide Prevention Walk/Remembrance Ceremony. Sponsored by: Grace for 2 Brothers (a foundation created as an outreach center for suicide prevention and survivors of suicide, those who have lost a loved one to suicide), City of Cheyenne, Stop Suicide Cheyenne, State of Wyoming and Department of Health. For more information about the foundation, or to register for the walk or submit a photo of a loved one lost to suicide, please visit our website at www.gracefor2brothers.com.

Crafters Wanted
Fall Craft Bazaar, Saturday, November 6, North Christian Church. For vendor information contact Brooke at 214-1934.

Wyoming Prairie Rose Society
Everyone is invited to attend the August 12 meeting, 4:30pm, Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. Topics are Difficult Roses, Why is That, pictures from Maggie Sharps trip to Tyler, Texas and the Rose Growers, How to Sharpen Your Pruners. Call 631-0236 for more information.

Old School Reunion
Thursday, July 29, 5:00pm-10:00pm, Plains Hotel. Friday, July 30, Little America, Buck Horn Room, 6:30pm-12:00am, formal, no jeans or t-shirts. Saturday, July 31, Mylar Park, 1:00pm-6:00pm. Registration is $30 for everything. Call Bill Hairston, 1-925-260-6465 or Paulette Gadlin, 1-307-634-9530.

Parade Day Lunches
First United Methodist Church, 18th and Central, will again be serving their famous lunches after each of the parades, 10:30am-1:00pm. Stop by and enjoy grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, sloppy Joes, cheese sandwiches, cowboy salad and their famous homemade pies and cookies at a reasonable price, the friendly atmosphere is free! There will also be tours of their historic building, face painting, musical entertainment and an Off the Wall Art Sale. These lunches have been a tradition since 1906, so come join the fun.

Quilt Show
The Cheyenne Heritage Quilters invite members and nonmembers to display up to three quilts in the upcoming quilt show, August 12-14, Cheyenne Civic Center. Entry forms must be submitted by Wednesday, July 28 and are available at the local quilt stores.

27th Annual National Night Out
Tuesday, August 3, Target, 5:00pm-7:00pm, west parking lot. At this years event we will also present the trophy for best neighborhood party from Cheyennes 1st Annual Neighborhood Night Out Block Parties. The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) is a nonprofit, crime prevention organization that works in cooperation with thousands of crime watch groups and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. Since 1981, NATW has been dedicated to the development, growth and maintenance of organized crime and drug prevention programs nationwide. NATWs network has grown to include over 6,000 crime, drug and violence prevention organizations. More information on NATW and its mission can be found at www.NationalNightOut.org.

Summer All Car Cruise-ins
Wild West Ford Clubs final 2 Summer All Car Cruise-ins will be August 17 and September 21, parking lots near Culvers, off Dell Range and Powderhouse Avenue. The cars are on display from 6:00pm-8:00pm. Call Trudy Eisele at 631-7783 for more information or questions.

Traders 2-Week Issue
You are reading Traders 2-week issue. Traders Shoppers Guide will be closed Monday, July 26 through Friday, July 30. We will reopen Monday, August 2 at 8:00am. Regular deadlines will return for the August 6 issue, with the classified and display advertising deadlines on Wednesday, August 4, by 5:30pm. Call 634-8895 to place your ads or online at www.wyotraders.com!

Keep Pets Safe
The Cheyenne Animal Shelter would like to remind pet owners to take special care of pets during Cheyenne Frontier Days™. Cheyenne isnt the quiet community were used to during this time of year. There are more people and cars in town and a lot of activities are going on such as concerts and parades. Take extra precautions to ensure your pets safety. Things that are normally okay may not be safe. If you normally let your pets out without leashes, they could get lost or injured, make sure they are wearing tags and are microchipped. Keep your pets at home, the noise and activity may be too much for pets to handle. Do not leave them in the car, it is too hot for them. If you lose your pet during CFD™, look for them right away, visit the shelter, put up posters and call the local veterinarian offices. For more information, call the Cheyenne Animal Shelter at 632-6655.

Celebrate
Wyoming Childrens Society 99th Anniversary Gala, Dinner and Auction, Saturday, August 7, Little America Hotel and Resort. Social hour begins at 5:30pm, dinner served promptly at 7:00pm. A silent auction beginning at 5:30pm will benefit Wyoming Childrens Society. For ticket information please call 632-7619.

Vacation Bible School
Hearts Full of Praise Vacation Bible School, Creative Ministries, 600 East Carlson Ste. 501, Monday, August 9 through Friday, August 13, 6:00pm-8:00pm. Come put on your garment of praise and lift your heart in celebration. For more information or to participate contact Rob or Lesa Statham at 632-5940, leave a message at 638-7571 or E-mail RobandLesa@heartsfullofpraise.org.

Scrap Metal Drive
The Cheyenne All City Childrens Chorus wants your trash! Besides the obvious aluminum cans dont throw away those BBQ grills, metal gutters pipes or lawn furniture. Saturday, August 21, 8:00am-2:00pm, bring your wire, microwaves, washers, dryers, Christmas lights and swing sets to the VFW Post 1881, next to the KIA dealer off Nationway. Well even take your old cell phones, cameras, car batteries and ink and laser cartridges! Sorry we can not take refrigerators. If you have a question, or need something hauled, call Lara Shook at 630-9058 before August 21. ACCC wishes to thank Rubens Metal, the VFW Post 1881 and the whole community for all your help!

November 2 Ballot
Thank you to all the Laramie County voters, you will get a chance to vote for the 5 County Commissioners and 5 Districts on the November 2 Ballot. This means equal representation for the 5 districts. Again, thank you for your support and votes. M. Lee, 640-4248, petition organizer.

Vacation Bible School
Come to Avalanche Ranch, a wild ride through Gods Word! Get ready for an exciting celebration of Gods love filled with stampeding cattle, yapping cattle dogs, soaring eagles and a whole herd of friends. Youll enjoy Bible Point crafts and exciting games, experience thrilling Bible stories, sample tasty snacks and hear unforgettable music. Christ Lutheran Church, 3260 East Lincolnway, August 2-6, 9:00am-noon each day. There is no cost and all denominations are invited. Call 632-8429.

Uranium Conference
The Future of Uranium Production in Wyoming, a public forum, Wednesday, August 4, University of Wyoming Conference Center at the Hilton Garden Inn, Laramie, WY. Full day of informative presentations and crucial discussions concerning the future of uranium production in Wyoming including the potential benefits and risks associated with the industry. Presenters and participants will offer a wide range of perspectives. For a complete agenda, list of presenters, travel information and to register visit www.uwyo.edu/ser/uraniumforum. The forum is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources at ser-forum@uwyo.edu.

Central Class of 1990
Reunion, Friday, August 6, 7:00pm, at the Plains Hotel. Please contact Shawna@classmates.com.

Junior Golf Tournament
The Cheyenne Parks and Recreation Department, in cooperation with the Cheyenne Country Club and the Airport Golf Club, will be hosting the 8th Annual High Plains Junior Golf Tournament, August 9-10. This years tournament is open to incoming 7th grade through 2010 graduate male and female players. The 36 hole tournament will be played at both the Cheyenne Country Club and Airport Golf Course with all players playing 18 holes at each course. With an entry fee of $50, all players receive a golf shirt, sleeve of golf balls, 36 holes of golf and a lunch/awards ceremony at the Cheyenne Country Club on August 10. Entry forms can be picked up at the Airport Golf Course Pro Shop, Cheyenne Country Club Pro Shop, Kingham Prairie View Golf Course and the Recreation Division Office, 610 West 7th Street or online at www.cheyennecity.org, deadline is July 23. For more information, call the Recreation Division at 637-6423, Airport Golf Course at 637-6418 or the Cheyenne Country Club at 637-2230.

Harp Concert
Christ Lutheran Church, 3260 Nationway, Tuesday, July 27, 7:00pm. Music to soothe you after a day at the rodeo. Mother and daughter tell stories and play beautiful harp music. All welcome, refreshments served.

Cream Can Lunch
Celebrate Cheyenne Day, Wednesday, July 28, with a cream can lunch at the Cheyenne Shrine Club, 224 East Iowa Street. Lunch is served from 11:00am-1:00pm, $9 a plate, kids under 12 eat free. Net proceeds go to Shrine Hospital Patient Travel Fund.

Adult Flag Football
Information packets for the 2010 Adult Flag Football League are available for pick up. Registration for the league is scheduled to begin August 9 and run through August 20. The season is scheduled to start the week of September 20. Team fees are $350 with a separate $15 per player. Registration can be done at the Neighborhood Facility, 610 West 7th Street, Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm. For more information, please contact Jeff at the Recreation Division at 637-6423.

Come Play Golf With Us
Wyoming Epilepsy Association 1st Annual Golf Tournament, Friday, August 27, Airport Golf Club. 4-man scramble, $250 per team. Proceeds to Wyoming Epilepsy Association. We are in search of sponsors, we are asking sponsors for donations of products or a tee box logo sign for $100. All sponsors will also have logos displayed on the scoreboard and on table tents during the dinner following the tourney. For more information, call 634-5329.

Forum 619
Will be having Spanish bands every Saturday night, come join us and have fun dancing to many various bands that will be here each and every Saturday night. Forum 619 will be opening Wednesday, July 28, Cheyenne Day, at 9:00am so everyone who would like to, can come watch the air show from our parking lot.

Cave Exploration
Applications are available for the 2nd Annual Wyoming Kids Xtreme Cave Exploration Adventure at Sinks Canyon State Park, August 14. State Park employees will take kids and their parents on a tour of a Sinks Canyon State Park Cave. Applications are available online at wyoparks.state.wy.us/Kids/index.asp and must be turned in by August 11. Once the application is accepted, participants will be notified of their time slot for the Cave Adventure. For more information, please contact State Christie Christensen at 777-2416 or E-mail cchris@state.wy.us.