Published Weekly - Vol. 36, No. 24 - June 13 - 19, 2012 • www.gilletteadvertiser.com IN THIS ISSUE: FREE Take One! 307-682-0201 Only 1.5 miles South off I-90 on HWY 59! Homes to Fit Your Plans 682-7861 2610 S. Douglas Hwy Suite 190 Powder Basin Shopping Center LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY MIKE PILLEN TITLE 19 ACCEPTED LASIK RECHECKS EYE EXAMS CONTACTS OR GLASSES $ 200 2 Pair Lined Or No Lined Bi-Focals Starting At $ 100 2 Pair Single Vision Glasses Starting At Eye Exams Starting at $ 60 00 MIKE’S OPTICAL LLC Does your father not have good taste in fashion? Stop him from wearing bacon and get his eyes checked at Mike’s! FATHER’S DAY PAGE 5 Make it a point to advertise in the 2012 Hunting Guide. Any other option would just be hollow. Call your sales representative today at 686-6123. The Hunting Guide is a joint project of The Advertiser and The News-Record. n Advertise your business to both local and out-of state hunters n Inserted into a Sunday edition of The News-Record n Direct mailed to out-of-state hunters that have obtained a Wyoming antelope or elk hunting license.
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Published Weekly - Vol. 36, No. 24 - June 13 - 19, 2012 • www.gilletteadvertiser.com
IN THIS ISSUE:
FREE Take One!
307-682-0201Only 1.5 miles South off I-90 on HWY 59!
Homes to Fit Your Plans
682-7861 2610 S. Douglas Hwy
Suite 190Powder Basin
Shopping Center
LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY
MIKE PILLEN TITLE 19 ACCEPTEDLASIK RECHECKS
EYE EXAMSCONTACTS OR GLASSES
$2002 Pair
Lined Or No Lined Bi-Focals Starting At
$1002 Pair
Single Vision Glasses Starting At
Eye Exams Starting at $6000
Mike’s Optical LLC
Does your father not have good taste in fashion?
Stop him from wearing bacon and get his eyes checked at Mike’s!
Father’s DayPage 5
Make it a pointto advertise in the 2012 Hunting Guide.
Any other option would just be hollow.
Call your sales representative today at 686-6123.The Hunting Guide is a joint project of The Advertiser and The News-Record.
n Advertise your business to both local and out-of state huntersn Inserted into a Sunday edition of The News-Recordn Direct mailed to out-of-state hunters that have obtained a Wyoming antelope or elk hunting license.
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Crime Stoppers needs your help in solving a burglary that occurred at HD Supply, located at 3410 E. 2nd Street. The burglary occurred between 6 p.m. on 6-4-12 and 6 a.m. on 6-5-12. During this time frame unknown suspect(s) entered the warehouse of HD Supply and took various lengths and gauges of copper wire. The total weight of all wire taken is in excess of 10,000 lbs.
NarcoticsCrime Stoppers needs your help in solving narcotic crimes in Gillette. The Gillette Narcotics Investigation Team is requesting information relating to any drug related activity in Gillette.
If you have information that can solve this or any other crime please call Crime Stoppers at 686-0400 or the High School Crime Stoppers at 682-4185. You can remain anonymous and may earn up to $1,000 in reward.
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Quotations: Flag Day That piece of red, white and blue bunting means five thousand years of struggle upwards. It is the full-grown flower of ages of fighting for liberty. It is the century plant of human hope in bloom. – Alvin Owsley
We take the stars from heaven, the red from our mother country, separating it by white stripes, thus showing that we have separated from her, and the white stripes shall go down to posterity, representing our liberty. – George Washington
We are the lavishest and showiest and most luxury-loving people on the earth; and at our masthead we fly one true and honest symbol, the gaudiest flag the world has ever seen. – Mark Twain
The red and white and starry blue is freedom’s shield and hope. – John Philip Sousa
The flag of the United States has not been created by rhetorical sentences in declarations of independence and in bills of rights. It has been created by the experience of a great people, and nothing is written upon it that has not been written by their life. It is the embodiment, not of a sentiment, but of a history. – Woodrow Wilson
When we view a flag, which to the eye is beautiful, and to contemplate its rise and origin inspires a sensation of sublime delight, our national honor must unite with our interests to prevent injury to the one, or insult to the other. – Thomas Paine
When I think of the flag…I see alternate strips of parchment upon which are written the rights of liberty and justice, and stripes of blood to vindicate those rights, and then, in the corner, a prediction of the blue serene into which every nation may swim which stands for these great things. – Woodrow Wilson
Our flag is not just one of many political points of view. Rather, the flag is a symbol of our national unity. – Adrian Cronauer
Water Safety for Your Dog Recreation around water increases in the summertime for both people and pets. If
you are planning on taking your dog boating or to a lake or river, be sure to keep these safety tips in mind.
Provide plenty of shadeYour pooch will need to take a break from the sun, so make sure that you provide a
shady place to lie down and rest. Place your pet’s water bowl in the shade as well to keep the water as cool as possible.
Take care with swimmingNot all dogs are good swimmers. Don’t leave your pet unsupervised near water.
When on a boat, be sure to strap on a floatation device made for dogs. After swimming, rinse your dog to remove chlorine or salts from his fur. Discourage your dog from drinking pool or lake water, as this can cause an upset stomach.
Watch out for heat stroke and dehydrationDon’t assume that just because you are near the water, your dog cannot become
dehydrated. Provide clean water whether you are on shore or on a boat. If your dog has difficulty breathing, excessive panting, drooling, or weakness, get him indoors to a cool place as soon as possible. If his symptoms don’t improve quickly, call your vet.
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Grilled Pork Loin Perfect Fit for Father’s Day
Sharing Hometown Recipes, Cooking Tips and Coupons
Treat dear ol’ Dad to a feast fit for a king this Father’s Day starring meaty, flavorful pork.
Tender and quick-cooking, loin is dazzling on the grill. Home cook Adrienne Boswell came up with this all-star recipe featuring a balsamic rub kicked up with Creole mustard and a healthy pinch of spices. A fabulous recipe for Dad’s day, or any summertime soiree.
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What You Need2 tbsp balsamic vinegar1 tbsp olive oil, extra virgin1 tbsp Creole mustard1/2 tsp thyme, dried1 tsp garlic powder1 tsp onion powder1 tsp cumin1 1/2 lb pork loin roast
Directions• Prepare charcoal grill. Mix vinegar, oil, mustard and spices together. Rub this all over the roast, pour whatever is left on the roast and let it
Roast Pork Loin w/ Balsamic Mustard Rub
marinate for about 20 minutes, or while the coals are getting hot.
• When coals are hot, sear roast on each side about 5 minutes, then put in indirect heat. Cover and roast about 20 minutes or until an instant-read thermometer reads 165 degrees F. Remove from the grill, and let rest a few minutes before cutting.
• If cooking indoors, heat a cast iron skillet on the stove top, and brown all sides. Finish roast in oven, about 20 minutes.
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It’s the Thought That Counts A seventeen year old boy was out late with his
friends one summer night when he realized that the next day was Father’s Day. He had forgotten all about it. So after finding an open store, he was disappointed to find only two cards left on the picked-over rack. He read them both, shrugged his shoulders, and left with one of the cards.
The next morning, he tumbled out of bed, made his way downstairs, and presented his card to his dad. His father read it and then looked up with a puzzled expression on his face.
“You’ve been like a father to me,” he said questioning.
“Well,” said the boy, “you’re lucky I didn’t get the one that said, ‘Now that I am a father too!’”
Father’s DayGetting ready to gift Dad for Father’s Day? To those heading to the menswear department of their local clothing stores, do not even think about veering toward the tie display. Doesn’t Dad deserve something a little more than a necktie?Father’s Day celebrates the scores of fathers who get up early every morning and head to work to provide for their families. It also honors the men who devote their free time to coach baseball practices, lead scouting troops, run behind a bicycle while a child is learning to ride, and so many other fatherly tasks.Every year kids (and their moms) fret over what to purchase for the special man of the house. Maybe Dad has a hobby or interest that makes gifting easy. Too often, however, figuring out a Father’s Day present can be a challenge.
Although neckties top the list of go-to gifts, chances are Dad wouldn’t be upset if he didn’t unwrap one this year. Instead, think about these less-cliche gifts.
“Of the month” club: Enroll Dad in one of those series subscriptions that sends him a new item to try every month. From fruit to books, there are many opportunities to find something he’ll enjoy. Plus, this shows Dad he’s special more than one day during the year.Food basket: If the “way to a man’s heart is through his stomach,” a gift basket filled with his favorite treats will be a winner. Look for specialty items that he enjoys but seldom buys.Sports game: Buy tickets to attend a game when Dad’s favorite sports team will be playing nearby. Wrap the tickets
with some team memorabilia, like a new hat or T-shirt.Dinner for two: Although Father’s Day is to celebrate the special bond Dad has with his children, a father who often sacrifices his time to be with the kids may not have many private moments with the other special person in his life. Arrange dinner reservations for two, so parents can go out and enjoy a little adult time.Fish aquarium: Tending to and watching fish can be a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. Purchase Dad a new fish tank and accessories and make a date to go together to pick out fish to fill it.Something to make chores easier: Think about the chores that Dad does but may not enjoy. Arrange for an easier way to get those chores done.
For the father who doesn’t relish mowing and tending to the lawn, reserve a lawn-care service for a month or two to ease Dad’s workload.Automotive accessories: Oftentimes, a car or truck is viewed as an extension of its owner. Dad may adore his ride and items that will help him wash, wax and buff it into a pristine vision will no doubt be appreciated.There are many Father’s Day gifts to purchase or arrange that go beyond the stereotypical gifts bestowed year after year. Kids can make this celebration even better with gifts that really show they care.
Two young boys were arguing about who had the better dad.
“You know the Alps in Switzerland?” asked one boy. “My dad built them.”
“Well, you know the Dead Sea?” asked the other boy.
“Yeah,” said the first boy.
“It was my dad who killed it!”
My Dad is Better Than Your Dad
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Fathers, we salute you! It’s that time of year again, time to take a moment and let dad know that you appreciate all he does. And as I figure it, what better way to do dad a solid than by paying homage to that manliest of meal makers.... meat!
For some added perspective, I turned to a young family friend who is hands-down one of the most enthusiastic meat eaters in my life. “Meat is only the greatest product ever to be ingested by man,” he said wryly. “It is what manicures, pedicures, and bubble baths are to women. Would you care for extra bacon with your breakfast? Do you want extra ham on your sandwich? Can I get you the 8 oz steak, rather than the 6 oz? The answer to all of these: absolutely.”
With that response, I knew I was on the right track... meat is definitely on our menu this Father’s Day! It’s an absolute, rock solid fact that you’ll always win with Ashley Muller’s recipe for Bold Tastin’ Grilled Steak. (After all, when in doubt go bold, right?) With a beautifully rich marinade comprised of 9 common herbs and spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, this steak packs a big flavor punch with just a smidge of effort. “This was a favorite when I was growing up!” exclaims Ashley. ìWe rarely got to have meat but when we did, we sure loved the bold flavors this marinade brought out!!”
For the ultimate comforting menu counterpart, toss together Ellen Curry’s Cheesy Mashed Potato Bake. This creamy, dreamy casserole brings all the great flavor - and memories - of traditional potato pancakes in a one-pot recipe. Combine mashed potatoes, breadcrumbs and your favorite cheeses, and you’re on your way. “I did this instead of
making individual potato cakes and frying them,” says Ellen, who utilizes leftover mashed potatoes as an easy shortcut. This has fast become a favorite in our house, each satisfying bite perfectly complementing the grilled steak. Simple as simple can be, but oh-so tasty!
What goes well with meat and potatoes? How about dad’s favorite cocktail?! “In his younger years, my dad William was a
bartender and he created it,” explains Sacramento’s Kathleen Ralston. She has carried on the tradition of her dad’s sweetly refreshing creation. Made from brandy and triple sec, this creamy drink is the perfect punctuation to a warm day. “It never had a name,” she says, “but he said it was similar to a side car [so we named it after him.] It’s pretty darned good!”
And for dessert it’s got to be Linda Isaacs’ Guinness Chocolate Cake. Combining the best of beer and chocolate, moms and dads the world over are falling for this uber rich bundt cake. Like so many of our favorite cakes, Linda’s utilizes sour cream as its secret weapon. The result is an extra moist slice of love on a plate. A must try!
The happiest of wishes and dishes go out to all you fathers. Now how about that 8-ounce? You deserve it.
By Janet Tharpe
www.justapinch.com
Janet’s Notebook
A grilled steak is king on Father’s Day!
Celebrating Dad with Ultimate Meat and Potatoes Feast
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g4 PUBLIC NOTICES CCPL - Artist of the month: Dusty Downey. CCPL - Closed Sundays for the Summer. Summer reading programs begin in June at CCPL & WBL: Dream BigREAD! - Kids (CCPL) Out of this World Wednesdays: June 13: Storyteller Indiana Bones & Draco, 1:30pm or 3pm. June 20: Magician Cody Landstrom: 1:30pm or 3pm. Magic Workshop w/Cody (4th-6th grades - free ticket required), 4:15pm. Own the Night - Teens - June 11-15: Zombies & Monsters • Monster makeup, clothespin zombies, monster trivia. June 18-22: Dreams & Nightmares • What do your dreams tell you? Find out this week! (WBL): June 13: Storyteller Indiana Bones & Draco, 10:30am. June 20: Magician Cody Landstrom, 10:30am. Own the Night - Teens, June 18-22 - Star Gazing - A week of constellation fun! Classes at AVA. Van Gogh Kiddos - The first Sat. of the month - kids get to paint a fun picture from start to finish! Each month we will offer a different painting to work on. AVA will supply canvas, paint, brushes, students provide own drink & snack. 10-11:30 am., fee: $25. Little Tikes - June 15, 10-11am. Fee: $5. Megan will surprise & amaze your kids in one hour morning classes. For 18 mos.-6 yrs. old. Uncorked, June 16, 1-3pm. Fee: $35. AVA provides canvas, paint, brushes & corkscrew! You provide cocktail & yourself. No experience necessary. Mommy & Me - June 13, 20, 27, 1-2pm. Member fee: $12.50, Non-member: $15 per class. Kids Drawing Class - June 13, 20, 27, 4-5pm. Member fee: $10, non-member: $12.50. Grade school aged children. Puppet Making - Saturdays, 10-11:30am. Fee: $12.50. Non-member $15. Just For Girls - June 13, 27, 1-4pm. Member fee: $20, non-member: $25. Class designed just for girls! KIDZ Summer Day Camp - June 14, 21, 28, 9am-5pm. Member fee: $40, non-member: $45. Bring your own lunch & join us for a day of fun art projects! Just For Boys - June 20, 1-4pm. Member fee: $20, non-member: $25. All Fired Up! Morning or afternoon sessions - June 18-22, 9:30-11:30am or 1-3pm. Fee: $80, member: $75. Grade school age class. Ages 7 & under must be accompanied by adult. Daddy & Me Concrete Art, June 15, 1-2:30pm. Fee: $15, member fee: $12.50. Pint Size Picassos (two-part class),
June 25 & 27. Ages 5 & Under: 9-10am. Ages 6 & Older: 10:30-11:30am. Warmer Weather, Longer Days call for an ample blood supply. As winter begins turning to spring, the days get longer & activities increase. Spring is the season when life is renewed. One important way to help renew life is to give blood. “Giving blood during springtime can be a great tradition, like spring cleaning, and it’s a gift that the recipient will always remember,” said Lori Liebman, Donor Recruitment Director of Rapid City’s United Blood Services. By giving blood, a donor helps replenish a community resource used by a neighbor, relative or friend. Blood can be stored for only 42 days, so a continual fresh supply is crucial. Anyone may need blood at any time. In the event of an accident, serious illness, or surgery, an adequate blood supply will make the difference between life & death. Make your appointment to give blood at www.unitedbloodservices.org or by calling 605-342-8585 in Rapid City. With each donation, donors receive a free total cholesterol test & earn points in United Blood Services’ Hero in Me reward program. G4-12-TFNhCampbell County Parks & Recreation Youth Climbing Class - Tuesdays, beginning June 5. 10am - 12pm each Tues. of month. For youth ages 6-12. Fee: $15 for the month. Class size limited to 6 students. For more information, call Rick, 682-8527. 2012 Coed Softball - Come pick up a registration form - rosters are due by June 29 by 10pm. More info, call Adam Gibson, 682-8527. Climbing Tower Hours - Open for climbers who are not belay certified, Mon. - Sun. from 1-5pm. CCPR belayers will be on hand to help young & old climb the tower. New Climbing Tower Reservation Policy - Reservations for open tower time slots will begin at 8am Mon. - Sat. & 1 pm on Sunday. Reservations will be taken in person or by phone. Payment must be made at least five minutes prior to the climbing time or the reservation will be cancelled. More info., call Rick, 682-8527. Immunization Clinics - CC Public Health - Every Wednesday 8-11:30 a.m. & first Wednesday of each month, 4-7 p.m. Campbell County Health Department. Phone 682-7275. TFNcClassifieds.....Results. Call 686-6123.
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(Public Viewing - Friday the 15th - 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.)Selling Great Collectables - (3) Generations - Same Family • Variety of many “Rare Items” kept together by one family.
Selling: Guns; old Turquoise jewelry w/sterling; (2) old western ele. hand crank wall phones; neat old player piano - est. 1870 & 67 player rolls; Military items (helmets, bayonets, etc.); crocks & jugs; Ernst jacket & lg. adv. picture; several copper pcs. hanging from lg. dining & family room areas; glass & brass oil lamps; lg. assort. of glass pcs. (cut crystal, (2) boxes old Fiesta dishes, & many other rare & unique glass items); great old Harpers Ferry 69 cal. flintlock rifle; old pistol; Richter dbl. barrel 12 ga., Cannons dbl. barrel blk. powder - both “rare”; Ranch Oak furniture; (2) Mills slot machines (1938-1944) etc., etc.!! NOTE: Continuing on with listing these “Husman Est. Items.” Probably the best sale with this category and variety of items to be sold in this area. What a Great Absolute Auction to Attend - selling three generations of Lorraine “Sorenson” Husmans Family Items! Items continued: lg. old National Cash Register; old sewing baskets; (6) sm. Navajo rugs; table lamps w/picture shades; pr. hanging wrought iron lights & (2) ashtray stands; Papst Blue Ribbon wall lamp; crocks, jugs, & lg. crock wash bowl; col. of beer church keys; wood items (many handmade); cradle, sock stretchers, tool box, spice rack w/old spice bottles, 4 legged butter churn, pr. long 2 shelf bookcases, (4) old rocking chairs, child’s straight chair, table w/sq. top & pedestal feet, 1/2 size wood barrels, stomper churn, roll top desk, oak library table, high chair, end tables w/2 drawers, old white cabinets, nail kegs, etc., etc.!! RANCH OAK FURN: fold down sofa, chair w/ottoman, lg. drop leaf table, sofa & 2 chairs, 3 end tables, coffee table, pr. end tables w/built-on lamps, cabinet unit, desk w/chair. Brass & copper fire ext. - 1 ea.; old water unit w/handle & porcelain inside; spittoon; costume jewelry & 2 old Elgin pocket watches; nice crochet pcs., old hankerchiefs, needlepoint & latch hook items; lg. copper pcs. - many were hanging; wood 18 drawer jewelry chest & 2 drawer metal jewelers chest by Swart Child & Co. Chicago-est. 1870. A very lg. assort. of exceptional glass items - crystal, cut, depression, etc., etc. - a very unique collection to choose from. Plus some unique porcelain figurines. A nice selection of Turquoise Jewelry including rings, bracelets, necklaces w/sterling silver (some very old pcs.!!) & costume jewelry - “Sells 1st” Some pictures - Kleiber photogravure “Pintails Coming In” w/hand carved wood frame; photograph of picture made with 20+ kinds of seeds, from Thunderhead & Flicka and framed w/450 hand carved & locked wood pcs.; (4) Lional Barrymore pictures/etchings; & other unique pictures! Military Items: (2) helmets, (4) bayonets, uniforms, buttons, knife-AC Co. US 1917, knives w/sheaths, razor strap, grain pan, etc. - “Sells 2nd” Furniture Items: pr. lawyers leather office chairs; lg. rnd. wood coffee table w/claw feet & glass top; very nice Virginia House maple twin bed set w/5 drawer chest & nightstand; maple 4 legged vanity; Americraft lg. 5 drawer chest; lg. old secretary w/hutch top; great bed set by Stix, Baer, & Fuller (St. Louis) - queen bed, 8 drawer dresser w/wall mirror; 6 drawer chest, 2 (4) drawer chests, & nightstand; pr. parlor chairs; oak st. chair; lg. hall tree; Henry Link vanity w/hutch top; lg. dining hutch; rnd. wood dining table w/2 leafs & 8 chairs; lg. rnd. wall mirror w/heavy handmade oak frame; lg. ornate metal framed mirror; (3 cedar chests; black oriental corner hutch - from Lorraine’s sister; and more. Plus old books. Other interesting items: nice copper boiler w/lid & handles; stick bowl; old bird cage; sack stitcher (wool, etc.); old cards & chips (some from early Mint Bar years); sm. wood stagecoach w/driver & 4 horses; mtd. pig head; a few arrowheads, bear claws, & rattler rattles; lg. bear trap; 100 yr. old wall clock; new style roll top desk w/chair & file cab.; wool blankets (Hudson Bay, Pendleton, & 2 Penny’s); old white storage cabinets; nail kegs w/old iron items; and on & on with other items! Guest consignment from Sandra Wallop: doctors buggy; ant. sleigh w/trunk & new upholstery; fancy Meadowbrook cart w/surrey top & fringe & w/dbl. tongue or sgl. shaves; fancy Smuckers sgl. harness; plus an old training cart.
Lorraine “Sorenson” Husman Estate - OWNER TERMS: Cash or Bankable Check - Sale Day • Note: Drivers Licenses may be required to register!
Auction Co. Note: This auction has some “superb” items to be sold. The Best Variety of Items to sell in Sheridan for some time! Many smaller and glass items were boxed before we listed to advertise. I cannot over emphasize the variety & quality of this Sale!!!
