Meeteetse Messenger - March 2, 2022
Meeteetse Senior Center
Reservations for inside dining are appreciated by 9:30 am. Take-outs available up- on request. Meeteetse Senior Center offers congregate meals Monday and Wednesday. Benefits of congregate meals are: healthy and nutritious meals, sense of community, sense of purpose, decreased stress, and increased cognitive functioning for those participating in the program.
Lunch is served Monday and Wednesday at 12 noon. Suggested Donation: Seniors 60 & over: $4.50, Mandatory Non-Senior: $8.00. In accordance with Federal Law and the US Dept of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. Menu is subject to change.
March 2nd—- Wednesday—Fish or Chicken tenders, baked potato, sour cream, mixed vegetable, fruit, pie
March 7th—Monday—Chicken tortilla soup, coleslaw, cornbread, sour cream, cheese, fruit, cake
1916 State St. 307-868-9245
THURSDAY’s SPECIAL THIS WEEK: TBA:
Watch our facebook page for updates!!
Welcome to Meeteetse Community Church: Sunday Service 10:30 am. Tuesday ladies’ Bible study 10:00 am. Wednesday prayer service 7:00 pm. You won’t stumble in the dark if you walk in the Light of God’s Word.
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St Andrew’s Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Services 1st & 3rd Sundays: Eucharist Service 4:00 p.m. with Father Dave McElwain 2nd & 4th Sundays: Lay Reader Service 10:00 a.m.
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St. Theresa Catholic Church Sunday Mass at 8:30 AM. Confession prior to Mass
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COWBOY CHURCH is at 7pm on Thursday nights in the shop at Cowboys with a Mission. Join us for worship, fellow- ship and a message from local & guest speakers. Cowboys with a Mission, 369 Hwy 290 (307)868-2238
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints meets at 10-11 on Sundays for Sacrament Service
Sunday school from 11-12 Visitors always welcome. 1716 Hays Ave.
John William English (?) WWI CO K WYO National Guard 148th FA. Entered Aug. 7th, 1917. Born in England on July 29th, 1882 or 1883. Died Dec. 7th, 1948 in Ohio. He went home to England for a visit after his release in 1919. He worked for Winninger in 1917 according to draft registration. He immigrated in 1906 and took out naturalization papers in 1910 with final papers being awarded on Nov. 12th, 1913. He worked as a sheep camp mover, (camp tender) in 1910 on lower Greybull. His parents were Thomas and Martha English, Ripon Shipton Thorpe, Yorkshire, England. He worked for Fred McGee in 1942. He was short, stout and had blue eyes and was bald.
Donald S. English Marines, Retired. Enlisted May 30th, 1959, separated Sept. 30th, 1979. He was born June 21st, 1941—Died (?)
George Joseph Enos Jr. Army WWII. Field Artillery Officer: Liaison Pilot, Italy. Entered Jan. 3rd, 1943—Discharged Jan, 1st, 1946. He was born in Rock Creek, OK on May 3rd, 1922 and died Jan. 14th, 2018. He had a light complexion, brown eyes, blonde hair, and was 5’11” and weighed 155 lbs. His parents were George J. and Hattie B. Enos. He was married to Jeanne Anne Follett. He was s Petroleum Engineer.
Oscar Elmer Erdall. Army WWI. PFC FA Entered in WYO Natl. Guard in 1917. Dec. 12th 1917 1st Motor Truck CO, 116 Ammunition Training, 41st DIV, 197th Ammunition Training CO A 32nd DIV. Enlisted Aug. 10th, 1917—Discharged May 28th, 1919. Sailed with troop class C as Private to France on Dec. 12th, 1917, aboard USS ANTIGONE. Born Deer Park WI, Dec 5th, 1885, 1886, or 1887. Died Jan 12th, 1958. He herded sheep on the Wood River in 1940, was a Legion member in 1957. He is buried here in Meeteetse.
Jerry Daniel Espinoza Army Born Mar. 29th, 1963, died Feb 21st, 1984 in Powell. His mother worked at Meeteetse school for several years. He is buried here.
Brian Webster
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Integrity in your Real Estate Transaction
Office: 307-587-5584
Cell: 307-899-2494
Home: 307-587-0881
E-mail: bwebster@tctwest.net
Website: www.westernre.net
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Classifieds
Calling all who sew!! (or those who have a mother
or grandmother who do/did.) Latigo & Lace is putting a display case together to show off old and antique sewing notions. It is a mini museum inside the store for people to see how it was done years ago. Come show us what you have! Old pin cushions, tape measurers, scissors, etc.
Store hours are 10-4 Wed.—Sat. Phone 307-899-9296
Lean Ground Beef, USDA inspected, 1.5 pound vacuum sealed. $4 per pound. Call or text 307-272-3541
Dry pine firewood for sale. $200 split and delivered in Meeteetse area. Extra $25.00 stacked. Call Busy B’s Auto 307-868-9295 to place order.
Farm Fresh Eggs—$5 per dozen. Delivery to town twice a week. Call 307-899-4447
COVID-19 tests are available at Town Hall by appointment. Please call 307-868-2278.
Meeteetse Library Starts New Program
Saturday, Mar. 12, 11:00 am, Burlington author Melissa Cook will be at the Meeteetse Li- brary talking about her book, “Call of the Last Frontier: The True Story of a Woman’s Twenty-Year Alaska Adventure”. The book is available at the Library if you’d like to read it before she comes. She will also have books for purchase when she comes.
Coffee Talk at the Library this month will be on the 3rd Tuesday, March 15 at 10:00. Our guest this month will be Sidnee Everhart, intern with the Park County Library System. She has been instrumental in putting together the new Seed Library for Park County Libraries. She will share all the information about the Seed Library in Meeteetse – when will it start, how does it work, what will be available, how can you participate, and more! Bring your questions and ideas and come for a cup of coffee, hot chocolate or hot cider.
The Library Book Group is reading a Tony Hillerman book this month. For those who are longtime fans it will be fun to revisit an old favorite, for those who haven’t read him it will be a new treat! Books are at the Library, stop by and pick one up to read with us. March meeting for Book group will be March 16 at 1:00. Everyone is welcome to join us!
Tech Time – are you stumped with your mobile device and need a little help? Wednesday mornings are a good time to come up to the Library for a little one-on-one help. I’m not an expert but I can help with most day to day tasks – get an app downloaded, get books to read or listen to on your device, send and receive emails and texts, and so on.
YOU have to know and remember your login and passwords to all accounts – I can’t and won’t help you with this! But once we’re in I’m happy to help!!
The Snow Queen Adutions
An audition will be held for the Missoula Children’s Theater (MCT) production of The Snow Queen on Monday March 14th 2022 in the Meeteetse School cafeteria from 3:30 - 5:30PM. Those auditioning should arrive no later than 3:30 and plan to stay for the full 2 hours. Some of the cast members will be asked to stay for a rehearsal immediately following the audition. You must be available for rehearsals from 3:30-8:00pm through the week with the afternoon performances on Friday, March 18, time TBA. For information call Steve, 307-899-6693
MVC HOURS
Tuesday-Saturday 10-2
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ed Porter, President
Magnum Faust, Vice President
Christine Gleason, Treasurer
Available , Secretary
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Rick Speiser
Jennifer Allen
Scott Coale
James Gleason
MVC BOARD MEETINGS
As the MVC gets ready to move to a new location with limited space, our gift shop will only be selling MVC merchandise.
If you have any merchandise in the MVC, please come and pick it up by Feb. 28th.
Thank you!!
