Proceeds Benefit William D. McIntyre Scholarship
Drawing will be on Sept. 1st at the Buffalo Theater
Tickets—$5 each or 5 for $20

The “Buffalo Proud” basket can be seen at the JC Library in Buffalo, WY. Contact Lois to buy tickets.

“Buffalo Proud” Basket Contents

• 1 Plush stuffed bison from The Petting Zoo collection
• 1 Bison-shaped Wyoming bumper sticker
• 1 Zephyr baseball cap featuring a many-colored embroidered bison
• 2 matching Crazy Woman Canyon t-shirts (choose the size at the Gatchell Museum)
• 1 Buffalo Rodeo t-shirt (choose the size at the Bucking Buffalo Longmire store)
• 1 Buffalo scarf
• 2 mugs, one featuring a hand painted bison and one a souvenir of Buffalo, WY
• 2 8oz. bags of coffee beans from Skyway Roasters

Bill worked hard as a logger in the uranium fields and a pumper in the Salt Creek oil field before moving with his family to a ranch east of Kaycee where he and his wife, Dixie, raised three sons. He always valued education and the importance of students having a variety of educational options.

In his retirement, Bill continued to serve others as a valuable member of the Johnson County Public Library Board of Trustees, a Board member and volunteer for the Hoofprints of the Past Museum, drove the K.A.T.S. bus in Kaycee and served as Chairman of the Johnson County Democratic Party for several terms.

In memory of Bill’s leadership and outstanding community contributions, the William D. McIntyre Scholarship was created. Since the scholarship’s creation, twelve scholarships of $500 each have been
awarded to graduating HS students from Buffalo and Kaycee.

Proceeds from this raffle directly fund the scholarship program and support Johnson County graduating seniors.

Although the scholarship is offered by the Johnson County Democrats, political affiliation of applicants is not identified nor considered in awarding scholarships.

In a time where education is heavily on everyone’s mind, join us for a night of community and fun at the Buffalo Theater for a full screen viewing of the film The Last Class!

“Step into the mind, heart, and classroom of a teacher who will change how you see the world, and yourself in it. Watch The Last Class film—and get the education you didn’t know you needed.”

All proceeds of this event directly benefit the William D. McIntyre Scholarship, annually awarded to at least two graduating Johnson County high school seniors by the Johnson County Democrats. This is a great opportunity to support your local students!

A suggested donation at the door is $10.

A social hour with complementary appetizers will take place from 6:00 to 7:00 and theater concessions will be available for purchase.

When: Tuesday, November 18th at 7:00pm.

Where: Buffalo Theater, 235 South Main Street, Buffalo WY.
Tickets will be available in advance at Margos Pottery. (1 North Main Street, Buffalo WY.)

We look forward to seeing you there!

Experiencing “heavy issues” overload? Time to let off some pressure!

On Tuesday, March 18, during Women’s History Month, join us for a full screen showing of the hilarious 1980 hit film 9 to 5! You’ll leave laughing at having watched three smart, spunky women teach their boss some needed lessons.

This event is a fundraiser for the William D. McIntyre Scholarship. Social time featuring free refreshments begins at 6 pm, and the movie is at 7. See the attached poster for more details. If you can’t attend the event but would like to donate, please go to https://johnson.wyodems.net/mcintyre for more information. Thanks, and we’ll hope to see you there!

PS. If you would like to donate finger food to share that evening, please let us know what you’re bringing.

(2020, Documentary, 1hr 28min, USA)

Buffalo Theater, 235 S. Main St. Buffalo, WY
Thursday, November 30, 2023 at 7pm (Appetizers at 6pm)

Imagine a world where real meat is produced sustainably without the need to breed, raise and slaughter animals. This is no longer science fiction, it’s now within reach. Narrated by Jane Goodall and featuring music by Moby, Meat the Future follows a visionary CEO, Dr. Uma Valeti, as he sets out to make his dream a reality for us all.

Doors open at 6 pm for complimentary appetizers. Theater concessions will be available for purchase. Movie at 7 pm. Admission: $10

Seating Is Limited to 100

Tickets are available in advance at Margo’s Pottery (1 N. Main St., Buffalo), and at the Theater door on Nov. 30th.

All proceeds directly benefit the William D. McIntyre Scholarship, awarded yearly to two Johnson County graduating seniors by the Johnson County Democrats.