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On Friday, Oct. 30, while six Cody Optimist Club members worked the gates at Cody High School's quarterfinal football game against the Buffalo Bisons, five others were hosting the annual Halloween …
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On Friday, Oct. 30, while six Cody Optimist Club members worked the gates at Cody High School's quarterfinal football game against the Buffalo Bisons, five others were hosting the annual Halloween fun house exhibit at the Recreation Center, this year dubbed the “Monster Mash.”
The home quarterfinal game was a success for the Cody Broncs, with a final score of 56-7 over the Buffalo Bison. Next up, the semifinals will be Cody versus Riverton. Members of the Optimist Club worked the ticket sales at both entry gates where 652 people came to watch the game.
The Halloween Monster Mash brought in over 750 children and adults dressed up in costumes, held annually at the Recreation Center in Cody. Everyone had fun playing games, getting spooked, and receiving loads of free candy from the Optimists. Thanks to Rich Gonzalez for organizing the event.
— Courtesy of June Raleigh
