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Articles from the January 15, 2013 edition


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  • Ponies outlast a leak, and the M-Ettes

    Daniel Horton

    Things don't always go according to plan in the sports world, so when a team escapes with a win, that is all that matters. That might be the case for the Havre High girls basketball team. Monday night, the Central A Blue Ponies hosted the Class B Malta M Havre's Morgan Mazurkiewicz, right, drives past a Malta defender during Monday night's girls basketball game at the Havre High gymnasium. Even with an hour delay at halftime, the Blue Ponies beat the M-Ettes 44-35. -Ettes in a non-conference matchup. The Ponies came away...

  • Hi-Line Boys Roundup: Big Sandy, Rocky Boy roll on

    Daniel Horton

    Last week's snowstorm brought local basketball to a screeching halt, but after the short delay in action, a handful of games did get played late in the weekend. On Friday, the 10C Chester-J/I Hawks were the only local team to take the floor. But the Hawks weren't able to grab the home win, as Heart Butte defeated C/J-I 55-50 in Chester. Chester/J-I's Mike Henke, left, pulls a rebound away from Chinook's Grant Tilleman during Saturday night's Class C boys basketball game in Chinook. The Hawks edged the Sugarbeeters in a...

  • Hi-Line Girls Roundup: Big wins for Beeters and Knights

    George Ferguson

    A vicious winter storm which swept through most of Montana, and was particularly brutal on the Hi-Line, wiped out almost all high school girls basketball both Thursday and Friday. But area teams returned to action Saturday. The only local team in action on Friday night was the Chester/J-I, and the Hawks had little trouble dispatching the 10C heart Butte Warriors. At home, C/J-I blasted the warriors 57-16. The Hawks raced out to a 38-12 halftime lead, then held the warriors to...

  • Ponies outlast a leak, and the M-Ettes

    Daniel Horton

    Things don't always go according to plan in the sports world, so when a team escapes with a win, that is all that matters. That might be the case for the Havre High girls basketball team. Monday night, the Central A Blue Ponies hosted the Class B Malta M Havre's Morgan Mazurkiewicz, right, drives past a Malta defender during Monday night's girls basketball game at the Havre High gymnasium. Even with an hour delay at halftime, the Blue Ponies beat the M-Ettes 44-35. -Ettes in a non-conference matchup. The Ponies came away...

  • Museum board sets priorities for coming year

    Tim Leeds

    The H. Earl Clack Museum Board Monday discussed several items to address in the next year, including one that appears to be resolved: replacing the elderly computer used in the museum. Board Chair Judi Dritshulas said it appears a donation to replace the computer, with which museum manager John Bruington has said he has been having problems, likely will be made in February. She added that Martin Holt donated some time to make sure the files on the computer — records dating back to the 1960s entered into the computer — wer...

  • Sixth-graders raise money to help fellow student

    Zach White

    Havre Middle School's Junior Helpers, when looking for a cause to raise awareness and support for, they decided to stick close to home. The group of sixth-graders are raising money this semester to help seventh-grade student Dylan Hendrickson and his family fight his Hodgkin's lymphoma. Hendrickson left Havre for a hospital in Seattle before Christmas and won't be back until the end of the three-month treatment. Jean Murphy, the middle school librarian and Junior Helpers' adviser, said the students are trying to raise at...

  • Havre reception to honor Brumleys for humanities award

    Tim Leeds

    The H. Earl Clack Museum Board Monday set a reception in February for John and Anna Brumley in honor of their receiving a governor's humanity award. The reception will allow people who cannot attend the ceremony in Helena Thursday, Feb. 21, to congratulate the couple. Gov. Steve Bullock will present the award to the Brumleys for their work on the Wahkpa Chu'gn Buffalo Jump archaeological site just outside of Havre. Board member Raela Hulett, who nominated the Brumleys, said at Monday's monthly meeting that she found great...

  • Chinook grapplers compete in Choteau

    George Ferguson

    Area wrestling teams had a strong showing at the Choteau Classic this past weekend, but one Hi-Line power was absent. The third-ranked Harlem Wildcats opted not to make the trip to Choteau for one of Class B-C's biggest tournaments, due to the hazardous winter storm which swept through the area last weekend. Meanwhile, Chinook finished in 10th place with 72 points, while Big Sandy scored 35 points and Chester/J-I scored 28. Choteau racked up 294.5 points to easily win its own...

  • Havre's Granell picks up a check at Montana PRCA Finals

    George Ferguson

    Havre cowboy Josh Granell had a great first night at the 2013 Montana PRCA Rodeo Finals. The next two days didn't go as well. Granell placed third in the first go-around of the steer wrestling Friday night at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, but failed to record a time in the final two rounds. Granell, who came into his second straight circuit finals eighth in the steer wrestling standings, recorded a stellar time of 4.8 Friday night, put himself in a great position in t...

  • Hi-Line Athletes of the Week

    Tristan

    Shalon Norick, Chester/J-I Wrestling Chester/J-I senior Shalon Norick is off to a great start in wrestling, and he's following up a stellar season on the football field for the Hawks. Norick captured the heavyweight championship this past Saturday at the Choteau Shalon Norick Classic, beating Shelby rival Cody Nelson 5-2 in the championship match. Nelson and Norick are the top two ranked heavyweights in Class B-C wrestling right now and have had a great rivalry. Norick was also a state placer at the Class B-C state tourney...

  • Hello world!

    Tristan

    Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!...

  • HHS track teams geared up for Central A

    Daniel Horton

    The season has been long, and another growing experience for the Havre High track and field team this year, but with the post season here, all the hard work will hopefully pay off. After two weeks off, the Central A Blue Pony boys and girls will compete at the Central A divisional tournament in Livingston. The tournament runs today and Saturday, beginning at this afternoon at 4 p.m. Saturday action will resume at 10 a.m. Havre High junior Peyton Filius runs the 4x400 relay at a recent triangular meet at the Havre Middle...

  • 2013 Central A Softball: Ponies hope home field will pay off

    Daniel Horton

    If the 2013 softball season had ended, the Havre High softball team would be done. But fortunately for the Central A Blue Ponies, they get one last shot at making the Class A state softball tournament. The Ponies finished the conference portion of the season with a 3-5 record, but as the No. 4 team. And with only the top three teams making the state tournament, HHS will hopefully utilize the conference's first divisional tournament to turn their luck around, and make the state tournament. Havre High's Tori Mazurkiewicz...

  • Edward Sargent

    Tristan

    Edward Sargent, 36, of Bule, N.D., passed away May 11, 2013, in Bule, N.D. A graveside burial will be held Monday, May 20, 2013, at 2 p.m., at the Kuper Memorial Cemetery in Chinook. Arrangements have been made with Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook....

  • Edith Campbell

    Tristan

    Edith Campbell, 94, passed away May 10, 2013. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 18, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. at the Edwards Funeral Home Chapel in Chinook. Arrangements have been made with Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook....

  • Edith Mae Wavrick

    Tristan

    Edith Mae Wavrick Edith Mae Wavrick of Havre and Bigfork area died at age 94 on May 10, 2013. Edith was born May 17, 1918, at home in the Lone Tree Bench area of the Bear Paw Mountains near the Missouri River. Two sisters and five brothers were part of her life. Burial will be at the Alice Nash Memorial Cemetery on Lone Tree Bench. Part of her mother's wedding dress was used at the start of this burial place for a lining in a child's handmade casket, many years ago. She and Steve Wavrick had three children. Carol preceded her...

  • Havre man charged with driving truck into house

    Tim Leeds

    A Havre man faces felony charges stemming from accusations that he crashed a vehicle into a neighbor's house while highly intoxicated. Dolan Tuss, born in 1992, is scheduled for arraignment in state District Court in Havre June 24 on felony charges of criminal endangerment and criminal mischief and a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence. According to the charging documents, a witness called the Havre Police Department about 3 a.m. Sunday, May 5, to report that Tuss had crashed his truck into a house. Officers who...

  • Havre man charged with child abuse

    Tim Leeds

    A Havre man is in the Hill County jail on pending charges that he abused a minor after a day of drinking at a barbecue. William B. Lavenger Jr., born in 1977, pleaded not guilty in state District Court in Havre to a felony charge of assault on a minor stemming from accusations he was punching a small child on the back. He is scheduled for an omnibus hearing May 28. According to the charging documents, a woman and a child protective services caseworker contacted the Havre Police Department April 29 to report a child abuse issu...

  • Denny sentenced to seven years on rape charge

    Tim Leeds

    A Box Elder man was sentenced to more than seven years in a federal penitentiary for having sex with a woman who had passed out after a party. Chief U.S. District Judge Dana L. Christensen sentenced Delwayne Denny, 30, in federal district court in Great Falls to 85 months in prison for sexual abuse, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana announced Tuesday in a press release. Christensen also ordered Denny to undergo 10 years of supervised release following his prison sentence. Denny previously pleaded guilty to the cha...

  • Havre man charged with rape

    Tim Leeds

    A Havre man faces a felony rape charge stemming from accusations he forced a woman to have sex with him in ways she had refused to do and refused to let her leave despite her telling him to stop and trying to leave. Donald J. Haseagle, age and residence not available, is scheduled for arraignment June 24. According to the charging documents, Havre police officers responded to a call made at 3:22 a.m. April 14 in which a woman reported another woman had been raped. An officer found the alleged victim sitting on the edge of a b...

  • Havre superintendent proposes building plan

    John Kelleher

    Havre School Superintendent Andy Carlson is recommending the school board approve a construction plan to improve the locker and physical training areas of the high school and a considerable renovation of Sunnyside Intermediate School. Carlson made the suggestion to the board Tuesday night. Members took the plan under consideration. The proposal would need voters approval. Carlson said he will have definite figures on the cost of the program by the June school board meeting. He hopes the board will approve the plan and pass...

  • MAT brings trailer park play, lawn-chair 'gah-la' to Havre

    Tim Leeds

    Havre Daily News/Lindsay Brown Norbert, played by Darren Overlie, and Jeannie, played by Lena Lamphier, gush over their newborn during Tuesday evening's rehearsal of "The Great American Trailer Park Musical." The local acting troupe is bringing its latest production to the stage this weekend, with a special event planned for its last day. The Montana Actors' Theatre production of "The Great American Trailer Park Musical" by David Nehls and Betsy Kelso opens Friday and runs weekends through June 1, with the special event set...

  • The public has a right to know

    Norman Bernstein

    Norman Bernstein The Havre-Hill County Library has been a focus of social life in the city and county for the more than 30 years that Bonnie Williamson was the library director. She made the library the weekly center for dozens of public service and assistance programs and year-round free arts, humanities and current events programs. Children's programs brought dozens of young people into the library every week to enjoy the interactive story-telling, music, dance, poetry, and writing events. It was a vibrant and dynamic...

  • A community update on Seth Ironchild

    Marcel Ironchild

    Courtesy photo Seth Ironchild poses with teachers and staff at Harlem Elementary School who shaved their heeds as part of a fundraiser for the now 6-year-old kindergartner. (Harlem Elementary School kindergartner Seth Ironchild's condition has been a concern for people on the Hi-Line ever since he was diagnosed with a brain tumor last year. Seth's father, Marcel Ironchild, provides an update on his condition.) Seth completed five different types of therapies at St. Luke's Rehabilitation center in Spokane, Wash., on March 22....

  • Our View: International comedy at Port of Wild Horse needs to end

    Tristan

    It's like watching an old black-and-white movie with the Keystone Cops, or Bud Abbot and Lou Costello, doing slapstick — but maybe, maybe, not as funny. Once again, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency have agreed to use the same hours at the Port of Wild Horse north of Havre after — once again — first saying they wouldn't extend summer hours, then saying maybe they would, then saying they probably wouldn't, then one side extending hours with the other not. It's bureaucratic slaps...

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