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Havre Daily News staff The Havre Daily News presents Havre's new medium for arts, entertainment and culture, called "HAVMAT." HAVMAT, or Havre Materials, will focus on cultural happenings and will be largely comprised of visual and written pieces from members of the community. The publication is slated to come out monthly, with the first issue going out the first week of March. HAVMAT will be distributed to various business around town and free to the public. Havre Daily News...
Special to the Daily News Montana Stockgrowers Association’s Research & Education Endowment Foundation is offering an Educational Heritage Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. This annual scholarship is awarded to a MSGA student member. Last year’s scholarship recipient was Ariel Overstreet Adkins of Big Timber. Upon receiving the 2014 award, Adkins, a student at the University of Montana School of Law said, “This scholarship means a tremendous amount to my family and I as we work to pay for school. Scholarships allow stude...
Special to the Daily News Once a month this semester, the Montana State University-Northern Program Council Committee is presenting karaoke at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Building Ballroom. Karaoke will be held Jan. 21, Feb. 18, March 18 and April 15. The last night of the semester will include a competition and award the best karaoke singer a $100 gift certificate. Karaoke apparently first appeared in the amusement quarter of Kobe, Japan, where it became popular among businessmen in the late 1970s. It gained widespread...
Special to the Daily News Montana State University-Northern will be celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy with two different events. An event today is prepared particularly for the Northern community. The event will include a reading of King’s famous speech along with an analysis of his legacy, abstract art inspired by King, and gospel/soul music. The Food Court will be serving soul food from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Becky Toth and her staff are planning to host and serve at this event. Monday’s celebration will be held...
Emily Mayer For this third installment of the Year of the Buildings, I found this curious article in the Jan. 16, 1914 issue of The Hill County Democrat. A couple of years ago, a friend asked me if I knew anything about Havre pianos. He said a relative of his had a piano that said "Havre, Montana" on it. I said I didn't' know anything about it. This article might have something to do with it, so Randy and Laura Martin, this one is for you: MANUFACTURER'S AGENT LOCATED IN...
Dart — Some fool thought it would be fun to call a bomb threat into Havre High School Wednesday. The threat caused all kinds of problems to the school district, disrupted the education and activities for students and caused undue alarm to parents. Havre police had to drop what they were doing and oversee operations at the scene. Havre police hope they will find the responsible person. We hope courts deal with the guilty party severely. Everything went well Wednesday, but with all that kind of unexpected activity taking p...
It’s no secret. I’ve discussed this openly, even here in my column: One of the great ironies in the history of the world, or my own life — whichever is greater — is that I have to read the news every weekday morning. That is so depressing. You just don’t know. I’m forced to do it, actually, for a paycheck. It’s like I’ve prostituted myself — figuratively speaking, because if I had to earn a living as, you know, an employee of the oldest profession, I would go broke and starve...
Monday Holiday — Offices closed Tuesday 9 a.m. — Drug court contract review 10:30 a.m. — Road Supervisor Otto — road issues Noon — Legislative call-in 1:30 p.m. — Hiring review 5:30 p.m. — Fair Board Wednesday 11 a.m. — Bear Paw Development grant review Noon — Health Board 2 p.m. — Brian Bekker Thursday 10 a.m. — Business meeting: manual claims; employment review; tax adjustments; county permit approval; subdivision/survey approval; resolutions; time for comments from the public Noon — COA Advisory Board 1 p.m. — HRDC Boa...
Havre Police Department An officer investigated an 8:09 a.m. Thursday report that a red Chevrolet Avalanche slid off of 13th Street on Hospital Hill but the vehicle apparently was able to get back on the road. —— An officer investigated a report of trespassing made at 10:01 a.m. Thursday from a 1st Street Northeast apartment complex but was unable to locate the suspect. —— After a person came to the police department at 10:42 a.m. Thursday and made a complaint about a person violating a protection order, an officer issued...
Debbie Stewart, 46, of Havre, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Jan. 12, 2015, at her residence. Funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 16, 2015, at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery. The family has requested that memorials be made in Debbie's name to the charity of the donor's choice. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements. Please visit Debbie's online memorial page and leave...
Sight. It is a sense that most people take for granted. However, not everyone can fully see their surroundings, and these individuals are forced to adapt to life’s wonders in a variety of different ways — these individuals happen to be blind. There are many variations of blindness, ranging from legally blind, which means one’s best-seeing eye cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses to any better than 20/200, to total blindness, which means one has complete lack...
By Rachel Rawn We here at the Havre-Hill County Library would like to extend a big thanks to Mike and Darcy Zook, who led the first discussion in our 2015 Winter Reading Series. We discussed the book “Orphan Train” by Christina Baker Cline and had a great turnout. Thank you to everybody who attended. We would also like to thank The Friends of the Library who sponsor the Winter Reading Series and provide treats. And thank you to Humanities Montana, who provided us with an Opportunity Grant. We use the funds from Hum...
North Central Senior Center, Dec. 29 to Jan 2 Monday — Martin Luther King, Jr. Day — Center Closed Tuesday — Transportation from 9 am to 3 pm. Except for medical people have to call in early to make arrangements. Bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday — Transportation from 9 am to 3 pm. Except for medical people have to call in early to make arrangements. TOPS at 8 am Cards at 1 p.m. Thursday — Transportation from 9 am to 3 pm. Except for medical people have to call in early to make arrangements. Cards at 1 pm Dance at 7 pm Friday — Me...
Special to the Havre Daily Andy Meyers and Pam L. Veis will perform a Montana tour of A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters," a unique and imaginative theater piece which is presented, as suggested by the playwright, with scripts in hand. It is comprised of letters, frequently funny and touching, exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together, went their separate ways, but continued to share confidences. Meyers is the artistic director for Fort Peck Summer Theatre,...
Music groups from most churches in Havre will gather at First Alliance Church at 7 p.m, Sunday to take part in a celebration kicking off National Week of Christian Unity. The program will be highlighted by the Puppets of Praise, a backlit puppet show put on by members of First Alliance Church. Other churches will bring folk groups, contemporary groups or choirs, said Tim Zerger, pastor of First Alliance. At the end of the program, people usually gather for refreshments and good times. National Week of Christian Unity was...
Linda Rose The church season is Epiphany — what was anticipated in Advent has been revealed and continues to be discovered in this season before Lent. Both Christmas and Epiphany are bittersweet for me. I’m very fond of bittersweet chocolate. It’s dark, it’s sweet and good but also bitter and hard. Life can be a lot like that, can’t it — bittersweet? The Christmas holiday can be bittersweet; we come to church on Christmas Eve for the sweet, the memories of past holidays, to hear the good news of Christ’s birth, the carols and...
John Bruington ACTS 7 Out our way cattle trails are pretty common. In a lot of ways it makes sense. Following each other and keeping the weeds and grass trampled down, it is easier going than breaking trail yourself. Old Goliath and I have “trailed” cattle out on Tiger Ridge in the Bear Paws and a few other places and we usually follow the cattle trail. But what do you do when the trail is blocked? Now and then there comes a time when you have to go off trail and do a little cross country riding. Charlie and I were wor...
The Montana State University-Northern wrestling team had a break planned for just before the holidays. But due to some foul weather, that break got much longer than Northern head coach Tyson Thivierge would have liked. Now however, the No. 3 Lights will look to shake off the rust at a tournament they’ve never been to before, and one that will feature some fierce NAIA competition. Today and Saturday, Northern will take part in the Missouri Valley College Invitational in M...
When the two premier wrestling programs in the state of Montana bump heads, it’s usually pretty entertaining. And that was the case Thursday night in Great Falls. However, for the Havre Blue Ponies, the fun was short-lived. The top-ranked Class A Ponies came out on the losing end of their high-profile dual with the top-ranked Class AA Great Falls High Bison Thursday night in Great Falls. In a dual that was much closer than the final score indicated, the Bison beat the P...
The Glacier Nationals may not have a shot of making the playoffs in the Frontier Division of the North American Tier 3 Hockey League, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have something to play for over the final month and a half of the 2014-15 season. The Nationals, who defeated the Yellowstone Quake 3-2 last Saturday for their sixth win of the season, are looking to build on that momentum and prove this weekend against three of the division’s top teams that they are bette...
There’s no doubt about it now — the Montana State University-Northern Skylights have something special going on. Northern became the only unbeaten team left in the Frontier Conference after senior A’Jha Edwards put back a Taylor Cummings miss with :02 left to lift the No. 11 Skylights to a thrilling 50-48 win over No. 19 Carroll College Thursday night in Helena. The win pushed MSU-N to 3-0 in the Frontier and an outstanding 18-1 overall. Northern will try for the road sweep...
The Havre High girls basketball team has a good blend of youth and experience. The experience has helped the Blue Ponies get off to a strong start, but the youth and the growth potential that comes with it is what gives the Ponies the chance to once again compete for the Class A state championship. This weekend will provide the Ponies with another opportunity to grow as they will be thoroughly tested in a pair of high-profile matchups against the Browning Indians and Rocky...
The Havre Blue Ponies have been road warriors this season. Five of the HHS boys basketball team's first eight games have been on the road, and after two more this weekend that will make it seven of 10. But for the Ponies, who have won four of five road games this season, and play at Browning tonight at 7, and in Rocky Boy Saturday at 6:30 p.m., it doesn’t matter who or where they play, the mentality is always the same — win. “With this group of boys they just do what it takes...
