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Articles from the March 9, 2018 edition


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  • Hi-Line Thrillers: Ponies hold off Broncs

    Chris Peterson|Updated Mar 10, 2018

    GREAT FALLS - The Havre High girls basketball went into the Class A state tournament with a 21-0 record, but getting win number 22 over Hamilton, the Blue Ponies first-round opponent, was anything but easy or routine. In a rematch of the 2014 state championship game, Havre and Hamilton went head-to-head Thursday in Great Falls at the Four Seasons Arena and thanks to a strange ending, the Ponies won 43-39 to advance to the Class A semifinals tonight against Browning. After a de...

  • Correction - Loretta Eldridge

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    In the story “The Press opens at new location, under new management” in Thursday’s edition of the Havre Daily News, the name of Loretta Eldridge was misreported....

  • Hi-Line Living: Music Man

    Alex Ross|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    For decades, John Steinhardt performed at nightclubs and bars around the world, but recently he has spent much of his time sharing the stage with young musicians at Hays-Lodge Pole High School. Steinhardt, who sings and plays guitar, keyboard, harmonica, trombone, trumpet, bugle, banjo and drums, was hired by the school district last year as its first music director in eight years. Altogether, Steinhardt has 15 years of experience teaching music at schools in California,...

  • Bad boned: A local child's battle with a degenerative disease

    Paul Dragu|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Karter Scheele's parents enrolled him in a wrestling program when he was 4, hoping to find a fitting outlet for their high-energy boy who was driving his mother crazy. Everyone was happy with the results. His parents got a more docile child, and Karter found an activity he loved. Two years later, Karter was diagnosed with the degenerative joint disease Perthes in his left hip and hasn't wrestled since. "The blood flow is interrupted to his left hip bone and it doesn't get...

  • Local News - Spay/neuter clinic set for April 6-7

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Press release Kitty Keepers and Eastside Animal Hospital are hosting a spay/neuter clinic for feral and barn cats at 8 a.m. April 6-7 at Kitty Keepers, 1117 26th Ave. West. The aim is to control the feral cat populations in the area. The clinic will also offer rabies and distemper vaccines for $15 each. The cost will be $35 per cat, male or female. Ear cleaning will be done free of charge. Payment must be made at the time of drop-off, cash or check only. Appointments are required and can be made by calling Eastside Animal...

  • Celebrating History: Long George on the lamb

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    EMILY MAYER It seems Long George didn’t like the verdict handed down to him by a jury of his peers last week. The Havre Plaindealer in its March 9, 1918 edition carried the following: FRENCH LEAVE TAKEN BY GEORGE FRANCIS Failed to Appear in District Court for Sentence George Francis, who was convicted by a jury in district court last week of horse stealing, is now a fugitive of justice. Following the report of the jury, Francis was given until Monday to attend to business affairs, and for that purpose was released under b...

  • International Poetry Reading in April

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    People who know another language besides modern English can celebrate the beauty of language by sharing their other language with the campus and community. It’s time to volunteer for the second annual Voices of the Hi-Line, which will take place at 7 p.m. April 11. Co-organizers Valerie Guyant, assistant professor of English and Cristina Estrada-Underwood, director of Diversity Awareness and Multicultural Programs invite members of the community, international students, national students, faculty and staff, whether native s...

  • View from the North 40: You just never know what'll get a laugh

    Pam Burke|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    I’m calling it a quirk, but if I were hard-pressed to be honest about it, I’d have to admit that it’s a failing or a weakness or a glitch, even, in my brain. I suffer from homophonia. That’s not a word. I just made it up. I started with a real word, though: homophone, which describes how words can sound the same, or nearly the same, but be spelled differently and have completely different meanings. I occasionally mix up my homophones, usually when I’m tired or in a hurry, and...

  • Letter to the Editor - Come to a wild safari and help Rotary help communities

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Editor, The Rotary Club is preparing to turn the Big Sandy High School gym into a “Wild Safari!” This will help us forget the cold and snow we have been experiencing. Tickets are available for the “Wild Safari Dreams” Banquet, March 17, and can be purchased at Wells Fargo Bank, The Grocery Store, Ophus Auction Service and Sheehy’s Law Office or your favorite Rotarian. Inflation has not touched the banquet ticket price of $100 per couple. Prices are the same as in 1984. Something new and exciting this year — you will be abl...

  • SNAP critical to helping Montana seniors live independently and avoid costly hospitalization

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Seniors will be watching closely as Congress engages in ongoing federal budget and policy deliberations in the coming months. At AARP, we will continue to monitor any proposed changes to Medicare, Medicaid (including long-term care benefits), Social Security, and other programs that so many of us, our children and grandchildren rely on to maintain the our health and dignity. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as Food Stamps) can be a critical piece of that equation for many Montana seniors....

  • For the Record, March 9, 2018

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Havre Police Department Officers arrested George Timothy Healy of Fort Belknap, 56, on a Justice or City court warrant Thursday at 10:16 a.m at the Hill County Detention Center. —— Officers investigated after a Third Street West caller requested Thursday at 11:05 a.m. a welfare check on someone. —— Officers investigated after a Ninth Street caller requested Thursday at 11:35 a.m. a welfare check on a female. —— Officers investigated after a Grant Avenue caller reported Thursday at 1 p.m. that she backed into a van. —— Off...

  • Agenda - H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    The next regular meeting of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board will be Monday, March 12, at 6 p.m. in the Board Room of the Havre Inn and Suites. The agenda is:: • Roll call of members • Reading and approval of minutes • Museum report • Wahkpa Chu’gn report • The foundation report • Committee reports • Education and Programs (Living History, June 2) • Budget and Finance • Displays — “The Great War” exhibit • By-laws • Unfinished business • New business • “Building Havre’s History” Tea, Saturday, April 28 • Discuss raffl...

  • Agenda - Hill County Commission

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    MONDAY 1 p.m. — Meeting of management of reservoirs & Beaver Creek Drainage 1:30 p.m. — UDB meeting in Timmons Room TUESDAY 10:30 a.m. — LEPC meeting 10:30 a.m. — Weekly Road Dept. meeting 1:30 p.m. — 911 Committee meeting WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. — Safety meeting in Timmons Room THURSDAY 10 a.m. — County officials meeting in Timmons Room 11 a.m. — Weekly business meeting Manual claims Employment review Resolutions Tax adjustments County permit approval Subdivision/survey approval Contracts Time for comments from the public 1:30...

  • Agenda - Havre Public Schools District 16 & A Board of Trustees

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    A. Call to order 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Welcome to visitors 4. Presentation and display 5. Agenda deletions, corrections and additions allowed per policy, if any B. Unanimous consent agenda 1. Minutes of previous regular and special meetings 2. Elementary School District No. 16 claims, warrants, pre-written warrants and payrolls 3. High School District “A” claims, warrants, pre-written warrants and payrolls. 4. Budget transfers 5. Investment report 6. Activity report 7. JV entries 8. Bus routes 9. Per...

  • Obituary - Joyce Elaine (Olson) Howieson

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Joyce Elaine (Olson) Howieson, 89, passed away due to natural causes at Northern Montana Care Center Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018. Cremation has taken place, and graveside services will be held later this year. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Joyce's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at http://www.hollandbonine.com/. Joyce was born May 4, 1928, in Chinook, Blaine County, Montana, to Esther Mae and...

  • Obituary - Dorothy T. Kinsey, (Esin Ha "Kills Good")

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Dorothy T. Kinsey, (Esin Ha "Kills Good") of Hays, 92, passed away Wednesday, March 7, 2018, at Northern Montana Care Center due to natural causes. A wake will be held at the Mission Rec Center in Hays starting with a rosary at 7 p.m. today, Friday, March 9, 2018, and a funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 10, 2018. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Dorothy's online memorial page for a full obituary and leave a message of condo...

  • Obituary - Jolynn "Jody" Cole

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Jolynn "Jody" Cole, 54, passed away due to natural causes Sunday, March 4, 2018, at Northern Montana Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 12, 2018, and burial will follow in Highland Cemetery. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements. Please visit Jody's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at http://www.hollandbonine.com/. Jody was born on July 19, 1963, in St. Ignatius to...

  • Bizarre finish, but the Ponies look ahead to face an old rival tonight

    Chris Peterson|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    GREAT FALLS - Throughout the 2017-18 season, things have come relatively easy for the Havre High girls basketball team. The Blue Ponies entered the Class A state tournament with a 21-0 record and only a handful of those wins were even close. During the season, CMR and Rocky Boy, two teams from Class AA and Class B respectively, came the closest to beating Havre, as each team lost by six at home. Yet, at some point, you just knew the Ponies would run into a tough game and in th...

  • Stars move on in Missoula

    George Ferguson and Chris Peterson|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    After taking the hard route to the Class B state boys basketball tournament, the Rocky Boy Stars are now just one win away from playing for a state championship. Rocky Boy, the second seed from the Northern B, took on Southern B champion Three Forks at Dahlberg Arena in Missoula Thursday and used an early 14-0 run to take control of the game. The Stars eventually knocked off Three Forks 67-56 to earn a place in the semifinals tonight against undefeated Bigfork, which beat...

  • Hi-Line Thrillers: BUZZER-BEATING BEARS

    George Ferguson|Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Box Elder has a lot of stars up and down its lineup. But in the first round of the Class C state tournament the Bears turned to a player who's name may not get as much publicity as some of her more well-known teammates. Nikayla Anderson's name is now etched in Box Elder lore. With just two seconds remaining in overtime of Thursday's game between the Bears and Twin Bridges inside the Butte Civic Center, Anderson had the ball in her hands, and promptly sank a shot that go will...

  • Senior Center News, March 9, 2018

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    North Central Senior Citizens Center, March 12-16 Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m; TOPS at 8 a.m.; cards at 1 p.m.; mall or Walmart shopping from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; pinochle at 1 p.m.; Great Falls trip at 8 a.m. Friday — Medical transportation will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. but people must make a request at least 24 hours in advance....

  • Havre Middle School lists students of the month

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Havre Middle School's Sixth-Grade Student of the Month for February is Marlee Thivierge. Marlee is the daughter of Tyson and Shephanie Thivierage. She has one older brother, Orion Thivierage. Marlee is a member of Student Council and MBI Youth Team. She also plays the flute in HMS's band. Outside of school Marlee dances Hip Hop at High Line Dance. At school, Marlee is friendly and a joy to be around. Her teachers comment on how eager and excited she is to learn. She is kind,...

  • Out Our Way: The patience of Doc

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    Out our way God is always ready to teach us something new if we will just be patient and learn to open our eyes, ears and minds. As most of you know by now, I have given my horse, Goliath, the nickname of "Doc" because he has often been my professor at the Institute of Horse Sense Theology. Aside from lessons on humility conducted by tossing me into the cactus when I get a bit cocky, he has also taught me lessons in patience, I am not exactly a handy guy or a fast learner....

  • The Scriptures on Finances - Trust - including financial - is critical to marriage

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    This week we will continue to look at some of the information presented by Howard Dayton in his book “Money and Marriage God’s Way.” It may take time for a Christian couple to learn how to be a blessing to one another when it comes to financial matters. Many couples choose 1 Corinthians Chapter 13 as one of the Scriptures to be read at their wedding. Love is patient and love is kind. That says easy but does hard, as my father-in-law used to say. When one spouse is not stewarding money the way the other spouse thinks he or sh...

  • Hello God. It's me, Mara

    Updated Mar 9, 2018

    A clock You know, Lord, some time ago (probably way back, mid-last century) someone wrote some interesting things about the invention of a brand new kind of an alarm clock; this “new” clock was one that woke you up by releasing a cloud of perfume. If, perchance, one had a stuffed up nose, the backup system was flashing lights. Clock manufactures know that exciting any of the five senses will do the trick of waking up a slumbering human. To excite the sense of smell, wouldn’t one really rather be awakened to the aroma of fresh...

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