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HELENA - It's tomato roulette time in Montana. Just when the vines are groaning with half-ripe fruit, a killing frost could strike any night, wiping out months of fertilizing, watering and combating an array of tomato-loving pests that range from pack rats to deer. The chilling news is usually delivered in mid-September by a jovial TV weatherman named Frosty, who waves frantically at maps and charts before delivering the coupe de grace: "If you haven't covered your plants tonight, it may already be too late." All the yard...
"Bowler - Any person who at any time rolled a bowling ball and had an excuse for why it didn't go where it was supposed to go!" Jackpot bowling is held Saturday nights at 8. Reservations may be made by calling the lanes at 265-5885. YABA registration will be held on Oct. 10, from 2-4 p.m. at the lanes. If possible, please furnish proof of date of birth. The leagues are scheduled to begin the week of the 24th. Gary Berg will continue his role as president of the organization. Joanne Antley was elected VP, I will be doing the...
After a pair of emotion-filled, exhausting and exciting conference wins this past weekend, another match today would seem like the perfect time for a letdown from the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team. Except for one thing, the Skylights opponent is the University of Great Falls. Although it has only been three years since the Argos restarted their volleyball program, in those three years, a tense, heated rivalry has developed with the Skylights. The two teams will renew it tonight at 7 at the MSU-Northern...
Difficult courses and strong competition is what both Havre High golf teams were up against the past two days at the Flatfish Invitational golf tournament in Kalispell and Whitefish. The two-day, 36-hole tournament played at Buffalo Hills in Kalispell and Whitefish Lakes South Course in Whitefish was the final tune-up for the HHS golf teams before they head to the Central A divisional tournament in Lewistown this weekend. The Havre High boys team finished with a two-day total score of 674. As expected, the tournament was...
WHITEFISH - Shari Marie McCann Harris, 43, died at her home in Whitefish on Friday, Sept. 23, 2004, after a long, courageous battle with cancer. A memorial service is planned for 11 a.m. on Oct. 9 at the Christ Lutheran Church in Whitefish. Cremation has taken place. Shari was born in Billings on Aug. 9, 1961, to Donald L. and Joneva Svetich McCann. Shari attended elementary schools in Yellowstone National Park and Billings. She graduated from high school in Bozeman in 1979, after spending a year as a foreign exchange student...
Tuesday morning, assistant school superintendent Dennis Parman unpacked a box containing the test results that will determine whether Havre schools meet the standards of President Bush's No Child Left Behind. The results are from the Measured Progress Test, which was administered for the first time last year, and which will continue to be used as the main factor in determining a school district's academic performance. This year, the schools will be told what percentage of students need to have scored at the proficient or...
A Havre organization and a regional anti-poverty group are teaming up to try to help youths all over north-central Montana. Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth and the Northcentral Montana Community Ventures Coalition are joining efforts to build assets in young people, with a pilot project proposed for Havre, Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation and Great Falls. "That offers a lot bigger perspective for the assets process. It doesn't just localize it to this community; it spreads it out and regionalizes it," said Tim Maroney, a...
After emerging last week from a single-vehicle car crash that left her nearly untouched, MaryEtta Sohm, a retired Havre school teacher, has referred to herself as a "walking miracle." She counts surviving the crash as one among many blessings in a long, active life. Sohm taught fifth and sixth grade at the Devlin School for 28 years, until retiring in 1976. She is still greeted by her former students, but now she is also known for other community work. After retiring, she began running the gift shop at the hospital, a...
Story by Ellen Thompson Montana State University-Bozeman has preserved a piece of Hill County history, adding to its collections all of the telegrams received by Fort Assinniboine in 1881, the year of Sitting Bull's surrender. Purchased in April and posted on the Internet in July, the telegrams are now available for anyone to access without fear of damaging them, MSU special collection archivist Kim Allen Scott said. They contain more information about daily life at Fort Assinniboine than was previously known, Fort...
Parents and children need to put their heads together to prevent brain injuries. The brain is like a master computer for the human body. It controls thinking, learning, language and memory. A child's ability to move, breathe, see, speak, hear and feel is controlled by the brain because the brain sends all of these signals to the parts of the body. It even affects a child's emotions and personality. With all these vital functions at risk, parents can see that protecting their child's brain from injury is a critical...
Participants can now preregister for the Festival Days Run/Walk, scheduled for Sept. 19. The event is open to runners and walkers of all ages. Race day registration will start at 9 a.m., with the 5K run/walk starting at 10 a.m. and the 1-mile run/walk at 11 a.m. All events will start and finish at the Montana State University-Northern 11th Street east parking lot. Entry fees are $6 without a T-shirt and $14 with a long-sleeved race T-shirt. All entry fees include race refreshments and door prizes. Prizes will be awarded to...
HELENA - It's tomato roulette time in Montana. Just when the vines are groaning with half-ripe fruit, a killing frost could strike any night, wiping out months of fertilizing, watering and combating an array of tomato-loving pests that range from pack rats to deer. The chilling news is usually delivered in mid-September by a jovial TV weatherman named Frosty, who waves frantically at maps and charts before delivering the coupe de grace: "If you haven't covered your plants tonight, it may already be too late." All the yard...
"Bowler - Any person who at any time rolled a bowling ball and had an excuse for why it didn't go where it was supposed to go!" Jackpot bowling is held Saturday nights at 8. Reservations may be made by calling the lanes at 265-5885. YABA registration will be held on Oct. 10, from 2-4 p.m. at the lanes. If possible, please furnish proof of date of birth. The leagues are scheduled to begin the week of the 24th. Gary Berg will continue his role as president of the organization. Joanne Antley was elected VP, I will be doing the...
After a pair of emotion-filled, exhausting and exciting conference wins this past weekend, another match today would seem like the perfect time for a letdown from the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team. Except for one thing, the Skylights opponent is the University of Great Falls. Although it has only been three years since the Argos restarted their volleyball program, in those three years, a tense, heated rivalry has developed with the Skylights. The two teams will renew it tonight at 7 at the MSU-Northern...
Difficult courses and strong competition is what both Havre High golf teams were up against the past two days at the Flatfish Invitational golf tournament in Kalispell and Whitefish. The two-day, 36-hole tournament played at Buffalo Hills in Kalispell and Whitefish Lakes South Course in Whitefish was the final tune-up for the HHS golf teams before they head to the Central A divisional tournament in Lewistown this weekend. The Havre High boys team finished with a two-day total score of 674. As expected, the tournament was...
WHITEFISH - Shari Marie McCann Harris, 43, died at her home in Whitefish on Friday, Sept. 23, 2004, after a long, courageous battle with cancer. A memorial service is planned for 11 a.m. on Oct. 9 at the Christ Lutheran Church in Whitefish. Cremation has taken place. Shari was born in Billings on Aug. 9, 1961, to Donald L. and Joneva Svetich McCann. Shari attended elementary schools in Yellowstone National Park and Billings. She graduated from high school in Bozeman in 1979, after spending a year as a foreign exchange student...
Tuesday morning, assistant school superintendent Dennis Parman unpacked a box containing the test results that will determine whether Havre schools meet the standards of President Bush's No Child Left Behind. The results are from the Measured Progress Test, which was administered for the first time last year, and which will continue to be used as the main factor in determining a school district's academic performance. This year, the schools will be told what percentage of students need to have scored at the proficient or...
A Havre organization and a regional anti-poverty group are teaming up to try to help youths all over north-central Montana. Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth and the Northcentral Montana Community Ventures Coalition are joining efforts to build assets in young people, with a pilot project proposed for Havre, Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation and Great Falls. "That offers a lot bigger perspective for the assets process. It doesn't just localize it to this community; it spreads it out and regionalizes it," said Tim Maroney, a...
After emerging last week from a single-vehicle car crash that left her nearly untouched, MaryEtta Sohm, a retired Havre school teacher, has referred to herself as a "walking miracle." She counts surviving the crash as one among many blessings in a long, active life. Sohm taught fifth and sixth grade at the Devlin School for 28 years, until retiring in 1976. She is still greeted by her former students, but now she is also known for other community work. After retiring, she began running the gift shop at the hospital, a...
Story by Ellen Thompson Montana State University-Bozeman has preserved a piece of Hill County history, adding to its collections all of the telegrams received by Fort Assinniboine in 1881, the year of Sitting Bull's surrender. Purchased in April and posted on the Internet in July, the telegrams are now available for anyone to access without fear of damaging them, MSU special collection archivist Kim Allen Scott said. They contain more information about daily life at Fort Assinniboine than was previously known, Fort...
Parents and children need to put their heads together to prevent brain injuries. The brain is like a master computer for the human body. It controls thinking, learning, language and memory. A child's ability to move, breathe, see, speak, hear and feel is controlled by the brain because the brain sends all of these signals to the parts of the body. It even affects a child's emotions and personality. With all these vital functions at risk, parents can see that protecting their child's brain from injury is a critical...
Participants can now preregister for the Festival Days Run/Walk, scheduled for Sept. 19. The event is open to runners and walkers of all ages. Race day registration will start at 9 a.m., with the 5K run/walk starting at 10 a.m. and the 1-mile run/walk at 11 a.m. All events will start and finish at the Montana State University-Northern 11th Street east parking lot. Entry fees are $6 without a T-shirt and $14 with a long-sleeved race T-shirt. All entry fees include race refreshments and door prizes. Prizes will be awarded to...
HELENA - It's tomato roulette time in Montana. Just when the vines are groaning with half-ripe fruit, a killing frost could strike any night, wiping out months of fertilizing, watering and combating an array of tomato-loving pests that range from pack rats to deer. The chilling news is usually delivered in mid-September by a jovial TV weatherman named Frosty, who waves frantically at maps and charts before delivering the coupe de grace: "If you haven't covered your plants tonight, it may already be too late." All the yard...
"Bowler - Any person who at any time rolled a bowling ball and had an excuse for why it didn't go where it was supposed to go!" Jackpot bowling is held Saturday nights at 8. Reservations may be made by calling the lanes at 265-5885. YABA registration will be held on Oct. 10, from 2-4 p.m. at the lanes. If possible, please furnish proof of date of birth. The leagues are scheduled to begin the week of the 24th. Gary Berg will continue his role as president of the organization. Joanne Antley was elected VP, I will be doing the...
After a pair of emotion-filled, exhausting and exciting conference wins this past weekend, another match today would seem like the perfect time for a letdown from the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team. Except for one thing, the Skylights opponent is the University of Great Falls. Although it has only been three years since the Argos restarted their volleyball program, in those three years, a tense, heated rivalry has developed with the Skylights. The two teams will renew it tonight at 7 at the MSU-Northern...
