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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Eugene Goligoski, 77, of San Diego, who died on Oct. 27, 2014, surrounded by family. Gene was born Oct. 19, 1937, in Havre, Montana, to Helen Goligoski. He attended St. Jude Thaddeus School and graduated from Havre Central High School. Upon graduation, he entered military service. He served in the United States Navy for 30 years. He was a naval photographer and recruiter, traveling the world and visiting many ports of...
The "Everybody Loves Firefighters," or ELF, food drive will take place Wednesday and Thursday. Havre firefighters and volunteers will be driving in the wintry conditions to collect nonperishable food items for the Havre Community Food Bank in North Havre. Cody McLain, head ELF and engineer at the Havre Fire Department, said that his department and the firefighters union have joined forces for the ELF Food Drive. "We collaborate with the food bank - they help sort all of the...
As winter rears its head upon the Hi-Line, driving a vehicle becomes more dangerous with the iced roads and low visibility David Peterson, the director of Havre Public Works said one of the most important tips he has for people driving through wintry conditions is to be aware of which roads are being taken care of. He added that the beginning of the season is always tough because people forget the habits they picked up the winter before. "Just because you see sand and stuff...
The four new members of the Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation Business Committee were voted upon Nov. 4, but had to wait until Monday to see if any objections were filed. Jonathan Windy Boy was one of the people on the eight-person list voters could choose from and said he filed his objection Friday afternoon. Only a candidate who was defeated in the election is eligible to contest the results of the election. Windy Boy said he filed his complaint because there was a voter who broke the rules of the tribal constitution. “To vot...
Bruce Harold Sunchild, who faces theft and tax evasion charges in a string of Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation investigations, had a change-of-plea hearing Monday. Sunchild pleaded guilty to charges at the United States District Court in Great Falls Monday and is set to be sentenced Jan. 29. He pleaded guilty to two counts of theft. One was from an Indian Tribal Organization. He admitted that he knowingly converted monies, funds or property to his use or the use of another, that the property belonged to the Rocky Boy Health b...
Lincoln-McKinley Primary School third-grade students, along with their classroom teachers and music teacher, Mrs. Donovan, will be presenting their patriotic concert Tuesday, Nov. 25. There will be two programs, with the first program at 10:45 a.m. featuring the classes of Miss Adamson, Miss McClenahan, Mrs. Meldrum and Mrs. Stickel, and the second at 2 p.m. featuring the classes of Miss Anderson, Mrs. Leinwand and Mrs. Olson. With the program, school representatives said, students are expressing how proud they are of the...
ChildCare Link was planning a forum for providers Thursday. It has been postponed because of the weather, but it will be rescheduled at a future time....
Special to the Daily News The American Red Cross has scheduled a blood drawing for Thursday in Chester, part of a push to ensure that enough blood supplies are available for patients through the holiday season. The Chester Red Cross event is scheduled for 1 to 6 p.m. at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church at Main and Madison. Blood donations often decline during the holidays when donors get busy with travel and family gatherings, but the need for blood remains steady, a press release announcing upcoming blood drawings says, a...
HELP Committee ReACT is Montana's teen-led movement against big tobacco. Teens across the state have recognized the power of young people to effectively take on one of our leading preventable causes of death, commercial tobacco use. Thursday, Nov. 20, marks the 44th annual informal holiday known as the Great American Smokeout. It is promoted by the American Cancer Society and is held on the third Thursday of November each year. Smokers are encouraged to make a plan to quit,...
Special to the Daily News Energy Share of Montana is accepting applications for emergency heating assistance at District 4 HRDC in Havre, 2229 5th Ave., 265-6743 or 1-800-640-6743. Energy Share is a private nonprofit organization that was established in 1983 to help Montanans who are facing financial difficulties and loss of heat or lights in their home due to circumstances beyond their control. A local, volunteer Energy Share Committee works with District 4 HRDC to review the applications. Energy Share helps people no...
Today is Veterans Day, the day set aside for Americans to honor those who have served in the armed forces over the year. Many of those honored today are not the people described as heroes in the traditional sense. It is not the day to pay tribute to those who died in service — that’s Memorial Day. Nor is it meant for those who courageously fought in a major battle. It is a time to honor those men and women who gave us two, three or 30 years of their lives to serve their country. With the advent of the volunteer Army, the numb...
Havre Pollice Department The Havre Police Department call record was not available by printing deadline this morning. Hill County Sheriff’s Office Deputies investigated a report from a 1st Street business Monday at noon concerning vandalism. —— Deputies investigated a report from 2nd Avenue Monday at 3:05 p.m. concerning vandalism. —— Jon Dale Rufolo, 29, of New York was arrested Monday at 2:41 p.m. on a charge of disorderly conduct....
The Montana State University-Northern women’s basketball team is off to a terrific start this season. But the Skylights were faced with their first true NAIA tests of the season this past weekend in Phoenix. However, if San Diego Christian and Arizona Christian were the tests for Northern in what is still a young season, the Skylights passed with flying colors. Last Friday night, the No. 21 Skylights dismantled San Diego Christian 79-41 in the opening night of the Arizona C...
Larry D. LaMere, 58, of Merwin, Missouri, died instantly of a heart attack on Oct. 19, 2014. He was born on Oct. 5, 1956, in Fort Belknap and was raised in Chinook. He enlisted and served in the United States Army. Cremation has taken place. His memorial graveside service with military honors is Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Malta cemetery....
With just one week left in the Frontier Conference football season, the league title is still up for grabs. While three teams from the Frontier remain nationally ranked. After beating Rocky Mountain College at home last Saturday, the Carroll College Fighting Saints remain No. 2 in the most recent NAIA Coaches Poll. The Saints are tied with Southern Oregon for the top spot in the Frontier with one game to play. The Raiders moved up one spot to No. 4 this week and will go into...
Going into the 2014 Northern C Divisional volleyball tournament, the Chinook Sugarbeeters had yet to lose a match. And everything was set up for the Beeters to make a run to the Class C state tournament. In fact, it was the perfect scenario, as the Beeters were playing the divisional tournament on their home floor. However, for Chinook, and the rest of the District 6C East, it wasn’t meant to be. Chinook wound up being eliminated from the tournament after just one victory, w...
Ian McIntosh, Chinook Football When quarterbacks get on a roll, usually so does their team. And that's Ian McIntosh and the Chinook Sugarbeeters right now. McIntosh has been red-hot the last two weeks, and as a result, Chinook has advanced to the Class C semifinals. In last Saturday's quarterfinal game against Broadus, McIntosh threw three touchdown passes and ran for a two-yard score in the fourth quarter to put the Hawks away, 40-20. McIntosh has thrown for seven touchdowns...
