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The center is decorated for the holidays, so now we get to sit back and enjoy! The movie “A Dog Named Christmas” will be shown this Wednesday in the library meeting room at 1 p.m. Popcorn and drinks will be provided. Whist is played this Wednesday at 1 p.m. The Strong People exercise class with Lauren Lamonica is Thursday, Dec. 14 at 10:30 a.m. Bingo is played Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m. Last week there were 14 people playing and Irene Gauthier won the blackout prize. The Kitchen Band will be playing at 11 a.m. this Friday. Pinochle is pla...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 6 game wardens are seeking any information regarding a mule deer buck that was shot and left about sixteen miles south of Chinook, sometime on or around Nov. 14. The head was removed from the deer, and all the meat was left to waste. The incident occurred on private property about 1.5 miles east of the Chinook Clear Creek Rd., near the junction with the Havre Clear Creek Road. The deer was found along what is locally referred to as the "gas well road,"...
FSA’s Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP) provides compensation to eligible livestock producers who suffer grazing losses for covered livestock due to drought on privately owned or cash leased land, or fire on federally managed land. Livestock producers in 42 Montana counties are eligible to apply for 2017 LFP benefits on small grain, native pasture, improved pasture, annual ryegrass and forage sorghum that is produced on dryland acres and used for grazing. Irrigated acres used for grazing or aftermath grazing are not eligible under this p...
The Annual Bazaar held at Aaniiih Nakoda College this past weekend featured 16 vendors that gave shoppers a wide selection of homemade crafts and food items. Proceeds of the Bazaar will go to the student needs of the White Clay Immersion School at Fort Belknap. Along with Holiday season comes the opportunity for shoppers and vendors alike to display their crafts and goods. Many organizations hold Bazaars as a fundraiser this time of year offering all kinds of unique items. Please see page 5 for...
The Blaine County Fair Foundation recently received a $1000 challenge grant. Laura Kleinjan, Foundation Secretary/Treasurer, said, "This is a great opportunity for others to double the value of their donation. The anonymous donor will match other gifts up to the $1000." Kleinjan added, "The timing of the challenge grant allows folks to make taxable deductions before the end of the year." The Fair Foundation was incorporated in November, 2016 and has since received certification from the...
For Immediate Release WASHINGTON, DC, November 30, 2017-The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has announced that Sweet Medical Center (SMC) of Chinook has received NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Recognition for using evidence-based, patient-centered processes that focus on highly coordinated care and long term, participative relationships. The NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home is a model of primary care that combines teamwork and information technology to improve care,...
For Immediate Release November 27, 2017 MISSOULA – Four students majoring in piano at the University of Montana School of Music recently were selected to present their research at the Music Teachers National Association Conference in Orlando, Florida, in March. The students' presentation, "Building a Better Bass: Laying a Secure Left Hand Foundation," was one of five selected out of 32 applicants from universities across the country. The students – seniors Scott Hamilton and Claire Wang and jun...
All of us at Sweet Medical Center (SMC) know that immunizations are key to good health. An extensive amount of research and testing goes into developing all types of immunizations, so we are confident in recommending them to our patients and the general public. If you have not yet received your flu shot yet this fall, I encourage you to get one as soon as possible! A couple reasons I've heard over the years for not getting the flu shot and my responses: I already had the flu this year. I threw u...
Erika Arnold, above left, and Cody Arnold below left show their animals at the NILE Convention in Billings, Montana. The Northern International Livestock Exposition (NILE). According to the NILE website the event is "dedicated to the promotion of livestock, agriculture education, and preserving the western way of life." The show is a week long and is generally held one week in October. A gathering of contestants and entries from 38 states converge for the week long event. Hundreds of registrants...
The Turner American Lutheran W.E.L.C.A. held their annual Christmas tea for all women and girls this past Sunday. The program consisted of singing Christmas songs accompanied by Valerie Van Voast on the piano, prayer, special guest singing, and a short skit. Michelle Keller and her second grade daughter, Olivia sang "What a Beautiful World." Kirsti Cederberg was the MC for the program while a group of ladies each read a short verse telling a bible verse portraying why each of us are a princess...
The Harlem Library's annual Creative Christmas program is an opportunity for locals to get ideas for Christmas decorations and new holiday dishes. And do some visiting. This year's program to the 27 guests who gathered, was presented by Shannon Van Voast of Turner. A big fan of Pintrest, a social media website that features creative ideas, Van Voast said, "Actually, since I started looking at Pintrest I've not had an original idea." That statement turned out to be not quit accurate as she...
Blaine Countians could chose among several holiday bazaars this past weekend. The local bazaars have their roots in the Christmas bazaars, or "Christ child markets," that began in Germany in the late 1200's. Many of those early European bazaars still operate during Advent (from the first Sunday in December to Christmas Eve) and attract millions of visitors, having become a major draw for tourists. While the bazaars in Blaine County are more modest in size and length, they play a major role in...
Glenna Ammen attended the Ladies Tea on Sunday at the Lutheran Church. Tom and Lucy Fairbank were to Glasgow over the weekend to attend the Tornado team’s tournament. Don and Bonnie Harmon were to Glasgow to take in basketball action over the weekend. Cindy Cowan, Carol Klindworth, and Tammy Jones were to Virgelle to take in the Country Christmas held there. Sonny and Nellie Obrecht took in MSU-Northern basketball games this weekend in Havre. Season Passes are available at the Turner School for those wishing to purchase tickets for games p...
Terry and Brenda Mohar and Dusty and Misty Mohar and boys went to Billings on Friday and did some shopping. They returned home on Sunday. Sandy Beck attended the Christmas Tea at the Lutheran Church in Turner on Sunday. Afterwards she stopped in to visit Sylv and Fred Mohar. Funeral services were held for Virda Klindworth on Monday. Family members stayed at the Duane Klindworth home and after the service they returned to their respective homes. The community extends sympathy to the family. Susan Billmayer attended the Christmas Craft...
Reporter's note: My wife and I just returned from western Washington where we spent the month of October working at Biringer's Black Crow Pumpkins and Corn Maze outside Arlington (50 miles north of Seattle). This pumpkin patch and maze was started six years ago by Gary and Julie Biringer. Gary is the third generation Biringer farmer to be in what is popularly now called agritourism-"...any agriculturally based operation that brings visitors to a farm or ranch." Agritourism is also known by...
Today the library has special hours from 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. This is to allow set up time for the 5th Annual Friends of the Harlem Library Wine and Cheese Holiday fundraiser tonight from 6-8 P.M. Call the library to see if there are any tickets still available. Tis the season to be reading! We have a wonderful selection of holiday books on the Christmas book tree for you to choose from! New titles include “Manhattan Beach” by Jennifer Egan. When Anna Kerrigan was twelve she goes with her father to visit Dexter Styles, who is somehow vital to the...
The library held the 26th annual Hassle Free Christmas program last week. We would like to thank our presenters, Kourtney Hanson, Allyssa Schoen, Erika Arnold and Raynee Hasler for a wonderful program and help cleaning up. Thank you to the Ecumenical Echoes Bell Choir for providing musical entertainment again this year. A special thanks to the library trustees; Steve Edwards, Carol Elliot, Amelia Funk, Patty Hall and Barb Jergeson and staff, Kelsey Harry and Michelle Lowham for the extra effort put forth to make our program successful....
By Katie Noel In Appreciation: Thank You to Dale Klungland for fixing the blue chair in the Activity Room; To Diane Peterson for the cases of water and bucket of candy for the Activity Room; To Carla Becker for the wreath. Catholic Church Christmas Bazaar, Sunday, December 3rd. It goes from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at New Horizons. Bake sale, raffle, bazaar tables, cookie stroll. Elsie Bertelsen was the 50-50 Kitty winner for November. She took home $29.50 on this win. The Harlem Christmas Event is next Sunday, December 10th, at the VFW. The...
December is in full swing and what a week we have planned for you! Christmas movies will be shown every Wednesday in December starting with “It’s a Wonderful Life” on Dec. 6. Showtime is 1 p.m. in the library meeting room. Popcorn and drinks are provided. Strong People meets Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. in the library meeting room. Lauren Lamonica is the instructor. Bingo is played Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m. Last week there were 15 people playing and Amy Belle Smith won the Jackpot money. The Kitchen Band starts playing at 11 a.m. on Fr...
Reporter's note: I believe the first time I saw Roy Case, and the line of "unique Montana-style birdhouses" he builds and sells, was at the Seed Show in Harlem last year. Since then I've seen him at other bazaars and community events. He's created a style of birdhouse that is beyond the more traditional with just four walls and a roof. His birdhouses are eye-catching and require some close examination to really see and appreciate their detail and distinctive style. On Roy's business card, after...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact Greg Lemon, 444-3051 For the second year, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 6 has a shoulder season that allows antlerless elk hunting from Dec. 15-Dec. 31, with a specific B-license. Elk licenses (general elk or B-licenses) valid during the archery and general seasons are not valid for the shoulder season in Region 6. Hunters must have previously applied for this opportunity during the June 1 license drawing, and received their elk B-license that is only valid during the R6 shoulder season, either a:...
The Big Flat 4-H Club had their November meeting at Reed’s Elevator on Sunday, Nov. 19, at noon. We replaced burned out/broken bulbs on the town Christmas decorations, then Chet and Shandel Fouts got them hung up around Turner. We had a potluck lunch and then our 4-H business meeting. Hannah gave a report on 4-H Achievement Night. We decided to play Bingo, games, and caroling with the Senior Citizens in Harlem for our Christmas Party. We voted to provide cookies for the Community Christmas Concert in Turner on Dec. 20. We are hosts for the P...
The Christmas season has officially began the 32nd Annual Parade of Lights in Chinook helped usher in the Holiday spirit with its Stroll and Festival of Trees this past Friday. The day after Thanksgiving is a wild one with all its 'Black Friday' sales but shoppers in downtown Chinook could shop unique gift items at Wallner Hall, enjoy vendors and music on main street and the Parade to begin the evening. The Festival of Trees capped of the Festivity with a live auction, Above: The Valley Clovers...
For more than a year Bonnie Hellman, of Chinook, has been using her sewing skills to help orphans in Haiti. The retired elementary teacher collects (she taught 27 years in Harlem), cuts and sews cotton t-shirts in to 'diapers' that eventually are used in four orphanages on the Caribbean island. She got interested in the ministry when she met another seamstress who was showing one of the homemade diapers to a group at a senior center in Culbertson, Montana. Since she started making the diapers,...
The East Fork Fire Appreciation Dinner was held last Saturday night at the Commercial Building at the Blaine County Fairgrounds. Soon after the 20,000+ acre fire was controlled in mid-September, Ted Crowley and his family wanted to show their appreciation to all the people who helped the landowners in the south Blaine/Hill County areas. Landowners got together and planned an event that drew 400+ guests. Ted and Barb Crowley's ranch was the site of the Central Fire Command during the fire, the...
