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Eaglesof in winter Groundbreaking for medical center End an era forheld Stevensville athletics Bitter Root Humane Association

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary speech, occupa-

by Victoria Howell

Iconic announcers retiring from school sports events

One day, Jim attended a basket“When Keith Chambers came in as They both remember times when tional and physical ball game at Stevensville at which the coach in 1991, I had a nephew playing the gym would be so full that people services – announcer didn’t show up. Ron Nichon the team, “ said Jim. “It was so would be standingtherapy in the lobby trying including a therapy olas, the principal at the time, asked special.” to hear.

Jim became known for botchBitterroot Health Jim if he ing the – plus imaging held a groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbonpool at last week’s would do proand lab services. ceremony, said concerning the ing last Wednesday it. That was nunciby Victoria Howell Bishop said organization’s 50 years of service, An open house celebration was for its new medical 31 years ation“It of they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old ago, and people’s complex that will be Next season, Stevensville High Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and the it’s still runopen by a facility he’s been names. built just north of School football and basketball home bunch of little old ladies.” animal shelter located on Fairgrounds announcsaid by spring ofHe 2023, Stevensville at missing the games will be the familiar, yet Kathie Butts, President of the Road in Hamilton. The event served a ing games people and that they plan distinctive, “Voice of the Yellowjackcorner of Kootenai ever since. would Board, said, “This organization double purpose. ItJim included a ribbon ets.”

Announcers Pfau and Bill on continuinghas to Creek Road and in honor He worked just cutting ceremony of the new come such a long way since it was McNulty stepped down last week from expand services. alone for a hang Hwy 93. including tours the whole started about 50 years ago. I feel a on afacility, position they have heldoffor decades.

“We’re bringing the few years, every John Bishop, Bithuge sense of responsibility to honor building, and an array of food and Both men are firmly woven into the playing word, care to the patients, terroot CEO, those who have come before us and ” drink in honor of the organization’s fabric ofHealth the Stevensville community music out said.be aswaiting and are stepping 50ththat birthday. make it as good as he it can we set said Marcus out of shoes that will of a boomfor the be hard to fill.

Lois Hedgethe course for the next 50 years.”

The private non-profi t organization Daly Hospital had box, until misproStevensville the McCormack saidpeth, thatchair the of wasPfau firstgraduated organizedfrom in 1972.

In 1984, Bill showed nunciaHigh School in 1968.Bessenyey, He returned organization conducted a successful Countess Margarite the hospital board, up with tion. Bill from serving in of Vietnam 1970gave and fundraising campaign to fund the new granddaughter MarcusinDaly, better muwas the said this project married his wife Pat in 1973. Jim and construction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road sic equipjokester, has been four years his brother owned a feed mill south Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitment, a CD atcosts times pandemic hit and construction with a 99-year until lease.retirement.

Six years later, of Stevensville Pat in the works, but terplayer Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon and verging skyrocketed.

As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded worked at the school for many years. celebrating the opening pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the there were some of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

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CD’s. That John Bishop, inaphad to take out a mortgage to on finish the land totwo the daughters, organization whereand They have Christa delays due to the Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility was about proprion the property that had housed the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located.

The Jaime, both of whom attended SteSee SHELTER, page 2 ate in his 27 yearssince 1984. pandemic.

She said shelter theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces old building vensville Schools K-12.an Jaime is now remarks. ago, and their vision is that an elementary teacher there. just north of the Stevensville Junction.

But the rest is Bill McNulty and Jim Pfau announced their last basketball game at Stevensville High Schoolthe last Stevensville Bill graduated from Stevensville these were history. week, after a decades-long run as “The Voice of the Yellowjackets.”

High School in 1976. He worked offfacility willthe bethings more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as These been providing “quality, shore in the Louisiana oil fields until of a “medical center” rather than just a that made their announcing unique two have known each other for most “We always tried to raise a little Hamilton. accessible, personalized 1986, when he returned to Montana and fun, and memorable.

They would of their lives,health are related by marriage, excitement for the kids and the fans,” clinic.

She also said that Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will care” for 90 years. and went to school to become a chiMurphy. the make up nicknames forShe theled players. and they are best friends. said Bill.primary, “We promoted the team.

We Hospital, which is a critical access provide care, urgent care and ropractor. He opened his practice in In recent years, they commissioners through They would often announce someone’s “Both of us love sports,” said Jim. put signs on Main Street advertising hospital, was recently rated #4byinfund the 1993. Bill’s daughter, Jackie, graduatspecialty Twowould physicians taking stepsheto lengthy birthday, evena though itfund wasn’t the “And we bothhave lovebeen kids.”

Jim said the MDT come have and by Victoria HowellHigh School and megames, likeservices. a and ton of ed from Stevensville forbirthday. quality by thethey national rataccounting that, to sum been along nurse nation investplaying in all the commuperson’s And has had nephews at the school already remove them.hired, I would justwith put athem bricks.” worked at the Bitterroot Star during it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. and that’s been fun to announce. up again.” practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald Eagles have been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, it comes See END, page 2 herWhen high school years. overall, doing very well

by Michael Victoria Howell aresent being recruited. also be he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg Howell. home from There willby on its tax collections and Overstreet has a the hospital with showing revenues over The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli County message for you: an oxygen tank. of projections in Fairgrounds will be held February 12th. Thiswhile is don’t fool around!

He was home for most departments theMichael tenth annual event andexpenses the way have it’s shaping Overstreet, two or three days. by Howell only up, it’s going to be an event worthy oftoa23% jubilee an attorney in During that time, amounted of and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections due in large private practice in hismeeting oxygen level by Victoria Howell the budget year, the part jobyear’s vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of to this appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, county’s performance have yetRodeo to be filled. event. Freeman is also thethat chair of the diagnosed with from a normal of his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiAt the second regular is looking pretty good, One big savings was in Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say council and mayor how local tional council members. meeting of the two-member according to Ravalli the budgeted funds The landfill started on about highway. which he’s been on for 12 years. A real estate for February of 2021. that 51 is brain government should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” said County CFO Klarryse The National the Bitterroot, county’s share in Stevensville Town Council, on 30 acres of land located Institutes agentsouth for 18ofyears here in the andof also He went through damage material.” was a frequent commenter Gibson Victor where the Bitterroot DisHealth began cleanup operations January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and 10 chemotherapy and But COVID-19 See COUNTY, page

by Nathan Boddy currently in 1994. A pump and groundJoan Mell, an attorney posal Transfer Station Berthoud told the council and at council meetings during fundraising skills, and discipline, have been put to in late August he was was no operates. joke. “It water treatment system were the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot recaudience that sheperfect was having good useofas chair installed of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the so bad In I felt There iscancer no substitute for human 1985 the Department at the time and operated Crews told ognized for stepping in I couldn’t said the committee hopes to discovraise blood.

This one fact might give public anyonecomment, pause trouble streaming the meethad been eradicated. like Environmental QualityFreeman conducted until 2012, when it was

by Michael Howell the council to handle the prosecution when considering value ofthat those mak$50,000 this year, for that the expansion the rodeo Overstreet had the breathe,a like I ings on the internet.

Sheproportional said preliminary assessment of the ered the plume of had underblood donation, especially thepublic fact that comment should caseload of Town Attorney just getting old,” he groundwater in the bucking area andchutes. dis- “They’re gone significant reduction insaid. size. surgery on YouTube October was being water the former chan- givening Department of blood can only be used up several weeksthe af-mayor, not theThe Montana “They need to be replaced.

They’re getting banged covered contamination.

At least NIH initially provided bottled address Greg Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what nelter they had wasInno longer of this year, the Red Environmental Quality (DEQ) has donation.

January some of the primaryup. contaminant, forhard landowners in the area Bucking stockwater can be on metal.” removal, thethey finalhad I imagine water audience.

He also said, issued “This an Amendment hospitalized,to and recovthethen working but set40% up of the Cross, which provides nation’s blood, Chloroform, may have originated affected by the plume. they The 10th annual cowboy ball – whichLater actually in the is notduring a question from Covid-19.

Mell to be Recordering, of Decision (ROD)boarding declared the first ever “blood crisis” the and answer” atreatment new Facebook page.

Howfrom chemical laboratory waste drilled deep source wells that started 11 years ago but couldn’t be held last year colon cancer journey. like,” recalls for the”Bitterroot session.

“It’s public did the Valley work atSanitary no charge to Omicron surge.

According American Red comment. ever, members of the public to the being dumped at the sitetoby Ribi reached contamination due the pandemic – hasbelow been the upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This Landfill State Superfund Facility Cross, blood donations in the United States have The mayor had said previous- the town. “I just wanted to Immunochem. The plume was to provide water to impacted who had tried to access the year.

(Facility). This amendmentis when I realized surgery, he10% wassince March of 2020, with a 62% declined tracedThe from the dump site located landowners. ly that he would be answering publicly thankoriginal Joan for helpTown of Stevensville attorney Joan aMell, Facebook page said it was will make some changes “This is therecognized first year we’ve ever done fully diagnosed withschool that I was not drop in high and not college drives. on the west side of Highway 93 questions from the public. ing me andROD helping the town, ” center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet to the original 2002 for taking the accessible. catered dinner,” said Freeman.

The University COVID-19.Berthoud asked Covid See WELLS, page 3 to the river located east of the 4 thatfacility.

Crews page also said they said Overstreet. seriously Montanawith Catering provide the had Covid-19.ofPictured Mell Service are, l towill r, Overstreet, for“I patience as she worked See BLOOD, was obviously enough. should be prepared for some provided by 4H members. very weakened,” said through the issues.

Mayor Steve dinner.

Gibson,Desserts council are members Cindy Brown and See page 2 Stacie Barker. Photo by Victoria Howell. “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, to Overstreet.

“Itformer hit Jim Crews, mayor See COWBOY BALL page 4 See SURVIVING, page 5

by Michael Howell Covid. Photo by Victoria Howell.

Surviving COVID

County budget on track Cowboy Ball Halfway through fiscal year, county budget looking good

scheduled

Red Cross Hearts full loveContaminated groundwater Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds

addressing plume near Victor shrinking blood shortage Some restrictions on shallow well use may be lifted

DUI Task Force, MAPS to partner on special video

Wolff, Michalson appointed to Stevi council

Gold Butterfly project draws some objections

Spreading love horse rescue thriving Local draft

Last week the Ravalli County Commissioners approved adoption of a to memorandum of understandanger… We have to listen and learn. resident of Stevensville for three years, devote the town. “I hope to see a ing with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and We need to look at the issues that the moving to the Bitterroot from Las community,” he said. “We don’t have Protection Agency.

The letter aspen and whitebark pine; the commissioners stated National Forest 1987 Forest MAPS Media Institute to produce a video designed

by After Michael Howell interviewing three candidates town has and keep going forward.

Vegas. He has been a pastor for 30 to be totally in agreement but we can toCounty help parents keep tabs their children’s “Ravalli objects contains recommendations manage timber toyears. provide for the vacant Ward 1 seat on the Plan.

Criticism doesn’t get us anywhere…

He said hethat founded his church certainly beon nice… that’s what Ibehavcan ior. impacts tobring toconcerning to unmitigated SEIS for forest products and jobs; and A new record of decision Stevensville Town Council the board.” the He Draft said growth The deadline closed on atifa itspecial by Victoria Howell would be possible The DUI Task approved of

by Victoria Howell7, the two-peryear, theForce facility tookButterfly. inthe justcreation under meeting on February and water problems are the biggest county owned/maintained the Gold Concernretain old growth status in all was issued on December 17, January 18, for filing objec- to put envelopes on a Mischief Room last May and the commissioners $240,000 and every penny. son council appointed Marilyn Wolff. issues facing thescope town.

He he ing spent the ofthe thesaid analysis roads from signed heavy equipment 2021 accompanied treatment units. According to Dominic Farrenall the doors and then by a Draft off There on it.

The project involved creation tions to the2Shinn, Draft SupplemenTheJasmin Ward appointment was tabled would address this “with common are no paid employees; it’s an all-of founder and kopf, activities director put valentine cards in and logging trucks, mostly, the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides a site-spea Forest Service press release a set of easily accessible items that had secret hiding tal Environmental Statement since the council was on the sense”organization. and that developers should executive director of 1split Horse volunteer But Shinn saidpay at Sapphire Lutheran them.

Farrenkopf really compartments where someone could stash some root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide cific forest plan amendment about 90% of the proposed but not limited to, the impacts appointment of Bob Michalson.

At the for infrastructure.

He also said the (Draft SEIS) for the Gold AtHomes A TimeinDraft HorseisRescue it costs about $200 per month feed Hamilton, liked the idea. He asked drugsRoad. or hide a“historic small flask of whiskey.

Theto aim was Management Wildlife Retreatment areas are within an to Willow Creek Due to defining old-growth stanFebruary 10 regular meeting, Wolff nature of the town should be Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot facility Corvallis, got a nice these “gentle giants.”

Then there are askinginthe community students at schools to provide parents a learning opportunity to see the was seated and the three-person counpreserved.” area designated for insect and resource and financial limitasource Objective to “Maintain dards.

Some objections to the veterinary bills, therapy, training, and boost lastForest week when she to send his residents athatwas and daycares to make National project various ways in which anyWolff youngtold person can hide cil voted Michalson in on a 3-2 vote, Marilyn the council that Last year lopes. tions, Ravalli County woulduse sufficient habitat newenvelopes decision and were received disease treatment because of the envelittle love this13,000 special other associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate presented with aValencheckacres for $7500 their substance from casual inspections. includes nearly with council member Stacie Barker she has a “long work history with a lopes were so full they The project is now tine’s Day. and non-comdecorate them for each onWhen suitable timberland to dense pockets of dead and dy- not be able to accommodate January 18 deadline from representatives of JCCS, anby the horses. they’re fi ready Glendathese Wiles, Director the DUI Task Force, of commercial casting the dissenting vote. real variety ofofpositions innally managehad to be emptied more really popular, and resident.

Then people About four years said what she tells parents is, “If you don’t look, for adoption, most can be driven or accounting fi rm with a branch support viable populations ing trees.

They claim the area the necessary maintenance mostly having to do with the At the Februarytreatment 7 meeting, the ment and administration,” and she mercial than once. growing every year. ago, a vegetative resident camePart of could drop off valenthen younor don’t see.and If you don’t see, then you don’tthe ridden, some justgood become “pasture located in Hamilton. the logging of dependent is impacted by mountain pine during the project, thefeels of old growth, potencouncil interviewed three candidates, she isold-growth “very dealing with within a 55,000 acre area of to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveSee VALENTINES, page 10 selectionRodabaugh, for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.”

See DUI, page Leanna Wallace public public issues” and underafter and species. ” The letter notes that10 beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, rehabilitation of the road forest in the Sapphire Moun- Smith was Marilyn online voting 1 Horse At A Time was established and Wolff.and according Willow Creek Road. standing what people’s needs are.

She dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete. Ravalli the Draft SEIS limits the scope tains eastbranch of Corvallis.

Rodabaugh, an outspoken critic of Marilyn Wolff, at left, joins Cindy Brown and Stacie Barker on the Stevensville Town said she was “aShe’s very originally thoughtfulfrom perto JCCS manager, Andrea

by Shinn in 2018. its environmental consespruce budworm damage.

County objects to shiftingson” andofcould Bitterroot National Forest The original proposal the previous administration, told the the rules, Germany where sheeasily grew“follow up around Simmerman, 1 Horse At was A Time Council.

Wolff was appointed to represent Ward 1, filling the seat of Jaime Devlin quences analysis to vegetation, Although in general financial burden of the project officials have stated that the council that she was “invested in this the laws and the regulations.” withdrawn in August of 2020 horses. She’s always been a horse She fan, was one of the top four vote who resigned in December.agreement Photo by Victoria Howell.

RDO Equipment Co.to to Ravalli County and believe the woodpecker project is designed to improve with the proposed town…

This is a town that has always said,is “If youpileated wantpassionate the government after Friends of the Bitterroot getters. but she especially aboutand meant acheck lot tofor me.” said isforest not resilience We havetotonatural learn to accept that there’s and started one of in Corvallis. work… you don’t about 8571 Running W. Road it isthem contrary to current law pine marten. project, the Ravalli County That followed in theshe wake draft horses.

She andjust her complain husband, a and Alliance the She Wild a single issue person, and that shedisturbances has goinglike to be division in this town, and He has sat on many non-profit boards ” things, you actually get involved to see “We realize these old growth Commissioners expressed and existing agreements. fire, insects Missoula, MT 59808 military retiree, and their two children of a $25,000 gift claiming in November Rockies filed suit the researched a lot of things, attended try and work with it and not over the and has worked with people all over, if you can help.” Wolff said it’s time to species are listed in Forest officials also received disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to toindicator Montana and bought a 20from Tractor Supply.

406-549-4171 agency failed to use theknow best that Iand many meetings.

“I do can top of it.” including Uganda. “Working in the relocated settle some longstanding disputes, get That asaid. lot of acre farm rights which ShinnPlan, said canitsupport the Forest is not comments Strobel sources inalisted the Willow county and maintained help thissounds town,” like she She saidment peoShe the biggest challenges corporate field,from whether orPhilip water settled, get but wells permitavailable science in managing Presenting check for $7500 from JCCSowned to Jasmin Shinn (second left) ofprofit 1 from Horse At RDOequipment.com money but, according toand Shinn, 20and horses.

She currently Director ofa possible the NEPAabout Branch clear whether there are other Creek watershed; improve roads, Willow Creek ple know her a baker, a Clothes as water issues, subdivisions, the non-profit, helps me with ted, create a good foundation that A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to and r: especially Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch elk habitat andasdidn’t comtaking volunteer. care of draft horses isissues Closet “There are in purchasing policy. seat on this board,” he said.

He said bull trout habitat; restore Road.

Office of the Regional AdminManager, and Will Ramsey, CPA. Also pictured is Tiny, the non-profit’s mascot and the ply with the definition of old See STEVI, page an expensive Last this town thatproposition. are fairly deep - there’s Wallace Smith saidby he1 has he’s now retired istrator and hasofthe to See RESCUE, page 16 65 See GOLD, page Inbeen a At letter to the Forest thetime Environmental habitat firstincluding horse thatmeadows, was rescued Horse A Time.

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End: sports announcers gone but they won’t be forgotten continued from page one

Jim Pfau and Bill McNulty, just before announcing their last basketball game for the Stevensville Yellowjackets. Photo by Victoria Howell.

would badger people to donate their winnings from the 50-50 raffle back to the athletic program. “Then there were the times when we thought the microphones were off,” said Bill, without elaborating further. It was all in good fun, and the fans loved it.

They also became known for the music they played during warm-ups and breaks.

They liked to pick songs that they knew the crowd would like, “from CCR to Johnny Cash.” There was one special song by Hoyt Axton, but Bill couldn’t remember the name.

“This is why we’re getting out of it,” he said with a wink.

“We can’t remember anything anymore.”

Keith Chambers, former Stevensville athletic director, teacher and coach, attended this season’s last home game, at which Jim and Bill were recognized for their years of service to the school district.

He told some funny stories about the two. He recalled one time when Jim introduced a player from Loyola named Britney Anderson as “Britney Spears” and the fans went wild. Why did Jim make that mistake? Because,

in the heat of the moment, Bill fed of his announces the Butte Central him that name and Jim said he didn’t games. ”He came here a few times even notice and sat with the mistake. us,” said Of course, that Bill. “Now is, until the he sounds fans roared, just like Jim especially the Pfau.”

Loyola fans.

Stevens“The Loyola ville football fans loved it,” and bassaid Bill. ketball are “It’s not not the only that we don’t events that make mistakes Bill McNulty and Jim Pfau weren’t quite this the two have every time,” young when they started announcing, but Jim has announced said Jim, “be- 30+ years and Bill has 25+ years on the job. for. They have cause we do. been anPeople are listening for them.” nouncing the annual Creamery Picnic At some point during their many parade for years, taking over from years of Craig Siannouncing, phers about Jim started 25 years doing the ago. They “Yellowjackalso can run et holler,” auctions. a wind up “We taught to loudly ourselves introducing how to a player, anauction,” other unique said Bill. part of their “We’re not announcing very good at that fans auctioneerenjoyed iming but we mensely.

Jim and Bill were honored last week at their last an- make people Bill said nouncing gig for Stevensville athletics, the last home laugh, and that a cousin game of the season. Photo by Victoria Howell. then they bid.”

Other events they’ve announced or auctioneered at include the Homecoming Parade, Dining on the Diamond, the FFA Alumni fundraiser, motorcycle races, and numerous events for the Main Street Association and American Legion.

They announced boxing matches at the Wilma in Missoula for nine years.

They will be running the Calcutta for the American Legion’s NCAA Championships auction on March 13th at the High Country Bar. Both men are active in their church, where they’ve been serving as ushers for 35-40 years.

“We take the collections, hand out the bulletins. If we don’t show up, I’ll get a photo texted to me of an empty seat,” said Bill.

Perhaps it’s their deep faith that spurs them to help out folks in need in the community, especially young people. Over the years, Jim and his wife have taken in young people who have needed a place to stay. Bill donated a space he has for a church youth group to meet, which they used for 12 years.

The two friends still plan to do what they can for the community when called upon. “We’ll still be around,” said Jim. “But not doing this (the school events) will give me more time to go to my grandkids’ events.”

“And they’ll find somebody just as good or better,” he added. “And they might think just a little faster.”

Bill said his daughter is getting married this summer and no doubt there will be some grandkids in his future, too.

They both said the best part of their announcing career was developing great relationships with the coaches, the referees, the fans, and especially the kids.

“We’re going to miss them,” said Jim. “When we die, at least we’ll know • www.sapphirechc.org we did something positive,” he added. “It was all worth it. It was all good stuff.”

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Chili contest will benefit Stevi Police Department The Stevensville Police Department is holding a chili cook-off fundraiser on Saturday, March 12 from 5 to 8 p.m. at St. Mary’s Family Center, 333 Charlos Street.

Entry forms for the contest are available at the Police Station and at Stevensville Town Hall during normal business hours. There will be a $25.00 charge to enter the competition. Entry forms must include team name, chili recipe name, spiciness rating of 1 to 5 (with 5 being the hottest), mailing address, phone and email address.

The deadline for entering is Wednesday, March 9th. Each person who enters the contest will receive the officials rules by email, according to Police Clerk Kristin Kruse, who is organizing the event.

Cash prizes are being offered for the chili cookoff winners, $200 for first place, $100 for second place and

$50 for third place.

Admission to the event will be $5.00 and will include chili, a side and a soft drink. There will also be beer and wine available for purchase.

Tickets will be for sale at the door.

There will be live music between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.

There will be a raffle for many prizes donated by local businesses. Raffle prizes include, but are not limited to: tools, massage certificates, meals at local restaurants, oil changes, artwork, and an overnight stay at the Marriott in Missoula.

Proceeds will be used to benefit the police department.

For more information contact Kristin Kruse at the Stevensville Police Station, which is located in the alley behind Engel & Volkers Real Estate Office, 102 Main, or email kristin@ townofstevensville.com.

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Wells: contamination dissipating continued from page one The new amendment to the original 2002 ROD went through a public review process conducted by DEQ in 2018. It changes the original decision in a number of ways. The portion of the final remedy requiring a community water supply system was found to no longer be necessary, so DEQ is removing this requirement.

Since the size of the groundwater plume where contamination exceeds site specific cleanup levels (SSCLs) has greatly reduced, DEQ will work with the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) to reduce the size of the Controlled Groundwater Area (CGWA) installed at the Facility as part of the remedy.

According to Environmental Science Specialist Matthew Kent, once the CGWA is modified, residents may return to domestic water use from wells in the shallow aquifers. DEQ is revising the SSCLs for groundwater to incorporate revised water quality standards and establishing SSCLs for chloroform for vapor intrusion.

The agency is maintaining the existing institutional controls in the form of restrictive covenants that prohibit development on the former landfill property to mitigate any potential risk posed by vapor intrusion.

Copies of the ROD Amendment and other site-related documents are available at Farmers State Bank, 103 Main Street, Victor, Montana; the Bitterroot Public Library, 306 State Street, Hamilton, Montana; and the DEQ State Superfund Unit of the Waste Management and Remediation Division office located at 1225 Cedar Street in Helena.

Later in 2022, DEQ plans to contact residents who still use deep replacement wells installed before the original ROD was issued to discuss options to continue to meet their domestic water needs going forward.

Anyone with questions regarding the ROD Amendment may contact Matthew Kent at mkent@mLgov or 406-444-6479.

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“I was always intrigued by the phlebotomist,” he says. “I’d ask a thousand different questions.” After finding himself drawn toward healthcare as a profession, Wise says that he settled on a job that would be fun and satisfying while allowing him to travel around. He adds that he has a good team and and it does help being a “people person.”

Indeed, Wise makes easy conversation while doing his job, confidently managing the various vials, tubing, gauze, and of course, the needle. The whole process takes less than ten minutes.

He states that the current national shortage has undoubtedly stemmed from the Covid pandemic and a national concern over safety, but Wise adds that it might also be from a shift in norms that tend not to value donations quite the way older generations did.

“We need a lot of people donating,” he says while labeling a fresh new pint. “And, it’s good karma if you ever need blood.”

“It’s so bad that hospitals are actually prioritizing blood,” says Phlebotomist, Aaron Wise, who was recently in Hamilton for one of their regular blood drives. Luckily, says Wise, supplies in Montana and Idaho generally remain fairly stable in comparison to most of the country. The blood drive in Hamilton was a good example.

“We’ve been pretty full,” he said.

The Red Cross makes multiple visits to Ravalli County every month, and is usually in the City of Hamilton five or six times, at several locations.

The blood that it collects is in such high demand that a good portion of it actually goes to shortage areas out of state.

Wise says that he loves his job, and that he understands the need for blood donors. As a younger man he had a form of pediatric leukemia and himself received blood transfusions.

Aaron Wise, Red Cross Phlebotomist, prepares for another day of drawing blood. The Red Cross makes multiple visits to Ravalli County every month, and is usually in Hamilton five or six times a month at various locations. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

Starting the flow. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

You have a lot on your plate.

Worries about cancer won’t be one of them.

“Things are going pretty good so far!” says area blood donor, Jacob. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

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Instructor: Kelly Price. Two classes offered. Meets: (Wednesday evenings 6:30-9 p.m.) 1st class March 2nd –March 23rd. or 2nd class April 6th –April 27th Cost: 58.00 each class. Includes clay, glazes and firing fees.

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Hamilton’s Filling Station Grille moving forward with proven results

by Nathan Boddy A.J. McLean, owner of the Filling Station Grille in downtown Hamilton, is not planning on slowing down. In fact, the restaurateur has plans for changes to the Filling Station that could be coming within the next few months. Nothing radical, he explains, saying that, “I really like the concept of a burger and a milkshake.”

McLean started the Filling Station Grille alongside his mom, Raina Young, 17 years ago in the upstairs location currently filled by Maria’s Restaurant. He explains that it was a little slow at first, but since having taken the corner location at 2nd Street and Main, things have gone “crazy.”

McLean’s mother, Raina, came to the Bitterroot Valley with substantial restaurant experience having worked to establish the Applebees chain throughout New Mexico, as well as being a restaurant owner herself.

Consequently, McLean says that he “grew up in the restaurant business” and that he’s been part of it ever since he can remember.

“I just started doing it,” he says.

“I was always with my mom and she’s like my best friend. I started off working summers, just helping doing dishes and stuff, but I ended up sticking with it.” McLean still has family in the Albuquerque area, which might explain some of his connection with New Mexico’s ubiquitous number one crop: the Hatch Chili.

“We have to have them freighted in,” says McLean smiling. “None of the food companies provide it, so we

literally get them from Hatch, New Mexico.”

Like most service oriented business in the last two years, the Filling Station Grille had to endure a rough patch when dine-in seating came to halt during the onset of the pandemic.

McLean says that they made it through on togo orders and running meals out to people’s cars. Things have picked back up, however, and McLean has plans to recreate the ice cream shop toward the rear of the restaurant with a kid-centric atmosphere, while at the same time introducing a new menu with Mexican food and increased hours of operation. Still a main feature, however, will be the laid back atmosphere that it currently enjoys.

“It seems like a lot of places are going the ‘bar/casino’ route,” says McLean, “and I want to go the opposite direction. I want to be a family place. A place for the kids to come and chill, a place where mom and dad can get something good to eat.”

There can be little

A.J. McLean, owner of Filling Station Grille. Photo by Nathan Boddy. doubt that Hamilton, Montana, enjoys a culinary scene that is quite well apportioned considering its relatively small size. McLean sees that fact as a huge benefit, and enjoys the diversity. “I am so lucky to be on 2nd Street with all of my friends’ businesses, like Suzette’s which is literally my favorite restaurant. You can’t beat it, the Thai place is amazing, Bouilla is right down the street, we’ve got 2nd Street Sushi… It’s kind of cool that we’re all clustered together and we all support each other.”

McLean says he’s got a fantastic

Inside Filling Station Grille. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

team that functions more like a group of friends than a workplace, but that the effort they put in is for the customer and requires early mornings and long hours. He hopes that the new changes, including hours and menu, will be up and running before summer gets underway. That’s a lot of work during a period when employees can be hard to find, but McLean is dedicated to making it happen.

“I want it to be how it was when we started: ice cream shop, burgers, milkshakes… that’s exactly what I’m doing now.”

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Bitterroot National Forest and NRCS Hamilton Field Office receive Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership Award The Bitterroot National Forest and Natural Resources Conservation Service’s (NRCS) Hamilton field office have received the USDA’s Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership Award. The award was announced last month by Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. Through the Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership, the Forest Service and NRCS are working together to protect communities from wildfires, improve water quality, and restore forest ecosystems on public and private lands.

The three-year project and associated funding for public and private lands will support Fire Adapted Bitterroot (FAB), which seeks to address forest health concerns and reduce wildfire threats to communities and landowners in Ravalli County. The project will actively treat over 10,000 acres of overstocked National Forest lands that border private property or are near homes.

Fuel reduction efforts will include prescribed fire, non-commercial thinning, and commercial timber harvests to effectively treat fuels at the land-

scape scale. Much of the work will occur in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI), the private lands where homes adjoin or intersect with the forest.

Unprecedented growth and new home construction that extends to the boundary of the forest highlights the need for action across all ownerships.

The funding will also build on NRCS efforts to implement forestry treatments on overstocked stands within private forestlands, many of which have been identified as high fire risk areas. The agency will work closely with the Bitterroot Conservation District and Bitter Root RC&D on private landowner outreach and assistance with fuel reduction projects on private property.

The Montana Forest Action Plan recently identified the project area as having high wildfire risk to communities and infrastructure and significant forest health needs. Ravalli County currently has the greatest risk from wildfires in Montana, with six communities in the top 10 of all Montana communities with structures at risk from wildfire. The project will be a

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William Russell L. Anderson Charles ‘Chuck’ Shulund Donald McIntosh Maus

Hamilton – William Russell Anderson, 90, passed Stevensville Charles “Chuck” L. Shulund, Donald has leftSaturday, the band. away early inMaus the–morning, February 5, 88, of Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly 2022, in Grantsdale at his home.

Facing an untenable future Donald chose his Father on January 16, 202213, after a long battle with William was born October in Butte, own path. He left us,He allpassed of us 1931, saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease. peacefully at home.

Montana to Russell and Agnes (Bary) Anderson. departure but forever enriched by the music he Chuck kind andthe gentle whotosaw Shortlywas afterahis birth, familysoul moved Salmcreated, and taught. friend beauty inshared everybody.

Heattended was A raised by to hisall he enon, Idaho, where William middle school grandparents on Skalkaho in Hamilton and graduatedhis from Salmon School. countered, reach has High been far and where wide and he worked on the farm.

His father married his He joined the Army in 1950 to 1952, serving he leaves the world a better place for stepmother, Lois,War andinthey moved to Seattle, during the Korean Munich, Germany as a where having hauled that bass guitar from food inspector. he lived from the age of 5 to 13 years, visiting gig to gig across the discharge state,Hecountry After hisevery honorable he returnedfrom back Hamilton summer. graduated to Hamilton, withSchool Karolina “Lina” Schottl whom he and world.High Hamilton and attended trade school met in Munich, He11, later married the love in Chicago.

HeGermany. was a Master Carpenter, beginning Donald was born July 1952 of his life in 1956 inatHamilton. contracting work age 16,toand worked throughout in San Mateo, California June In 1962 and went to work for thecabinetry Rocky Mounthe Valley and Alaska.

He loved work and McIntosh and William Donald tain Laboratory as animal caretaker until retire- he possessed the amazing talent to buildhis whatever Maus Jr. Heheattended Menlo School,the Lost Trail saw. When was a child, he visited Cate School, Berkeley Col-most fun he’d Ski run once, UC stating that it and was the ever of had.

As a result, he bought lege Marin, studying music. Lost DonTrail Ski Run with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special launched his professional musical Olympics andStevensville sharing the- joy he Lynn experienced asShort, a child (Arnold) agewith 67, career in 1971 asLaura an original memeveryone.

Chuck was a musician, playing fi vepassed beloved mother, grandmother, sister and friend, ber ofonthe Blue Waltzes School instruments andBear joining the Five Valley Accordion away Tuesday, February 8. Per her wishes, of Music, an 18-piece Rock and Association where he cooked for their picnics. she passed peacefully at home in the presence of family.

Roll Band and school in San FranLaura was a longtime resident of the Bittercisco, CA. Living in Marin County root Valley, raising her three children, Lee, Lem in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply and Lynn, and creating many lifelong friends. involved the thriving Bay Area Prior to herwith many health challenges in recent years, she was an accomplished horsewommusic scene, playing in bands with 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 an, worked forand Ravalli County and served in Chris Hayes eventually introsupport ofroped manyhis local organizations and causes.

Tony way to the sky on January ducing him an to futurecrafting bandleader She was also antler chande19,2022, in the artist, evening surrounded by his family Huey Lewis.

Donald taught jazz atwas to keep liers and tending beautiful flower gardens. in his own home.

Our family’s goal Our Mom truly never met a stranger andwe ahim summer workshop at Stanford at home and we are very proud that would give freely of her time and any other University, hethat. duo’d with Ray Scott, accomplished resources she couldwas muster to in help those in MT to Tonywith Wayland born Hamilton played Pee Wee Ellis and need.

She derived great joy in serving others Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olivethe (Waylett). lunched Getz, and manywith in theStan valley weregetting recipients of her His youth was spent in Hamilton playing kindness and, turn was blessed by them lowdown onshe theinscene. baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping as well.

If shewas could choose perfect day,member it Donald also a 2ndher generation his family. would include grandkids, dogs, horses, homeof the Bohemian Club in together San Francisco, and In meals, his 20’s hetime played semi pro ball in Hamilton. made and spent as family.

HeLaura was forward the 2nd baseman. looked to his summer sojourns to the is reunited in Heaven with her parTony was drafted in the army and was sent to ents, Tom and Jane Arnold, Chuck Bohemian Grove playingcompanion with many a talented Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 Medsker, dog, Gus, and countless and greatfaithful musician. even longer days to get back. He was not fond of 1980He he never married Trisha Llorenz in San theIn ocean. really said much about his Anselmo, andhesoon after they time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half his dollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe of his life. brother moving therest Bitterroot ValAfter returning to Hamilton, when this was ley of Western Montana. When Trisha’s daughdone.

In the -fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan Hamilton Patrick Houston Jack, 97,he ofadopted Hamilton, ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging passed away suddenly due to medical complications her and became hercute forever dad.

Catana would for him to give this little coed in a ride back to from sepsis at Marcus Daly Hospital Hamilton, MT come to say that he was the BEST patient, Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college.

On on Wednesday February 2, 2022 surrounded by loved the ride back Missoula, He asked her out ones. accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounthe movies for Monday, but she had to attend a He was born May 25, 1924 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas conditional love and friendship. sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. feverishly fishing, golfing and no playing music.

Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah date.

Thursday then about Thursday, and finally she When he returned to partner, the house Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never Jason Hicks. They soon formed the Joan Zen asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54.

At the time he was working for the railroad in Missoula. He was laid off the RR not to long after marrying and so to provide for his growing family

band. The trio began performing at the new Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created an exceptionally hot music scene, bringing folks from all over Montana to revel in great music at the favorite local hotspot. In short order the group was playing for and supporting hundreds

Laura Lynn (Arnold) Short friends, extended family, and animals that she loved so Chuck She loved fishing with brothers dearly. is hunting survived and by her brother, Edhis (Terry) Arand his children.

Chuck was preceded in death by his

Tony Wayland JR.

of non-profit and for-profit events and celebrations. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don played with many other notable bands including The Ed Norton Big Band, Montango, The Teller Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Montana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, and quartet.

Playing thousands of shows across several states over the last two decades, Don played with musicians in almost every genre including; Aunt and continue hisbluegrass, education at High jazz, Tootie funk, soul, country, pitCitrus orchestra in Azuza, CA. at Missoula Theater and the Missoula FollowingChildren’s the attack on Pearl Harbor, Patrick enSymphony Orchestra.

Donald alsosent thetogo-to listed in the Army Air Corps wherewas he was the Asiatic on December 2, 1942.

Patrick studio Pacific sessionTheater bass player, appearing on countserved with the 5th Air-force, 3rd Bomb group, 8thtoatless recordings and CD releases.

In addition tack squadron as a gunner in an A-20 Havoc Bomber, all performing, he in taught bass and thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, flying about 30 missions New Guinea andmentored Okinawa. andFollowing cemetary plots, and cars. many of the up-and-coming musicians.

Donald his discharge in 1946, Patrick attended To this union 2 children Vicki Jean in 1955 in the of Montana, enrolling the Pharmacy hadUniversity perfect pitch an innate gift heinused in his Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were Program.

At the U of M, he met the love of his life playing and his teaching, a gift to all who played born. he thought he and Bobbie and bestBecause friend, Mary “Connie” Cronin.

Theytogether marwith him.

He 27, was continually attending and in ried at St. Helena’s wereDecember too fertile he1948 had a vasectomy atCathedral summer

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Helena, camp inMT. a field hospital with 2 chairs as the table.

Following graduation from theby University One of many his adventures provided summer of Montana onthe August 18,Reserves.

1949, Patrick worked as a camp with Army Pharmacist in several Montana locations around Great Falls, Helena, Lewistown and Shelby. During that time ness Bass in Creek Post and Poles, which evenhe wasinactive the Knights of Columbus, Kiwanis tually became Creek Logging. Patrick During the and several otherBass service organizations. also found time to begin building and completed a sailboat next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willDorothy M. Ramberg in his garage which he namedHospital. the “MaryMemories C”. ingness to do whatever was needed to get the Missoula - Dorothy and condolences Patrick passed his State Boards to work as a Pharjob done earned her “The Gofer. ” M. Ramberg, 75, passed may beConnie shared with macist in California.

In the 1956nickname, he and moved the away in the night, the family at www.

Whether it was stacking poles, feeding family to Ventura, CA, towing the “Mary C”cows, behind Tuesday, January 18, Patrick brothersmortuary.com them.

Living in Ventura, purchased the Medicooking hearty meals for the crew, or running 2022, at the St. Patrick cal Center Pharmacy, he and Connie were active parts to jobs sites inwhere timber GPS would not find, Donald C.Association.

Wright in the Ventura County Pharmaceutical Joan was always on the go holding everything Patrick continued his work as a Pharmacist he C. Hamilton -until Donald retired in 1979. together. Wright, 74, of Hamilton and everyone Following his retirement, Patrick and passed awayConnie Saturday, Joan’s greatest pride and joy came in the form returned to Montana, to the Bitterroot Valley to be January 22, 2022 atnear his of her two children, Maggie and Jim, and her six family. Patrick did not know how to retire and chose to grandchildren. had Maggie keep busy workingJoan as a Pharmacist at and Low Jim, Cost and Excel and Hamilton Pharmacy. eventually her grandkids, working by her side you would find dadyard, working wood on Often the ranch, in the post andininhisthe woods. shop at home, creating clocks, furniture and all kinds The most joyous occasions for Joan were the of neat pieces. Patrick was an avid gardener, found

Helen Joan (Wenger) McNinch Death Notices

Corvallis - Helen Joan (Wenger) McNinch, 92, entered into eternal rest with family by her side on January 22, 2022. Bitterroot Joan was Health born onDaly Karin R. Holbrook June 6, 1929 in Jackson, Montana to John and Hamilton - Karin R. Hospital. Memories Jean Wenger.

Most of Joan’s was Holbrook, 67, passed andchildhood condolences away in the morning, may be shared with spent in Dillon helping her family manage the Wednesday, January the family at www.

Beaverhead County Golf Course. It was during 19, 2022, at the brothersmortuary.com these years that Joan developed a “from dusk till dawn” work ethic that would serve her family to Claire Barton Patrick Houston Jack I. In throughout herBell life.andFollowing her graduation 1928, the family moved to Chicago, Illinois from Beaverhead County High School,where Joan his father worked. Following the crash of the Stock Marcontinued working the family business, eventuket in 1929, Patrick moved to Prairie Grove, Arkansas ally enrolling in Montanaand State Normal College to live with his grandmother great grandmother.

In 1935 athe familyin moved to Tulsa,Her Oklahoma to pursue degree education. plans to where he aattended the when fourth grade to a become teacherschool werefrom altered she met sophomore in high school. After completing his sophoa rugged cowboy from Lima in Ted McNinch, more year, Patrick moved to California to live with his whom she married on September 5, 1953, weeks after they began dating. They enjoyed over 60 years together.

In 1955, Joan followed Ted to the Bitterroot Valley where they started another family busi-

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grandparents, Nels Eva Shulund; his supporting liveand music around He wasthe predeceased byhappening his wife Lina insister, 1976 and Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and Suzanna Siemion. thedaughter area. Don’s influence on both musicians stepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, William is survived by sons William andchildren’s the fans who loveChuck them can neverL.beAnderson fully theand mother. was survived by his Raymond P. Anderson (Cheri Beeler), daughmeasured.

His generosity of time and talent wife, of Stevensville; son, F. terDianna BarbaraShulund Barber (Rich) and brother his Raymond with both the elders and youth around himRyan, was Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) Anderson (Kathy); grandchildren: Anastasia, Woff ord of Helena, (Phillip) Arp and of MelisMike, Chris, Raymond, Morgan, Shanda a life-long trait.

ThePatricia overarching sentiment of Williston, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart sa Egan.ND, Along with numerous other relatives. musician and friend alike is that of Tonopah, AZ;Service his brothers (Donna) A Funeral will beLynn held with visitation at theirCommunity friendship with Donald or a the Grantsdale Church at(Amy) 2 PM, Friday, Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond connection he made was a positive February 11, 2022, in Grantsdale. Bud The graveside Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Williams service willlife follow at the Riverview Cemetery in changing event. of Stevensville, Judy Williams of Stevensville, Hamilton.

Pastor Richard Moore will officiating.

Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, andbeWayne Donald fully appreciated nature; The reception will beofheld at the Grantsdale Com(Samantha) Williams Valley Springs, CA; and a passion instilled at an early age munity Church following the graveside service. numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, by his mother. Donald felt deeply nieces and nephews. about protecting theApril Bitterroot ValA graveside service will be held 4, 2022 ley that he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton.

A reception willHe follow at the Daly Chapelthe supported fromLeach inception located on 1010 W. Main in Hamilton, The Teller Wildlife Refuge inMT. Corvallis, family wishes for all memorial donations to be nold; sister, Sherry Arnold; sons, Leeand (Brandy) Short, MT created

by Otto Anne Tellgiven to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name.

Lem (Paula) Short; and daughter, Lynn (Brock) Short. er, ardent environmentalists from Condolences may be left for the family at www.

Laura leaves numerous nieces, nephews, and thefamily San Francisco He grandchilserved dalyleachchapel.com. extended in additionarea. to seven

dren, who were light of her andon brought there as the president, andlife was the such joy to her heart: Cody, Colter, Caden, board for many years.

Colby, Katey, Mya, and Chase.

In 1991, Donald met Karen Our family extends sincere appreciation Moore the Lonesome and gratitude toatmany who helped Dove to keepinour Mom on farminthat shewhere lovedbegan as herwas health Stevensville and they their We moved tothe Butte 1956 Dan born. declined in recent years and especially during Tony was working for the UScourtship.

Army as aThey mechanic long-distance marheralso finalindays.

Your kind words, time to and was the Army reserve.

Intaking 1964 he ried in 1997 at the Teller Wildlife check in on her and the many ways in which was transferred to Helena. He was able to retire Refuge and settled in are Karen’s ranch youreserves provided and love deeply from the assupport Command Sargent Major. appreciated.

Special thanks to Partners in Home outside Hamilton.

You know the Sargent strips with the oak leaves Care for their compassionate care and support. is survived byvery his wife around the star. Don Something he was proud of.

Laura’s wishes, cremation hasistaken When thePer AMSA shop moved from what now Karen Moore of Corrales, NM, place andon weEucluid plan to celebrate her alife later the Brewhouse to the Fort, display Hamilton, MT; daughter Catana this summer.

Condolences may be left for the was put up honoring Tony. He was pictured in his family at www.dalyleachchapel.com or sentElle Miller, grandson Daniel and granddaughter dress uniform and his calvary uniform. c/o LemMT; Short, Ridge Road,Schumacher Stevensville, of Missoula, his637 sister Moving to Helena, made itNancie possible for our dad MT 59870. Those wishing to honor our Mom’s of Stevensville, MT; his brother Gordon Maus to have horses.

He and Danny took up roping. memory, we ask that you offer helpteam to someIn fact,one they won the very fi rst father son team (Quinty Smith) of Hamilton; niece Jennifer in need, befriend someone who is lonely, roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede.

Manyto great extend kindness to others and choose find joy Kirby Missoula; niece Meghan Mausfriendsinand memories were made while roping.

He life’s smallest and simplest treasures.

McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie was able to continue to ride and rope until into his Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape. grand-niece and nephews around country.

Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and lotsAofcelebration adventures.ofNo big tripswell-lived out of thelife country Donald’s will as Dad to fly but be helddid on not his like birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022hunting at the Slack and visiting friends made along theflies way.

After quietness and peace in tying his own to fly fish on Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge inthat Corvallis, returning from a trip to Pennsylvania took the East and West Fork of the Bitterroot, the Skalkaho MT. them Florida,Rivers. then Seattle getting and thetoMadison He andbefore mom loved to home camp, Any memorial can bethe made in his in the middle of trips thedonations night, was his last.

He vowed often taking road to many areas in United he would name to: never fly again and didn’t.

Tony was preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and The Bitterroot School of Music; dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his rootschoolofmusic.org, wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him or and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also survived by many nieces andwww.mtpr.org nephews who were Montana Public Radio; alsoAnd entertained by Dad when the band plays on… they came to visit.

Everybody loved Tony.

Tony will be laid to rest in Hamilton with services there and in Helena at a later date in the spring.

family matriarch, Joan purposed herself to care for and sustain her family with joy, perspective, and support as they experienced the peaks and home of natural causes. home. Memories valleys of life.

Personally, Joan found renewed Arrangements are and condolences strength hershared faith,with speunder theand carepurpose of the through may be Daly-Leach Chapel. the family at www. cifically in the form of hymns, scriptures, and brothersmortuary.com poems.

Joan E. Thomason Joan is preceded in deathCrossword by her parents, Solution Victor - Joan E. John and Jean Wenger, brothers John and Thomason, 75, passed George, sister Elveretta, and daughter Maggie. away unexpectedly, Monday, January She is survived by her son Jim (Kari), her six 24, 2022, at her eight great grandchildren, and grandchildren, States. Patrick was the best dad and grandpa ever, he one great, graveside service always had agreat kind grandchild. word, was fair,Acompassionate and supportive, always seeing the good. 31, 2022 at Rivwill be held on Monday, January Patrick and Connie wereP.M. activeAincelebration the St. Francis erside Cemetery at 1:00 of Catholic Church Community, meeting many friends Joan’s life will be held on Saturday, June 4, 2022 and touching lives with their kindness, generosity, at 1:00and P.M. at theInTriple Sisters Group Site at for humor smiles. their later years, Patrick cared Connie, who passed in 2014. and memories Lake Como.

Condolences Lookingmay for survived by his son Timothy Jack of Ojai, be Patrick shared iswith the family atthe www.whitesittfuBitterroot Star?

CA, daughter Elizabeth McDonald (Jim) of Missouneralhome.com.

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Corvallis corrals Stevensville

Valley wrestlers holdwin Battle ‘Root Lady Tigers nab big overofVictor

had a huge impact on what

by Thomas Spencer been able immediately to achieve this

by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley

by Scott Sacry zani added four. Thehis Stevensyear. ” called a timeout to regroup squad Drawing together all the ville girls faced Butte Central The Falcons showed up “I was a proud, proud coach, in the final second left after the made wrestlers in thegirls valleyand overboys Corvallis’s on Tuesday, February 8th and and performed at “The Root” they channeled a great amount of free throw. the weekendteams Florence hosted basketball hosted lost, 41-58. Claire Hutchithe end of the day 16 were emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With son all but the excitement and the 2022 Mike McChesney Stevensville last Thursday ledat Stevensville with bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Battle of of thea‘Root.

AndBitterit in front raucous points, Hailey Thomas added crew of wrestlers from their dramatic winThe overboys valley rival to their bench where they Brewer, found root Valley crowd. six,his while Dawsyn was once again Corvallis Corvallis.

Victor, 51-47.

Going into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready played and Corvallis Olivia Gray, Shilo Lampi, and with 99 first points that took “We’ve won it every year game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions.

“I made multiple won convincingly, 62-22.

Shelby Coleman each scored home the trophy this year, Stevensville’s boyshonor played five. except for once so somein their first against comments trying to calm myit’syounger bringing pridegame and to the hard and kept fighting, but The Corvallis boys faced thing we take pride in as a Pirates, but it was a different story players, repeated directions in that program. Florence came Corvallis proved to have tooaimed at Hamilton on Tuesday, Februteam, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend.

Coach Berry the huddle, and made sure they within striking distance at much firepower.

Corvallis led aryCoach 8th won, 55-41.

This Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations understood the and importance of what 70 team points followed byand focusing 11-5 after a slow first quarwas a huge win for Corvallis tournament.

For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.”

Hamilton at 53out andtoSteter, then ran a 28-10 as they hadn’t beaten HamilKiera Davis, the at 103, control.

And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points. Leif halftime lead. Corvallis’s ton since 2014. For Corvallis, pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides hit the three team rankings Jessop 3-pointers Aaron Powell had a big night Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over and scores, athearly in theindividual third to propel with 20 points, Ryan Hutchireally 113, beat the first late in the Victor. sontling the Devils to auntil 48-18 added 12,well andatTyler Weis letesBlue werematchup, recognized by the John Post from Florence fourth quarter.

With a minute-forty “This win will help build some and lead to start the fourth. had seven. For Hamilton, competing schools’ coaches.

Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in theCorvallis, game it was 41much-needed confidence in12 points, Corvallis’s Potter Eli Hanna Taylor led with Jason Davis Donovan from led a balanced attack with 17 Asher Magness had 11, and Seth Allen, at 126, pinned 43 Pirates and Victor senior Bella individual players and in their wrestling at 138, was recogpoints, Leif Jessop had 11, Cole Dickemore added 6.

The William Shiverine ofwin Stevi.

Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry.

“This nized as the “Bitterroot Valand Aaron Powell and Tyler Corvallis girls faced Hamilton At 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and found herself at the foul was a fun game to coach and we are ley Outstanding Wrestler.”

Florence’s Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Weis eachthe added nine.

Kellan onhave Tuesday, February 8th and Davis both pinned their line with hope of going up by blessed to come out of the hardDavis pinned Dillon Janes by Stephanie K Geiser Photography.

Beller led Stevensville with Hamilton cruised to a 57-31 four.

She the first one, 41fought battleopponents. on top!” Kanyon Stoker at in 2:45.

Thenailed lone Florence seven points, and Cole Olson victory. Madeline Gilder and 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missed the second.

With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling at 205, was and Lorenzo Grazzani each Tahnee Lewis led Corvallis not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionals and State. All of our of Hamilton.

Bodee Davis the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who will likely see recognized had six. as the Bitterroot Valley Wreswith nine points each and to compete and always looking to im-Darby’s Makena kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Photo

by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi.

And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in the District tling Ambassador, by pin match David The girls gamewon proved toin his Ericka Jessop added four.

Corvallis’ looks to break free from Stevensville’s Lorenzo Grazzani. Photo by Scott prove.Broch ” Spencer. aearlier jumper that in.

Now in Tournament.

And if you are a be a bitincloser, with Corvallis the daybanked against Cadogan Wheat Sacry.

Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby fan you will want to see a winning 34-29 in overtime. of Hamilton. and Corvallis athletes won hope to the Darby sideline.

Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper Schicilone drove hard in the paint performance like this one in the Both teams had trouble For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenscored five for basket several matcheswas thwarted by a line made by Virginia Brown.

However, for the scoring, thanks to strong and drew another foul with the postseason.

Notably from senior thal, the event is unique in a variety of the 34-29onvictothe day. bringing Seth violation, the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa defensive play by both sides. opportunity to extend the Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He said, “The ‘Root is really a special ry. Corvallis was Wilson pinned In themissing end, Corvallis made Pirate ball. was waiting at the block for the ball After the first, she hit the an impressive 23 points in this game event. In addition to bragging rights,led it isby Madeline Connor Jessop of the shots43-45 whenPirates. it mattered.

Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. second, Then Lady and was followed by Mustafa who had Gilder 14 one of the rare Florence gets with A sluggish firstopportunities halfthe ended Corvallis, Aidyn the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers inbounded ball rushing 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. points, Brecklyn a chance to wrestle against the other Bitwith Corvallis holding a narMeinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several seven, down with 47teams seconds remaining “I was so happy for my players,” terroot Valley since Florence isJessop B/C had row 12-11 lead. Stevensville Bodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in Ericka Jessop when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville exploded in the third quarter Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for had six, and basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded the long shot and banked heart and guts.” are A. It 26-21 is also the only time where it is and led going into the Larson, at Tigers.

170, Tylin Sorensen the Lady But not for long. the three-point advantage.

Pirate in a basket with a foul sending her fourth. gradually just our Corvallis local teams.

Many of our families added four. pinned Carter closed the other, gap and with 50 in earlier know each have battled Stevensville got and Morgan seconds leftand Corvallis generations, actuallyhad getthe a chancesolid to playNoah fromGuisinger ball withatthe 28-28. saidClaire connect thisscore event.tied ” Rosenthal the Hutchison, of Hamilton, Stevensville’s stout defense event began about 10 years ago, at theShilo Lampi, LanceKelti Burrows, at forced a loose ball and in the Wandler, Dawson direction of the valley coaches.

182 pinned Issac ensuing scrum, Stevensville Brewer, and HaiTheBrecklyn 2021-2022Jessop seasonwho has apparentfouled Martinez of Hamley Thomas. by Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly been somewhat of a rekindling of the made one of two free throws ilton. At 205, Luke The Stevenstook advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence.

“As to give Corvallis a 29-28 lead.

Maki won his ville hosted their 13C rematch from earlier the night. They had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, I boysmatch, Stevensville’s next possession and Dallas Butte Central on this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. ended with Olivia Cannon Tuesday,Blair Feb-pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. to fendinfouled off the Victor Pirates.

14 from Preston Smith who has been getting a shot andyearBesides “We’re a bit ofon a rebuilding with a ruary 8thRassmussen and of having two free withthe Tigers a slow first quarter solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staffthrows andwhere a renewed comlost 27-64 to aAnd Stevi. lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’”

Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of 4mitment seconds She missed trailed by 4, the rest of the was Reed had a great night in the toleft. wrestling from the game Florence powerful Buttewho Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26.

Rosenthal, who has been instrumental the first one but rattled in Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow march victory. post.

School Administration and to School Board.

Central team.

“Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some the second to tie the game.

Nuttal at 113 beating John Post that was Darby Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will head have acoach school-sponsored Middle Kellan Beller team led effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little Corvallis’s last second shot by a huge one. That match I figured could go said, “Ball movement, defense, the with boys to take good quality shots the School Program beginning this yearand and ‘Jackets supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching Olivia Lewis rolled off the rim, 12 points,practice, either way.”

Gracen hustle are what helped usdedicated pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into ourovertime, new forcing overtime.

In off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well.

That match was important for the Blue Travino had eight, win against Victor.” seemed Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room in the This next couple of to Stevensville struggled to score letes,”Grazsaid Rosenthal.

“ThisShilo core group “Josh Schreoder and I have Stevensville’s Lampi and Corvallis’ Tylin Sorensen fightbeen for position. Devil Photovictory

by Scott and Lorenzo on Sacry. the day. The Falcon wresbe a good the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks.

The representation future of wrestlingofinDarby’s Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is lookingagainst bright.” the Pirates. The build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the Tigers did a good job of patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils won many of the matches in in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked performance this season, said, “Our kids 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately took been highworking percentage the which players really stood out she have hard,shots are in at great Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket.focused, and having fun. We may responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have When asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and by Scottlooked Sacry like leading up to this 11, Winkler had nine, and February 10th. They outpractice didMya it well.”

Alexis Brenneman added eight. scored Anaconda 40-10 in matchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, the second and third quarters Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, en route to a 62-27 victory. that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby Beau Neal led with 16 points, ourThe biggest advice to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring Victor boys was played Philipsburg Patrick Duchien had 10, Jace head in the game, play our game the Pirates 28-13.

Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two teams by on Tuesday, February 8th and cruised The Darby boys played Two Pederson hadonly nine,separated and Blake

by Thomas Spencer and hustlevictory. and work together and SmithRiver both on hadTuesday, stellar 4th quarters, to a 63-42 Jordan Mclane had of humor Eagle Februsense game. Rockwood You saw theand the Pirate 4 anddefense. theand Falcons also Shoupe Ethan AlexanDarby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Photo bymanaged Thomas athey big game withworked 23 points, followed 8th and won convincingly, der eachthat had six.inOn definitely Andquickary each posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. and wit, players and fans go to keep lead theSaturfourth On Thursday night thetogether!

Lady by Caleb Rockwood with 16, Carson 83-44.

Sawyer Townsend and day, they traveled to Class A with a little press the whole game we quarter. which brings a berserk when Faith alas well but only outscoring in the basket, hustle back, play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, so if we are behind or ahead,the it’s Varner with 13, and Brandon Bowen Preston Smith led the way with Frenchtown, the No. 5 ranked wanted totheir slowseniors them down and try “Until lot of levity to the the game is over, my only scored in thenot first Yellowjackets by 2 in that quardefense, and outwork themost opponent,” celebrated from the over until the buzzer rings.” with eight.

They hosted St. mistakes.”

Regis on 16 points apiece, Hooper Reedthe ball Class A final team.

Thewas Falcons taking advantage ofcheer, a few thoughts are to keep putting team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The score 61-43,fell said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball and 62-39 Friday, a team team, that beat them had 13, and Jackson Hudley addbehind early, trailing 21-39 at during practices, game!”

Florence. other extracurricular activities. earlier in the year, and lost a close ed nine. They traveled to Drumhalftime, and were never able team meetings Both teams came The Jackets were carried And although the Lady Jackets game, 34-39. On Saturday, they demond on Saturday in a contest to mount a charge to get back or games.

Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior did notLincoln, walk away with aCarson win Varner feated 42-22. for the top seed in the upcoming in the game.

Beau NealClair had is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outled withFlorence, 19 points, Jordan Mclane had 13C district tournament. Darby a big night with 28 points, against they competed quiet person, who early, couldn’t make a really giving much standing night. chipped in 11, eight, Rockwood had six, and fell behind Blake Shoupe againstCaleb a strong, well coached by Thomas Spencer in the fourth and When asked later what hegood liked brings a competiup on defense for “Claire had a realand game, River Lyman added four.

The Victor comeback, and lost, 43-59.

Presand Aiden Wayne Levi team and the atmosphere of the girls played a tough Philipsburg team ton Smith led the scoring with 18 responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense Posey each added five. night remained positive and on Tuesday, 8thon and lost, 14-is sopoints, Florence-Carlton girls, The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on an that fun to followed by Hooper Reed managed out favorite intoThe steals and fast breaks ofcheerful.

The February three seniors 48.

Haylie Tolley ledon with five points, with 12, and Sawyer Townsend the No.said 10is ranked Class B a Yellowjackets took the including 5 from exchange student to experience watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” Fulbright.

Hutchinthe basketball team that were with eight.

Madi Bahr had four, and traveled to night, face No. 6 Broncs of Frenchtown onAmerica Finally, Tad Tackes in that new typeteam, of had life andonculture with new the second quarter. son 21 the scoring recognized on the night were Baugus added two.

The Darby girls played Two Anaconda on Thursday and Saturday in Stevensville. quarter.

Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition but sheto was Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, Eagle River on Tuesday, Februfell, 59-50.

Trista Williams led The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from and Faith Huenergardt. ary 8th and won handily, 50-28.

Florence with 14 points, KasioutStevensville really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” the mid and three-point range Huenergardt, Fulson, head Amber Anderson led Darby with dy Yeoman had 12, Josie Lewfirst quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played basketball inJackets Italy bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as had well.nine, But the Lady are Bill Fulbright, speaking to his 19 points, Makena Hawkinson is and Olivia Coulter some tough defensive had 4 on the night. for five years,” said Grazzani.

“This “Faith has played second quarter with most effective in the more runThe Hamilton boys and girls hosthad 10 points, Kylie Schlapman added six. On Saturday, they experience coaching Hailey pressure numerous times This11Saturday yearClass in a club, because with our had Froshof the Falcons is 27my to sixth and-gun style play. ed Butte commented, Central on Saturday, seven, and Kimmie Berry visited AofFrenchtown.

Thomas, “I have Feband capitalizing on strong also happened to in my country school and sports more team in our end the second half.

“Getting the ball up theare floor ruary 12th.

The boys played first and added five.

They went to DrumFlorence outscored them 21-9 been privileged to coach Hailey Butte Central, the No. 3 ranked Class mond on Saturday and lost, 16drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.”

Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of in the third quarter to propel for the past four years. Hailey is A team in toughest the latest 406mtsports.com 44. Makena Hawkinson, Sierra todribbling a 50-32 victory. open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and itKylie shotsStevi in the exhibitsthem wasted is something one oflooks the young ladies, was a freshman. poll, defeated Hamilton, 60-47. The Reed and Amber Anderson all Kovatch led the scoring with The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all mentally and physically, you will Broncs were down by 13 at halftime had four points, and Sammy 14 points, Kolbi Wood had 13, 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said.

That year,” said Fulbright.

“It’s gratifyever were meet,never and yet is so comand able to come back.

Shull and Hadassah Wilson each and Kasidy Yeoman added Kellan Beller hadeverybody 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani and thusthe far.girls “I upbeat attitude quarter proved tohis be teaming to experience see the progress passionate toward Asher Magness had a big night with added two. eight. quarter and was absolutely stood out as the love how we support each other on about everything, the defining moment have made this year, and to see it around her.Eli SheTaylor plays her 25 points, hadheart 11, and Tyson everywhere.

Beller worked team’s only senior. our team.

Our coaches are trying to and doesn’t let of the game. work effectively during parts of out every time she is on Rostad added seven.

Inthe the second The Bitterroot bids strongly defensively and Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete and getStar better every anything get her game.” court.

Ithe couldn’t ask for a player game, Hamilton girls ground out farewell to sports reportplayed really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down.

It was an was fairly close with awith 57-50 victory.

The game wasYellowjacket close a better attitude.”

Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and basket in the quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played East and er Thomas Spencer and late inregard the fourth but Stevensville’ the emotional Lady only The Florence-Carlton In tofirst hisquarter, time with senior on the team, sends a no-look pass to a teammate.

Florence’s Kylie Kovatch withhim thewinning jump shot The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, 35-32, exciting moment Broncs were clutch down the stretch boys, ranked No. 4 in the wishes the best on Kelti Wandler, Fulbright said, against Stevensville.

Photo by Stephanie K to pull out the victory.

Layne Kearns 406mtsports.com Class B poll, quarter got away from the applause and a and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when Florence’s Beau Neal with a jump shot.

Photo by Stephhis future endeavors. Geis15 of their own. However, the boys “ I have also been privileged to led with 20 points, Taryn Searle had visited Anaconda on Thursday, Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start anie K Geiser Photography. er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for four years. Kelti in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

Darby boys prevail against Pirates

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Stevi plays DarbyFlorence on Senior Night

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Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Sports Talk

Bitterroot Star--Page 11

Victor teams demonstrate caring, connection, love It’s been almost a year since I stepped away from the sports desk at the Bitterroot Star but I haven’t left sports behind. Instead, I have become that grey-haired granny in the stand yelling, clapping, and stomping, following the Victor Pirates once again. I have a couple of grandsons playing junior varsity and varsity games, as well as some special girls on the Lady Pirates team.

I had forgotten how fun it was to be a fan amongst fans. Previously I had always separated myself from the crowds as best I could. Now I’m right in the middle of it. The sense of pride and community is really something to be proud of.

It’s this sense of community that has given the Pirates a boost this year.

This group of boys, no, young men, has been an awesome journey to watch as they have made their way through trials this past year.

A little something about these boys: most of them have been togeth-

er throughout grade school and high school. A few have come in later and they have been welcomed into the fold.

These boys are not afraid to show emotion and show how much they care for each other. I have to admit, I’m a little biased. When my grandson Roan moved back here three years ago as an eighth grader, he brought something to the group. He never left without telling his friends that he loved them. He never finished a phone call without telling whomever that he loved them.

At first, these kids were a little uneasy because, well let’s face it, that’s just something you don’t do, especially if you are a young male. But he continued to tell his friends that he loved them and after a bit, a few started saying it back. Almost all of them say this now as they are leaving. Some even tell their family that.

With the uncertainty of these past two years, it was difficult to always stay connected, but this group has done that. There were times when one

Jean

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Avalanche A true-life cautionary tale

by Mario Locatelli I moved from Salem, Oregon to Hamilton 51 years ago. During my time here in the Bitterroot, I was part of Search & Rescue for 21 years.

While a member of Search & Rescue, I met many people whom I became good friends with, including Harry Bass who was in charge of the team, Gene Wenzel, a former chiropractor and founder of the Montana Bow Hunters Association (MBA), and Dick Robinson. During one unforgettable year on Search & Rescue, I would be tested to my limit as well as escaping one of the scariest life or death experiences I have ever had. It began when Dick approached me, stating that he wanted to learn to Alpine ski. I volunteered to take him out and teach him. Only a few months prior, my daughter Cathy and I had taken an avalanche course which would prove to be fortuitous.

On February 28, 1981, Dick and I decided to go down to Camas Drainage, driv-

ing Dick’s two-wheel drive Datsun. We ended up having to park it and hike because the Datsun couldn’t make it any further. We began hiking up the field when I spotted a field nearby that appeared to be a risk for an avalanche.

I warned Dick that we needed to stay away from that area Mario Locatelli and we continued hiking along the ridge.

Dick became worried that it was too steep. I looked around and saw a big boulder hanging off the ridge and felt like I needed to make a quick decision so I decided we should drop down below the bounder and come back up along the ridge. That would prove to be my biggest mistake. If I had it to do all over, I would have told Dick to take off his skis

of the group had problems but someone was always there to lend an ear.

Even though most of the boys had summer jobs, open gym kept them connected. When football began, you could see how tight this group was.

The team had some success on the gridiron. But midway through football season, tragedy struck. One of their own, a fellow Pirate, was killed in a terrible accident. His death affected each and every one of the boys on the football team, the girls on the volleyball team, and the entire student body at Victor.

How do teens deal with this? Of course, there are their families, but they also rely on each other. Their farewells of ‘I love you’ took on much more meaning. The hugs they gave each other were just a bit longer. The close knit group of boys and girls helped each other through a very difficult time. Most of the basketball players, both boys and girls, have a large DT on the back of their warmups to honor their friend.

This group of young men have not had a lot of wins in their sporting history. With new basketball coaches last year, they were given the chance to win. They had a few wins in football

and continue to hike the ridge above the boulder.

Shortly after hiking below the boulder, an avalanche started. I quickly noted three small trees about 10 feet from me and tried to make it to them.

As luck would have it, I was unable to reach them which may have saved me from being buried beneath the avalanche just as those trees were, and so was Dick. When I looked up the mountain, I saw one of his skis and a little bit of his pant leg sticking up out of the snow. The pack I had been carrying, which contained two shovels among other gear, was pulled from my body and swept away with the snow. I quickly made my way up to him and began to dig him out with my hands. I begged for

and then moved on to basketball. Winning is not only executing the plays of the game the best, but it’s also learning how to win; learning how to pick yourself and your teammates up when you are behind. This is arguably more difficult than the actual techniques of the game.

After a promising start to this year’s basketball season, the Pirates hit a slump. They could not win a game. But they kept working, and they relied upon their faith in each other to get into the winning mode. When one of the players got hot, it fueled the rest of the team and since the early part of January, the Pirates have figured out how to win. They have won their last four conference games.

The closeness of this team flows over to the Lady Pirates. Because Class C basketball has girls and boys playing the same teams on game day, the boys and girls are there to support each other. They sit together and are like a very large family, teasing and talking all at once. But when someone is a little down, you’ll see another Pirate or Lady Pirate come over and talk to them, throw an arm around their shoulder, and say, “I love you.”

That warms this granny’s heart.

God to help me. After much work, I was finally able to drag him out of the snow. Dick cried out, “I’m cold, I’m cold.”

When I told him we needed to start a fire, he begged me to drag him to a safer area but I told him I couldn’t drag him because he would develop hypothermia.

I never hiked with my wallet but that day, by the grace of God, I had my wallet and matches in my pocket and was able to use three $1 bills to get a fire going. After that, I told Dick I needed to go for help.

Dick didn’t want me to go and initially asked me to stay.

Soon, though, he realized that we needed help and I should go. I told him to be careful not to roll into the fire and quickly took off down the mountain.

Once I made it to the road where Dick’s Datsun was, I quickly learned a lesson I have never forgotten. Because we pulled straight in when I parked, it was difficult to get the vehicle out of the area and instead took me 15 minutes of valuable time to get it turned around and back on the road. From that moment on, I vowed to always leave my vehicle parked facing toward my exit.

I drove to the first house I came across and had the homeowner call the Sheriff who then dispatched Search & Rescue. When they arrived, we returned to Camas Drainage to find Dick. One of the Search & Rescue members, Jim Highland, from Darby, was there helping along with an ambulance medic named Norm. Together, we started up the mountain but quickly noticed that someone had followed my tracks coming down the mountain. We know that it had to be Dick and that he had made it back down safely to the road where Search & Rescue had built a fire on the roadside. About that time I received a call stating, “Dick is here! He is here!” It was the best gift anybody could have ever given me! Once home safe and sound, I received a Humanitarian Award from the MBA. The award brought me so much pride, but knowing that my friend Dick and I made it out alive and safe was the best gift of all.

Mario Locatelli, 89, also known as “The Mountain Goat” is the author of several books on hiking and skiing in the backcountry.

Snowpack percentages Annual climbing restrictions in Mill Creek Canyon drop slightly in most Montana river basins On the heels of a December which brought exceptional moisture to the Treasure State, January largely lacked needed precipitation. Monthly Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) SNOTEL site totals across Montana show that January precipitation was below to near normal. “The first week of the month looked promising. The mountains received at least one to two feet of snow, but westerly flow brought high pressure during the last three weeks in January,” said NRCS Hydrologist Eric Larson. This made for clear skies, warmer than normal temperatures, and below normal precipitation in most river basins.

Exceptions were the northern Whitefish Range and Little Belt Mountains, which received snow near the end of January.

“The good news is, the snow we received during the first week of January really cushioned the snowpack for the later portion of the month,” said Larson. Overall, the current snowpack as a percent of normal is down slightly since Jan. 1, but significantly better than it was on Dec. 1. Several river basins did see small increases in percentages, but it was mostly due to the snow received early in the month.

In general, the snowpack west of the continental divide is better than it

is east of the divide. As of Feb. 1, all major basins have a below normal snowpack except for the Lower Clark Fork, Kootenai, and St. Mary’s River basins.

Even though the La Niña weather pattern circulation is likely to continue for a few more months, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center outlooks are not particularly promising for Montana. The onemonth outlook gives an elevated chance of above normal precipitation across most of the state, but as we found out in January, that is not a guarantee. With two-three months remaining in the typical snow accumulation season there is still time to make up for deficits. “Most locations are still only one large storm short of a normal snowpack,” said Larson. Normal to above normal snowfall over the next several months will be necessary to reach normal snowpack peak levels in April and May. A full report of conditions on Feb. 1 can be found in the monthly Water Supply Outlook Report available on the Montana Snow Survey website. In addition, real-time snow survey data can be found atwww.mt.nrcs.usda.gov under Snow Survey.

Even though spring doesn’t arrive until next month, the Stevensville Ranger District is reminding everyone of the annual climbing closure in the Mill Creek area north of Hamilton to allow for nesting of cliff-dwelling raptors.

Beginning February 1st, several climbing routes are closed each year to prevent disturbance to these known raptor nesting sites.

On the north side of Mill Creek, the spring raptor closure will be the same as last year and includes the “Pie for Strength” climbing area. The closure also includes cliffs on the south side of the canyon due to the presence of additional nests.

Maps are posted at area trailheads and on the Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) website. Forest Service Wildlife Biologists plan to visit the area later this spring to determine the presence or absence of birds using the nests. If the nests are not active, the restrictions will be lifted.

The area is a popular destination for hikers, horseback riders, and rock climbers. Forest officials want to remind climbers of their responsibility to regulate use and self-po-

lice their activities by following the “Leave No Trace” and “Pack it In, Pack it Out” principles. Copies of the “Leave No Trace Climbing” brochure are available at all BNF offices and at trailhead bulletin boards. The area will be monitored for compliance.

The BNF is undertaking the development of a comprehensive Climbing Management Plan (CMP) with the purpose of promoting sustainable climbing activities into the future. The plan will seek to reduce conflicts, minimize impacts to resource values, and protect the unique climbing attributes found on the forest. To learn more about the CMP or to view climbing tips and recommendations visit www.fs.usda. gov/bitterroot. Click on Recreation and Climbing.

For more information, contact the Stevensville Ranger District at (406) 777-5461.

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Tribbensee. caused the Town to be in violation been posted on the website. He office was missing 75% of its usual 5) Vague agenda language which of the Town Council Rules and State said the normal notice procedure staff. “Jenelle was pretty much alone could affect the public’s right to statutes, I sincerely hope that you doesn’t include the website, so it’s during December,” said Gibson. He Caddisand Variant, and It’sand beenparticipate. an interesting style. I’ll be able to equip seeing them – you the - ontwo a daily know “Because the postpone items, 12a and a unique requirement forstill council thankedand Berthoud also thanked some highly effective personcouple of months. my students with rods along basis.

You’re more than cusWhat else do you plan to Council packet is missing the critical 12b listed on the January 13, 2022 vacancies. Again, he said the notice police and fire department staff that al favorites that now will be Within that, it’s been a with the rest of their basic tomers to me and I hope you do?

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Council intends wrote of this happenedafter in the UnderwoodI was being hired daily and can call or email you the preparations, you’re interested in small see it here in the I’ll be teaching fly casting of any backup documents for these “Finally, as a reminder, the December,” under the old mayor, said as an independent contractor.

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Phone messages can the changes, leadgroup classes or an individual Bitterroot Star, and clinics, beginning fly fishing agenda items may be problematic in processes and laws are designed Overstreet. he have insurance? Is he bonded be session, again – get in touch. left at 406-363-4197 until the ing up to that final there are plans to classes, and a course aimed at satisfying the public’s right to know, to provide adequate information, Overstreet did not think that items and licensed?” asked Susan Devlin. shop closes, February 26. exodus consume syndicate it to other catching trout in the Bitterscrutinize and participate in this representation and continuity. The 5 and 6 had any merit. “I don’t think Karen Wandler, former council Can I still buy flies from Better than that, drop more and more papers. root.

I’ve been at it for few significant event,” wrote Tribbensee. public has a right to know, scrutinize the agenda language was vague,” said member, said she was concerned you? by the shop at 109 Main energy as the significant and required and participate I’ll be free to years now, and will put what He said 6) Missing in all Council Overstreet. the resolution that, when Underwood leftE.the Yes. Ironically, when the in Hamilton, whether it’s to deadline nears. do more writing, I’ve learned into the course. steps to fill a vacancy. “None of decisions. I cannot say it enough, as covering council vacancies clearly Town’s employ, “he was 18 months shop is no longer in operation check out the bargains or just The selling, sortnow, and have the preliminary work appears to there are a number of potential legal spells out the process. “There’s no behind in reconciliations.” Wandler I’ll have more time to tie flies. say hello.

And saying hello, ing, donating, and books waiting in Can I still take individual have taken place as required by issues identified above that could additional requirement to spell out also thought it should be made clear these flies mywhetherbefore weaclose the doors, will discarding lessons?

Will you c stepsI’ll the computer to belegalcasting the Councilhave Rules, as there is no create unnecessary issues for the the specifi tobe fillgiving a vacancy,” this was “contract” or an personal best, the way I tie mean a lot. taken on a life of still teach how to tie flies? completed.

One will Council Communication or other Town if not properly addressed and he said. “The resolution sets it “agreement.” their own.

Yes. I’ll still teach fly fishbe a collection of theplease essays, backup documentation explaining corrected, halt and re-initiate out very clearly.”them He also noted Gibson called on Greg Overstreet, All-Natural Angus Beef and Heritage Pork, my That willhave continue wewhat ing and casting tothat individuals, revised and what steps takenuntil place, the collated process from in order to achieve Tribbensee for mentioned Bob Town Attorney, to address the pasture raised without have final small groups; host fly one of own that first appeared in statutes stepsaare inget-together process, andand what columnscompliance with State and I can Michalson, the applicants concerns. Overstreet said that the any added antibiotics celebration on Saturday,Tribbensee Febforawedding fishing. this paper and other periodisteps are outstanding,” Town Council Rules.” fishing programsfor council seat.

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“The and required Mayor Gibson said that, due to the groups, following the legal is even contractors isorthe same as what and we’re going to finish on an sional and church gatherings. flies I The market has gone soft beautiful Bitterroot procedural steps in addition to those concerns raised, he was postponing more imperative as there is a the state uses and he was unaware upswing.

More on that later A hallmark ofhigh my tutelage but13th if it agenda items Mountains! outlined above, include, but–are for fly tying the books, January probability dethat the Council of any license needed to be an signed, we’re gonna have fun. under master rodmaker Walrevitalizes, I’ll be ready with not necessarily limited to: Council related to the council vacancies. may make the appointment of an independent contractor. He said the like the polarizing Since I first made it know ton Powell I learned to one, is alsobe starting discussion on individual selection or maybe He two. said There they would the is thatextremely controversial, agreement was based on a template that I’d be outta here at the fit a caster with the right rod a novel that demands uninternomination of candidates, Council’s process over. There will be new and quite franklyBrindle a huge legal liability from another professional services end February there have fornotices, their individual rupted time to finish – time I finalofslate of candidates to interview, public notices and website to casting the taxpayers ‘Chute of the community agreement, one they used with the been questions. haven’t had, until Council’s direction to the Clerk and a 10-day application period. A (Mr. Michalson),” wrote Tribbensee. building inspector. The contract was to prepare interview questions, now. special meeting has been tentatively “There’s no legal requirement unanimously approved. Underwood Are you relocating? scheduling individual interviews, set for February 3rd to address the to over-comply with the legal will be paid $30 per hour for up to No. The shop relo- questions So you’llvacancies. be writ- Public notices advertising ensuring that themight interview procedures because of who might be 20 hours per week or a maximum of cate neware ownership at ining in your to beunder utilized not provided the retirevacancies are currently running in applying,” said Overstreet. $1499 per month, to perform such some point, but of forthe meapplicants, to be ment? the Bitterroot Star. advance to any In other Town news, the new twotasks as bi-weekly payroll, monthly aensuring full-timethat shop owner again, I’m not retirother applicants The Star spoke with Greg person town council, along with the payroll, payroll liabilities (bi-weekly no. will not be present during the ing. I’m changing Overstreet, Town Attorney, new mayor, actually held its first and monthly), quarterly and yearStock up now for the season!

For now, there willfor be athe other course, redirecting, interviewing process regarding Tribbensee’s claims. In meeting on January 11, a special end payroll reports, payroll audit, batch of screaming dealsCouncil’s for reinventing, reviapplicants, and finally Overstreet’s view, numbers 1-4 meeting for the purpose of approving bi-weekly claims processing and the shop’s best friends, and He noted, however, that discussion/decision to my appoint talizing myself have merit. a temporary contract agreement payment, and reconciliation of bank loyal customers.

I don’t for want have period from the time of candidates that allows publicmy career. theI 30-day with Robert Underwood, the Town’s and credit card statements. to put this stuff in storage.

I’d too muchthe leftresignations to do. participation through comments. began on Mayor former finance officer.

“I think you noticed something rather seethese someone a good Writing is only part Many of stepsget should and must Brandon Dewey’s watch. He said Mayor Gibson said that Jenelle that’s different,” said Mayor Gibson deal put use. of it. take and place initan open meeting, not that council members can still be Berthoud, the Town Clerk, had been to the audience. “We are going to Funny thing I now regard And that leads even though the 30 days secretly behind the scenes as they are appointed doing the work of four people406-802-4372 for the do the best we can to answer your • orders@doublekranchmt.com 109 E Main St., Hamilton most of the shop’s customers to severalhad other considered Council actions,” wrote run out. last few weeks. “There is no utility 3096 questions…

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Daniel Browder, Esq. Browder Law, PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 361-3677 Email: browderlawmont@ gmail.com Attorney for Gordan H. Maus MONTANA TWENTY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DONALD M. MAUS, Deceased.

Cause No. DP-22-14 Department No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Gordon H. Maus, return receipt requested, c/o Browder Law PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton, MT, 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

DATED this 24th day of January, 2022.

Daniel Browder, Attorney for P.R. 217 N. 3rd Street, Ste J Hamilton, Montana 59840 Gordon H. Maus, Personal Representative BS 2/2, 2/9, 2/16 ___________________ William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF PHILLIP JAMES ARGES, Deceased.

Cause No. DP-22Dept. No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Kenneth L. Tyrell, Jr. return receipt requested, ℅ Nelson Law Office PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

DATED this 31st day of January 2022. /s/ William J Nelson Attorney for Personal Representative /s/ Kenneth L. Tyrrell, Jr.,

PR BS 2-9, 2-16, 2-23-22. ___________________ William J.Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALL COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF: MARY LOU AMSDEN, Deceased.

Cause No. DP-22-5 Dept No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Bruce Amsden, return receipt requested, c/o Nelson Law Office PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

DATED this 24th day of January 2022. /s/ William Nelson Attorney for Personal Representative /s/ Bruce Amsden Personal Representative BS 2-9, 2-16, 2-23, 2022. ___________________

nancial Assistance for Other than Urbanized Areas,” administered by the Montana Department of Transportation. Funding will be used for operating expenses associated with providing transportation services to the general public within Ravalli County, Montana.

BitterRoot Bus will also be receiving $35,164.00 in matching TransAde funding.

MRTMA of Missoula is also applying for $168,153.00 under section 5311 as well as $81,014.00 in CMAQ funds.

As well MRTMA (I Ride) will be requesting vehicles, anyone wishing to comment on this proposal should send comments within 30 days to: BitterRoot Bus, 310 Old Corvallis Rd., Hamilton, MT 59840.

BS 2/9, 2/16 ___________________ Montana 21 Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of Mary Ann Bowman Cause No.: DV-22-18 Dept. No.: 1 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Mary-Ann Elizabeth Bowman to Mary-Ann Elizabeth Sontag. The hearing will be on 03/16/2022 at 1:30 p.m.

The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: 02/01/2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Janenne Sorenson Deputy Clerk of Court BS 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2

PUBLIC NOTICE BitterRoot Bus and MR TMA of Missoula is applying for our annual 5311 grant from the Montana Department of Transportation. Due to recently enacted federal legislation, BitterRoot Bus is required to develop a community Transportation Coordination Plan.

BitterRoot Bus and MR TMA is required to hold public hearings in order to give all citizens the opportunity to review and comment on the proposed plan. Public hearing is set up for February 22, 2022 at 310 Old Corvallis Rd. Conference Room at 10 AM. Proposed plans are available for review at: BitterRoot Bus, 310 Old Corvallis Rd, Hamilton, MT 7484,. Ask For: Sharna MRTMA 2820 South Higgins, Missoula, MT 327-8707, Ask For: Lyn Any questions call either of the above phone numbers.

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE APPLICATION OF KELLY JEAN GRIMES FOR CHANGE OF NAME TO KELLY JEAN BEANE. Dept. No.: 2 Cause No.: DV-22-26 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE Notice is hereby given that a hearing on the Petitioner’s Notice of Name Change from Kelly Jean Beane to Kelly Jean Grimes will be held on the 10th day of March 2022, at 1:30 P.M. in the Courtroom of the abovenamed Court, at which time all interested persons may appear and object.

DATED this 1st day of February, 2022.

POST & LEBSOCK, PLLC Del M. Post, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner BS 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________

TRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GARY L. CHRISTOPHERSON, Deceased.

Cause No. DP-22-22 Department No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Dalton Christopherson, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at 313 Heart Bench Road, Daby, MT 59829, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

I declare under penalty of perjury and under the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct.

DATED this 10th day of February, 2022.

DALTON CHRISTOPHERSON BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ LEGAL NOTICE Sandrow Belanger, Notice is now given, that pursuant to the provisions of MC 70-6-601, Et. Seq., and the contract you signed, the contents of your storage unit is now subject to an operator’s lien. Unless the accruing balance is paid in full, and all contents removed from the unit, before 12 Noon, February 25, 2022, the contents of the storage unit will be removed and sold at Fairgrounds Road RV & Mini Storage, 350 Old Corvallis Road, Hamilton, MT 59840, at 1 p.m. on Saturday, February 26, 2022.

BS 2-16-22 ___________________ Megan S. Winderl MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 South First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 Attorneys for Petitioner Issued MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In re the Marriage of: AMY GLADWIN, Petitioner, and ERIC GEORGE LILIENTHAL, Respondent.

Cause No.: Department No.: AMENDED SUMMONS AND TEMPORARY ECONOMIC RESTRAINING ORDER THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPONDENT: YOU, THE RESPONDENT, ARE HEREBY SUMMONED

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to answer the Amended Petition in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the above-named Court, a copy of which is served upon you with this Summons, and to file your answer and serve a copy of your answer upon the Petitioner within twenty-one (21) days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service.

If you fail to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Amended Petition (ROA No. 5).

TO PETITIONER AND RESPONDENT: Pursuant to Mont. Code Ann. §40-4-121(3), the Petitioner and Respondent are hereby restrained from transferring, encumbering, pawning, pledging, hiding, or in any way disposing of any property, real or personal, whether jointly or separately held, without either the consent of the other party, or an order of the court, except in the usual course of business or for the necessities of life. Each party must notify the other of any proposed extraordinary expenditures at least five business days before incurring the expenditures and must account to the court for all extraordinary expenditures made after service of the summons.

This restraining order does not prevent either party from using any property to pay reasonable attorney fees in order to retain counsel in the proceeding.

Petitioner and Respondent are further restrained from cashing, borrowing against, cancelling, transferring, disposing of, or changing the beneficiaries of any insurance or other coverage, including life, health, automobile, and disability coverage held for the benefit of a party or a child of a party for whom support may be ordered.

This temporary restraining order shall continue another order of the Court is issued either amending or vacating this temporary restraining order.

VIOLATION OF THIS ORDER IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE UNDER MCA §§ 45-5-220 OR 45-5-626.

DATED February 8, 2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of Court Barbara Beavers Deputy Clerk BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ Naomi J. Cheeney Cheeney Law, PLLC PO Box 212 Hamilton, MT 59840 Phone: (406) 363-9060 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FRED MILLARD FOWLER, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-22-23 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed Estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Jack Deason, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at Cheeney Law, PLLC, PO Box 212, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED this 10th day of February 2022.

Jack Deason, Personal Representative BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ RICHARD A. WEBER, P.C. PO Box 1917 Hamilton, Montana 59840 Telephone: 406/363-6888 Email: ravallilaw@montana. com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY In Re the Estate of: ELLIS BRUNNER; Deceased.

Case No.: DP-22-25 Dept. No.1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Robert Thomas, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at the Law Offices of Richard A.Weber, PO Box 1917, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

Dated this 14 day of February, 2022.

Robert Thomas Personal Representative BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ NOTICE OF FILING FOR TRUSTEE CANDIDATES: Lone Rock School District# 13 is looking to fill two (2) Trustee positions each for a 3-year term. If interested in being part of a board that has a focus on high quality education, please file by March 24th, 2022 by 4:00pm with the Business Manager/ Clerk at Lone Rock School – 777-3314, or with the Ravalli County Election Office.

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Stevi: council will have full complement at next meeting continued from page one allows for proper development.

In public comment, Sharon Gee said as a major concern. He said the biggest has submitted an incomplete applicaMost of the public comments were that she had noticed that the mayor challenge for the community was “distion,” said Devlin. split between Smith and Wolff. Barker and other citizens had made comments unity… I would hope that with cooperAgain, she was cut off by the mayor said she was favoring Marilyn Wolff about the previous mayor doing things ation among ourselves and community who asked the council if they wanted to and council member Cindy Brown said wrong, and those were allowed but members we could put any differences “proceed with this.” she “had no problem with that.” They when Sue Devlin tried to present facts aside and bring this community back Both council members said they then proceeded to vote 2-0 to appoint she was not allowed to. “I don’t think where it needs to be” and then address would prefer not to hear “personal atWolff. that’s right, to censor her,” said Gee. the issues. tacks” or information “from the past.”

The Ward 2 candidates, Bob Michal“She was talking about facts that are Both Michalson and Phillips have The town clerk also did not read a son and Jerry Phillips, were interverifiable. So I hope you’ll listen to the previously served on the council, and portion of a letter from a former town viewed next. citizens, even if you may not agree with both resigned from their seats, with clerk because it was deemed by the Bob Michalson said he was “active them, even if it’s not all sunshine and Michalson resigning twice. Michalson mayor to be “a personal attack” against in the community” and “active in local daisies.” was also involved in a lawsuit filed by a Michalson. government since 2016.” He added he New council member Marilyn Wolff, former town clerk over charges of bulAfter taking public comment, had attended many meetwho was sworn in February ings. He was defeated in the was pivotal in the decision “I feel with the experience and leadership of Mayor Gibson and a good team 8, last election, but then the to appoint Bob Michalson winner resigned. He said he in my fellow council members, we will not encounter the divisiveness of another to the Ward 2 seat. Brown was asked by people to try made the motion to aptime. There is a lot of work to do and I believe Bob will hit the road running.” again. He said that, with the point Michalson, which was Marilyn Wolff, council member seconded by Wolff. Wolff new administration, he was “hoping the divisions on the said she had struggled with council are now gone.” He said he was the choice of applicants. She said she lying and harassment. That lawsuit was Barker asked for a recess to discuss the planning to reach out to members of his eventually settled for $50,000. candidates in private with Brown. Upon had talked to about 30 people in Ward ward and “to be more active than ever 1, and the majority of those were in In public comment, Sue Devlin returning, Barker said she was not in in interacting with the public.” He said support of Michalson. “Problems of the attempted to bring up Michalson’s past, favor of Michalson returning to the water issues and infrastructure needed past are history. Let’s move on,” said but was stopped by Mayor Steve Gibcouncil. However, Brown said she was to be addressed right away and the cost Wolff. “I feel with the experience and son, who said that public comments did in favor of Michalson’s appointment.

Due to the impasse, they decided to tashouldn’t be put on the taxpayers. He leadership of Mayor Gibson and a good not allow personal attacks. Devlin said ble the decision until Wolff was seated said the biggest challenge for the comteam in my fellow council members, we she was just citing facts. But the mayor on the council, which would give them munity was “growth.” will not encounter the divisiveness of cut her off and said “We’re not going to the ability to break any tie.

Jerry Phillips told the council he another time. There is a lot of work to get into attacking people.” He said she At the meeting on February 10, a had grown up in Stevensville and graddo and I believe Bob will hit the road “could support someone… but we’re letter from the Bitterroot Star was read uated from Stevensville High School in running.” not going to allow any type of personal into the record. Bitterroot Star editor 1964. He said he has lots of family in Sue Devlin, a resident of Ward 2, attack.”

Victoria Howell claimed that the recess the area, and Stevensville will always be said she was concerned that Wolff had “This is not a personal attack, sir, home. He has a background in printing only talked to residents of Ward 1. this is a statement of facts,” said Devlin. the council took on February 7 to discuss the candidates and the mayor’s sti- “Ward 2 soundly voted for a completely and electronics and most recently has Devlin tried to continue but, once fling of public comment were not legal. been a volunteer at the Lee Metcalf different candidate,” said Devlin. “It’s again, the mayor cut her off. “This is “So, there are two serious infractions Refuge. He has previously served on surprising to me that you’re still wantabout people applying to be on the here,” wrote Howell, “a violation of the council and “really enjoyed it… ing to bring in someone that lost by a council,” said the mayor. “This is a the open meeting laws and a violation There were some difficulties that came wide margin in his ward.” tough decision. You keep bringing up of the First Amendment right to free up… so I left,” he said.He said several Devlin asked the council not to things from the past that I don’t know appoint Michalson. She then read the people had asked him to get back on. if you can substantiate…. – “Yes, I can,” speech. The council and mayor need to stop this type of behavior and work to same remarks that she had tried to read “I’d like to see that we get back on track said Devlin – “but this is not the place gain a better understanding of the law. at the February 7 meeting. This time and be able to work for the citizens of to do it,” said the mayor.

If they continue to violate these laws, she was allowed to read them without this community,” he said. “It’s up to the “Are we going to be fair, or are any decisions they might make could council to make the rules and support interruption. we just going to accept positive comend up being challenged in court.” this community and listen to what the In the end, Wolff and Brown voted in ments,” said Devlin. “… Mr. Michalson Mayor Gibson said he had made a favor of Michalson and Barker cast the discommunity has to say.” He said he has a very bad track record.” mistake in allowing the closed meeting. senting vote. Michalson was sworn in the next doesn’t have any particular agenda.

“You’re the only person that has Regarding the free speech issue, the day. The council tabled the appointment of a “It’s up to the community members,” done this tonight,” said the mayor. “If mayor said he was following the guidesaid Phillips. “What does the commucouncil president and various board appointyou do it once more, I’m going to ask lines developed by the former adminisnity want? That’s the most important ment until the next council meeting, when you to sit down.” tration in not allowing personal attacks. they would have a full council. thing.” Phillips mentioned water issues “Mr. Michalson, per council rules,

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