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Eagles in winter Groundbreaking held Association for medical Bitter Root Three MileHumane Community Centercenter open

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary speech, occupa-

by Victoria by Victoria Howell Howell

shelter. a levy, so this won’t any $140,000. tional andhave physical According additional impact on people’s The park therapy services – It’s been a long time to Colleen property taxes. board made including therapy coming, but the new Three Schmiedeke, In addition to thea loan, the the decision Bitterroot Health Mile Community Center is up who serves on project was paid for by to take out a pool – plus imaging held a groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’sthe and running. Located at 4433 both the park loan to finish Three Community and lab services. ceremony, saidMile concerning the Senior ing last Wednesday Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the the project. Center (the official name) Bishop said “It organization’s 50 years of service, An new openmedical house celebration was for theits center is on the east side community She said they which raised over $80,000 they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex that will beThe build- center board, of Lone Rock Park. worked with through community picnics, Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a facility ing contains a large they started Farmers State rummage the sales, bingoopen nights built just north of meeting bunch of little old ladies.” animal shelter located on Fairgrounds room, a warming working on Bank to keep and donations fromof commuby spring 2023, Stevensville at the kitchen, a Butts, President of the Road in Hamilton. The event served state-of-the-art audio visual this ain 2012 their loan Kathienity members. Other major and that they plan corner ofand Kootenai Board, said, “This organization has double purpose. It included system, a gorgeous view a ribbon and incorpopayments contributors were the Three on continuing to Creek and Mountains of the Road Bitterroot totherated reasonable. Mile Fireway District, Lone cutting ceremony in honor of new in 2014. come such a long sincethe it was expand Hwy 93. including tours of the whole the west. She said the Those payRock 50 Park andago. theservices. Rapp facility, started about years I feel aFam“We’re bringing the The building isarray now of home total cost is ments come ily of Foundation. John Bishop, huge sense responsibility to honor building, and anBitfood and care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there terroot those who have come before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are it as were many who said.be as we 50ththat birthday. make good as he itvolunteers can set said Marcus that serves Lone Rock School. When already being helped on theLois project, and Hedgethe course for the next 50 years.” The private non-profi t organization Daly Hospital hadpark conThe surrounding assessed, TMCSC received reduced Schmiedeke chair McCormack saidpeth, that the of the was fisoccer rst organized in 1972. In 1984, tains and baseball Schmiedeke prices from contractors. The “got really Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospitalsuccessful board, fields, tennis and volleyball is proud that general contractor donated lainvolved,” the leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the fundraising campaign fund the new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave saidto this project courts, a walking a playthey didn’t group had See CENTER, new community center at Lone Rock Park. Photo by V. Howell. construction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised Bitterroot about has been four page years3 Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-boundhave as Bit-to run pandemic hit and construction costs with a 99-year lease. Six years later, in the works, but ter Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon skyrocketed. As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the there were some celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton. Photo by Michaelof Howell. had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where delays due to the Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking. The facility on the property that had housed the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic. She said2 theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building shelter since 1984.

Public meeting on BNF Climbing Plan

Scammers thwarted, vigilance recognized

County budget on track Cowboy Ball

their vision that She adds thatisthe the Stevensville most important encountered people way to combat Christine Staub, a driving falling “quality, victim to mail facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing abuse is for people force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. Hamilton. of a “medical center” rather than just a accessible, personalized to ask 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As a certified shipclinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will health fordepot 90 years. and start conpresented with a Certificate of care” ping for FedEx, Murphy. Shethe led the Hospital, which is a critical access In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and versation with those Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe commissioners through hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the specialty services. Two physicians have you know and nic Farrenkopf and Hamilton is legally justified to have been taking steps to a lengthy fund fund by Victoria Howell me like a ton of doesn’t Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which by Staub the national rataccounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation for quality invest in all theacommubricks.” know the details In his presentation to the City bears its shipping it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. 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, When it comes Council on March 15th, Chief of what potential label. After following overall, doing very well by Michael Victoria Howell are being recruited. There willby also be he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg Howell. sent home from Snavely said that he wants the victims are told, but protocol, and doing on its tax collections and The Bitterroot Overstreet has a NaHamilton Police Department she knows that over they so in the presence of the hospital with showing revenues tional Forest (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached message for you: to “become more vocal about are, “often a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. of projections in host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February 12th. is don’t fool around! the good things that happen to say they This are shipable to uncover the He was home for most departments while thisOverstreet, Wednesday, March theMichael tenth annual event andexpenses the waylegal it’s shaping within the community.” Sharping papers unfortunate contents two or three days. by Howell have only or 30th from 6 to 8 p.m. ing his department’s experipaperwork.” Other of the package: nearlyDuring that time, up, it’s going to be an event worthy oftoa23% jubilee an attorney in amounted of to share information ence with Ms. Staub was one commondue tactics for $16,000 in cash, and former council member, the public at the next meeting Halfway through celebration. projections in large private practice in his oxygen level by Victoria Howell regarding the developsuch opportunity. scammers include which the customer 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, ment of a draft forest In early March, a customclaiming was unwittingly send-from a normal of county’s performance that have yetto torepbe filled. event. Freeman is also the chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management At the second regular er came to the Boxxe Shoppe resent the IRS or in ing to a scammer in is looking pretty good, One big savings was Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP). virtual counciltoand mayor how local Chicago, tional council meeting of theThe two-member intending send a package Social Security Illinois.members. according to Ravalli the budgeted funds which he’s been onby forNa12 years. A real estate for February of 2021. that 51 is brain Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe. Photo meeting will be held on should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said via government FedEx. County CFO Klarryse the Administration. county’s share Stevensville Town Council, on agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, andin also He wentSee through damage material.” Zoom. below for than Boddy. The customer Sometimes they was a frequent commenter Gibson January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 See COUNTY, page 10 seemed con- meetings during will tell their at council Joan Mell, an attorney with the profile of the Berthoud the council to late join August thetold meeting. Five andfused fundraising skills, and discipline, haveone been put to in he was wasthe no joke.familiar “It and unvictims that a loved has Over the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot rec- bad I potential victims, butuse wishes similar meetings audience thatcancer she was having familiar good as chair oflanded the Cowboy committee. told thatpublic the felt with in jail, Ball or that a prize course of so her that others withinFreeman the commupublic comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in said the committee trouble streaming the meet- the process, has been won,hopes but a to feeraise needs decade with had been eradicated. like I couldn’t nity would help her look out 2021. council that those makto handle the the prosecution this year, to forbethe expansion of the rodeo paid for release of the Staub Boxxe had She said andthe breathe, likefor I their safety.$50,000 ingsOverstreet on the internet. At least one In addition to the funds. just The getting scammers will became sus- comment should Shoppe, ing public caseload of Town Attorney bucking chutes. “They’re old,” he said. surgery on YouTube October chanwasStaub being water the former of the potential victims she opportunity to learn picious when commonly use a getting legitimate haswhile now “They need to be replaced. They’re banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what aided was a resident at a local nel they had was no longer about and participate in address, buton will be ready to recovered up.facility Bucking stock can be hard metal.” removal, theof fidevelopnalhad set up considering I imagine audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recov- water extended nursing and the process working but they grab the package fromactually a porch the customapproximately The 10th annual cowboy ball – which in the boarding to had be to be provided with a ride notand a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. ing a climbing plan, atreatment new Facebook page.this How- er’sisage or front door when it arrives. $60,000Mell in started 11the years ago but couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to colon journey. like,” recalls week’scancer meeting “It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge “They always direct the particular cash, all of to ever, members ofwill thecovpublic the session. Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet. “This er the following agenda victim to send it, ‘no signature details of the which was The mayor had said previousthe town. “I just wanted to who had he tried to access the “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was isfrauduwhen I realized required,’” she adds. transaction. being ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThe Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan aMell, she says, pointing“This out that redfirst year we’ve Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall is the ever done diagnosed with that I was not lently deThe Bank Secrecy Actfully from the public. ing me and helpingtaking the town, ” center, abound when seniors are for filling in while town Greg objectives and desired accessible. Berthoud asked ly, itquestions catered dinner,” said Freeman. TheOverstreet University COVID-19. Covidflags manded from ofattorney 1970 requires banks to was not being scammed. “If a person said Overstreet. outcomes ofas the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, l towill Overstreet, for patience she worked Staub’sCrews “I was obviously seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals first also said that they is 80 years old, and all of a conversations should be prepared for some Desserts are provided 4Hin members. members of $10,000 or by more order time having very weakened,” said through the issues. Mayorthey’re Steve dinner. Gibson, council coming into the members Cindy Brown and The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update encountered See page 2 sudden “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, tothe commuOverstreet. “Itformer hit Jim Crews, mayor bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker. by Victoria at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton. nity.See See COWBOY BALL page 4 SURVIVING, page by Photo Michael Howell Howell. Staub is such cirCovid. Photo by Victoria Howell. See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.” See PLAN, page 2 Photo by Nathan Boddy. Last week the Ravalli County Commissioners approved adoption of a memorandum of understanding with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and letter aspen and whitebark pine; the commissioners statedInstituteProtection National Forest 1987 Forest MAPS Media to produceAgency. a video The designed by Michael Howell help parents on their children’s behavthat “RavallitoCounty objectskeep tabs contains recommendations Plan. manage timber to provide ior. impacts to to unmitigated concerning the Draft SEIS for forest products and jobs; and A new record of decision The deadlineHowell closed on if it would by Victoria be possible The DUI Task approved of by Victoria Howell year, theForce facility tookButterfly. inthe justcreation under county owned/maintained thewhen Gold Concernretain old growth status in all was issued on December 17, on January 18, forHowell filing objec- to put envelopes by Victoria his property which would in effect with the highway, which is aastate addressed the private land was Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and commissioners spent every penny. theowner scope ofthe the analysis roads heavy 2021 accompanied by a to Draft treatment to Dominic Farrenall the doors and shutthen off access Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowfrom you’re goingequipment to on it. sold toproject aing new and Fish, Wildlife signed off The involved creation tions to the Draft SupplemenThere are no paid employees; it’s an all-of Jasmin Shinn,director founder and kopf, activities put valentine cards in The Stevensville Town CounPark, a 20-acre park on the east bank have two accesses for trucks pulling and Parks got involved. once-priand logging trucks, mostly, theitems letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides a site-spea Forest Service press release a set of easily accessible that hadThe secret hiding tal Environmental Statement executive director of 1 Horse volunteer organization. ButtoShinn said atwas Sapphire them. Farrenkopf cil split onLutheran whether to accept just toreally the north of the private piece ofthe boats, and you’vebut just come out to, of the vate piece now belongs thesome state compartments where someone could stash root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed not limited the impacts (Draft SEIS) for the Gold A Time Horse it costs about $200 perfishing month toaim feedsite. Homes inDraft Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.property. He askedCrews contacted the county aAtsmall piece of park land near the Stevi Wyean at 45 miles per hour - there developed access drugs or hide aand small of whiskey. The Management Wildlife Re-was treatment areas are within to Willow Creek Road. Due tois aflask defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, a Bitterroot facility Corvallis, gotitem a nice “gentle there are askinginthe community students Stevensville bridge, an that was at schools and negotiated the donation of the are going to be accidents there.” “But I giants.” think opportunity it’sThen [the piece to providethese parents a learning toon seethe the area designated for insect and financial limitasource Objective “Maintain dards. Some objections to securing the veterinary bills, therapy, training, and boost lastForest week when she was to send his athat and daycares to make National project considered atresidents the March 24th council land on the west, potential Mayorand Steve resource Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable oftoland for the various ways in which any youngpiece person can hide Last year lopes. the disease tions, Ravalli County would sufficient habitat decision were received because of the little love this special envelopes associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 meeting. The land ownership willnew now river and access pending outcometreatment of see what use theenveland is to the town. “Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres lopes were so full they The project is now tine’s Day. decorate them for each revert to the county. The 1.52-acre the access dispute. liability,” Gibson. money into developing it,” said Motnot said be able to accommodate onWhen suitable timberland to dense pockets of only deadsee andady18 deadline from representatives of JCCS, anby the January horses. they’re finally ready Glendathese Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and resident. people About years piece, whichfour tomostly the Then Council Wolff Michaelson he looked upwhat the for ley. are many cars out said sheadoption, tells“There parents is,so “If you don’t look, most can be driven or there, accounting fiis rmlocated with aadjacent branch support viable populations ing trees. They claim area said the necessary maintenance having to do member with the Marilyn mercial vegetative treatment than the once. growing every year. ago, a resident came could drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side said she had a real problem with old minutes and found that the land I think it can be used for parking. But then you don’t see. If you don’t see, then you don’t ridden, some just become “pasture located in Hamilton. Part of the logging of old growth, potenold-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine during the project, nor the and of within a 55,000was acre area ofto the to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, offered Town this piece of land. “It’s where two was donated on the condition that looking long term, if you have propSee VALENTINES, page 10 selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.” See DUI, page 10 rehabilitation of the road afteron the species. ” side The letter Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest inby theRavalli Sapphire Mounin 2017 for use as a roads converge, the bankbeetle, is incrediit would be maintained and utilized erty west ofestablished thenotes river,that then was online voting County and according 1 Horse At A Time was DrafttoSEIS limits the scope Willow Creek Road.I think there are dwarf mistletoe and the project is complete. Ravalli potential river access site. bly steep… liability for western recreational purposes within five you havethe access potentially consoltains eastbranch of Corvallis. to JCCS manager, Andrea by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from of its environmental consespruce budworm damage. County objects to shifting Bitterroot National Forest During the tenure of former issues… It is the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Town The original proposal was Germany where sheI grew around Simmerman, 1 Horse A Time mayor Jim Crews, the At owner of land channel andthat thethe deepest partAlthough of the in general Vickie Motley, park board memof Stevensville. thinkup It’s quences analysis tosomething vegetation, financial burden of the project officials have stated withdrawn in August of 2020 horses. She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote at the river on the northeast side project had channel. If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done RDO Equipment Co. to Ravalli County and believe the pileated woodpecker and is designed to improve agreement with the proposed after Friends theoff Bitterroot getters. about attempted to of shut river access on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been but she is especially passionate See STEVI, page 16 8571 Running W. Road it is contrary to current law pine marten. project, the Ravalli County forest resilience to natural checkfor followed in the wake draft horses. She and her husband, a andThat Alliance the Wild “We and realize these old growth Commissioners expressed and existing agreements. ” Missoula, MT 59808 military retiree, their two children of a $25,000 gift claiming in November Rockies filed suit the disturbances like fire, insects indicator species are listed in Forest officials also received and disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to relocated to Montana and bought a 20from Tractor Supply. 406-549-4171 agency failed to use the best That sounds a lot of acre farm which ShinnPlan, said but canitsupport the Forest is not comments Strobel mentPresenting sources ina the Willow county andShinn maintained available sciencelike in managing check for $7500 from JCCSowned to Jasmin (second from left) of 1 from HorsePhilip At RDOequipment.com money but, according to Shinn, Creek watershed; improve about 20 horses. She currently Director of the NEPA Branch clear whether there are other roads, especially Willow Creek A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch elk habitat and didn’t comtaking care of draft horses is 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 an expensiveYproposition. Last CO.COM including meadows, RESCUE, page 65 See See GOLD, page •FREEbyESTIMATES INTime. THE BITTERROOT VALLEY• OURH OMEIMPROVEMENThabitat In a At letter to the Forest istrator first horse that was rescued 1 Horse A Photo by Victoria Howell. of the Environmental by Nathan Boddy

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to prevent fraud and money laundering, but many scams can fall well beneath that threshold. Furthermore, even keeping track of those larger withdrawals may not mean that the bank is able to prevent the cash from going out the door. In order to slow the damage done by scammers, the United States Postal Inspection Service gives the following points of advice: never pay for a prize, don’t attend “free” seminars, don’t return unknown phone calls, consult with a friend, register for a ‘do not call’ list, and review your financial statements. Furthermore, it is worth noting that neither FedEx or UPS allow shipping of currency. In an ironic twist, Staub mentions that she has, “never had any (of the potential victims) say ‘thank you.’” Of course, she understands that they are often embarrassed and sometimes even reticent to acknowledge that they’d nearly been fleeced. Nonetheless, it makes it all the more fitting that Chief Snavely saw fit to give her the recognition of the Hamilton Police Department and City Council. His recognition went even further, and was brought to the attention of Five Valleys Crime Stoppers, who awarded Staub with a cash prize for her vigilance.

on conversations to date, including how to find information on Story Map • Review draft Climbing Management Plans and moving forward to a formalized process Invite community voices to offer thoughts and guidance as we continue to develop a shared strategy The BNF would like to remind the public that this is not the final CMP decision document. The final decision on a plan will come at the end of the formal NEPA process. Once completed, the plan will describe the desired condition for responsible climbing activities across the forest, considering the need for maintaining recreation access while also providing for appropriate cultural and natural resource protections. Last year, the forest published an interactive Story Map to provide an information hub for those interested in climbing management. The project included input from community members and represented the beginning of the process for a CMP. To join this week’s Zoom meeting go to https://umontana.zoom. us/j/91765743433?pwd=Q3N3RFprTEY0S20rMEkvZzBZeHVFQT09 To view the Climbing Story Map, visit https://arcg.is/riqW5. For more information, contact the Stevensville Ranger District at (406) 777-5461.

Christine Staub with the Boxxe Shoppe receives a Certificate of Appreciation from Hamilton Police Chief Steve Snavely and Mayor Dominic Farrenkopf. Photo courtesy of Hamilton PD.

Volunteer writing coaches needed at Bitterroot schools Writing Coaches of Montana seeks community members in Ravalli and Missoula Counties to participate in its coaching program with the mission of helping local students improve their writing skills. Specifically, the program seeks to help students think critically about their writing assignments so they can become confident and competent writers across disciplines. During the school year, volunteers will coach in-person at schools and online using Google Meet. Coaches can choose their preference of in-person or

virtual coaching. In August of 2020, in response to COVID-19, Writing Coaches of Montana developed an online coaching program which meets FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) student privacy requirements and uses the Google Suite for Nonprofits. Cassie Sheets, the program’s Executive Director, along with Jeanne Wdowin, Flathead Regional Coordinator, is running a coaching program in the following Bitterroot schools during the school year: Corvallis High School, Hamilton High School, Washington

Middle School, and potential additional schools across Ravalli, Missoula, and Flathead Counties. Target Range School District Superintendent Heather Davis Schmidt writes: “Writing Coaches do so much more than support writing. They also build relationships with students, bridge generational gaps, provide positive perspectives from another trusted adult, and give hope to those who are struggling.” Sheets is currently seeking people interested in learning more about the program and becoming a volunteer

writing coach. To become a volunteer and learn about best writing instruction practices, community members can attend a virtual training on Wednesday, April 13, from 6 to 8:45 p.m. WCM staff will be available for follow-up questions at any time. Community members interested in learning more about the program and to volunteer can contact WCM staff at admin@writingcoachesofmontana. org. To learn more about the program, community members can also visit writingcoachesofmontana.org.

Three Mile Community Senior Center, Inc. and The Lone Rock Park District’s

Grand Opening of the

Three Mile Community Center

Lone Rock Park 4433 Sunnyside Cemetery Road Stevensville

Saturday, April 9 10 am - 4 pm Stop by and tour the newest addition to our community!

Refreshments • Games • Prizes For more information: 406-360-3386 • 3milecc.org

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church 411 S. 5th St., Hamilton

St. Philip Benizi Catholic Mission 312 Miles Ave., Darby

PENANCE SERVICE Wednesday, March 30 7:00 p.m. PALM SUNDAY:

8:00 a.m. Mass (St. Francis) 10:00 a.m. Mass (St. Francis) 12:00 Noon (St. Philip)

HOLY THURSDAY: 7:00 a.m. Liturgy of the last Supper GOOD FRIDAY:

12:10 p.m. Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion

HOLY SATURDAY: 9:00 a.m. Easter Vigil EASTER SUNDAY: 8:00 a.m. Mass (St. Francis) 10:00 a.m. Mass (St. Francis) 12:00 Noon (St. Philip)

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bor, and they got the windows from Pella at half price. Another great feature, said Schmiedeke, is the drive-thru coffee shop that will be opening soon in the parking lot. The Three Mile Community Center will hold a grand opening celebration on Saturday, April 9th from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. There will be games and refreshments. The community is invited to come out and celebrate this great new facility. The Lone Rock Park is the legal

Kenn Hoekstra, member at large. Board meetings are held the last Wednesday of the month at 7:30 a.m. and are open to the public. The group manages the Backpack Program and also provides charitable assistance to individuals and groups in the Three Mile community. Members and/or the public can submit the names of community groups or individuals that may be Joyce Pando, president of the Three in need of char- Mile Community Senior Center, serves her special coffee cake from itable the warming kitchen at the new sercenter. Photo by Victoria Howell. vices, Tonka trunks, courtesy of board member Colleen Schmieperhaps deke, sit ready for youngsters to play with at the playa family ground that sits just beyond the covered picnic shelter at that lost a parent Lone Rock Park. Photo by Victoria Howell. or child to tragedy, or an individual in need of durable medical equipment. A coffee hour is held every Monday, Naomi Chapter #19, The Order of the Eastern Star Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 a.m. and Schmiedeke says everyone is welcome to come enjoy coffee Come support your local artisans and good conversation and get to know your neighbors. More information can be found on Golden Age Center, 727 S 5th St., Hamilton the website at 3milecc.org or phone 406-360-3385. Wood • Metal • Jewelry • Fabric Art • “Managing the Community members enjoy coffee hour three times a Baked Goods • And more! Three Mile Commuweekin the new Three Mile Community Center. Photo by nity Center, providVictoria Howell. ing Weekend Back: packs, and assisting Coffee & Pastries 9-11 am owner of the center, but TMCSC will community members in times of need Lunch 11 am-2 pm manage it and handle the scheduling. are what defines our existence,” said TMCSC is governed by a five-member board member Wendy Audiss. “Our Vendor Space Available! board of directors. Current directors success is not only measured in dollars are Joyce Pando, president; Paul raised and redistributed throughout For more info call Kathy 544-6383 Hayes, vice president; Colleen Schmieour community, but by providing deke, secretary/treasurer; Wendy services and making life better in our Audiss, Sgt. at Arms/grant writer; and community.”

Spring Bazaar April 2, 2022

Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Handmade Crafts

Available for purchase

A huge thank you to all who showed up to support our police department! We were thrilled to have such a great turn out and appreciate every single person. What a great community we have, and your generosity surpassed our expectations. We look forward to continuing to be involved in community outreach programs and serving each and every one of you. To our donors: • Montana Cutting Edge • Marriott Missoula • Western Building Center • KG Express Lube • Sabai • Active Care Wellness • Eickert Realty • A2Z Personnel • Honeysuckle and Mud • Jenelle Berthoud • Lagree MT • Super 1 Foods • Stevensville Hardware • The Boutique • Cerakote • Lutzenhiser Jewelry • Shelly Block • MaddieMo Makery • Catered Table • Mission Bistro • CJ’s Den

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Lonesome Dove Kodiak Jax Valley Drug & Variety Burnt Fork Veterinary Clinic Farmers State Bank Heritage Market Jeff Newsom Darren Newsom The Nafziger Family Walmart Store #2147 The Tadvick Family Homestead Gardens C Hamilton Designs Allora Massage and Spa Montana Green Cross Clearwater Systems Stevensville Civic Club Cup of Joy Bitterroot Star Darcy Hansen/State Farm Insurance

We’re celebrating our 1 year anniversary!

Spring Fling Saturday, April 2 11am-2pm

Hot Dogs • Drinks • Delectable Goodies Play our Roulette Wheel for a chance to win fantastic prizes! • 1 year’s membership to Canyons Athletic Club • Auto Alignments from Les Schwab • Gift Basket from Red Rooster Artisan Bakery • $50 Gift Certificate from Stevensville Ace Hardware • Lots more!

Also - a shout out to all the volunteers, especially Carol Hamilton. You are all amazing!

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Rusk a contender for House District 88

Local Republican Wayne Rusk has filed for the legislative seat in House District 88 located in the north Bitterroot Valley. Rusk is 52 years old. He has lived in the Bitterroot for 30 years. He and his wife Carrie have been married 25 years and have two children. He currently serves as co-chair of the Ravalli County Collaborative, and is Elections Vice-Chair on the Republican Central Committee. Rusk is an avid hunter and fisherman. He is a self-employed tradesman with deep roots in the Stevensville community and brings a lifelong interest and several years of local involvement to the race. “I met a lady at CJ’s last weekend who knew my great-grandfather,” he said. “He was a baker, and also worked in real estate—long before the boom. In my youth I recall him relating a story of his being bucked off his horse when the engineer tied the whistle open on the train to celebrate the end of World War I. He could remember when the Titanic sank, and the day Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic; I would query him at length about it, captivated by the history he had witnessed in his 92 years.” Rusk is running on a platform of fiscal conservatism. He is pro-Life, and a staunch supporter of the 2nd Amendment. He believes in responsible forest management and is against mandates. Rusk is a Constitutional conservative who says he will bring an optimistic spirit to the challenges we face in

Ravalli County and beyond. cation.’” “I grew up in the 80’s, when the What is nullification? Republican Party was firing on all “Nullification takes its rise from a cylinders,” said Rusk. “As a party, we profound misconstruction of the 10th need to Amendremember ment,” that consersaid Rusk. vatism is a “Intended set of proas a general portions, assignment as well as of powers a set of and responprinciples. sibilities at Reagan the tail end understood of the Bill this, and of Rights, it comthe 10th mended Amendment him to the is instead American hammered people. He into the anachieved ti-legislative unprecagenda of edented extremists bipartisan to both the support for far right and true conserthe far left. vatism.” Nullification “As a is as forConstieign to the tutional Constitution conservaas the rule of law is tive I stand to lawlessfor the most Wayne Rusk, candidate for House District 88. ness. It has liberty that always been is consis(and always will be) ruled unconstitent with law and order,” said Rusk, tutional—for obvious reasons, and it “in sharp contrast to my single issue nearly cost us our nation at the Civil opponent, who, in his own words, is War. This is not case law, it is the for ‘nullification, nullification, nullifi-

law. Remember, just as sin, when it matures, brings forth death, so nullification, when it matures, brings forth secession, and the death of a nation.” “Meanwhile, back within the pale of the Republican platform,” said Rusk, “I am a Constitutional conservative who is committed to both the spirit and the letter of the Founders, and will never support ‘silver bullets’ that promise a quick fix by a radical few.” When asked to account for his optimism amid the seemingly insoluble questions we face, Rusk stated that the answer is writ large on the back of every dollar we spend (In God We Trust): “Immediately after the Civil War, our forefathers realized that while it was Lincoln’s leadership and the Union Army’s valor that won the war, it was the hand of Providence that kept us together. They insisted on keeping the fact before our notice on every bill and every coin.” Rusk will face Alan Lackey in the Primary Election on June 7th. Mail ballots will go out on May 13th. The candidates will be speaking at the Lincoln-Reagan Dinner on April 16th at the First Interstate Building in Hamilton. Rusk has tickets available for anyone interested in attending. “I am running to unite the conservative community of Ravalli County— and beyond,” said Rusk. Rusk invites people to reach out if they have questions or comments. His number is 406-370-8486. “Let’s talk,” he said.

Deadline for deer, elk hunting license applications is April 1 The 2022 license year opened March 1. You can now apply for permits and special licenses. The deadline to apply for deer and elk permits is April 1. Applications for most species – deer, elk, antelope, deer B, elk B, antelope B, moose, sheep, goat, bison, bear, turkey – can be made beginning March 1. This spring Fish, Wildlife & Parks will be launching the new MyFWP mobile app that will store and display licenses, permits, and digital carcass tags, known as E-Tags, which can be

used in the field without cellular service. The new app will be released soon with more information on how to download and use it. To use the app, hunters and anglers will need a MyFWP account, which is a secure and convenient digital profile that stores licenses, permits and related information. To create a new account, visit fwp.mt.gov. Users need to make sure to link their ALS number to the MyFWP account to ensure their hunting and fishing licenses are attached to their MyFWP

account. Hunters will also still have the option to print copies of licenses they purchase online or at FWP offices. Also new for the 2022 license year: • Hunters have the option to donate their drawing refund to the block management program. • Bonus points can now only be purchased by applicants that are eligible to apply for licenses (bonus points can no longer be purchased by youth less than the age of 12).

• Preference points fee for nonresidents is now $100 instead of $50. • A nonresident planning to hunt with an outfitter can purchase a second preference point for the Nonresident Combo drawing. Remember to have your outfitter information with you at the time you apply. • Applicants purchasing a conservation license can now opt out of donating 25 cents of that fee to Search and Rescue. Hunters and anglers can buy licenses and apply for permits on

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Time for some toe tappin ‘ – bluegrass festival to be held in Victor by Victoria Howell After a pandemic-induced two-year hiatus, the Montana Rockies Bluegrass Association (MRBA) has scheduled its annual Spring Festival and Fundraiser for Saturday, April 9 at the Neely Center in Victor. The festival will feature 19 bands from Montana and Idaho and “hither and yon.” Interestingly, this Local bluegrass musicians and members of the Montana Rockies Bluegrass Association are preparing for a big day on April 9th when the Spring Festival and Fundraiser will take place at the Neely Center in Victor. Pictured l to r are: Susan McCauley, Anne Merrifield, Tari Conroy, Mike Conroy and JD Price. Price is the administrator of the Neely Center. He said he’s happy that the Neely Center is utilized for many different community activities, including Sunday School classes, gym activities for homeschoolers, and the community food pantry which is open Mondays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Photo by Victoria Howell.

festival is a return to the place it started - in Victor 25 years ago, according to Mike Conroy, one of the organizers. That first spring festival was held at the Victor School. Then it moved to Stevensville,

Nazarene. “This is a fundraiser for the organization,” said Susan McCauley, a musician and former board member of the association. “We use the money we raise to support

They started out playing at Pizza Hut. Over the years the group has grown to a membership of 200. “But our numbers are down right now,” said Tari Conroy, Mike’s wife and a

then to Lone Rock, and now back to Victor, only this time at the Neely Center, which is run by the Church of the

and promote bluegrass music in the area.” Raynae Redman founded the organization 25 years ago.

member of the Darby Sireens, a perennial favorite at the festival. “The pandemic was hard on a lot of things.”

MRBA is also tthe exclusive sponsor of the Hardtimes Bluegrass Festival, a for-profit festival put on by the Conroys annually. The Spring Festival will have a variety of musical offerings, including The Kemps, a father and son duo on banjos; the Frog Pond String Band, a family group from Kalispell; Kentucky Sky, a professional band from Idaho Falls, and Pinegrass from Missoula, a group that’s been together for over 20 years. “We’ve got musicians from teenagers to some in their 90s,” said Conroy. The nonagenarian group is the “Over the Hill Gang” from Victor. There will be food available – chili, soup and lots of desserts – as well as speciaity merchandise from MRBA. Some of the bands will have CDs for sale. The Neely Center is located at 150 S. A Street in Victor. The festival will start at 11 a.m. and run until 8 p.m. Admission is $10 for non-members, $5 for MRBA members and children under 12 will get in free. For more information contact Mike Conroy at 406821-3777.

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Not to meninformation to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast Both you and I have brains that allow us Corvallis Biden flowing from theand back of pickflag-K on the top line Biden election, the million people on site and found stringent confirmation of information to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast Both you and Iand have brains allow America would no longer live in a voter democmight take on the form ofthat an animal, to read widely weigh the merits ofus detail, our former president was clearly tion the visual pollution of the forest it from your letter. ups with, of course, an American flag directly below on the second line. Or America would noconfirm longer live in a democ- detail, identity, scrupulous ballot security, to read widely and weigh thewas merits of former president clearly it fromYou your letter. or theour profile ofand a face. This also racy. seem to that a million different it’s important that inciting tocauses, UNpeaceful assembly. Well of political signs in people’s yards At present the FBI charged over howvote-counting about theto window stickers and proudly flying next to ithas and racy. You seem confirm that aperhaps, million different causes, and it’s important that and machines that caninciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well happened when looking at geological we do that instead of just picking up people were at an event, listening and folAt present the FBI has charged over over 100 Capitol police officers wereofand before every election, regardless bumper stickers and t-shirts with 700 people related to their activities onfol- over for good measure, confederate flag we do that instead of just picking up and people were at an event, listening and formations, likepolice mountains or rocks. 100 Capitol officers were not be connected toatheir the internet and spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, lowing their leadership, voicing their first injured by people who say they were there 700 people related to activities on their political leaning. The Bitterroot these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, or the “Don’t Tread Me”. And my January 6th. Your 400 on storming protesspreading soundbites and catchy phrases, I even found a rock on our farm that even from friends and family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first injured by people who say they were there thus cannot be “hacked.” Anyone who I remember as a kid, laying out amendment rights, peacefully protesting, for the same reasons you were. Let’s Go Brandon, or this one, FJB. January 6th. Your 400 storming protesis incredibly beautiful and hospitable, favorite, hanging from an upper baleven from friends and family. tors comment is pointless. If protestors looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the amendment rights, peacefully protesting, for the same reasons you were. objectively evaluates their county’s in our pasture, watching the clouds without a clue same leadership’s true I won’t argue about Nancythat Pelosi or What wonderful examples to set let’s keep it that way. tors comment pointless. IfGolf protestors am once again grateful the cony deck onisthe athe house on Course Bitterroot Star offers forum for us to at friend’s place, aIthis rock that looked had been successful in surely overturning the IaI won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or without akids clue same leadership’s true drift by. time would often see election process come away what youGiven call “the lamestream media.” intent was to overturn the very democratic for our andwill grandkids, isn’t it Bitterroot Star offers this forum fortoMy us to Sidney Mehlschmidt had been successful in overturning the Road – F-American flagAmerican express our thoughts and respond each like the skull of a small primate. what you call “the lamestream media.” election, the million people on site and intent was to overturn the very democratic something Onerespond of the clouds impressed with Montana’s election super that our youth as young as first Both you andunusual. 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Please course, noActual practical election people were at an event, listening and sysfolers Of at event estimated at 120,000. note too, have written against to. bumper stickers and t-shirts with Ican don’t want to be accused of being we dothat that instead of just picking up and people were at andoesn’t event, listening and folformations, likehave mountains or phrases, rocks. ers at event estimated atimmune 120,000. note I, too, written against spreading soundbites and catchy tem be absolutely from labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This letter drop labels, lowing their leadership, voicing their first The human mind is a wonderful Thishyperbole, letter is inand regards to the these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, unfairThis though, so if the you patriots have spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, labels, generalizations I even found a rock on our farm that even from friends and family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond what are inevitable in under 600 fraud. Accordingly, 2021 Legislathing. It sometimes finds patterns hyperbole,Brandon, political talking or amendment rights,derogatory peacefully protesting, Let’s or thispoints one, FJB. article in your newspaper dated March proofGo of similar paraphereven from friends and family. beyond what are inevitable in under 600 words. As for “political talking points,” looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the to hyperbole, political talking points or where none exist. It’s this ability amendment rights, peacefully protesting, ture passed several election integrity misinformation but does reveal the of lack without a clue the same leadership’s true What wonderful examples to set 23 Hamilton considers killing nalia being used against Republicans, words. As for “political talking points,” Istating am once again grateful that the I believe that the political is personal Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to at a friend’s place, a rock that looked see patterns that fuels our creativity, misinformation but does reveal the of lack bills, two of merit mention here. all of the many rabbits in town. Those without akids clue theholds same leadership’s true critical thinking by the author. intent was to which overturn the very democratic for our and grandkids, isn’t it then the same true for DemoImakes believe that the political isall personal Bitterroot Star offers this forum forto us to and viceus versa, because we live inMy express our thoughts and respond each great story tellers, musilike the skull of a small primate. critical thinking by the author. SB 170—already in these effect—requires Archie Thomas intent was toour overturn the cratic officials who look the democratic other way. express super that youth asvery young as first republic that insures rights. Rights and vice versa, because we all live in rabbits have been around from what I community, whether we particularly want our thoughts and respond to each cians, and painters. It’s a part of our other without constantly interrupting friend’s partner is always finding Archie Thomas annual, rather than biennial, mainMerry Schrumpf Rick Borden republic that insures these rights. Rights or second grade can read and get to community, whether particularly want to orother not. understand since thewe 70’s. TheupBlack come with responsibilities which requires other without constantly interrupting DNA. I even noticed this ability to each and probably ending in rocks that are shaped like hearts. A Merry Schrumpf tenance ofresponsibilities voter rolls. 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You have made myletter point session concerns alleged irregularities cratic officials who the way. and vice versa, because we all live inour community, whether we particularly want borhoods. After all, we are a small cians, and painters. It’s a part of substantiated Ravalli county election to open the letter and let my mind Archie Thomas better than IYou did:may NoMerry one wants to bepoint about flags. have made my Schrumpf in Missoula County’s 2020 election. Rick Borden community, whether particularly want to or not. rural town! DNA. I even noticedwethis ability fraud, outto money, wasteful stew on its contents. 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Thank you again foryou helping me encourage that. resa day, Iseeing. thought letter contained were Manzella a big part of how they demonstrated matter and start enforcing the rules patriots, and flags and uniforms and guns than as the in the case of clouds way one unvaccinated Canadian slipped into the United States? and local election officials will publicly you again for helping me encourage that. Mary Fahnestock-Thomas Last week in Helena while the a fee or by something even worse. The that belief. were a big part of how they demonstrated drifting or rocks that look like bike regarding all the years of unsightly into the United States? The rascal came in through Mexico! Mary Fahnestock-Thomas reexamine this issue and settle thebeen, trash Secretary State and Montana’s Hamilton History has shown them to have small sticker had turned into a thorn. that belief. of seats.in It the hadalleys to do and withyards a letter I rethat has The rascal came through Mexico! 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Impacts yes, I think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in a canyon here and of, that the public at least, can access. them would be the same as openment? trailhead suffered from overuse. Impacts Alan and his wife Terri had a and Jason Ellsworth among others There is a council meeting coming look Lackey like animals, these patterns are Texas that he was Botswana. began to advertise of the routes Hey, neighbor, IIfrom had made this were documented on the ground. It All meetings are it. important - many ing the letter. Wefleeing will probably find Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it. Some ofemperor routesof Hey, neighbor, had made were documented onSome the ground. It booth promoting “Tactical Civics.” Afhave with the naked up onstood February 7th where 2the more harmless, even fun, but there is this athis dark story up for a laugh. I was desperately became a controversy on a national level. Go figure. 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It’s happenfollow some of the same procedures and The letter was correct that relaexperts in the field. It is aclimbers brutal but I read theThe letter from in ing onabout the Daniel Boone National Forest vative businessmen: Wayne Rusk and the laws are. stage of Tactical “restrictions” that Ifinal and others who recrefacts where it’s being used apThe letter was correct that relareview. It’s imperfect, mistakes still I read the letter from climbers in ingKentucky, on theNational Daniel Boone National Forest “restrictions” that I our and others who recretively few Forests have official very effective process in preventing in on the Big Horn National Alan Lackey. Therein lies the problem: the Star. It was well written but I think Civics is to nullify Montana State propriately and not so appropriately. ate on the forest follow. 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OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks are Extreme Right, and use the Left’s asites looking to extract money from honoring those who are misusing extraordinary evidence”. With so National isclimbing merely catching uprules with increase inForest USFS regulations by laws. Backpackers can’t just build all the other climbing areas that have OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks structures wherever they want. To float and restrictions in the upcoming years as The campaign between them is tactics to call those that object to their who recreate by driving Forest Service gullible people during a pandemic. Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychloromuch misinformation out there, this all the other climbing areas that have rules and restrictions in the upcoming years as structures wherever they want. To float and procedures to manage the impacts of who recreate bySelway, driving Forest Service the Salmon or get“rhinos.” permit. many national forests become aware of getting strident and(‘herbal negative. The thinking, “moderates” and quine, urotherapy pee’) The Darwin Awards Society isor abetfaroads all the forest. we None ofaever. those adage is use more relevant than and procedures to manage the impacts the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. sport climbing. It’s important to note that many national forests become aware of There have been 3 council meetOutfitters follow regulations with clients. roadsgroups all usecan thego forest. Noneland of those ter candidate to send to Helena is notof acquired immunity therapy. the climbing areas and(No-Vax) revise theirformed forest McCreary cetious organization that was user onSusan public and do John Kochis sport climbing. It’s important to note that Outfitters regulations with clients. during the process ofHere developing Climbings sincefollow the beginning ofland January. the climbing areas and revise theira forest Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just There’s no reason for vaccines or immediately obvious and will user groups can go on public and do to recognize individuals groups Stevensville management plans.” isorvoters another anything they want toeither the landscape. To Hamilton during the process of developing a ClimbNone are available via audio ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just masking in group. They know build jumps trails. It’slandscape. responsible management plans.” Here isissue another have to choose between men advocatcontribute to human evolution anything theyand want toa the Towe who quote from thethis Spring 2013 – “The get firewood, we permit. To hunt, ing Management Plan, climbers have been or video. First Iget was told by the Town free tofrom climb the entire time. build jumps and trails. It’s responsible what they’redoing. Yep. recreation. Of course, there areTo always a quote the Spring 2013 issue –the “The ing similar conservative principles. by selecting themselves out of the get firewood, we get a permit. hunt, we golden age of bolting totally under get a license and go to hunter education. Clerk and Mayor that “a cord” was free to climb the entire time. I guess they feel that there isn’t If you’ve lived in the valley long recreation. Of course, there groups are always a few bad actors within these who gene pool through their actions. Thea Though both are strong conservatives golden age of bolting totally under the get a license and gowas to hunter education. radar is to an end.” The Bitterroot missing. (Jenelle responsible for To fish we get a within fishing license and abide Ifcoming you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any offast those “pointyyou know it’s changing as more few bad actors these groups who spoil it for everyone, but for the most society is having a field day right with strong convictions they do not I just read afishing column by Stephen radar isinfectious coming an end.” The Bitterroot transporting recording equipment To fish get athe license and abide National Forest istomerely catching upnow with head” disease specialists you know it’s I’ll changing as more by laws. Backpackers can’t build people arrive. leave itfast to each indispoil itwe for everyone, but forjust the most part, members of these groups accept their honoring those who are misusing see eye to eye on the tactics necessary Moore, an economist columnist about to laws. and from town hall.) And then they all National Forest is merely catching up like Anthony Fauci or even one of by Backpackers can’t just build the other climbing areas that have rules peopleto arrive. I’ll to each indi-with structures wherever they want. floattheir Ivermectin, vidual decide if leave thathydroxychloroisitgood or bad, but part,latest members of the these groups accept responsibilities. Clorox, for these dangerous times in which we the spending bill from To congress. couldn’t access YouTube account. our own highly respected researchall the other climbing areas that have rules structures wherever they want. To float and procedures to manage the impacts ofbut vidual to decide if that is good or bad, there is no mistaking there are more cars the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. responsibilities. These permits and rules serve sevquine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or (Jenelle was made manager of that find ourselves. Therein isthe a distinction. Seems Nancy Pelosiawas demanding ers, Marshall Bloom, from the Rocky and procedures to manage impacts of there isroads, no mistaking there are more cars the Salmon orpermits Selway, getwith aserve permit. sport climbing. It’s important to note that on the more traffic, more vehicles have been 3we council meetThese and rules sevOutfitters follow regulations clients. eralThere purposes. help protect habitat, acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. account from the day she became the WAYNE RUSK, is a 5th generation $15 billion forThey COVID, even though Mountain Research facility in Hamsport climbing. It’s important to note that on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles Outfitters follow regulations with clients. during the process of developing a Climbat trailheads, more folks recreating. To ings since the beginning of January. eral purposes. They help protect habitat, they of make our“We’ve experiences better, they Montana Mountain bikers andCOVID OHVer’s can’t just town clerk). applied forand afrom new There’s noso-called reason for vaccines orme ilton. These experts family man with kidsare in our tens billions of money during the process of developing a Climbat trailheads, more folks recreating. To me it’s common sense to manage sport climbNone are available either via audio ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just they make our experiences better, and they YouTube account but it will take 24help guide these activities in a sustainable masking in this group. They know build jumps and trails. It’s responsible wrong most of accomplished the time I hear. schools and an wife previous bills have not been spent. it’s Rumor common sense toYep. manage sport climbing Management Plan, climbers have been or video. First Itrails. was told by the Town ing as the sport grows. 48 hours to access it”. Then it was “IT what help guide these activities in a sustainable free to climb the entire time. build jumps and It’s responsible thoughtful manner. The new mountain they’redoing. has it that a film crew from recreation. Of course, there are always a who works outside the home to help Seems she threatened to hold the $13 ingI as the sport grows. is working on it”.that Then Jenelle saida Clerk and Mayor cord” was one I lived know istime. against climbing. free to climb the entire thoughtful manner. The new mountain the Darwin Group will be visiting bike trails at Como are a“a good example guess they feel that there isn’t IfNo you’ve in the valley long recreation. Of course, there are always few bad actors within these groups who pay for upcoming college costs. Onea billion in emergency funds for Ukraine “we cancelled the YouTube account No one I know is against climbing. missing. (Jenelle was responsible for It’s the unmanaged free-for-all bolting our fine community soon to do alocal bike trails at Como are a good example If you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any of those “pointyof an opportunity created by the Forest you know it’s changing fast as more few bad actors within these groups who of his children graduated from a spoil it for everyone, but for the most until she got it. Kevin McCarthy inand set up a the newrecording FB page called The transporting equipment It’s know the unmanaged free-for-all bolting documentary smartly disguised as a that concerns people. Myself and others of an opportunity created by the Forest head” infectious disease specialists Service. Botanists, biologists, archeoloyou it’s changing fast as more arrive.inI’ll leaveand it tothe each indispoil itthe forStevensville everyone, but forbe theoffset most high school 2021 other is sisted COVID money by part, members of these groups their people Town of which is up and Covid-19 “Yellowstone” spinoff. to and from town hall.) Andaccept then they thatAnthony concerns people. Myself and others have wanted climbing managed on theI Service. Botanists, biologists, archeololike Fauci or even one of gists, and others from the Forest Service people arrive. I’ll leave it to each individual to decide if that is good or bad, but sophomore. Rusk is a self-employed part, members of these groups accept their savings elsewhere so the COVID $$ running”. So several of us tried to responsibilities. sure hope they can find enough extras couldn’t the YouTube account. have wanted climbing managed onacross the Bitterroot National Forest like it our own highly respected researchgists,dropped. and others from the Forest Service looked ataccess the area as to how to mitigate vidual to decide ifactors that is good oris bad, but businessman who does tile work. His was Seems they all do it, not find that page not in existence. Per there is no mistaking there are more cars responsibilities. or background to work with. These permits and rules serve sev(Jenelle was made manager of that Bitterroot National Forest like it Rocky is across the country with accepted procedures and ers, Marshall Bloom, from the looked at the area asato to earlier mitigate impacts and designed a how sustainable trailJenelle “it was working fine there is no mistaking there are more cars objective is to protect the freedoms just Matt Rosendale. on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles Jim Hamilton These permits andshe rules serve several purposes. They help protect habitat, account from the day became the the country with accepted procedures and norms. We Research would likefacility the Forest Service Mountain in Hamimpacts and a Sparre sustainable system. adesigned thoughtful process that and it isIt’s recording the meeting - trail you and serve the interests ofmore constituents Florence Strand on the roads, more traffic, vehicles at trailheads, more folks recreating. To me eral purposes. They help protect habitat, they make our experiences better, and they town clerk). “We’ve applied for a new norms. We would like the Forest Service to conduct an inventory of climbing routes ilton. These so-called experts are system. It’s a thoughtful process protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, just can’t access it. We’ll fix Florence it that tomorin HD88. at more folks recreating. To me it’s common sense to manage sport climbthey make ourNative experiences better, and they wrong YouTube account but it to will take 24help guide these activities in a sustainable (the Access Fund supports in totrailheads, conduct ofIinventories climbing routes mostan ofinventory the time hear. and protects American cultural protects mitigates user conflicts, row andhabitat, you’ll be able access it”. Wayne issense a grows. conservative through it’s common to manage sport climbing as the sport 48 hours to access it”. Then it was “IT help guide these activities in a sustainable many of their letters), aaseasonal precauthoughtful manner. The new mountain (the Access Fund supports inventories in Rumor has it that film crew from No, itI’ve is not onfelt FB. Watching Jenelle, sites. never burdened by getting and protects Native American cultural and through. He supports the Bittering as the sport grows. is working on Then Jenelle said No one I zone know is aagainst climbing. tionary around nests of thoughtful manner. The mountain the soon to beit”. Finance Officer andorthe many ofbuffer their letters), seasonal precauthe Darwin Group will beraptor visiting bike trails Como anew good example asites. firewood permit, hunting license, a I’ve at never feltaare burdened by getting root Community College District ap“we cancelled the YouTube account No one know issoon against climbing. Chief of trying that page It’s the unmanaged free-for-all 800 meters asIis standard across the our fine community to bolting do a tionary buffer zone around raptor nests of bike trails atpermit, Como ato good example of an opportunity created byget the Forest permit to Police boat. a firewood aare hunting license, or a proved by voters in 2020, but believes “A ‘special select committee’ proand set up a new FB page called The up and running before the meeting It’s unmanaged free-for-all bolting smartly disguised as a 12 800the meters aspeople. is standard across the that concerns Myself and others Climbing has occurred in the Bitter- documentary of an opportunity created by the Forest permit to boat. Service. Botanists, biologists, archeoloSee MORE LETTERS, page that the proposed levy ofspin9.75 mills moting conspiracies may Town ofbaseless Stevensville which in is the up Bitterand Covid-19 “Yellowstone” off. that concerns people.LETTERS, Myself and others have wanted climbing managed on theI 12 Climbing occurred Service. Botanists, biologists, archeoloSee MORE page gists, and others has from the Forest Service for that district funding is unwise and further someone’s political career but running”. So several of us tried to sure hope they can find enough extras have wanted climbing managed on the Bitterroot National Forest like it is across gists, and others from the Forest Service looked at the area as to how to mitigate not supportable. It should be turned would recklessly undermine the pubfind that page - not in existence. Per or background actors toprocedures work with. Bitterroot National Forest like it is the country with accepted and looked at the area as toa how to earlier mitigate impacts and designed sustainable trail down in the April 15 election. Anacross lic’s trust in Montana’s elections. This Jenelle “it was working fine Jim Hamilton the country with accepted procedures and norms. We would like the Forest Service impacts and designed a sustainable trail system. It’s a thoughtful process that important negative is that the levy is constitutes an attack the integrity and it is recording theon meeting - you Florence norms. We would like the Forest Service conduct an inventory of climbing routes system. It’s a thoughtful process that protects habitat, mitigates user permanent, and taxpaying voters will of Montana’s election system just can’t access it. We’ll fix conflicts, itthat tomor-Kevin to Nathan Boddy Scott Sacry Schumacher (the Access Fund supports inventories in to conduct climbing routes Reporter Advertising Sales Sales be ablean toinventory vote “no”ofon future inNative American Iand amprotects duty bound to resist. Icultural ask my protects habitat, mitigates conflicts, row and you’ll be able touser access it”. Advertising Nathan Boddy Scott Sacry Kevinnot Schumacher nathanboddy09@gmail.com scott@bitterrootstar.com kevin@bitterrootstar.com many of their letters), a seasonal precau(the Access Fund supports inventories in Reporter creases and in Advertising Sales No, itI’ve is not onfelt FB. Watching Jenelle, fellow legislators to do likewise.” Sales in college expenditures sites. never burdened by getting Advertising and protects Native American cultural nathanboddy09@gmail.com scott@bitterrootstar.com kevin@bitterrootstar.com tionary buffer zone around raptor nests of the soon to be Finance Officer and the the levy amount paid by property many of their letters), a seasonal precau— I’ve Rep.never David asites. firewood permit, huntingR-Hamilton, license, or a feltaBedey, burdened by getting Chief of Police trying to get that page an op-ed this week that ran in many 800 meters as is standard across the tionary buffer zone around raptor nests of permit to boat. a firewood permit, a hunting license, or a See MORE LETTERS, page 15 up and running before the meeting Montana newspapers. 800 meters as is standard across the permitClimbing to boat. has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12 Climbing has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12

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Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hospice of Montana Chaplain, mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Hospice Hosp ce of Montana o Mon ana Chaplain, Chap a n Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hosp ce o Mon ana Chap a n Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. ng on and con o n mov ng meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. 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Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Hospice of Montana Hosp ce oSardella, Mon ana Chap a n Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ Conn e30 Lawrence CoAttorney for Persona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJona Sa de o mo eginfo: Wednesdays at p.m. at St. Wednesdays aConnie 630 p m aSSat SsSt. Wednesdays Wednesdays at 6:30 aaAnonymous p.m. 66at 30 at pLawrence, m St. amee Jonathan Sardella, for more Monday thru Friday am. o d scuss he c28, ub somore cha es meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY available new right now. You can sstill pup ck you available new moms right now. Monday Monday thru Friday hAttorney uFriday Fcan at day 11:30 aPersonal 11 am. 30 am You can still up your meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY Attorneys for Michael Ray L. Lawrence, CoAttorney for Personal RepreJanuary 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVava ab e to new new moms moms right gh now now. Profess ona •11:30 Exper enced •Jonathan cChaplain, nder Serv ce Jonathan Sardella, for available ava ab eto onew new moms moms right gh now now. Sardella, for more Attorneys Michael Ray Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ Connie L. CoAttorney for RepreJanuary 28, 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV/s/ ech L Lawrence CoPersona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJonathan Jona han Sardella, Sa de for aRem mo e oService Jonathan for more info: han Sa de aa o mo einfo: nninfo: onoinfo: You can still pick up your FEBRUARY 2022 CALL TODAY You up your Professional •am. Experienced •ham Automatic Reminder FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. You can still pick up your You can spick p ck up you You can You still can pick spick pfor ck your up you Professional Profess ona •atpick Experienced •up Exper enced •Jona Automatic •Automat Automat Reminder cRem nder Service Serv ce FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY he moun soto gh emoms oe wa d available moms right now. FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. sJona es ham onm FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 1, 12022 2022. 2022 CALL CALL TODAY TODAY Ca ho c30 411 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 1, 11 2022. CALL CALL TODAY TODAY Wednesdays Wednesdays atCatholic aCatholic p.m. 6Conn at pChu m St. aS. S Jonathan Sardella, for more Francis 411 S.411 available to new moms right now. You can still up your sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Church, 5th available to new moms right now. ava ab eto onew moms gh now Sardella, for more info: Church, 411 S. 5th sites/hamiltonmt/. sJonathan es onm Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Fanc anc sCatholic Ca ho cChu ch 411 S55S. hweekly Jonathan Sardella, for more info: han Sa de ainformation o mo einfo: n o ona hansa dede a@hhandho m com Francis FFFrancis Catholic anc ss 6:30 Ca Church, ho cChurch, Chu 411 ch 411 5th SS5th h5hweekly You can still pick up your Many moms ee nsecu abou jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY week y mea mea sMonday on Monday a11 11 am Hep er Persona RepresenTWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat ve For more nformat on conEN that the unders gned Many moms feel insecure about You can You still can pick s p up ck your up you weekly meals on Monday at am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about s annua do show and o he jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa a@hhandho m com Hepler, Personal RepresenTWENTYPersonal Representative sentative For more information conEN that the undersigned Many moms feel insecure about Many Many moms feel ee insecure nsecu e abou about weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa de a@hhandho m com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY FEBRUARY 1 2022 CALL TODAY meals on Monday at 11 am week y mea s on Monday a 11 am Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Hepler, Personal RepresenWENTYHep er Persona RepresenPersonal Representative sentative For more conEN that the undersigned TWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat ve For more nformat on conEN that the unders gned Many Many moms feel ee insecure nsecu e abou about week meals y on s on Monday at 11 a am 11 am 406-363-341 Danc ng gues s 406-363-341. Dancing guests Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th S ee n Ham on Francis F Catholic anc s Ca Church, ho c Chu 411 ch S. 411 5th S 5 h Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. Dancing guests jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com and backwa d h ough he obs aMany moms feel insecure about 406-363-341. Dancing 406-363-341. 406-363-341 Dancing Danc ng guests gues s weekly meals on Monday at 11 am Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. 406-363-341 Dancing Danc ng guests gues s Street in Hamilton. S ee n Ham on Street in Hamilton. jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about Street SinDISHamilton. eeHamilton. nBS Ham on 1/19 meals onMonday Monday at 11am am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa deTown a@hhandho com oto11 30 am Many moms feel insecure about Many moms ee nsecu etoabou week meals y11:30 mea on sam Monday on at 11a TWENTYam 11 toweekly am b ng ng he new baby aato se ng tat ve CIAL 1/12 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Ha ataat (406) 777has been appo nted Persona to 11:30 am 406-363-341. Dancing guests bringing their new baby setting 11:30 am o11 11 30 am Street bringing their new baby ase setting tototo 11:30 o11:30 am 30 am bus ness They gene ym have tative DICIAL BS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26weekly MONTANA TWENTYtact Hall at (406) 777has been appointed Personal -406-363-341 406-363-341. Dancing guests bringing bes ng ng he new new baby baby to o a asetting setting bringing their new baby ase tative L DIStat ve 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 MONTANA tact Town Hall at (406) 777has been Personal ICIAL DISBS 1/12 1/19 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Ha (406) 777has been appo Persona -- 406-363-341. Dancing guests -only Danc ng gues sAdu Street Hamilton. bringing b ng ng he new new baby baby to oaoto a setting on pay he doo 8p.m. m Street SinDISHamilton. eeinBS ninHam on pay at the door 8nted Adults am pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults only on ypay pay pay aappointed the he door doo 8 p m Adults Adu sbringing cha Vhe stheir otheir snew a2/9 ebaby nv ed ose wa chngng their new baby to setting only pay at the door 8p8pp.m. Adults Coffee C ub a8:00 8at am M-F to11 11:30 am only on yyonly pay at aaat the he door doo 88p.m. m Adults Adu ssbringing to 11:30 o11:30 am 30 am Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F bringing their baby a setting Coff ee Club 8:00 am M-F their baby to ask setting bthat ng ng new oato a ng Coff ee Club at am M-F Coffee C ub aJUDICIAL 800 00 am M-F Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F has an nc eased sk o ness BS 1/26 2/2 TRT, RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271 Representat ve of the aboveCoff ee Coffee Club C at ub 8:00 a 8 am 00 M-F am M-F only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults has an increased risk of illness that has an increased risk of illness BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RAVALLI FIRST DIS5271. Representative of the abovea p og am abou do s bea s that ha has an increased nc eased risk o of illness ness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RAVALLI BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271. Representative of the aboveRT RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271 Representat ve of the abovethat has an increased risk of illness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults on y pay a he doo 8 p m Adu s that ha has has an increased nc eased risk sk o of illness ness Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F $20 00Kids K ds 17-12 $10 00Under Unde Exe cCat se 10 00 am Tuesday $20.00, 17-12 $10.00, Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Coff ee Coffee Club ub 8:00 a10:00 8am am 00 M-F am M-F $20.00, $20 00 Kids K ds 17-12 17-12 $10.00, $10 00 Under Exercise 10:00 Tuesday he ee cincreased n ceased busrisk no eofoof ha dogs that has an increased illness Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Exercise Tuesday Exe c10:00 se 10 00 am Tuesday $20.00, $20 00 Kids K ds 17-12 17-12 $10.00, $10 00 Under Unde WIC clinics Exercise am Tuesday WIC clinics WIC clinics that has an increased risk ofillness illness Exercise Exe c10:00 se 10 am 00 Tuesday am Tuesday WIC clinics that has an risk ha has nc sk ness and on Th makes he uaua ___________________ TRICT RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate A persons WIC WIC clinics clinics Wednesday even ngs hUnde ough $20.00, Kids $10.00, Under and infection. This the virtual and infection. This makes the virtual ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTYThe named Estate. persons and and infection. nec ec onTh Th This s makes makes the he vvirtual Exercise am Tuesday oys m es pape do ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate. All persons ___________________ TRICT RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate AAll persons $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under and This makes the virtual WIC clinics and Thu sday Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under $20 00 KFREE. ds17-12 17-12 $10 00 Unde 12 FREE and and infection. nninfection. ec on This smakes makes makes the he vvvirtual ua BAttest: eneaoouoo No hValley VaVa eyeys and$20.00, Exercise am Tuesday Rava Coun yW C snutria -and Exercise Exe c10:00 se10:00 1010:00 am 00 Tuesday am Tuesday and Thursday WIC clinics and Thursday 12 FREE. 12 The North Valley WIC WIC clinics clinics and Thursday and Thu sday Ravalli County WIC is nutriRavalli County WIC anunutri12 12 FREE. FREE The The Bitterroot BBitterroot North No h and Thursday a e no a owed on he g ounds Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC yWIC is W aCa sis anu and infection. This makes the virtual 12 FREE. Thursday and Thu sday Ravalli County is a nutri12 12 FREE. FREE Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC y is W a C nutris a nu and infection. This makes the virtual ___________________ ER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jene e S Berthoud Town hav ng c a ms aga nst the and infection. This makes the virtual and n ec on Th s makes he v ua p a o m mo e appea ng One Ap 7 Ou Sav o we comes and Thursday 12 FREE. ___________________ TTER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the platform more appealing. One platform more appealing. One Qu e s he second Tuesday o Ravalli County WIC is a nutri___________________ OF ___________________ In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the TERTHE OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jene e S Berthoud Town hav ng c a ms aga nst the platform p a o m more mo e appea appealing. ng One One e a ed sub ec s And hey a ways and Thursday on educa on p og am ha se ves 12 FREE. platform more appealing. One and Thursday and Thu sday Quilters the second Tuesday of Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WIC is a nutri12 FREE. 12 FREE mClub CC ub wwmeet mee F Fday platform pFo a omo m emore mo appea appealing. ng One One Quilters second Tuesday Quthe she he second Tuesday Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC yog W aam Cnutrisha aserves nu -serves tion education program that tion education program that tion education on educa program on pisthat og that am serves ha se ves Quilters the second Tuesday ofoPachyde Pachyderm Club will meet Friday, Qu ehthe se6second second Tuesday Quilters Tuesday of ofoPachyderm tion education program that serves Pachyde m ub will mee Friday, day n oeappealing. ma on achow Bontion education on educa program on p serves se ves platform appealing. One exper ence platform One Quilters the second Tuesday E Naom J JANET J SPANNUTH; CCerk Decedent are requ red oa aof pas ggroup oup scon aOne more appealing. pmom amom omom mmore mo e appea ng One each mon pm tion education program that serves •o25 25 years experience v sDecedent o••s25 7years pm Len en se v ence cesto p egnan pos -pa um and bbreast- -each Quilters the second Tuesday FSUSAN SUSAN E. Naomi J. Cheeney J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required apas past group stated how years experience •25 years exper each month 6:00 pm of group stated how Quilters Qu the eJANET s6:00 second he second Tuesday Tuesday ofofo of FebFebruary SAN E. Naomi J. Cheeney JANET SPANNUTH; Clerk are required to SUSAN E Naom JCheeney Cheeney JANET J SPANNUTH; erk are requ red totoplatform each month pm mom mom of omore a past ggroup oup aed ed how how tion education program that serves The BBitterroot ea eoo Qu eatac Gu d d Decedent month pm each mon hpm 600 00 pm have Show-ande Con Kay pregnant, and breasttion education on educa program on ppost-partum, og that am serves ha se pregnant, post-partum, and breastpregnant, p egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand beas eas mom of apast past stated how each month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Guild ua yThe 4 2022 noon aQuilters’ The mom mom of opast apast pas g group oup sstated asstated ed how how each mon h6:00 6J. 00 pm month 6:00 The Bitterroot Quilters’ pregnant, post-partum, and Bitterroot Quilters’ The Bat oo Qu esGuild sGuild Gu pregnant, peed egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand bves eas -each 4, 2022 at noon The The Quilters’ Guild February Feb ua 4, y 2022 4 2022 noon a noon at a The The The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild The B e oo Qu e s Gu d n e Mo gan 406-381-9021 mom of a group stated how each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free P noch e Sa u days a 7 pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law PLLC Deceased B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 present the r c a ms w th n ng women ch d en om b h mom of a past group stated how e esh ng was o be ab e o mee each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm mom of a past group stated how mom o pas g oup s a ed how Love free each each month mon 6:00 h 6 pm 00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Laundry Love free Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7 pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPinochle Saturdays at pm P noch e Sa u days a 7 pm PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within feeding women, children from birth Each week we p epa e ou se ves refreshing it was to be able to meet pregnant, p egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand b eas feeding women, children from birth PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within Cheeney Law PLLC Deceased B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 present the r c a ms w th n feeding eed women, ng women children ch from d en birth om b h refreshing it was to be able to meet Laundry Love refreshing e esh ng it was was to o be be ab able e to o mee meet The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild w mee on Wednesday JanuPinochle Saturdays at 7 pm • way coo person Laundry Laundry Love Love free free Sch ade a 406-360-7214 o The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild The B e oo Qu e s Gu d P noch e Sa u days a 7 pm Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm feeding women, children from birth refreshing it was to be able to meet meet on Wednesday, Janu- Laundry feeding eed ng5women children ch from dfrom en birth omp beg-h Fwill ewill Ca eon Hwy 9393 nSteSin •way way cool person refreshing e eshitng it was to oable be be ab able emeet to o mee meet will on Wednesday, Januwmeet mee on Wednesday Janumeet on Wednesday, Janu• •way cool person coo person Love free Frontier Cafe, Hwy StePinochle at A ASaturdays eAfternoon noch e7ateF7pm days will on Wednesday, JanuFon on Cafe, emeet Ca Hwy e Hwy 93 in93 n Seewill meet on Wednesday, Januw mee Wednesday Janufeeding women, children birth owomen, age women whose refreshing to Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7Fpm pm Pinochle Fridays Laundry Love Love free free tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case No DP-22-06 four after the date PAfternoon noch eSaturdays Sa u:PPPinochle at 7 aeFridays pm Afternoon Pinochle enoon noon P noch days Frontier Pinochle Fridays feeding women, children from to age 5and and women whose o moms om he com oMR oher he refreshing itwas was to be able meet feeding eed women, ng ch from d whose en birth om b age o 5 age and 5and women women whose whose pregphpregeg- Pinochle to 5women women pregrefreshing itwas to be able to meet eB esh ng obe be ab eto oto mee will meet on Wednesday, JanuBitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date Afternoon ofour u ymonths app ec aappointeafter he sac fice other moms from the comfort of her BitterRoot Bus and MR B tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months the date PO Box 212 Case No :days DP-22-06 months after the date A eCase noon noch F Fridays days Afternoon Pinochle Fridays toand age 5children and women whose pregother ohe he moms from om the he com comfort oMR ohe of he her other moms from the comfort of a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y will meet on Wednesday, Januto to age 5 oage age 5and women and women whose whose pregpbirth egsch ade 1501@b ack oo ne will meet on Wednesday, Januw mee on Wednesday Janulaundry appointother moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv e Gues speake w be other o he moms from om the he com comfort o o of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y 12 15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Leach Community laundry nanc es have ended ea y W C a so laundry appointlaundry appointto age 5 and women whose pregappoint••the award w ng agent Guest speaker bey 12:15 pmNo Afternoon Pinochle ary 26 Daly Leach Community vensville. Guest e Gues speaker speake will wwill bebe pm 12 15 pm Afternoon A e Dept noon Pinochle PNo noch Fridays days nancies have ended early. WIC also aryvensv 26 at Daly Leach Community avensville. yat 26 a at Da y Leach Commun 12:15 pm age 5have and women whose preglaundry appointmoms from the comfort of her •appointaward winning agent nancies nanc have es ended have ended early. ea WIC yW also W C a 12:15 so12:15 to nancies age 5otonanc and age 5women and women whose whose pregp egTMA of M ssou a sothe app y1-154 Ham ton MT 59840 Dept 1e 1F1Fridays ___________________ of the pub cat on of th s sother nancies ended early. WIC also laundry laundry appointappointaward winning agent •first award wnn nn ng agent vliving ng oom The hope he gof oup pm other moms from the comfort her 1212:15 15 pm pm TMA of Missoula is apply-21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. ___________________ of fi rst publication of this nancies have ended early. WIC also other moms from the comfort of her o he moms om he com o he ary 26 Daly Leach Community TMA of Missoula is apply4 TMA M ssou a s app yHamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this 21-154 Ham ton MT 59840 ___________________ of the first pub cat on of th have es ended have ended early. ea WIC y also C a so living room. The hope of the group Ch s made on Good F day o v ng room. oom The The hope hope o of the he g group oup laundry Room 1010 W Ma n Ham on living room. The hope of group ary 26 at Daly Leach Community B dge Mondays a 12 15 pm ary 26 at Daly Leach Community a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y 12:15 pm laundry appointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. we comes dads g andpa en s and living room. The hope of the group nancies have ended early. laundry appointappointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Room 1010 W Ma Ham Wayne Rusk cand da eHamilton. oHam HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living vroom. ng room. oom The hope hope oofgroup the he ggroup oup pm Room, 1010 W Main, Mondays at pm BMondays dge Mondays a12 12 15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and1212:15 12:15 pm 15Bridge pm Bridge Mondays pm nancies have ended WIC also Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. welcomes we comes dads, dads grandparents, gearly. andpa en and sand and nancies nanc have es ended have ended early. ea WIC yWIC also W363-9060 Calso so Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. welcomes dads, grandparents, Wayne Wayne Rusk Rusk candidate cand da for en oHD88. HD88 Room, 1010 W Main, Room 1010 W Ma nHamilton. onon Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living The hope of5311 the ng for our annua grant Phone: NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce or sa d cclaims ms w be B dge Mondays a12:15 15 pm Bridge at 12:15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and sng o pto de suppo and dec ease welcomes we comes dads grandparents, g(406) andpa and saand room. The hope of the group ing for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said will be living room. The hope the group ng oom hope oof he gw oup ing for our annual 5311 grant for annua 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said will be Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO not ce or d caclaims a ms w be Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. is provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GR ou econc asa on w h God and ments is so to o pov ov de suppo support and and dec decrease Bridge Mondays at Doo sopen open a6Ma 6at pm osocializing soc a az ng os edads, am es The W C pen am s sisBridge ments ments isvliving provide support decrease Room, W Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes grandparents, and 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Room 1010 W n Ham on Broker, Broker ABR, ABR CRS, CRS GRI GR Mondays atCREDITORS pm Room, Doors open 6pm pm for foster families. The WIC program is to provide support and decrease BBridge Mondays dge Mondays atIS 12:15 a12:15 1212:15 pm 15pm pm Vprovide c oMontana Eas eand nand Sand a sdec beease Doors at 6aMain, pm for Doo s open 6 osocializing soc z ng ments welcomes dads, grandparents, and foster families. os edads, am The es WIC The program W C psog og is am The No h1010 Va ey Pachyde m Csocializing ub ments is sto to provide p ov de suppo support and decrease ease welcomes we comes dads, dads grandparents, gThe andpa en and and Doors open at pm for ments foster families. The WIC program is The North Valley Pachyderm Club Doors open at 6 pm for socializing The The North No Valley h Va ey Pachyderm Pachyde m Club C ub foster families. The WIC program is Doors open at 6 pm for socializing Doo s open a 6 pm o soc a z ng from the DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred foster families. os e am The es WIC program W C p og is am s is to provide support decrease Laund y Love Ham on ments s ess o new moms The g oup s sis from the Montana DepartCREDITORS Attorney for Personal RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. is to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton offe ed nes on Monday hisReprefrom the Montana DepartTORS from Montana DepartAttorney for Personal ISLocal HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever REDITORS Attorney for Persona Repre-NOTICE NOTICE ISserv HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE barred ments isstress support and decrease s to ostress pstress ov de suppo and dec ease Laundry Laund yLove Love Hamilton Hamonon for new moms. The group Doors ats6aon 6at for socializing ments foster families. The WIC oforever unde sbarred. and he emendous stress sprovide ess for onew new moms moms. The The ggroup oup and shopp ng he mee ng w Laundry Hamilton off ered In Hamilton Monday through Loca ce from our ocat n ctor for new moms. The group is sis off ered In Hamilton ed nHam Ham Monday on Monday through hough Doors open 6the pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program and the meeting will Doors open at for socializing Doo sopen open pm aMT zMT ng Laundry Love Hamilton foster families. os eoffe am The WIC The program W Cprogram pthrough og isthrough am sisough off ered In Monday and shopping; meeting will and shopp ng he mee ng w service from our location in Victor, MT Laundry Love Hamilton Laund yLove Love Ham hav ng he Sp ng Bazaa on Ap new moms. The group is is mee sthe he fishopping; and hV d Fsoc day owill Local Loca service serv ce from from our our location ocat on in Victor, nmeeting V ctor MT stress soffe ess for ofor moms moms. The The gDue group oup and shopping; the will Loca Serv ce From Our Locat on In VIn ctor MT •6pm M es North Of Woods de off ered InHam Hamilton Monday off ered offe In Hamilton ed nHamilton Monday on Monday hthrough ough meets the first and third Friday ofOf nv es ou home ess and Lowand shopping; the meeting meets mee sshopp he first fiMT and spm and third ho Friday d F day of oOf Local Service From Our Location Victor, MT. • Miles North Of Woodside ment of Transportat on EREBY GIVsentat ve EN that the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laundry Love Hamilton and shopping; the meeting will and ng he mee ng w Local Loca Service Serv From ce From Our Our Location Locat on In Victor, In V ctor MT. • • Miles M es North North Woodside Woods de stress for new moms. The group is Thu sday 8 30-4 30 a 205 Bed o d invites our homeless and Lowed 100% ee o cha ge w h ment of Transportation. Due HEREBY GIVsentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton invites nv es our ou homeless home ess and and LowLowoff ered In Hamilton Monday through ment of Transportation. Due BY GIVment Transportat on Due sentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be HEREBY GIVsentat ve EN that the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laundry Love Hamilton Laund y Love Ham on stress for new moms. The group is Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with invites our homeless and Lowstress for new moms. The group is s ess o moms The g oup s Thursday Thu 8:30-4:30 sday 8 30-4 at 30 205 a Bedford 205 Bed o d and shopping; the meeting will off offe ered ed 100% free ee o of cha charge ge w with h off ered In Hamilton Monday through s gn ficance H s Eas e esu ec on come o o de a 6 30 offThursday eredoffe InThu Hamilton ed8:30-4:30 n Ham Monday on Monday hBed ough Thursday 8:30-4:30 atathrough 205 Bedford invites our homeless and Lowoff ered 100% free of charge with and shopping; the meeting will invites our homeless and Lownv es ou home ess and Lowcome to order at 6:30. and shopping; the meeting will and shopp ng he mee ng w come to order at 6:30. come o o de a 6 30 Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford 2nd a he Go den Age Cen e 727 off ered 100% free of charge with 5 m es north of Woods de sday 8 30-4 at 30 205 Bedford 205 o d each mon h om noon o 1 PM off offe ered ed 100% free ee o of cha charge ge w with h ncome ne ghbo s o b ng he come to order at 6:30. V c o Mason c Lodge 43 invites our homeless and 5Persona miles north of each month from noon to 1 P.M.that S8:30-4:30 ee Su eDistrict sa205 c205 Cou house to recent y free enacted federa unders gned TWENTYhas been appo Not ce s hereby g ven that ma ed to Ke ysand L Carr the income neighbors to bring their 5nted miles 5Personal m es north north of of Woodside Woods come order at 6:30. each each month mon from hce om noon noon to p1ogiven P.M. 1g PM Victor Masonic Lodge 43 income ncome neighbors ne ghbo to oLowbring b ng their he come to order 6:30. come oto oWoodside de ais 6de 30 Victor Lodge 43 Vhas cMasonic obeen Mason cLodge Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 invites our homeless and LowStreet, Suite P,D District Courthouse off ered 100% free of charge with ato he supp penacted ov ded hw ough invites our homeless and Lownv es ou home ess Lowto recently federal e undersigned MONTANA been appointed Personal Notice hereby given that mailed Kelly L. Carr, the Street, S Suite ee P, Su PDat sCourthouse cBedford Cou income neighbors their Victor Masonic 43 to recently enacted federal ersigned recent yes enacted federa MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Notice isat hereby mailed to Kelly L. Carr, the unders MONTANA TWENTYhas appo nted Persona Not s hereby ven ma ed toto Ke yto L Carr the Thursday 8:30-4:30 at Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with all the supplies provided through Thursday Thu sday 8MONTANA 30-4 atPeP 205 30 Bedford 205 Bed ohouse dTWENTYStreet, P, District off ered 100% charge with offe ee oof cha ge hough all aed the he supplies supp es p provided ov ded through h come to at 6:30. Peggy Ho w a a that income bring their Masonic 43 means oneighbors own income neighbors to bring their ne sto obring b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge 43 VVictor ohe Mason cLodge Lodge Street, Suite P, Courthouse all the supplies provided hBus come to order at 6:30. Peggy Holt present a income Street, Sgned Suite ee P, Su District DDistrict sCourthouse cCourthouse Cou house come to order at 6:30. come oorder oAme de aey 6ex 30 mee he second Tuesday o43 each Peggy Holt will present a Peggy Ho wwill pesen esen cncome o ng n ghbo oou Fas && F uffy 115 PPine, ne She h Son nThe Ham on 9ece 00-3 00 all the supplies provided through Bu dinSuite ng n eFIRST on The S SevensThe No hPeggy Va ey Pachyde m CaC ub all alegislation, the he supplies supp es p provided ov ded through hough ough neighbors Victor Masonic 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present a clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, meets the second Tuesday of each mee soc second Tuesday oaboveeach Street, Suite P, District Courthouse Building inD Hamilton. The Stevensclothing cPersona oh h ng into n o Fast Fas & Fluff F uffy y, 115 115 P ne The North Valley Pachyderm Club can Leg on Rava Pos eg s5 at B tterRoot ss nted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISve of the abovea vacancy sts n the office Persona Representat ve income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Building Bu d Hamilton. ng nHam Ham The on StevensThe evensThe The North No Valley h Va Pachyderm Pachyde m Club ub Peggy Holt will aoffice income neighbors to bring their ncome ne ghbo sto obring b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge 43 V cshRepresentat Mason cLodge Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present Ho w papresent esen a Street, Suite P, District Courthouse g an moms ve an clothing into Fast & Fluff y,their 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through legislation, BitterRoot Bus is ointed Personal JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the abovea vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, Street, SBuilding Suite ee P, Su District e P Courthouse s c Cou house in Hamilton. The StevensBitterRoot Bus is Personal eg s at on B tterRoot Bus FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the a vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, nted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentat ve of the abovea vacancy ex sts n the Representat ve meets the second Tuesday of each the grant. The moms receive an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through meets the second Tuesday of each mee s he second Tuesday o each the he grant. g an The moms moms receive ece ve an an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, c o h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne Building in Hamilton. The Stevensall the supplies provided through a he supp es p ov ded h ough p og am on Kawand s y e Peggy Holt will present a Then beg nn ng Sunday Building Bu in d Hamilton. ng n Ham The on StevensThe S evensmon a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee Ham on o wash hem o ee program on Kawandi, style/ he g an The moms ece ve an v e c n c s open on Wednesdays Peggy Holt will present a program on Kawandi, a style/ p og am on Kawand a s y e month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present a Peggy Ho w p esen a clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street mon h a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee Hamilton, to wash them for free. Vendo Spaces Ava ab e n o the grant. The moms receive an ville clinic is open on Wednesdays Building in Hamilton. The Stevenss an educa ona a m o he ReHamilton, Ham on to o wash wash them hem for o free. ee the he grant. g an The moms moms receive ece ve an an ville clinic v e is c open n c s on open Wednesdays on Wednesdays meets the second Tuesday of each program on Kawandi, a style/ clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, meets the second Tuesday of each mee s he second Tuesday o each month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street requ red to deve op a comof the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons of the Town Counc member return rece pt requested at Emergency? 406-381-2087 clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, c o h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne Building in Hamilton. The Stevensis an educational arm of the Re47 mee s he 2nd Wednesday a Hamilton, to wash them for free. Building Bu in d Hamilton. ng n Ham The on StevensThe S evensis an s educational an educa ona arm a of m o the he ReReprogram on Kawandi, a style/ ville clinic is open on Wednesdays program on Kawandi, a style/ p og am on Kawand a s y e ncen ve g ca d o pa c pa ee month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street required to develop a comve ofville the aboveTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at Emergency? 406-381-2087 the grant. The moms receive an month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street mon h a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee required develop a comeof aboverequ red to deve op a comTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at e the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons of the Town Counc member return rece pt requested at Emergency? 406-381-2087 Emergency? 406-381-2087 Hamilton, to wash them for free. ville clinic is open on Wednesdays Hamilton, to wash them for free. Ham on o wash hem o ee incentive gift card to participate above Fa7:30 me s on S aon e eBank FoFo any clinic vaclinic eat is che open n Un copen s on open Wednesdays on Wednesdays the grant. The moms receive an incentive ncen ve g gift ca card d to o pa participate c pa me hod o qu ng om Wes e n he Un ed Me hod s Chu ch 216 the grant. The moms receive an he g an moms ece ve an We supp y aund y de e gen ab c program on Kawandi, a style/ Ap 10 we nv e he commun y above Farmers State Bank. For any month at 7:30 p.m. Main Street above Farmers State Bank. For any above Fa me s S a Bank any method of quilting from Western the United Methodist Church, 216 ncen ve g ca d o pa c pa e We supply laundry detergent, fabric Hamilton, to wash them for free. program on Kawandi, a style/ ville is on Wednesdays method of quilting from Western me hod o qu ng om Wes e n at the a United Methodist ed Me hod Church, s Chu 216 ch 216 We We supply supp y laundry aund y detergent, de e gen fabric ab c program on Kawandi, a style/ p og am on Kawand a s y e month at p.m. Main Street Ka hy 544-6383 month at 7:30 p.m. on Street mon h aFarmers 7hav 30 png on Ma npaga Snaga ee incentive gift card topa participate Hamilton, to wash them for free. above State For any pub yqu AS afrom ewelcome we come clinic open on Wednesdays incentive ncen ve gift gsTransportation ca card dparticipate o participate cng pa eCoHamilton, to owash them for free. 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Price) Ga on Pumped $30 Off Reg Pwou ewould p ayg oup unde supe supervision stherapist on oto of aha Tuesday of each month, citizens the opportunity to blication of this No.: DP-22-03 notice or said claims be fi ll term of uary Sen oTuesday C zens Cen eOff Sca ewill to know your name, day every month eve yhe mon on hat third he Monday h dMonday Monthly Guild the month the Darby Library.Call 2nd 2nd Tuesday of each osa each month, mon hPumped citizens the opportunity on of this ctno tcensed zens opportun ty to No.: notice or said claims will be llBlacksmith the unexpired of uary 2022. cat on of th smonth Case No :mo DP-22-03 not ce or d a ms w finc the unexp red of 2022 censed occupa ona he ap saof Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. to know your fihiring rst name, the day Monthly Guild meetings B eunder oo Va ey Commun the at the Darby 406-802-7180 oDP-22-03 eMonday nLibrary.Call oinformation. ononSenior acksm B ew ng Company Citizens Center, Stevensville. Sen o2nd C zens Cen eReg. Sevensv evensv e be to know your first rst name, the day o know you filike sto name he day licensed occupational Monthly meetings Mon hBrewing Gu dmeetings mee ngs the month he mon at the h aon Darby he Da by LMonday bof aoma yma Caof playgroup under supervision of aof you would like to come in, the licensed occupational occupa ona he ap sato ha that aBfi so ude ay Fa Qua eCompany D term ons Pumped ($30 Reg ce) 2nd Tuesday of each month, 406-802-7180 for more Brewing 406-802-7180 406-802-7180 more oLibrary.Call information. playgroup under supervision Blacksmith B acksm h B ew ng Company Company you would like to come in, the here are our mpor an hthings ngs o cons der exper ence dep hon otherapist swould ze o you am ycome how many also include a Fat Quarter Drawallons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. 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Each person attending the Cuddling Cubs Each person attending Each pe son a end he Cuddling Cuddling Cubs Cubs virtual play group llamas and alpacas ofoof Safe Haven chocolates to packaged cheeses in tana Department of TransHOBBS, trict Court, Ravalli County pires December 31, 2023. Box 30, Stevensville, MT MARCIA L. HEEGAARD, play group virtual play group Studio, 201 Daly Street, Hamilton. chocolates to packaged cheeses in choco aBox es o packaged cheeses n tana Department of TransS, tana Department of Transtrict Court, Ravalli County pires December 31, 2023. Box 30, Stevensville, MT MARCIA L. HEEGAARD, OBBS tr ct Rava County res December 2023 30 Stevensv ethe MT MARCIA L HEEGAARD Studio, 201 Daly Street, Hamilton. SFor ud oinformation, 201 Da yCourt SCourt ee Ham onCounty more information, call 406-363llamas and alpacas of Safe Haven Bitterroot Heritage mo e han 85 ems om supe llamas and alpacas Safe Haven amas and a pacas Sa e Haven Cubs this fun-fi lled evening. For more information, call 406-363ForFor more Fo mo e n o ma call on 406-363ca 406-363Bitterroot Heritage hank you so much Cuddling Cubs this fun-fi lled evening. Bitterroot Bitterroot Heritage Heritage Cuddling Cubs Cuddling Cubs this h fun-fi s un-fi lled ed evening. even ng v deo se es C ma e So u ons 101 Feb ua y o a se he mos unds thank you so much. Ga59870. and Open ng whe be ab e o vote vo e e Deceased. more information, call 406-363thank you so much. hank much The unce a n y o he February to raise the most funds portat on Fund ng w be In the Matter of the Name Qua ficat ons to serve as a 59870 Deceased February to raise the most funds Feb ua y o a se mos unds Grand Opening will be able to vote this fun-fi lled evening. For more information, call 406-363Grand Opening will be able to G and Open ng w be ab e o vo The uncertainty of the For0060. more information, call 406-363Fo mo e n o ma on ca 406-3630060. portation. Funding will be In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as 59870. Deceased. The uncertainty of the The unce a n y o he thank you so much. this fun-fi lled evening. portation. Funding will be portat on Fund ng w be In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as a In the Matter of the Name Qua ficat ons to serve as a 59870 Deceased this hfun-fi lled evening. s un-fi ed even ngsattending 0060. thank you much. 0060 gene ousplay commun y dono s B d thank you sosoD much. hank you much Each person the virtual group The Kn gh o umbus Each person Each Each person pe son attending akattending end ng the he 0060. by P o ec awdown ve n Hamvirtual group ofor No h Va ey Pub ckCo Leach b aeach ycatvirtual play play group group ohe he avo eons wo nmust each ca - re0060. Three Mile ee pandem cNo s:play mak ng dede ofor Civic Group the North Valley Public Library for operat ng 2-04 Change of Amanda Mar eBitterroot Town Counc member are App cat ons must be reDept No 1 0060. 0060 for their favorite work in catfor the North Valley Public Library ofor he No h Va ey Pub c Lthe bbe athe ythe Bitterroot Heritage Each person attending the Three Mile Coff eeMarie their favorite work in o he avo e wo n each ca - repandemic ismak making itha harder Civic Group used for operating expenses -22-04 Change of Amanda Marie Town Council member are Applications be Dept. 1group play group Three Mile Coff ee Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making itha harder pandem cNo.: s ng ofor used Civic Civic Group Group Heritage used for operating expenses used operat ngexpenses expenses Change of Coff Amanda Council member are Applications must reDept. No.: 22-04 Change of Amanda Mar eTown Town Counc member are App cat must be Dept :1 1group Each person attending Bitterroot Heritage Bitterroot Heritage Each person attending Each pe son a end ng he virtual play group virtual play virtual play on massages ac a s man cu es Grand Opening will be able to vote The uncertainty of the Bitterroot Heritage w ho d he F day F sh F es Grand Opening will be able to vote Th ee M e Coffee C ub mee s Grand G and Opening Open ng will w be be able ab to e vote o vo e on and s eam ng prov on providing oudFaceThe uncertainty of the Bitterroot Heritage du ng he annua Bus ness Ba e The B e oo He age C v c The The uncertainty unce a n y of o the he ego y ch d en ages 6-12 eens Bitterroot Heritage Heritage Three Coff meets new moms o find he suppo and assoc ated w th Howard as fo ows: ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day Cause No : DP-22-7 during the annual Business Battle Three Mile Coff Clubeemeets Th ee MMile eeeCoffee CClub ub mee s Bitterroot The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens during the annual Business Battle du ng he annua Bus ness Ba e Grand Opening will be able to vote The The Bitterroot Bows: e oo Heritage He age Civic C v c egory: children (ages 6-12); teens ego y ch d en ages 6-12 eens new moms to fi nd the support and associated with Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 The uncertainty of the new moms to fi nd the support and new moms o find he suppo and associated with providing assoc ated w th prov dng ng Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 Howard as fo ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day Cause No : DP-22-7 Grand Opening will be able to vote Opening will beand able to vote G and Open ng wwork be ab e each o catvoand e The of theskfor The uncertainty ofoharder the The unce a n yito he ACROSS apandemic qu suncertainty ounds go their favorite eve y Monday Wednesday and Three Mile Coff ee ACROSS pandemic DOWN Civic Group on Ma ch 25and Ap 1s ACROSS ACROSS DOWN DOWN for their favorite work in GCivic oup o me yy ca ed he Sou h Grand every Monday, Wednesday, andCivic Three Mile Coff ee for oages he favorite avo work eh28 wo in kin each neach catcacat- pandemic book page on Loca ac v ces s ces s w toto be is making itha harder every Monday, Wednesday, and eve y Cause Monday Wednesday and ofor Books 13-18 and adu seach ages Three Three Mile Mile Coff Coff ee ee pandemic pandem cis is smaking making mak ng it harder de for ofor DOWN Group Civic Group, formerly called the South transportat serv EDITORS No :DV-41-2021DV-41-2021* Must Must be a ca tSouth zen of the January 28 2022 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Group, formerly called the G* oup oGroup me ca ed he Sou hfor for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Books. otheir Books (ages 13-18); adults (ages ages 13-18 and adu scatages transportation services to CREDITORS Cause No.: DV-41-2021*Group Must be citizen of the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS for their favorite work in each cattransportation services to TORS transportat on serv Cause No.: be a citizen of the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS REDITORS Cause No : DV-41-2021* Must be a c t zen of the January 2022 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Three Mile Coff ee is making it harder for Civic Group for their favorite work in each catThree Mile Coff ee for their favorite work in each o he avo e wo k n each ca pandemic is making it harder for 1 Seaweed subs ance 1 Open Civic Group F day om 7 30 o 8 30 a m a 1064 Three Mile Coff ee Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder for pandem c s mak ng ha de o Three Mile Coff ee Club meets Civic Group Civic Group cke s1Seaweed sthe ce fica es o 1. The Heritage Civic egory: children 6-12); teens 1.g Seaweed substance Open Friday 7:30 to 8:30 ats1064 1064 Va ey CThe vBitterroot cvBBitterroot GG has eoage gan zed Three Mile Coff Club meets 1.moms Seaweed subs ance new moms to fibaske nd the support and 1 1. Open Open Friday 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 Ffrom day om 7e 30 o 8ee 30 a a.m. m aeve 8+). hchildren om 5ness o(ages 7has pw m aabe S Ma y sconThree Mile Coff ee Club meets Th eefrom MCoff Coffee Cmeets ub mee Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); teens Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. The Bitterroot Heritage Civic The eoup oo He CCivic vzed cegory: on hand o acpub apublic e che sess ons egory: ego yFor ch d en (ages ages 6-12); 6-12 teens eens new to fisubstance nd support and 19 + R bbons w be awa ded Each bus has abe ed donaValley Civic Group, has reorganized. 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Ribbons will awarded Each business has a red donaThree Mile ee Club the general within HEREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV19 Ribbons will be awarded 19 + R bbons awa ded Each business a red donaEach bus ness has ed donaThe Bitterroot Heritage Civic children (ages 6-12); teens the general public within BY GIVthe genera pub c w th n 0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVHEREBY GIV0000443-NC Un ted States more nformat on conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVThree Mile Coff ee Club meets new moms to fi nd the support and Th ee M e C eek Road Eve yone s Three Mile Coff ee Club meets Th ee M e Coffee C ub mee s every Monday, Wednesday, and The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 5 Bend 2 Sage The Bitterroot Heritage Civic The B e oo He age C v c egory: children (ages 6-12); teens ego y ch d en ages 6-12 eens new moms to fi nd the support and Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Group, formerly called the South new moms to fi nd the support and new moms o find he suppo and every Monday, Wednesday, and Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Th ee M e C eek Road Eve yone s We a e ook ng o new membe s 5. Bend he Edge W d Ma e F ng S a on 2. 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No.: 2 *called Must be amembe Stevensville Town Hall at (406) EN thatdr theunders undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and to ‘Best of Show’ in each age o Bes o n each age can where patrons may give to777on can whe e pa ons may g ve o777Ravalli County, Montana. ersigned Rava County Montana Dept. No.: 2o *formerly be aSouth tact Town Hall at that the undersigned unders gned Dept No :30 2 *un Must be aSou Stevensv e tact Town Ha at (406) that the unders gned 3 Rava every Monday, Wednesday, eve ywe Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7:30 toee, 8:30 a.m. atom (ages 13-18); and adults Group, called the South welcome. Good ee, conversation Group, formerly the G oup me ycalled ed he hngs xed nk ononngred en welcome. Good coff conversation come coffee conve sa on Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Valley has reorganized. and vo ee sca ameetings mee Friday from 7:30 8:30 a.m. at 1064 F day om 7Good 30 8and aat m a1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages ages 13-18 and adu s(ages ages 9. Mixed drink 3. Lotion ingredient Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings 9M Mixed M xed dr nk GEN e99. Bou adrink Ska kaho S eak3. 3Lo Lotion Lo ingredient ngred en s w 19 +). Ribbons will bebe Va eyCivic C vresident cGroup, G oup has gan zed Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular and vo un ee sRegu Regu aeo mee ngs S evensv eStevensville Cos sawarded $12 Menu Friday from 7:30 to a.m. 19 +). 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All category. ca ego BitterRoot Bus will also be ted CoB tterRoot Bus w Notice of Hearing on Name resident for at least 60 days 5271. has been appointed Personal ppo nted ce of Hear ng on Name res dent for at east 60 days 5271 has been appo nted Persona Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. support the Stevensville library. At suppo evensv e b y and get to know your neighbors. All and ge o know you ne ghbo sAon A 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. Va ey C v c G oup has eo gan zed a e he d on he second Thu sday 11 G en Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Th ee M e C eek Eve yone s 4 Rock We are looking for new members +).fish will be awarded are held on the second Thursday 11. +). Ribbons will be awarded 19 +to RRibbons bbons w be awa ded Rock group$35 164 00 so nbe We looking new members are held on the second Thursday alooking d on he second Thu sday 11. 11 Glen GGlen en 4. 4 4. Rock Rock group We aeare ehe ook ng ofor new membe s1 19 We are for new members house AND MUCH MORE Three Mile Road. Everyone isonca to19 ‘Best of Show’ in each age eages yages Road Eve yone sconversation wecome Good we come Fo nee, on s fi e es co es aw mac & Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isca ‘Best of Show’ in each age A he open ng on F day rece v ng presentat ves Change * Must ve n Ward (the Attest: Representat ve of the aboveThree Mile Creek Road. Everyone is call Th ee M eCreek C eek Road Eve yone sWe We are looking for new members o he p us as nd v dua s and asn a welcome. Good coff ee, conversation to ‘Best o Bes of Show’ o Show in each n each age age ages welcome. For call he end o he mon h he bus ness ages welcome. For information we come Fo noinformation oma ma After the opening on Friday receiving $35,164.00 in Representatives Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveWe are looking for new members welcome. Good coff conversation After the opening on Friday A e he open ng on F day the end of the month, the business receiving $35,164.00 in entatives rece v ng $35 164 00 Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveepresentat ves Change * Must ve n Ward 1 (the Attest: Representat ve of the aboveare looking for new members We a e ook ng o new membe s welcome. Good coff ee, we come Good coffee conve sa on o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he the end of the month, the business he end o he mon h he bus ness and volunteers. Regular meetings 12 Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5 Hubbub of each month at 6:15 pm at the and volunteers. Regular meetings of each month at 6:15 pm at the o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he 12. Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5. Hubbub and vo un ee s Regu a mee ngs and volunteers. Regular meetings welcome. Good coff ee, conversation 12. 12 Fragrance Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age o Bes o Show n each age 5. 5 Hubbub Hubbub Co een aknow 777-3710 The BWC Founda on sup- match co ee conve sa on and ge o know you welcome. coff ee, conversation category. welcome. Good coff ee, conversation we come Good conve saPet on and get to neighbors. Colleen at 777-3710. volunteers. meetings cheese g een beans emonade Colleen at 777-3710. Co een aknow 777-3710 Janua 28 aS 6 30pm he awill wo kk ng TransAde amed Estate Th s syour ce that t and oner area sysecond North 5th Street Jene e28 Berthoud Town named Estate A persons category. commun y TransAde oTransAde bu d a fund mo e ng es en and get to know your neighbors. All category. ca ego ha has ayy28 sed he mos unds waTown and volunteers. Regular meetings and get to know your neighbors. All and ge oGood you ne ghbo sAll A January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork matching funding. -named Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons Da by Larea bis asecond P ease oof n us and volunteers. Regular meetings and vo un ee sRegular Regu ajoin mee ngs January at 6:30pm, the artwork Janua y a 6 30pm he wo matching TransAde funding. d Estate. match ng fund ng This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, named Estate. All persons named Estate Th scoffee snot not ce that Pet tDarby oner syis North of 5th Street Jene e S Berthoud Town named Estate A persons are held on the Thursday that has raised the most funds will 13 Aroma that has raised the most funds ha has a sed he mos unds w 6 Rad uses Darby Library. Please join us. category. Library. Please us. Da by L b a P ease o n us are held on the second Thursday and get to know your neighbors. All a e he d on he second Thu sday are held on the Thursday 13. Aroma Radiuses 13Aroma 6. 6 6. 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For information call of each month atThursday 6:15 pm athe theAvreceive ave of sweet treats ece a baske oopen swee ea sFeboeach each mon hat a6:15 6of 15pm pm athe ofof each month at 6:15 pm at the After opening Friday 14. 7. Circus comedian ages welcome. For call 14. 14 Regret Regre 7. 7CMRTMA Circus C rcus comedian comed an ages welcome. For information call ages we come Fo ninformation oa District ma on ca Colleen at 777-3710. nCo oat ma on ca Co een 777-3710 After the opening on Friday After the opening on Friday Abasket eathe he open ng on Ftreats day each month atPlease 6:15 pm at the Colleen at 777-3710. P og ams Scho a sh ps o H gh Colleen 777-3710. een a 777-3710 January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork of each month at 6:15 pm at the app y ng for $168 00 ecedent are for a change of name from enue) B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presua y 28 p ofi s benefi oca cha es of each month at 6:15 pm at the o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. join us. BitterRodders Cars sess on we eoon hono ed 153 o153 have Wapplying for $168,153.00 Decedent are for a change of name from enue) B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required to presJanuary Janua 28 y 28 at 6:30pm, a 6 30pm the he artwork a wo k and good es om oca vendo s ruary 28. Colleen ata777-3710. applying $168,153.00 dent are app y ng for $168 00 for change of name from enue) B.S. 01/26/22 cedent are required to presDecedent are for a change of name from enue) By01/19/22, S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presruary 28. ua 28 15 Compu er sc ence (abbr ) Darby Library. Please join us. 8 Super ___ car oon BitterRodders Cars and goodies from local vendors. Da by L b a y P ease o n us Darby Library. Please join us. BitterRodders BitterRodders Cars Cars Colleen ata 777-3710. and goodies from local vendors. and good es om oca vendo s 15. Computer science (abbr.) Colleen at een 777-3710. Co 777-3710 8. Super ___, cartoon January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 15. 15 Computer Compu er science sc ence (abbr.) (abbr ) 8. 8 Super Super ___, ___ cartoon car Quantum Group January 286:30pm, 6:30pm, the Darby Library. join January 28 at the artwork Janua yremain 28 a at 6on 30pm he a artwork wo kFebQuantum Group Schoo Sen oc G sfw Schoo eachDarby Library. Please join us. Group Quantum Group will remain on exhibit through FebDarby Library. Please join us. 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Suzanne JeanneL.Denend Charles ‘Chuck’ Shulund Donald McIntosh Maus Suzanne Robertson went to be Stevensville – Charles L. Shulund, 88,in Donald Jeanne Maus has left“Chuck” the Denend band. the loving arms went of herinto Lord and Savior Jesus Christ of Stevensville the arms of our Heavenly Facing an untenable future Donald chose his on the 8th of February 2022. Father on day January 16, 2022 after a long battle with own path. He left us,May all of saddened by his Suzanne was born 9, us 1945 to John William Alzheimer’s Disease. He passed peacefully at home. departure butaforever enriched by the and Vivianwas Jeanne (Thomas) Robertson inmusic Comp-he Chuck kind and gentle soul who saw ton, Califorcreated, and taught. friend beauty inshared everybody. He was A raised by to hisall he ennia. Suzannehison grandparents Skalkaho in Hamilton countered, reach has been far and where wide and attended San he worked on the farm. His father married his he leaves the world a better place for Luis Obispo Lois, and they moved to Seattle, where stepmother, having hauled that bass guitar from High where he lived from the age of 5 to 13 years, visiting gig to gig across the state,Hecountry she excelled Hamilton every summer. graduated from in studies and world.High School and attended trade school Hamilton and enjoyed was in Chicago. He was a Master beginning Donald born July 11,Carpenter, 1952 playing the work at age 16, and worked throughout contracting in San Mateo, California to June violin, piano, the Valley and Alaska. He loved cabinetry work and McIntosh andamazing Williamtalent Donald and ukulele.the possessed to build whatever he Maus Jr.was Heheattended Menlo School,the Lost Trail Suzanne saw. When was a child, he visited also active in UC Cate School, Berkeley Col-most fun he’d Ski run once, stating that it and was the Drama Club, ever of had. As a result, he bought lege Marin, studying music. Lost DonTrail Ski Run Choir, andGrasser, hosting the Special Olympics with Bill launched his professional musical the andCalifornia sharing the joy he experienced as a child with career in 1971 as an original memScholarship everyone. Chuck was a musician, playing five ber of the Blue Waltzes School Association. instruments andBear joining the Five Valley Accordion After graduof Music, anwhere 18-piece Rock and Association he cooked for their picnics. ation, Su- and school in San FranRoll Band zanne earned cisco, CA. Living in Marin County her Nursin the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply ing Degree involved with School the thriving Bay Area from Highland of Nursing as well as Mills College in Oakland, California. then married music scene, playing in bandsShe with 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 her children’s father and relocated to Milwaukie, Chris Hayes and eventually introOregon was registered nurse for Dwyer Tonywhere roped his wayabandleader to the sky on January ducing him toshe future Memorial (now At that same time, she 19,2022, in the Providence). evening surrounded by his family Huey Lewis. Donald taught jazz at in his own home. Our family’s goal was to keep ahim summer workshop at very Stanford at home and we are proud that we University, hethat. duo’d with Ray Scott, accomplished Tonywith Wayland was born in Hamilton MT to played Pee Wee Ellis and Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olive (Waylett). Stevensville Mark Upon graduating from lunched with -Stan Getz, getting the HisSpencer, youth was spent in Hamilton playing David 76, high school, he joined the lowdown on the scene. baseball, hunting and Helping died peacefully afterup anBlogett AirCanyon, Force and worked as wasrelated also a 2ndageneration member hisDonald family. extended illness Freight Specialist for ofcancer the Bohemian Club semi in three San Francisco, and Afto on Wednesday, and half years. In his 20’s he played pro balla in Hamilton. March 16, 2022. ter discharge, he to worked He was the 2ndHe baseman. looked forward towas his summer sojourns the born in Washington. as a Highway Patrolman Tony was drafted in the army and was sent to Bohemian Grove playing for with many a talented Shortly after, parents 12days years.over After retiring Germany onhis a ship that took 17 and 17 and great musician. moved to Wyoming. from drove even longer days to get back. Hethis wasjob, nothefond of his He grew up on ranches. own truck, andinworked In 1980 he married Trisha Llorenz San the ocean. He never really said much about his He developed a love for for Cenex, and Jenson Anselmo, CA andhesoon after they time there made a ring outfollowed of a half his working withexcept animals, Construction. dollar on the way and wore it the rest of years his life. brother and sister, moving to the Bitterroot Valand had a great appreciaHis last 27 of his After returning to Hamilton, when this was tion for the land. life, he lived on a small ley of Western Montana. When Trisha’s daughdone. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old he adopted (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging her and to became hercute forever would Three for him give this little dad. coed Catana a ride back to continued come to say that he was the BEST patient, Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college. Mile On the ride back Missoula, He asked her out accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounComthe movies for Monday, but she had to attend a Cultivating conditional love and friendship. sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how munity Center Connections Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. Join your neighbors for Grand Opening feverishly fly fishing, golfing and no playing music. then how about Wednesday, sheMile had a aOkay two-day workshop in comThe Three ComIn 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah date. Thursday then about andRock munity activation, ideation, munityThursday, Center in Lone and action onsaid Saturday and finally she When he returned to partner, the house Park will be open to the Kunkel and herok. husband and musical Sunday, April 9 and 10 at the public on Saturday, April 9 he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never Jason Hicks. They soon formed the JoanJoin Zen Bitterroot River Inn in Hamfrom 10am-4pm. us and asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54. ilton. Come alone or bring see what our new communiAt the time he was workingtyfor the railroad in your team! center is all about! There Missoula. wasoflaid off the not to long games after In theseHe times will RR be refreshments, uncertainty marryingand anddisruption so to provideand forprizes his growing family

earned her Bachelor of Science degree nursing band. The trio began performing at in the new from Lewis and Clark University and then finished Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created her formal education at Linfield University, earning an exceptionally hotinmusic scene, bringing folks her Master of Science nursing administration. All from amazing all over accomplishments Montana to revelwere in great music these completed while working full time and order the at the favorite local hotspot. In short family four chil- hundreds group was raising playinga for andofsupporting dren: twins Marc and Carolyn, Matthew, and Joshua. Suzanne went on to practice nursing in Oregon, Illinois, Montana, and many other states as a traveling nurse. Suzanne loved to hunt and her greatest moment was winning her Big Horn Sheep permit (very hard to come by) and going on to shoot her first and only Big Horn. Suzanne loved to bake (with lard for those pie crusts) and could Chuck lovedflaky hunting and fishing with his brothers destroy a clean kitchen. and his children. Shepreceded would con young Chuck was in her death by his children that if they washed the dishes and cleaned the kitchen, they were cooking “just like Mommy.” If you knew Suzanne and didn’t have a hilarious story then you didn’t really know her. Her humor and quick wit inherited from her family and handed down to her children and grandchildren is a true blessing. Suzanne was preceded in death by parents John

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ranch in the Bitterroot and Patricia, his mother’s Valley. Again, heand wasfor-profit sur- twoevents sisters.and celebraof non-profit rounded by animals and A Memorial Service tions. Always willing and on sit Saturday, in, Don the richness of the land. to step will up be held played many other notable Markwith is preceded April 9, bands 2022 atincluding 2:00 p.m. in death his mother, the American Legion The Ed by Norton Big Band,atMontango, The Teller Loretta Sellers and father, Hall located at 754 MidRefugees, Kirby MonLester Spencer. Heand is the Attachments, dle Burnt Forkthe Road in tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, survived by his long-time Stevensville. friend, Nancy FleischhauCondolences and and quartet. er, and his two children, memories may be shared Playing thousands of shows across several David Spencer and Dana with the family at www. states over the last two decades, Don played Mae George, plus, his two whitesittfuneralhome. favorite aunts, Mariam com. with musicians in almost every genre including;

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Teams will be the freshmen, Theater and the Missoula at Missoula Children’s sophomore, junior and senior Symphony Donald was also the go-to students. Don’tOrchestra. miss the action. fun, bass entertainstudioFamily session player, appearing on countment, thrills and spills, lots of less recordings andare CD releases. In addition to laughs! Advance tickets $9 for adults, $7 for students all his performing, he bass and mentored that now included Vicki,taught he sold vacuum cleaners, in grades 7-12 and $5 for and cemetary plots, and cars. many of the up-and-coming musicians. Donald grades K-6. Tickets at the To this union 2 children Vicki Jean in 1955 in hadwill perfect an innate gift he used in his gate be $10pitch for adults, Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were $8 for students in grades playing and his teaching, a gift to all who played 7-12 andBecause $6 for students in born. he thought he and Bobbie together with Headvance was continually attending and grades K-6.fertile Buy were him. too he had a vasectomy at summer tickets at the Darby High camp in a field hospital with 2 chairs as the table. School front office.

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our community is our most precious asset. You’re invited Corvallis - Helen to join your Bitterroot ValleyJoan (Wenger) McNinch, neighbors in a collaborative 92, entered into eternal rest with family by her deep dive into shared values, Stevensville side on January 22, 2022. Bitterroot JoanThe was born onDaly vision, and hopes. Together Karin R. Holbrook School BoardHealth of Trustees will participants will form support June 6, 1929 in Jackson, Montana to John and Hamilton - Karin R. Hospital. Memories hold a regular meeting on and action teams for putting Jean Wenger. Most of Joan’s was at Tuesday, April 12, 2022, Holbrook, 67, passed andchildhood condolences ideas to the test, and into 7:00 p.m. in the Stevensville away in the morning, may be shared with spentfor inthe Dillon helping the action, good of all in her family manage Music Center Choir Room. Wednesday, January the family at www. our community. All communiBeaverhead County Golf Course. It was during ty members arethe encouraged 19, 2022, at brothersmortuary.com these years thatyouth. Joan developed a “from dusk till to attend, including Hours arework Saturday 9 a.m. to would serve her family dawn” ethic that 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1 p.m. to herActivation life. FollowingThe her graduation Darby High School 6throughout pm. Community Junior Class is sponsoring Awards and Reception will from Beaverhead County High School, Joan Donkey Basketball on Satbe held Sunday from 6 to 7 continued working the family urday, business, April 16 at 6eventup.m. in p.m. Darby High School gym. ally enrolling in Montanathe State Normal College

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Welcome Back Watertually Bass Creek Logging. During the fowl Daybecame is back! This year Welcome Back Waterfowl next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willDorothy M. Ramberg Hospital. Memories Day will again be hosted by ingness to do whatever was needed to get the Bitterroot Audubon Society Missoula - Dorothy and condolences at the Lee Metcalf National job done earned her the nickname, “Thewith Gofer.” M. Ramberg, 75, passed may be shared Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, away in the night, the family at www. Whether stacking poles, feeding cows, April 23 fromit10was am to 1:30 Tuesday, January 18, brothersmortuary.com pm. Audubon members will for the cooking hearty meals crew, or running 2022, at the St.dike Patrick be present on the along parts to jobs sites in timber GPS would not find, Wildfowl Lane to assist the Donald C. Wright Joan was always on the go holding everything public in identifying and Hamilton - Donald C. observing the waterfowl and and everyone together. Wright, 74, of Hamilton other birds and mammals passed awayin Saturday, pride and joy came the form that Joan’s use the greatest refuge wetlands. January 22, 2022 at his This special is for Maggie and Jim, and her of her twoevent children, six everyone!

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to pursue a degree in education. Her plans to become a teacher were altered when she met a rugged cowboy from Lima in Ted McNinch, 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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Robertson stepfather Jack White (2017) grandparents, and Evahappening Shulund; his sister,and supporting(1983), theNels live music around mother Vivian Robertson White (2021). Suzanne Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and is the area. Don’s influence on both musicians survived by husband, Denend, Sally stepmother, Lois LearJerry Shulund; andsiblings Joyce Oliva, and the (Bob), fans who love them can never beby fully Mailand John “Rob” Robertson (Vicky), Pathe children’s mother. Chuck was survived his measured. generosity of time and mela Bellovich (Barry), and Anne Hartman (Randy), wife, DiannaHis Shulund of Stevensville; histalent son, children with both the elders and youth around himMarc was Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) Warner Woff ord of trait. Helena, (Phillip) Arp of (Mara life-long ThePatricia overarching sentiment of nie), Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and friend alike isCarolyn that Warner-Greer of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) their friendship with Donald a (Jerry), or MatShulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) connection he madeBud was a positive thew Warner, Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Williams and Joshua lifeJudy changing event. of Stevensville, Williams of Stevensville, Warner, and Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald fully appreciated nature; stepchildren (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and a passion instilled at an early age Bambi and numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, by his mother. DonaldBilly felt deeply Denend. nieces and nephews. about protecting theApril Bitterroot ValShe4, was “Nana A graveside service will be held 2022 from Monley that he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton. A tana” forthe nine reception willHe follow at the Daly Chapel supported fromLeach inception located on 1010 W. Main in Hamilton, The Teller Wildlife Refuge grandchildren inMT. Corvallis, (Jacob, Zella, family wishes for all memorial donations to be MT created by Otto and Anne TellMadeline, given to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. ardent from Meghan, Condolences er, may be leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. Mithe San Francisco area.Molly, He served dalyleachchapel.com. there as president, andcah, wasVirginia, on the board for many years. Gabriel, and Sebastian) as In 1991, Donald met Karen well as “Aunt Moore atand the three Lonesome Dove in Suzy” to her five nieces nephews. Per moved Suzanne’s wishes, ashes be spread Stevensville and theywill began their We to Butte in her 1956 where Dan was born. into Pacific Ocean Itcourtship. was her place Tonythe was working forlater. the US Army asfavorite aThey mechanic long-distance marto be.was Thank so much Centre and alsoyou in the reserve. In 1964 he for ried inArmy 1997to atThe theLiving Teller Wildlife the and support of our mom. waslove transferred to Helena. He was able to retire Refuge and settled in Karen’s ranch from the reserves as Command Sargent Major. You know theoutside SargentHamilton. strips with the oak leaves is survived byvery his wife around the star. Don Something he was proud of. When the AMSA shop moved what NM, is now Karen Moore offrom Corrales, the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, a display Hamilton, MT; daughter Catana was put up honoring Tony. He was pictured in his Miller, grandson Daniel and granddaughter Elle dress uniform and his calvary uniform. of Missoula, MT; hismade sisteritNancie Schumacher Moving to Helena, possible for our dad Dolores D. Converse of Stevensville, MT; hisDanny brother Gordon to have horses. He and took up teamMaus roping. Hamilton - Dolores D. Converse, 78, passed away In fact, they won of theHamilton; very first father son team (Quinty Smith) niece Jennifer early in the morning, Thursday, March 10, 2022, roping at theHealth Last chance Stampede. greatA Kirby (Ben) of Missoula; niece Meghan Mausat the Logan Medical Center inMany Kalispell. friends and memories were made while roping. He Funeral Service was held Friday, March 18, 2022, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie was able toHeights continue to ride and rope until into his at Charlos Community Church in HamilMaus (Chelsea)of Missoula and several cousins, 80’s. It kept him good shape. ton with Pastor DelinAbbey officiating. Interment grand-niece andPine nephews around country. Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and followed at Lone Cemetery in Darby. Memories and may bebig shared with thethe family at lotsAcondolences ofcelebration adventures. tripswell-lived out of country ofNo Donald’s life will www.brothersmortuary.com as Dad did not like to fl y but camping, hunting be held on his birthday July 11, 2022 at the Slack and visiting friends made along the way. After Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that took MT. them to Florida, then Seattle before getting home Anymiddle memorial be made in his in the of thedonations night, wascan his last. He vowed heServing would fly again and didn’t. name to: never the Bitterroot Valley in Tony was preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and The Bitterroot of Music; the ofSchool tax law, business dad andareas sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his rootschoolofmusic.org, wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan and estate planning, Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him and real estate or and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also property law. 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.

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Valley wrestlers holdBlue Battle ofVictor ‘Root Athletes shine in the Devil Invite Lady Tigers nab big win over

00. 6. Templeton, Jenna, Lincoln, 14-10. cred, 22.55. 2.had Hoag, Owen,impact Seeley-Swan, 23.57. lendyke, Harley, Powell Count, 1:13.87. a huge on what by Scott Sacry by Thomas Spencer Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Girls Triple Jump 3. Schmill, Garrett, Frenchtown, 23.64. 4. been able immediately to achieveCianthis by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley 1. Beaverhead County 52.82. 2. Hamilton (Mur1. Morast, Zoey, Beaverhead C, 34-00.50. 2. flone, Max, Hamilton, 23.97. 5. Palma, Corvallis High School hosted 16 year.” to regroup his Tytus, called a timeout squad Drawing together all the ray, Lawrence, Lawrence, Nelson), 53.00. 3. Apendaile, Lily, Hamilton, 31-01. 3. Templeton, Loyola-Sacre, 24.19. 6. Taylor, Eli, Hamilton, Montana in the Blue Devil InThe Falcons showed up “I wasinaschools proud, in the final second left after the made wrestlers the valleyproud over coach, Corvallis (Lewis, Herb24.31. vitational on Saturday, March 26 on a they channeled a great amount of free throw. and performed at “The Root” the weekend Florence hosted stritt, Wyche, Jessop), Boys 400 Meter beautiful spring day. In the girls’ team the end1. of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With all but the at excitement andday were the 2022 Corvallis Mike McChesney Hoag, Owen, results, finished in 2nd place, 53.60. 4. Drummond , bested by Matt Davis and51.52. coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Battle of the ‘Root. And it 55.53. 5. Seeley-Swan, Seeley-Swan, Hamilton finished in 3rd, Stevensville his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found 57.10. 6, Frenchtown, 2. Taylor, Eli, was once again Corvallis finished in 6th, Florence finished 11th, Corvallis. Victor, 51-47. Going Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready Hamilton, 53.42. with Victor 99 points that tookinto and took 15th. On the boys side, 57.19. “We’ve won it multiple everyDerek, year game thetrophy Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions. “I made 3. Criddle, Hamilton took 1st Corvallis took Girls 4x400 Meter home the thisplace, year, Relay Corvallis, 53.72. except for once so some-4. in their first against the comments trying to calm myit’syounger 6th, Stevensville 8th, bringing pridegame andtook honor to Florence thing wedirections takeApedaile, pride in inEphram, as a finished 12th, and 15th. 1. Hamilton (ApendaiPirates, but itFlorence was Victor a different story players, repeated that program. camefinished le, Murray, Lawrence, Hamilton, 55.64. Stevensville’s Claire Hutchison said Corvallis Head this weekend. Coach Berry aimed at the huddle,team, and”made sure they within striking distance at Nelson), 4:23.55. 2. Beaudin, Dylan, had an outstanding meet, winning the Matt 5. Davis after the clarifying expectations focusing understoodCoach the importance of what 70 team points followed byand Beaverhead County, Valley Chris, 56.46. 100 Meter Dash, the 200 Meter Dash, tournament. For the Blue her athletes onand what they were expected to do.” Hamilton at 53 Ste-they could 4:27.53. 3. Corvallis 6. Acker, Silas, and the High Jump. Hamilton’s Lane Kiera Davis, the at 103, control. And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville 47 total points. (Lewis, Herbstritt, Buoy, Superior, 56.86. Cole, theatdefending State Champion pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides the team rankings Wyche), 4:30.62. 4. Boys 800 Meter in the 3200 meters, won the 1600 Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over and scores, individual athDrummond, 4:43.10. 5. 1. Steadman, Ben, meters. Stevensville’s Kellen Bellar, tling really well at 113, beat the late in in thethe Victor. Frenchtown, 4:57.51. Beaverhead C, letes werematchup, recognized by the the first defending Stateuntil Champion John from Florence and fourth quarter. With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some Girls High Jump 2:07.52. 2. Ehredt, competing schools’ coaches. Javelin, had a throw of 174-06 to win Hanna HurstWyatt, of Hamilton. remaining theCorvallis, game it was 41much-needed confidence inFrenchtown, 1. Hutchison, Claire, the Javelin. Jason Davis in from Stevensville, J5-00. 2. 3. Hansen, Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates and Victor seniorfrom Bella individual players andat2:09.00. in their Otherat1st place wrestling 138, wasfinishers recogMalachinski, Theresa, Jakob, Frenchtown, Shiverine ofwin Stevi. Bitterroot schools on the girls’ Schicilone forced a foul the teammates,”William said Berry. “This nized as theValley “Bitterroot Val-driving Stevensville, J4-10. 3. 2:17.49. 4.we Harris, side included: Buoy (Corvallis) At 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and foundOlivia herself foul was a fun game to coach and are ley Outstanding Wrestler. ”at the Florence’s Griffin, LukeAyda, Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Hamilton, Kyler, in the 800the meters; Laurie Claire Hutchison of Stevensville running in the 100 meter dash.blessed Hutchison had acome big Davis bothout pinned their line with hope of goingDavidson up by to have ofFlorence-Car, the hardDavis pinned Dillon Janes by41Stephanie K4.Geiser Photography. J4-08. Smart, Laila, 5. Anciaux, (Corvallis) in thethe 1600 meters; Ryanne meet, finishing first in the 100m, 200m, and the High Jump. Photo by battle Scott opponents. Sacry. Kanyon Stoker at four. She first one, fought on top!” 2:21.53. in 2:45. Thenailed lone Florence Corvallis, J4-06. 5. WagCarter, Frenchtown, Child (Hamilton) in the 3200 meters; 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missedatthe second. With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling 205, was ner, Delaney, Drummond, 2:41.02. 6. ShelmerMadison Lewis (Corvallis) in the Shot 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 as the Bitterroot Valley WresJ4-04. 6. Hoiland, Camy, Anaconda, 6. Jenna, Lincoln, 4. Scichilone, dine, Sawyer, Seeley-Swan, 2:42.00. Put, and Mya Winkler (Hamilton) in to compete and always looking toJ4-02. im-Darby’s kids did quite 31-00.50. well and showed whatBella, it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Makena Hawkinson. Photo by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in the District tling Ambassador, won by pin in his match Rasor, Paytn, Drummond, J4-02. 6. GabelhauVictor, 29-11.50. 5. Copenhaver, Kylee, Lincoln, Boys 1600 Meter the Javelin. prove.” Spencer. aearlier jumper that banked in. Now in Tournament. And if you are 2. a Purcell, 1. Cole, Lane, Hamilton, 4:35.95. the day againston Cadogan Wheat 1st in place finishers Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby you will want3. to see a Ben, Colter,fan Hamilton, 4:39.02. Steadman, of Hamilton. the boys’ side includathletes hope towon the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper performance Schicilone drove hard in the paint like this one in the Beaverhead C, 4:42.13. 4. Hagberg, Gavin, ed: For Brinson Wyche Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenseveral matches made basket was thwarted by a line by Virginia Brown. However, for the Corvallis, 4:48.00. 5. Hansen, Frenchand another foulinwith the of postseason. Notably fromJakob, senior (Corvallis) in isthe 3200 thal, drew the event unique a variety on the day. bringing Seth the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa town, 4:52.25. 6. Ehredt, Wyatt, Frenchtown, meters; Caropportunity extend Pirate lead. violation, captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He Andrew said,to “The ‘Rootthe is really a special Wilsonball. pinned Pirate was waiting at the block for the ball mody (Hamilton) in theshe hit After thetofirst, theit is an4:53.10. impressive 23 points in this game event. missing In addition bragging rights, Connor Jessop of Boys 3200 Meter by Mustafa who had Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. Pole Vault; and Andrew second, Pirates. Then Lady gets and was followed one of the43-45 rare opportunities Florence 1. Wyche, Brinson, Corvallis, 10:39.42. 2. Corvallis, Aidyn Burrows (Hamilton) in the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers the ball 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chanceinbounded to wrestle against therushing other BitSilverio, Harrison, Hamilton, 10:51.64. 3, Meinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who the Shot Put. into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” terrootwith Valley sinceremaining Florence is B/C Parke, Scott, Drummond, 11:03.51. 4. BurBodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville rows, Cooper, Hamilton, 11:51.05. 5. Pfendler, Girls Individual Results Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded thethe long banked heart and guts.” are A. It is also onlyshot timeand where it is Johnathan, Drummond, 12:04.48. 6. Sytsma, Larson, at Tigers. 170, the Lady But not for long. the three-point advantage. Pirate in a basket with a foul sending her Robert, Corvallis, 13:33.18. just our local teams. Many of our families Girls 100 Meter pinned Carter Boys 110 Meter Hurdles know each other, 1. Hutchison, Claire,have Ste- battled in earlier Morgan and 1, Haines, Chase, Seeley-Swan, 17.12. 2. Mivensville, 13.35. 2. Petersen, generations, and actually get a chance to Noah Guisinger chaud, Connor, Frenchtown, 17.25. 3. Davis, Sydney, C, 13.52. connectBeaverhead at this event. ” Rosenthal said the of Hamilton, Nate, Corvallis, 18.71. 4. Sailer, Elijah, French3. Maughan, event beganEmily, aboutSee10 years ago, at the Lance Burrows, at town, 18.87. 5. Rausch, Noah, Frenchtown, ley-Swan, 13.58. 4. Moodry, direction of the valley coaches. 182 pinned Issac 19.06. 6. Heitman, Will, Hamilton, 19.11. Ella, Butte Central, 13.67. 5. The 2021-2022 season has apparentBoys 300 Meter Hurdles Martinez of HamWyche, Farah, Corvallis, 13.77. bybeen Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly somewhat of a rekindling of the 1. Anderson, Treyton, Beaverhead C, 39.35. ilton. At 205, Luke 6. Walker, Jordyn, Beaverhead took advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As 2. Haines, Chase, Seeley-Swan, 45.34. 3. MiC, 13.85. Maki won his In their 13C rematch from earlier the night. They had four guys score far as 200 the Florence chaud, Connor, Frenchtown, 45.84. 4. Rausch, Girls Meter team’s performance, I match, and Dallas this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. Noah, Frenchtown, 47.31. 5. Brown, TJ, Ste1. Hutchison, Claire, StevensPhotography. Blair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser to fend the 14 from Preston Smith who has been vensville, 47.50. 6. Sailer, Elijah, Frenchtown, “We’re inoff a2.bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a ville, 27.34. Konen, Kylie,Pirates. Rassmussen of 49.45. a slow first where the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff and a renewed comBeaverhead C, quarter 28.24. 3. JohnStevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’” Jonny pinned Jett Murray of BoysWilliams 4x100 Meter Relay trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had a great night in the ston, Ireland, Loyola-Sacre, mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental 1. Beaverhead County, 44.52. 2. Frenchtown, Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke 28.46. Murray, McKinnley, really4.just a slow march victory. post. School Administration and to School Board. Hamilton’s Cole Lane leads the pack in the Colter Purcell makes his move. Lane “Our success this year has1600 been meters, a real while in the Florence wrestling world for some 44.97. 3.atHamilton (Bauder, Cianflone, Rostad, Nuttal 113 beating John Post that was Hamilton, 28.68. 5. Lawerence, Darby Krystalfinished Smith “We have been really pushing for We will head have acoach school-sponsored Middle 1st in the event, while Purcell 2nd. by Scott Sacry, team effort; pushing eachfinished other hard at Photo time, in both the high school and Little 45.10.That 4. Seeley-Swan, 46.29.could 5. Cor-go Chaeley, Hamilton, 28.79. 6. defense, aTaylor), huge one. match I figured said, “Ball movement, the boys to take good quality shots School Program beginning this yearand and practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching vallis (Joseph, Nelson, Madi, Hamilton, either way.” Jessop, Davis, Tucker), 47.15. 6. hustle are what helped usdedicated pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our29.15. new sen, Ella, Hamilton, J4-02. 29-02. Deschamps, Katherine, Frenchtown, Victor (Crosbie, Parks, Varner, Alber), 47.77. off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as6.well. Girls 400 Meter That match was important for the Blue win against Victor.” seemed Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room in the This next couple of to Girls 28-11. Boys 4x400 Meter Relay letes,”Pole said Vault Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been 1. Maughan, Sariah, Seeley-Swan, 1:00.85. 2. Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresbe a good representation ofinDarby’s the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The future of wrestling Florence 1. Ham, Charlie, a great culture that we can Girls Shot Putthe 1, Hamilton (Apedaile, Cole, Taylor, Purcell), Nelson, Madi, Hamilton, 1:03.38. 3. Apendaile, has established working together for several years with tlers are2.mostly in the upper-weight classes success against Pirates. The Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is looking bright. ” the 4. Frenchtown, J91. Lewis, Madison, 3:36.12. Frenchtown, 3:39.42. 3. Corvallis Lily, Hamilton, 1:06.00. Cary, Michaela, East build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in thoseDavis), areas,3:40.07. whereas Tigers did a good job of being patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting on his athletes’ 2. Petersen, Corvallis, 38-08. (Criddle, Jessop, Joseph, 4. the Helena, 1:06.83. 5. Williams, Macy, Drummond, 06. 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 Lauryn, Beaver2. Williams, Trista, Seeley-Swan, 3:41.09. 5. Beaverhead County, performance this season, said, “Our kids 1:07.27. 6. Parke, Bailey, Drummond, 1:09.22. 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately head C, J8-00. 3. really stood out she Florence-Car, 363:42.76. took been highMeter percentage the which players have working hard,shots are in at great Girls 800 Luke MakiChesney, at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them toJump 99 points and first place. Lawrence, 04.50. 3. Botkin, Boys High basket. responded, “That’s a tough one, this 1. Buoy,focused, Olivia, Corvallis, 2:33.03. Williams, shape, and having fun.2.We may match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have Hamilton, Kayla, French1. Holter, Kyle, Butte Central, J5-10. 2. Bain, Macy, Drummond, 3. Powell, When asked 2:38.38. what their weekHailey, of game allJ8-00. of our players did a roll and White, Kaila, town, 32-06. 4. Hudson, Hamilton, J5-08. 2. Criddle, Derek, Beaverhead C, 2:40.55. Lemelin, Abbie, practice looked like4.leading up to this 4. did it well.” Frenchtown, J7-06. Hamilton, Kinley, Corvallis, J5-08. 4. Hansen, Caden, Beaverhead Beaverhead C, 2:48.24. 5. Duke, Baylor, Frenchmatchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, 4. Stewart, Adeline, Butte Central, 31C, J5-08. 4. White, Cale, Frenchtown, J5-08. 6. town, 2:48.94. 6. Yocum, Maddi, Frenchtown, Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, Frenchtown, J7-06. 04.50. 5. Brown, Harrison, Logan, Hamilton, J5-06. 2:54.01. that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby 6. Anderson, Sam, Alina, Corvallis, Boys Pole Vault Girls 1600 Meter our biggest advice was to keep our had a great Beaverhead C, fourth quarter, outscoring 30-10. 6. Buhler, 1. Carmody, Andrew, Hamilton, J12-00. 2. 1. Davidson, Laurie, Corvallis, 5:43.61. 2. head inAutumn, the game, play our gamehas the greatest the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by J7-06. Merideth, CorvalTruth, Clay, Corvallis, J9-06. 3. Peterson, Jon, by Thomas Spencer Benson, Corvallis, 5:59.36. 3. Powell, and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game. You saw the 4 and the Falcons also managed Girls Long Jump lis,Caleb 30-05.Rockwood and Beaverhead C, J9-00. 4. Held, Trevor, East Darby’s Preston Smith scans the Pirate defense. Photo by Thomas Hailey, Beaverhead C, 6:02.38. 4. Holland, they definitely Andquickeach posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. and players and fans go to keep that leadHayden, in the fourth 1.wit, Maughan, Emily, Girls Discus Helena, J8-06. 5. Dempster, Lincoln, Faye, Beaverhead 6:07.10. 5.Lady Yakos, Maddie, On ThursdayC,worked night thetogether! Seeley-Swan, 161. berserk Botkin, J8-06. 6. Dempster, Wesson, Lincoln, J6-06. with a little press wholeRylee, gamewhich we brings quarter. a when Faith al- so as we wellare but only outscoring Drummond, 6:13.31. 6.the Brackman, Hamin the basket, hustle back, play Kayla, hard Yellowjackets and community quit, if behind or ahead,the it’s 00.50. 2. Santos, Frenchtown, Boys Long Jump wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only ilton, 6:18.29. lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 that quardefense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer in rings.” Amber, Beaverhead 124-01. 2. Auch, 1. Holter, Kyle, Butte Central, 2. Girls 3200 Meter of a few mistakes.” taking advantage thoughts are to keep The putting Corvallisthe andball Hamilton girls 4x100 relay team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final score19-08.75. was 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, cheer, and C, 15-10.50. 3. Alanna, CorvalBender, Tommy, Hamilton, 19-01. 3. McGuirl, 1. Child, Ryanne, Hamilton, 13:33.17. 2. Holteams pass the baton. Hamilton placed 2nd in during practices, game!” Florence. other extracurricular activities. Petersen, Sydney, lis, 113-08. 3. Braden, Loyola-Sacre, 18-11. 4. Beaudin, Dylan, land, Faye, Beaverhead C, 13:42.19. 3. Azure, the event, while Corvallis finished 3rd. Photo team meetings Both teams came The Jackets were carried And although the Lady Jackets Beaverhead C, 15Lewis, Madison, Valley Chris, 18-10.50. 5. Saeger, Kaden, East Akasha, Superior, 15:54.41. 4. Dalrymple, Amaiby Scott Sacry. or games. Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair did not walk away with a win 06.50. 4. Hoiland, Corvallis, 112-08. Helena, 18-06.75. 6. Burden, Tyler, Drummond, ya, Seeley-Swan, 17:22.44. is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outagainst Florence, they competed Camy, Anaconda, 4. Hazel, Crystal, 18-05.50. Girls 100 Meter Hurdles quiet person, who really giving much standing night. against a strong, 15-04. 5. Fasbender, Reagan, East Helena, 15Stevensville, 106-02. 5. Brown, Alina, CorvalBoys Triple Jump 1. McGree, Rileigh, well Buttecoached Central, 17.01. 2. by Thomas Spencer of the in the fourth and WhenHolter, asked later hegood liked brings a competiup on defense “Claire hadwhat a real game, lis, 99-00. 6. Leopold, Ava, for 1. Santos, Beaverhead C, 41-10.50. team and the atmosphere Herbstritt, responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense Corvallis, 98-07. 2. White, Carter, Frenchtown, 40-09.50. 3. Rylee, night Corvallis, remained positive and The Fighting of their own to comeKlimpel, “My aspect about being anofthat is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks on Girls9Javelin Kellen, Frenchtown, 38-11. 4. Bender, 17.85. 3. Lewis, cheerful. The three seniors on 1. Winkler, Mya, Hamilton, Tommy, Hamilton, 38-05.75. 5. White, Cale, Yellowjackets took on the including 5 from exchange student is to experience a watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” said Fulbright. HutchinOlivia, Corvalthe basketball team that were 126-10. 2. Moodry, Ella, Butte Frenchtown, 38-01. 6. Renaud, Jonah, Superior, lis, 18.23. 4. Broncs of Frenchtown on Tad Tackes in that new type of life and culture with new Finally, the second quarter. son had 21 on the night, scoring recognized on the night were Central, 113-00. 3. Struna, 36-08.25. Yakos, Gracie, 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, Jessie,accounted Drummond, 109-01. 4. seaBoys Shot Puteffective Drummond, The Yellowjackets came for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this also pulling up from and Faith Huenergardt. Walker, Jordyn, Beaverhead 1. Burrows, Andrew, Hamilton, 52-03.50. 2. 20.18. 5. Kil-strong in the outStevensville really Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” Huenergardt, Fulson, the mid and three-point range head coach C, 105-07. 5. Lewis, Tahnee, McDonald, Walker, Seeley-Swan, 48-06.50. patrick, Alison, first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played Italy are bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well. basketball But the LadyinJackets Bill Fulbright, speaking to his Corvallis, 102-06. 6. Sten3. Gum, Hunter, Stevensville, 47-03.50. 4. Seeley-Swan, 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 runexperience coaching Hailey nerson, Leila, Beaverhead C, Curnow, Connor, Beaverhead C, 44-10. 5. 21.73. 6. Wheelpressure numerous times This Saturday is my sixth year in a club, because with our Frosh11 of the Falcons 27 to and-gun style of play. Thomas, commented, “I have 97-10. DeVantier, Remington, Corvallis, 42-04.50. 6. er, Abby, Supeand22.03. capitalizing strong also happened to half. in my country school sports more team in our end the second “Getting theand ball42-02. up theare floor Hanenburg, Kevin, Frenchtown, been privileged to on coach Hailey rior, drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.” Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of Boys Individual Results Boys Discus Girls Mefor the300 past four years. Hailey is open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something 1. McDonald, Walker, Seeley-Swan, 161-00. ter Hurdles one oflooks the toughest young ladies, was a freshman. Boys 100 Meter 2. Kovatch, Klayton, Seeley-Swan, 142-03. 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 all3. 1. Yakos, mentally and physically, you will 1. Anderson, Treyton, BeaBurrows, Andrew, Hamilton, 139-07. 4. gratifyGann, Gracie, Drum13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said. That year,” said Fulbright. “It’s ever meet, and yet is so comverhead C, 11.20. 2. Palma, Tyler, Valley Chris, 138-09. 5. Christiansen, mond, 56.88. Kellan Beller had 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani his team and experience thus far. “I upbeat attitude quarter proved to be ing to see the progress the girls passionate toward everybody Ridger, Loyola-Sacred, 11.27.moment Kee, Beaverhead C, 132-00. 6. Meyer, Beau, 2. Wigen, and was absolutely quarter stood out as the love how we support each other on about everything, the defining have made this year, and to see it around her. She plays her heart 3. White, Carter, Frenchtown, Loyola-Sacre, 127-05. Talea, East 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 the 11.48. 4. Saeger, Kaden, East Boys Javelin Helena, 59.27. strongly defensively Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete anything get her game.” and get better every court. I couldn’t ask forand a player Helena, 11.60. 4. Bauder, 1. Beller, Kellan, Stevensville, 174-06. 2. Rostad, 3. Dempster, played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down. It was an was fairly close with with a better Yellowjacket Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and Tyson, Hamilton, 11.60. 6. Tyson, Hamilton, 172-01. 3. Reynoso, Levi, CorKrymzen, Lin- attitude.” basket in the first quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played East emotional and regard Beavervallis, 157-06. 4. Christiansen, Kee, Beaverhead coln,In 1:00.37. 4.to his time with Stevensville’ only senior on the team, sends a no-look pass to a teammate.Christiansen, Kee, Florence’s Kylie Kovatch with the jump shot The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, winning 35-32, exciting moment head C, 11.70. C, 146-08. 5. Reynoso, Russell, Corvallis, 140Kelti Wandler, Krause, Laurel, Fulbright said, against Stevensville. Photo by Stephanie K Geisquarter got away from the applause and a and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when 09. 6. Gum, Hunter, Stevensville, 137-00. 15 of their However, the boys Stevensville’s hisown. Javelin soar through the air. Beller won the Boys 200 Meter Frenchtown, “ I have also been privileged toKellan Beller watches Yellowjackets, whoyears. gave 36 points thankful speech1. written by er him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got from to Photo start Palma, Ridger, Loyola-SaPhotography. 1:07.73. 5. MoStevi hold the Broncs to 9 event withKelti aupthrow of 174-06. by did Scott Sacry. coach Kelti for four in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

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Flyfishing Journal

Random notes, river reports and FAQ’s Several friends recently have asked, now that I’m retired, am I doing a lot of fishing? The answers are no, I’m not retired – yet – and no, I haven’t been doing a lot of fishing. I bought a license just a few days ago to take up an invitation from friends and get out. Then the river came up about a thousand feet-per-second in two days; I begged off and got back to things I already had on tap. It’s nice to have the choice, though; I just got off the phone with Mike Bushly who runs Trout Montana Fly Shop and Motel in Cascade, Montana. He lamented being stuck behind the counter on a day when he’d rather be fishing. I can sympathize. Been there, done that. But now I don’t feel compelled to be on the water no matter what. I can pick and choose my spots, wait for conditions and the urge to coincide, grab a rod and head for the river. And I haven’t retired – yet. I’m shifting gears, taking on an increased instruction load through Bitterroot College and private lessons, and plan on tying more flies for custom orders than I have in years. That, and writing. More frequently asked questions: are you going to keep writing your column? Are you going to write a book, or when are you going to finish your book? The answer to that first one is yes. The column recently expanded from the Bitterroot Star to the Silver State Post in Deer Lodge and the Phillipsburg Mail. The book projects will get full attention this fall or winter, after the urge to fish more has been satiated.

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Flies and forecast For the next few days the weather calls for decent day temps with overcast and a few drizzles. For me that’s ideal spring fishing weather. If the water levels on the Bitterroot hold, or drop, which I think they will, the Bitterroot should come back into shape.

fishing had an explanation for the sudden rise in the river. He said that beyond runoff, the unusually high water level was no doubt due to displacement from the all the boats. We laughed; it was a one-liner that had some truth to it. There are plates from all over the state on the rigs at the landing on the Bitterroot. And no wonder – the Clark Fork and Blackfoot went from occasionally promising nymph fishing, some on streamers, and an inkling of dry fly activity, just enough to tease, to blown out with the recent surge of sun, snowmelt, and high water: the spring trifecta strikes again. Further east, the fishing never really got started. Georgetown Lake, from what I hear, is in that tweener stage of ice too thin for ice fishing and too much of it for actual fly fishing just yet. And around Deer Lodge the upper Clark Fork really didn’t get started. That leaves the Missouri, and the reason for my call to Mike Bushly. The Mo is running cold, he told me, even down around Cascade. The dry fly activity is limited to flurries of

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others. Ask them questions about your concerns. Each is forthcoming. 3. Meet these men and make your own judgments. Then consider which candidate you support and then advocate for him. Make sure you vote. Don’t listen to those who would misguide you. Alan Lackey is also a strong, committed conservative. His wife Terri also works outside the home. He and Terri have a very organized and focused campaign advocating their positions on the issues. They recognized the egregious overreach of the government early in the COVID pandemic and created the Stand for Liberty group that has become a very proactive voice for the community. Former business owners, they are very aware of tax issues, including the effort to place on the November ballot CI-121, changing the Montana Constitution regarding how real property will be taxed in the future. While Alan recognizes the need to address property tax increases for residents of the valley, he also recognizes the risks and uncertainties created in the current initiative document and does not support placing it on a ballot unless and until these deficiencies are properly addressed. What are voters to do on Election Day when faced by two very able, very committed and very thoughtful conservative candidates? Consider the following suggestions for voters in HD 88: 1. DO NOT LISTEN to the “smears, innuendo, and lies” being spread about both candidates. Alan Lackey is NOT a rightwing extremist seeking to do harm. Wayne Rusk is NOT an unprincipled moderate who will vote with the Democrats. 2. My wife and I have listened to them both as they discussed issues extensively. They are conservative, though each has their own approach and style. Listen to what they say and what they do, not the

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Lock the doors! Pull the curtains! They are coming for your money again! Coming April 15 to valley voters is a mail-back-ballot for a PERMANENT Levy (tax) for the Community College District of the Bitterroot Valley. (CCDBV) No, don’t get confused. This is NOT for the new Community College Campus and Buildings to be constructed sometime in the future. It is for planning and administration and to pay for the money drain of the current college. Don’t be misled. Here are the comments from the minutes of the college itself: Bitterroot College’s (BC) current fiscal position is dire*; BC as currently funded and with current programming is NOT sustainable in FY2022. *Dire=in serious negative condition BC facility is in dire need of safety upgrades! BC facility is in dire need of new HVAC system – 5000 sq ft common area needs new heating system. Smart voters did NOT want a PERMANENT 8.86 mill levy for the college and voted it down in 2020. Now it is even higher at 9.75 mills. IF we want new taxes, we also want the ability to say yes or no to the tax increases. With a permanent tax, we lose all control. Permanent means forever

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Stevi: is free park land a benefit or liability? continued from page one

you need to look at financially going forward. It may be just a little piece of property, but it can tie into what the city owns and how the city could potentially grow to improve its financial statement with businesses that are moving out there.” “I think it’s a valuable piece of property that you seriously need to look at,” added Motley. “Even if it’s only for parking, I think it can do a lot for the town. Just that connecting piece on the west side of the river can be huge… If you

turn it back now, you may not get that opportunity.​Then you definitely shut down the growth of Stevensville. I’m not a proponent of Stevensville growing a whole lot, but I think you need to keep those options open.” Council member Cindy Brown recommended keeping the property and perhaps trying to work with another agency like Fish, Wildlife and Parks to develop it in the future. The final vote was 2-2 with council members Stacie Barker and Brown

voting in favor of keeping the land, and council members Bob Michalson and Wolff voting against. The mayor declined to break the tie. Michalson reported that the Planning & Zoning Board had met and elected Jim Sayre as chair, Travis Hindle as vice-chair and Angela Lyons as secretary. In other business, the council: • approved the purchase of interrupters and water meters for the Public Works Department;

• approved a language change to Utility Billing Policies & Procedures; • approved Resolution 457b, amending Water & Sewer Billing Policies; • approved a new airport hangar. The mayor said that the council will resume holding its meetings at the North Valley Public Library starting with the next meeting. Victoria Howell can be contacted at editor@bitterrootstar.com or 406-2078793.

County, laborers’ union close to agreement by Michael Howell Ravalli County is moving closer to a new contract agreement with the Laborers’ International Union of North America, Local #1696’s Road and Bridge Bargaining Unit, while discussions concerning call-out pay language are being finalized in a separate line of negotiations. The Union’s last Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with the county was in effect from July 1, 2018 to June 30 2021 when it expired. The two sides met on four occasions between June and November 2021, working out disagreements, and arrived at a Temporary Agreement that was ratified by the Union on November 9, 2021. The county took the TA and developed a final contract agreement that was forwarded

to the Union on November 19. At the same time, however, separate from these negotiations over the CBA, a settlement agreement was reached in a pending grievance concerning call-out compensation language, which is when an employee is called to work at a time that he or she is not normally scheduled to work. This resulted in a written settlement agreement providing dismissal of the laborer’s grievance with prejudice and that the parties would add the call-out pay issue to the Interest Based Bargaining IBB negotiations being mediated by David Luckey. The parties were unable to resolve the issue as part of the IBB negotiations. The issue was tabled and parties agreed to fulfill the settlement agreement, requiring negotiations over call-out pay, outside the IBB contract negotiations.

Discussions between the County Commissioners and Kim Rickard, Business Manager for Laborers’ Local #1696, at the March 17 meeting began over issues concerning the employees’ pension plan, however. Rickard asked about the status of employees on probationary status and whether they could join the pension plan. The short answer, from the attorney representing the county, was that a new employee under probationary status is required to pay into the pension plan from his or her first day of work but is not eligible to join the pension plan until the probationary status is lifted and at that point all the past payments into the fund are credited to his or her account. He said this was something governed by state law and pension law and could not be negotiated as part of a CBA.

Both sides agreed that despite misunderstandings over the issue in which both parties were partially at fault, they would not let the issue of call-out pay or participation in the pension plan hold up agreement over the CBA any longer and that sentence was dropped from the contract language. The issues concerning call-out pay were discussed and involved questions of how to distinguish call-out pay from extended time and what would qualify for timely notification for extended hours during snow removal season versus a call-out and other logistical problems trying to balance the needs and desires of management against the needs and desires of the employees. Both sides expressed optimism that the new language for call-out payments could be worked out satisfactorily.

Price of vault toilet installation goes up

by Michael Howell

On March 15, the Ravalli County Commissioners awarded contracts to Gardner Excavation and Missoula Concrete for installation of a vault toilet in Summerdale Park. The excavation contract was for $3,000 and went to Gardner Excavation. The contract for the toilet and its installation was awarded to Missoula Concrete for $16,830. But that was changed two days later after it was recognized that

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the award was based on an outdated bid. The bid, which was submitted on November 5, 2021 was only good for 30 days. On March 17, the Commissioners reconvened and accepted a new bid from the company. The price had jumped to $18,210 in four months. A spokesman for the company said that it was well over the 30 day limit on the last bid and since then COVID had impacted the business. He said an 8% increase was reasonable considering

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