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Eagles in winterHumane Groundbreaking held Association for medical Bitter Root Three Mile Community Centercenter open

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shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this won’t any tional andhave physical According The park additional impact on people’s therapy services – It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes. including therapy coming, but the new Three Schmiedeke, the decision In addition to thea loan, the Bitterroot Health Mile Community Center is up who serves on to take out a project was paid for by 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 openmedical house celebration was for its new theby center is on Howell the east side community She said they which raised over $80,000 Victoria 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, ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open ing contains a large they Farmers State rummage sales, bingo nights built just north of meeting Joel Schnackel is on something of a started renaisanimal shelter located Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” room, a warming a working Bank to keep and donations fromof commuby spring 2023, Stevensville at People the kitchen, sance man. who have lived in theon 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 of Kootenai valley awhile and enjoy gourmet cooking will double purpose. It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were the Three on continuing to remember Schnackel as the chef/owner at Creek and public forum of the Road Bitterroot Mountains tothe rated reasonable. Mile FireAway District, the Lone cutting ceremony in honor of new in 2014. come such a long since it was expand Food in Stevensville, Hwy 93. Fetish the west. Shewas saidone the of Those payRock for Park andago. theservices. Rapp candidates started about 50 years Ifor feelthe aFamfacility, including tours of the which whole “We’re bringing the the first restaurants to introduce American The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation. John Bishop, Valley building, and anBitarray of food and huge sense of Bitterroot responsibility to Comhonor fusion cuisine to the valley. care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there munity board terroot those who have come College before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are were many volunteers who Others may know Schnackel as a musician he said. of as trustees bewe held make it as good it can will be as set 50ththat birthday. said Marcus that serves Lone Rock When already being helped on theLois project, and with an abiding loveSchool. oft music. He could be HedgeApril 13 at The private non-profi organization the course for Wednesday, the next 50 years.” Daly Hospital had The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced found his stand-up in local jazz peth, chair of the McCormack said that theBitterroot was fisoccer rst playing organized in 1972. Inbass 1984, p.m. at the tains and baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices6 from contractors. The combosMargarite or sitting in at more classical music Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Bessenyey, the College UM, 103 S. 9thlahospital board, fields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that general contractor donated venues, like the MissoulaDaly, Symphony. leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the fundraising campaign to fund the new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Street, Hamilton. said this project courts, a walking a play- gave group had they didn’t Schnackel left the valley 20 years See the CENTER, new community center at Lone Rock Park. Photo by V. Howell. construction but Make then Covid-19 the BRHA on Fairgrounds Road an informed ground andland a covered picnic about raised about have to run has been four page years3 Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitago in pursuit of other ventures. Now he’s with a 99-year lease. Six years later, pandemic hit and construction costs decision. hear in theCome works, butthe terthree Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon in 2020 withdeeded a wife and skyrocketed. As a result, the group in back, 1990,returning the Bessenyey estate candidates’ positions John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the there were some the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton. Photo by Michaelof Howell. andorganization together theywhere are divingcelebrating into had to take out a mortgage finish thechildren, land to the and vision forto BVCC. due to the Bitterroot project in a ceremonial groundbreaking. The facilityStevedelays greenhouse that his mother on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on thethe current shelterbusiness is located. The Fullerton will be See SHELTER, page pandemic. She said2 Margie Cook and hisan aunt shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93the moderator. new building replaces oldCharlene building Riggle their vision isthe that have been operating in Hamilton for more just north of the Stevensville Junction. The event is sponby Nathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds that thans 25 years. the Stevensville encountered people most sored by important the BVCC Cooks’ (“s apostrophe” because thereStaub, are a driving Christine falling “quality, victim to mail way to combat facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as Foundation. been providing at least two Cooks involved)force Gardens, at thethe Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. Hamilton. abuse is for people of a “medical center” rather than just a accessible, personalized S. 1st As a certified shipto ask Greenhouse, on Golf Course901 Road in Street, Ham- was recently clinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will health fordepot 90 years. presented with a Certificate of care” ping for FedEx, and start conilton is a growing concern. The three genMurphy. Shethe led the Hospital, which is a critical access provide primary, care, urgent care and In recent years, they Appreciation by Mayor Domithe Boxxe Shoppe versation with those commissioners through erations of family members and loyal staff hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the specialty services. Two physicians have nic Farrenkopf and Hamilton is legally justified to you know and have been taking steps to a lengthy fund fund there have over 100 years of experibyworking Victoria Howell me like a ton of It was incorrectly Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t by Staub theinnational rataccounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation for quality invest in all theacommuence between them. bricks.” reported last week’s In his presentation to the City bears its shipping know the details it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald Eagles have congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it comes Cooks’ Gardens is open forbeen the season, Bitterroot Star that the Council on March 15th, Chief label. After following of what potential overall, doing very well by Michael by Victoria Howell are being recruited. There will also be he said, with clinics in to with Covid, GregonHowell. sent home from a sale clematis vines in progress. county’s Payment Inbut Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, on its tax collections and The Bitterroot Overstreet has a Nathe hospital with Schnackel points out four varieties, with Lieu of Taxes (PILT) Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of she knows that over they showing revenues tional Forest (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the from Ravalli County message for flowers in you: varying shades oftoviolet, purple theprojections Forest Service “become more vocal about a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. are, “often coached 50% of in host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February 12th. This is don’t andfool red.around! There are also lotsthe of healthy perengood things that happen able to uncover the He was home for to departments say they are shiplands were declining most while this Wednesday, March the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. ping Overstreet, by Michael Howell nials and annuals. and thenlegal were replaced expenses havepapers only or 30th from 6 to 8 p.m. ing hishedepartment’s experiof the package: nearlyDuring that time, paperwork.” Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy of jubilee an attorney in water everything,” amounted toa23% of “We hand said, “so by Secure Rural Schools to share information ence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics for and former council member, the public at the next meeting Halfway through celebration. projections due in large private practice in his oxygen level when the customer gets it, it doesn’t freak (SRS) funding. by Victoria Howell regarding the developsuch opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, the part to job vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this year’s appears to be when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, out.ofEvery plant is watered when it needs to continuing It was actually the ment a draft forest In early March, a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming totorepcounty’s performance that have yet be filled. event. Freeman is also the25% chair of the diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addibe.” Fund, a Rodeo percentClimbing Management At the second regular er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS or 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 Schnackel said his expertise is withtoand the age Social of the annual forest Plan (CMP). virtual council mayor how local Chicago, tional council meeting of theThe two-member intending send a package Illinois.members. Security according to Ravalli the budgeted funds for which he’s been onby forNa12 years. A real estate February of 2021. that 51 ispeppers. brain with some hisjob, specialty is the second StaubSchnackel of the Boxxe Shoppe. Photo meeting will be held on vegetable side ofCouncil, things. They over 20 shouldJoel revenues, that was in government run.Schnackel He “We’ll doofour ” Christine said viastart FedEx. Administration. County CFO Klarryse the county’s share Stevensville Town on agent in forHamilton. 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and was also He wentSee through damage material.” Zoom. below for from seed, generation at theGibson family’s business, Cooks’ the Greenhouse, than Gardens, Boddy. varieties of tomatoes from hybridscommenter declining and then customer Sometimes they a frequent January 27, town clerk Jenelle Thewas in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 Schnackel, who currently works with his mother, aunt, and wife, is hoping that See COUNTY, and heirlooms to giant beefsteaks (Schnackreplaced by their SRSpage fund-10 seemed con- meetings will tell at council during Joan Mell, an attorney familiar the profile Berthoud the council andis Pink to el’s joinfavorite thetold meeting. Five fundraising skills, discipline, haveone been put to in late August he was was(one no joke. “It canwith the third generation, his three children of whom be seen behind of himthe in and and unOver the victims that a loved has tomato variety fused Berkeley ing. the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot recpotential victims, butuse wishes similar public meetings audience that she was having good as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the cancer so bad I felt the greenhouse), will want to take over familiar withof course ofthe herbusiness someday. Photo by Victoria landed in jail, that acontinues prize Tie-Dye). He also grows a huge variety Theor county that others withinFreeman the commucomment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were heldthe in meet- the public said the committee hopes trouble streaming process, decade with has been won, butPILT a to feeraise needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t peppers. This year he plans to offer packs of to receive funding nity would help her look out 2021. the council that those makto handle the prosecution $50,000 this year, for the expansion of the rodeo and Staub the Boxxe to be paid for release of the Overstreet had breathe, like I ings on the internet. She said hold an open house at Cooks’for Gardens later in season mixed spicy peppers. as much stuff of from $2.5 to $3 miltheir safety. Atthe least one that In addition to the “I plant became susShoppe, Staub funds. The scammers will ing public comment should caseload of Town Attorney bucking chutes. “They’re just getting old,” he said. surgery on October was being water the former YouTube chanat my house as possible,” said Schnackel, who lives next door lion annually. The SRS of the potential victims she opportunity to learn picious when haswhile now commonly use a getting legitimate “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 wasSee a resident at a page local 12 tothey the business, I know what works best.” He’s planning to nel had was no“so longer funding for COOKS’, about and participate in recovered address, buton will be2022 readywas to 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 $450,000. working but they the customapproximately grab the package from a porch The 10th annual cowboy ball – which actually 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 $60,000Mell in front door when it arrives. started 11 years agoorbut couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to the colon journey. like,” recalls week’scancer meeting will cov“It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge the session. particular cash, all of to “They always direct the ever, members of the public Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet. “This er the following agenda the had said previouswhich was to victim to send it, ‘no signature The of mayor the town. “I just wanted who had he tried to access the details “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was isfrauduwhen I realized transaction. being required,’” she adds. ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThesays, Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan aMell, she pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall “This is the first year we’ve ever done diagnosed with that I was not lently deThe Bank Secrecy Actfully questions from the public. ing me and helping the town, ” flags abound when seniors are center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet objectives and desired by Michael Howell things to see, a lot to learn and a lot of booths – many with associated activto support the costs of putting on the accessible. catered dinner,” said Freeman. Thebanks University COVID-19.Berthoud asked ly, it was not taking Covid manded from of 1970 requires to being scammed. “If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes of the public fun to be had. ities and games – most of the orgaevent and to underwrite the costs Montanawith Catering Service provide theofof had Covid-19.ofPictured Mell are, l towill Overstreet, for“I patience as she worked Staub’s first was obviously seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals is 80also years old, and all of a sending approximately 160 youth to conversations It’s time once again to celebrate Besides setting up educational nizations involved donate funds should be prepared for some Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order very weakened,” said through the issues. Mayorthey’re Steve dinner. Gibson, council Cindy Brown and coming into the members The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update the great outdoors! a lapse outdoor-themed summer encountered See page 2 sudden “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, tothe commuOverstreet. “Itformer hit After Jim Crews, mayor bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker. by Victoria at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton. nity.See Seeacross COWBOY SURVIVING, page of a couple of years dueCovid. to thePhoto camps the BALL state.page The 4 by Photo Michael Howell Howell. such cirStaub is by Victoria Howell. See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.” Seethe PLAN, page 2 Photo by Nathan Boddy. pandemic, Teller Wildlife number of kids and camps Refuge is once again hosting a varies from year to year. InapLast week the Ravalli County Commissioners Youth Conservation & Educaorder for a youth to receive proved adoption of a memorandum of understandtion Expo. It is a one-day event a summer campForce scholarship, ing with the Ravalli County DUI Task and scheduled for Howell Saturday, May 7 National Forest 1987 Forest she or he must visitThe at least Agency. letter the commissioners statedInstituteProtection aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media to produce a video designed by Michael at which almost every non-prof- Plan. 12 of the booths at the Expo. to help parents keep tabs on their children’s behavthat “Ravalli County objects contains recommendations manage timber to provide it organization, local, state and They can then whichfor ior. impacts to concerning the select Draft SEIS forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated A new record of decision The deadline closed on if it would be possible Victoria Howell federal agency that has anything summer camp they are interThe DUI Task Force approved the creation of year, the facility took in just under bybyVictoria Howell the Gold Butterfly. Concerncounty was issued 17,wouldretain old growthwith status all to put envelopes onDecember January 18,conservation, forHowell filing objecbydo Victoria hison property which in effect theinhighway, whichowned/maintained is aastate addressed when private land was to with wildlife ested in the attending by putting Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and commissioners spent every penny. roads heavy theowner scopein ofthat the analysis treatment to 2021 accompanied by a to Draft doors and Dominic Farrenshutthen off access Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowfrom you’re goingequipment to on it. sold toproject aing new and Fish, Wildlife or outdoor recreation, takes all the their name camp’s signed off The involved the creation tions to the Draft SupplemenJasmin Shinn,director founder and There are no paid employees; it’s an all-of kopf, put valentine cards The activities Stevensville Town Counain 20-acre park on the east bank have release two accesses forlogging trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. The once-prithe letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press and mostly, SEIS thatPark, provides a site-spepart. drawing at the set of easily accessible items that hadregistration secret hiding tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization. ButtoShinn said executive director of 1 Horse atThe Sapphire them. Farrenkopf cil was split onLutheran whether just toreally the north of the private piece ofthe boats, and you’vebut just come out to, of the vate piece now belongs the state aim, according toto accept table. The winners are rancompartments where someone could stash some root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide not limited the impacts cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed (Draft SEIS) for the Gold A Time Draft Horse it costs about $200 perfishing month toend feed Homes in 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 site. Education Program Director domly drawn atThe the drugs or hide aand small of whiskey. aim was to Willow Creek Road. Due tois aflask Management Wildlife Re-of treatment areas are within defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle giants.” Then there are facility in Corvallis, got a nice asking the bridge, community students Stevensville an item an that was at schools and negotiated the donation of the are going to be accidents there.” Ithe think it’sevent. [the piecetoon to provide parents“But a learning opportunity seethe the Nicole Ballard, is to provide Expo source Objective “Maintain area designated for insect and financial limitadards. Some objections to securing the boost lastForest week when she was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and 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 piece ofto for the various ways in which any young person can interactive outdoor experience Tom Powers, aland key hide orgaLast year lopes. the disease sufficient old-growth habitat tions, Ravalli County would decision were received because of the little love this special envelopes presented with aValencheck for $7500 associated costs tofirst rehabilitate 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. that gives youth conservation nizer of the Expo, said 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. only see a liability,” said Gibson. money into developing it,” said Motnot be able to accommodate on suitable timberland to by the January 18 deadline dense pockets of dead and dythese horses. When they’re fi nally ready from representatives of JCCS, an Glenda Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, message, information about after being shut down for a of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and About years resident. people piece, whichfour is located adjacent tomostly the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson said he looked upwhat the for ley. “There are so many cars out there, said she tells parents is, “If you don’t look, accounting fi rm with a branch adoption, most can be driven or the organizations and agencies couple of years due to the support viable populations ing trees. They claim the area the necessary maintenance having to do with the mercial treatment than once. growing every year. ago, a vegetative resident came drop offsaid Bitterroot on the northwest side had apotenreal problem with old minutes found that the land think can be used for parking. then younor don’t If it you don’t see, then you don’t working to River protect these values, pandemic they thought itBut was ridden, and some just become “pasture located in Hamilton. Part of could the logging of old-growth dependent the project, theI see. of valenoldshe growth, is impacted by mountain pineandduring within a 55,000 acre area of to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, was offered to the 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 and at the same time engages time to re-group and start selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.” See DUI, page rehabilitation of the road erty afteron the species. ” side The letter notes that10 Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest insafe, theRavalli Sapphire Mounin 2017 by County for use as a roads converge, the bankbeetle, is incrediit would be maintained and utilized west thethe river, them in responsible and up again. Heofsaid lastthen was online voting and according 1 Horse At A Time was established Draft SEIS limits scope dwarf mistletoe and the project is complete. Ravalli Willow Creek Road.I think there are potential river access site. bly steep… liability for western recreational purposes within five you havethe access to potentially consoltains eastbranch of Corvallis. fun outdoor and wildlife-related Expo in 2019 was thethe first by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from to JCCS manager, Andrea 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 conservation and recreational to beshe held indoors. It was The original proposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time Germany where grew up around mayor Jim Crews, owner of land channel and thethe deepest partAlthough of the in general Vickie Motley, park board memof Stevensville. think It’s something activities. The eventthe isof free and held atIFort Owen Ranch in financial burden of the project quences analysis to vegetation, officials have stated that The 2022 Youth Conservation & Education Expo is dedicated to the memory of Dale Burk. Burk was withdrawn in August 2020 horses. She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the topnortheast four vote at the river on the had channel. If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done RDO Equipment Co. geared towards youth, but allside project mid-winter and 411 kids and the pileated woodpecker and is designed improve agreement with to Ravalli County and believe a man of words. Hetowas always ready to speak upthe andproposed speak out about the things he cared deeply after Friends theoff Bitterroot getters. passionate 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 STEVI, page 16 ages are welcome. With dozens adults wereSee counted passing about, which included just about everything. The land. The waters. All the animals. The forests. And 8571 Running W. Road pine marten. project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current law forest resilience to natural That check followed in Slack the wake draft horses. She and her husband, a and Alliance for the Wild of booths surrounding the don’t forget mankind. There was one thread running through all these relationships that hemilitary always and existing agreements. ” “We and realize these old growth like fire, insects Commissioners expressed Missoula, MT 59808 retiree, their two children of a $25,000 gift in November Rockies filedwill suit See EXPO, page 2 Barn, there beclaiming plenty ofthe disturbances insisted on making explicit because it’s what binds them all together: ethics. species are listed in and disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to Forest officials also received from Tractor Supply. relocated toindicator Montana and bought a 20406-549-4171 agency failed to use the best acre farm which Shinn said can support That sounds like a lot of the Forest Plan, but it is not county owned and maintained comments from Philip Strobel ment sources in the Willow available science in managing Presenting a check for $7500 from JCCS to Jasmin Shinn (second from left) of 1 Horse At RDOequipment.com money but, according to Shinn, Creek watershed; improve 20 horses. She currently roads, Willow Creek DirectorJCCS of the NEPAabout Branch clear whether there are other A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: especially Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, Branch elk habitat and didn’t comtaking care of draft horses is Office of the Regional Adminbull trout habitat; restore Road. Manager, 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 istrator In a At letter to the Forest first horse that was rescued 1 Horse A Photo by Victoria Howell. of the Environmental

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through in three hours’ time. “Having all these groups and agencies together in one place at the same time is a wonderful thing,” said Powers. “It’s an incredible learning opportunity for the young people in the valley.” Powers said the summer camps that the youth have a chance to attend are all outdoor adventure camps. “Every camp offers something a little different,” he said, “and it’s all paid for by participating organizations, some agencies, some private individuals, and a couple of grants.” One camp, the Glacier Institute, is only for 9 to 11 year olds. The others, including the Jack Creek Reserve, Raised At Full Draw, Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch, and Lubrecht State Forest, among others, accept 9 to 17 year olds. Fred Upchurch of the Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association said that his organization has been a strong supporter of the event since its inception. They make a cash donation to help pay for camp scholarships regularly. He said at one point they were doing so well that they realized they needed more camps in the mix. So they instituted two new local camps. One is located at the Magruder Ranger Station in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and the other is located on the Scripps Ranch up the West Fork. At the Magruder Camp the youth learn to pack horses and even take an overnight pack trip, learn about wilderness values and ethics, and maybe learn something about fly fishing from Upchurch. Kids and camp counselors can

fish for free at both the Magruder and the Scripps camps. There is also an opportunity for an overnight fishing trip to Baker or Nelson Lake at the Scripps camp as well as an opportunity for some shooting. There will also be a pellet gun shooting booth at the event where kids will have a chance to sign up for a shooting event at Whittaker Rifle Range. Eighteen will be chosen to go to the Whittaker shooting competition. Two brand new .22 rifles will be awarded to the top two shooters. Several of the camps offer chances for archery lessons. The Montana Bow Hunters Association is sponsoring a Team Bow Hunter Camp where kids will get to participate in a simulated elk hunt. Those who attend the Lubrecht Forest camp will also get to float the Clark Fork River through the Alberton Gorge. Upchurch said, “We are trying to get kids hooked on the outdoors instead of on something like video games. I’m an old man and there’s nothing I enjoy more than watching some young person catch a fish for the first time.” Both Powers and Upchurch decided to dedicate the 2022 Youth Conservation and Education Expo to journalist, publisher, and life-long conservationist Dale Burk who passed away in 2020. One of the founding members of the Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association, Burk was an ardent supporter of conservation and a strong voice for hunting and wilderness ethics. “He was a key player in so many things here in the valley,” said Powers, “like the establishment of the Wally-Crawford and John Owen Fishing Access Sites and the battle over Mitchfrom all of us at ell Slough and fishing access. We are honoring him for all he’s done for the world of conservation.” This year’s Expo is Memorial Chapel scheduled for Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Slack Barn on 1010 West Main the Teller Wildlife Refuge at 1180 Chaffin Lane, CorHamilton vallis. Food and beverages 363-2010 will be available.

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Hamilton council learns about community college ballot issue by Nathan Boddy

The Hamilton City Council began its regular meeting on Tuesday, April 5th with a presentation by Marci Smith, Chair of the Bitterroot Valley Community College (BVCC) Board of Trustees, and Jo Gmazel of the BVCC Foundation. Their presentation was given to highlight the upcoming ballot, which will present voters in Ravalli County with an opportunity to vote on a mill levy in support of the Bitterroot Valley Community College. The proposed mill levy would be permanent, and would raise property taxes approximately $26 on a home with a taxable value of $200,000. Smith reminded the council that the State Legislature, in the last biennium, granted a Community College district to the Bitterroot Valley. That measure, which was supported by all the Bitterroot Valley’s legislators, means that the Bitterroot Valley

Community College is the first created within the state in 53 years. The BVCC will join Havre, Flathead Valley and Miles City as the state’s fourth community college. Its existence, however, is still in its infancy and would need established funding in order to grow and prosper. “What we have down on Main Street is a program of the University of Montana,” said Smith. “It is not a community college. A lot of people have had that confusion for many years.” Smith was referring to the Bitterroot College, a program that has functioned within the valley for 12 years, but which remains under the control of the University of Montana. Both Smith and Gmazel cited studies that quantify the economic impact of a legitimate community college rather than a program of the University. Gmazel said that a functioning community college would have far greater autonomy than the current

UM program, allowing for a customized design of programs and offerings that currently don’t exist. Additionally, Gmazel cited a study by Economic Modeling Specialists International on the benefits of community colleges. “For every dollar that our local taxpayers spend on this, it’s proven that 6.86 come back to the community either in services saved, or taxes paid by those jobs filled by the students,” said Gmazel, adding that the upcoming mill levy could provide that local control as well as the economic benefits. The issue will be on the upcoming ballot which is due on May 3rd. Also during the April 5 meeting, City Planner Matthew Rohrbach sought the council’s approval of a contract with Epcon Sign Company for the installation of vehicular and bicycle way-finding signs to be installed within the city. The contract will be largely funded by grants secured by the city for the purpose of improving

clarity and flow within city limits. “The priority really was getting better direction to downtown and to the parks,” said Rohrbach. “I think this really achieves a lot of our goals as far as way-finding.” Approval of the signage contract was not the council’s only big decision on Tuesday. They also voted to proceed with the construction of the new fire hall, a project which now only awaits the approval of the Montana Board of Investments in order for the city to secure funding for that portion of the fire hall which requires a loan.

Local signage in support of BVCC levy. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

Painted Rocks dam clean-up day scheduled It will be a while before the water starts spilling over the top of Painted Rocks since the reservoir is still filling for the 2022 season. The 25,000 acre feet of water released annually is a tonic for the fishery and an irrigation balm for the members of the Painted Rocks Water Users Association (PRWUA). Key to the arrangement is cooperation between the various state agencies and user groups. If you are an angler, guide or recreational floater who benefits from the water, you can express your appreciation by helping at the annual dam clean up day on Wednesday,

April 27. The PRWUA, in concert with MT DNRC, Trapper Creek Job Corps Center, and MT FWP, will be conducting the annual Painted Rocks Dam Clean Up Day and BBQ on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. The purpose of the work is to remove and burn the large amount of woody Painted Rocks spillway at full pool. debris that washes up sawn sections of logs so they and is deposited annually on can be transported to desigthe dam spillway and face. nated burn areas. Following Volunteers are needed the cleanup work, PRWUA to assist with picking up and and MT FWP will once again piling, or depositing into provide a BBQ lunch at the bucket loaders, limbs and

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gloves, and have warm and dry clothing in case of wind, rain or snow. Volunteers will be climbing up and down on the exposed rip-rap dam face. Weather and wind coming off of the reservoir can be challenging at times. Heavy equipment will be used, along with chainsaws and cables to cut and pull log sections up onto the road for transport. Contact Roger Raynal at (406) 369-1730 by April 15th to confirm participation so a “head count” can be made in order to purchase sufficient food and supplies for lunch. --Information reprinted from Trout Unlimited newsletter.

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First-ever local Queer Prom scheduled Last year’s conflicts in the Bitterroot Valley over LGBTQ+ issues has resulted in the first-ever Queer Prom being organized for this April. Organizers are hosting two nights of prom. Friday, April 22 is for adults and is open to anyone on the LGBTQ+ spectrum and any ally. Saturday, April 23 is for teens. It will take place at the Missoula County Fairgrounds Commercial Building from 7 to 10 p.m. Organizers hope to provide a safe place for everyone to be their authentic selves. Bitter-

root resident Kelsey Tha crafted the idea after witnessing some community members reject a rainbow crosswalk in Hamilton last summer and try to shut down a Gay Straight Alliance at Florence-Carlton School. Tha empathized with LGBTQ+ teens who were hurt by these events and knew as an ally she could provide hope. “It broke my heart to see the aggressive hatred and animosity toward children for just trying to exist,” Tha, of Hamilton, said. “I know the depression and suicide rate in Montana is high, and I know mental healthcare is severely lacking. Prom gives teens something to look forward to and lets them know we are happy they are here, happy they are alive, and we want them to succeed.” Tha quickly partnered with like-minded community members and Western Montana LGBTQ+ Community Center (known as The Center).

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Film screening on water, climate change solutions set for tonight On Wednesday, April 13 at 7pm Mountain Time, the Montana statewide team of Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) is hosting: “DROP - Water Connects Us All”, a virtual film screening and discussion. The public is invited to join this free educational event, register here. “Drop - Water Connects Us All” follows a single drop of water on its journey from the Continental Divide, through the rivers of Montana, Idaho, and Washington, and into the Pacific Ocean. Along the way it uncovers the truths how changes to the climate may derail that journey with massive harmful consequences, not only to the people whose lives are built around spring run-off, but all of us. From a single drop of water, we are all connected. After the film, join in a discussion and Q&A with a panel to learn about solutions: Hilary Hutcheson (Drop film producer, owner of Lary’s Fly & Supply in Columbia Falls, fly fishing guide), Hilary Lindh (Ski World Champion and Olympic medalist from Whitefish), and David Brooks (Executive Director of Montana Trout Unlimited.) The MC for the evening

is conservationist and environmental educator Travis Kidd. In addition to hosting public events like these, the Montana chapter of CCL volunteer lobbyists regularly meet with Senators Tester and Daines, and Representative Rosendale about climate solutions they can support in Congress. CCL supports cash-back carbon pricing to put us on the path to net-zero emissions by 2050. That will go a long way to conserving resources like water here in Montana. This policy will also improve health and save lives by reducing the pollution that Americans breathe, and it will boost the economy with millions of jobs, thanks to a monthly dividend cash-back going into Americans’ pockets. “Here in Montana, we’re already feeling the impact of climate change, from farmers and ranchers to outdoor recreation enthusiasts, and even our patients,” said Dr. Lori Byron from Billings. “It’s important to educate more members of our community and show our members of Congress that we’re ready for climate action. As the U.S. Chamber of Commerce puts it: ‘Inaction is not an option.’”

Montana Student Loan Assistance Program helps preserves family farms The Montana Department of Agriculture’s (MDA) Student Loan Assistance Program is now accepting applications. Established during the 2019 legislative session, this program provides student loan assistance to Montana’s college-educated youth pursuing careers in farming or ranching. Qualified farmers and ranchers are eligible for student loan assistance through the program for up to five years. Applicants must be a Montana resident designated as the primary owner, heir, successor or assignee of a farm or ranch in Montana that obtained their associated or bacca-

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Hamilton officials brief public on new fire station by Nathan Boddy

Hamilton Fire Chief Brad Mohn and Mayor Dominic Farrenkopf were at the future site of the Hamilton Fire Station on the bright morning of April 8th in order to field questions from the public

about the upcoming project. Only two days prior, at their regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Hamilton City Council voted to proceed with the construction of the fire hall. More than two years in the planning (and over one

Hamilton Mayor Dominic Farrenkopf discusses the new Fire Station. Photo by Nathan Boddy. hundred in the making), the City of Hamilton is now taking steps to construct a modern fire station that will serve a growing community, and retire

the station that has served it is not needed. says Mayor Farrenkopf, sugthe community since 1907. “First responders all carry gesting that there could still A new station will not only two types of pagers,” he says, be someone out there willing accommodate modern, full adding that a siren call is not or interested in donating a sized fire-fighting equipment, necessary. “The siren is more substantial amount, but says but also allow that, “We are preparing responders to ourselves to do this as safely move a fiscally responsible and maproject and make this a neuver in a reality for the city vollocation that unteer fire department. provides far Those guys deserve a new greater space than the current nostalgic than anything, and it building.” downtown location of the fire will not be coming to this new A variety of tax-deductible station. location.” donation levels have been The City will need to The City of Hamilton has suggested by the Hamilton secure a loan for a portion of amassed funds of approxVolunteer Fire Department, the construction costs, and imately $2 million for the a group whose call level has now awaits the decision by project from CARES Act funds increased 89% since 2010. the Montana Board of Investand CDBG funds, but will For example, a $500 donation ments on the matter later this need to accept a loan for the will not only be deeply appremonth. Pending that decision, remaining $3.1 million. ciated, but recognized with a as well as the city’s own dedecorative plaque in the new “We are also hoping for velopment review processes, fire station. some substantial donors,” construction on the new fire station could begin as early as this August and proceed for approximately 14 months. The Mayor and Fire Chief were on hand to answer questions from residents about how the station would function. Skeels Avenue, for example, will be extended to the north and connect with Fairgrounds Road allowing first responders quick access in that direction. The Foxfield intersection with Highway 93 is not planned to have a light, but may have an indicator similar to the pedestrian crossing adjacent to Safeway, for fire trucks to exit safely. While noise might be a concern of some residents, Mayor Farrenkopf points out that lights and sirens would not be used until trucks are approaching either Fairgrounds Road or Highway 93. As far as the old siren atop the current fire station, Farrenkopf says that Information about the new Fire Station. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

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which, again, again, were signatures of versity System (MUS). In fiscal year which, were signatures of Hitler Hitler and the Nazis. spent in Montana? Who supplied the and the Nazis. the MUS total education 2022 (FY22), And yet yet loud loud pick-ups pick-ups driving money? And driving budget appropriation wasAmerican $1.7 billion, aggressively and flying the To believe election fraud you have aggressively and flying the American with $53 million of that taxpayer monflag – sometimes right alongside the to believe our local Clerk and Recordflag – sometimes right alongside the ey earmarked for community colleges Confederate flag – – are are not unusual here er, her employees and your neighbors Confederate flag not unusual here in MT. in the theserved Bitterroot, and most of who as volunteer in Bitterroot, and most election of the the folks folks https://mus.edu/data/operating_ here know who are not notMore Republicans judges are all frauds. over are here II know who are Republicans are actuallynot afraid tocommissioners indicate that budgets/FY22/index.html would theto andway actually afraid indicate that in in any any way which, again, were signatures of because they have too been made to the sheriff have to beoften involved? She is How much did the individual comwhich, again, were signatures of Hitler Hitler because they have too often been made to and the Nazis. feel unwelcome here. spent in Montana? Who supplied the incriminating not some national office and Nazis. munity collegeshere. get? Flathead Comfeel the unwelcome That’s authoritarianism, not And yet loud pick-ups driving money? holder but rather your neighbors and And yet loud pick-ups driving That’s authoritarianism, not munity College gotsay $9.2 million; Miles democracy. People our country is a aggressively and flying the American To believe election fraud you have local officials you elected. Manzella democracy. People saygot our$2.9 country is a aggressively and flying the American Community College million; republic, not a democracy, but over flag – sometimes sometimes right alongside the to believe local Clerk andfor Recorddemands aour special legislative session republic, not a democracy, but for over flag – right alongside the Dawson Community College got $2 200 years itfraud has valiantly tried to be both Confederate flag – are not unusual here to address in the last Montana er, her employees and your neighbors 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both Confederate flag – are not unusual here million. Those millions of dollars of – to quote Lincoln, “government of the in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks election where 70% of the contests who served as volunteer election – to quote Lincoln, “government of the in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks taxpayer willnot be spent and people, bymoney the people, and forofthe people.” here know who are Republicans are were by Republicans her judges are all frauds. More people, by the people, and forover the people.” here II won know who are not Republicans are I respect and care about ourinveterans re-spent inthe the counties where those actually afraid to indicate that any way party? Was she elected illegitimately I respect and care about our veterans would not commissioners and actually afraid to indicate that in any way and just wish our government took better community colleges benefiting as asheriff result? Why have notbeen alltook elected because they have too often made to and just wish our to government better the have beexist, involved? She is because they have too often been made to care oflocal them when they come home. My those economies significantly. Ravalli county office holders lined up feel unwelcome here. care of them when they come home. My incriminating not some national office feel unwelcome here. his father and mine husband is a veteran; behind her ifhis valid or and called That’s authoritarianism, not Allboth three of those MT community husband is aactions veteran; father mine holder but neighbors That’s authoritarianism, not were inrather Worldyour War II, and I lostand a her out? Where is the proof, Theresa? democracy. People say our country is aa were both in World War II, and I colleges are also supported by alost local local officials youthen elected. Manzella democracy. People say ourwell. country is a very young uncle as Our son The election was a year ago. I chalvery young uncle then as well. Our son republic, not a democracy, but they for over levy. Without the levy, demands a special legislative session attended ROTC andlocal graduated proudly republic, not a democracy, but for over lenge Senator Manzella to publish attended ROTC and graduated proudly 200 years itfraud has valiantly tried to be wouldn’t get that annual influx of both to address in the before last Montana from Marine Boot Camp health 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both Ravalli county or state election fraud from Marine Boot Camp before health – to quote Lincoln, “government of the election where 70% of thenow, contests cash from the state. Until Ravalli issues caused him to change direction. – to quote Lincoln, “government of the evidence supported by third party issues caused him to change direction. people, by the people, for people.” I don’t question theand American flags were won bybeen Republicans ofthe her County has getting nothing. people, by the people, and for the people.” sources and verifiable documentation. I respect don’t question the American flags I and care about our veterans flying above businesses and from front party? Was she elected illegitimately So, it comes down to this. If the I respect and care about our veterans Senator Manzella isand using Florida flying above businesses from front and just wish our government took porches. We fly angovernment American flag onbetter as a just result? Why have not all elected and wish our took better Bitterroot Valley Community College money to influence Montanans to porches. We fly an American flag on care of them when they comeofhome. My our front porch, but instead just red Ravalli county office holders lined up care of them when they comeofhome. My levy passes, Ravalli County will start spend their money solving an unour front porch, but instead just red husband is a veteran; his father and mine and white stripes, it has stripes of many behind her actions if valid or called husband iselection a veteran; his father and mine founded conspiracy against and white stripes, it has stripes of many getting its fair share of that $1.7 billion were both in World War II, and I lost a colors, because I believe that a lot of the her out? Where is War the proof, Theresa? were both in World II, and I lost a local residents and office holders colors, because Imoney. believe that aOur lot of the MUS taxpayer Passing the very young uncle then as well. son strength and wealth of this country are The election was a year ago. I chalvery young uncle then as well. Our son strength and wealth of this country are grounded only in her untethered view BVCC will bring your taxproudly dollars a resultlevy ofROTC its diversity and openness attended and graduated lenge Senator Manzella toopenness publish attended and graduated proudly a ofROTC its diversity and of reality. back home to Ravalli County. toresult growth, creativity, and ideas from from Marine Boot Camp before health Ravalli county orCamp state election fraud to growth, creativity, andbefore ideas from from Marine Boot health Her “Just say Whoa” campaign sloelsewhere. Before May 3,to bechange a value-savvy issues caused him direction.taxevidence supported by and third party elsewhere. ganI’m should be replaced with “where’s issues caused him to change direction. glad you enjoyed learned from I don’t question thefor American flags payer and vote YES thelearned BVCC levy! glad you enjoyed and the beef?” sources and verifiable documentation. II’m don’t question the American flagsfrom your trip to our nation’s capital, flying above businesses and fromthough front Robert Walsh your trip to our nation’s capital, though Manzella is using Archie LFlorida Thomas flying above businesses and from front I’mSenator sorry it was at that particular time, porches. We fly an American flag on Hamilton I’m sorry itinfluence was at that particular time, money Montanans to porches. We fly an American flag on Merry Schrumpf when, asto our government’s departments

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David Bedey is a country respected over 100to Capitol police officers were strength and wealth of this country are grounded only in her untethered view aover result its diversity and openness 100of Capitol police officers were injured by people who of say they were there Republican member the Montana a result of its diversity and openness of reality. to growth, and ideas from injured by creativity, people who saywere. they were I remember as a kid, laying outthere for the same reasons you House and has a long and impressive to growth, creativity, and ideas from Her “Just say Whoa” campaign sloelsewhere. for the same reasons you were. in our pasture, watching the clouds I won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or elsewhere. ganI’m should be replaced with “where’s resume. His article in the Star and glad you enjoyed and learned from I won’t argue about Pelosi drift by. Given time I Nancy would oftenor see what you call “the lamestream media.” I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from the beef?” other papers states without your trip to our nation’s capital, though what you call “the lamestream media.” something unusual. One of hesitation the clouds Both you and I have brains that allow us your trip to our nation’s capital, though Archie L2020 Thomas that the claim of fraud in I’m sorry it was at that particular time, Both you and Iand have brains that allow might take on the form ofthe an animal, to read widely weigh the merits ofus I’m sorry it was at that particular time, Merry Schrumpf election lacks credible evidence to read widely and the merits of when, our government’s departments or theas profile ofand aweigh face. This alsoand different causes, it’s important that when, as request our government’s departments different causes, and important that and committees are inup vast that the of ait’s special session Corvallis happened when looking at geological we do that instead ofdiscovering just picking and and committees vast we do that instead ofdiscovering just up and detail, our soundbites former president was clearly of the Montana Legislature to create formations, likeare mountains orin rocks. spreading andpicking catchy phrases, detail, our former president was spreading and catchy phrases, to soundbites UNpeaceful assembly. Well Ieven even found a rock our farm that from friends andon family. ainciting “special select committee” toclearly invesinciting to UNpeaceful assembly. 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Management, Forest Service, State, or educate climbers about possible impacts the 7th and Gibson assured Management, Forest Service, State, or it isWhere their right toabout mandate experimeneducate climbers possible impacts ismayor the transparency that local municipalities, where climbing hapto natural and cultural sites, and direct the the people attending the January 27th local municipalities, where climbing hapGibson promised? tal injections, and ban W.H.O certified to natural and cultural sites, and direct the pens, finds rules and policies. It’s the sport one in athat sustainable direction. Climbers meeting the change and agenda Sue Devlin pens, rules and policies. It’s the “ESSENTIAL” medications. All while sport one in a finds sustainable direction. Climbers norm. Some placeson you need a permit to all over theposted country follow these procewould be the 28th. Nope Stevensville norm. 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No. nd vIndividual dua TSac cke 00 nc udes Gamblers Anon nd vDept. dua T cke - -$70.00 $70 00 nc udesmore Gamblers Anon Stevenville Senior Center contact Home Health and Stevenville Senior Center isis Please contact Home Health and now serving meals at Center now se vserving ng mea s at athe he Cen e relevant because many of the Please contact Home Health and Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes Please contact Home Health and Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes o a end Fo mo e n o ma on w h he amen Individual Ticket (includes Ticket $70.00 (includes now serving meals at the Center now meals at the Center Gamblers Anon more relevant because many of thec now serving meals the Center to attend. For more information now serving meals at the Center more relevant because many of the to attend. For more information Please contact Home Health and The Rava Coun y Econom Gamblers Anon Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes Gamblers Anon ou e s and commun es a e no Gamblers Anonymous meets ou e s and commun es a e no Gamb e s Anonymous mee s Please contact Home Health and By: Ke c e Pe tomaa sona Represona Representat ve tana com ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day NOTICE TO CREDITORS now serving meals at the Center The e s a sho bus ness mee ng S evenv e Sen o Cen e Please contact Home Health and Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets Hosp ce o Mon ana Chap a n Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets By: Kelcie Peltomaa Personal Represonal Representative tana.com ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday NOTICE TO CREDITORS now serving meals at the Center By:and Kelcie Peltomaa ersonal Represonal Representative tana.com ceived by 5:00 pm, Fridaymea NOTICE TO CREDITORS now serving meals at the Center Monday h u F day a 11 30 am Monday thru Friday 11:30 am. Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hospice of Montana Chaplain, mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY ALL RESERVAT ONS BY Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY outlets communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. check h ps e-c ubhouse o g Eas e b eak as se ved Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY outlets and communities not Gamblers Anonymous meets Hospice of Montana Chaplain, check https://e-clubhouse.org/ Wednesdays a 6at 30 pL mat aSt. Sat outlets and communities not Gamblers Anonymous meets Wednesdays atConn 6:30 p.m. check https://e-clubhouse.org/ Deve Au ho yare Fare nance thru Friday at 11:30 Hospice of Montana Chaplain, meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY ava ab eoto oto new moms gh now Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. St. Monday ava ab eopmen new moms gh now Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ ep.m. Lawrence CoAttorney for Persona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJona han Sa de aRem o mo e info: ninfo: oinfo: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Wednesdays at 6:30 at St. Jonathan Sardella, for more info: Monday thru Friday am. o•Automat d scuss he ub sfor cha es se ves on scan ecan mea spick a 11 30 am meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY available to new moms right now. You sstill pat ck you available new moms right now. Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. You can still pick up your meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Attorneys for Michael Ray /s/ L. Lawrence, CoAttorney for Personal RepreJanuary 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVavailable to new moms right now. Profess ona •11:30 Exper enced •Jonathan cc28, nder Serv ce Jonathan Sardella, for more available new moms right now. Sardella, for more Attorneys for Michael Ray /s/ Connie L. Lawrence, Attorney for Personal RepreJanuary 28, 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJonathan Sardella, more info: Jonathan Sardella, for more You still pick up your FEBRUARY 12022 2022 CALL TODAY You can up your Professional •am. Experienced •Automatic Automatic Reminder Service FEBRUARY 1 1, CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at You can still pick up your You can still pick up your Professional •up Experienced Reminder Service FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY available tomoms new right now. FEBRUARY 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at6:30 6:30 p.m. at St. sJonathan es ham onm be ween se v1, ces FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY FFrancis anc s Catholic Ca ho cConnie Chu ch 411 S5th 5S. h5th CoFEBRUARY 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at p.m. atSt. St. Jonathan Sardella, more info: Francis Catholic Church, 411 S.411 available to new moms right now. You can still pick up your sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Catholic Church, available to new moms right now. Jonathan Sardella, for more info: Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Comm ee wmoms mee Wednesday Sardella, for more info: ona hansa de for a@hhandho m com Francis Church, 411 S. 5th You can pick up your Many ee nsecu e abou jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY week y meals mea sstill on Monday a11 11 am Hep er Persona RepresenTWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat ve For more nformat on conEN that the unders gned Many moms ee nsecu e abou You can still pick up your weekly meals on Monday at am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about s annua do show and o he Monday Wednesday F day jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Hepler, Personal RepresenTWENTYPersonal Representative sentative For more information conEN that the undersigned Many moms feel insecure about Many moms feel insecure about weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday at 11 am Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Hepler, Personal RepresenTWENTYPersonal Representative sentative For more information conEN that the undersigned Many moms feel insecure about weekly on Monday at 11 am 406-363-341 Danc ng gues s 406-363-341 Danc ng gues s Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th S ee n Ham on Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. Dancing guests jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about 406-363-341. Dancing guests 406-363-341. Dancing guests weekly meals on Monday at 11 am Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. Dancing guests Street in Hamilton. Street in Hamilton. jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure Street inBS Hamilton. meals onMonday Monday at11 11am am oto 11 30 am Many moms feel insecure meals on toweekly am Ap 20 2022 a 2baby 15 poabout m Aasetting mee b ng nghe he new baby ato se ngve CIAL DIS1/12 1/19 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town ataat(406) 777has been appo nted Persona to 11:30 am - 406-363-341. Dancing guests btat ng ng new baby aoabout ng to 11:30 am 11:30 am in inHamilton. bringing their new baby asetting setting to11:30 11:30 am bus ness TheyHa gene y(406) have Monday-F day 8 at 00 am Coffee jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com tative DICIAL DISBS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 toweekly MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Hall at (406) 777has appointed Personal -406-363-341. 406-363-341. Dancing bringing their new baby to a bringing their new baby to setting tative ICIALStreet DISBS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Hall 777has been appointed Personal -on Dancing Street inHamilton. Hamilton. bringing their new to ase on y pay aat he doo pguests m Adu Street yonly pay abeen he doo 8 8p8guests m Adu s sbringing am only pay at the door 8p.m. p.m. Adults only pay at the door 8 Adults their new baby to pay the door 8p.m. p.m. Adults Coffee C ub a8:00 8at 00 am M-F to11:30 11:30 am only pay at the door Adults to11:30 am Coff ee Club atJUDICIAL am M-F bringing their new baby asetting setting Coff ee Club 8:00 am M-F bringing their new baby toato asetting Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F ng o he RCEDA Boa d w o ow ha has an nc eased sk o ness BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 TRT, RAVALLI FIRST DIS5271 Representat ve of the aboveCoff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults ha has an nc eased sk o ness that has an increased risk of illness BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271. Representative of the abovea p og am abou do s bea s C ub that has an increased risk of illness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RT, RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271. Representative of the abovethat has an increased risk of illness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults that has an increased risk of illness Coff ee Club at10 8:00 am M-F $20 00K Kids KKids ds 17-12 $10 00Unde Unde Exe cClub se am Tuesday $20 00 ds 17-12 $10 00 Coff ee Club at00 8:00 am M-F $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Coff ee at 8:00 am M-F $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday thatthat has an increased risk ofofillness Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday $20.00, 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday $20.00, 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday WIC clinics has an increased risk ofillness illness Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday WIC clinics has an increased risk and ninfection. ec on Th s makes he vvirtual ua ___________________ TRICT RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate A persons aand 3and 00 pon m These mee ngs w WIC clinics Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under and n ec Th sThis makes he vthe ua infection. This makes the virtual ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY named Estate. All personsthat and infection. This makes virtual Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday oys m pape do ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate. All persons Tuesday and Thu sday Exe c se The $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under makes the WIC clinics and Thu sday $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under 12 FREE and infection. This makes the virtual BAttest: en aoou es No h VaValley ey s and $20.00, Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday Rava Coun y WWIC C ais - and Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday Thursday WIC clinics and Thursday 12 FREE 12 FREE. The Bitterroot North Valley WIC clinics and Thursday Ravalli County WIC is asisis nutriRavalli County WIC anutrinutri12 FREE. The Bitterroot North and Thursday Ravalli County WIC anu and infection. This makes the virtual 12 FREE. and Thursday Ravalli County a nutri12 FREE. Ravalli County WIC is a nutriand 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 p a o m mo e appea ng One ake p ace a he RCEDA Con e and Thursday 12 FREE. ___________________ TTER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the platform more appealing. One p a o m mo e appea ng One Qu e s he second Tuesday o Ravalli County WIC is a nutri___________________ TER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the platform more appealing. One e a ed sub ec s And hey a ways 10 00 am and Thursday on educa on p og am ha se ves 12 FREE. platform more appealing. One and Thursday Quilters the second Tuesday of Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WIC is a nutri12 FREE. Pachyde m C Club ub wwill mee F Friday, day platform more appealing. One Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WICthat isthat athat nutrition education program that serves tion education program serves tion education program serves Quilters the second Tuesday Pachyderm Club will meet Friday, Quilters the second Tuesday tion education program that serves meet tion education program serves platform more appealing. One •The 25 exper ence platform more appealing. Quilters the second Tuesday ofofofofof Pachyderm E J J. Cheeney JANET J SPANNUTH; CClerk erk Decedent are requ red mom o aof pas ggroup oup aOne ed how appealing. One each mon hthe 6the 00 pm ence Room oca ed 274 Ohow d tion education program that serves 25 years Syears evensv eexperience Schoo Dtosp egnan pos -pa um and bbreasteas - each Quilters second Tuesday FSUSAN SUSAN E. Naom Naomi J. Cheeney JANET J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required mom apast past group stated how • •25 years experience each month 6:00 pm mom o of amore g oup sastated asstated ed how Quilters second Tuesday SUSAN E. Naomi Cheeney JANET J. SPANNUTH; Decedent are required totoplatform month 6:00 pm mom of a group stated how tion education program that serves The BBitterroot ea oo Qu eatac sGuild Gu d each month 6:00 pm have Con Kay pregnant, post-partum, and breastWednesday apm 6 00 pm Sou tion education program that serves pregnant, post-partum, and breastpregnant, post-partum, and breastmom of apast past how each month 6:00 The Bitterroot Guild Feb ua The y The 4Show-and2022 noon aQuilters’ The mom apas group each month 6:00 pm Bitterroot pregnant, post-partum, and The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild pregnant, post-partum, and breastFebruary 4,Bitterroot 2022 ateQuilters’ noon The The Quilters’ Guild February 4, 2022 at noon at The Quilters’ Guild mom of a past 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 eed ng women ch d en om b h mom of a past group stated how e esh ng was o be ab e oto mee each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm mom of a past group stated how Laundry Love free each month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Laundry Love free Co va s Road n Ham on Bo h Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPinochle Saturdays at 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 c n con unc on w h he oca refreshing it was to be able to meet pregnant, post-partum, and breastfeeding women, children from birth PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within feeding women, children from birth e esh ng was o be ab e o mee Laundry Love free refreshing it was to be able meet The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild w mee on Wednesday JanuPinochle Saturdays at 7 pm • way coo person Laundry Love free Sch ade a 406-360-7214 o The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Suppe s by F o ence Ca on Chu ch Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm feeding women, children from birth refreshing it was to be able to meet meet on Wednesday, Janu- Laundry feeding children from birth Fwill on ewill Ca eon Hwy 9393 nin SinJanueway cool person refreshing it was toable be able to meet will meet on Wednesday, Janumeet on Wednesday, • •way cool person Love free Frontier Cafe, Hwy 93 StePinochle Saturdays atat A Afternoon eAfternoon noon PDP-22-06 noch e7atF7pm days will meet on Wednesday, JanuFrontier Cafe, Hwy Stewill meet Wednesday, Janufeeding women, children from birth otoage 5women, women whose pbirth egrefreshing it moms to be to meet Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7Fridays pm Pinochle Fridays Laundry Love free B tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case No :Pinochle four months after the Pinochle Saturdays pm Pinochle Afternoon Pinochle Fridays women, children from to age 5and and women whose prego he moms om he com oMR ohe he refreshing itwas to be able to meet feeding children from birth age 5and women whose pregtofeeding age 5women, women whose pregrefreshing itwas to be able to meet will meet on Wednesday, JanuBitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date mee ngs awas efrom open o he pub cof Afternoon Pinochle Fridays Ame can Leg on w hos a date schoo other moms from the comfort of her BitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date Afternoon Fridays toage age 5have and women whose pregother from the comfort of her o he moms om he com o o a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y will meet on Wednesday, Januto 5and and women whose pregsch ade 1501@b ack oo ne Sa u day P noch e a 7 00 pm will meet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointother moms from the comfort her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv e Gues speake w be other moms the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 12 15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Leach Community laundry appointnanc es ended ea y W C a so laundry appointto age 5 and women whose preglaundry appoint•the award w nn ng agent vensville. Guest speaker willbe be 12:15 pmNo Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 DalyLeach Leach Community vensville. Guest speaker will 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle nancies have ended early. WIC also12:15 ary 26 atat Daly Community pm tonancies age and women whose preglaundry appointmoms from the comfort of her •appointaward winning agent nancies have ended early. WIC also to age 5 5have and women whose pregTMA of M ssou a soishe app y1-154 Ham ton MT 59840 Dept 1 1Fridays ___________________ of the pub cat on of th s other nancies ended early. WIC also laundry appoint•first award winning agent vTMA ng oom The hope he gof oup 12:15 pm other moms from the comfort her 12:15 pm of Missoula is apply-21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. 1 ___________________ of fi rst publication of this nancies have ended early. WIC also other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community TMA of Missoula apply21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this have ended early. WIC also living room. The hope of the group boa d cand da e o um on Ap living room. The hope of the group laundry Room 1010 W Ma n Ham on v ng oom The hope o g oup ary 26 at Daly Leach Community B dge Mondays a 12 15 pm Qu e s mee he second Tuesary 26 at Daly Leach Community 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. WIC also appointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Rusk cand da eHamilton. oHamilton. HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pmWayne living room. The hope of group the group 12:15Bridge pm Room, 1010 W Main, Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and12:15 pm Mondays at pm nancies have ended early. WIC also Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. laundry welcomes dads, grandparents, and nancies have ended early. WIC also Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. welcomes dads, grandparents, and Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. Room, 1010 W Main, Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living room. The hope of5311 ng for our annua grant Phone: (406) NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce oror sasaid d c claims aclaims ms wwill bebe Bridge Mondays at12:15 12:15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and soing o pto ov de suppo and dec ease welcomes dads, grandparents, and ments room. The hope of the group for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE CREDITORS notice or said will be living room. The hope ofthe the group ing for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE notice 1010 Wopen Main, Hamilton. is provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GR 13 2022 om 7-8pm nCRS, he schoo ments to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays ataTO pm Doo sh1010 open a6Main, 6at6 pm osocializing soc a z ng ments os efamilies. am es The W C p363-9060 og am s isis day ments sliving p ov de suppo and dec ease Room, W Main, Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes dads, grandparents, and oBridge each mon hTO 6CREDITORS 00 Room, 1010 W Hamilton. Broker, ABR, GRI Mondays at 12:15 pm Room, Doors 6pm pm for foster families. The WIC program isis to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at12:15 12:15 pm Doors open at for socializing welcomes dads, grandparents, and foster families. The WIC program The No Va ey Pachyde m Csocializing ub ments is to provide support and decrease welcomes dads, grandparents, and Doors open at pm for ments foster The WIC program is is The North Valley Pachyderm Club Doors open at 6 pm for socializing The North Valley Pachyderm Club foster families. The WIC program is Doors open at 6 pm for socializing from the Montana DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred foster families. The WIC program is to provide support and decrease Laund y Love Ham on ments s ess o new moms The g oup 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 nIn Ham on Monday histhrough ough from the Montana DepartREDITORS Attorney for Personal RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. ments is to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms. The group Doors open at 6 pm for socializing ments foster families. The WIC program mu -pu pose oom Bu d ng D stress for new moms. The group and shopp ng he mee ng w Laund y Love Ham on off ered In Hamilton Monday through Loca serv ce from our ocat on n V ctor MT s ess o new moms The g oup s issisisis off ered Hamilton Monday Doors open at 6 pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program is and shopping; the meeting will Doors open at 6 pm for socializing Laundry Love Hamilton foster families. The WIC program is off ered In Hamilton Monday through and shopping; the meeting will Local service from our location Victor, MT Laundry Love Hamilton stress for newmoms. moms. Thegroup group mee sshopping; he fiMT sMT. and hin d F Friday day owill Local service from our location in Victor, MT stress for new The and meeting will Loca Serv cethat From Our Locat on In VIn ctor •the M es North Of Woods de off ered InHamilton Hamilton Monday through off ered In Monday through meets the first and third Friday ofOf nv es ouour home ess and Lowand shopping; the meeting meets the first and third of Local Service From Our Location Victor, MT. • Miles North Of Woodside ment of Transportat on Due EREBY GIVsentat ve EN the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laundry Love Hamilton and shopping; the meeting will Local Service From Our Location In Victor, • Miles North Woodside stress for new moms. The group is Thu sday 8 30-4 30 a 205 Bed o d invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed 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 homeless and Lowoffoff ered In Hamilton Monday through ment of Transportation. Due HEREBY GIVsentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms. The group is Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with nv es ou home ess and Lowstress for new moms. The group is Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford and shopping; the meeting will off ered 100% free of charge with off ered In Hamilton Monday through The S evensv e Schoo D s c s come o o de a 6 30 ered In Hamilton Monday through Thursday 8:30-4:30 atat205 Bedford invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed 100% ee o ofcha ge wwith hwith and shopping; the meeting will invites our homeless and Lowcome to order at 6:30. and shopping; the meeting will come to order at 6:30. 8:30-4:30 205 Bedford off ered 100% free ofded charge 543 es north of Woods de Thursday 8:30-4:30 205 Bedford each mon hWoodside om noon oto 1to PM off ered 100% free charge ncome ne ghbo sand oL b ng he come to order at 6:30. V Victor chas obeen Mason cappointed Lodge invites our homeless Low543 miles north of Woodside each month from noon 1 P.M.that SThursday ee Su e P P,Dat sat205 cat Cou house to recent y free enacted federa gned MONTANA TWENTYhas appo nted Persona Not ce s hereby g1 ven ma ed to Ke Carr the income neighbors to bring their 5m miles north of come to order at 6:30. each month from noon P.M. Victor Masonic Lodge 43 income neighbors to bring their come to order at 6:30. Masonic Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 Bedford invites our homeless and LowStreet, Suite P,District District Courthouse offoff ered 100% free of charge with a he supp es penacted ov hwith ough invites our homeless and Lowto recently federal eunders undersigned MONTANA TWENTYbeen Personal Notice is hereby given that mailed Kelly L. Carr, the Street, Suite Courthouse ncome ne ghbo sda oyto b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge to recently enacted federal undersigned MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Personal Notice is hereby given that mailed toto Kelly L. Carr, the Thursday 8:30-4:30 at205 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with all the supplies provided through Thursday 8:30-4:30 Bedford Street, Suite P, District Courthouse ered 100% of charge all the supplies provided through come to order at 6:30. Peggy Ho w p esen a income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 have five cand es unn ng income neighbors bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Street, Suite P, District Courthouse a he supp es p ov ded h ough come to order at 6:30. Peggy Holt will present a Street, Suite P, District Courthouse come to order at 6:30. mee s he second Tuesday o each Peggy Holt will present a c o h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne B eThe Roo Back Coun ys is all supplies provided through BuBuilding d ng Ham on The S StevensevensThe No hPeggy Va ey Pachyde mRava C Club ub all the supplies provided through income neighbors their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present a clothing intoto Fast &Fluff Fluff Pine, meets the second Tuesday of each Street, Suite P,nFIRST District Courthouse Building inDistrict Hamilton. The Stevensclothing into Fast &bring y,y, 115 Pine, The North Valley Pachyderm Club Ame can Leg on eg s the at on B tterRoot Bus nted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentat ve ofof the abovea ex sts n the Persona Representat ve neighbors to Victor Masonic Lodge 43 in Hamilton. The The North Valley Pachyderm Peggy Holt will aPos income tobring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday Holt will present aoffice Street, Suite P, District Courthouse he gsupplies an moms ece ve an cincome o ng ninto ointo Fas & uffy Po115 ne allallthe supplies provided through legislation, BitterRoot Bus ointed Personal FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentative the aboveavacancy vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, Street, Courthouse Building in The Stevenslegislation, BitterRoot Bus isan inted Personal JUDICIAL DISof the aboveavacancy exists in ce Personal Representative, meets the second Tuesday of each grant. The moms receive clothing Fast &hem Fluff y,their 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through meets the second Tuesday ofeach each grant. The moms receive an clothing Fast &Fbring Fluff y,115 115 Pine, inP, Hamilton. The Stevens-meets the provided through p program og am on Kawand apresent sReythe e Peggy Holt will present ohHamilton, hneighbors ee sea swash on he Boa d Building in Hamilton. The Stevensmon hthe aRepresentative 7at 30 p p.m. mTuesday onon Ma nof S ee Ham on oFast wash o ee program on Kawandi, aa style/ he g the an The moms ece ve vBuilding eville cSuite n cHamilton. s is open on Wednesdays Peggy Holt will present a offi on Kawandi, a style/ month 7:30 p.m. on Main Streetsprogram the second Tuesday ofMain each Peggy Holt will present aReclothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, month at 7:30 Street Hamilton, to wash them for free. Ho semen hos he mon han ycomthe grant. The moms receive an clinic isopen open on Wednesdays Building in Hamilton. The Stevensan educa ona a2nd m oCouncilmember he to them for free. the grant. 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Rava Coun y Museum 1:00 p.m. For information call Ginny The Stevensville Al-Anon derland Exhibition please call Ginny Wigen, coordinathird Monday ofthe the at7:30 7:30 Saturdays 10-12pm The Stevensville Al-Anon Winter WonFamily Group meets the fimonth rst and Ravalli County Museum please call Ginny Wigen, coordinathird Monday ofbarred month atand SNVPL evensv eWinter sou a MT forever Persona Representat ve NVPL enue) Ste 100 Saturdays 10-12pm Ravalli County Museum derland Exhibition Alpaca sanctuary NVPL Winter WonFamily Group meets the first derland Exhibition Stevensville. soula, MT ve forever barred. Personal Representative enue) Ste 100 om ph osophy oWonsoc a ssues o Family Group meets the fiand rst and Stevensville. soula, MT e forever barred. 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Alpaca sanctuary hay donations Jan 29 3D Groundhogs Alpaca sanctuary donations derland Exhibition 327-8707 Ask For: Lyn 26 C a ms must e ther be BS 1/12 1/19 1/26 Any qua fied person nterM ssou a Montana 59808 third Monday of the month at 7:30 Jan 29 3D Groundhogs Saturdays 10-12pm Th s even s pa o he mon hMonday ofch the216 month at 7:30 Saturdays 10-12pm derland 327-8707,Ask AskFor: For:Lyn Lyn , 1/26 thirdthird Claims must either be BS1/12, 1/12,1/19, 1/19,1/26 1/26 Any qualifi person interMissoula, Montana 59808 tor, 406-544-9186. This event ispart part themonthcu en even sed a of me omonthsoc a derland Exhibition 327-8707, 1/26 Claims must either be BS Any qualifi ed person interMissoula, Montana 59808 This event issExhibition of the tor, 406-544-9186. P ease p an o oa gend hs Monday of month at 7:30 Me hod sStevensville Chu Co ege Saturdays 10-12pm tor, 406-544-9186. 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If anyone Administration entitled “FiRT, RAVALLI a Stevensville resident to Buck Street Stevensville, MT COUNTY of our Winter Wonderland Exhibit ravallipost47@gmail.com. $100 for ninon Tuesdaysfrom from1212toto1 1p.m. p.m.atatthe the ravallipost47@gmail.com. $100 for Tuesdays at (406) 214-8708. he ahearea ea he p p please ease con acalso ofour our Winter Wonderland Exhibit The Bom e uRoo Humane (406) 214-8708. ning atatat 6information, 100 Mission St. For of Winter Wonderland Exhibit ddecan kecan a ong W d ow Lane in the area can help please contact the help contact ning at 6information, p.m. 100 Mission St. Forofof ravallipost47@gmail.com. $100 for 6p.m. p.m. 100 Mission St. For Brown Baggers Al-Anon de cac esWonderland ce boxes and more contact Corey our Winter Exhibit ravallipost47@gmail.com. $100 for need ve ed poss bOther econtact The ravallipost47@gmail.com. $100 for Open M nded Exp ess onsmeets Ameets Brown Baggers Al-Anon meetsning delicacies from juice boxes and nanc a Ass stance for ___________________ fi the unexp red term 59870 Comp eted app caIN THE MATTER OF THE more contact Corey ininthe area can help please contact of our Winter Wonderland Exhibit Ham on w$400 mee Thu sday Ap Brown Baggers Al-Anon meets delicacies from juice boxes and more information, contact Corey of our Winter Wonderland Exhibit need it delivered if possible. The Open Minded Expressions Art oca w nne o S a e w nne nancial Assistance for Other ___________________ fi ll the unexpired term of 59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THE in the area can help please need it delivered if possible. The Open Minded Expressions Art nancial Assistance for Other ___________________ fi ll the unexpired term of 59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THE the area can help please contact with Covid-friendly pre-packaged local winner, $400 for State winner. Brown Baggers Al-Anon local winner, $400 for State winner. more information, contact Corey Cha a 406-961-4027 They a so Assoc a on w ho d s egu a with Covid-friendly pre-packaged with Covid-friendly pre-packaged Brown Baggers Al-Anon meets on he coun oad be ween he information, contact Corey Nea ya wo-dozen me chan soff at Brown Baggers Al-Anon meets Char 406-961-4027. They also Tuesdays from 12 at the information, contact Corey Char atat 406-961-4027. They also winner, for State winner. atmore 214-8708. choco es ocan packaged cheeses nlocal STuesdays ud o 201 Da yto S 1Street, ee Ham on Nearly two-dozen merchants from 12 to 1p.m. p.m. at the more Nearly two-dozen merchants with Covid-friendly pre-packaged Tuesdays from 12 1p.m. at the $400 for State winner. at(406) (406) 214-8708. amas and a ypacas oThey Sa eAreas,” Haven to packaged cheeses inlocal than Urban zedThey Areas ”Haven ER THE the pos t on vacated on the tchocolates ons can be dropped ESTATE Studio, 201 Daly Street, Hamilton. winner, $400 for State winner. at(406) 214-8708. chocolates to packaged cheeses inlocal at 406-961-4027. also Studio, 201 Daly Hamilton. with Covid-friendly pre-packaged 14 awinner, 12$400 noon aCubs BJ s Res au an Char with Covid-friendly pre-packaged llamas and alpacas of Safe than Urbanized TTER OF THE the position vacated on the tions be dropped off at ESTATE llamas and alpacas of Safe Haven Cuddling than Urbanized Areas,” TEROF OF THE the position vacated on the tions can be dropped off at ESTATE Char atde 406-961-4027. They also Tuesdays from 12 to 1toto p.m. at the Char at 406-961-4027. also delicacies from juice boxes and at (406) 214-8708. Cuddling Cubs Tuesdays from 12 1 p.m. at the Cuddling Cubs Tuesdays from 12 to 1 p.m. at the mon h y mee ng on Wednesday need ve ed poss b e The delicacies from juice boxes and Open Minded Expressions Art at (406) 214-8708. delicacies from juice boxes and at (406) 214-8708. ponds wes o he V s o Cen e Fo mo e n o ma on ca 406-363h oughou S evensv e a e need it delivered if possible. The Open Minded Expressions Art need ityou delivered if by possible. The o Open Expressions Art hthis sTown un-fi ed even ng ForMinded more information, call 406-363throughout Stevensville are For more information, call 406-363throughout Stevensville are delicacies from juice boxes and hank soso adm n stered by the MonMontana 21st Jud c a DDissCounc The term exHa or ma ed toto PO OF: this fun-fi lled evening. fun-fi lled evening. itadministered ifmuch The delicacies from juice boxes and 900 N 1s n Ham on The speak-need Open Minded Expressions Art thank you so much. the MonMontana 21st Judicial Dis- Town Town Council. The term exTown Hall or mailed to OF: delicacies from juice boxes and thank you much. administered by the MonMontana 21st Judicial Town Council. The term exTown Hall or PO OF: need itdelivered delivered ifpossible. possible. The Open Minded Expressions Art need itdelivered ifpossible. 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Box 30, Stevensville, MTCuddling MARCIA L. virtual play group Studio, 201 DalyStreet, Street, Hamilton. chocolates toEach packaged inthe tana Department ofof TransOBBS, Studio, trict Court, Ravalli County pires 31, Box Stevensville, MT MARCIA L. HEEGAARD, 201 Daly Hamilton. For more information, call 406-363llamas and alpacas ofSafe Safe Haven Bitterroot Heritage llamas and alpacas Haven this fun-fi evening. For more information, call 406-363For more information, call 406-363Bitterroot Heritage he Commun ycheeses Room 262 hank you so much Cuddling Cubs fun-fi lled evening. Bitterroot Heritage Cuddling Cubs this fun-fi lled evening. obse von ng he waof eng ow and o he Feb ua yBRHA olled aOpening se he mos unds thank you so much. Gthis and Open ng w be ab e oto vo eCuddling For more information, call 406-363thank you so much. The unce a n y o he February to raise the most funds portat Fund w be In the Matter of the Name Qua ficat ons to serve as a 59870 Deceased February to raise the most funds Grand will be able to vote this fun-fi lled evening. For more information, call 406-363Grand Opening will be able vote The uncertainty of the For more information, call 406-3630060. portation. Funding will In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as a 59870. Deceased. The uncertainty of the LCSW speak ng on he op c o thank you so much. this fun-fi lled evening. portation. Funding will be In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as a 59870. Deceased. this Fa fun-fi lled evening. 0060. thank you much. s ha use hebe 0060. thank you soso much. Each person attending the virtual group gNorth ounds Road on MT Each person attending the Each person attending the 0060. bused ds and mamma virtual group ofor No h Va ey Pub cnmust Lin b aeach yca virtual play group ohe he avo e attending wo kHam each - re0060. Three Mile Coff ee pandem cplay s:play mak ng ha de ofor Civic Group for the North Valley Public Library used for operat ng expenses 2-04 Change of Amanda eBitterroot Town Counc member are App cat ons must be reDept No 1is for their favorite work in catthe Valley Public Library Bitterroot Heritage Each person the Three Mile Coff ee Mar for their favorite work each catpandemic making it harder for Civic Group for operating expenses -22-04 0060. Change of Amanda Marie Town Council member are Applications be reDept. No.: 1 virtual play group Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder Civic Group Heritage used for operating expenses 22-04 Change of Amanda Marie Town Council member are Applications must be Dept. No.: 1 “G e ” The pub c s we come Each person attending the Bitterroot Heritage Each person attending the virtual play group virtual play group Grand Opening be able vote The unce a n yhe o of he Heritage The pub cannual swill we come oto ato Grand Opening will be able to vote ThThree eeHoward MMile eMile Coffee ub mee s Bitterroot Grand Opening will be able vote eassociated uge we ands Th prov s spec even The uncertainty of the and Bitterroot Heritage ng he annua Bus ness Ba eend The Bfollows: e oo He age C Civic vCivic cdu The uncertainty the ego y ch d en ages 6-12 eens Bitterroot Heritage Three Coff eeClub Club meets new moms o find suppo assoc ated w th dang Howard as fo ows: ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day Cause No : DP-22-7 during the Business Battle Coff eeC meets The Bitterroot Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); teens during the annual Business Battle Grand Opening will be able to vote The Bitterroot Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); teens new moms to fi nd the support and with providing as ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 The uncertainty of the new moms to fi nd the support and associated with providing Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 Fo mo e n o ma on ca 381Grand Opening will be able to vote Grand Opening will be able to vote The uncertainty of the The uncertainty of the ACROSS DOWN for their favorite work in each cateve y Monday Wednesday and Three Mile Coff ee ACROSS pandem c s mak ng ha de o DOWN Civic Group sea ng s m ed ACROSS DOWN for their favorite work in each catG oup o me y ca ed he Sou h every Monday, Wednesday, and Three Mile Coff ee for their favorite work in each cats o eve yone pandemic is making it harder for Civic Group every Monday, Wednesday, and o Books ages 13-18 and adu s ages Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder for Civic Group Group, formerly called the South transportat on serv ces to EDITORS Cause No : DV-41-2021* Must be a c t zen of the January 28 2022 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Group, formerly called the South for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages transportation services services toto CREDITORS Cause No.: DV-41-2021* Must Mustbe beaacitizen citizenofof the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS forthe their favorite work in2022. each cattransportation REDITORS Cause DV-41-2021*Group January 28, NOTICE TO Three Mile Coff ee itCREDITORS forfor Civic Group 8222 for their favorite work ineach each catpandemic Three Mile Coff ee their favorite work in catpandemic isSeaweed making itance harder for 1 is Seaweed subs Open Civic F Friday day om 7Mile 30 o 8No.: 30 aClub m ameets 1064 Three Mile Coff ee pandemic ismaking making itharder harder Three Mile Coff ee Club meets Civic Group The Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 1. substance 1. Open Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at1064 1064 VaValley ey C vBitterroot cBitterroot GGroup, oup has eo gan zed for Three Coff ee 1. Seaweed substance new moms o find he suppo and 1. Open from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Three Mile Coff ee Club meets The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. The Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens new moms toIS fiHEREBY nd the support and 1 the 19 +Each R bbons w be awa ded Each bus ness has abe ed donaCivic has reorganized. new moms to fithe nd the support and c wwithin th n EREBY GIV0000443-NC Un ted States For more nformat on conNOTICE IS GIVThree Mile Coffee Club meets every 19 +). Ribbons will awarded business has ared red donaThree Mile ee Club meets thegenera generalpub public within HEREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIV19 +). Ribbons will awarded Each business has abe donaThe Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens the general public HEREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE HEREBY GIVThree Mile Coff ee Club meets new moms to fito nd support and Th ee M eMile CCoff eek Road Eve yone s isisGroup, Three Coff ee Club meets every Monday, Wednesday, and The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 5 Bend 2 Sage The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens new moms fi nd the support and Creek Road. Everyone formerly called the South new moms to fi nd the support and every Monday, Wednesday, and Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone We a e ook ng o new membe s 5. Bend 2. Sage every Monday, Wednesday, and (ages 13-18); and adults (ages 5. Bend 2. Sage Group, formerly called the South We are looking for new members Group, formerly called the South We for new 13-18); and (ages o(ages Bes o Show nadults each age (ages 13-18); and adults (ages on can whe eTown pa ons may g(406) ve o777Rava County gned Dept No :coff 2 Friday *are Must be aSouth Stevensv e tact Town Ha at (406) that the gned Monday, Wednesday and from 7:30 every Monday, Wednesday, and to ‘Best of Show’ ineach each age formerly called the tion can where patrons may give to777- EN we come Good conve sa1064 onGroup, Ravalli County,Montana Montana. eunders undersigned Dept. No.: 2 *looking Must be amembers Stevensville tact Hall at (406) EN thatdr theunders undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and to ‘Best of Show’ in age tion can where patrons may give to Ravalli County, Montana. undersigned Dept. No.: 2 * Must be a Stevensville tact Town Hall at 777EN that the undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:30 tocoffee 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Group, formerly called the South welcome. Good ee, conversation Group, formerly called the South 9 M xed nk 3 Lo on ngred en welcome. Good coff ee, conversation Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and vo un ee s Regu a mee ngs Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at (ages 13-18); and adults (ages 9. Mixed drink 3. Lotion ingredient Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings 9. Mixed drink 3. Lotion ingredient 1919 +).+). Ribbons will bebe awarded Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings Friday from 7:30 to a.m. atng 19 +). Ribbons will to 8:30 a.m. at 4433 Sunnyside Cemeca ego ythe Ribbons will awarded tterRoot Bus wwill a also so be be po nted CoNot ce of Hear on res dent for at east 60 days 5271 has been appo nted Persona suppo he S Stevensville evensv ebe bawarded a y A AtAt and ge o7:30 know you ne ghbo s1064 Aon Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at1064 Group, has reorganized. Friday from to8:30 8:30 a.m. at1064 category. Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is BitterRoot Bus will also appointed CoNotice of Hearing Name resident for at least 60 days 5271. has been appointed Personal4 B support Stevensville library. and get to know your neighbors. All category. BitterRoot Bus ppointed CoNotice of Hearing on Name resident for at least 60 days 5271. has been appointed Personal Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. support the library. and get to know your neighbors. All 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isValley Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. aWe eCivic he d on he second Thu sday 11 G en Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isName Rock group We are looking for new members +). Ribbons will be awarded are held on the second Thursday 11. Glen 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded 4. Rock group are looking for new members are held on the second Thursday 11. Glen 4. Rock group We are looking for new members The S $35 evensv e 00 Schoo nbe Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is is to19 ‘Best of Show’ in each age tery Road. Everyone is welcome. Good ages we come Fo nee, oinformation ma on caiscall Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone to ‘Best of Show’ in each age A e he open ng on F day rece v ng 164 presentat ves Change * Must ve n Ward 1 (the Attest: Representat ve of the aboveThree Mile Creek Road. Everyone We are looking for new members welcome. Good coff ee, conversation to ‘Best of Show’ in each age ages welcome. For call he end o he mon h he bus ness ages welcome. For information After the opening on Friday The B e oo No h Va ey receiving $35,164.00 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 the end of the month, the business receiving $35,164.00 inin epresentatives Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveWe are looking for new members welcome. Good coff ee, conversation o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he the end of the month, the business and volunteers. Regular meetings 1212. Fragrance ‘Best ofofShow’ inineach age 5 5. Hubbub ofvolunteers. eachmonth month at6:15 6:15 pmatatthe thetoto and volunteers. Regular meetings of each at pm 12. Fragrance toJanua ‘Best ofShow’ Show’ ineach each age 5. Hubbub and Regular meetings welcome. Good coff ee, conversation Fragrance ‘Best age Hubbub Boa d ng o TTransAde us ees w fund ho d ang Co een aknow 777-3710 coffee conversation and get to know your welcome. Good coff ee, conversation category. welcome. coff ee, conversation and get toGood neighbors. All Colleen at 777-3710. volunteers. Regular meetings Colleen at 777-3710. 28 aS 6 30pm he awartwork wo k match amed Estate Th sknow syour ce that Pet t and oner area syis North 5th Street Jene e28 Berthoud Town named Estate Amee persons category. and get to your neighbors. All category. ha has ayThe sed he mos unds and volunteers. Regular meetings and get to know your neighbors. All January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork matching TransAde funding. -named Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area is North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons Da by Larea bon athe P ease oof nof us and volunteers. Regular meetings Pachyde m C ub w F day January at 6:30pm, the matching TransAde funding. named Estate. This isnot notice that Petitioner North 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons are held on the second Thursday that has raised the most funds will commun y s nv ed o 13 Aroma that has raised the most funds will 6 Rad uses Darby Library. Please join us. category. Darby Library. Please join us. are held the second Thursday and get to know your neighbors. All are held on second Thursday 13. Aroma Radiuses category. 13.cAroma 6.6. Radiuses get to know your neighbors. All category. neighbors. All ages welcome. Forstr more get to know your neighbors. All spec a boa d wo k sess on ages welcome. For information call are held on the second Thursday After the Friday ages welcome. For information callCourt ofof MMissoula ssou a son so av ng ages cand aand ms has asked the D ct and North of Centra C erk ng a12 ms aga dewave ema nbasket on exh bsweet hon ough Febages welcome. For information call are held on the second Thursday the opening on Friday are held on the second Thursday After the opening on ece a baske oopening swee ea sFriday MRTMA of Missoula isalso also having claims has asked the District Court and North of Central AvClerk having claims against the de-7 MRTMA will remain on exhibit through of month at pm atCentral Aphaving 15 aRegret noon a nst Thethe Fthe on e MRTMA isa having claims has asked the District and North of AvClerk claims against dewill remain on exhibit through Feb14 Regre receive aAfter of treats C7. rcus comed an seAfter es othe Ho yof Week se vFriday ces oFeb- hav welcome. For information call of each month at6:15 6:15 pm atthe the Avreceive a basket sweet treats ofeach each month at6:15 pm atthe After the opening onon Friday 14. Regret Circus comedian ages welcome. For information call ofCourt 14. 7. Circus comedian ages welcome. For information call Colleen atfor 777-3710. information call Colleen at 777-3710. After the opening on opening Friday each month atPlease 6:15 pm at the Wednesday Ap 27 a 7 00 pm Colleen at 777-3710. Colleen at 777-3710. January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork of each month at 6:15 pm at the app y ng for $168 153 00 ecedent are a change of name from enue) B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presua y 28 of each month at 6:15 pm at the January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. join us. BitterRodders Cars applying 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 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork and good es om oca vendo s ruary 28. Colleen atat777-3710. applying for $168,153.00 Decedent are for a changeCars of name from enue) B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required to pres- 8 8. ruary 28. Ca e Hwy 93 n S evensv e 15 Compu er sc ence (abbr ) Darby Library. Please join us. Super ___ car oon BitterRodders Cars and goodies from local vendors. commemo a e he even s o he Darby Library. Please join us. BitterRodders Colleen at777-3710. 777-3710. and goodies from local vendors. 15. Computer science (abbr.) Colleen 8. Super ___, cartoon January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 15. Computer science (abbr.) Super ___, cartoon Quantum Group January 28on 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. Please join us. January 28 atat 6:30pm, the artwork nunder he sect Ssection evensv e5311 Mus c well Cen eas Quantum Group Darby Library. Please join us. Quantum Group will remain exhibit through FebDarby Library. Please join us. eAmanda Rodde s Ca C ub mee sHoward on 5311 asas we as resent r B BitterRodders Amanda Mar eClub Howard Any qua fied person ent the r c aclaims w th ncfour The No hexhibit ey Pub c Febwill remain on through BitterRodders Car meets section as well as presentthe their Amanda Marie Any qualifi ed personnterinterent their four10under The North Valley Public will remain exhibit through Th sThis und aon se sVa oValley gan zed Car Club meets under 5311 present their Marie Howard Any qualifi ed person interent their within four 17 The o claims her ha fhalf of Jwithin ma Appease The North Gues speake sms whalf be Ma fundraiser is organized as week oexhibit Jesus ea hPublic yFebeFebas 17. The other of Jima 10. Appease This fundraiser is organized 17. The other of Jima 10. Appease will remain on exhibit through FebThe Quan um G oup o ofof he will remain on exhibit through Febwill remain on through he fi fisrst Thu sday o ofCars he mon hea at 6atMartiThe Quantum Group the Cho Room The Quantum Group the (4) months after the date of $81 014 00 n CMAQ funds four months to Amanda Mar Mart ested n be ng cons dered ___________________ ruary 28. the fi rst Thursday of the month 6 L b a y s oca ed a 208 Ma n the Thursday the month 6 BitterRodders (4) months after the date of $81,014.00 in CMAQ funds. n four four months to Amanda Marie Martiested in being considered ___________________ ruary 28. Library is located at 208 Main (4) months after the date of $81,014.00 in CMAQ funds. months to Amanda Marie ested in being considered ___________________ 18 Men’s ewe ry 1616. French PaPainter, nPainter, er “Sunday ruary 28. by he No h Va ey Pub c L b a y Library is located at 208 Main BitterRodders Cars Sm h cha o he B e oo ComBitterRodders Cars 18. Men’s jewelry 16. French “Sunday by the North Valley Public Library He ov ng y comp e ed God s p an 18. Men’s jewelry French “Sunday by the North Valley Public Library ruary 28. p p.m. mp.m. a atBJ s Res au an 900 N 1s Quantum Group BQuantum e for oo appo nv es you oto atoattend end sitsits BitterRodders Cars ruary 28.SNorth atBJ’s BJ’s Restaurant, 900 N. 1st ruary 28. Group Bitterroot invites you attend BitterRodders Cars Restaurant, 900 N. 1st Quantum Group Bitterroot invites you the first pub cat on ofofof s AfAs we MRTMA (I(I(I RRide) de) the first pubnez The hear ng w be on ntment to the poBitterRodders Cars BitterRodders Car Club meets The Valley S Street, ee evensv e Fo mo e the fi rst publication this As well MRTMA Ride) ofthe the rst pubnez. The hearing will be on forappointment appointment the poBitterRodders Car Club meets 20 Con apublication nerfu The North Valley Public the fi20. rst this As well MRTMA of fifi rst pubnez. 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Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at 642-3320. discussion 642-3320. discussion Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse discussion Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Ga den C ub h ough many p an ng Jun o C ass s sponso ng Donkey Creek Clubhouse, 43Clubhouse Pokeno 2ndand and 4thFriday Friday Garden Club through many planting Clubhouse, 43 Pokeno 2nd 4th atat discussion Garden Club many planting 1The The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary T TIME: ME 6 6:30pm 30pm oto 8to8:30pm 30pm Way. K&S Greenhouse owner 1p.m. p.m. Eas eK&S Sun sethrough Se vClubhouse ceowner w hGale he The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary discussion TIME: 6:30pm 8:30pm Creek 1p.m. Bitterroot Star Weather Summary discussion Way. Greenhouse owner Gale Way. K&S Greenhouse Gale WHEN: The last Wednesday 1 1p.m. WHEN: The Wednesday K&S Greenhouse owner Gale WHEN: The last Wednesday op ons oGreenhouse shady spaces nc ud1p.m. p.m. Baske ba on Sa u day Ap 16 a For info ororto call Way. K&S owner Gale options for shady spaces, includWay. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale options for shady spaces, includFor info ortovolunteer tovolunteer volunteer call WHEN: The last Wednesday WHERE Slast Flast anc s CaCatholic ho cWay. For info call Price will walk the Stevensville Sac amen WHEN: The last Wednesday WHERE: St. Francis Catholic WHEN: The Wednesday WHERE: St. Francis Price will walk the Stevensville Price will walk the Stevensville For info or to volunteer call B erroo Seven Day Forecas of each month. For info or to volunteer call Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast Hamilton Senior of each month. For info or to volunteer call Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast 642-3320. ng annua s pe enn a s and sh ubs Price will walk the Stevensville of each month. Hamilton Senior 642-3320. Hamilton Senior ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. Price will walk the Stevensville 642-3320. ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. Price will walk the Stevensville Chu ch Commun y Cen e 411 S of each month. Garden Club through many planting Church Community Center, 411 S. of each month. 642-3320. Church Community Center, 411 S. Garden of each month. Garden Club through many planting Club many planting 642-3320. TIME: 6:30pm toto8:30pm 642-3320. TIME: 6:30pm to8:30pm 8:30pm We aClub so atalk kthrough abou how oplanting dea Garden Club through many planting TIME: 6:30pm We’ll also talk about how todeal deal Garden Club through many We’ll also about how to Garden through many planting 5 5th h STIME: ee n6:30pm Ham on TIME: 6:30pm toto 8:30pm Center options for shady spaces, includ5th Street inHamilton Hamilton to8:30pm 8:30pm Street in TIME: 6:30pm Center options for shady spaces, includCenter options for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic w h wes e n Mon ana ga dene s WHERE: St. Francis Catholic options for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic with western Montana gardeners’ with western Montana gardeners’ options for shady spaces, includOpen o unch Monday ENTER P ease en e h ough options for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic Hamilton Senior Open for lunch Monday, ENTER: Please enter through ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. 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Snake like fish Meetings 3rd Tuesday of meeting of the Reagan Republican Flea Market, every 2nd SaturrTrivia Trivia day,day, Peak Fishing/Hunting This Week Meetings 3rd Tuesday of C Club ub wwill be Thu sday ua y 3he Fishing/Hunting Times This Week Meetings 3rd Tuesday ofBurnt Market, every 2nd SaturOutline 4.4.Snake like fish espec ube conve sa Feb ons Wea Market, every 2nd Satur8Flea a.m.-2:30 p.m. Club will be Thursday, February 14 Roden 7Snake S7.Stays ays hethe same month, 7Times at Middle Thursday, February 33 11. 11. Outline 4.Snake like fish respectful conversations. 8a.m.-2:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Peak 11. Outline like fish respectful conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent Stays the same month, 7p.m., p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt day, 8Flea p.m. 14. Rodent 7. same month, 7p.m., at754 754 Middle Burnt Club will be Thursday, February 3(Weather day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12 B rds “ humb” 5 Coun Club will be Thursday, February 3 month, 7 p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt Club will be Thursday, February 3 Peak T me Peak T me ea ha day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count month, 7 p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count The Center is located at 820 N. a G en s Ca e F o ence o a noPeak Times Peak Times styear yearthat that Golden 7Road. p.m., atInfo 754 Middle Burnt Peak Times Road. Peak Times pe m ng FoFor mo e ninformation oinformation ma on TheCenter Center located 820 at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, fora anono- 12. Fork For call Chuck, The isislocated atat820 N.N.month, at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for permitting). For more Birds “thumb” 5.5.Count Age Club permitting). more 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s ChrChristian s an Fork For Info call Chuck, Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count Golden Age Club 12. Birds “thumb” Count 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Golden Age Club The Center is located at 820 N. cu a e y at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a no15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s The Center is located at 820 N. Day AM PM Day AM PM accurately at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noFork Road. For Info call Chuck, The located at 820AM N. accurately 4th Glen’s Cafe, forby noStreet. American Legion Day AM Fork PM Day AM PM at P Platter aPlatter er 6 6.Lega documen Fork Road.For For Info call Chuck,PM Day PM Day AM 4th Street. hos b eak as Florence, ofollowed owed by cavcivil and American Legion Road. Info call Chuck, 4th Street. ca 406-369-1965 13. 6.Legal Legal document Christian American Legion PCenter noch eiseve yWed Wednesday 13. document host breakfast followed civil and 13.13 253-380-7016. call 406-369-1965. host breakfast by and Pinochle, every Wednesday, call 406-369-1965. Pinochle, every Wednesday, 4th Street. 253-380-7016. 253-380-7016. 6 23 8 23 6 50 8 50 Sun 10 28 12 28 Platter 6. Legal document 17 Es ma ed me of arr va Assoc a on 4th Street. host breakfast followed by civil and 4th1 Street. Wedw6:23-8:23 6:23-8:23 6:50-8:50 Sun Sun 10:28-12:28 10:28-12:28 13.Platter Platter Legal document 17.Estimated Estimatedtime timeofofarrival arrival 6. Association Wed 6:50-8:50 ---13. Legal document hostbreakfast breakfast followed byWea civiland and 17. Association 253-380-7016. host followed civil 00 p p.m. mp.m. Coffee ov ded apped espec u conve sa onsby he 253-380-7016. 1:00 Coff eeprovided; provided; wrapped 14 Roden 76.7. S7. ays he same 1:00 Coff eep wrapped respectful conversations. (Weather Thu 9 19 7253-380-7016. 48 9 48 Mon 1111:00-1:00 00 1 00 1111:31-1:31 31 1 31 respectful conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent Stays the 14. Rodent Stays the same Thu7 19 7:19-9:19 7:48-9:48 Mon 11:00-1:00 11:31-1:31 Post 94 Auxiliary Thu 7:19-9:19 7:48-9:48 Mon respectful conversations. (Weather Post 94 Auxiliary 14.14. Rodent 7.7.Stays the same 18 Lega wrwritings ngs 10 Tusked ansame ma Post 94 Auxiliary candy OK nono ood pFplease. ease $2 respectful conversations. (Weather respectful conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent 7. Stays the same 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal candy OK, no food please. $2. Rodent Stays the same 18. Legal 10. Tusked animal 8 19 10 19 8 50 10 50 Tue 12 00 2 00 12 29 2 29 candy OK, food $2. pe m ng Fo mo e n o ma on Fri 8:19-10:19 8:50-10:50 Tue 12:00-2:00 12:29-2:29 permitting). For more information Fri 8:19-10:19 8:50-10:50 Tue 12:00-2:00 12:29-2:29 Golden Age Club permitting). For more information 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr s an Golden Age Club Mee ngs 1s Tuesday o 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Golden Age Club 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian L gh exe c se Monday For more information Meetings 1stTuesday Tuesdayofof permitting). Cowboy Ball 1st SaSat 9 23 11 23 9American 55 11 55 Meetings Light exercise Monday, permitting). For more information Legion Light exercise Monday, Golden Age Club permitting). For more information 20 S rong 16 Syrupy Cowboy Ball 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Sat 9:23-11:23 9:55-11:55 Cowboy Ball 9:23-11:23 9:55-11:55 American Legion Golden Age Club 20. Strong 16. Syrupy ca 406-369-1965 www Wha sOu Wea he com American Legion 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Golden Age Club Pinochle, every Wednesday, 20. Strong 16. Syrupy 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian call 406-369-1965. www.WhatsOurWeather.com Pinochle, every Wednesday, call 406-369-1965. www.WhatsOurWeather.com Pinochle, every Wednesday, Wednesday F day 9-10 00 a m 50 American Legion mon h 6 30 p m a 754 M dd e 17 Es ma ed me of arr va Assoc a on Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 American Legion call 406-369-1965. month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 American Legion Pinochle, every Wednesday, Feb ua y 12 5 00-11 30 PM 17. Estimated time of arrival Association month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle 17. Estimated time of arrival Association call 406-369-1965. Pinochle, every Wednesday, February12, 12,5:00-11:30 5:00-11:30PM PM 17. Estimated call 406-369-1965. Pinochle, Wednesday, February 1:00 p.m. Coff eeevery provided; wrapped 22 Swamp 1818. Sho time ofofarrival Association 1:00 p.m. Coff eeprovided; provided; wrapped 1:00 Coff ee wrapped 22. Swamp 18. Shot cen sp.m. 17. Estimated time ofarrival arrival Association 22. Swamp Shot 17. 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Spielberg’s Ca o n a coa 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal Meetings 1st Tuesday of candy OK, no food please. $2. 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal Cheryl, 406-531-4132 or email Day Sunr e Sun e e Moon e candy OK, no food please. $2. Light exercise Monday, w h a oman c heme A un and California coast Cheryl, 406-531-4132 email Meetings 1st Tuesday of eheCalifornia coast Cowboy Ball Meetings 1st Tuesday of Day Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Light exercise Monday, witha aromantic romantic theme.AAfun funand and Day Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonsetof ngs 1Light pexercise mp.m. a atat he Go den Age s exercise Monday, with theme. Cowboy Ball 20 S rong 16 Syrupy Cowboy Ball ings: 1 the Golden Agers Meetings 1st Tuesday 20. Strong 16. Syrupy ings: 1 p.m. the Golden Agers 20. Strong 16. 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Irene Brown Charles ‘Chuck’ L. Shulund DonaldGingerich McIntosh Maus

May 19, 1935 – – Charles March “Chuck” 19, 2022L. Shulund, 88, Stevensville Donald Maus86 has the MT band. Irene Brown, of left Darby, passed away of Stevensville went into the arms of our chose Heavenly Facing an untenable future Donald his peacefully on March 19, 2022 surrounded by family Father on January 16, 2022 after a long battle with and friends. There will be a gathering to celebrate own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease. at home. Irene on Saturday, May 21, 2022peacefully from 12 noon to 4 departure but forever enriched by the music Chuck was ahome kind and gentle soul who saw he p.m. at Irene’s in Darby. created, and friend he enbeauty inshared everybody. He was A raised by to hisall Irene was born in taught. Northern Minnesota to Carl grandparents Skalkaho in19, Hamilton and Nellie Gingerich on 1935. the fall of countered, hisonreach hasMay been far andInwhere wide and 1937, when Irene was 2 years old she, along with her he worked on the farm. His father married his he leaves the world a better place for parents and seven siblings, Bitterroot stepmother, Lois, and they moved moved to to the Seattle, where having hauled that bass guitar from Valley. Victor and aftervisiting a few years he livedThey fromsettled the ageinof 5 to 13 years, her father, Carl, purchased the John Hickey gig to gig across the state, country Hamilton every summer. He graduated fromplace 5 miles westHigh of Victor. This is attended where Irene spent her and world. Hamilton School and trade school growing up years and attended school until 1950. in Chicago. He was a Master beginning Donald was born JulyBumgartner 11,Carpenter, 1952 and Irene married Ronnie they contracting work at age 16, and worked throughout in San California toand June had twoMateo, sons, Richard (Ric) Randy. Irene and the Valley and Alaska. and He loved work and Ronnie later divorced, Irene cabinetry married Don McIntosh and Williamtalent Donald possessed the amazing to build whatever Brown, with sons Rod and Trenny. She and Don he had Maus Jr. Heheattended Menlo School, saw. was a child, he visited Lostmany Trail threeWhen children, Reed, Dawn and Rocci.the After Cate School, Berkeley Col-mostLater, Ski run once, UC stating that Don it and was the fun he’d years together, Irene and divorced. Irene shared herAslife with Ronald LewisLost until his passing ever had. a result, he bought Trail Ski Run lege of Marin, studying music. Don in January of 2012. Irene worked many jobs, some with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special Olympics launched his professional musical of which included at hunting and sharing the joycooking he experienced ascamps, a childcashier with career in 1971 aswas an original at People’s Market and, one of memherplaying favorites, everyone. Chuck a musician, ﬁvea breakfast/training cook atthe Trapper CreekAccordion Job Corps. ber of the Blue Waltzes School instruments andBear joining Five Valley of Music, anwhere 18-piece Rock and Association he cooked for their picnics.

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

Chuck loved hunting and ﬁshing with his brothers and his children. Chuck was preceded in death by his

Lenora Jean Carter Tony Wayland JR.

Roll Band and school in San Francisco, CA. Living in Marin County in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply Hamilton - On April 6, 2022, at the age of 99, the in Anchorage. Bravo, Mom! Bravo! involved with the thriving Bay Area Lord put his loving arms around Lenora Jean Carter And we know back then, they didn’t have music scene, her playing bands with 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 and escorted to herinheavenly resting place. She Pampers for baby Robert. Chris Hayes and eventually fought the hard fights, laboredintrodiligently and did an When the marriage ended, Lenora Tonyhim roped way to the sky onit’s January exceptional job here onbandleader earth. Now time to rest. Jean worked hard to support her children ducing tohis future 19,2022, inwas the born evening surrounded byDecember his family12, although she had little education. With Lenora intaught Rose, Idaho Huey Lewis. Donald jazz aton in his own home. Our family’s goal was to keep 1922 to Hugh Vern Gardner and Laura May Stanger great determination, she worked six days ahim summer workshop at Stanford at home and we are very proud that we chilGardner. She was the oldest daughter of seven a week for a dry cleaner in Anchorage. University, duo’married d with Ray Scott, accomplished that. dren. LenoraheJean Robert Delmont Jensen Eventually, returning stateside to work Tonywith Wayland was in Hamilton MT Gloria to played Pee Ellis during WWII andWee had born threeand children: Carla, for Operating Engineers as a clerk. Tony Wayland SRthe and Sarah (Waylett). and Robert. After war, hisOlive construction jobs took Finding love again, she married Willunched with Stan Getz, getting the Histoyouth wasparts spent in Hamilton playing liam Shearer McLean and theyevents enjoyed them various of the country, landing them lowdown on the scene. of non-profit and for-profit and celebrabaseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping living in Desert Hot Springs, CA until his in the territory of Alaska. Leaving Idaho Falls in the Donald was also a 2nd generation member tions. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don his family. passing in 1978. With her excellent care winter of 1952, Lenora Jean and her three young of the Bohemian Club 3semi inyears, San Francisco, and played withshe many other notable In his 20’s he8played pro ball10inmonths Hamilton. giving skills helped him recoverbands from including children – ages years, and He was the 2nd baseman. looked forward to his summer sojourns to the The Ed Norton Big Band, Montango, The Teller a massive stroke 10 years earlier. old – followed her husband up the remote, rough Tony was drafted in the army and was sent to In 1983Kirby she married Virgil Lee Carter the Monand rocky Alcan Hwy., arriving months later Bohemian Grove playing withthree many a talented Refugees, and the Attachments, Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 and loved and great musician. tana Jazz All-Stars and many they a jazz duo, trio, even longer days to get back. He was not fond of to travel. They In 1980 he married Trisha Llorenz in San and quartet. the ocean. He never really said much about his often drove Anselmo, andhesoon after they Playing thousands of shows across several time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half his from Califordollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe of his life. brother moving therest Bitterroot Val- states over the last two decades, Don played nia to MonAfter returning to Hamilton, when this was to genre visit including; ley of Western Montana. WhentoTrisha’s daughevery Invited Celebrate Easter Withwith SUMCmusicians in almosttana done. In the fall of You’re 1953 He met Roberta Joan family. After ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old he adopted jazz, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging his passing in her and became her forever dad. Catana would at Missoula Children’s Theater and the Missoula for him to give this cuteAlllittle ride back to & virtual! 1988, Lenora of our coed Sundayaservices are In person come to say that he was the BEST patient, Symphony Orchestra. Donald was also the go-to Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college. On Jean eventuthe ride back Missoula, He asked her out accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounstudio session bass player,ally appearing settled inon countthe movies for Monday, but she had to attend a Florence,InMontana. conditional love and friendship. less recordings and CD releases. addition to sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how Lenora Jean was pre3/2 Ash Wednesday Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana all performing, he taught bass and mentored thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. ceded in death by husand cemetary plots, and cars. musicians. Donald feverishly fishing, golfing playing music. many of the up-and-coming Open House 6-6:30pmand no Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a bands Bob Jensen, Bill To this union Vicki in 1955 in In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah had perfect pitch2 children an innate gift Jean heand used inCarter. his date. Thursday then about Thursday, and McLean, Lee 4/14 Maundy Thursday Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were ﬁnally she When he returned to partner, the house Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical playing and his teaching, Gloria a gift to all Daughter; who played Karl, born. Because he thought he and Bobbie together Challah & Fellowship 6pm he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never Robert Jensen, Son; Jason Hicks. They soon formed the Joan Zen with He was continually attending and were him. too fertile he had a vasectomy at summer

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Vern and Laura Gardner, camp in a ﬁeld hospital with 2 chairs as the table. Parents; Brothers Earl, One of many adventures provided by summer Vernon, Roy and Kencamp with the Army Reserves. neth Gardner. She is survived by two sisters Geneva Butler ness in Bass Creek Post and Poles, which evenCorvallis - Helen Joan (Wenger) McNinch, Marie Gardner; Easter rest treats with for the young 92, entered into eternal family by her tually became Bass Creekand Logging. During athe very special sister-in-law young atJoan heart was born on next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willside on January 22, &2022. Karin R. Holbrook Dorothy M. Ramberg Bitterroot Health Daly Hospital. and friend Memories Lois Gardner; June 6, 1929 in Jackson, Montana to John and ingness to do whatever was needed to get the Hamilton - Karin R. Missoula - Dorothy Hospital. Memories and condolences daughter Carla (Bob) Jean Wenger. Most of Joan’s childhood was job done earned her the nickname, “Thewith Gofer.” Holbrook, 67, passed M. Ramberg, 75, passed condolences may beGrandchildren shared Bielby; In Person and & Live Stream Sundays at 10:30am away in the morning, away in the night, may be shared with the family at www. Bill (Brenda) Whether it was stacking poles, feedingKnuth, cows,Tim spent in Dillon helping her family manage the Wednesday, January Tuesday, hearty January 18, for(the the familyItat www. brothersmortuary.com Kim) Knuth, ChristoBeaverhead County GolfSt.Course. was during | Steviumc.org cooking meals crew, or running 216 College Stevensville | 777-5443 19, 2022, at the 2022, at the St. Patrick pher (Kimball) Jensen, brothersmortuary.com GPS would not find, these years that Joan developed a “from dusk till parts to jobs sites in timber Donald C. Wright dawn” work ethic that would serve her family Joan was always on the go holding everything Hamilton - Donald C. throughout her life. Following her graduation and everyone together. Wright, 74, of Hamilton Serving Valley inpride andpassed awayin Saturday, Joan’s greatest joy came the form from Beaverhead County High School, the Joan Bitterroot January 22, 2022 at his the areaseventuof tax law, business of her two children, Maggie and Jim, and her six continued working the family business,

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She retired from TCJC after 25 years ofhis service. grandparents, Nels Evahappening Shulund; sister,She supporting liveaand music continued tothe work variety of part-timearound jobs, as Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and the both musicians she area. liked Don’s to keepinfluence busy and on mostly enjoyed interactstepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, ing with people. Irene also enjoyed watching and andchildren’s the fans who loveChuck them was can survived never beby fully the mother. his supporting her children and grandchildren in their measured. His generosity of time and talent wife, Dianna Shulund of Stevensville; his son, many sports activities. She loved the outdoors and with both the elders and youth him was Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) enjoyed picnics, scenic drives andaround working in her Woﬀ ord Helena, (Phillip) Arp football, of of Sheofalso enjoyed reading, watching ayard. life-long trait. ThePatricia overarching sentiment cooking and spending time family and friends. Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and with friend alike is that Irene was a spectacular cook and made the best ever of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) their friendship with Donald or a dinner rolls, cinnamon rolls and roasted turkey! Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) Most things she made without a recipe she just connection he made was a positive Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Bud Williams had theStevensville, knack! lifeJudy changing event. of Williams of Stevensville, Irene’s warm smile, quick wit and open door kept Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald fully appreciated nature; things hopping at “Gramma Irene’s!” The coffee was (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and a passion instilledfriends at an early age always on with kids, grandkids, and more numerous grandchildren, grandchildren, friends in and that’s great what made it sodeeply fun to byout his–mother. Donald felt nieces and nephews. go to Gramma’s (aka “mean Irene’s”)! She was very about theApril Bitterroot ValA graveside service be held 4, 2022 much loved and willprotecting bewill greatly missed! ley may that be he hadfor adopted as his home. at 2Condolences p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in family Hamilton. A left the at www. dalyleachchapel.com reception willHe follow at the Daly Chapelthe supported fromLeach inception In lieu flowers, please make donations to the located on of 1010 W. Main in Hamilton, The Teller Wildlife Refuge inMT. Corvallis, Darby wishes Public Library or Montana senior reading family for all memorial donations to be MT created by Otto and Anne Tellprograms. given to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. ardent from Condolences er, may be leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. the San Francisco area. He served dalyleachchapel.com.

there as president, and was on the board for many years. In 1991, Donald met Karen Andrew Moore at the Lonesome(Dove in Anais) and where they began their We movedStevensville to Butte in 1956 Dan was born. Jensen, Cilia Tony was working for the UScourtship. Army as (aThey mechanic long-distance marJay) Green and was also ried in the In 1964 he and Kelly inArmy 1997reserve. at the Teller Wildlife was transferred to Helena. He was able(Randy) to retire Refuge and settled in Karen’s ranch from the reserves as Command Sargent Major. Forst. Great outside Hamilton. You know the Sargent strips with the oak leaves Grandchilis survived byvery his wife around the star. Don Something he was proud of. dren Teddy When the AMSA shop moved what is now Karen Moore offrom Corrales, NM, and Sean the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, Green; aCatana display TrevHamilton, MT; daughter was put up honoring Tony. He was pictured in his er (Brittany) Miller, grandson Daniel and granddaughter Elle dress uniform and his calvary uniform.Farrar; Malof Missoula, MT; hismade sisteritNancie Schumacher Moving to Helena, possible for our dad achi Forst; of Stevensville, MT; hisDanny brother Gordon to have horses. He and took upChance teamMaus roping. In fact, they won of theHamilton; very first father teamLaw(Quinty Smith) niece son Jennifer (Ciara) roping at the Last chance Stampede. Many great son;MausHarley Kirby (Ben) of Missoula; niece Meghan friends and memories were made while roping. He (Tom) Burge McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie was able to continue to ride and rope until into his and Austin Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape. Knuth; Ryan grand-niece and nephews around country. Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and Knuth and lotsAofcelebration adventures.ofNo big tripswell-lived out of Cassandra thelife country Donald’s will as Dad to fly but hunting be helddid on not his like birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022Knuth; at the Ket Slack and visiting friends made along the way. After and Mai Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that took Jensen; MT. them to Florida, then Seattle before getting Elijahhome and Anymiddle memorial be made in his in the of thedonations night, wascan his last. He vowed Mila Jensen. he would name to: never fly again and didn’t. Great Great Tony was preceded inand death byBurge; hiswww.bittermom and Granchildren Emberlee Gunnar The Bitterroot School ofAlex Music; dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived byand his and Saxson Farrar. Numerous nieces, nephews rootschoolofmusic.org, wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan friends. Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him A very special thank you to the caregivers in the or and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He isTheir also memory unit of Beehive Homes in Hamilton. survived by many nieces and nephews who were Montana Public Radio; www.mtpr.org care and love and support they provided to mom alsoAnd entertained byplays Dad on… when they came to visit. and our family was indeed exceptional. I swear evthe band Everybody loved Tony. are wearing angelic halos. eryone of those caregivers Tony will be laid to rest inalso Hamilton withfor the Thank you and appreciation to Hospice services there and in Helena at a later date in the care and support they provide during these difficult spring. times. Visitation will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-dayJoan Saints in Stevensville 9:00 family matriarch, purposed herselfatto care A.M. in the reliefher society room. Funeral service will for and sustain family with joy, perspective, begin at 10:00 A.M. Interment will follow at the and support as they experienced the peaks and home of natural causes. home. Corvallis Cemetery. There will be a Memories luncheon recepvalleys of life. Personally, Joan found renewed Arrangements are fellowship andhall condolences tion in the church’s at approximately strength and purpose hershared faith,may speunder the careCondolences of the through maymemories be with at 12:30 P.M. and be Daly-Leach Chapel. the family at www. shared with the form familyofathymns, www.whitesittfuneralcifically in the scriptures, and brothersmortuary.com home.com. poems. Joan E. Thomason Joan is preceded in deathCrossword by her parents, Solution Victor - Joan E. John and Jean Wenger, brothers John and Thomason, 75, passed George, sister Elveretta, and daughter Maggie. away unexpectedly, Monday, January She is survived by her son Jim (Kari), her six 24, 2022, at her eight great grandchildren, and grandchildren,

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The Ravalli County Commissioners have already received about half the $8,495,904 due the county under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The second half will arrive in May or June, according to Ravalli County Chief Financial Officer Klarryse Murphy. At a meeting on March 28, Murphy presented a summary of how the money could be allocated. When When hiringhiring a real estate matter where the location, are fourthings important things A portion of the funding could be used to a real estateagent, agent, nonomatter where the location, there arethere four important to consider; experience, knowledge, understanding of the localand market, and dedication to consider; experience,depth depth ofofknowledge, understanding of the local market, dedication cover past expenditures on allowable costs, to thetoclient. After through buying as theprocess sellingfiveprocess the client. Afterhaving having been been through thethe buying as wellasaswell the selling times five times $34,359.87 worth of expenditures through 2021 and with Sharon overover thethelast years, canassured rest assured isn’t another in with Sharon lastseventeen seventeen years, you you can rest there isn’tthere another agent in agent the Bitterroot thatthat is ismore handle real estate & Debbie Reid the Bitterroot morequalified qualified totohandle youryour real estate needs. –needs. Michael–&Michael Debbie Reid $196,846.33 through March 8, 2022. Murphy also A member of theoffranchise BHHAffiliates, Affiliates, A member the franchisesystem system of of BHH LLC LLC identified capital purchases that were made in 2021 and 2022 that the commissioners could reclassify as ARPA expenditures totaling $932,264.96. Some additional “capital-type” items totaling $728,770 were Martin Kukich, Broker MT/lD GRI, ABR, CNHS, PSA, SFR also identified, as well as some “committed budget406-241-9982 ary items” that would extend into future budgets, P.O. Box 475 Victor, MT 59875 martykukich@hotmail.com totaling $445,294.51 over the next four fiscal years. It also contained $1,834,000 to spend on a Wish ! y t r e p List of other allowable expenditures. o r nt P

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Expenses paid thru 2021 Expenses paid thru 3/8/2022 Reclassify 2021 capital purchases Reclassify 2022 capital purchases Committed capital-type items Committed budgetary items FY 22 Committed budgetary items FY 23 Committed budgetary items FY 24 Committed budgetary items FY 25 WISH LIST

$34,359.87 $196,846.33 $330,344.78 $601,920.18 $728,770.00 $49,705.18 $150,814.22 $161,556.73 $83,218.38 $1,834,000.00

A rough break down into specifics of where the funds would go looks like this: Road Department Sheriff’s Office Env Health/Planning

$1,513,186.51 $646,778.69 $121,546.50

Fairgrounds INFO TECH Justice Court #1 Justice Court #2 Board of Commissioners TEDD (revolving loan fund) Human Resources Facilities Weed Control Fleet Public Health Nurse Elections District Court OEM Admin Total

$363,916.82 $66,157.19 $3,044.00 $3,739.00 $9,750.00 $1,753,282.00 $24,681.21 $47,547.36 $36,700.00 $36,500.00 $1,066,983.53 $393,228.08 $50,000.00 $85,000.00 $127,776.78

$6,299,817.67

According to Murphy, if all the suggested allocations were made, there would be $2,571,086.34 remaining in the fund. The commissioners looked at a Wish List of proposals for the remaining funds, rejecting some and accepting some. They decided that a new generator for the Administration Building was not a priority. They agreed that a scissor lift for the Fairgrounds was a good idea, but rejected the idea of a boom lift. They nixed the idea of a new Road Office but agreed that a wash barn at the road department was a priority. A remodel of the District Court that Judge Jennifer Lint has lobbied strongly for was discussed. They questioned the $50,000 price tag, suggesting that it may be underestimated. They thought it was worth possibly getting some sort of bid. Commissioner Greg Chilcot stated that the proposed new building to house the Public Health Nurse office as well as additional offices was a high priority. Murphy told the commissioners that they would need to commit to the ARPA spending by June 24th and make the expenditures by the 26th.

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Valley wrestlers holdin Battle ‘Root Valley track athletes state’s 10 Lady Tigers nab big win overofTop Victor

hadPut, a huge impact onAndrew what by Sacry Girls Winkler has the 2nd best throw at 126’ In the Shot Hamilton’s by Scott Thomas Spencer we’ve been able to achieve this by Thomas Spencer Head Coach Ryan Tolley immediately In the Shot Put, Corvallis’s Madison 10. Burrows has the best throw in the state Several Bitterroot Valley track Lewis has the 2nd best throw at 39’ 8. so far this year at 52’ 3.5. Stevensville’s year. ” called a timeout to regroup his squad Drawing together all the athletes themselves the State’s Florence’s Trista Williams has the 6th Boys Hunter Gumsecond has 8thafter best throw Thethe Falcons showed upat “I wasfind proud, in the final left the made wrestlers ina the valleyproud overincoach, Top 10 rankings.aThis is amount a great accombest throw at 36’ 4.5. In the 1600m, Hamilton’s Lane 47’ 3.5. and performed at “The Root” they channeled great of free throw. the weekend Florence hosted plishment considering these rankings In the Discus, Corvallis’s Alanna Cole has the 7th best time at 4:35.95. In theall Discus, Burrows the were 6th but the end of has the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With the at excitement andday the 2022all Mike McChesney include four classes, so allfollowing athletes Auch has the 5th best throw at 113’ 8. Hamilton’s Colter Purcell has the 10th best throw at 141’Lady 3. bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, momentum, the Tigers marched Battle the of ‘Root. And itare representin the of state Montana Corvallis’s Madison Lewis has the 6th best time at 4:39.02. In the Javelin, Stevensville’s Kellan his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis ed. The information was gathered from best throw at 112’ 8. Hamilton’s Mya In the 1600m Relay, Hamilton’s Beller has the 3rd best throw at 180’ 0. Corvallis. Victor, 51-47. Going into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points took 11th, 2022. The athletic.net asthat of April Winkler has the 10th best throw at 110’ team of Ephram Apedaile, Lane Cole, Hamilton’s Tyson Rostad has the 5th “We’ve won it every year game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions. “I made multiple home the trophy this year, Hamilton Invitational was canceled on 4. Eli Taylor, and Colter Purcell has the best throw at 172’ 1. except for once so somein their first game against the comments trying to calm myit’syounger Saturday, April 9thhonor due to In the Javelin, Hamilton’s Mya 5th best time of 3:36.12. bringing pride and to weather. thing we take pride in as a Pirates, but it was a different story players, repeated directions in that program. Florence came team, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend. Coach Berry aimed at the huddle, and made sure they within striking distance at Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations understoodCoach the importance of what 70 team points followed byand focusing tournament. For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.” Hamilton at 53 and SteKiera Davis, the at 103, control. And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points. pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides the team rankings Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over and scores, individual athtling really well at 113, beat the first late in the Victor. letes werematchup, recognizeduntil by the by Scott Sacry John from Florence fourth quarter. With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches. Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis from Corvallis, Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates senior Bella individual players andatin their wrestling at and 138, Victor was recogWilliam Shiverine ofwin Stevi. Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry. “This nized as the “Bitterroot ValAt 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and found herself at the foul was a fun game to coach and we are ley Outstanding Wrestler.” Eureka Invitational Florence’s Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Davis both pinned their line with the hope of going up by blessed to have come out of the hardDavis pinned Dillon Janes The Florence golf team played in the Eureka by41-Stephanie K InGeiser Photography. four. She theand first9th. one, fought battleopponents. on top!” Kanyon Stoker at in 2:45. Thenailed lone Florence vitational April 8th For the Florence boys, 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missed the second. With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling 205,96) wasfinished 11th, Ethan Patrick Duchienat(93, Alexnot 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 thefinished Bitterroot15th, Valley Wres- Monaco ander (91, as 102) Quintan (101, and always looking to imto compete kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Darby’s Makena Photo by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in the District tlingfinished Ambassador, by pin in his match 94) 18th,won Rollie Fisher (101, 97) finished prove.” Spencer. a19th, jumper that in. Now in Tournament. And if you are a earlier in the daybanked against Cadogan Wheat Jon Post (99, 123) finished 24th, and Mason Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton.(136, 129) finished 29th. Brossman athletes won hope to the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper Schicilone drove hard in the paint performance like this one in the For Florence Head Coach Skip RosenFor the Florence girls, Alexa McLean (94, 111)matches several made basket was thwarted by a line by Virginia Brown. However, for the and drew another foul with the postseason. Notably from senior thal, the event is unique in aKetelhut variety of(120,146) finished 6th, and Malena fin-day. Seth on the violation, bringing the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa opportunity to extend the Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He said, “The ‘Root is really a special Wilson pinned ished 16th. Pirate ball. was waiting at the block for the ball After missing the first, she hit the an impressive 23 points in this game event. In addition to bragging rights, it istriangular They also played in a match play event Florence girls competing in theanother Eureka and-one Invitational on April 8th and 9th, Florence’s Alexa McLean Connor Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and forced shot. second, 43-45 Pirates. Then Lady and was followed by Mustafa who had one ofSeeley-Swan the rare opportunities Florence getson April with and Powell County 5th Aidyn finished 6th and Malena Ketelhut finished 16th. Corvallis, the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers inbounded the ball rushing 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chance against the other Bitand had to thewrestle following results: 6-0 Meinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down with 47 seconds remaining “I was sodef. happy for my Gross, players,” terroot Valley teams since Florence is B/C Gracie Hawkes, Ham. Mckenzie Bodee 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 andBoys Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corv., 6-1, 6-3 Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded the long shot and banked heart and guts.” are Leevi A. It isBohrer also thePC only time whereAlexander it is def. Ethan FC 2upat 170, Janessa Chaplin, Ham. def. Seenika Koerner, Larson, the Lady Tigers. But not for long. the three-point advantage. Pirate in basket a foul her justaAri our localwith teams. Many of our families Nicholas SS def.sending Patrick Duchien FC 4&3 Carter Corv., 6-0, 6-7, 10-2 pinned Corvallis vs Hamilton April 7th know eachPosthmus other, haveSS battled earlierOlson Morgan Aiden def. in Hunter FC 6&5and Abbigail Jessop, Corv. def Kristen Jessop, Ham., generations, andSSactually get a chance to FCNoah Ben Haley def. Quintan Monaco 9&7 Guisinger 6-2, 6-2 Girls Singles connect this event. ” Rosenthal said the Treyat Miller SS def. Sean Larson FC 2&1of Hamilton, event began about 10 at the Jace Pedersen FCyears def.ago, Brody Hunter PC 5&4Burrows, at Eliana Foss, Ham. def. Dakota Powell, Corv., 7-6, Girls Doubles Lance direction the valley JacobofHansen PCcoaches. def. Jon Post FC 9&7182 pinned Issac Madisen The 2021-2022 season apparentRollie Fisher FC def. has Chris AuchenbachMartinez SS Nenry/Haiof Hambybeen Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly somewhat of a rekindling of the 4&3 ley Anderilton. At 205, Luke took of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As Seth Wilson FC def. Aaron Jungers SS Maki 9&8 advantage son, Corv. won his their 13C rematch from earlier the night. had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, I Adyn Mienzen FC def. Kaden Thornsberry SSand They def. Maria match, Dallas this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. 2&1 KanenwishBlair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. to fend the Victor Pirates. Besides 14 from Preston Smith who has been “We’re inoff a bit of a def. rebuilding year with a FCRassmussen Sam Ross PC Mason Brossman 4&2 er/Brynn of a slow first quarter where theBoggess Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff aJaiden renewed com- PC 7&5 Tyler Brett FCand def Lehtola, Stevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’” Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had a great night in the mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Ham, 6-3, Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow march victory. post. School Administration and to School Board. Girls 2-6, 10-3 “Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 beating John Post that was Darby Smith “We have been really pushing for We will head have acoach school-sponsored Middle Mia Nicholas SSKrystal def. Alexa McLean FCteam 6&5 Kennedy effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little a huge one. That match I figured could go said, “Ball movement, defense, the to take good quality shots School Program beginning this yearand and Tegan Mauldin SS def. Malena Ketelhut FCboyssupporting Jaskus/Lilly practice, teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching either way.” hustle are what helped usdedicated pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our new Trail, Corv. 6&4 off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well. 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 def. Sophia letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresbe a good the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The representation future of wrestlingofinDarby’s Florence Lewanski/ has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is lookingagainst bright.” the Pirates. The Emma build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the Tigers did a good job of patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ Hollinged Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils won many of the matches in in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked performance this season, said,Helena “Our kids sworth, Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresStevensville vs East April 152, 4th Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and the lower weight classes which ultimately took been highworking percentage the which players really stood out she have hard,shots are in at great Ham., 6-0, Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket.focused, and having fun. We may responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, 6-3 match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have Stevensville 1 0 1 15 10 27 When asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and Alivia East Helena 122 1 0 6 practice looked like leading up to this did it well.” Jessop/ matchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, Jayde VenStevensville - Hits: Claire Schneiter 2, Lily Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, ema, Corv., Newsom 2, Lily Brushia 2, Hailey Thomas 3, that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby def. Anna Sophie Berning 3, Emmy Kopsa, Claire Moody our biggest advice was to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring Hamilton’s Eliana Foss returning a shot in her match against Corvallis’s Dakota Powell. Foss is unde- Twardoski/ 2. RBIs: Claire Schneiter, Lily Newsom, Camas head in the game, play our gamehas the greatest the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by feated on the season.and Morgan Gurby Thomas Spencer Smith, Lily Brushia, Hailey Thomas 3, Sophie and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game. Rockwood You saw theand the Pirate 4 anddefense. the Falcons also managed Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Photo by Thomas ney, Ham., Berning 5, Emmy Kopsa, Claire Moody they definitely worked Andquickeach and wit, posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. players and fans go to keep that 6-1,lead 6-2in the fourth On Thursday night thetogether! Lady Lily 3, Kenzi Frost. Winning Pitcher: with a little press the whole gamewhich we brings quarter. a when Faith also if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring in the basket, hustle back,berserk play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, or ahead,the it’s Brushia wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 that quardefense, and outwork the opponent,” Boys in Singles celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer rings.” taking advantage of a few and mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The finalAndy score Purcell, was 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, Stevensville vscheer, Frenchtown during practices, game!” Florence. Ham. def. Chance other extracurricular activities. April 7th team meetings Both teams came The Jackets were carried Jessop, Corv., 6-0, 6-1 And although the Lady Jackets or games. Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair Colin Hanley, did Stevensville not walk away 0 with 0 a0win 2 0 2 is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an Vai, outHam. def. Jeff against Florence, they Frenchtown 7 8competed 1 0 16 quiet person, who really giving much standing night. Corv., 6-0, 6-0 against a strong, well coached by Thomas Spencer of the in the up fourth and for When asked later what liked brings a competion defense “Claire had a realhe good game, Cooper Gurney, team and the atmosphere Stevensville - Hits: Lily Newsom responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense Ham. def. Anakin night 2, Lilyremained Brushia,positive Sophie and Berning, Claire The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being anofthat is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fastCorv., breaks on Darger, 6-2, cheerful. The three seniors on 2. PitchMoody. RBIs: Claire Moody Yellowjackets took on the including 5 from exchange student is to experience a watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” said Fulbright. Hutchin6-1 the basketball teamClaire that were ers: Lily Brushia, Moody 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 Isaac Harmon, recognized on the night were Saturday in Stevensville. quarter. Beller people and have the opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly inHam. transition but sheto was def. Tucker Hailey Thomas, Kelti Stevensville vsWandler, Butte Central The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from Freeman, Corv., 6-1, and Faith April 8thHuenergardt. outStevensville really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” the mid and Huenergardt, Fulson, 6-4 three-point range head first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played basketball Italy are bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well. But the LadyinJackets BillStevensville Fulbright, speaking 5 3 to 0 his 1 0 1 0 12 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 runBoys Doubles experience coaching Butte Central 4 Hailey 2 0 0 1 2 3 15 pressure 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. Nik Talia/Luke Thomas, commented, “I have and capitalizing strong also happened to half. in my country school sports are more team in our end the second “Getting theand ballCorv., up thedef. floor Sangster, been privileged toon coach Hailey SchneitStevensville Hits: Claire drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.” Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of Liam O’Connell/Jackfor2,the past four years. HaileySmith, is er Lily Newsom, Camas open looks from the floor. for thetwo young a positive and it 6-4, was a freshman. shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something sonattitude Heath, Ham., one of the toughest young ladies,Sophie Lily Brushia, Hailey Thomas, The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all 4-6, 17-15 mentally 3, and physically, youEmmy will Kopsa, Berning Olivia Gray 2, 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said. That year,” said Fulbright. “It’s gratifyRyan Hutchison/ ever meet, and 3. yetRBIs: is so comClaire Moody Lily Newsom, 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 Grant Wilcox, Corv., passionate toward2,everybody Sophie Berning Olivia Gray 2, Emmy quarter and was absolutely stood out as the love how we support each other on about everything, the defining moment have made this year, and to see it def. Dawson Beraround her. SheMoody plays her heart Lily Kopsa, Claire 3. Pitcher: 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 glaund/Jacob Rollins, out every time she is on the Brushia strongly defensively Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete and get anything get her game.” Ham., 6-2,better 6-2 every court. I couldn’t ask forand a player played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down. It was an was fairly close with Sam Duerr/Jonah with a better attitude.” Yellowjacket Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and basket inHamilton’s thetofirst quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played Eastdef. emotional andsenior on the team, sends a no-look pass to a teammate. At right: Andy Purcell serving Wilheim, Ham., In regard his time with Stevensville’ only Florence’s Kylie Kovatch withEmmett thewinning jump shot The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, 35-32, exciting moment in his match against Corvallis’s Chance Alsop/JackKelti Wandler, 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 Jessop. Purcell is 4-0 on the season. 15 of their own. However, the boys son Chevez, Corv., “ I have also been privileged to Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 6-3, 6-3 coach Kelti for four years. Kelti in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

Prep roundup Golf

Tennis

Darby boys prevail against Pirates

Softball

Stevi plays Florence on Senior Night

Stevi boys drop one to Frenchtown

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Flyfishing Journal

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A time to learn A fly fishing tradition in the Bitterroot for many years was the May Clinic, where new and aspiring fly fishers could learn the basics of the sport from local club volunteers, FWP personnel and fly fishing professionals. This four-meeting clinic on Wednesday evenings in May featured fly fishing basics, camaraderie, door prize drawings, and membership in the sponsoring clubs. Eventually the clinic died of its own weight, as often happens with volunteer efforts. I was sad to see it go. This year through Bitterroot College I’m offering a different sort of May clinic, A Friendly Introduction to Fly Fishing. The class will lack some of the ancillary activities of the old May clinic but will bore deeper into the nitty-gritty of fly fishing. There will be more time devoted to which flies to use and when, knot tying and rigging up, basic fly casting, gear selection, comfort and safety, stream courtesy, conservation, and where to find trout. And, like the clinic, it will be fun. There will be hands-on learning, takehome materials, PowerPoint presentations, and individual instruction. There will be four class meetings, Tuesday and Thursday evenings May 3, 5, 10, and 12, from 6 to 8 PM. To enroll call the college at 406-375-0100. Space is limited; if this section fills there will be a waiting list. This class resulted from a recent brainstorm with college Continuing Education Director Jamie Ogden. It is not in the college Spring Course Catalog. Save this paper and call the college soon if you have questions or want to enroll.

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value. If it were based on market value In the past I tried to offer fly tying college, once independent of UM manthat’d make me cringe. courses through the college but ran agement and with a Spartan budget, but In my view the small increase that into problems: minimum enrollment enough to operate on, could thrive. Cut valley property owners would pay to requirements were too large. You can out 25% of that budget by not passing teach fly tying effectively through video the levy and it will die on the vine. keep their college as a viable and esto ten or more people, or to a group of And I for one, certainly don’t want sential community resource is not only six or less without it. to live with the results of that. worth it, but pays dividends directly Bitterroot College asked the par- back to the same taxpayers who would ent institution, UM, for budget enough to cover a monitor and Skype camera to make the course go – and to provide much-needed capabilities in other curricular areas. The whole investment would have come in at less than $500. UM refused. I bought a small monitor and camera myself and used it to teach fly tying in my shop. Loselose-lose. I taught private courses, but not with the outreach the college would have providChuck teaches casting. ed. The college lost. And the students who didn’t get to take the course lost. vote against it. Just recently I ate at a favorite café I sincerely urge you, if and saw some handouts on the counter you’re in that latter camp, urging a NO vote on the college’s ballot to take another look: measure in the upcoming May 4 elecBitterroot College trains tion. “This is your chance to say no to many of our young people more taxation,” the handout sheet read. and turns them back into I share and can certainly underthe work force here in the stand, during these times of inflation valley. High quality commercial flies, tackle and economic uncertainty, the angst of I’ve watched at-risk facing more taxation in any form. But students, some who might this issue is the wrong place to draw a otherwise wind up on line in the sand. public assistance or in Opponents of the levy don’t underthe penal system (both at stand or confuse the difference between great taxpayer expense) assessed valuation (low) and market turn it around because of value (off the charts) when pressing Bitterroot College. Fly Fishing International Certified Casting Instructor their case against the levy. The levy is This is a chance to take based on a portion of assessed evaluaback local control of edu406-961-8848 ~ chuck@chuck-stranahan.com tion, which is low – not the full market cation in our valley. The

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Naomi J. Cheeney Cheeney Law, PLLC PO Box 212 Hamilton, MT 59840 Phone: (406) 363-9060 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SANFORD EVERETT HALE, Also known as SAM HALE, Deceased. Case No.: DP-22-48 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed Estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to Lewey Hale, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at Cheeney Law, PLLC, PO Box 212, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court. DATED this 24th day of March 2022. /s/ Lewey Hale, Personal Representative BS 3-30, 4-6, 4-13-22. ___________________ PUBLIC NOTICE The Burnt Fork Water Commission will hold its first meeting of the 2022 irrigation season Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at 8:00 pm at the American Legion Hall, corner of Meyer Lane and Middle Burnt Fork Road, Stevensville. BS 4-13, 4-20. ___________________ David T. Markette

MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 DavidM@mcpcattorneys. com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES ZACHARY CHEETHAM a/k/a ZACH CHEETHAM, Deceased. Probate No. OP DP-412022-19 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) mqnths after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to NICOLE ‘CHEETHAM, the Personal Representative, in care of MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C., 601 S. First Street, P.O. Box 515, Hamilton, Montana !59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct. DATED this 6 day of April, 2022. Nicole Cheetham MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/13, 4/20, 4/27 ___________________ David T. Markette Megan S. Winderl MARKETTE & CHOUI-

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KURTISS W. PENMAN, Deceased. Case No.: DP-22-29 Dept No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed as the Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must be mailed to Melisa Penman, Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at 404 Lakeside Drive, Lolo, MT 59847, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court. DATED this 23rd day of March 2022. /s/ Melisa Penman, Personal Representative BS 4-13, 4-20, 4-27-22. ___________________ NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of Stevensville School District No. 2, Ravalli County, Montana for the Election of three (3) trustees to be elected for a three (3) year term for the Stevensville Elementary/High school district. The election will be conducted solely by mail ballot. Ballots will be mailed to all eligible qualified electors in the District on April 15, 2022, and must be returned by each voter to the Ravalli County Election Administrator’s Office, by mail or in person, to the Ravalli County Election Administrator, Ravalli County, 215 S 4th St, Suite C, Hamilton, Montana 59840, during regular business hours (8:00 a.m. to

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placement ballot if their ballot is destroyed, spoiled, lost, or not received by the elector by personally appearing at the office of the Ravalli County Election Administrator and by: (a) signing an affidavit form stating the reason for the request for replacement; and (b) if the reason given for replacement is “spoiled ballot,” by returning the spoiled ballot to the office of the Ravalli County Election Administrator. Ballots may be returned in person at the place of deposit listed above or returned by mail. If returning by mail, please use the then-prevailing first class-postage price or one Forever Stamp. Postmark date does not apply; ballots returned by mail must be received by the 8:00 p.m. Election Day deadline to be counted. Please note, all electors, as defined in MCA 20-20-301, are those who reside within the Elementary District and are registered to vote by the close of registration on April 4, 2022. For electors who miss the close of registration deadline, late registration is available through the office of the County Election Administrator until noon on May 2, 2022, and will resume on Election Day, May 3, 2022, from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. The following candidates are running for the Elementary/ High School District position of trustee on the Stevensville School Board for a threeyear term. Billy Donaldson Stephanie Esch Tony Hudson Kristopher McKoy Frances “Frannie” Schmitz BS 4-13-22.

Northern pike study begins Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks fisheries biologists began tagging northern pike in portions of the Bitterroot, Clark Fork, and Clearwater rivers last week as part of a new study on pike movement in the Missoula area. The success of the study depends on reports from anglers who catch tagged fish. Biologists believe the research will help identify movement patterns and extent, as well as identify key breeding areas in local watersheds. In recent years, biologists have observed greater numbers of pike in rivers within the study area and consistent production of larger pike. While valued by many anglers, northern pike are also an introduced species that can impact wild trout populations and other species through predation and competition. Angler reports of tagged fish are critical to the research. FWP fisheries crews will be netting and tagging northern pike over the next few

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Detailed Local Forecast

0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, 11+: Extreme Exposure

Today we will see mostly cloudy skies with a high temperature of 36°, humidity of 38%. Northeast wind 2 to 6 mph. The record high temperature for today is 79° set in 1904. Expect partly cloudy skies tonight with an overnight possible record low of 12°. East northeast wind 2 to 6 mph. The record low for tonight is 21° set in 1970. Thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of isolated snow, high temperature of 43°, humidity of 48%. East northeast wind 2 to 7 mph.

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Moonrise 4:51 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 7:21 p.m. 8:40 p.m. 10:02 p.m. 11:25 p.m. Prev Day

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Farmer's Growing Degree Days Date Degree Days Date Degree Days 4/4 0 4/8 2 4/5 0 4/9 0 4/6 0 4/10 0 4/7 0 Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the average to assess how many growing days are attained.

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1099

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