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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 years of service, An openmedical house celebration was for its new by Howell current process is that ballots go into State’s office said that it doesn’t seem direct50 and possibly quickest theMichael center is on the east side community She said the theymostwhich raised over $80,000 they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex that will beThe build- center board, the counting machine and preliminary to comply with election statutes. worked with route would be through the legislature of Lone Rock Park. through community picnics, ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open a meeting drew a roomful numbers are produced. The ballots are Deputy County Attorney Clay Farmersto seek arummage change insales, the law. ingAt contains a large they started State bingo nights built just north ofthatmeeting animal shelter located on Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” of concerned last Friday, the Burrows noted that curroom, a warming a workingthen on sealed, and an audit is conducted Leland said that the power to conduct Bank to keep andalso donations fromthe commuby spring of 2023, Stevensville atcitizens the kitchen, Kathie Butts, President the Road inCounty Hamilton. The event served Ravalli Commissioners agreed under the authority of the Secretary of election audits is given by statutetheir to loan rent contract with ES&S toof run the state-of-the-art audio visual this ain 2012 nity members. Other major and that they plan corner ofand Kootenai double included Board, “This organization has to send apurpose. letter toItthe Montana SecState. It is a process of rolling dice to the Secretary of State and Plettenberg electionsaid, machines which was system, a gorgeous view a ribbon and incorpopayments contributors were theexeThree on continuing to Creek and retary of State requesting that select one federal race, one in her capacity as Election Adminiscuted such in 2015 prohibits the the county of the Road Bitterroot Mountains toRavalli 2014. reasonable. Mile Fire District, Lone cutting ceremony in honor of therated new in randomly come a long way since it was expand services. Hwy 93.be the west. She saidstatewide the Those payRock 50 Park andago. the Rapp County given the authority do race, one legislative race and trator. He said that the County does from knowing theyears source code of the started about I feel aFamfacility, including tours of theto whole “We’re bringing the The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation. post-election audits of local elections. one initiative, if there should be one not appear to have any explicit authorsoftware being used to count the votes. John Bishop, building, and anBitarray of food and huge sense of responsibility to honor care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there Commissioner Jeff Burrows said on the ballot. ity to conduct its own election audit. He said there is public concern over terroot those who have come before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are were many who that after hearing concerns expressed Burrows said that he was surprised He said the county is a general powers the fact that the county has control he said. make it as good as itvolunteers can be no as we set 50ththat birthday. said Marcus that servespeople Lone Rock School. When to learn that there was no audit of already being helped on or thethe project, and by several regarding the county and does not have any authorover the machines certification HedgeThe privatehad non-profit organization the course for the nextLois 50 years.” Daly Hospital The surrounding park Schmiedeke TMCSC received reduced election results and theconaccuracy of any local races being conducted. One ity that is not explicitly granted orassessed,of the numbers. chair McCormack saidpeth, that the of the was fisoccer rst organized in 1972. In 1984, tains andmachines, baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices from contractors. The election voting he began option suggested by Plettenberg was implied by a legal statute. While there Plettenberg said that the county Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fields, tennis andlaw. volleyball the the county do an audit of local proudhad thatbeengeneral contractor donated lalooking into the He said that involved,” acto have might be some chance that powerisfor working with ES&S since the Schmiedeke, Pando andthe Wendy Audiss in fronta of the auditthey didn’t fundraising campaign to fund the new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave said this project courts, atowalking aand playgroup had cording County Clerk Recorder electionsleen at the same time.Joyce He said county to conduct local 1980’s. She said that every election See the CENTER, page 3 newresponding community to center at Lone Rock Park. Photo bylaw, V. Howell. construction but then Covid-19 the BRHA on Fairgrounds Road ground andland a covered picnic raised about have Regina Plettenberg, who also serves as Bitterroot after finally his question is implied inthe the the state, hasAUDIT, been fourpage years5 Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds groupand spell-bound as Bit-to run See withofficial a 99-year lease. Six years later, pandemic hit and construction the Election Administrator, the ter about local audit, the Secretary of through a rule prepares change, could allow it, in the works, costs but Root aHumane Association Board Member Sue McCormack to cut the ribbon As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded there were some John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton. Photo by Michaelof Howell. had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where delays due to the Bitterroot project in a ceremonial groundbreaking. The facility on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic. She said2 theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building shelter since 1984. their vision that just north of the Stevensville Junction. by Nathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds thatisthe the Stevensville encountered people most important Christine Staub, a driving falling “quality, victim to mail way to combat facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. Hamilton. abuse is for people rather than just a accessible, personalized One for Hope event.of a “medical center” 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As a certified shipto ask questions clinic. She also said that Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will Miskin said the Casting health fordepot 90 years. presented with a Certificate of care” ping for FedEx, and start the conMurphy. She led the Hospital, which is a critical access for Recovery program in In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with those commissioners through Montana, which shehospital, started 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 by Victoria Howell me like a ton of in 2011, was going strong in Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t by Staub the national rataccounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation for quality invest in all theacommubricks.” 2020 when Covid hit. She 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 been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it comes said they had to shut down Council on March 15th, Chief label. After following of what potential byby Victoria Howell overall, doing very well Michael Victoria Howell are being recruited. There also be 55 retreats he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg Howell. sent home from all ofwill theby retreats. Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, but on its tax collections and The Bitterroot NaOverstreet has a coordinator Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of the hospital with were canceled. she knows that they Stevensville Public showing revenues over Peg Miskin, tional Forest (BNF) will This is the yearBall at the 50% The26th Cowboy Ravalli County message for you: to “become more vocal about a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. are, “often coached Schools will host a comof projections in of the Western Montana host a public meeting nationally. The program was Fairgrounds will be held February 12th. This is don’t fool around! He was home for the good things that happen able to uncover the to say they are shipmunity “grand re-openmost departments while program of the non-profit thisOverstreet, Wednesday, March started by a breast reconthe tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. legal or by Michael Howell expenses havepapers only K-3 ing”ping for Stevensville Casting Recovery, 30th fromfor 6 to 8 p.m. will ing his department’s experisurgeon whotowas of the package: nearlyDuring that time, structiveup, paperwork.” Other it’s going be an event worthy oftoa23% jubilee anbeattorney in amounted of and Stevensville High holding her 12th retreat to share information toHalfway a professional with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics for and former council member, the public at the next throughfly projections due inon large School buildings private practice in hismeeting oxygen level marriedcelebration. August 26-28. She’s lookingence by Victoria regarding theHowell developfisher. He realized that the castsuch opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, part to job vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this year’s Thursday, April 28 from for women who are currently appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, ment of a draft forest rod could be good In early March, a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of ing a fly county’s performance yetto torepbe filled. 4chair toclaiming 7have p.m. experiencing breast cancer, event. Freeman is also thethat of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management At the second regular for breast musclepretty rehabilitaer came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS orhave is looking good, One big savings was in These buildings or who have previously made Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say tion. Plan (CMP). The virtual counciltoand mayor how local Chicago, tional council members. meeting of the two-member intending send a package Illinois. Social Security according to Ravalli the budgeted funds for been remodeled and exthat journey, to sign up for which he’s been on for 12 years. A real estate February of 2021. that 51 is brain Staub of the Boxxethen Shoppe. Photo by Nameeting will be held on “Since we’ve discovshould run. He “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said FedEx. Administration. County CFO Klarryse the county’s share in Stevensville Town Council, onvia government panded with some new the two-and-a-half-day proagent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and also He went through damage material.” Zoom. See below for than Boddy. ered that these women (who Thewas customer Sometimes a frequent commenter Gibson construction forthey the past gram. Casting for Recovery January 27, town Jenelle is in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and aclerk link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 go through breast cancer) See COUNTY, page 10 seemed conwill tell their at council meetings during Joan Mell, an attorney 24 months. Construction free, women just have to get familiar with the profile of the Berthoud the council to late join August thetold meeting. Five andfused and unfundraising skills, and discipline, haveone been put to in he was wasthe no joke. “It have PTSD,” said Miskin. Over victims that a loved has has included renovathere. public Food, lodging, guiding, the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot rec- bad I potential victims, butuse wishes similar meetings audience thatcancer she was having good as fear chairisoflanded the Cowboy committee. “Their number one told that the felt familiar with course of so her in jail,toBall orfire that a prize tions systems even the fishing equipment, that others within the commupublic comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in reccurence.” Freeman said the committee hopes to trouble streaming the meetthe process, decade with has been won, but a feeraise needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t to include sprinklers, is free of charge. nity wouldMiskin help her look out 2021. the council that those makto handle the the prosecution said the program $50,000 this year, for the expansion of the rodeo and Staub Boxxe to be paid for release of the had breathe, like I ingsOverstreet on the internet. She said computer network infralaunched for their safety. Atall least one InMiskin addition to the the is open to ages and all 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 structure, lighting, new the former YouTube chanNorthern California program of the potential victims she opportunity to learn stages of“They breast cancer, from picious when has now commonly use a legitimate need to be replaced. They’re getting banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what classrooms, remodels to asthey a volunteer headed aided was a resident at ato local nel had wasand no longer about and participate in newly diagnosed 10 years considering recovered address, buton will be ready to up. Bucking stock can be hard metal.” existing rooms, connecremoval, the fi nal I imagine water two annual retreats there for audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recovextended nursing facility and the process developworking butof they had set up the custompast their last treatment. She approximately grab thetions package frombuildings, a porch The 10th annual cowboy ball between – which actually seven years. She moved to in the boarding to had be to be provided with a ride isage notand a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. Mell ing a climbing plan, this said that younger women or frontand atreatment new Facebook page. Hower’s $60,000 in door when it arrives. many other feaHamilton 10journey. years ago. She started 11the years ago but couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to colon cancer like,” recalls week’s meeting “It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge seem to be more concerned “They always direct the particular cash, all of to ever, members ofwill thecovpublic the session. with thethat National Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – hastures. been upgraded this The day after Overstreet. “This erwas the following agenda Officedetails about body image. Older victim to send the had said previouswhich was to it, ‘no signature The of mayor the town. “I just wanted who hadfor tried access the School district trustof CfR 11 to years, as Na“It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, he was isfrauduwhen I realized women have a tendency to transaction. being required,’” she adds. ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThe Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan Mell, ees, staff, and repretional Program Director and she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not • Review overall “This the fithat.” rst year we’ve ever doneAct a fully diagnosed with I was not say, “I don’t careisabout Unfortunatelentlythat de- town, The Bank Secrecy sentatives from MMW ing me and helping the ” center, more recently heading CfR’s questions from the public. abound when seniors are for filling in while town Greg objectives and desired accessible. Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman. TheOverstreet University COVID-19. taking Covidflags “Just talking together and ly, it was not manded from ofattorney 1970 requires banks to Architects and Quality being scammed. “If a person only national fundraiser, said Overstreet. outcomes ofas the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, lConstruction towill Overstreet, for patience she worked theStaub’sCrews “I was obviously first also said that they seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals being together makes a difwill be on is 80 years old, and all of a Cast One for Hope, which conversations should be prepared for some dinner. Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order ference and even influences very weakened,” said through the issues. Mayor Steve Gibson, council members Cindy Brown hand to welcomeand the sudden they’re coming into the ran for ninean years in HamilThe Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide update encountered See page 2 bank “interesting comments” decisions,” saiditMiskin. Gregthe Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, tothe commuOverstreet. “Itretired hit from JimMiskin Crews, former mayor community view the4 totheir $15,000, ton. Stacie Barker. Photo by Victoria Howell. at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton. nity.See See COWBOYto BALL page SURVIVING, page 5withdraw by Michael Howell such cirStaub is “For us, fly fishing is Covid. Photo by Victoria Howell. See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.” work that is nearing national in page 2021, Seeoffice PLAN, 2which Peg Miskin, coordinator Photo by Nathan of theBoddy. Casting for Recovery program in Westcompletion. Walking was the last year for the Cast ern Montana, believes in the rejuvenating power of being out in nature. Last week the Ravalli See RECOVERY, page 4 County Commissioners aptours willofbe available. proved adoption of a memorandum understand-

County asks for authority to audit elections

Stevi thwarted, vigilance recognized

County budget schools Casting for Recovery on track

Public Scammers meeting on BNF Women wanted for August Climbing retreat Plan

Surviving COVID

to hold Cowboy Ball Halfway through fiscal remodel scheduled year, county event budget looking good

Hearts full love Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds

DUI Task Force, MAPS to partner on special video

Gold Butterfly project draws some objections Spreading love Report: ‘Yellowstone’ injects $70 million into state economy

Localtodraft horse rescue Stevi return park land thriving to county ing with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and

letter the commissioners statedInstituteProtection National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media to produceAgency. a video The designed to help parents keep tabs on their children’s behavthat “Ravalli County objects contains recommendations manage timber to provide Plan. ior. impacts to concerning the Draft SEIS for forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated A new record of decision The deadlineHowell closed on if it would be possible Victoria The DUI Task approved of year, theForce facility tookButterfly. inthe justcreation under bybyVictoria Howell thewhen Gold Concerncounty owned/maintained was issued on December 17, retain old growth status in all UM News $85.8 million additional gross experienced growthwhich in television and Room lodging and rental cars to veterinary on January 18,Service forHowell filing objec- to put envelopes by Victoria his•property whichinwould in effect with the highway, is aastate addressed private land was Mischief lastand May and the commissioners $240,000 spent every penny. heavy equipment theowner scope ofthe the analysis treatment to 10roads 2021 accompanied by a to Draft all the doors and Dominic Farrenreceipts Montana businesses andunits. According film in thebecause last years, withsigned 122 proand animal services benefitted aWildlife broad shutthen off for access Stevensville River highway, nowfrom you’re going to on it. sold toproject aing new and Fish, off The involved creation tions to theShinn, Draft SupplemenJasmin founder and There are no paid employees; it’s an “The all-of kopf, activities director put valentine cards in Filmed in and around the Bitterroot non-business organizations. ductions filmed in 2019. Some of those spectrum of Montana businesses. The Stevensville Town Coun- SEIS thatPark, a 20-acre park on the east bank have release two accesses forlogging trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-pritheitems letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press and mostly, provides a site-speset of easily accessible that hadThe secret hiding tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization. But saidreexecutive director of 1fourth Horse atwas Sapphire them. Farrenkopf Valley ofsplit Montana, the season offorest Additionally, revenues of of qualified forbut tax credit. More business wenow got from ‘Yellowstone’ cil onLutheran whether to accept just toreally the north annual of the private ofthefilms boats, and you’ve just come out to, ofthan the vate piece belongs toShinn thesome state compartments where someone could stash root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide not limited theitimpacts cific plan amendment about piece 90% proposed (Draft SEIS) for the Gold At A Time Draft Horse Rescue costs about $200 per month to feed Homes in Hamilton, is near liked the idea. He government askedCrews contacted the hit television seriesland “Yellowstone” state $10.6 30 states, Montana, currentally our line,” said a small piece of park the property. thebycounty Stevi Wyeincluding at 45 miles per hour - there is aflask developed fishing access site. drugs or hide aand small ofbottom whiskey. The aim was to Willow Creek Road. Due tohelped Management Wildlife Re-Lynntreatment areas are within an defining old-growth stan- were higher Butterfly Project, Bitterroot “gentle there are facility Corvallis, gotmillion a nice askingin the community students brought more thana $70 in was addi-at schools million, according BBER Director ly offer some form of tax credit, often these Wood owner of the Montana Stevensville bridge, an item that and negotiated thetodonation of the are going to be accidents there.” “But I giants.” think it’sThen [the piece to provide parents aFields, learning opportunity toon seethe the source “Maintain area designated for insect resource 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 tional spending to the state, according Patrick transferrable, to studios return forways Media Center, aObjective locally based services considered atresidents the March 24th council land onBarkey. the west, potential Mayorand Steve Gibson in said he didn’t west] still a viable piece oftoland for the various in which any young person can hide Last year lopes. activities sufficient habitat tions, Ravalli County would decision were received because of the little love this special envelopes and presented with aValencheck forUniversity $7500 associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate to a study conducted byacres the “The production of treatment locating activities within their states. provider. meeting. The land ownership willnew now river access pending the disease outcome of see what use theenveland is to the town. “Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 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 dyof Montana Bureau of Business and ‘Yellowstone’ season four in Montana The BBER study on “Yellowstone” Barkey said economic gains should these horses. When they’re fi nally ready from representatives of JCCS, an Glenda Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and About four years resident. people piece, which tomostly the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff said he looked upwhat the for ley. are many cars out there, Economic Research. supported and in They claim wasMichaelson sponsored thenecessary MEDIA Coalition continue ifmost Montana becomes aormore said sheadoption, tells“There parents is,so “If you don’t look, accounting fiis rmlocated with aadjacent branch can be driven support viable populations ingwell trees. area by the maintenance having to dojobs with theincome mercial vegetative treatment than the once. growing every year. ago, resident came drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side said she apotenreal problem with old minutes andParamount. found that the land I see. think it can be used for parking. But Theastudy found that because excess of had its own economic footprint, of Montana and regular for large-scale film producthen younor don’t If site you don’t see, then you don’t ridden, and some just become “pasture located in Hamilton. Part of could theoflogging of old-growth dependent during the project, the of old growth, is impacted by mountain pine within a 55,000was acre area ofto the to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, offered Town this piece of land. “It’s where two was donated on the condition that looking long term, if you have prop“Yellowstone,” the Paramount global making Montana’s economy larger “We felt it was important to have tions with a similar scale and scope to10 See VALENTINES, page 10 selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.” See DUI, page rehabilitation of the the road afteron the species. ” side The letter notes that beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest in the Sapphire Mounin 2017 by Ravalli County for use as a roads converge, the bank is incrediit would be maintained and utilized erty west of the river, then hit TV series starring Kevin Costner, and more prosperous than it otherwise accurate data as to the impacts of “Yellowstone.” was online voting and according Willow Creek Road. 1 Horse At A Draft Time SEIS was established the limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and the project issaid complete. potential river access site. bly steep… I thinkBarkey there are liability for western recreational within five youTo have access to study potentially consolthere were: would have been,” said. “The media industry inpurposes Montana,” StevebyRavalli view the She’s full findings, visit tains east of Corvallis. Shinn in 2018. originally from to JCCS branch 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 •The 527original permanent jobs in the state, high-paying nature of the producGrover, CEO of Montana Studios and the Bureau of Business and Economproposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time Germany where sheI grew up around mayor Jim Crews, theMontana owner ofresland channel and thethe deepest partAlthough of the in general Vickie Motley, park board memofResearch Stevensville. think It’s not including the 624 jobs, and the considerable co-founder of thefinancial MEDIA Coalition ic website at www.bber. burden ofofthe project quences analysis tosomething vegetation, officials tion-related have stated that withdrawn in August of 2020 horses. She’s always been a horse fan,of was one of the top four vote at the who riverwere on the northeast side project had channel. If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done idents employed during demand for locally produced goods and Montana. umt.edu. Based in the UM College RDO Equipment Co. the pileated woodpecker and is designed to improve agreement with the proposed to Ravalli County andbut believe after Friends of the Bitterroot getters. she is especially passionate about attempted to shut off river access on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, page 16 filming as extras. services, are the main reasons why the During five months of filming in Business, BBER was founded in 1948 8571 Running W. Road pine marten. project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current law forest resilience to natural check followed in the wake and her economic husband, aand andThat for the • Alliance $25.3 million in Wild annual personal economic impacts were so sizable.” western Montana, the studio’s signif- draft tohorses. monitorShe Montana’s existing from agreements. ”business “We realize these old growth likereport fire, insects Commissioners expressed Missoula, MT 59808 military retiree, and their two children of a $25,000 gift claiming in households. November Rockies filed suit the disturbancesThe income for Montana found that Montana has icant spending onand everything conditions. 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 expensive proposition. 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 growth foundYin the Bitterroot by Michael Howell

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Fifth grade friends raise money for children in Ukraine by Jessica Shourd

the size of Montana and has almost 44 million people, where Montana has When things started to heat up about 1 million people. My husband in Ukraine, my daughter, Sloane, and I noticed her drawing connections asked a lot of questions about war about Ukraine that would help her resuch as: “What is happening to ally understand. Our foreign exchange families, homes, schools, and towns student has stayed in contact since she in Ukraine?” We told her that Rusflew home in June of 2021, and she sia started a war in Ukraine; honest has been saying she can hear the bomb dialogue took place in an age-apsiren going off in Warsaw, Poland. Our propriate manner, however we still foreign exchange student also commuexplained the devastation happening. nicated that folks are pretty uneasy in She did some research and learned that part of Europe. Learning more, that Ukraine is very close to Czechia hearing real-life concerns and fear (Czech Republic), where our graduatfrom her Czechia “sister,” and drawing ed foreign exchange student lives. She connections to her own reality, Sloane learned that Ukraine is almost twice decided she must do something. So, she did. One day Sloane ran into the kitchen and asked permission to use her debit card to send money to Unicef A group of Stevensville 5th graders held a bake sale to raise money for Ukraine. We told children in Ukraine. Photo courtesy of Jessica Shourd. her the allowance in her account is hers and she can prioritize where that money goes. She had $15.00 in her account and chose to

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Loads of Dignity celebrates three years of service by Alyssa DePompa Homeless in a small town I am homeless but have done nothing wrong Bills were paid on time, and our yard was vibrant with freshly planted flowers The smell from our BBQ and sounds of children filled our home I am homeless because the owner sold our home We packed all our furnishings and watched our children choose smaller toys to keep out of storage You see me at the grocery store, and we make small talk in the checking line I walk away feeling a relief that for one more day no one knows I am homeless We have mastered washing up in gas stations, taking more time than you, to make sure we have gone the extra mile to not look homeless I drive down the same roads as you when we both pick up our kids from school My wife pores over the paper praying to find a new place to rent This routine leads to daily tears, I sadly watch them roll down her beautiful face When the sun starts to set, we drive around to find a safe place to park I place light blankets in our windows as my wife locks all the doors With thick blankets wrapped tightly around us, I silently pray we can sleep through the night For 6 hours a day, my children are the same as yours. They play on the playground releasing all the stresses that plague them at home No one knows we are homeless We have had the same jobs for years and our children always manage to adore a smile on their face We hope to find a motel room for a night or two

Stefani washed The her clothes in a thought of horse trough on feeling a soft the ranch and bed to stretch this memory out on, a sparked an idea. bathroom She shared her just a couconviction with ple of steps her husband away, and and started the calming brainstorming feeling of the on how to help. warmth from With empathy our shower and an initiative seems so far to provide a out of reach sense of dignity We call around to as the goal, each local Stefani hit the motel ground runPraying ning. Researchthat we will ing, writing, get to expeprinting flyers, rience this visiting local luxury for businesses, just a night applying for or two grants, and askThe words ing for donaseem to flow tions, she dove so freely from into her desire their mouths, to help those we have no less fortunate. vacancies for Thus, Loads the next few of Dignity was born. weeks What a sigIt will be nificant impact another night it makes to of finding a preserve one’s safe place to Loads of Dignity founder Stefani Jackson, center, with Calleen dignity when park We look for Calahan, left, and Melissa Gray, right. Loads of Dignity is celebrat- so many things have been lost a semi lighted ing three years of service to the community. or taken away. space for us to many have taken a new perAt the very least, kids can go to feel safe, spective on the ability to wash school with clean clothes and We must be out of the sight their clothes as less of a chore avoid being bullied so they are of others so we can avoid the and more of a commodity. able to focus on academics. midnight knock saying we Loads of Dignity founder There is so much value in the have to leave again and CEO, Stefani Jackson, a kindness of strangers and the I am still homeless in a 10-year resident of the Bitterability to listen without an small town root, has endured hardships agenda or judgment. Loads --Poem by Stefani Jackson in her life just like most of us. of Dignity honors recipients’ Feeling down and needing complete confidentiality and We all have dirty laundry. purpose, she asked God to establishes stability for those We think of it as a chore. But provide a path forward. One in need by offering quarters, imagine how you would feel day, after watching a homedetergent, hygiene products, if you did not have the access, less man give his dog the only and kindness… all free. or the means, to wash your bottle of water he had while Local businesses have been clothes. Sadly, many families running her errands and then more than willing to help. are in this position right here doing her laundry, she had an Fast & Fluffy Laundromat at in the Bitterroot Valley. Be epiphany. “Other people can’t 115 Pine Street in Hamilton it the pandemic, economic do this,” she thought gratefulhas become the hub for this distress, or simply hardship, ly. Growing up in rural Texas,

altruistic endeavor. Businesses have donated soap and baskets, and volunteers started emerging through Stefani’s efforts. The majority of the donations have come from the generous members of the community, providing funds to put together hygiene bags as well as children’s bags, which were also started to alleviate the boredom of children and give them something positive to keep them entertained. “Loads of Dignity also started offering shower vouchers four months ago and the full circle of dignity is finally complete,” said Stefani. “If you feel good, you carry yourself with more confidence.” Loads of Dignity helps from 25 to 70 people each month. It has grown significantly in the three years since its inception. Donations and grants keep this non-profit afloat. The displaced renters and families are more than grateful for the help and the lack of judgment. Stefani informs, “Our homeless individuals/couples come and go. They are usually living in their cars, couch surfing and/ or living in a camper trailer. Coming to the laundromat on a consistent basis is hard for them.” An anonymous Bitterroot resident adds, “Laundry Love is a wonderful asset to our community, there is so much need here in the Bitterroot. Life is so hard for so many families these days. Laundry Love helps with the need of clean clothes and helps direct people to other services that they might be able to utilize. Such love goes out to those who are helped through this organization. It is truly a blessing!” If you wish to donate to Loads of Dignity, donations can be taken to Fast & Fluffy, or you may visit the website at loadsofdignity.com or email Stefani at loadsofdignity2019@gmail.com.

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just a mechanism to get and greet. All the retreat participants,” said Miskin. into things that maybe they day Saturday “A lot of these women may not have haven’t shared before. Anythey are taught a really positive view of themselves. body that has been into fly beginning and There’s something about being on fishing knows what a release advanced casting. the river… A lot of women say this it is. Just floating on the They learn about is the first time they haven’t thought river, listening to the water, entomology, the about their cancer. It wraps up a lot of seeing the sunlight. I call it various knots and emotions on that day. Then we finish my control-alt-delete. It’s fishing gear. up with an impromptu celebration a complete break from the There is also lunch.” cares of daily life.” a medical gathMiskin adds, “An important thing In 2021, Miskin said they ering, facilitated - so many of us have had to stop life went ahead and had the by a trained because of Covid. The last two years local program in an abbremedical breast have really changed how we live our viated fashion - no room cancer facilitator. lives and interact with people. For sharing, and masks and In this case, the Casting for Recovery to bring people vaccinations were required. facilitator will together after that is really something “We didn’t want to lose our be a longtime special.” momentum,” said Miskin. oncology nurse Only 14 women are selected for A previous group celebrates their completion of a Casting for Recovery “But, we did have womfrom Missoula. each retreat. The deadline to apply retreat. Photo courtesy of Peg Miskin, Casting for Recovery. en who were selected and Then there is a for this year’s retreat is June 17th. didn’t want to come because free time when Selection is random. If you would This retreat will be at the Lubrecht we required a vaccine.” the women just hang out together. On like to apply, or know someone who Experimental Forest ( https://www. Now all retreats are fully hapSaturday evening, a psycho-social fais a likely candidate for this program, cfc.umt.edu/lubrecht/). The typical pening, but everyone still has to be cilitator holds a support group for the contact Miskin at peg.moonstruck@ agenda is that the women show up vaccinated, including volunteers, staff, women. “They talk about what breast gmail.com. More information about on Friday and have an initial meet river helpers and the women. cancer has done to them emotionally,” this and other retreats, and an online said Miskin, “and what it’s done to application, can be found at https:// their family and friends. There could castingforrecovery.org/ be tears, there could be laughter. For Funding for the program comes many, this is the first time they can from grants, individual and corporate really share about this.” donations, and fundraising events. Local sponsors for this year’s retreat Miskin said that about 70% of the are Bitterroot Health, Farmers State women who come have never attendBank, Scheels Missoula and Commued a support group, so this is a crucial nity Health Foundation. component. A fundraising event, “Let’s Get The Casting for Recovery “hook,” Scratching,” will according to be held May 21 Miskin, is that in Hamilton. A it’s not a hospital scratchboard class setting. “We’re out will be taught by in nature, learning acclaimed local something new from 5 to 7 p.m. artist Cynthie with other womFisher. The 30 en going through Tickets $35 each at the door. participants will get the same thing,” to create a piece of said Miskin. “That art. The class is $50 breaks down barand includes a light riers.” lunch and beveragOn Sunday, es. There will also the final day, they Kim Annis of Libby attended the 2021 be a silent auction. bring in river Casting for Recovery retreat. Annis is a To sign up, or for helpers - local fly bear biologist and lives in a small cabin more information fishers who meet in the woods with her dogs and cat. about supporting, the group at the Covid caused her to forego her annual or volunteering for, Blackfoot River Proceeds to benefit and wade fish with mammogram...which was the case for Casting for RecovChildren of the ery, email Miskin at the women for 2-3 many women in 2020. Watch a video peg.moonstruck@ hours. “This is the about Kim at https://www.youtube. Bitteroot gmail.com. only time that men com/watch?v=jY6eprzuP-U. Photo are involved with courtesy of Peg Miskin, CfR.

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since 2008 has been audited due to these kinds of fears. “I have faith in these machines,” said Plettenberg. She said the county has used these machines for a long time and she is not afraid of any audit. She said the machines are pre-tested on June 1, before the election, and the public is invited to attend. She said the state rolls the dice on June 14, and the post-election audit is conducted on the 16th. She said the public can attend or watch it online on Granicus. Plettenberg also stated that she considered that doing a hand count of ballots could potentially involve a lot of human error. She said people get tired and in counties over 10,000 people, it gets overwhelming. “The machines have proven to be accurate,” said Plettenberg. “We have proven it through pre-testing and in post-election audits.” Several members of the public disagreed with her on that issue and insisted that the county should quit using the machines and go back to hand counting. Terri Lackey said, “Our concern is about this contract restricting you.” She said the machines were controlled by wi-fi and that these days, “technology is so sharp that that they can do anything.” Plettenberg said that she had done her own testing on the issue and found that the machines could not be reached by wi-fi. Several people also claimed that proof of the machine’s vulnerability was how the 2020 presidential election was stolen. Janet Pruitt said, “I’m one of those people who doesn’t trust computers. After 2020 I’ll never trust machines again.” Another repeated refrain was that the county’s contract with the company declares that the source code of the software used to do the counting is kept a proprietary secret by the company. They argued that the county could not really certify the election results without knowing the source code and the algorithm being used to do the counting. Both Plettenberg and Burrows disagreed. They said that knowing the source code was not necessary to verify the machines because that is done through an audit in which actual ballots are counted to verify

the machine results. Plettenberg said that she does all the software programming for the election inhouse and is responsible for the security of the machines and the ballots. Linda Schmidt, chair of the Ravalli County Democratic Central Committee, said Plettenberg was the finest election official in the state. “I’m frankly ashamed of the people in this county who demonstrate such disrespect for what she has done for them and everybody else,” said Schmidt. She said if anyone were to blame the elections it would be Democrats since they have lost more here than they have ever gained. She said she had observed the process and listened to officials and understands them. She said she trusted her government officials and most members of the public. “But I worry about some of you,” said Schmidt. “You have been spun up into a fever of paranoia and it is not right. It’s a failure of leadership that this kind of anxiety could be exploited. It’s just wrong. Government is serious business. It can be boring, plodding, not as fast as we would like, but it is conducted by people we have given the authority to. We give them the power. Politics is a different matter. There is more theater in politics than there should be. I think much of this exercise is political theater. It is not serious business. I’m embarrassed about it. Democrats have no problem with the voting process in Ravalli County.” Representative David Bedey (RHD86) said that he was confident that the integrity of the election system was unquestionable. “But there is no reason we

can’t make it better,” said Bedey. He said they were currently looking at legislation over the electoral process and considering post-election audits and how it might be augmented. “I like the idea of broadening the audit to include local races,” said Bedey. “I don’t believe in the loaded dice theory about collusion,” said Bedey. He said he did believe that there were not enough precincts being audited sufficient to make the statistics that meaningful. According to Bedey, the issue about the source code was that meaningful. He called the contract “boiler plate” language for intellectual property rights. He said he would support changing the contract language so that the state could be held more accountable for the certification process. He said penalties for fraudulent voting might also be worth considering. He said that the legislature was probably the best venue for solving all these problems. Senator Theresa Manzella (RSD44) said that after six months of study on her part, she had “identified a large gaping hole in the statutes protecting the electoral process.” She said she was supporting the idea of a special committee to look into the issue. “We are hoping to investigate the whole process and fix it,” she said. Driving her concerns, she said, was when a friend told her that she could start her car in Montana

while on vacation out of state. She said the technology on thermostats made it possible for the Governor of California to turn down people’s air conditioners. She read from a federal report published in 2020 that identified eight vulnerabilities in the electoral voting process. She referred to a Montana study that also identified a wide scope of vulnerabilities concluding that the Secretary of State did not have the information needed to adequately secure the election process. “I hope this is enough to convince you we have insecurities in our election process,” said Manzella. “We are in an emergency situation.” She said the Secretary of State told her that the post-election audit law needs to be changed. Commissioner Burrows said that he was cautious about the “abuse of emergency powers, especially after our COVID experience.” “People are getting tired of feeling their vote is not being counted,” said Manzella. The commissioners voted unanimously to send a letter to the Secretary of State and copies to the Attorney General and the Governor requesting that Ravalli County be given the authority to do post-election audits of local elections. Reporter Michael Howell can be contacted at: michaelonburntfork@ gmail.com.

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Are Oral Contracts Valid in Montana? You sometimes hear people say, “That’s just an oral contract. It doesn’t count.” This is incorrect. Most oral contracts do, indeed, count. But their terms are usually hard to prove, which potentially makes them difficult to enforce in court. Montana law provides, “All contracts may be oral except such as specifically by statute to be in writing.” MCA 28-2-901. Another statute, MCA 28-2-903, states which contracts must be in writing: contracts that take more than a year to perform, a promise to answer for the debt of another, the sale of real property or an interest in real property, and real estate broker contracts. Commercial contracts under the Uniform Commercial Code can be oral and are governed by that series of statutes (the details of which are beyond the scope of this short article). A written contract must be memorialized in writing, of course, and “subscribed” by the party or parties obligated. “Subscribed” basically means a signature or other writing showing agreement such as a reply email. The issue with oral contracts isn’t whether they “count” but how to prove their terms. It usually involves a “he said, she said” battle of testimony. It is by far better to get the terms of the deal of the agreement – even if only a brief description of them – in writing and signed by the other party or a reply email showing agreement. This makes proving the terms much, much easier. Bottom line: In Montana, most “handshake” deals count but their terms can be hard to prove in court. For a copy of this Ask An Attorney column, including hyperlinks to the referenced resources, go to www.OverstreetLawGroup.com/blog This information is of a general nature; exceptions to these general statements might exist. This information is for general educational purposes only; no attorney-client relationship with Overstreet Law Group, LLC is formed unless a person enters into a written representation agreement with the firm.

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He climbers who conducted themselves And yet loud pick-ups driving something as small as a sim card is Manzella’s attempt to excommunicate Service actions but are not shy in proimmigrants that got him to Rochester. He climbers who conducted themselves that aggressively and flying the American To believe election fraud you have letter I received, until Ihoused opened it,fed. I I quite a fewchanged people,about myself included, Marshall Marshall, can’t you see, see, youMarshall readers may my husband (apologies to know, Wm. can’t Shakespeare) aggressively and flying the American was welcomed there and and way). That 10 years ago Marshall, you another area requiring credible, expert me and others from the conservative viding constructive criticism where we was welcomed there and housed and fed. I way). That changed about 10 years ago Wednesday, January 26, 2022 Bitterroot Star -Page 77 flag – sometimes right alongside the Wednesday, January 26, 2022 Bitterroot Star -Page to believe our local Clerk and Recordhad created a narrative that was not totally inexcusable. A gaslighted gaslighted man you’ve you’ve turned Wednesday, 2, 2022 Bitterroot Star--Page 7 flag – sometimes right alongside the February Wayne Rusk is running as a turned constidon’t if back to when a group of mainly Missoula climbA man don’t know know if he he ever ever got got backhappen to Canada Canada when group ofhad mainly Missoula climbcounsel. We, therefore, have been pecause. First, Democrats across the believe it is necessary. Most recently, Confederate flag – – are are not unusual here er, her employees and your neighbors true. The same thing could So awe have 3 meetings to date Double, double toil and trouble; out to be. Confederate flag not unusual here but did manage to treatment. Oh ers hundreds of bolts and tutional conservative Republican for out to be. in the the Bitterroot, and most of but he heour didfor manage to get get treatment. Oh ers installed installed hundreds bolts and approxapproxwho served as“Position volunteer election with fellow humans. Talking with that there don’t seemofto any record titioning atold special select legislative state will be astonished tobe learn that we developed Statements” Vaccines counter COVID’s rubble. in Bitterroot, and most of the the folks folks We ignore dangerous jabs as yes, II think he the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in aa canyon here and We ignore dangerous jabs as House District 88. He has gained lots here I know who are not Republicans are yes, think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in canyon here and judges are all frauds. More over them would be the same as openof, that the public at least, can access. Homebrew of a fenny snake, here offer I know who are not Republicans committee to review our state statutes I’m a “liberal.” No one who objectively that well-researched manage-are unscientific hilarity. Texas that he was from Botswana. began to advertise Some of the routes unscientific hilarity. actuallynot afraid tocommissioners indicate that in any of support and received many genwould theto and way ing the letter. Wefleeing willelections, probably find All meetings are it. important -the many Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it. Some of routes Won’t a decent vaccine make. actually afraid indicate that in any way prior to the midterm to evaluates my record can come to that ment suggestions on topics includWhat is is better better II decree? decree? figure. it that this are close to Eagle nest. because they haveto too been What the sheriff have beoften involved? She to is the storyGo inside isCould nothing like people in person erous donations from the Go figure. Could it be be thatwe this are very verycan’t closeattend to aa Golden Golden Eaglebut nest.rely Eye of newt and toe ofwonderful frog,D! because they have too often been made made to Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin address identified vulnerabilities and conclusion, although I do confess to ing fire and fuels, forest ecology and feel unwelcomenot here. “immigrant’s” Locals live trailhead incriminating some national office thought. on livewho streaming tothe keep track became of Ivermectin, and Vitamin Willinjust make you sick likeD! dog, feel unwelcome here. “immigrant’s” travel travel plans plans indicate indicate aa wee wee Locals who live near near the trailhead became people theZinc valley. So because of See? I choose not the jab, but That’s authoritarianism, not secure the chain of custody from the treating my Democrat colleagues (and management, recreation, forest roads bit of inconsistency in our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic. holder but rather your neighbors and In many cases, like the rock that what the town’s representatives are See? I choose notwhen the jab, That’s authoritarianism, not Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s bit of inconsistency in our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic.The The this, I was confused mybut mothdemocracy. People say our country is a natural immunity. local officials you elected. Manzella looks like atobike seat, or clouds that doing. voter rolls the post-election audit. constituents) with civility. Second, and trails, and wildlife habitat. These ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. Impacts democracy. People say our country is a sting, natural immunity. ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. Impacts er, who lives in Missoula and cannot republic, not a democracy, but for over Helen Sabin Sabin position demandsstatements a special legislative session likeHey, animals, these patterns are There is a council meeting coming neighbor, II had made this were documented on ground. It republic, not a democracy, but for over Will not do a single thing. Liberal solutions caucus member, she talks about “true” conservatives. I are tried starting points look Helen Hey, neighbor, had made were on the the ground. It 200 years itfraud has valiantly to be both even vote HD 88, read meCorvallis a letter Corvallis to address in the last harmless, even fun, but there is athis dark suppose up ondocumented February 7th where 2 more 200 years it modified has valiantly triedMontana to beto both For an in anti-COVID bubble, story up for a laugh. I was desperately became a controversy on a national level. Rep. Dave Bedey, HD86, criticized by this she means those who that can be in response story up for a laugh. I was desperately became members a controversy onbe a national level. – to quote Lincoln, “government of the election 70% of the contests side. Patterns can become council approved. A written State Senate – to quotewhere Lincoln, “government of the Seekon a vax jab on thestationary double. seeking some humor from theconspirunbeIt didher notin have to bewill thatthe way. true conservatives for “wasting” join embracing teachings specific Forest projects. our people, by the people, andAlthough for people.” seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. were won by people, Republicans ofthe her acies and can be destructive. A feed couple of people applying for posipeople, by the and for the people.” Bloom trying to convince herMarshall who to vote for. lievable situations at our southern and All over the country whether I respect and care about our veterans taxpayer dollars to andlucky guard of thefor John Birch Society, a conspirgroup has expertise in lievable situations atsecure our southern andare All over the country whether party? Wassubstantial she elected illegitimately back loop can occur, and soon we tions are very questionable. The date I respect and care about our veterans which, again, were signatures of Hitler and walked across. got roots with very little Why would my mom get this Hamilton letter? northern borders. AThen friendhe told National Park Service, Bureau ofimpact Land which, again, were signatures of Hitler and walked across. Then hehas gotjust lucky roots for decades decades with very little anda just wishWhy our government took better northern borders. A friend has just told National Park from Service, Bureau ofimpact Land as result? have not all elected inside athe Russian nesting doll, inside was changed February 3rd to against abuses of airlift the electoral pro- was acy-mongering organization that in natural resources, we rely heavily on just wish our government took better and the Nazis. spent in Montana? Who supplied the existed. What if they created a pattern so unprofessional. Sort of pathetand even caught a free for illegal or user conflicts (my hat goes off to those me that such an event has in fact hapManagement, Forest Service, State, or care of them when they come home. My and the Nazis. She got it because Senator Manzella and even caught a free airlift for illegal or user conflicts (my hat goes off to those Ravalli county office holders lined up a rabbit hole, when one conspiracy the 7th and mayor Gibson assured me that such an event has in fact hapManagement, Forest Service, State, or care of them when they come home. My cess, as is our constitutional directive. the 1960s was driven from the conserthe findings of scientists published And yet loud pick-ups driving money? and imposed itgot onWhether the to other? the ic. It’smunicipalities, excuses afterwhere excuses and, that to husband is aactions veteran; father and mine immigrants that him Rochester. He climbers who conducted themselves pened. Maybe suchLike anHow local climbing hapAnd yet pick-ups driving got her name, and the names of all behind her ifhis valid or called ends, another fills the vacuum. the attending the January 27th immigrants thatso? got him to Rochester. He climbers who conducted themselves that husband is loud aand veteran; his father and mine pened. Maybe so? Whether such an localpeople municipalities, where climbing hapaggressively flying the American His recent editorial about election sevative movement and the Republican in peer-reviewed literature. Much To believe election fraud you have letter I received, until I opened it, I quite a few people, myself included, Marshall Marshall, can’t you see, were both in World War II, and I lost a Deborah Tilden’s ofyou 1/19/2022 (apologies to Wm.letter Shakespeare) event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies. It’s the aggressively and flying the American was welcomed there and housed and fed. I way). That changed about 10 years ago Marshall, can’t see, her out? Where is the proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda theMarshall kind and generous people that were–both in World War II, and Ithe lost a Deborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 of was welcomed there and housed and fed. I way). That changed about 10 years ago event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies. It’s the flag sometimes right alongside to believe our local and had created ahe narrative that was not totally very young uncle thenClerk as well. Our son curity is filled with more inaccuracies Party. Iinexcusable. reject Manzella’s redefinition our guidance and accompanying A gaslighted gaslighted man turned ended with “Let’sman dropyou’ve the generaliza–young sometimes right alongside the imagination at work isgot really immaterial. norm.aSome places youthe need a permit to don’t know if ever back to Canada when group of mainly Missoula climbThe election was a year ago. I Recordchaling fooled by the unscrupulous? would be posted on 28th. Nope very uncle then as well. Our son A support my“Let’s husband, off generalizatheturned campaign flag ended with dropyou’ve the imagination at work is really immaterial. norm. Some places you need a permit to don’t know if he ever got back to Canada when a group of mainly Missoula climbConfederate flag – are not unusual here attended ROTC and graduated proudly er, her employees and your neighbors true. The same thing could happen So we have had 3 meetings to date than a Jon Tester campaign speech. of conservatism and her attempt to references, in addition to our position Double, toil and talking trouble; tions, and political out tohyperbole be. double Confederate flagManzella – are not to unusual here Neighbor, just think aget moment; isn’tOh it sad in some placesafter you cannot install lenge Senator publish It’sdid not always easy, but there -climb, no agenda posted theand last meetattended ROTC and graduated proudly but he manage to treatment. ers installed hundreds of bolts approxout to be. tions, hyperbole andwas political talking filing report. This not a random Neighbor, just think a moment; isn’t it sad climb, in some places you cannot install from Marine Boot Camp before health in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks but he did manage to get treatment. Oh ers installed hundreds of bolts and approxwho as volunteer election with our fellow humans. with that there don’t seem to be anyfrom record Vaccines counter COVID’s rubble. points.” I quote the following hyperbole in theserved Bitterroot, and most of the folks For example, he arbitrarily assigned a purge principled conservatives statements, can be found on the MonRavalli county or state election fraud are that can help usTalking navigate ing the 27th. and ways alarming to realize that such an event fixedon anchor bolts,in ina most allhere places We ignore dangerous jabs as from Marine Boot Camp before health yes, Ialarming think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes canyon and We ignore dangerous jabs as points.” I mailer, quote the following hyperbole issues caused him to not change direction. To all federal state Republican and conspiracy to realize that as such an event fixed anchor bolts, most allcan places here know who are Republicans political calculated to yes, Iof think hebe told thesame Border Patrol in imately 80 routes inin awonder canyon here and judges aresupported all frauds. More over them would the openof, that the public at least, access. evidence by third party are the sea. Probably one of Iparty can’t help but if the conHomebrew ofitand awas fenny snake, here IIForest know who are Republicans are in letter “the lame stream media.” Further issues caused him to not change direction. could even be considered? you need authorization before you can cost one-half million to $1 million tana Collaborative Network’s the of Lincoln and Reagan. unscientific hilarity. I don’t question the American flagsway Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it. Some of the routes elected officials and ourmedia.” state Republiin letterfinancial “the lame stream Further unscientific hilarity. could even be considered? youmeetings need authorization before you can actually afraid tocommissioners indicate that in any target supporters of Wayne would not the and ing the letter. We willCol probably find All are important -the many Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it. Some of routes sources and verifiable documentation. the best is the scientific method. It tinued unavailability of recording of I don’t question the American flags Won’t a decent vaccine make. actually afraid to indicate that in any way quoting your generalizations and talking Ed Sperry USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed to the endeavor, with no basis in realiwebsite (https://montanaforestcollabI stand by my analysis of election What is better I decree? flying above businesses and from front can chairman, Go figure. Could it be that this are very close to a Golden Eagle nest. quoting your generalizations and talking because theyhave haveto too been made Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) people drill, install and leave fixed What isnewt better I decree? the sheriff beoften involved? She to is the inside is nothing like we can’t inpermanent person but rely Senator Manzella is using usesstory systematic observation, expermeetings will after this flying above businesses and fromFlorida front Rusk. She sent them all letters toto try to because Go figure. Could itStevensville be that this are very close tocontinue a Golden Eagle nest. Eye of and toe of frog, they have too often been made to points include: “THE BIG LIES of some hardware in aattend rock face. Auntil permit helps porches. We fly an American flag on The majority of you profess Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! ty for those amounts. oration.org/app/home/committees/ security in Montana and my conclufeel unwelcome here. points include: “THE BIG LIES of some “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate aa wee Locals who near the trailhead became Stevensville hardware inlive a rock face. A permit helps money to influence Montanans to imentation, measurement, and the next meeting. incriminating some national office thought. on live streaming to keep track of Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! porches. We flynot an American flag on Will just make you sick like dog, feel unwelcome here. change their minds. Yes, the report is “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate wee Locals who live near the trailhead became leaders and their partners in the media are educate climbers about possible impacts our front porch, but instead of just red being Christian, through your words, See? choose not the theinjab, jab, but But we do know, for aborder fact, that bitterroot/). sion that atown’s special session oftraffic. the legisThat’s authoritarianism, not leaders and their partners media are educate possible impacts spend their money solving unformulation and testing of hypothWhere is the about transparency that our front porch, but instead ofan just red bit inconsistency in our manageconcerned regarding increased The but rather neighbors and In many cases, like the rock that what theclimbers representatives are See? IIhateful choose not but That’s authoritarianism, not Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s divisive, and dangerous tobelieve us all, and white stripes, ityour has stripes of many public record, but no, I How dothe not to natural and cultural sites, and direct the bit of of inconsistency in our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic. The displays, and apparel. proud you holder democracy. People say our country is a natural immunity. Rep. Bedey voted to spend $1.6 Recent trends of large-scale projlature is both unnecessary and unwise. divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, founded election conspiracy against eses. What’s more, the results are Gibson promised? and white stripes, it has stripes of many to natural and cultural sites, and direct the local officials you elected. Manzella looks like a bike seat, or clouds that doing. ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. Impacts democracy. People say our country isthe a sting, natural immunity. colors, because I believe that a lot of and all our freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? must be of your fellow Montanans sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers this to be ethical in any way. People ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. Impacts republic, not a democracy, but for over local residents and office holders peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or Sue Devlin colors, because I believe that a lot of the and all our freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? Helen Sabin million on fish cleaning stations, on ect planning by the Forest Service, Of course, we should always search for sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers demands a special legislative session look like animals, these patterns are There is a council meeting coming strength and wealth of this country are Hey, neighbor, I had made this were documented on the ground. It republic, not a democracy, but for over Will not do a single thing. who show their patriotism using Helen Sabin Which “some leaders”? Which “medias”? all over the country these proceshould be able totrue support theCorvallis candiHey, neighbor, I had made were documented onfollow the ground. It strength and wealth of this country grounded only ininher untethered view mad max thunder where they Stevensville 200 years it has valiantly tried to be are both Which “some Which “medias”? all on over the country follow these proceto address fraud the last Montana harmless, even fun,dome isas athis dark up February 7th where 2 more three Montana bodies ofthere water, increasing concerns about potential ways to safeguard our elections. a result of its diversity and openness 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both theFor shield of leaders”? First an anti-COVID bubble, story up for aa laugh. II but was desperately became aabetter controversy on aa national level. Another quote,Amendment “Why didfear therights. mayor dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a burden. Corvallis a result of its diversity and openness of reality. are poked and prodded by recognized date of their choice without of story up for laugh. was desperately became controversy on national level. – to quote Lincoln, “government of the Another quote, “Why did bastion the mayor toto growth, creativity, and ideas from dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a burden. election where 70% of the contests side. Patterns can become conspircouncil members will be approved. A Living in the Republican an amendment to HB5. This begs a impacts caused by wildfires, and To that end, I am serving without pay – quote Lincoln, “government of the Seek a vax jab on the double. seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relato growth, creativity, and ideas from Her “Just say Whoa” campaign sloexperts in the field. It is a brutal but I read the letter from climbers in people, by the people, and forofthe people.” being harassed for Idoing so. This is seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. elsewhere. of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relawere won by Republicans her acies and can be destructive. A feed couple of people applying for posiof Ravalli County, get to see many people, by thebepeople, and for the people.” I read the letter from climbers in Bloom malodorous question – what is Bedthe accelerating pace of private land on a workgroup that is seeking comprovide 10,000 nationalMarshall guard troops to lievable situations at our southern and All over the country whether tively few National Forests have official elsewhere. gan should replaced with “where’s very effective process in preventing the Star. It can was occur, well but I think II’m respect and care about our veterans glad you enjoyed and learned from an election two candidates… lievable situations atwritten our southern andare All the country whether provide 10,000 national guard troops to examples ofbetween this first-hand. Here party? Wasyou she elected illegitimately back loop and soon tions very questionable. The date tivelyare fewover National Forests have official II’m respect and care about our veterans thefrom Star. It was well written but I we think Hamilton make sure order was kept?” Quote your glad and learned from ey’s priority? Election security or fish development inenjoyed the Bitterroot Valley monsense improvements to election the beef?” us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans. That is northern borders. A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau of Land misleading. Rock climbers can climb any- was and just wish our government took better your trip to our nation’s capital, though are some I frequently observe: Let’s make sure order was kept?” Quote your northern borders. A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau ofseems Land NOT two against one. It’s unbelievable as a result? Why have not all elected inside a Russian nesting doll, inside changed from February 3rd to Climbing Management Plans. That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug and just wish our government took better misleading. Rock climbers can climb anyyour trip to our nation’s capital, though is not always practical for day to day sources, documentation and specific time Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across entrails? have made public input, including security that can be passed when the me thaton such event has factThe hap-letter Management, Forestall Service, State, or I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where thean forest at one anyin time. care of them when theyholders come home. My begin with flags - Trump –specific No More sources, documentation and time to be in the news the time. So Ravalli county office lined up a rabbit hole, when conspiracy the 7th and mayor Gibson assured changing fast, however, as all across me that such an event has in fact hapManagement, Forest Service, State, orthe that in a free country, where discerncare of them when they come home. My I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where on the forest at any time. The letter existence. So we rely on others with frame for this tidbit? Consider adding disMerry Schrumpf country the Forest Service is catching up when, as our government’s departments Mr. Jeff Jones has stepped up to from our collaborative, more importLegislature meets this coming Janhusband is a veteran; his father and mine suggest climbers are being singled out. I pened. Maybe so? Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapBulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** disbecause I worked for the January Pharma behind ifhis valid or Corvallis called ends, another fills the vacuum. How people attending the 27th frame for this Consider adding country the Forest Service is catching up husband is aactions veteran; father and mine when, asher our government’s departments pened. Maybe so? Whether such local municipalities, where climbing hapcertified credentials who workan for ing minds can think for themselves suggest climbers are being singled out. Ito the information totidbit? your drop list and omitting and than committees areneed discovering vast with other land management agencies in were bothever. in World War II, and Iin lost a think it’s just the opposite. I’d like them Biden flowing from the back of pickDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 challenge Bedey in HD 86. I encourant We to improve uary. I prefer to solve problems, not event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies. It’s the Company that helped develop this her out? Where is the proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda information to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast were both in World War II, and I lost a with other land management agencies in organizations or Academic instituDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies. It’s the think it’s just the opposite. I’d like them to and make their own intelligent dedetail, our former president was clearly it from yourof letter. managing sport climbing. It’sahappenvery young uncle then as well. Our son ups with, course, follow some ofwork the same procedures and ended with “Let’s dropan theAmerican generaliza-flag product, thought I’d mention a few age citizens give Jeff Jones theirpeer full would our treatment ofthen forest lands help shout about them. imagination atto is really immaterial. norm. Some places you need permit to detail, our former president was clearly The election was a year ago. Itochaling fooled by the unscrupulous? be Iposted on the 28th. Nope tions that are subject to external it fromAt your letter. very young uncle as well. Our son managing sport climbing. It’sahappeninciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well ended with “Let’s drop the generalizafollow some of the same procedures and imagination at work is really immaterial. norm. Some places you need permit to cisions, that an elected state senator present the FBI has charged over ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest proudly flying next to it and perhaps, attended ROTC and graduated proudly “restrictions” that I and others who recrefacts about where it’s being used aptions, At hyperbole and political talking over inciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well consideration. reduce the riskManzella of severe wildfire to Rep. David Bedey Neighbor, just think a moment; isn’tstill it sad in some places you cannot install review. It’s imperfect, mistakes lenge Senator to publish It’s not always but there -climb, no on agenda posted after the last meetpresent thetoFBI has charged attended ROTC and graduated proudly ing the Daniel Boone National Forest over 100 Capitol police “restrictions” that I easy, and others who recretions, hyperbole and political talkingand 700good people related activities on for measure, atheir confederate flag Neighbor, juston think a whole moment; isn’t it sad climb, in some you cannot install in Kentucky, onplaces the Big Horn National would dare take people’s names from Marine Bootpolice Campofficers before were health propriately and not so appropriately. ate on thebut forest follow. The letter stated over 100 Capitol officers were happen, the it’s effecpoints.” I quote the following hyperbole Ravalli county or state election fraud are ways that can help us navigate ing on the 27th. Sen. Theresa Manzella private property while protecting and Hamilton and alarming to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places injured by people who say they were there from Marine Boot Camp before health 700 people related to their activities on in Kentucky, on theinhere Big Horn National ate on the forest follow. The letter stated or the “Don’t on Me”. And January Your 400 storming protespoints.” I6th. quote the following hyperbole issues caused himas to change direction. To all federal and state Republican Forest in Wyoming, onall the Bitter(Agri-Mectin) was discovand alarming touseful realize that such an fixed anchor bolts, most places addresses off aTread COPP campaign fi- my that rules lead to restrictions injured bysupported people who say they were I remember kid, laying outthere the tive. Another approach is event to for the same reasons you were. evidence by party conspiracy sea.to one of IIvomec can’t help but wonder if the conin letter “the lame stream media.” Further issues caused him toachange direction. January 6th. Your 400 storming protescould evenare begoing considered? you need authorization before you can Hamilton improving the health ofthird our waterForest in Wyoming, here on the Bitterfavorite, hanging from an balthatother rules are going toProbably lead to restrictions tors comment is pointless. If upper protestors ered in the early 1970s from a soil Iour don’t question the American flags elected officials and our state Republiroot, as well as Forests across the U.S. in letter “the lame stream media.” Further for the same reasons you were. could even be considered? you need authorization before you can on user groups; that’s a scare tactic. in pasture, watching the clouds nance report and send them letters to determine the primary source of the I won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or sources and verifiable documentation. the best is the scientific method. It tinued unavailability of recording of I don’t question the American flags quoting your generalizations and talking tors comment is pointless. If protestors root,Access as well as Forests across the U.S. Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed cony deck on a house on Golf Course sheds, fisheries, wildlife and special on other user groups; that’s a scare tactic. sample near a Japanese golf course had been successful in overturning the flying above businesses and from front can chairman, The Fund is the leading climbI won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or drift by. Given time I is would often see information. Areobservation, they credentialed? quoting your generalizations andvote talking TheEd Bitterroots provide important Sperry Col USAF (ret) meetings drill, install and leave permanent fixed what you callbusinesses “the lamestream media.” try to convince them to NOT for Senator Manzella using Florida uses systematic experwill continue until after this flying above and from front had been successful in overturning the Road – F-American flagAmerican points include: “THE BIG LIES of some The Access Fund is the leading climbStevensville hardware in a rock face. A permit helps (Fore!). It is an effective drug that’s corridors, and sensitive habitats like The Bitterroots provide important porches. fly an lamestream American onclouds what youWe callunusual. “the media.” election, the million people on site and The majority ofthey you profess to ing advocacy in the States. something One that offlag the Are they referencing amany credentialed in- next Both you and I have brains allow us habitats and refuges for plants and points include: “THE BIG LIES offinansome Stevensville hardware in a group rock face. A United permit helps the candidate that already money to influence Montanans to imentation, measurement, and the meeting. porches. We fly an American flag on flag-K on the top line and Biden election, the million people on site and ing advocacy group in the United States. used to treat certain parasitic infecleaders and their partners in the media are educate climbers about possible impacts Both you and I have brains that allow us habitats and refuges for many plants and our front porch, but instead of just red riparian and old growth. We need America would no longer live in a democbeing Christian, through your words, might take on the form of an animal, dividual or institution? If not, than it Here is a direct quote from their Vertical to read widely and weigh the merits of animals. Many of testing us, myself included, leaders and theirno partners in the media are educate about possible impacts spend their money solving an unformulation and of hypothWhere is the transparency that our front porch, but instead just red directly below on the second line. Or cially supported!! Theresa Manzella, tions in animals andsites, later in America longer live a us democHere is aclimbers direct quote from their Vertical to read widely and theofmerits of divisive, hateful and dangerous all, and white stripes, has stripes of and many animals. Many of us, public myself included, or the profile ofand aitweigh face. This also may be wise tothese question the informato natural and cultural and direct the racy. Youwould seem to confirm thatin atomillion displays, and apparel. How proud you to different causes, it’s important that keep local citizens informed Times Magazine from Spring ofhumans, 2016 – also recreate on lands. Hunthow about the window stickers and divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, founded election conspiracy against eses. What’s more, the results are Gibson promised? and white stripes, it has stripes of many to natural and cultural sites, and direct the against a parasite that causes River you have highly insulted the people racy. You seem to fellow confirm thatBIG a million different causes, and it’s important that Times Magazine from Spring of 2016 happened when looking at geological tion and do further research. As the colors, because I believe that a lot of the we do that instead of just picking up and also recreate on these public lands. Huntand all our freedoms.” Whose LIES? must be of your Montanans people were at an event, listening and folsport in a sustainable direction. Climbers “. . . Given the increasing popularity of– I am supporting Wayne Rusk for share information to help coordinate ers, people who fish, mountain bikers, bumper stickers and t-shirts with local residents and office holders peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or Sue Devlin colors, because I believe that a lot of the Blindness. Unfortunately, it’sClimbers also of and all our freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? we do that instead of just picking up and sport in a sustainable direction. people were at an event, listening and folof HD 88 and beyond. Many of the formations, like mountains or rocks. “. . . Given the increasing popularity famous astronomer Carl Sagan once spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, strength and wealth of this country are ers,My people who fish, mountain bikers, who show true patriotism using lowing theirtheir leadership, voicing their first Which “some leaders”? Which “medias”? climbing, Fund expects aby marked all over theAccess country follow proceinitial instinct waswhere to ignore the Montana House race for outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, management actions across public and mad these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, wrongfully promoted forthese useDistrict parstrength and wealth ofon this country are grounded only inand her untethered view max thunder dome they Stevensville spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, Which “some leaders”? Which “medias”? Ieven even found a rock our farm that said: “Extraordinary claims require from friends family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first all over the country follow these proceclimbing, Fund expects aburden. marked a result of its diversity and openness people you have offended have proboutfitters, boaters, fire birders, wood gatherers, the shield of First Amendment rights. amendment rights, peacefully protesting, increase inAccess USFS climbing regulations Another quote, “Why the mayor Let’s Go Brandon, or thisdid one, FJB. dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a OHVer’s, stock users, and folks Senator Theresa Manzella’s latest 88. That’s mostly around Stevensprivate land boundaries. We also need asites looking to extract money from a result of its diversity and openness even from friends and family. of reality. are poked and prodded by recognized looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the extraordinary evidence”. With so amendment rights, peacefully protesting, Another quote, “Why did the mayor to growth, creativity, and ideas from increase in USFS climbing regulations dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a burden. ably voted forthe you in examples past elections. Living in Republican bastion OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks without areject clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions the upcoming years as What wonderful to set of DC… President Trump’s offer to who recreate by driving Forest Service gullible people during a pandemic. The letter correct that relaam once again grateful that screed ininthe newspaper ville. I just got was ain letter from our State to growth, creativity, ideas from “Just say Whoa” campaign experts the field. It is aconcerning brutal but the help ofStar local government tothe incenI misinformation read the letter from climbers in Bitterroot offers this forum for ussloto at aIHer friend’s place, aand rock that looked much out there, this without akids clue the same leadership’s true elsewhere. andThe restrictions inAwards the upcoming years as of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letterforests was correct that relaof Ravalli County, I get to see many who recreate byletter driving Forest Service intent was to the very democratic for our and grandkids, isn’t it Wayne and Ioverturn have both supported you many national become aware of I read the from climbers in Darwin Society is a faroads all use the forest. None of those Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to provide 10,000 national guard troops to tively few National Forests have official elsewhere. express our thoughts and respond to each gan should be replaced with “where’s very effective process in preventing like the skull of a small primate. My adage is more relevant than ever. her quest to waste taxpayer dollars Senator urgingforests that Ibecome vote foraware Wayne’s the Star. Ituse was well written butof I those think tivize do their I’mprivate glad youlandowners enjoyed andto learned from intent was to overturn the very democratic many national of provide 10,000 national guard troops to examples of this first-hand. Here super that our youth as young as first roads all the forest. None tively few National Forests have official republic that insures these rights. Rights the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed in the past. But now in your arrogance express our thoughts and respond to each the Star. It was well written but I think user groups can go on public land and do other without constantly interrupting friend’s partner is always finding make sure order was kept?” Quote your I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from the beef?” us from fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans. That is John Kochis on a special legislative session that opponent. Until I read the postmark I misleading. Rock climbers can climb anypart in wildland fire protection. your trip to ourconstantly nation’s capital, though republic that insures these rights. Rights therecognize climbing areas and revise their forest or second grade can read and get to are some Iresponsibilities frequently observe: Let’s user can goclimbers on public land do make sure order was kept?” Quote your come with which requires to individuals oranother groups other without interrupting management plans.” Here is Climbing Management Plans. That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems each trip other and probably ending up inA anything they want to the landscape. To you choose to insult their decision misleading. Rock can climb anyrocks that are shaped like hearts. your to ourlike nation’s capital, though is notgroups always practical for day toand day sources, documentation andwhich specific time Hamilton Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across would create an unnecessary election thought the letter was formal State of I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where on the forest at any time. The letter We would to hear your ideas come with responsibilities requires experience these “patriotic” ideas and management plans.” Here is another begin flags Trump –specific No More who toall human evolution each other and ending up in criticalwith thinking. Actual reported protestanything they want toaany the landscape. Towe to quote from Spring 2013 issue – “The sources, documentation and time be contribute in thethe news the time. So anger and Please changing however, asis all across the pattern she is probably especially predisposed get firewood, we permit. ToThe hunt, I’m sorry itmiscommunication. was at that Merry particular time, making skills inActual a- campaign that YOU where on the at letter existence. Soforest weget rely on others with frame for this tidbit? Consider adding disSchrumpf country thefast, Forest Service catching up when, as our government’s departments messages? integrity tribunal. intime. theeducation. interest Montana No, was suggest climbers being singled out. Iwe because critical thinking. protestand some of our perspectives quote from the Spring 2013 issue –the “The by selecting themselves of it the anger and Please Bulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** ers at event estimated at reported 120,000. get afirewood, we are getBut awho permit. To hunt, noteshare that I,miscommunication. too, have written against golden age of bolting under I correspondence. worked fortotally theout Pharma to. frame for this tidbit? Consider adding disget license and go to hunter country the Forest Service is catching up when, as our government’s departments certified credentials work for suggest climbers are being singled out. I are not even running in! I think it is information to your drop list and omitting I don’t want to be accused of being and committees are discovering in vast Corvallis with other land management agencies in gene pool through their actions. The ers at event estimated at 120,000. note that I, too, have written against think it’s just the opposite. I’d like them to of the record, I offer her personal and mailed from golden of opinion bolting totally under the BidenThis flowing from thedrop back of picklabels, hyperbole, and generalizations with you. We’d are be happy have you letter doesn’t labels, getcorrecting a license go to hunter education. The human mind is a to wonderful that helped develop this radar is age coming to an end.” The Bitterroot To fish we getand aor fishing license andthe abideto Company information to your drop list and omitting and committees discovering in vast with other land management agencies in organizations Academic instituthink it’s just the opposite. I’d like them unfair though, so if you patriots have your decision making that needs to be detail, our former president was clearly it from your letter. society having aanI’d field day right now labels, hyperbole, andmonthly generalizations managing climbing. It’s happenThis letter doesn’t labels, beyond what are in under 600 radar is is coming tosay, end.” The Bitterroot ups with, of course, androp American follow some of asubject the same procedures and thing. It sometimes finds patterns following. Missoula. Gotta it mention sure looked hyperbole, political talking points or flag join usour at one ofinevitable our meetTo laws. fish we get fishing license abide product, Isport thought aup few National Forest is merely catching with by Backpackers can’t just and build detail, former president was clearly tions that are to external peer it fromAt your letter. managing sport climbing. It’s happenproof of similar derogatory parapherinciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well follow some of the same procedures and honoring those who are misusing beyond what are inevitable in under 600 called into question. Thank you to all words. As for “political talking points,” present the FBI has charged over hyperbole, political talking points or ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest where none exist. It’s this ability to proudly flying next to itreveal and perhaps, National Forest is merely catching up with misinformation butagainst does the of lack inciting “restrictions” that I and others who recreby laws. Backpackers can’t just build facts where it’s being apManzella questions my estimate official! all theabout climbing areas thatused have rules ings. We are always looking for new toCapitol UNpeaceful assembly. Well structures wherever they want. To float review. It’s imperfect, mistakes still nalia being used Republicans, At present the FBI has charged over ing on other the Daniel Boone National Forest over 100 police were words. As for “political talking points,” Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychloroI believe that the political is personal “restrictions” that I and others who recrethe people who support my husband see patterns that fuelsofficers our creativity, misinformation but does reveal the of lack 700 people related to activities on for good measure, atheir confederate flag allKentucky, the other climbing areas that have rules in on the Big Horn National critical thinking by the author. propriately and not so appropriately. structures wherever they want. To float and procedures to manage the impacts of ate on the forest follow. The letter stated that her project would cost between Both candidates are good and caover 100 Capitol police officers were members, especially those who can fill the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. then the same holds true for Demohappen, but on the whole it’s effecI believe that the political is personal quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or injured by people who say were and viceus versa, wethey all live in there 700 people to their activities in Kentucky, on to themanage Big Horn National makes greatbecause story tellers, musiate theare forest follow. The letter stated critical thinking by400 the author. Wayne Rusk’s candidacy. Weother apprecior the “Don’t Tread on Me”. Andonmy and procedures of January 6th.related Your storming protesForest in Wyoming, here onthe the BitterArchie Thomas Ivomec (Agri-Mectin) was discovthe on Salmon orgoing Selway, get a permit. sport climbing. It’s important toimpacts note that that rules lead to restrictions There have been 3we council meetcratic officials who look the way. injured by people who say they were there Outfitters follow regulations with half-million and a to million dollars. pable citizens. You’ve seen his oppoI vice remember as a you kid, laying out tive. Another useful approach isclients. to voids in our areas of expertise, such and versa, because we all live inour acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. community, whether we particularly want for the same reasons were. cians, and painters. It’s a part of January 6th. Your 400 storming protesForest in Wyoming, here on the favorite, hanging from an upper balArchie Thomas that rules are going toOHVer’s lead to restrictions sport climbing. It’s toaBitternote that ate all. torsyou comment is pointless. IfRick protestors Merry Schrumpf ered in the early 1970s from root, as well ascountless Forests across the U.S. Outfitters follow regulations with clients. during the process ofimportant developing asoil Climbings since the beginning of January. Borden for the same reasons you were. on other user groups; that’s a scare tactic. Mountain bikers and can’t just community, whether we particularly want in our pasture, watching the clouds There’s no reason for vaccines or determine the primary source of the to or not. Here are facts that I have confirmed nent’s nearly campaign signs as watersheds and fisheries. An ideal I won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or DNA. 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They help protect habitat, Bitterroot Star offers forum for us to at friend’s place, athis rock that looked much misinformation out there, and ouronce citizens would all be better they make our experiences better, and they gullible town clerk). “We’ve applied for athis new without akids clue the same leadership’s true ilton. These so-called experts areTo and restrictions inAwards the upcoming years as fraud, out state money, wasteful who recreate by driving Forest Service intent was toIofdid: overturn the very democratic stew on its contents. Asforum the day profor our and grandkids, isn’t many national forests become aware of compared to a Nazi. better than No one wants to beit The Darwin Society is a faroads all use the forest. None of those Bitterroot Star offers this for us to at trailheads, more folks recreating. To me it’s common sense to manage sport climbexpress our thoughts and respond to each like the skull of a small primate. My they make our experiences better, and they adage is more relevant than ever. YouTube account but it will take 24$220,000. But to that we must add but that is what it really means. Hello help guide these activities in a sustainable off. wrong most of the time I hear. intent was to overturn the very democratic state spending and an many national forests become aware of gressed, the letter poked at me like a But the Nazis thought they were super that our youth asuntethered young as first compared to a Nazi. roads all use the forest. None ofsustainable those republic that insures these rights. Rights The Bitterroot Forest Collaborative the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed express our thoughts and respond to each Have you heard about the clever it’s common sense to manage sport climbuser groups can go on public land and do ing as the sport grows. other without constantly interrupting 48 hours to access it”. 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Backpackers can’t just buildPer find page - not in existence. proof of2022 similar derogatory parapheror background to work with. worse, byForest the crowd in Washington. for a that subpoena-wielding committee honoring those who are misusing what are under 600 secure election Senawords. As for “political talking points,” needed urgent medical onlyto Germany the First World War and to beyond available at Mayo Clinic in in Rochester hyperbole, political talking points or tained within it.inevitable They simply needed reacting toafter ungenerous treatment of Bitterroot National Forest like is across where none exist. It’streatment this ability the country with accepted procedures and National isactors merely up with misinformation butagainst doesprocess, reveal the of lack looked the area asthey to how to To mitigate impacts and designed acan’t sustainable trailby laws.at Backpackers just build all the other climbing areascatching that it have rules resiliency consulting, wildlife biolstructures wherever want. float Jenelle “it was working fine earlier nalia being used Republicans, Jim Hamilton words. As for “political talking points,” Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychlorotor Manzella chaired a meeting in a the apparent threat of Communism after I believe that the political is personal Our selectee for District 88 ain’t gonna that supposedly will be searching to close off the street to paint the Germany after the First World War and to available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN.patterns Since hethat rejected Chinese virus see fuels our creativity, the country with accepted procedures and norms. We would like the Forest Service misinformation but does reveal the of lack all the other climbing areas that have rules impacts and designed a sustainable trail system. It’s a thoughtful process that critical thinking by the author. structures wherever they want. To float and procedures to manage the impacts of andSalmon it is recording the - you ogy, education, fireofscience, the orfraud Selway, wemeeting get a permit. then the same holds true forhealthDemoFlorence downtown hotel root out unsubImakes believe that the political isall personal quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or the apparent Russian Revolution at about theafter same and vice versa, because weborder live in cross walk. My anxiety melted away. the threat Communism MN. Since hehe rejected Chinese virus change a damned one of Forest them. He for election across Montana. vaccination, had a big crossus great story tellers, musinorms. We would like the Service to conduct an inventory climbing routes critical thinking by to thelook author. system. It’s a thoughtful process that protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, and procedures to manage the impacts of just can’t access it. We’ll fix it tomorArchie Thomas the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. sport climbing. It’s important to note that care, road and trail engineering, and There have been 3 council meetcratic officials who the other way. Outfitters follow regulations with clients. stantiated in Montana’s electime. and vice versa, because we live inour acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. the Russian fraud Revolution at about the same But not entirely. Iwas thought about community, whether want ing Article problem. This smart. He vaccination, he hadguy a we big border crosscians, and painters. It’s aall part of (the Access Fund supports in IV, Section 3particularly of the Monwill be serving in Helena; not WashManzella herself has been loudly to conduct an inventory of inventories climbing routes and protects Native American cultural protects habitat, mitigates conflicts, row and you’ll be able touser access it”. Archie Thomas sport climbing. It’s important to note that Merry Schrumpf Outfitters follow regulations with clients. during the process of developing a Climbings since the beginning of January. Rick Borden community, Yes,paid the First to“America the tions for inAmendment part by the geology. We believe in science-based time. how this same process could be maMountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just whether we particularly want There’s no reason for vaccines or to orproblem. not. simply trainguy to Vancouver, Canada. ing was He DNA. Itook evenaThis noticed this–smart. ability to many of their letters), a seasonal precau(the Access Fund supports inventories in tana Constitution states “Elections. ington! Actually, he hardly, if have ever, calling fornot a Native “full forensic audit” ofjust the ing No, itI’ve is onfelt FB. Watching Jenelle, sites. never burdened getting and protects American cultural Merry during the of developing a ClimbConstitution does defend the Schrumpf right to Project”. What local corruption is free Corvallis None are available either viaby audio Hamilton Yes, the First Amendment to the Management Plan, climbers been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t nipulated by the unscrupulous. Used to or not. masking inprocess this group. They know natural resource management. We Kindness istrain pretty easy toareally recognize build jumps and trails. It’sOfficer responsible He then bought passage on ship to find patterns where none exist simply took a to Vancouver, Canada. tionary buffer zone around raptor nests of the soon to be Finance and the many of their letters), a seasonal precaua firewood permit, a hunting license, or a sites. I’ve never felt burdened by getting The legislature shall provide by law mentions the issues needing attention 2020 election. What would that cost? speech, but surely no kindthe and caring senator Manzella focused on? Why is Corvallis Constitution does defend right to free ing Management Plan, climbers have been video. First Itrails. was there told by the Town inour a way to is exploit our legitimate wor- or Kindness pretty easy toaopen. recognize free to climb entire time. build jumps and It’s responsible what they’redoing. Yep. if hearts and minds are Thank value the key role National Forests recreation. Of course, are always aa Ensenada, Mexico. 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From Ensenada, he 800I guess meters aswe is feel standard and intimidation or incitement to threats riot, Climbing has occurred in audit the who Bitterpermit torunning boat.within person that that includes See MORE LETTERS, page tration, voting, and adminsuggest vote someone over $120,000 forwas a these forensic of missing. (Jenelle responsible for you againabsentee forMary helping me encourage that. Fahnestock-Thomas If you’ve lived in the valley long 12 need to believe any offor those “pointyyou know it’s changing fast as more few bad actors within groups who drifting by or rocks that look like bike spoil it for everyone, but for the most providing clean water. We appreciate simply enjoyed a trip to the Rio Grande and intimidation or incitement to riot, Climbing has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12 transporting the recording equipment istration ofMary elections. It may provide ready to work onleave Montana’s problems. the malfeasance of the a former Hamilton infectious disease you know it’s I’ll changing as more people arrive. itfast tospecialists each indiseats. It had to doFahnestock-Thomas with a letter I respoilalleged it for everyone, but for most their head” part, members of these groups accept the recreational opportunities that to and from town hall.) And then they Hamilton for a system of poll booth registration, Actually, Wayne is already focused on county treasurer. I’ll leave it to you to Bitterroot Star staff like Anthony Fauci or even one of peopleto arrive. I’ll to each indi-but ceived from a government entity. The decide if leave that isitgood or bad, part, members of the these groups accept their vidual responsibilities. enrich our lives and the economic access YouTube account. our own highly researchBitterroot Star staff and shall was insure the purity of elections couldn’t an issue vital toifrespected Montana. He Co calculate the cost ofand a state-wide audit envelope formal and somewhat vidual to decide that is good orisbad, but Thank you for responding to my letter there is no mistaking there are more cars responsibilities. These permits rules serve sevbenefit our county derives from the (Jenelle was made a manager of that ers, Marshall Bloom,County from the Rocky What does amay Florida nonprofit, un- and guard against abuses decided of the elecChair of the Ravalli Collaboraof the election. intimidating. I purposely not Thank you for responding to my letter about flags. You have made my point there is no mistaking there are more cars on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles These permits andshe rules serve several purposes. They help protect habitat, Forest. 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The mountain Darwin Group will be visiting bike trailsfishing at Como are anew good example resa managed to maintain all these benefits day, I thought the letter contained were Manzella a big part of how they demonstrated patriots, and flags and uniforms and guns vast majority of citizens in ourslipped state. If you listen orfree-for-all talk with Wayne to tell youatthat these stations are being our way one unvaccinated Canadian “we cancelled the YouTube account into the United States? No one I know is against climbing. It’s the unmanaged bolting fine community soon to do a bike trails Como are a good example Last week in Helena while the of an opportunity created by the Forest a fee or something even worse. The thatfuture belief. for generations. Wedemonstrated would like were a big part of how they and set up a new FB funds—not page called The Despite passing six good voteraMexico! integriRusk you willpeople. encounter knowledge paid for with federal state into the United States? 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would rather change and improve the legislation coming out of Helena. Isn’t that the job? There are already enough other politicians screwing up laws in Washington so vote to help get our Montana house in order. We need to elect Montanans like Wayne Rusk. He stands for a rational approach to good state government. In fact he has been busy locally, voluntarily advancing these issues for years. Ed Sperry, Col USAF (ret) Stevensville

Stop spreading election fraud stories

In response to 4/13/22 letter requesting Montana legislature investigate the 2021 election, please consider the following: Idaho and Colorado elections have no bearing on Montana elections as each state election is separate and independent. Is author asking Montanans to finance an investigation of our election based on Idaho and Colorado elections? Dominion election machines are not used in Montana regardless of internet searches of Idaho, Colorado, media or election fraud theories. Refer to Montana Secretary of State website detailing elections machines. Montana and national elections were wildly successful for Republicans while Republicans question both election’s integrity. Are their wins fraudulent? No credible evidence of Montana election fraud or irregularities are cited yet the author spent endless hours exploring this internet drivel. Thousands of real Montanans of both parties, 56 County Clerk and Recorder’s offices, election judges and the Montana Secretary of State would have needed to conspire to endanger the integrity of Montana’s election. No such evidence is presented. The author used his extensive internet skills to explore unfounded conspiracy theories. He avoided seeking county election offices, Secretary of State, Montana or American Supreme Court websites among other sites which would disprove his fanatical election theories. Unthinking research undermines local confidence in our democracy and institutions. This letter highlights ongoing misinformation and culturally immature internet use; immaturity in the sense of using unfettered information without the wisdom of critical thought. Internet content is misapplied indiscriminately to local issues. It is “past time to let this go” but future discussions based on documented facts matter. Both readers and writers would benefit applying wisdom and common sense to this twaddle. Archie L Thomas Merry Schrumpf Corvallis

Problems galore with Biden

I think it’s time for another Esmay opinion letter. Let’s start with another look at our southern border. Is there a single reader who agrees with the current open border strategy? Why as American citizens are we allowing the current situation to continue? The President and Vice President continue to ignore the problem with neither one visiting to observe what is happening. While I can understand that some of our citizens feel sympathy for the plight of these poor people, they are ignoring the criminal activity that is taking place. Illegal immigrants are being allowed into our country from 150 other countries knowing that the vast majority of them will never attempt to honor their Immigration Court requirement. More importantly, along with those who are caught there are many coming across who are not caught – 300,000 the last I heard. Just think about that. The equivalent of 1/3 of the population of Montana has infiltrated our country without being caught. I think we can assume that the vast majority of these folks are not poor families searching for a better life. For those readers who assume the problems at our southern border will never impact Montana citizens – I noted last month that our local Ravalli County jail had six people being held for the US Marshals. I have to assume these individuals were illegal aliens. Additionally, the Fentanyl drug problem is already out of control and growing. Guess where most of this drug is coming from? Before I leave the southern border, I also want to point out that unknown amounts of money (your money) are

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being expended to relocate and settle these immigrants while we daily hear about shortages for our own citizens. Just this week it was uncovered that we are giving each of these immigrants a cell phone. Obviously, the border states are suffering the most with this influx and are having to spend state funds to offset many expenses. Interestingly, I just heard that the Governor of Texas is going to start sending busloads of these immigrants to Washington D.C. to see how the folks in the Federal Government like it. I hope everyone has been praying for the folks in Ukraine. They are certainly putting up a heroic fight against the invading Russians. This crisis should be a world-wide wakeup to the continuing threat of Communism. The President’s mental capability to deal with this international emergency has been put to the test and in my opinion, he has failed. Almost daily his staff have seen the necessity to come out and correct major mistakes that he has made. I don’t know if you noticed that recently the Army published an ‘After Action Report’ concerning the Afghanistan debacle which clearly showed that contrary to what the President claimed, he was being given recommendations outside his decisions. You might remember that at the time of the “retreat” he was telling us that everyone was in agreement with his decisions. Of course, when he was asked about this report, he simply rejected it. How about the President’s son’s laptop computer? The “main street media” have finally acknowledged that the computer is in fact one that belonged to Hunter Biden, but they are continuing to downplay the possibility that the President has lied repeatedly to us about his knowledge of what his son was doing. They are still trying to convince us that this is “Russian mis-information.” Over a year ago I proposed that there was a major coverup of the existence of this computer by not only the main street media but also the social media platforms just prior to the Presidential election. I continue to believe that Biden would never have been elected had the truth been put out concerning what was already known about the emails on it. How are you dealing with the out-of-control inflation? Of course it’s all Trump’s fault or related to Covid, at least that’s what the Democrats continue to spew. The exception is the price of gas which they claim Putin and the petroleum companies have caused. NO, Biden and the Democrats have caused these problems and we are being warned that they will get worse. Have you visited the Dollar Store in Missoula recently where most of the items are now $1.25? Jerry Esmay Stevensville

Ukraine is a miracle

Mad Dog’s losses were so severe he abandoned attacking Ukraine’s capital. Praise to Ukraine’s supporters and prayer warriors. God answered those prayers. Mad Dog is regrouping for another vicious campaign to seize more of Ukraine’s eastern lands. But to realize its full potential Ukraine needs to control everything including the separatist areas and Crimea. America under Washington didn’t quit at Valley Forge. Ukraine isn’t quitting either. It seems time for another round of supportive prayers. Thanks, Ukraine. The horrendous price you are paying is for all freedom-enjoying peoples. Freedom is so precious. God bless America, and bless… Ukraine’s freedom fighters. Charles E. Wissenbach Pinesdale

Vote no on BVCC levy This is in reply to valley residents who are complaining about others being cheap with their money and voting against the college levy. Ballots are out now. But my husband and I taught our sons about Economics 101. They paid for their own education and both kids and adults here in the valley can do the same now without asking for taxpayer money. Here’s how: Economics 101 · Apply for scholarships! College minutes state that scholarships are

NOT being utilized. · Go into the military and get the GI Bill! · GO TO WORK! 1. For Valley employer who will assist with college costs! 2. For employers who will teach you the skills you need for a good-paying job for the rest of your life. 3. Do work-study programs. If you are low-income, Summit Career Center in Stevensville will pay for your classes. Many are the kind you can use to make a career for life. And save your pennies! Double them each day! A PENNY can make you a MILLIONAIRE in 30 days: Compare a “magic penny” that doubles every day for 31 days, versus $3,000,000 cold cash given on day one. Notice that by day 28, the magic penny has already made you a millionaire. By day 31, the magic penny is worth a whopping $10,737,418.24! The cold cash is still $3,000,000. That’s the power of The Compound Effect. For those against the levy, remind the college Trustees about Economics 101. They voted to make the levy PERMANENT versus DURATIONAL. If the levy were durational, the TRUSTEES must come back to the taxpayers every ten years and prove their results like the other educational institutions must do. Use common sense, not emotion and don’t feel guilty for saying no. Cite Economics 101 to anyone who says you should vote for the levy. NOPE! VOTE AGAINST the LEVY! You did it in 2020, and you can do it again! Helen Sabin Corvallis

Three cheers for BVCC!

April is National Community College Month. Across the nation, more than 1200 community colleges have good reason to celebrate. Community colleges in the U.S. enroll more than 12 million students—almost half of all U.S. undergraduates, according to the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC). We should be proud of our excellent community colleges here in Montana. Education is always a good investment. But residents of Ravalli County have a special reason to celebrate National Community College Month this year. Our own Bitterroot Valley Community College (BVCC) is the first community college in Montana ever to be created all-new from the ground up. An historic event! I am proud to have played a small part in bringing BVCC into the world. I have been a professor of philosophy and psychology for more than thirty-five years, an educator for more than forty years. Thousands of students have come through my classroom. My specialty area is Ethics and Human Development. When I discuss with my students the many problems and challenges in our world today, I inevitably come back to one hopeful solution: education. For it is our ability to learn that allows us to better ourselves, to advance and fulfill ourselves, to grow in wisdom and justice as a community, and to develop the practical workforce skills needed to be successful in the 21st century. Education is the backbone of our great nation. Celebrate National Community College Month! Vote YES for the BVCC levy. Robert Walsh Hamilton

Just say whoa to runaway taxes

Before voting on the BVCC levy, here are a few things to consider. We are talking about nearly one million dollars being spent to help a very small number of students. Is this a wise use of our tax dollars? Since most of the money will be spent on “administrators”, many of whom will be overpaid figureheads doing little if any actual work, I have to say no. Another factor to consider is that the dropout rate for junior colleges is ridiculously high, meaning that a large percentage of our tax dollars are wasted on people who never finish a degree or certificate program. Perhaps the biggest consideration is the condition of the facilities, which is poor at best. If you pass this tax, hold on to your shorts, because next they will tell you about the “need” for a

brand new “state of the art” facility. We are talking about tens of millions of dollars to help a very small number of people. The BVCC is a financial disaster just waiting to happen. There are local and on-line options available to meet the needs of most people and commuting to Missoula two or three days a week is not that great a burden. If you agree that this is not the best use of our taxes, then please vote no on the BVCC levy, and let’s stop this fiasco before it’s too late. Dirk Revson Victor

Help hummingbirds avoid hypothermia

Hummingbirds split from swifts and treeswifts around 42 million years ago, most likely in Eurasia, and made it to South America about 22 million years ago, eventually coming to North America. In all that time, hummingbirds have been co-evolving with native flowering plants, and had to fly from flower to flower and hover while feeding. Flying warms both the hummingbirds, and the small amount of nectar they drink from flowers while hovering. Feeders were first made in the 1950s, and those feeders did not have perches, so the birds had to hover while feeding. To some, providing a perch seemed like a kindness to the birds and because of consumer demand, feeder manufacturers added perches to most of their feeders beginning in the 1970s. In 1983, Bob Hoy, a biologist, discovered what we called “perch hypothermia” after he observed the hummingbirds being unable to fly normally, fluttering down to lie on the ground unresponsive and hypothermic after drinking cold sugar water from the feeder while sitting motionless on the perches. We attempted to bring this serious condition to the attention of bird lovers, the USFWS and ornithologists, but nothing official was done. All hummingbird researchers contacted recently, including Dr. Sara Hiebert, Professor Emerita of Mathematics and Natural Science, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA, Dr. Brett Tobalske, UM, Professor, Director of the Field Research Station, UM, Missoula MT., and Dr. Jack Kirkley, Prof. Biology, Western Montana College, Dillon, MT say that what National Audubon Society calls cold-stun on their website https://www.audubon.org/news/hummingbird-feeding-faqs is definitely hypothermia. Both the website and the researchers say this condition is extremely dangerous to the affected hummingbird. Researchers also stated that hypothermic, unresponsive birds are close to death and can only recover if warmed. Hypothermic hummingbirds often flutter or fall to the ground where they are highly susceptible to being killed by predators, being injured or dying. A female hummingbird incapacitated by hypothermia can’t return to her nest to save her eggs or hatchlings from being killed by cold and/or starvation. This results in the loss of the entire family and is likely contributing to declines in hummingbird species. Attracting hummingbirds by supplemental feeding can provide many hours of enjoyable hummingbird watching, and can be beneficial to the hummingbirds, if the welfare of the birds is always the primary consideration. Please use only perchless feeders in areas where the temperatures go below 55 degrees. Bob and Judy Hoy Stevensville

A pawn for big government

Is it just me or does anyone else question how a candidate for HD88 can claim to be a “Constitutional Conservative” while claiming a state’s application of the 10th Amendment as UNCONSTITUTIONAL? And he’s adamant about it. Makes one wonder how many other Amendments he would surrender to BIG Government. Doug Bohn Victor Editor’s Note: If you have submitted a letter and it hasn’t been published for more than two weeks, you can contact Victoria at 777-3928 to find out why.

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January 10th February 14th, and anxiety for many new parents. 3:00pm 4:00pm at Ministry on S ee ny bu Ham on Gues snMinistry and 3 00pm --Hamilton. aat M s and y on and anxiety for many new parents. 3:00pm -44:00pm 4:00pm at Ministry onon Street Guests and anxiety for many new parents. 3:00pm -in4:00pm at Ministry on 3:00pm -00pm 4:00pm at Street in Hamilton. Guests and 3:00pm Ministry on che gme e @yahoo com Du ng a pandem c h s even Du ng a pandem c h s s even 3:00pm 4:00pm at Ministry on During a pandemic, this is even B ornson Jones Mungas 9840 sona Representat ve Te ephone: 406/363-6888 59870 Case No : DP-22-10 During a pandemic, this is even During a pandemic, this is even During a pandemic, this is even 3:00pm 4:00pm at Ministry on Bjornson Jones Mungas, T 59840 sonal Representative Telephone: 406/363-6888 59870. Case No.: DP-22-10 3:00pm 4:00pm at Ministry on Padd e nc Ca Me chand esaw Bjornson Jones Mungas, 59840 sonal Representative Telephone: 406/363-6888 59870. Case DP-22-10 Main: Main St., Padd eNo.: Ca chand se Sa es ng During Ma n126 126 Ma nS Ham on aa pandemic, this is even Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. a soPaddle ude aMe Fa Quase eSa D p pspec ve membe sHamilton. aare eare we come Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. Call, Merchandise Sales. Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. Stevenville Senior S evenv e Sen oCenter Cen eis sis isMain: Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. During a pandemic, this is even prpspective members welcome During this ismany even prpspective members welcome Stevenville Senior Center Stevenville Senior Center Stevenville Senior Center is is Gamblers Anon Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. Stevenville Senior Center mo emore evan because o hethe 126 Main St., Hamilton. Golden Age Club mo eepandemic, erelevant evan because many o he PLLC 63-9060 /s/ Ar ene K Ba ey Co-PerEma :Senior rava aw@monApp cat ons must reDept No 11 -1$70 Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. Gamblers Anon more because many of thethe Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. Gamblers Anon relevant because many of Paddle Call, Merchandise Sales. National Day of Prayer more relevant because many of the Main: 126 Main St., Hamilton. Stevenville Center is more relevant because many of PLLC 363-9060 Arlene Bailey, Co-PerEmail: ravallilaw@monApplications must be reNo. Please contact Home Health and Gamblers Anon P ease con ac Home Hea hbe and Gamblers Anon PLLC 63-9060 /s//s/ Arlene K. K. Bailey, Co-PerEmail: Applications must be reDept. No. nd v Individual dua T cke nc udes nd vDept. dua T cke --n-$70 00 nc udesmore Stevenville Senior Center is Please contact Home Health and Stevenville Senior Center isCenter Please contact Home Health and now serving meals at the Center now se vserving ng mea s ravallilaw@monaat he Cen e relevant because many of the Please contact Home Health and Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes Please contact Home Health and Ticket -00 $70.00 (includes o a end Fo mo e n o ma on Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes 50 50 Po ba ga sa es a he now serving meals at the Center now meals at the Gamblers Anon more relevant because many of the now serving meals at the Center to attend. For more information now serving meals the Center more relevant because many of the to attend. For more information Please contact Home Health and Gamblers Anon Individual Ticket $70.00 (includes ou e s and commun es a e no Gamblers meets ou e s and commun es a e no Gamb es Anonymous sRepresentat Anonymous mee Gamb esonal Anonymous mee s s now Please contact Home Health and By: Ke c e Pe tomaa sona Represona vemeets com ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day NOTICE TO CREDITORS serving meals at the Center P tana noch e eve y Wednesday VFW Post 1507 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 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 ersonal RepreRepresentative tana.com ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday NOTICE TO CREDITORS now serving meals the Center The Rava Coun y M n s e a By: Kelcie Peltomaa sonal Represonal Representative tana.com ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday NOTICE TO CREDITORS now serving meals at the Center Monday h u F day a 11 30 am Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. Hospice of Montana Hospice ofe-c Montana Chaplain, mea RESERVAT ONS BY mea ALL RESERVAT ONS Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am.Hospice Monday thru Friday at11:30 11:30 am. meal). ALL and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BYBY outlets Monday thru Friday at am. check hhttps://e-clubhouse.org/ ps ubhouse oChaplain, g Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY outlets communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets Ug B nALL and a RESERVATIONS show and eBY by of Montana Chaplain, check https://e-clubhouse.org/ Wednesdays aa 66 30 m aat S outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. check thru Friday at 11:30 am. Hospice of Montana Chaplain, meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY ava ab e oto new moms gh now Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at ava ab eand oon new moms gh now Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St.St. Monday Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ Conn ep L Lawrence CoAttorney for Persona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE HEREBY GIVJona han Sa de a o mo ehe ninfo: oinfo: Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. St. Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Jonathan Sardella, for more info: Monday thru Friday at am. Wednesdays 30 p m a S meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY available to new moms right now. You can sp p ck up you available new moms right now. Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. VFW Pos 1507 mee smore 1Cop You m Coffee ov ded w apped can still pick up your meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Attorneys for Michael Ray /s/ Connie L. Lawrence, Attorney for Personal RepreJanuary 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVavailable to new moms right now. Profess ona ••11:30 Exper enced ••Jonathan Automat c28, Rem nder Serv ce Jonathan Sardella, for available new moms right now. Sardella, for more Attorneys for Michael Ray /s/ Connie L. Lawrence, CoAttorney for Personal RepreJanuary 28, 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJonathan Sardella, for more info: Jonathan Sardella, for more info: You can still pick up your FEBRUARY 1 2022 CALL TODAY You can still pick up your Assoc ato RCMA nv es you o Professional •your Experienced • Automatic Reminder Service FEBRUARY 11,IS 2022 CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. You can still pick up your You can still pick up Professional Experienced Automatic Reminder Service FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY available to new moms right now. FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. s es ham onm FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY F anc s Ca ho c Chu ch 411 S 5 h FEBRUARY 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Jonathan Sardella, for more info: Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th available to new moms right now. You can still pick up your sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th available to new moms right now. Jonathan Sardella, for more info: membe s Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Jonathan Sardella, for more info: ona hansa de a@hhandho m com Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th You can still pick up your Many moms ee nsecu e abou jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY week ycan mea sve on Monday aat 11 am Hep er Persona RepresenTWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat For more nformat on hconEN that the unders gned Many moms ee nsecu e abou You still pick up your weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about 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 F anc s Ca ho c Chu ch 411 S 5 h weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday 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 meals on Monday at 11 am second Tuesday o each mon candy OK no ood p ease $2 406-363-341 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 pa c pa e n he Na ona Day o 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 feel insecure about Street in Hamilton. weekly meals on Monday at TWENTY11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com oto11 30 am moms feel insecure about weekly meals on Monday at 11 amTWENTYto 11:30 am b ng ng he new baby o aato se ng Membe sh pdoo nnted he Gu dAdu s s Many tat ve CIAL DIS1/12 1/26 MONTANA at has been appo Persona to 11:30 -- 406-363-341. Dancing guests b ng ngmoms hetheir new baby o to aa se to 11:30 am 11:30 amam in bringing their new baby ang setting to 11:30 am tative DICIAL BS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 to MONTANA Hall at (406) 777has been appointed Personal - on 406-363-341. Dancing guests bringing new baby setting bringing their new baby to a2022 setting tative CIAL Street DISBS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Hall at (406) 777has been appointed Personal 406-363-341. Dancing Street innBS Hamilton. bringing their new baby to S DISeeHamilton. Ham on1/19 y pay aat he 8 p Street in Hamilton. a 7tact p tact mTown a Town he Ha F on e (406) Ca e n 777Lam gh exe cub se Monday on yonly pay aat he doo 88guests p s bringing only pay at the door 8mAdu p.m. Adults only pay the door 8 p.m. Adults their new baby to aato setting P aye on Thu sday May 5aosetting pay at the door 8m p.m. Adults Coffee C aat 88:00 00 am M-F to 11:30 am only pay the door p.m. Adults to 11:30 11:30 am Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F bringing their new baby setting Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F bringing their new baby to setting Coff ee Club am M-F Coff ee Club atJUDICIAL 8:00 am M-F ha has an nc eased sk ness BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271 Representat ve of the aboveCoff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F only pay at the door 88om p.m. Adults ha has an nc eased sk o ness open o qu e s beg nne that has an increased risk of illness BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RT, RAVALLI FIRST DIS5271. Representative of the abovethat has an increased risk of illness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 , RAVALLI RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271. Representative of the abovethat has an increased risk of illness only pay at the door p.m. Adults that has an increased risk of illness Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F $20 00 K ds 17-12 $10 00 Unde Exe c Club se 10 am Tuesday $20 00 K ds 17-12 $10 00 Unde Coff ee at00 8:00 am M-F $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under S evensv e Wednesday FatRAVALLI day 9-10 a m 50 WIC clinics Coff ee Club 8:00 am M-F $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday thatthat has an increased risk of illness Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under WIC clinics Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under a 12 noon aThCo ne srisk one B bthe euavirtual WIC clinics Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday has an increased ofthe illness Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday WIC clinics has an increased risk of illness and ninfection. ec Th s makes he vvirtual ua ___________________ TRICT COUNTY Attest: named Estate A persons $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under and nand ec onon sThis makes he vvirtual infection. This makes ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTYThe Attest: named Estate. persons and infection. This makes Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday h ough advanced Annua dues a ethat ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate. AllAll persons $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under and makes the virtual WIC clinics and Thu sday $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under 12 FREE and infection. This makes the B e oo No h Va ey Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday Rava Coun yW C sisnutriaais nu - and Exercise 10:00 am Tuesday Thursday WIC clinics and Thursday 12 FREE 12 FREE. The Bitterroot North Valley and Thursday WIC clinics Ravalli County WIC is ais Ravalli County WIC a nutri12 FREE. The Bitterroot North Valley cen s and Thursday Ravalli County WIC nutriand infection. This makes the virtual 12 FREE. and Thursday Ravalli County WIC a nutri12 FREE. Ravalli County WIC is a nutriand infection. This makes the virtual Chu ch 280 Fa g ounds Rd Ham___________________ 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 and Thursday 12 FREE. ___________________ TTER 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___________________ ER OFOF THE In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the platform more appealing. One and Thursday on educa on p og am ha se ves 12 FREE. platform more appealing. One and Thursday $20 To keep ab eas o ac v es Quilters the second Tuesday of Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WIC is a nutri12 FREE. Pachyde m C ub w mee F day platform more appealing. One Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WIC is a nutrition education program that serves tion education program that serves tion education program that serves Quilters the second Pachyderm Club will meet Friday, Quilters second of ofPachyderm tion education program serves Club will meet Friday, tion education program that serves Rava Coun yW C sthat a nu - more appealing. One Legion Qua ethe Membe shTuesday p Tuesday Mee •• 25 years exper ence platform appealing. Quilters second Tuesday of E J JANET J SPANNUTH; C erk Decedent are requ red to platform mom o a g oup ayOne ed platform more appealing. each mon h ythe 66:00 00 pm on Jo n he commun nhow phow aye tion education program that serves years experience p egnan pos -pa um and b eas Quilters the second Tuesday FSUSAN SUSAN E. Naom Naomi J. Cheeney JANET J. SPANNUTH; are required mom ag past group stated how 25 experience each month 6:00 mom o aaofmore pas oup sstated asOne ed Quilters the second Tuesday ofof FebAmerican SUSAN E. Naomi J. Cheeney Cheeney JANET J. SPANNUTH; Decedent are required each month 6:00 pm mom of aof past group stated how tion education program that serves The ea oo Qu eatsGuild Gu d each month pm pregnant, post-partum, and breasttion education program that serves pregnant, post-partum, and breastpregnant, post-partum, and breastmom apas past group stated how each month 6:00 pmpm The Bitterroot Guild uaClerk y Clerk 4 2022 noon aatQuilters’ The mom of past group how vLaundry s Decedent he B• 25 eyears oo Qu efree s Gu dto to each month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot pregnant, post-partum, and breastThe Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild pregnant, post-partum, and breastFebruary 4,B 2022 atQuilters’ noon The The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild February 4, 2022 at noon The The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild mom of a past group stated how each month 6:00 pm Love P noch e Sa u days a 7 pm on educa on p og am ha se ves pregnant, post-partum, and breastPost 47 ngs 1 p m Thu sdays Ju y 7 PUBLIC 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 o 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 Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPinochle Saturdays at 77pm PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within feeding women, children from birth o ou wo d The Na ona Theme 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 to meet The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild w mee on Wednesday JanuPinochle Saturdays at pm • way coo person The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm feeding women, children from birth refreshing it was to be able to meet will meet on Wednesday, Janufeeding women, children from birth F on e Ca e Hwy 93 n S e• way cool person refreshing it was to be able to meet will meet on Wednesday, Januwill meet on Wednesday, way cool person gfour oup •on Facebook Love free Frontier Cafe, Hwy 93 inJanuStePinochle Saturdays at pm A e6 noon e77atFFridays will meet on Wednesday, JanuFrontier Cafe, Hwy 93on inRava Stewill meet on Wednesday, Janufeeding women, children from birth oegnan age 55PO and women whose p egrefreshing itit was to be able to meet Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7days pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays B tterRoot Bus and Box 212 Case No :P DP-22-06 months after the date Pinochle Saturdays atFridays pm Afternoon Pinochle Afternoon Pinochle feeding women, children from to 5 and women whose pregpto pos -pa um and bbirth eas o he moms om he com oMR o he refreshing it was to be able to meet feeding women, children from birth and women whose pregAme can Leg Posy Laundry Oc obe 2022 Anoch dues-pa d to age 55age and women whose pregrefreshing was to be able tohe meet will meet on Wednesday, JanuBitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after date Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms from the comfort of BitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after thethe date Afternoon Pinochle Fridays to5age age 5have and women whose pregother moms from the comfort of her Co oss ans 2om 6-7 “Exa Lo d o he moms he com o o he aary ymeet 26 aat Da yspeake Leach Commun will on Wednesday, Januto age and women whose pregwill meet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointother moms from the comfort of herher ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv e Gues w be other moms from the comfort of her 26 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 to age and women whose preglaundry appoint• award w nn ng agent vensville. Guest speaker will be 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Leach Daly Leach Community vensville. Guest speaker will be a 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle have ended early. WIC also12:15 ary 26 at Daly Leach Community pm tonancies age 5have and women whose preglaundry appointmoms from the comfort of her award winning have ended early. WIC also to nancies age 5nancies and women whose pregTMA of M ssou ahope so app y-oup -154 Ham ton 59840 Dept No ___________________ of the first pub cat on agent of th s other ended early. WIC also award winning vTMA ng oom The hope he g 12:15 pm other moms from the comfort of her 12:15 pm of Missoula is apply-21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. 1 1 12ques___________________ of•the fiappointrst publication of this nancies have ended early. WIC also eed ng women ch dMT en om other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Community TMA of Missoula is apply-154 nancies Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. 1Fridays ___________________ of the fi•appointrst publication of agent this nancies have ended early. WIC also living room. The of the group 47 mee s he 2nd Wednesday membe s we come B ng living room. The hope of the group laundry Room 1010 W Ma n Ham on v ng oom The hope o he g oup ary 26 at Daly Leach Community B dge Mondays a 15 pm who es ab shed us ” ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 12:15 pm laundry Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. we comes dads g andpa en s and living room. The hope of the group have ended early. WIC also Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Wayne Rusk cand da e o HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living room. The hope of the group 12:15 pm Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Bridge Mondays at welcomes dads, grandparents, and 12:15 pm Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm nancies have ended early. WIC also Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. welcomes dads, grandparents, and nancies have ended early. WIC also Room, 1010 W Main, welcomes dads, grandparents, and Wayne Rusk candidate forHamilton. HD88. Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Stevi school board Bridge Mondays at12:15 12:15 pmRoom, living room. The hope of the group ng for our annua 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce or sa d c aclaims ms w be Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pmpm welcomes dads, grandparents, and soing o p ov de suppo and dec ease welcomes dads, grandparents, and ments living room. The hope of the group for our 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO notice or said will be living The ofand the group for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO notice or said claims will be W Main, Hamilton. is to provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GR bfoster h odads, age 5grandparents, and women whose ments is to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm sh1010 open aat 6 pm o soc ao z ng ments os efamilies. am es The W C p og am s is ons 7Doo p1010 mopen a 322 S 2nd co ne deas sing p ov de suppo dec ease Room, W Main, Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes and Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI Bridge Mondays at CREDITORS 12:15 Doors open 6for pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program Fo mo ehope nannual o ma on con ac isroom. to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at CREDITORS 12:15 pmpmGIVDoors open 6at pm for socializing welcomes dads, grandparents, and families. The WIC program is The No Va ey Pachyde m C ub ments is to provide support and decrease welcomes dads, grandparents, and Doors at 66NOTICE pm socializing foster The WIC program is The North Valley Pachyderm Club ments Doors open at 6 pm for socializing The North Valley Pachyderm Club foster families. The WIC program is Doors open at pm for socializing from the Montana DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC forever barred foster families. The WIC program is is to provide support and decrease Laund y Love Ham on The S evensv e Schoo Boa d s ess o new moms The g oup s is 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 n Ham on Monday h ough from the Montana DepartEDITORS 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 foster families. The WIC program is stress for new moms. The group and shopp ng he mee ng w Laund y Love Ham on off ered In Hamilton Monday through p egnanc es have ended ea y W C Loca serv ce from our ocat on n V ctor MT s ess o new moms The g oup s is off ered In Hamilton Monday through Doors open at 6 pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program is Mad son nex o 2nd S Sush The c ub s oca ed a 727 S 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 in Victor, MT Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms. The group is mee s he fi s and h d F day o Local service from our location in Victor, MT stress for new moms. The group is Pas o B100% Pedd e The 406-381-1803 and shopping; meeting will Serv cethat From Our Locat on In VIn ctor MT •the M esFriday North Of Woods de off ered In8sentative Hamilton Monday through off ered In Hamilton Monday through meets the first and third Friday of Of nv es ou home ess and Lowand shopping; the meeting will meets the first and third of Local Service From Our Location Victor, MT. • Miles North Woodside ment of Transportat on Due REBY 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 Location Victor, MT. Miles Woodside stress for new moms. group is Thu sday 30-4 30 aat 205 Bed o d Loca invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed ee o cha ge w h ment of Transportation. Due HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton invites our homeless and Lowo T us ees w ho d a spec a boa d off ered In Hamilton Monday through ment of Transportation. Due EREBY 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 8:30-4:30 205 Bedford and shopping; the meeting will off ered 100% free of charge with off ered In Hamilton Monday through come o o de a 6 30 offThursday ered In Hamilton Monday through 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed 100% ee o cha ge w h and shopping; the meeting will invites our homeless and Lowcome to order at 6:30. a so we comes dads g andpa en s and shopping; the meeting will come to order at 6:30. Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford Ham on Check us ou v s 5 h S ee off ered 100% free of charge with 5 m es north of Woods de Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford each mon h om noon o 1 PM off ered 100% free of charge with ncome ne ghbo s o b ng he come to order at 6:30. V c o Mason c Lodge 43 invites our homeless and Low5 miles north of Woodside each month from noon to 1 P.M. S ee Su e P D s c Cou house to recent y enacted gned MONTANA TWENTYhas been appo nted Persona Not cefrom satnoon hereby ven that ma ed to Ke L Carr the income neighbors to bring their 543 miles north of Woodside come to order at hereby 6:30. each month top1g P.M. Victor Masonic Lodge 43 income neighbors bring their come to order 6:30. Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 at Bedford invites our homeless and LowStreet, Suite P, 205 District Courthouse off 100% free of charge with aallered he supp es p ov dedfedera hfederal ough invites our homeless and Lowto recently enacted eunders undersigned MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Personal Notice is given that mailed to L. Carr, Street, Suite P, District Courthouse ncome ne ghbo s Kelly oyto b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge to recently enacted federal undersigned MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Personal Notice is hereby given mailed to Kelly L. Carr, thethe Thursday 8:30-4:30 at Courthouse 205 Bedford off 100% free of charge with all the supplies provided through Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford wo kh sess on Wednesday Ap Street, Suite P, District offaered ered 100% free ofov charge with the supplies provided through come to order at 6:30. Ho w esen aa-that income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43oof Street, P, District Courthouse he supp es p ded hBus ough come to order at 6:30. Peggy Holt will present a income Street, Suite P, Courthouse come to order at 6:30. mee sRepresentat he second Tuesday each Peggy Holt will cclothing oclothing ng n on ointo Fas & F 115 P ne and eSuite am es The W Cevensp o- DISall the supplies provided through Bu dos ng n FIRST Ham on The S The No haPeggy Va ey Pachyde m C ub ps www eg on opresent gpresent membe all the supplies provided through neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will a Fast &uffy Fluff y,P115 Pine, meets the second Tuesday each Street, Suite P, District Courthouse Building inDistrict Hamilton. The StevensFast &Representative, Fluff y,y,their 115 Pine, The North Valley Pachyderm Club eg sthe at on B tterRoot s an ted FIRST JUDICIAL ve of the abovea vacancy ex sts n the office Persona Representat ve income neighbors to bring Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Building in Hamilton. The StevensTheh North Valley Pachyderm Club Peggy Holt will present a offi income neighbors tohe bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present athe Street, Suite P, District Courthouse he g an The moms ece ve an cclothing o27 ha ng npinto om Fas & F uffy 115 ne all the supplies provided through legislation, BitterRoot Bus is ointed Personal JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the abovevacancy exists in ce Personal Street, Suite P, District Courthouse Building in Hamilton. The Stevenslegislation, BitterRoot Bus is ted Persona Personal FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the abovea vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, meets the second Tuesday of each grant. The moms receive clothing into Fast & Fluff 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through Bitter Root Humane meets the second Tuesday of each the grant. The moms receive an into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, Building in Hamilton. The Stevensall the supplies provided through p og am on Kawand a s y e Peggy Holt will present a 7 n S evensv e Building in Hamilton. The Stevensmon h a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee Ham on o wash hem o ee program on Kawandi, aamember style/ hethe g an The moms ece vecoman eville cclinic c Hamilton. s ed open on Wednesdays Peggy will present a program on Kawandi, aastyle/ month at p.m. 7:30 p.m. on Main Streetis meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street Hamilton, to wash them for free. grant. The moms receive an clinic is open on Wednesdays Building in Stevenssprogram an educa aarm m o he ReHamilton, to wash them free. gvville am snHamilton. offe nThe Ham on Monday the grant. The moms receive an is open on Wednesdays meets the second Tuesday of each on Kawandi, aaCouncilmember style/ clothing Fast & Fluff y,for 115 Pine, Stevi Senior Center sh pof why oona nHolt meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 on Main Street requ red to deve op a of aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons the Town Counc return rece requested at Emergency? 406-381-2087 clothing intointo Fast &pt Fluff y,requested, 115 Pine, Building in The Stevensis an educational arm of the ReHam on o wash hem o ee Building in Hamilton. The Stevensan educational of the Reprogram on Kawandi, style/ ville clinic is open on Wednesdays program on Kawandi, style/ ncen ve g ca d o pa c pa e month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street required to develop a come the of aboveTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town return receipt at Emergency? 406-381-2087 the grant. The moms receive an month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street required to develop a comof thethe aboveTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at Emergency? Hamilton, to wash them for free. ville clinic is open on Wednesdays Hamilton, to wash them for free. incentive gift card to participate above Fa me s S a e Bank Fo any ville clinic is open on Wednesdays the grant. The moms receive an incentive gift card to participate me hod o ngeaafrom om Wes e n Hamilton, aat he Un ed Me hodWednesdays s Chu ch 216 grant. moms an e We supp y laundry aund ythem de efor gen abfabric cthencen program on Kawandi, style/ above Farmers State Bank. For at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street above Farmers State Bank. For anyany Mus cto Cen e Cho Room of quilting Western at the United Methodist 216 veThe g ca d of oreceive pa c pa We supply laundry detergent, them for free. program on Kawandi, afrom style/ ville clinic is open on Wednesdays method of quilting Western the United Methodist Church, 216month We supply detergent, fabric program on Kawandi, style/ month at 7:30 p.m. Main Street month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street incentive gift card to participate Hamilton, to wash free. Assn. Day Giving above State Bank. For any pub can yqu A aare we come ville clinic is open on incentive gift card to participate Hamilton, to wash them free. ville clinic is open on method of quilting from Western at the United Methodist Church, 216 mun Transportat on Copersons COUNTY hav ngmembe aon ms nst -method Ward 2 by the resCheeney Law PO Box We supp y wash aund ysPLLC de eforgen ab c incentive h ough Thu sday 8 30-4 30Church, a The 205 above Farmers State Bank. anythe publican Party. All are welcome SFarmers evensv ec Sen osh Cen eFor above Farmers State Bank. For any publican Party. Allscreated welcome method of quilting from Western atUnited the United Methodist Church, 216 munity Transportation Coe.A persons COUNTY having claims against the -Pa Ward 2 created by the Cheeney Law PLLC, PO Box We supply laundry detergent, fabric wh ety he sstudents uden stode ve ng he ques ons o paga nany o mamethod of quilting from Western at the United Methodist Church, 216 munity Transportation CoAllAll persons COUNTY having claims against the -aof Ward 2 created by the resCheeney Law PLLC, PO Box We supply laundry detergent, fabric gift card to participate Co ege S ee n Wednesdays S e216 while the students delivering the so ene qua edetergent, and hyg ene questions or membership informawhile the delivering incentive gift card participate above Farmers State Bank. For questions or membership informand and Pak an b ough he e resCollege Street inevensv Stevensville. The incentive gift card to participate method quilting from Western softener, quarters, and hygiene at the Methodist Church, College Street in Stevensville. The We supply laundry fabric Septic System Service and Repairs softener, quarters, and hygiene above Farmers State Bank. For any red India and Pakistan, brought there wh e he s uden s de ve ng hethe above Farmers State Bank. For any India and Pakistan, brought there method of quilting from Western questions or membership informaat the United Methodist Church, 216 We supply laundry detergent, fabric method of quilting from Western Septic System Service and Repairs at the United Methodist Church, 216 We supply laundry detergent, fabric College Street in Stevensville. The Septic System Service and Repairs while the students delivering the so ene qua e s and hyg ene questions or membership informawhile the students delivering the ord nat on P an aga nst the IN THE MATTER OF THE sa d deceased are requ gnat on of e ected counc 212 Ham ton MT 59840 questions or membership informaFo 50 yea s he B e Roo India and Pakistan, brought there College Street in Stevensville. The on ca 406-381-1250 softener, quarters, and hygiene College in Stevensville. 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When you call, text meswhile the students delivering the questions or membership informaand Pakistan, brought there tion call 406-381-1250. College Street in Stevensville. The by immigrants from Africa. These softener, quarters, and hygiene College Street in Stevensville. The Victor Clinic is the second Tuesday by immigrants from Africa. These g oup ea n how o ac a e and softener, quarters, and hygiene India and Pakistan, brought there tion call 406-381-1250. bags When you ca ex mesIndia and Pakistan, brought there tion call 406-381-1250. Victor Alumni Prom Victor Clinic is the second Tuesday group learn how to facilitate and Victor Clinic is second Tuesday B tterRoot Bus and MR TMA red ESTATE OF to present r 11 c a30 ms w thmember Sydney ACThese en or fi ed w th the C erk of the oofto he mon h the aatsecond he V cOF oHam Naza bags. When you call, text group learn how to facilitate and by immigrants from Africa. bags. 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The doctoral Africans, called Siddis, introduced Church. The Darby is open is required to hold public claims within BRUCE ROBERT HANSON, in C four months after the Town Council will appoint above-entitled the at the Victor s uden s c ea ed and ve Facebook or website we will need is required to hold public aims within BRUCE ROBERT HANSON, in four months after the date Town Council will appoint above-entitled Court. se v ng ou commun y by Africans, called Siddis, introduced Facebook or website we will need sage, or message through either Africans, called Siddis, introduced of the month at the Victor Nazarene support the moms. The doctoral students created and deliver the The S evensv e c n c s open on of the month at the Victor Nazarene Church. The Darby clinic is open Sapphire Quilt Club students created and deliver the he fi s and h d Tuesdays a noon Coffee ub Monday-F day kawand s ch ng o nd a sage, or message through either support the moms. 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Up toon 1000 more Neighbors An A you umn Prst N gh oneed V cday ostudents hearings in order to give all after the date Deceased. of the fi rst publication of this aMon Stevensville resident DATED this 18th day of Janto know your name, the day hearings in order to give all the date Deceased. of the fi rst publication of this a kawandi Stevensville resident to DATED this 18th day of JanChurch. The Darby clinic is open p ayg unde supe va sthe on o aaof a Facebook or website will need Sapphire Quilt Club Church. The Darby clinic is Monday open Up to 1000 2 or more Neighbors the stitching to India. 2nd Tuesday oClub each mon h1000 every month on the third of Neighbors the kawandi stitching to India. ak ng ca e o any and he playgroup under supervision Facebook or website we will created and deliver playgroup under supervision of 2nd Tuesday of each month, Facebook or website we will need every month on the third Monday of h y Gu d mee ngs he mon h a he Da by L b a y Ca Wednesdays a he Un ed Me h2nd Tuesday of each month, o know you fi s name he day every month on the third Monday of a BJ s Res au an 900 N F s 8 a m students created and deliver the When h r ng a rea es a e agen no ma er where he oca on Sapphire Quilt students created and deliver the Monthly Guild meetings the month at the Darby Library.Call the kawandi stitching to India. to know your fi rst name, the day Monthly Guild meetings the at the Darby Library.Call you wou d rst oname, come n hethe to know your fike rst the day When hiring aday real estate agent, no matter where the Ga on Pumped $30of Off Reg PPrice) ePrice) Sapphire Quilt Club p ayg oup unde supe v slocation, onty o to kawandi stitching to India. 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Brewing 406-802-7180 for more information. playgroup under supervision a Blacksmith Company you would like to come in, the od s406-802-7180 Chu 216 Co ee on Senior here are our mpor an h ngs o rev cons deress exper dep hon oof swould ze o you yfour and how many also include aGuild Fat Quarter Drawallons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. Price) playgroup under supervision of 2nd Tuesday of each month, you would like to come in, the ee npos Ham on Gues sD and Exe cforever se Tuesdays and Thu s-000 S Monthly Guild meetings include Fat Quarter DrawReg. Price) month the Darby Library.Call 2nd Tuesday of each month, Stevensville. there are important things to consider; experience, depth of size ofKelly your family, and how many censed occupa ona he ap sathe ha Monthly Guild meetings there are four important things to consider; experience, depth size of your family, and how many ew and comment a ms the w be No 2 forever barred the tBrewing on vacated on the /s/ Ke yto L Carr Persona the month atch the Darby Library.Call Doo sCitizens open 66-Center, p S a 6 30 p mp.m. Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. Monthly Guild meetings the month atDept the Darby Library.Call 406-802-7180 for more you like come in, the Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. licensed occupational therapist that review and comment on the claims will beat Dept. No. 2 information. barred. the position vacated on the /s/ L. Carr, Personal Up to ga ons pumped Doors open 6m p.m. Start 6:30 licensed occupational therapist that also include a Fat Quarter Drawreview and comment on the aims will be Dept. No. 2 information. forever barred. the position vacated on the /s/ Kelly L. Carr, Personal 406-802-7180 for more Doors open p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. spec a zes n ca e and educa on o you would like to come in, the 406-802-7180 for more information. you would like to come in, the Up to 1000 gallons pumped also include a Fat Quarter Draws ze o you am y and how many om 6 o 9 p m a he McVey Ba n Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. Up to 1000 gallons pumped specializes in care and and he No hFat Va ey Pub csa LLibrary b aaaty at size also include aPot, Fat Quarter specializes in and care and education of of licensed occupational therapist that ng 50 50 Po ba gasPublic na es size of your family, and how many oads you have When mak ng an Senior Citizens Stevensville. and the North Valley Library 406-802-7180 for more information. of your family, and how many ou doo s np and now we ask ng Citizens Center, Stevensville. and the North Valley Public licensed occupational therapist that Doors open 66m p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales know edge unders and ng oof an he oca and ded ca on oeducation licensed occupational therapist that loads you have. When making ing, 50/50 bargain sales n S evensv efor The V TO cinformation. o CREDITORS C n c s Senior include aave Quarter Draw406-802-7180 more loads you have. When making an p ospec membe eDrawwe - exdays 10open ap.m. Doors 6Center, p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. also 406-802-7180 for more information. knowledge, understanding of the local market, dedication to Doors open p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. proposed an Pub cseeducation hearNOTICE TO CREDITORS C a ms must e ther be Town Counc The term Representat ve spec amarke zes ca ededication and educa on o also include a Fat Quarter Drawknowledge, understanding the local market, and to size of your family, and how many also include Fat Quarter Drawproposed Public heard. NOTICE must either be Town Council. The term exRepresentative specializes inplan. care and of size of your family, and how many proposed plan. Public hearNOTICE TO CREDITORS Claims must either be Town Council. The term exRepresentative specializes in care and education ofspesize of your family, and how many ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at bab es and new mo he Th s speDoors open 66Claims Start 6:30 p.m. oads you have When mak ng an ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at babies and new mothers. This Doors open 6 p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. appo n men we us need o know Founda on a e eam ng up o a loads you have. When making an ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at babies and new mothers. This spehe Ug B n and a show and e by 338 McVey Road V c o Adm sDoors open p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. specializes in care and education of loads you have. When making an appointment we just need to know Foundation are teaming up for a the Ugli Bin and a show and tell by appointment we just need to know Foundation are teaming up for a specializes in care and education of he c en A er hav ng been hrough he buy ng as we as he Family Shelter he commun y o he p us he p the Ugli Bin and a show and tell by specializes in care and education of ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at loads you have. When making an he second Tuesday o he mon h ng s set up for February 2 e ther be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVma ed to Sharron O son p res December 31 2023 BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 the client. After having been through the buying as well as the Family Shelter m m m m come Fo mo e n o ma on check Sou Suppe s by F o ence Ca bab es and new mo he s Th s speing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at the client. After having been through the buying as well as the loads you have. When making an ing, 50/50 Pot, bargain sales at ing is set up for February 2, st either either be be NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVmailedto to Sharron pires December 31, 2023. BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 Some restrictions mayOlson, apply.Olson, Expires 7/31/22 Some restrictions may apply. Expires 7/31/22 loads you have. When making an babies and new mothers. This speing is set up for February 2, IS HEREBY GIVmailed Sharron pires December 31, 2023. BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 appo n men we us need o know Some restrictions may apply. Expires 7/31/22 Some restrictions may apply. Expires 7/31/22 babies and new mothers. This spec a oppo un y p ov des pos ve the Ugli Bin and a show and tell by he day eques ed No p oo o appointment we just need to know Parkinson’s Disease cial opportunity provides positive the Ugli Bin and a show and tell by appointment we just need to know B ews o Bin Books p nshow nnight gh o raise aby se cial opportunity provides positive day requested. No proof Family Shelter the Ugli and aons and tell by membe sficat Disease and new mothers. This speday requested. proof of wof The Fam y She e oofunders hethe gned Parkinson’s sthe onthe sse $10 swe ng just eneed o No $15 aknow coup e hbabies Brews for Books night to raise Family Shelter members. Brews for Books pint babies and new mothers. This speFamily Shelter of ng process five mes Sharon over he as seven een appointment we just to babies and new This speThe Family Shelter the Ugli Bin and aa cations show and tell hem Toge w h oCorva he non-p 2022 at 310 O d s on Cabra the EN that the the Persona Representat ve Qua to serve as a five times over the last seventeen appointment need to ccial aSharon oppo un ymothers. p ov des pos ve aB he V cThe o Naza ene Chu ch The Parkinson’s the Ugli Bin and a pint show and tell by as selling process five times Sharon over the last seventeen appointment we need to know 2022 at 310 Old Corvallis thy Cabral, the that undersigned Representative, Qualifi to serve a hmembers. ps e-c ubhouse o ghe sto es hamon Chu ch - Personal Wednesdays 6 p m the Family Shelter he day eques edprocess No p oo o the Ugli and show and tell Disease 2022 at 310 Old Corvallis Cabral, the EN that the undersigned thethe Personal Representative, Qualifi cations a cial opportunity provides positive ncome sselling needed We do eques ou comes ohe eve yone nvo ved opportunity provides positive Family Shelter the day requested. No proof ofwithwith members. Parkinson’s Disease the day requested. No proof ofknow Family of the income is just needed. We do request outcomes for everyone involved eThe oo sEN ded ca ed othe he phelping ng income is needed. We do request members. outcomes for everyone involved in in unds oBin he S evensv emember bserve aGuild yby Membe sh p in nto Gu d as members. The Family Shelter of cial opportunity provides positive Bitterroot is Shelter dedicated to the The Family Shelter of the Bitterroot is dedicated to helping funds for the Stevensville library. the day requested. No proof of Membership in the Guild Parkinson’s Disease funds for the Stevensville library. PU chase you cke s a he V c o Membership the cial opportunity provides positive years you can res assured here sn ano her agen n he cial opportunity provides positive the day requested. No proof of members. Rd Conference Room at 11in presentat ve has been appo nted Persona return rece pt requested Town Counc are ___________________ Parkinson’s Disease Support Group the day requested. No proof of The Family Shelter of the years, you can rest assured there isn’t another agent in the m pp p m n m pp p s BRHA w be pa c pa ng nn quesncome s needed We do eques ou comes o eve yone nvo ved years, you can rest assured there isn’t another agent in the members. Rd. Conference Room at 1in Representative, has been appointed Personal return receipt requested, Town Council member are ___________________ aat eas aaneeded. 24-hou no cedo Phone # Support Group members. The Family Shelter of the Rd. Conference Room at presentative, has been appointed Personal return receipt requested, Town Council member are ___________________ Da by c n c s open eve y mon h ctions Expires 7/31/22 Some restrictions may apply. Expires 7/31/22 income is needed. We request The Family Shelter of the onm P noch e Sa u days 7 p m outcomes for everyone involved Bitterroot is dedicated to helping he co abo a on you have quess may may apply.apply. Expires 7/31/22 Some restrictions may apply. Expires 7/31/22 income is We do request home ess and needy am es n he at least a 24-hour notice. Phone #: outcomes for everyone involved Membership in the Guild least 24-hour notice. Phone #: Just pumped your sept c? Save th s coupon for when you need t! Bitterroot is dedicated to helping the collaboration. If you have homeless and needy families in the Bitterroot is dedicated to helping the collaboration. If you have quesMembership in the Guild homeless and needy families in the s open o qu e om beg nne Th s und a se s p anned om Just pumped your septic? Save this coupon for when you need it! Membership in the Guild income is needed. We do request Just pumped your septic? Save this coupon for when you need it! outcomes for everyone involved in is open to quilters from beginner This fundraiser is planned from Support Group Pa k nson s D sease Suppo income is needed. We do request is open to quilters from beginner This fundraiser is planned from outcomes for everyone involved in Bitterroot is dedicated to helping B erroo ha s more qua fied o hand e your rea es a e needs income is needed. We do request PM equested at Representat ve of the aboveat the Law Offices of R chas fo ows: outcomes for everyone involved in H gh Schoo ma n office a eas a 24-hou no ce Phone # Membership in the Guild Support Group Parkinson’s Disease Support 360-7763 Ema aund y ovehamBitterroot is dedicated to helping Bitterroot that is more qualified to handle your real estate needs. 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Located the corner of during this time will goin to the Cemetery Road Eastside Hwy. orcon email cuddlingcubsplaygroup@ 7484,. Ask Sharna th day ofFamily Janufour months after date this 8Corvallis day of January, live 2 (the B BjornsonJones Jones Mungas, Stevensville Al-Anon Cemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. orgma email cuddlingcubsplaygroup@ 7484,. Ask For: Sharna day of JanuJanufour months after thethe date Dated this 8and day of January, *group Must live Ward 2 (the Bjornson Jones Mungas, group on Facebook. Located on the of Corvallis Located on the corner of Corvallis Stevensville Al-Anon com Guild group on Facebook. Guild group onMust Facebook. gmail.com Ho semen w hos a “W de aat ness gmail.com Located on the corner of Corvallis Museum activities F ee Fam y Ac v es hethe B g wh e chu ch Any ques ons Located on the corner of Corvallis Museum activities Free Family Activities at b a y B acksm h B ew ng Comgo ng on ne a h ps www m sLocated on the corner of Corvallis Free Family Activities the Cemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. MRTMA of the first pub cat on of th s 2022 area s south of 5th Street PLLC Big white church. Any questions gmail.com The S evensv e A -Anon Big white church. Any questions Fam y She e o he B e oo library. Blacksmith Brewing Comhe second Tuesday o each mon h membe s home The e s a sho library. Blacksmith Brewing ComCemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. MRTMA of the fi rst publication of this 2022. area is south of 5th Street PLLC Stevensville Al-Anon gmail.com The Stevensville Al-Anon of Cemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. MRTMA of the first publication this 2022. area is south ofWon5th Street PLLC gmail.com The Stevensville Al-Anon Museum activities NVPL Winter Stevensville Al-Anon Museum NVPL Winter WonCemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. p ease ca G nny W gen coo d na- pany Rava Coun yactivities ee Fam yMuseum Ac v es21-22 aatLoop he Cemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. Stevensville Al-Anon Sk sF Weekend” onMuseum May Cemetery Road and Eastside Hwy. please call Ginny Wigen, coordinaBig white church. Any questions Fam yca G oup ssa he fificclaims saficlaims and Ravalli County please call Ginny Wigen, coordinaFree Family Activities at the 2820 sand oca ed South aat ng 114 Ma n Central S Stevensville Al-Anon Ravalli County Museum South H gg ns M s-ha a not ce or dAl-Anon ms w be Sharron O son South of Centra Av2809 Great Northern Free Family Activities the Big white church. Any questions Alpaca sanctuary Family Group meets the rst and sou ag ves o g o gan za ons b The Stevensville Al-Anon Big white church. Any questions pany is located at 114 Main St., Family Group meets the rst and 2820 South Higgins, Misabral, Personal notice or said will be Sharron Olson and of Av2809 Great Northern Loop, pany is located 114 Main St., s ded ed omee he p ng home ess Alpaca sanctuary 2820 South Higgins, Misal, Persona Personal notice or said will be Sharron Olson and South of Central Av2809 Great Northern Loop, The Stevensville a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee above bus ness mee o d scuss he The Stevensville Al-Anon Free Family Activities at the NVPL Winter WonBig white church. Any questions oplease 406-544-9186 Free Family Activities at the NVPL Winter Won- Rava Free Family Activities at he the Big white church. Any questions The Stevensville Al-Anon tor, 406-544-9186. Big white church. Any questions please call Ginny Wigen, coordinahFamily dThe Monday oofmeets he mon hfirst aat 7and Sa uhe 10-12pm tor, 406-544-9186. Coun ydays Museum Stevensville Al-Anon derland Exhibition call Ginny Wigen, coordinathird Monday of the month at30 7:30 Saturdays 10-12pm The Stevensville Al-Anon NVPL Winter WonFamily Group meets the fi rst and 2022 on wes end o Ravalli County Museum please call Ginny Wigen, coordinathird Monday the month 7:30 S evensv e sou a MT forever barred Persona Representat ve enue) Ste 100 Saturdays 10-12pm Ravalli County Museum derland Exhibition Alpaca sanctuary NVPL Winter WonGroup the Stevensville. soula, MT e forever barred. Personal Representative enue) Ste 100 Family Group meets the fi rst and o dona ons can a be d opped Stevensville. soula, MT forever barred. Personal Representative enue) Ste 100 Alpaca sanctuary off call Ginny coordinaand needy am es the nfirst BUnited e oo please Ravalli County Museum Fa me sGinny SGinny a eWigen, Bank Focoordinaany quesc ub s cha es s annua do please call Wigen, Family meets the and Ravalli County please call Wigen, coordinap mGroup aat he S evensv ehe ed tor, 406-544-9186. Ravalli County Museum sanctuary hay donations Family Group meets fiUn rst and p.m. at Stevensville Jan --Museum 3D G oundhogs tor, 406-544-9186. Family Group meets the fimonth rst and third Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. the Stevensville United Sa uWa days tor, 406-544-9186. Alpaca sanctuary hay donations Jan 29 - 10-12pm 3D Groundhogs derland Exhibition 327-8707 Ask For: Lyn 26 C athe ms must e ther be BS 1/12 1/19 1/26 Any qua fied person nterM ssou a29 59808 third Monday of the at 7:30 Jan 29 3D Groundhogs Saturdays Th sThis even s pa o heperson mon hthird Monday of the month at 7:30 Cha es eMontana s10-12pm Campg ound and Alpaca Saturdays 10-12pm derland Exhibition 327-8707, Ask For: 1/26 third Claims must either be BS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 Any qualifi ed interMissoula, Montana 59808 tor, 406-544-9186. event is part of the month327-8707, Ask For: Lyn 26 Claims must either be BS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 Any qualifi ed person interMissoula, Montana 59808 This event is part of the montha he she e oca ed a Lyn 262 Fa tor, 406-544-9186. Monday of the month at 7:30 Me hod s Chu ch 216 Co ege Saturdays 10-12pm tor, 406-544-9186. Va ey you a e n e es ed n he pons Mary’s o membe sh p n o ma on derland show andExhibition onExhibition hebe bus ness Thedered e Opening third Monday of the month at 7:30 Methodist Church, 216 College Saturdays 10-12pm third Monday ofChurch, the month at 7:30 Methodist 216 College Saturdays 10-12pm p.m. at the Stevensville United Sa e ons Haven L ama and Opening derland ava og hay donations p.m. at the Stevensville United Jan 29 --museum 3D G oundhogs Safe Haven Llama St. Parish Mass p.m. at the Stevensville United ravallimuseum.org Any quest ca e ther of ma ed to Raque Hanson ested ng cons Te ephone: 406-721-8896 Safe Haven Llama andand hay donations ravallimuseum.org ong Bus ness Ba e o Books Jan 29 3D Groundhogs St. Mary’s Parish Mass Jan 29 3D Groundhogs Any questions call either of mailed to Raquel Hanson, ested in being considered Telephone: 406-721-8896 ad acen ho se campg ound on he Any questions call either of ed mailed to Raquel Hanson, ested in being considered Telephone: 406-721-8896 long Business Battle for Books S En e he chu ch h ough he p.m. at the Stevensville United long Business Battle for Books hay donations St. Enter the church through the p.m. at the Stevensville United Jan 29 3D Groundhogs g ounds Road Ham on o ma St. Enter the church through the p.m. at the Stevensville United Methodist Church, 216 College Do you ove a ? Jo n us o ng o need he p ca Ga y Locke hay donations Jan 29 3D Groundhogs ca 406-381-1250 s gene a y a p og am abou do s Opening Jan 29 3D Groundhogs ALpaca Sanc ua y n Co va s in nis in Methodist Church, 216 College Do you love art? Join us for Jo nJoin us oParish Mass eve y Sa u - among 205 Bed o do S Methodist Church, 216 College Do yountment love art? Join for Sa eSanctuary Haven LLlama ama Opening ALpaca Sanctuary inand Corvallis ava museum gSt for Mass every Satur205 Bedford the above phone numbers ________ the Persona Representat veSt. ___________________ for appo to the poefax: 406-541-8037 ALpaca in Corvallis Join us us for Mass every Satur205 Bedford St Safe Haven Llama ands is Mary’s Mass S evensv e me chan sto ous Fe owsh p Ha doo nex o hethe St. ravallimuseum.org Safe Haven and Methodist Church, 216 College the above phone numbers. __________ the Personal Representative, ___________________ for appointment the po-STe Telefax: 406-541-8037 ravallimuseum.org the above phone numbers. ________ the Personal Representative, ___________________ for appointment to the poTelefax: 406-541-8037 Mary’s Parish Mass among Stevensville merchants to Fellowship Hall door next to Opening Methodist Church, 216 College among Stevensville merchants to Fellowship Hall door next to the evensv e Range D s c The Methodist Church, 216 College St. Enter the church through the Safe Haven Llama and Opening ravallimuseum.org open ng n gh F day Janua yfor 28 o BRHA PO BOX 57 Ham on St. Enter the church through the day a 5 p m and Sunday a 11 a m Safe Haven Llama and St. Mary’s Parish Mass St. Enter the church through the ravallimuseum.org Safe Haven Llama and o mo e n o ma on 239-8833 Do you love art? Join us need o 140 o 160 ba es o g ass opening night, Friday January 28, ravallimuseum.org day at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. bea s oys m n a u es pape do s opening night, Friday January 28, St. Mary’s Parish Mass day at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. ALpaca Sanc ua y n Co va s s n Do you love art? Join us for need of 140 to 160 bales of grass pa k ng o Masks a e equ ed and Join us for Mass every SaturBS 1/26 return rece pt requested at s t on of Town Counc may Ema : ke c e@b ornson aw 205 Bed o d S Do you love art? us for need of 140 to 160 bales of grass St. Enter the church through the ALpaca Sanctuary in Corvallis parking lot. Masks are required Join us for Mass every a se money o he bart? a Council yJoin BS 1/26 return receipt requested, at sition of Town Council mayeven Email: kelcie@bjornsonlaw. 205 Bedford St c and uns ALpaca ALpaca Sanctuary Corvallis is inis in parking lot. Masks are required andand at St. Enter the church through the Join for Mass every SaturBS 1/26 receipt requested, sition of Town may Email: kelcie@bjornsonlaw. 205 Bedford St.Fellowship Enter thereturn church through the Hall door next to the raise money the library. Do you love art? Join us for money for the library. cu en yus NO Mass schedu edSaturo for S Fellowship Hall door next to the sBedford ee o St heSt pub Sanctuary ingin Corvallis is in Do you love Join us Join us for Mass every SaturFellowship door next to the 205 Bedford om 30 o for 7 30 pm Do you love art? 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No.: Each person attending the Each person attending the virtual play group T ace F s A d o de s he Grand Opening will be able to vote The unce a n yhe o hethe and assoc Heritage Grand Opening will be able to vote Th eeBaggers M eMile Coffee ub mee s Bitterroot Grand Opening be able to vote The uncertainty of Brown Bitterroot ng he annua Bus ness Ba e teens The B e Heritage oo He age C vCivic cdu The uncertainty of the ego y ch dannual enwill ages 6-12 eens ca D scuss on G oup we comes 9186 as Three Coff ee Club meets moms find suppo ated Only w th prov d ng Howard fo ows: ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day new Cause No :o DP-22-7 during the Business Three Mile Coff ee C Club meets Women The Bitterroot Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); during the annual Business Battle Grand Opening will be able to vote The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens new moms fiof nd the support associated withIntroproviding Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 The uncertainty the new moms to fito nd the support andandassociated with providing Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 Grand Opening will be able toBattle vote Grand Opening willwork be able to vote The of the The of the ACROSS for their favorite in each catan ma suncertainty asuncertainty c osscu saw demoneve y Monday Wednesday and Three Mile Coff ee cACROSS mak ng ha de o for DOWN DOWN Group ACROSS DOWN for their favorite work in each cat- pandem G oup o me y ca ed he Sou h of every Monday, Wednesday, and Civic Three Mile Coff ee for their favorite work in each catpandemic is making it harder Civic Group every Monday, Wednesday, and o Books ages 13-18 and adu s ages pandemic is making it harder for Group, formerly called the South Al-Anon 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 you o a n gh o nsp ng a ks for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages transportation services CREDITORS Cause No.: DV-41-2021* Must be a citizen the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS for their favorite work in each cattransportation services to to EDITORS Cause No.: DV-41-2021* Must be a citizen of the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder for Civic Group for their favorite work in each catThree Mile Coff ee for their favorite work in each catpandemic is making it harder for 1 Seaweed subs ance 1 Open Civic Group FFriday day om 7 30 o 8 30 a m a 1064 pandemic is making it harder for Three Mile Coff ee Club meets duction to Defensive The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 1. Seaweed substance 1. Open Friday from 7:30 toee 8:30 a.m. at 1064Va ey C vBitterroot c Bitterroot G oup has eoreorganized. gan zed egory: Three Mile Coff Club meets 1.moms Seaweed new o IS find he suppo and Open sNOTICE amoms on and ng you sadd e 1.the from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 Three Mile Coff ee Club meets The Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens Valley Civic Group, has The Heritage Civic children (ages 6-12); teens new tond fisubstance nd the support and 19 + R bbons w be awa ded Each bus ness has aa red ed donaValley Civic Group, hasHeritage reorganized. new moms to fichoos the support and genera pub c w th n REBY every GIV0000443-NC Un ted States For more nformat on conHEREBY GIV19 +). Ribbons will be awarded B own Bagge s A -Anon mee s Each business has a red donaThree Mile Coff ee Club meets the general public within HEREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIV19 +). Ribbons will be awarded St. Mary’s Parish Mass on op cs ang ng om ph osophy Each business has donaThe Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens the general public within EREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVThree Mile Coff ee Club meets new moms to fi nd the support and Th ee M e C eek Road Eve yone s Three Mile Coff ee Club meets Monday, Wednesday, and The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 5 Bend 2 Sage The Civic children (ages 6-12); teens new moms find the support and 2. Sage Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone formerly the South new moms to fitond the support and every Monday, Wednesday, and is isGroup, Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone We aare eBitterroot ook ngcalled oHeritage new membe s egory: 5.WBend 2. Sage Countyclass every Monday, Wednesday, and (ages 13-18); and adults (ages 5.he Bend Group, formerly called the South We are looking for new members Group, formerly called the South We looking for new members (ages 13-18); and adults (ages saw de ness Ac and o Bes o Show n each age (ages 13-18); and adults (ages on can whe e pa ons may g ve o Rava Montana gned Dept No : 2 * Must be a Stevensv e tact Town Ha at (406) 777EN that the unders gned every Monday, Wednesday, and Handguns to ‘Best of Show’ in each age Group, formerly called the South tion can where patrons may give to we come Good coffee conve sa on Ravalli County, Montana. eunders undersigned Dept. No.: 2 * Must be a Stevensville tact Town Hall at (406) 777EN that the undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and to ‘Best of Show’ in each age tion can where patrons may give to Tuesdays om 12 o 1 p m a he Ravalli County, Montana. undersigned Dept. No.: 2 * Must be a Stevensville tact Town Hall at (406) 777EN that the undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Mass seehe ahas Shas Ma ymeetings s ngs (ages o+). soc a ssues oadults cuawarded en(ages even s Group, formerly the South welcome. Good ee, conversation Group, formerly called the 9 M dr nk 3 on ingredient ngred en welcome. Good coff ee, conversation Friday from 7:30 tocoff 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); Valley Civic Group, reorganized. and vo un sdcalled Regu aSouth mee Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 13-18); andand adults (ages 9.xed drink 3.tterRoot Lotion ingredient Valley Civic Group, reorganized. and volunteers. Regular 9. Mixed drink 3. Lo Lotion 19 Ribbons will be Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 19 +). Ribbons will ca ego ythe 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded w a so be po nted CoNot ce of Hear Name res dent for at east 60 days 5271 has been appo ntedyPersona camp ng nMixed bea coun suppo he S evensv ebe bawarded ay A and ge o know you ne ghbo s1064 Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at on Group, has reorganized. Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. atng category. Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is May 28 Bus & June 25 2022 BitterRoot Bus will also appointed CoNotice of Hearing on for at least days 5271. has been appointed Personal4 B support Stevensville library. At and get to know your neighbors. AllName category. BitterRoot Bus will also be be pointed CoNotice of Hearing on Name resident for at least days 5271. has been appointed Personal Valley Civic has reorganized. support the Stevensville and get to know your neighbors. All +). Ribbons be awarded Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isValley Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. Open M nded Exp ess ons A1064 aare eCivic he d on he second Thu sday 11 G en Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isA Rock group We are looking for new Chu ch nresident SGroup, evensv emembers eve y 60 Sa60 - 19 s+). a Ribbons me owill soc abe n awarded elibrary. ac onAtand 19 will are held on the second Thursday 11. Glen 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded 4. Rock group We are looking for new members held on the second Thursday 11. Glen 4. Rock group We are looking for new members Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is to ‘Best of Show’ in each age ages we come Fo n o ma on ca Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is to ‘Best of Show’ in each age A e he open ng on F day rece v ng $35 164 00 n in presentat ves Change * Must ve nmeetings Ward 11 (the Attest: Representat ve of the aboveThree Mile Creek Road. Everyone is callcall We are looking for new members welcome. Good coff ee, conversation to ‘Best of Show’ in each age ages welcome. For information he end o he mon h he bus ness ages welcome. For information Fo a u schedu e o even s After the opening on Friday 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 ee, conversation After the opening on Friday the end of the month, the business receiving $35,164.00 in presentatives Change * Must live in Ward (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 Wh eca R fle Range the end of the month, the business and volunteers. Regular 12 Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5 Hubbub of each month at 6:15 pm at the S ud o 201 Da y S ee Ham on and volunteers. Regular meetings of each month at 6:15 pm at the 12. Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5. Hubbub and volunteers. Regular meetings u day a 5 p m and Sunday a 11 en gh enmen The g oup mee s welcome. Good coff ee, conversation 12. Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5. Hubbub Co een a 777-3710 welcome. Good coff ee, category. welcome. Good coff ee, conversation and get to know neighbors. All Colleen at 777-3710. volunteers. Regular meetings Colleen at 777-3710. Janua 28 aat 6 30pm he aartwork wo k match ng TransAde fund ng med Estate Th sknow syour not ceconversation that Pet t and oner area sysecond North 5th Street Jene e 28 S Berthoud Town named Estate A persons category. and get toThis your neighbors. All category. ha has aysed he mos unds w and volunteers. Regular meetings and get to know your neighbors. AllPetitioner January at 6:30pm, the artwork matching TransAde funding. named Estate. is notice that area is North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons Da by L bon ais P ease oof nThursday us and volunteers. Regular meetings January 28 6:30pm, the matching TransAde funding. med Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons are held on the Thursday that has raised the most funds will and d ec ons o he campg ound 13 Aroma that has raised the most funds will 6 Rad uses Darby Library. Please join us. category. Th s 2 day cou se s o women Darby Library. Please join us. are held the second and get to know your neighbors. All are held on the second Thursday 13. Aroma 6. Radiuses category. 13. Aroma Radiuses of M ssou a s a so Fo mo e n oyour ma onthe ca D406-363get to know your neighbors. All a mheld cuon enthe y North no Mass schedu ed category. eve yema oClerk henthe Tuesday n gh a s 6Friday 30 and get to welcome. know neighbors. All ages welcome. For information call are held on the second Thursday After opening Friday ages For information callCourt v ng ages c aand ms has asked str and North of Centra C erk ngRegre c aclaims ms aga nst thethe de-de-76.MRTMA w on exh bsweet hon ough Febages welcome. For information callct are second Thursday the opening on areof held on the second Thursday After the opening on Friday ece ve aa baske o swee ea MRTMA of Missoula is h also having claims has asked the District Court and of Central Avwill remain on exhibit through Feb- vhav each month at 6:15 pm at the MRTMA Missoula is also ving claims has asked the District and North of Central AvClerk having claims against will remain on exhibit through Feb14 receive aAfter basket of treats C an welcome. For information call of each month at pm 6:15 pm at the Avreceive basket of sweet treats s having www bchm gagainst b e the oo deo of month at 6:15 pm at the After the opening on Friday Regreto 7.rcus Circus comedian ages welcome. For information call Court w hy comed ooffor no expe ence 14. 14. Regret 7.app Circus comedian ages welcome. For information call Colleen at 777-3710. After the opening on Friday After the opening on Friday of each month at 6:15 at the 0060 Colleen atfor 777-3710. oeach S Joseph s n F o ence p m a he B e oo Pub c L b a y Colleen at 777-3710. January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork of each month at 6:15 pm at the nge car 153w00 ecedent are for a change of name from enue) B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presua y 28 of each month at 6:15 pm at the January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. Please join us. BitterRodders Cars applying for$168 $168,153.00 Decedent are 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 at 777-3710. applying for $168,153.00 ecedent are for a change of name from enue) B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required to presruary 28. 15 Compu er sc ence (abbr ) Darby Library. Please join us. 8 Super ___ oon BitterRodders Cars Darby and goodies from local vendors. Darby Library. Please join us. Colleen at 777-3710. and goodies from local vendors. 15. Computer science (abbr.) Colleen at 777-3710. 8. Super ___, cartoon January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 15. Computer science (abbr.) con ac Bonn e Mo gan a 406-3818. Super ___, cartoon Quantum Group January at 6:30pm, the artwork handguns who may as be wegh as ened Library. Please join us. January 28 aton the artwork Quantum Group Darby Library. Please join us. will remain exhibit through FebDarby Library. Please join us. e Amanda Rodde s Ca C ub mee sHoward under sect on 5311 resent r B Amanda Mar eClub Howard Any qua fied person nterent the r c aclaims ms w th n four downs a28 s6:30pm, mee oom Coffee The No hexhibit Va ey Pub c Febwill remain on through BitterRodders Car meets under section 5311 well presentthe their Marie Any qualifi ed person intertheir within four10 The North Valley Public will remain on exhibit FebTh sThis und aNorth se sng o gan zed BitterRodders Car Club meets under section 5311 as as well as as resent their Amanda Marie Howard Any qualifi ed person interentent their claims within four 17 The o her ha of ma Appease The Valley Public fundraiser isthrough organized 17. The other of Jima 10. Appease This fundraiser is organized 17. The other halffhalf of JJima 10. 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Eastern Standard Time 777-3710 ticles, fields, etc. and their practical Bitterroot Heritage Doo sw open a 6aatpm o soc a z ng 11:30 a.m. You can still order and 11:30 a.m. You can still order and pickup meals to go on Monday from C ub mee hethe Koo ena pickup meals to on Monday from 777-7318 ticles, fifiMeetings elds, etc. and their practical Club will meet at Kootenai B ngo eve y go Tuesday aat 66atp pickup meals to go on Monday from Club will meet the Kootenai On Wednesday, February Mee ngs ea uat e p esen a ons and (406) 777-7318. ticles, fipdf elds, etc. and their practical Bingo every Tuesday 6mp.m. (406) 777-7318. ticles, elds, etc. and their practical 59808 or fi ed w th the or fi ed w th pdf and Town Ha at 206 TRICT COURT RAVALLI Bingo every Tuesday p.m. On Wednesday, February 30 Cash w hwith order (abr )s he educa on feature presentations and nMT o MT ma on On Wednesday, February pickup meals to go on Monday from Meetings feature presentations and applications) and the Metaphysi59808, or fi led with the 40, filed with pdf and at Town Hall at 206 TRICT COURT, RAVALLI 30. 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Bridge every Tuesday 1 p.m. 11Bridge p m 2, at 1pm the Stevensville Garden cal aspects of quantum physics. every Tuesday at p.m. Way K&S G eenhouse owne Ga e BitterRodders Car Club 1Bridge p.m. 2,come atIN 1pm Stevensville Garden The B eStreet oo He age C app v c MT omeet othe deat athe 6the 30 p.m. 2, at 1pm the Stevensville Garden Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale cal aspects of quantum physics. Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale every Tuesday at 1 p.m. WHEN The as Wednesday Club will Kootenai DATED th s 18th day of 59870 Comp eted caTHE MATTER OF THE cal aspects of quantum physics. Bridge every Tuesday at 1 p.m. cal aspects of quantum physics. WHEN: The last Wednesday Bridge every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Club will meet at Kootenai Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. WHEN: The last Wednesday DATED this 18th day of Jan- s a e o a concea ed ca y pe m 59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THESons Club will meet at the Kootenai DATED this 18th day of JanJan59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THE Meetings feature presentations and Fo n oinfo oorTuesday o Tuesday vo un ee6atca Bingo every 6 p.m. of Norway Bingo every at p.m. Meetings feature presentations and For or to volunteer call Club will meet at the Kootenai Meetings feature presentations and For info to volunteer call P ce w wa k he S evensv e Club will meet at the Kootenai Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. B e Rodde s Ca C ub mee s Club will meet at the Kootenai Price will walk the Stevensville G oup o me y ca ed heSou h Loca qu e Rox e M ckens Price will walk the Stevensville Meetings feature presentations and Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. o each mon h Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Meetings feature presentations of each month. feature presentations andand Creek 642-3320 Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at atMeetings 642-3320. discussion 642-3320. The nex mee ng o B e oo discussion Creek Clubhouse, Clubhouse discussion Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Ga den C ub h43 ough many p an ng Fo an app ca on o u he Creek 43 Clubhouse 2nd 4th Friday Garden Club through many planting Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse 2ndsday andand 4thStar Friday ath aat 6discussion Garden Club many planting he fiPokeno sBitterroot Thu o he mon 11 p.m. The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary T ME 6 30pm o8 VaSummary ey C vTIME: cG oup has eo gaw p Clubhouse, esen a through unk show o he Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale 1Pokeno p.m. The Weather discussion 6:30pm to30pm 8:30pm p.m. Bitterroot Star Weather Summary discussion TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale da en Lodge Sons o No way w Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale WHEN: The last Wednesday 11 The p.m. WHEN: The last Wednesday Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale WHEN: The last Wednesday op ons o shady spaces nc ud1pp.m. p.m. For info or to volunteer call n o ma on ca Lee a 642-3590 o Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale options for shady spaces, includWay. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale options for shady spaces, includFor info or to volunteer call WHEN: The last Wednesday WHERE S F anc s Ca ho c For info or to volunteer call m a BJ s Res au an 900 N 1s Price walk the Stevensville neach zedWHEN: New membe s and vo - Catholic wo kwill nc ud ng he un que ea he The Wednesday WHERE: St. Francis The last Wednesday WHERE: St.last Francis Catholic Price will walk the Stevensville Price will walk the Stevensville For info or to call B erroo Seven Day Forecas of month. For or volunteer to volunteer call Seven Day Forecast Hamilton Senior ofWHEN: each month. For infoinfo or Bitterroot to volunteer call Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast 642-3320. ng annua sthe pe enn a s and sh ubs Price will walk Stevensville of each month. Hamilton Senior be an ea y Sy end Ma ce eb a on J m a 360-8392 642-3320. 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 n Ham on Eve yone s we come Church Community Center, 411 S. of each month. 642-3320. un ee s a e we come Regu a app que Mon h y Gu d mee ngs Church Community Center, 411 S. of each month. Garden Club through many planting Garden Club many planting 642-3320. TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm 642-3320. TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Garden We aalso soalso athrough ktalk abou how oplanting dea Club through many planting TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm We’ll about how to deal Garden Club through many We’ll talk about how to deal Garden Club through many planting 5 h S ee ne6:30pm Ham on TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Center options for shady spaces, includ5th Street in Hamilton TIME: to he 8:30pm 5th Street Hamilton Fo mo e n o ma on ca 961-3136 TIME: 6:30pm toon 8:30pm Center options for shady spaces, includmee ngs ain he dSt. second options for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic w h wes e n Mon ana ga dene s WHERE: Francis Catholic options for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic with western Montana gardeners’ with western Montana gardeners’ options for shady spaces, includOpen oSenior unch Monday ENTER P ease en eCatholic h ough options for shady spaces,and includWHERE: Francis Catholic Hamilton Open for lunch Monday, ENTER: Please through ing annuals, perennials shrubs. Open for lunch Monday, ENTER: Please enter WHERE: St. Francis Hamilton Senior WHERE: St. Francis Catholic ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. Thu sday o St. each mon h aenter 6through 15 Church Community Center, 411 S. b gges pes dee P ease ca Co Hamilton Senior Church Community Center, 411 S.ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. Church Community Center, 411 S. Wednesday FFriday, day se vserving ng from om biggest pest: deer. Please call ColHamilton Senior biggest pest: deer. Please call Coling annuals, perennials and shrubs. Wednesday, Friday, fromChurch he No hac ng doo ing annuals, perennials and shrubs. Wednesday, serving Community Center, 411 S. the North-facing door. We’ll also talk about how to deal the North-facing door. Church Community Center, Church Community Center, 411411 S. S. 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West information. days, 11 Canasta p.m. P noch days 11 p A ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN days, 111 p.m. Pinochle, 1m p.m. Allrecord days, p.m. (Hand and Foot), Pinochle, Fridays, All The nex n oinformal ma pos ve ou hwe w nd o25and mph The eco d hhigh gh empe uy emee o for oday 48 e set n 1934 Canasta (Hand Foot), ACROSS DOWN Canasta (Hand and om o 11 30 a22Fridays, m next positive shigh mon ha94 ngs need Post southwest wind 5p.m. mph. temperature today is 48° in 1934. TheThe next informal positive ACROSS DOWN southwest wind to 5toFoot), mph. TheThe record temperature for today isYou 48° set in 1934. ACROSS DOWN 9 Turn 3 Very dry w ne Post 94 Canasta (Hand and Foot), supp es p ov ded $2 9. Turn 3. Very wine 9. Turn 3. Very dry wine Canasta (Hand and Foot), supplies provided. $2. Canasta (Hand and Foot), Mondays, 12:30 Cards/shuffl ers 11. Sma ppipe pepipe 11. Tyran supplies provided. $2. pa yp.m. oudy kCards/shuffl eskies on gh ove n gh low ow low oof 14 L ghLight w ndwinds. The The ecorecord d low ow low o formee ng o he Reagan Repub can Mondays, 12:30 p.m. 1. Small 1. Tyrant dry Mondays, 12:30 p.m. Cards/shuffl ers Small Tyrant Expect partly cloudy tonight, overnight ofknow 14°. Expect partly skies tonight, overnight 14°. Light winds. record for 10+ 11+ 87 98 109 Mondays, 11+ meeting of the Reagan Republican1. Mee ngs 3 d Tuesday o BExpec dge eve yccloudy Tuesday a 1Sa p m meeting of the Reagan Republican FFlea ea Ma ke eve y 2nd uers -ers 12:30 p.m. ers Small pipe 1. Tyrant no have edge oThe quan um American Legion Meetings 3rd Tuesday Meetings 3rd Tuesday ofoofof Flea Market, every 2nd SaturMondays, 12:30 1. Small pipe 1. Tyrant American Legion 11 Ou ne 4 Snake ke fish Market, every 2nd SaturMondays, 12:30 p.m. Cards/shuffl ers 1. Small pipe 1. Tyrant provided. $1. on gh 33 eCards/shuffl nCards/shuffl 1957 Thu day k e w be mo y unny h gh empe a u e 40 11. Outline 4. Snake like provided. $1. tonight is p.m. -33° set in 1957. Thursday, skies will be mostly sunny, high temperature of 40°, 11. Outline 4. Snake like fish provided. $1. tonight is -33° set in 1957. Thursday, skies will be mostly sunny, high temperature 40°, American Legion Sk fu y 22. Ca Un vers y fish ub w be Thu sday Feb ua y 3 American Legion 5. Skillfully 2.University Ca. University day 88ngo aa.m.-2:30 30 p mSou provided. $1. Club Thursday, February 5. Skillfully Ca. University 5: Moderate, mon hday7 p aat 754 M dd e Bu nsclear,C Club willwill be be Thursday, February 3 3 5. 5 oderate, 8m a.m.-2:30 p.m. provided. B ee e64% Tuesday a1w 6wind p22 m hum d$1. y-2oofFridays, hp.m. nd o2 55tomph Thu gh k eea w be mo y cclear, ea month, 7m p.m., at Middle day,day, p.m. provided. $1. phys cs en oy n754 ng hBurnt Pinochle, 11South All month, 7onnight, p.m., 754 Middle Burnt Skillfully 2. Ca. humidity of 64%. 5 mph. Thursday night, skies will be mostly Pinochle, Fridays, p.m. All humidity 64%. South wind to mph. Thursday skies will be abou mostly H Pinochle, Fridays, p.m. All 5. Skillfully 2. Ca. University 12 B rds “ humb” 5 Coun 5. Skillfully 2. Ca. University The next informal positive 0: 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count ryVery High,High, 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count The Cen e s oca ed a 820 N The next informal positive a G en s Ca e F o ence o a noPinochle, Fridays, 1 p.m. All Post 94 The next informal positive ove nThe gh ow oof Sou ou hwe w nd 55Fo mph Center is4 located ata 820 N. Turn 33. Very dry w ne at The Glen’s Cafe, Florence, a no- 9 Pinochle, Fridays, 1h p.m. Post 94 kmph. Road no ca Chuck The Center is17 at All 820 N. atThe Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for for a noPinochle, Fridays, 1$2. p.m. provided. $2. overnight low oflocated 17°. South southwest wind 5Fork 9. Turn 3. Very dry wine next informal positive Road. Info overnight low 17°. South southwest wind mph. Turn Very dry wine e Exposure supplies Fork Road. For Info callcall Chuck, Pokeno 2nd and Fh All day supplies provided. posure supplies provided. $2. exc ng fie dFo o For sc ence ha Chuck, affec s meeting next informal positive Post 94 The next informal positive 9. 9. Turn 3. dry wine Post 94 44th h4th S ee of the Reagan Republican supplies provided. $2. P ane er Lega documen 9.13 Turn 3.66. Very dry wine Street. hos b eak as oReagan owed by ccivil v civil and Turn 3. 4Very Very dry wine meeting ofReagan the Republican Meetings 3rd Tuesday of Street. supplies provided. $2. 13. Platter 6. Legal document meeting of the Reagan Republican supplies provided. $2. 13. Platter Legal document Flea Market, every 2nd Saturhost breakfast followed by 253-380-7016 Meetings 3rd Tuesday host breakfast followed by andand9. 11 Meetings 3rd Tuesday of eof meeting Flea Market, every 2nd SaturOu Snake ke fish 253-380-7016. Flea Market, every 2nd Saturof the Republican 253-380-7016. 11. Outline 4. Snake like fish meeting of the Reagan Republican 1 p m r v a Peak F sh ng Hun ng T mes Th s Week 11. Outline 4. Snake like fish Meetings 3rd Tuesday of meeting of the Reagan Republican ou da y ves Top cs a e na Flea Market, every 2nd Saturrrivia Trivia day,day, Peak Fishing/Hunting This Week Meetings 3rd Tuesday of Club will be Thursday, 33he3 11. Peak Fishing/Hunting Times Week Meetings 3rd Tuesday of Burnt Market, every 2nd SaturOutline 4. like fish espec u be conve sa February onsFebruary Wea Flea every 2nd Satur88 Flea a.m.-2:30 p.m. Club will Thursday, 14 Roden S he same month, 77Times p.m., at 754 Middle Club will be Thursday, February 11. Outline 4.77. Snake like fishsame respectful conversations. 8Market, a.m.-2:30 p.m. 11.12 Outline 4. 5Snake Snake like fishthe respectful conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent 7.ays Stays month, 7 This p.m., atMiddle 754 Middle Burnt day, a.m.-2:30 p.m. 14. Rodent Stays the same month, p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt Club will be Thursday, February 33(Weather day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. B rds “ humb” Coun Club will be Thursday, February 3 month, 7 p.m., at 754 Burnt Club will be Thursday, February Peak T me Peak T me Fo n o o o vo un ee ca ataryear ha day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count each mon h be ween sc ence pa 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. at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noPeak Times Peak Times that month, 7 p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt Peak Times Peak Times pe m ng Cafe, Fo mo e information nfor oinformation ma that The Center isClub located atN. 820 at permitting). Glen’s Florence, for aon no- 12. Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, The Center is located at 820 N. N. Glen’s Cafe, Florence, a noFor more Birds “thumb” 5. Golden Age permitting). For more 15 Roman 55 Young Women’s Chr s an Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, Birds “thumb” 5.88. Count Golden Age Club 12.12. Birds “thumb” 5. 6Count Count 15. 8. Young Women’s Christian The Center is at 820 uurately aey at at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for aa no15. 55 55 Women’s Christian The Center is located at 820 N.Fork AM PM Day AM accurately atca Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noRoad. Info Chuck, The Center ise located located at 820 N.AM Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for no4th Street. American Legion Day PM Day AM PPlatter aRoman erRoman Lega documen 642-3320 Fork Road. For call Chuck, Day AM PM Day AM PM c es fieFor ds e Info ccall and he p PM ac PM ca at host 4th Street. breakfast followed by civil and American Legion Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, 4th Street. 406-369-1965 13. Platter 6.Young Legal document P noch eve yDay Wednesday 13. 6. Legal document host breakfast followed by civil and 13.13 253-380-7016. call 406-369-1965. host breakfast followed by civil and Pinochle, every Wednesday, call 406-369-1965. Pinochle, every Wednesday, 4th Street. 253-380-7016. 253-380-7016. Wed 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 Street. host breakfast followed by civil and 4th4th Street. Wed6:23-8:23 6:23-8:23 6:50-8:50 SunSun10:28-12:28 10:28-12:28 -- -- host 13. Platter 6.Association Legal document 17. Estimated time of arrival 6. 7Legal Association Wed 6:50-8:50 13.14 Platter document host breakfast followed civil 17. Estimated time of arrival 253-380-7016. breakfast followed by by civil andand 11:00 00 p mp.m. Coffee ov ded w 253-380-7016. respectful conversations. (Weather app ca ons and he1 00 me aphys 1:00 Coff ee provided; wrapped Roden SStays he same p.m. Coff ee p provided; wrapped respectful conversations. (Weather Thu 19apped 9 19 253-380-7016. 77:48-9:48 48 9 48 Mon 11 00 11 31 1 -31 respectful conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent 7.ays Stays the same 14. Rodent 7. the same Thu77:19-9:19 7:19-9:19 7:48-9:48 Mon 11:00-1:00 11:31-1:31 Post 94 Auxiliary Thu Mon 11:00-1:00 11:31-1:31 respectful conversations. (Weather Post 94 Auxiliary 14. Rodent 7. Stays the same 18 Lega wr ngs 10 Tusked an ma candy OK no ood p ease $2 respectful conversations. (Weather conversations. (Weather 14. Rodent 7. Stays the same 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal candy food please. $2. 14. Rodent 7. Stays the same 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal F 88:19-10:19 198:19-10:19 10 19 88:50-10:50 50 10aspec 50 Tue 12 00 2um 00 phys 12 29 2 29 respectful candy OK,OK, no no food please. $2. permitting). For more information Hamilton Senior Center Fri 8:50-10:50 Tue 12:00-2:00 12:29-2:29 ca s o quan cs permitting). For more information Fri 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 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian L gh exe c se Monday permitting). For more information Meetings 1st Tuesday of Cowboy Ball 1st Tuesday of Sa 99:23-11:23 239:23-11:23 11 23 99:55-11:55 559:55-11:55 11 55 Meetings Light exercise Monday, permitting). For more information American 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 Sat American Legion Golden Age Club 20. Strong 16. Syrupy call 406-369-1965. www Wha sOu Wea he ecom 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Pinochle, every Wednesday, 20. Strong 16. Syrupy 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Open o unch Monday call 406-369-1965. www.WhatsOurWeather.com Pinochle, every Wednesday, call 406-369-1965. Mee ngs ea u e p esen a ons and 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 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 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, February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM call 406-369-1965. Pinochle, every Wednesday, February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM 17.17. 1:00 p.m. Coff ee provided; wrapped 22 Swamp 18 Sho time of Association 1:00 p.m. Coff ee provided; wrapped 1:00 p.m. Coff ee provided; wrapped 22. Swamp 18. Shot cen s Coff Estimated time of arrival Association 22. Swamp 18. Shot Wednesday Fprovided; day se wrapped v ng om 17.18Estimated Estimated time of arrival arrival Association cents. dBu scuss sstory ory 1:00 Sun Moon Char son Week nTh Fo k Road Fo n oinfo ca cents. Post 94 Auxiliary p.m. ee History Sun/Moon Chart This Week Burnt Fork Road. Spec a ga a ce eb a on Sun/Moon Chart This Week Post 94 Auxiliary Burnt Fork Road. ForFor info callcall 1:00 p.m. Coff ee provided; wrapped Lega wr ngs 10 Tusked an ma 1:00 p.m. Coff eeeno provided; wrapped candy OK, no food please. Special gala celebration 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal Special gala celebration candy OK, food please. 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal candy OK, no food please. $2. Qua y30 Membe sh$2. p $2. Mee - Post 94 Auxiliary 23 Char es on oca e 19 Sp eanimal berg’s aalien en Quarterly Membership MeetPost 94 Auxiliary Quarterly Membership Meet18. Legal writings 10. Tusked candy OK, no food please. $2. 23. Charleston locale 19. Spielberg’s alien Che y 406-531-4132 o ema 11 45 a m -12 p m 23. Charleston locale 19. Spielberg’s a o n a coa 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal When he as Wednesday Meetings Tuesday candy OK, no food please. $2. Legal writings 10.16 Tusked animal Cheryl, 406-531-4132 orof Day Sunr es Sun eCheryl, Moonr e 1st Moon e or email candy OK, no food please. $2. Light exercise Monday, w h aa romantic oman c Ball heme A un and he California coast 406-531-4132 Meetings 1st Tuesday ofo alifornia coast Cowboy Ball Meetings 1st Tuesday ofemail Day Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Light exercise Monday, with a romantic theme. A fun and 18.20 Day Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset ngs 1 p m aat he Go den Age Light exercise Monday, with theme. A fun and Cowboy S rong Syrupy ings: 1 p.m. at the Golden Agers Meetings 1st Tuesday of 20. Strong 16. Syrupy ings: 1 p.m. the Golden Agers 20. Strong 16. Syrupy o m ha Light exercise Monday, Meetings 1st Tuesday of Cowboy Ball Meetings 1st Tuesday of Wed 8 07 a m 5 30 p m 2 24 a m 12 12 p m y storm a storm that 24 Cha enger 20 Leases Light exercise Monday, che y bu gme e @yahoo com that N w Fu Light exercise Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 Cowboy Ball 20. Strong 16. Syrupy Wed 8:07 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 2:24 a.m. 12:12 p.m. B dge Sundays & Wednesdays month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle 24. Challenger 20. Leases cherylburgmeier@yahoo.com Wed 8:07 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 2:24 a.m. 12:12 p.m. 24. Challenger 20. Leases each mon h New Full es ve und a se n suppo o he Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 cherylburgmeier@yahoo.com ac facility y Thu sdays Janua ya.m. 66,506, 20. Strong 16. Syrupy New month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 MiddleFull Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 50 5month, Strong 16.18 Syrupy February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle festive, fundraiser in support of the20.22 Thursdays: January fundraiser in 5:00-11:30 support of the de tides, 32 oo facility January February 12, PM February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 igh 32-foot 22/1 1Thursdays: 162/16 festive, Thu 88:06 06a.m. aa.m. m a.m. 32month, pp.m. m p.m. 33:45 45p.m., aa.m. m 44 pp.m. m p.m. 6:30 at 754 Middle Swamp Sho tides, 32-foot Wednesday, 9-10:00 50 2/1yFriday, Thu6a.m. 8:06 5:32 3:45 a.m. 12:44 month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle 22/16 Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 22. Swamp 18. Shot cents. February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM Thu 12:44 month, 6:30 p.m., at12 754 Middle 22. Swamp 18. Shot cents. Ap Ju 77, Oc obe 2022 A February 12, 5:00-11:30 PM 27 To 21 Upon (2 ) Road. info call cents. 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Charleston locale 19. Spielberg’s alien Special gala celebration Cheryl, 406-531-4132 or email dues-paid members welcome. Bring 23. Charleston locale damage. Thedues-pa 19. Spielberg’s even doo s open 5 p m D NE Special gala celebration Sa 8 04 a m 5 35 p m 6 21 a m 2 24 p m 29 Cake opp ng 22 Exp os ve gn er Canas a Hand and MonCheryl, 406-531-4132 or email Quarterly Membership Meetevent, doors open 5 p.m. DINE... Sat Foo 8:04 a.m. 5:35Cheryl, 5:35 p.m. 6:21 a.m. 2:24 p.m. with a romantic theme. A fun and 406-531-4132 or email Whe e S F anc s Ca ho c event, doors open 5 p.m. DINE... Sat 8:04 a.m. p.m. 6:21 a.m. 2:24 p.m. 29. Cake topping 22. Explosive igniter 23. Charleston locale 19. Spielberg’s alien Quarterly Membership Meet29. Cake topping 22. Explosive igniter with a romantic theme. A fun and Quarterly Membership Meetings: 1 p.m. at the Golden Agers VFW Post 1507 with a romantic theme. A fun and and dumped 23. Charleston locale 19. 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Tue 8:00 a.m. p.m. 8:51 a.m.66:17 Rockin RC Rodeo grounds. Catered Tue p.m. second Tuesday ofm p.m. each month music 25. Fairy second Tuesday of each month 32. 70’s music 25. Fairy tale opener April 7, 7, October 6, 2022. All To 21. Upon (2 wds.) RC Rodeo grounds. Catered April 7, July 7, October 6, 8:00 2022. All 27. To 21. Upon (2 wds.) April 7, July July 7, October 6, welcome. 2022. All dues-paid members welcome. Bring Ca edoors ng Cash Ba by 406 Sa oon 27. To 21. Upon (2 wds.) Rockin RC Rodeo grounds. Catered Rockin RC Rodeo grounds. Catered dues-paid members Bring Catering. Cash Bar by 406 Saloon, dues-paid members welcome. Bring Catering. Cash Bar by 406 Saloon, event, open 5 p.m. DINE... 29 Cake opp ng 22 Exp os ve gn er a 7 p m a he F on e Ca é n event, doors open 5 p.m. DINE... P noch e F days 1 p m Las Week s A manac & Grow ng Degree Days event, doors open 5 p.m. DINE... 29. Cake topping 22. Explosive igniter En e h ough he no hac ng dues-paid members welcome. 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Obituaries February 2,26, 2022 Wednesday, April 27, 2022 Wednesday, January 2022

Barbara Alice Langeslag Charles ‘Chuck’ L.Maus Shulund Donald McIntosh Victor – Barbara Alice Langeslag, 81 went home Stevensville – Charles “Chuck” L. Shulund, Donald Maus has the on band. to be with her Lord andleft Savior April 16, 202288, of Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly at St. Patrick’s Hospital surrounded by herchose family. Facing an untenable future Donald his Father on January 16, 2022 after a long battle with She was born January 6, 1941 in Shelbyville, IN. to own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease.Lancaster. peacefully at home. Chester and Wrethal She graduated from departure but forever enriched by the music Chuck was aHigh kindSchool and gentle soul who saw he Shelby County in 1959. created, andWilkinson taught. friend She married Lew on September 4, enbeauty inshared everybody. He was A raised by to hisall he 1959. From that union theybeen had three children Lisa, grandparents Skalkaho in Hamilton where countered, hisonreach has far and wide and Janet (stillborn) and Lyle. The family movedhis to he worked on the farm. His father married he leavesin the world a1973. betterSeveral place years for later she Montana stepmother,February Lois, and they moved to Seattle, where having thatBarbara bass guitar from and Lewhauled divorced. had lifelong career he lived from the age of 5 to 13 ayears, visiting in banking. She retired threecountry different times from gig to gig across the state, Hamilton every summer. He graduated from Farmers State Bank after 20+ years. She loved and world. Hamilton High tradeback! school working there soSchool much –and sheattended kept coming Evin Chicago. He was a Master Carpenter, beginning Donald was born July 11, 1952 eryone teased her that she just liked the retirement contracting work at 17, age1991 16,toand worked throughout parties! On January Barbara married an in San Mateo, California June the Valleyand andloving Alaska. He loved cabinetry work and awesome helpmate Thomas Langeslag. McIntosh andamazing Williamtalent Donald possessed to build whatever he The epitaphthe they have picked for their headstone at Maus Jr. He attended Menlo School, Victor Cemetery sums up their 30+ years saw. When he was a child, he visited the together: Lost Trail We Loved, We Lived, Because of he’d Jesus Cate School, UC Berkeley ColSki Laughed, run once,We stating that it and was the most fun – Weof still Live. ever had. As a result, he bought lege Marin, studying music. Lost DonTrail Ski Run Barbara was preceded death by her parents, with Bill Grasser, hostinginthe Special Olympics launched his professional musical her brother and sister-in-law Earl and Marilyn Lanand sharing the joy he experienced as a child with career in 1971 as an original memcaster, daughter Janet (stillborn), grandson Cody everyone. Chuck was a musician, playing ﬁve Wilkinson, several aunts, unclesSchool and cousins. Surber of the Blue Bear Waltzes instruments the Five Valley Accordion vivors includeand herjoining husband Thomas of Victor, MT, of Music, an 18-piece Rock and Association where he cooked for their picnics. daughter Lisa (Charlie) Roberts of Victor, MT, son

Roll Band and school in San Francisco, CA. Living in Marin County in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply involved with the thriving Bay Area music playing bands with 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 “Hisscene, master replied,in‘Well done, good and Chris Hayes and eventually introfaithful servant! You have been faithful with a few TonyIhim roped his way to the sky January things; will to put you inbandleader charge of on many things. ducing future 19,2022, the evening surrounded by his family Come andin share your master’s happiness!’” -- MatHuey Lewis. Donald taught jazz at in his25:23 own home. thew (NIV) Our family’s goal was to keep ahim summer workshop at very Stanford at home and we are proud that we Earl Oliver passed his eternal peace University, heMoss, duo’d89, with Ray to Scott, accomplished that. on Thursday, AprilWee 14th, 2022 Hamilton, Tonywith Wayland was born inin Hamilton MTMT. to He played Pee Ellis and passed peacefully of natural causes with his daughTony Wayland SR and Sarah Olivethe (Waylett). lunched with Stan Getz, getting ter Karen by his side. His youth was spent in Hamilton playing Earl was 26th, 1932 in Lusk, WY to lowdown onborn the July scene. baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping Oliver and Rose Moss. He was raised in Manville, Donald was also a 2nd generation member his and family. WY graduated Manville High School in 1950. of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, and In his 20’s he in played semi pro ball shortly in Hamilton. He began service the U.S. Air Force after He was forward the 2nd baseman. looked to his summer sojourns to the Tony wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to Bohemian playing with many a talented Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 and great musician. even longer days to get back. He was not fond of In 1980He he never married Trisha Llorenz in San the ocean. really said much about his Linda Ann Hawkinson (57), of Hamilton, MThis was Anselmo, andhesoon after they time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half called home to Heaven on April 12, 2022, from comdollar onand the sister, way and wore it the rest of his life. brother moving plications of long-term illness.to the Bitterroot ValAfter returning to Hamilton, when this daughwas leyLinda of Western Montana. When Trisha’s Ann Miksch was born in Helena, MT on done. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan March 6th, 1965 to James and Lorelei (Wheatley) ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years oldarranging he adopted (Camp)Linda by way ofsecond his Uncle Layton Miksch. was oldest of four girls. Her her and became her forever dad. Catana would for himchildhood to give this cute little coed a ride back to fondest memories were spent making mud come to grandpa say that he was the BEST patient, Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college. On pies with Reed (who actually ate them) and the ride back Missoula, Heatasked her out tounspending time with her sisters thegiving family’s Sawmill accepting andto non-judgmental, her Creek property. Sheand enjoyed theattend wildflower the movies for Monday, butexploring she had to a conditional love friendship. filled land,house camping, and drinking the pure spring sorority meeting. Being persistent, well how Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana water. about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. During senior of high school, Linda met feverishly fly fishing, golfing and playing music. Okay thenher how aboutyear Wednesday, no she had a Loren Hawkinson in 1983. Loren and Linda were In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah date. Thursday then about Thursday, and married in the late summer of 1985. The couple was ﬁnally she When he returned to partner, the house Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical blessed with two children, Raechel Ann and Aaron he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never Jason Hicks. formedLoren the Joan Zen James. After 10They yearssoon of marriage and Linda

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

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Lyle (Annetta) Wilkinson of Lake Mary Ronan, MT, grandparents, Nels and Evaand Shulund; sister, supporting the liveSenske music happening around Stepdaughter Terri stepsonhis Scott (Ann) Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; Lang of Chanhassen, MN, grandchildren Leviand (Lisa) the area. Don’s influence on both musicians stepmother, Lois (KT) Lear King, Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, Wilkinson, Corie Tyler Wilkinson, Leland and the fans who loveChuck them can survived never beby fully the mother. his andchildren’s Jennifer Fisher, Gabrielle was (Dakota) Milligan, measured. His generosity of time and talent wife, Dianna of Stevensville; his son, Madison and Shulund Trevor Lang and Jack Senske. She was withblessed both the elders and youth around him was also with two great grandchildren Landon Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) and Paislee Wilkinson. Woﬀ ord of trait. Helena, (Phillip) Arp of of a life-long ThePatricia overarching sentiment BarbaraND, enjoyed being a wife and mother but her Williston, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician anda grandmother friend alike is– that greatest joy was becoming so of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) much their friendship Donald or a so that toof many of you she Raymond was with known as “Grandma Shulund Hamilton and (Amy) Barb.” Mom shared with us that her was greatest joys connection he made a positive Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Bud Williams were the following in the order stated: Faith, Family, lifeJudy changing event. of Stevensville, Williams of overall. Stevensville, Friends, Adventures and her Life This is eviJane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, Wayne Donald fully appreciated nature; dent to everyone who knew her and and can be seen and (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and felt throughout their home. Mom at loved and knew a passion instilled an early age numerous great and grandchildren,to how to havegrandchildren, fun! Shemother. was active by his Donalddedicated felt deeply nieces and nephews. her Lord and church family throughout her life. She about protecting the Bitterroot ValwasA agraveside blessing and encouragement to so many. We service will be held April 4, 2022 have witnessed so many you leythis thatfrom he had adopted aswho his have home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery inofHamilton. A reached out toHe ussupported during thisDaly difficult time. Thank reception will follow at the Leach Chapel from inception the you andon God bless located 1010 W.you. Main in Hamilton, The Teller Wildlife Refuge inMT. Corvallis, Services were on Monday, April 25, family wishes forheld all memorial donations to2022 be at MT created and Anne Community Baptist ChurchbyinOtto Stevensville, MTTellwith given to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. a reception following in the Fellowship Hall. from Condoer, ardent environmentalists Condolences may be left family atthe www. lences and memories mayfor be the shared with family the San Francisco area. He served dalyleachchapel.com. at www.whitesittfuneralhome.com.

there as president, and was on the board for many years. In 1991, Donald met Karen Moore at the Lonesome Dove in Stevensville andIAwhere they began their We moved toin Butte inCity, 1956 Dan born. While living Sioux during thewas early graduation and served in the Korean War. Tony was working for the US Army as a mechanic long-distance courtship. They mar1970’s Earl committed his life to Christ Jesus and While attending a dance in Cody, NE, Earl met and was in the Army reserve. Insharing 1964 hethe spent his also remaining studying his lovely Bride, Mary “Gretchen” Booth. They married inlife 1997 at theand Teller Wildlife was transferred Hewas wasa able to retire Gospel of Christ. to HeHelena. definitely “fisher of men” ried on November 3rd, 1956 in Cody NE. and lived Refuge and settledshare in Karen’s ranch from the reserves as Command Major. and would quietly and peacefullySargent God’s word. happily together for 65 years. outside Hamilton. Many a lonely, hungry stranger would at Earl worked for the City of Lusk for a short time You know the Sargent strips with the appear oak leaves his door the at the home east of Chadron and would after he and Gretchen married and then began a Don is survived byvery his wife around star. Something he was proud be of. treated to aAMSA good sandwich and testimony of now God’s lifelong career with the Chicago and Northwestern When the shop moved what NM, is Karen Moore offrom Corrales, grace and love. on Eucluid to the Fort, a display Railroad as a lineman electrician. the Brewhouse Hamilton, daughter Catana Earl byTony. hisMT; four Juliein his Earl was an avid outdoorsman and loved huntwas put is upsurvived honoring Hedaughters: was pictured Portland, Daniel OR; Karen Johnson, Lolo, MT; ing, fishing andand gardening andevents photography. He also Radford, of non-profit for-profit and celebraMiller, grandson and granddaughter Elle dress uniform and his calvary uniform. Linda (Alex) Vogel, Lolo, MT and Molly (Fred) Wall enjoyed woodworking was quite thesit handyman tions. Always willingand to step up and in, Don of Missoula, MT; his sister Nancie Schumacher Moving WA. to Helena, made it possible for our dad of Yakima, He is also survived by numerous ready to help family and friends alike. He crafted played with many other notable bands including of Stevensville, MT; his brother Gordon to have horses. He and Danny took up roping. grandchildren and great grandchildren. teamMaus many lovely gifts which will be treasured always. In fact, they won of theHamilton; very first father team The Ed Norton Big Band, Montango, The Teller (Quinty Smith) niece son Jennifer roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede. ManyMausgreat Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Mon- Kirby Missoula; niece Meghan friends and memories were made while roping. He tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie was able to continue to ride and rope until into his and quartet. Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape. piest moments were when she was out over Playing thousands of shows across several grand-niece and nephews around country. Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrslooking of the marriage and something greater than herself the Oregon coast, lotsAofcelebration adventures.ofNo big tripswell-lived out of thelife country states over the last two decades, Don played Donald’s will mountain crest views, sandy beaches of Hawaii, and as Dad did like to fly but camping, hunting with musicians in almost every genre including; the be held on not his birthday New York City skyline. July 11, 2022 at the Slack andLinda’s visiting friends made along the way. After most recent joy was found ininthe birth of jazz, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge Corvallis, returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that her grandson, Henry Aaron, in 2017. Despitetook being at Missoula Children’s Theater and the Missoula in MT. them to Florida, Seattle before Linda gettingwas home the height of herthen medical struggles, still Symphony Orchestra. Donald was also the go-to able Any memorial can be made in his in the of thedonations night, wasas his last. He vowed to middle cherish nearly five years a grandmother. he would neverand fly again and didn’t. Being ato: mother grandmother were Linda’s deepstudio session bass player, appearing on countname est callings. To be loved by her, meant youand knew Tony was preceded in death by histhat mom less recordings and CD releases. In addition to The Bitterroot School of Music; www.bitterwhat it was to beMelba loved Lozeau. deeply and dad and sister He unconditionally. is survived by his all performing, he taught bass and mentored rootschoolofmusic.org, thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, Throughout youth and adulthood, radiated wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (CharlesLinda Ruzicka). Dan hopefulness and a strong faith in Jesus, that and cemetary plots, and cars. musicians. Donald many of the up-and-coming Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adoredcarried him her theJacob trialsand presented to her in life. Linda this union in 1955 in hadToperfect pitch2 children an innateVicki gift Jean he used in his or andthrough he them, Jesse Ruzicka. He is also exemplified the qualities and attributes of a true surMissoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were survived by many nieces andwww.mtpr.org nephews who were playing and his teaching, a gift to all who played vivor, Montana Public Radio; in every sense of the word. born. Because he thought he and Bobbie together also entertained byplays Dad when cameoftothe visit. with him. He was continually attending and And thetoband We like imagine heron… wherethey burdens were too fertile he had a vasectomy at summer

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askingways. her out again. They to were 6/17/54. parted They continued livemarried and raise their At the time he was working for the railroad in children in Hamilton, MT. Missoula. He was laid oﬀ the RR not to long after Linda spent many years working in the service marryingfrom and hairstyling so to provide for his growing family industry, to bartending and waitressing. In early 2000’s she gleaned much fulfillment andCorvallis satisfaction in completing her certificates at The - Helen Joan (Wenger) McNinch, Montana School of Massage Therapy in Missoula. Ea92,and entered into eternal rest by her ger excited, she engaged herwith newfamily career until the physical strain of practice prevented herborn from on conside on January 22, 2022. Joan was Karin R. Holbrook Bitterroot Health Daly tinuing withinher new profession. She always took June 6,on 1929 Jackson, Montana toMemories John and Hamilton Karin R. Hospital. great pride in taking care of and showing compassion Jean Most ofand Joan’s was Holbrook, passed andchildhood condolences for allWenger. of her67, customers clients. away in the morning, may be shared with spent in loved Dillon her family manage the Linda to helping dance. To sing. To write. To create. Wednesday, January the family at www. She prided herself in having bit of anItadventurous Beaverhead County Golf aCourse. was during 19, 2022, at the at the world brothersmortuary.com free spirit. Looking through an artistic thesefrom years that of Joan developed ashe “from dusk till lens, a place understanding; embraced dawn” work ethic that would serve her family the simple beauty of the world and always showed great empathyher to the aroundher her,graduation no matter throughout life.people Following their background. from Beaverhead County High School, Joan Those that loved her remember some of her hap-

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Everybody Tony.have been laid to rest… With past and herloved afflictions Tony will be laid to gazing rest inout Hamilton sand between her toes, over thewith eternal servicesof there and in Helena at a later date in the expanse a sunset-lit ocean song; her hair weaving spring. in the wind, looking out over endless mountains and dreams of canyons. Linda was preceded inpurposed death by her grandparents. family matriarch, Joan herself to care Linda is survived by her parents, James and Lorefor and sustain her family with joy, perspective, lei Miksch of Helena, MT. Daughter Raechel Hawkinson (Chris Rockhold) and grandson, and support as they experienced theHenry. peaks Son; and home of natural causes. home. Memories Aaron Hawkinson of Hamilton, MT. Sisters; Errin valleys of life. Personally, Joan found renewed Arrangements andTina condolences Rupp (Mark) of are Anaconda, MT, Jensen (Monty) strength and purpose through her faith,with speunder the care of the may be shared of Belgrade, MT. and Jamie Miksch of Helena, MT. Daly-Leach Chapel. the family at www. cifically theaunts, formtwo of uncles, hymns,and scriptures, and As well asin two many cousins, brothersmortuary.com nieces, poems.and nephews. JoanAE.memorial Thomason service will be held on Wednesday, Joan is- 2022, preceded in death byLeach her parents, Crossword Solution April 27th, at 11am, at Daly Memorial Victor Joan E. John and Jean Wenger, brothers JohnMT. and Chapel; 101075, W Main Street, Hamilton, GraveThomason, passed side will take place atand Grantsdale Cemetery George, sister Elveretta, daughter Maggie. awayburial unexpectedly, with reception to follow. Monday, January She is survived by her son Jim (Kari), her six 24, 2022, at her eight great grandchildren, and grandchildren,

ness in Bass Creek Post and Poles, which eventually became Bass Creek Logging. During the next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willDorothy M. Ramberg Hospital. Memories ingness to do whatever was needed to get the Missoula - Dorothy and condolences job done earned her the nickname, “Thewith Gofer.” M. Ramberg, 75, passed may be shared away in the night, the family at www. Whether it was stacking poles, feeding cows, Tuesday, hearty January 18, for the brothersmortuary.com cooking meals crew, or running 2022, at the St. Patrick parts to jobs sites in timber GPS would not find, Donald C. Wright Joan was always on the go holding everything Hamilton - Donald C. and everyone together. Wright, 74, of Hamilton passed awayin Saturday, Joan’s greatest pride and joy came the form January 22, 2022 at his six continued working the family business, eventu- of her two children, Maggie and Jim, and her ally enrolling in Montana State Normal College grandchildren. Joan had Maggie and Jim, and one great, great grandchild. A graveside service to pursue a degree in education. Her plans to eventually her grandkids, working by her side will be held on Monday, January 31, 2022 at Rivbecome a teacher were altered when she met on the ranch, in the post yard, and in the woods. erside Cemetery at 1:00 P.M. A celebration of Joan’s life willbe bevery heldfeisty on Saturday, June knew 4, 2022 a rugged cowboy from Lima in Ted McNinch, Thethe most joyous occasions forCanyon, Joan were the January 21, 1927 - february 26, 2022 had money to visit the Grand or Niagara Lorraine could and you always Charlotte “Lorraine” was born5, January but she enjoyed tremendously family reunions how she P.M. felt about appearance, or beliefs, family gatherings she hosted celebrating holiat 1:00 at theyour Triple Sisters Group Sitebeat whom she married onZier September 1953, 31, weeks Falls, 1927, to Harriet and John Grenteer. One of four in Fort Benton at Charlene and Ken’s or Wyoming cause she told you very forcefully. But her sometimes after they Lorraine began dating. Theythe enjoyed days were filled with endLakepersonality Como. Condolences andcontagious memories may Looking for daughters, moved with family over to the60 at Jimand and birthdays, Steph’s. Shewhich enjoyed many gatherings at fiery was offset by her sense be shared with the family at www.whitesittfuyears together. less laughter. She made it a point to know the Bitterroot Valley in March of 1944. She graduated Don and Candy’s for good food, good company, and of humor, always the one to pull jokeStar? on thea practical Bitterroot fromInVictor in 1945 married her good even surprised her one year unsuspecting recipients! Although she lost her short latestconversation. happeningsWe of every family member, and neralhome.com. 1955,High JoanSchool followed Tedand to the Bitterroot FREE on more MIND •theBODY • memory SPIRITin her later years,It’s first husband, Alex Zier, shortly after graduation. when Carol and Kristie came to visit from Michigan term she never lost her Valley where they started another family businever forgot a birthday or anniversary. As than 100can They settled in the state of Washington where three without her knowledge. Oh, the look on Lorraine’s sense of humor. The staff at The Living Centre

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children were born to the young couple, Carol, Robert face was one that would last a lifetime! attest to that! newsstands from • Simulate Flow of Energy Lorraine is survived by all five of her children: (Bob), and Charlene. When Alex died unexpectedly Lorraine enjoyed her time in the Eagles Auxiliary Lolo to Conner. from complications of pneumonia in 1954, Lorraine where she progressed through •all the stations. She Carol Newkirk (Tom), Bob Zier, Charlene Young Clear Blockages and her three children moved back to the Bitterroot attended several conventions with this organization (Ken), Don Zier (Candy), and Jim Zier (Steph). Or call us atHer • Restore Balance Valley. Two years later she married Jacob Zier, who and won many awards. She loved her pet dogs, espegrandchildren include Jon, Kristie, Ron, Marc, MarHamilton - Marion Y. Pine, 76, passed away the St. Patrick Hospital. Brothers Mortuary and Memories and condolences may be shared with 777-3928 and was actually Alex’s brother. Two additional children cially Dolly the dachshund, her• constant cia, Angie, Christopher, Cassie, Tina, and Crystal. Her Promote companion Peace and Relaxation in theborn evening, Tuesday, January(Don) 25, 2022, at Crematory is honored to care the family. thegreat-grandchildren family at www.brothersmortuary.com were from this union, Donald and James of 18 years. She loved to play cardsfor and really loved to 13 includewe’ll Alex, Anya, Anton, let you know Overstreet Group announces the (Jim). With their family complete, JacobLaw and Lorplay bingo, until her hearing loss made this very diffi- Andrei, Natasha, Cameron, Kaylee, Kobe, where theKyrie, closest of aareas general lawShe firm in having her son, Bob, over every Zoey, Taylor, Allie, and Cody. She raine lived in the Corvallisopening and Hamilton while practice cult for her. loved will be missed stand is. raising their children. They often traveled back to week for homemade dinner. Her dill pickle macaroni by her family and all her bingo buddies she made Stevensville. Washington state for family reunions, which delightsalad was to die for! throughout her lifetime. Greg Overstreet has 29 years currently ed Lorraine. When the kids were raised, Lorraine andof experience In herand declining years, she moved into The Living A celebration of the life of Charlotte Lorraine Zier serves part-time as the Stevensville City Attorney. Jacob later divorced. Centre in Stevensville, first in assisted living then with a spaghetti luncheon will be held on May 14, Lorraine worked many various jobs her entire life, finally to the nursing home side. The terrific staff at 2022 at 11:30 a.m. at the American Legion Post 94, 406-209-8592 • www.OverstreetLawGroup.com working well into her eighties. She may never have this wonderful place made her last years very special. 754 Middle Burnt Fork Road, Stevensville.

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Valley wrestlers hold Battle ‘Root Lady Tigers nab big win over Victor Stevensville defeats Hamilton inofsoftball

had a huge impact on what by Thomas Spencer Stevensville’s runs in the fifth to take a 13-9 lead, by Thomas Scott Sacry been able immediately to achieve this by Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley offense, Claire and then they held on for the victory. year.” to regroup his squad called a timeout Drawing together all the Schneiter went Pitcher Lily Brushia got the win for The Hamilton softball team hosted The Falcons showed up “I wasina the proud, proud coach, in the final second left after the made wrestlers over April 3 for 5 with 4 Stevensville and had 4 strikeouts, Stevensville onvalley Tuesday, 19th. and performed at “The Root” they channeled a great amount of free throw. the weekend Florence hosted RBI’s, and Lily while Brynne Johnson took the loss Both teams’ offenses were red hot, the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With all but the at excitement andday were the 2022 chilly Mike McChesney Brushia and for Hamilton and had 6 strikeouts. despite spring conditions which bested by Matt Davismarched and coach of the‘Root. Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers Sophie Berning Hamilton’s offense was led by Delilah forcedof fans and supporters to bundle Battle the And it his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic winhad over31valley to their bench where they found both went 3 for Beck, who went 3 for 4 with 5 RBI’s up. In a game that total rival runs, was once again Corvallis Corvallis. Victor, 51-47.came Going intowith Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready 5 with 3 RBI’s, and Thea Jackson, who went 2 for 4 Stevensville away the 17-14 with 99 points that took and Camas with 4 RBI’s, while Katelyn Shepherd victory. 9-5 the 4th “We’ve won it multiple every year game theHamilton Lady Tigers hadafter struggled with instructions. “I made home the trophy thisled year, Smith led Steled Hamilton with 3 runs scored. For inning, Stevensville scored except for once so somein their but first game against the eight comments trying to calm myit’syounger bringing pride and honor to thing wedirections take pride in in as a Pirates, but itFlorence was a different story players, repeated that program. came said Corvallis Head this weekend. Coach Berry aimed at the huddle,team, 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 onand what they were expected to do.” Hamilton at 53 Ste-they could Kiera Davis, the at 103, control. And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points. Coltinlate-game Morgan oflead The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers heldpinned on to their Besides the team rankings Hamilton, Luke Nuttal the likeaththey did in for a dramatic and thrilling win wresover and game, scores, much individual tling really well at 113, beat the late in the Victor. letesfirst werematchup, recognizeduntil by the John from Florence fourth quarter. With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches. Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining theCorvallis, game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis in from Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates senior Bella individual players andatin their wrestling at and 138, Victor was recogShiverine Stevi. Schicilone a foul teammates,”William said Berry. “Thisofwin nized as the forced “Bitterroot Val-driving the At 138 Jason Davis andare Nate lane and foundWrestler. herself ”at theFlorence’s foul was a fun game to coach and we ley Outstanding Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Davis bothout pinned their line theDillon hope of going up by blessed to have come of the hardDaviswith pinned Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. Kanyon Stoker at four. She the first one, fought battleaopponents. on top!” in 2:45. Thenailed lone Florence Stevensville’s Camas Smith awaiting pitch. Smith scored three 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missedatthe With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling 205,second. was in Stevensville’s win over Hamilton. Photo by Scott not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionalsruns and State. All of our 17-14 of Hamilton. the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who willBodee likelyDavis see recognized as the Bitterroot Valley WresSacry. to compete and always looking to im-Darby’s Makena kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Photo by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched the Lady Pirates in the District tling Ambassador, won by pin inup his match prove.” then scored 17 runs in the top of the Spencer. aearlier jumper that Now in Tournament. And impressive if you are afeat vensville with 3 runs in the daybanked against in. Cadogan Wheat sixth inning. This Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition Darby youtowill want to see For a scored. vaultedfan them a 19-5 victory. of Hamilton.racing down the floor, athletes hope towon the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored withStevensville a two-foot jumper performance Schicilone drove hard in the paint this one in Schneiter the Stevensville’slike offense, Claire For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenseveralbasket matcheswas thwarted by a line made by Virginia Brown. However, for the traveled to Dillon on went 4 for 5 Notably with three RBI’s, Olivia and another foulinwith the of postseason. from senior thal, drew the event is unique a variety on the day. Seth Saturday, April 23rd violation, bringing the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa Grey went 1 for Anderson 2 with three RBI’s, opportunity extend Pirate lead. captain Amber who posted ways. He said,to “The ‘Rootthe is really a special Wilsonball. pinned and found Pirate was waiting at the block forthemselves the ball andimpressive Emmy Kopsa went 2infor 4 with After thetofirst, she hit theit is an 23 points this game event. missing In addition bragging rights, Jessop of down 2-5 going into two was RBI’s. Stevensville’s pitcher Lily Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. second, Pirates. Then Lady gets Connor and followed by Mustafa who had one of the43-45 rare opportunities Florence the sixth left inning. They Corvallis, Aidyn Brushia got the win. Hamilton's Brynne Johnson pitches against Stevensville. Johnson had six strikeouts on the night. the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds on the Tigers the ball 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chanceinbounded to wrestle against therushing other BitMeinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who Photo with by Scott Sacry. remaining into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” terroot Valley since Florence is B/C 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 and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded thethe long banked heart and guts.” are A. It is also onlyshot timeand where it is Larson, at 170, the Lady Tigers. But not for long. the three-point advantage. Pirate in basket a foul her justa our localwith teams. Manysending of our families pinned Carter know each other, have battled in earlier Morgan and generations, and actually get a chance to Noah Guisinger connect at this event.” Rosenthal said the of Hamilton, event beganSacry about 10 years ago, at the by Scott Put (39’0) andattook 2nd in the Discus Lily Apendaile took 6th in the 400m Alina Brown took 4th (32’8) and Lance Burrows, (115’1), Lewis has the best Shot Put (1:05.99) and took 5th in the Triple Corvallis’s Merideth Buhler took 6th direction of the valley coaches. 182 pinned Issac Corvallis, Stevensville, Hamthrow in Class A this year. CorvalJump (30’11.5). Hamilton’s Kinga (30’10.5). Hamilton’s Ayda Griffin The 2021-2022 season has and apparentMartinez of Hamilton participated the Columbia lis’s Tahnee won Javelin Kari took 4th in the 1600m (5:53.80), took 3rd (106’8) in the Discus and by Thomas Spencer The Tiger Lewis offense didthe execute and ly been somewhat ofin a rekindling of the ilton. At 205, Luke Falls Iceberg Invitational on Satur(103’1). Stevensville’s Hutchiand Hamilton’s Rylee Brackman 5th in the High Jump (4’8). In the took advantage of eachClaire mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As Maki won his day, April 23rd, and, contrary to the Discus, Stevensville’s their 13C rematch from earlierI the night. They had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, match, and Dallas event’s name and recent weather Crystal Hazel took this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. Photography. Blair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser trends, it was a pleasantly warm 4th (105’6), and Corto fendinoff the Pirates. 14 from Preston Smith who has been “We’re a bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a Rassmussen of spring day. vallis’s Alina Brown a slow first quarter the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff andwhere aValley renewed comSeveral Bitterroot athletes took Jett 6thMurray (98’1). of In the Stevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’” Jonny Williams pinned trailed by 4, the rest of the game was Reed who had a great night in the mitment to wrestling from the Florence shined for the boys. Taylor Searle of Javelin, Corvallis’s Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow to victory. post. School Administration andVault School Board. Hamilton won themarch Pole with a Milana Bestor took “Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 beating Postand thatCorwas Darby head coach Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will have a school-sponsored Middle vault of 14’1, giving Searle the best 5thJohn (91’0) team effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little a huge one. That match I figured could go said, defense, the boys to take good quality shots mark“Ball in themovement, state this year vallis’s Britta Iman School Program beginning thisregardless yearand and practice, supporting 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 of class. Hamilton’s Kirkland took 6th (88’10). will be moving into ourColter new off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well. That match wasHamilton’s important for the Blue wonagainst the 800m in the 1:58.39. This time Reagan win Victor.” This seemed Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room in next couple of to letes, ” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. Thetook Falcon is the fastest in Class A this Burrows 5thwresin be a good ofinyear. Darby’s the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The representation future of wrestling Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight Kirkland also finished 5th inThe the Pole Long Jump (15’1) classes success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is lookingagainst bright. ” the Pirates. build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in and Vault (12’0). Also job in the Pole Vault, in whereas the Triple those3rd areas, the Tigers did a good of patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Hamilton’s Jack Ellis finished 4th Jump (31’11). CorvalBlue Devils won many of the matches in in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked performance this season, said, “Our kids 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wres(12’6) and Andrew Carmody finished lis’s Ashli took the lower weight classes whichJessop ultimately took been highworking percentage the which players really stood out she have hard,shots areKellan in at great 6th (12’0). Stevensville’s Beller Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last 6th in the Pole Vault tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket. responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, focused, having fun. Wewhile may took 1st in theand Javelin (171’2), (6’0). Hamilton’s match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have When asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and Hamilton’s Tyson Rostad took 2nd relay team of Murray, practice like leading up Gard to this did it well.” (164’11), looked Stevensville’s Brodan Nelson, Burrows, and matchup and what anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, was 5th (136’9), andthey Hamilton’s JackSearle got 4th in the Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, son Jessop took 6th (135’0). Ham4x100 relay. In the ilton’s 4x100 relay team of Bauder, 4x400 relay, Hamilthat a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby Cianflone, and to Taylor ton’s team of N. Bruour biggestRostad, advice was keep won our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring the event (44.45). Hamilton’s 4x400 no, Siefert, F. Bruno, head in the game, play our game the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by by Thomas Spencer relay team of Taylor, Apedaile, Cruse, and Kari took 3rd, and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game. You saw the 4 and the Falcons also managed Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Rockwood and the Pirate defense. by Thomas and Cianflone took 3rdtogether! (3:44.92).And whilePhoto Corvallis’s team they definitely worked and quickeach wit, posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth On Thursday night the Lady Hamilton’s Andrew Burrows won of Herbert, Jessop, with a little press the whole gamewhich we brings quarter. a berserk whenfirst Faith as we wellare but only outscoring the Hamilton’s Colter Kirkland trying to clear the bar in the Pole Vault. Kirkland took in altheso 800m in the basket, hustle back, play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, if behind or ahead, it’s the Discus (144’8) and took 3rd in Miller, and Williamwanted 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 in that quarand 5th in the Pole Vault at the Iceberg Invitational Columbia Falls. Photo by Scott Sacry. defense, in and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their(45’8). seniorsStevensville’s from the not over until the rings.” the Shot Put sonbuzzer took 5th. taking advantage of a few mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball minute of the varsity ter. The finalDarby, score was 61-43, Hunter Gum took 4th in the Shotteam, whether Florsaid Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, cheer, and during practices, game!” Florence. son won the 200m (27.12), took 2nd ence-Carlton, and Victor competed in Put (45’4), and Corvallis’s Bryce took 6th (5:56.40). Hamilton’s Julia other extracurricular activities. team meetings teams came The Jackets were carried in the 400m (1:02.00), and got 5th the Seeley-Swan Invitational on SatWeidow tookthe 6thLady (43’11). Corvallis’s Siefert took 5th in the 300mBoth Hurdles And although Jackets urday, April 23rd. For the girls, DarRemington DeVantier took 5th in in the High Jump (4’8). Hamilton’s (53.56). In the Shot put, Corvallis’s or games. Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair did not walk away with a win by’s Hadassah Wilson had a big day. the Discus (122’3). is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outagainst Florence, they competed She tookstanding second night. in the 200m (27.70) Hamilton’s Tyson quiet person, who really giving much against a strong, well coached 2nd in the 400m (1:02.52), and Bauder took 4th in by Thomas Spencer in the up fourth and forand When asked later liked brings a competion defense “Claire hadwhat a realhegood game, team and the atmosphere of the 2nd in the Long Jump (17-03), which the 100m (11.58). responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and is the longest jump this year in Class Hamilton’s Max The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on anofthat is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks cheerful. The three seniors on C. Florence’s Trista Williams took Cianflone took 3rd Yellowjackets took on the including 5 from exchange student is to experience watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense, ” said Fulbright. Hutchinthe basketball team that were 2nd in the Shot Put with a throw ofa in the 200m (23.87). Broncs of Frenchtown on Tad Tackes in that new typeson ofFlorence’s life 21 andonculture with new Finally, the second quarter. had the night, scoring recognized the night were 32-03.50. Allison StreeksHamilton’sonEphram Saturday in Stevensville. quarter. Beller people and have the opportunity to speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in transition but she was tra finished 6th in the 3200M with a Apedaile took 5th Hailey Thomas, KeltiinWandler, The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from time of 15:02.68. Darby’s 4x100 relay the 400m (55.29). and Faith Huenergardt. out really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” Huenergardt, Fulson, mid and three-pointKadence range team of the Makena Hawkinson, Hamilton’s Harrison Stevensville head Fisher, Hadassah Wilson, and Am-are Silverio took 4th in first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played basketball in Italy bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well. But the Lady Jackets Bill Fulbright, speaking to his ber Anderson took 5th with a time of the 1600m (4:50.73). some tough defensive had 4 on the night. for five years,” said Grazzani. “This “Faith has played second quarter with most effective in the more runexperience coaching Hailey 54.28. Florence’s 4x400 relay team of Hamilton’s Carv- times pressure numerous This Saturday is my sixth year in a club, because with our Frosh11 of the Falcons 27 to and-gun style of play. Thomas, commented, “I have Kendall Boehm, Dylan Kidd, er Tison finishedon strong and capitalizing also happened to half. in my country school sports more team in our end the second “Getting theand ball upIsaebel theare floor been privileged to coach Hailey Hartsell-Miller, and Aislynn Cambell 3rd in the 3200m drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.” Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of for the past four years. Hailey is took 6th. (10:56.16). Corvallis’s open looks from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something one of the toughest young ladies, was a freshman. For the boys, Florence’s Nathaniel Nate Davis took 6th The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all mentally and Hurdles physically, you will Gale finished second in the 1600m in the 110m 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most derfully cheerful, Fulbright said. That year,” said Fulbright. “It’s gratifyever meet, and yetinis so comwith a time of 4:39.58, which is about the (17.50) and 6th Kellan Beller had 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani his and thusBthe far. “I upbeat attitude quarter proved to be teamfastest ing to experience see thein progress girls second time Class this the 300m toward Hurdles passionate everybody 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 year. Gale finished 2nd in the 3200mit (45.97).her. Hamilton’s around She plays her heart everywhere. Beller worked team’s only senior. our team. Our coaches are trying and doesn’t let of the game. work effectively during partstoof at 10:26.00. Darby’s William MarHudson Bain took out every time she is on the tin took 6th in the 300m Hurdles at 4th in the Triple strongly defensively and Grazzani, an make us compete and get better every anything get her The third quarter the game.” court. I couldn’t ask for a player 44.76. Florence’s Quinn Lue finished Jump (37’11.5). played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down. It was an was fairly close with with a better attitude.” Yellowjacket Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and 4thThe in the High Jumpplayed with a East jump of On the girls’ side, basket in the quarter. student, was Yellowjackets emotional andsenior on the team, sends a no-look pass to a teammate. In regard tofirst his time with Stevensville’ only many Bitterroot Val5-10. Victor’s Canyon Parks shot took 6th Florence’s Kylie Kovatch with thewinning jump The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, 35-32, exciting moment Kelti Wandler,stood Fulbright said, in the Triple Jump with a jump of ley athletes out. Photo by Stephanie K Geisgot been awayprivileged from the applause andDiscus a Stevensville. and ending a 28-game losing streak. forMadison our girls when Corvallis’s throwing the Discus. 2nd in against the 15Lewis of their own. However, theLewis boystook 1st in the Shot Put and “quarter I have also to Corvallis’s Madison 38-08.50. Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start at the Iceberg Invitational in Columbia Falls. Photo by Scott Sacry. er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach years. Kelti LewisKelti wonfor thefour Shot in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

Valley Track Roundup Darby boys prevail against Pirates

Stevi plays Florence on Senior Night

Stevi boys drop one to Frenchtown

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Fortunately there are ways to simplify the game. The most popular midge dry fly is the Griffith Gnat, tied on a respectable #18 hook with a peacock herl body and grizzly hackle. The fly looks like a small Wooly Worm. It is said to look like a midge cluster during their mating phase. I wouldn’t know – my eyesight isn’t good enough to verify that. But I do know that when midges are on the surface, very often the trout that are on them will take a Griffith Gnat – even if I can see the artificial and can’t see the naturals. And here’s where it gets easier: Tie on a Griffith Gnat, start with a #16, and then graduate down to a #18 or (shudder) a #20, behind a parachute style dry that you can see. My favorite method for doing Starting right with this is to go down midges through the eye of I recently read a a #16 parachute, beautifully written say a pink-winged article in Montana Adams or Purple Outdoors by AnHaze, with the drew Harris entitled tip of a fresh 6X Eating tapered leader. I Water. Typical spring midge water: a side-channel in mid-afternoon. let the parachute Fly Fishing ~ Casting ~ Tying ~ Instruction That’s slide up and down often don’t see those small midges on an odd title, I thought at the leader and tie a two foot piece of Individual or small group by appointment the surface; fishing when you can’t see first, and then discovered 6.5 or 7X to the leader using a fourCustom tied flies ~ Chuck’s original patterns your fly, either, seems almost like an that’s how the author turn surgeon’s knot. The little Griffith High quality commercial flies, tackle act of faith. describes what trout look goes on the end of that. And that’s basically what it is. Your like they’re doing as they I cast the fly I can see a little short leader tippet has to be a teeny-tiny size surface-feed on midgof the current line I want to fish. That’s to give your fly a natural drift; the fly es. Trout do this, every my bullseye fly. If I see a rise within has to look like those little flies you spring, in every trout range beyond it, I come up. Chuck Stranahan Flies can’t see. river I know. I’ve seen it Sometimes that approach will get Fly Fishing International Certified Casting Instructor If that’s it, I tap out. Game over. so many times. you fish when nothing else will. 406-961-8848 ~ chuck@chuck-stranahan.com

For a fairly simple sport to learn, this one has a bumpy learning curve. You have to do a few simple things right. You need some decent gear – not enough to hemorrhage the checking account, but enough good stuff to serve you well. The good news these days is that good tackle can be had for fairly cheap, if you know what you’re looking for. The best way to find out is first to get some good casting instruction, and then match your needs, budget, and casting style to a suitable rod. Casting and knot-tying, tying those sometimes small flies to the end of a thin piece of nearly-invisible fishing line, are the two skills you need most when approaching a trout stream. Again, as with casting, the best way to learn a couple of simple knots is to have someone who is qualified show you how. The course I’m teaching through Bitterroot College is designed to give raw beginners about a two-year jumpstart on what they’d pick up on their own, and to fill in the cracks for anglers with some experience who would like to have more fun and catch more fish. The course will offer plenty of hands-on instruction in basic casting and knot tying, and will also reveal which flies work best and when, how to prepare for comfort and safety on the stream, what essential tackle and

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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 & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 MeganW@mcpcattorneys. com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES ALBERT WARNER, Deceased. Probate No. DP-22-31 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. 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) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever ban-ed. Claims must either be mailed to SH AWN WARNER, 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. Shawn Warner MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, PC By: Megan S. Winderl, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/13, 4/20, 4/27 ___________________ Melisa Penman 404 Lakeside Drive Lolo, MT 59847 Personal Representative 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. ___________________ John S. Masar LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 (406) 625-2682 jmasar@lionwoodlaw.com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: ANNA LEE WELLS, Deceased. Probate No.: DP-2022-50 Dept. No.: 1 HOWARD F. RECHT 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 ERICKA WELLS, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at do LionWood Law, PLLC, 115 W. 3rd Street, Suite 103, Stevensville, Montana 59870, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. DATED this 4th day of April, 2022. ERICKA WELLS, Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870

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BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/3 ___________________ 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, RA VALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of RONALD D. NEEDLES, a/k/a RON NEEDLES, Deceased. Probate No. DP-41-2022000004 l Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN 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) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to MICHAEL NEEDLES, 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 14 day of April, 2022. Michael Needles MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/4 ___________________ Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of “Janice” Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-74-NC Dept. No.: 1 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from “Janice” (on birth certificate) Marie Howerton Palmer to Jeniece Marie Howerton. The hearing will be on 04/13/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County. Date: March 3, 2022. Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Catherine di Gleria Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-20, 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22. ___________________ Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of Annie Rose Leatham, Annie Rose Leatham, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-54-NC Dept. No.: 2

Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Annie Rose Leatham to Morgan Lillianne Scott. The hearing will be on 04/07/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County. Date: February 24, 2022. Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Barbara Bear Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-20, 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22. ___________________ Legal Notice April 18, 2022 Stevensville School District has disposal items available for bid. If you have questions about the items available, please contact the District Office at 406-777-5481 x137 or email mewess@stevensville.k12.mt.us. Sealed bids will be accepted in the District Office until 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 4, 2022. Please make sure and provide contact information with your bid(s). BS 4-27-22. ___________________ Douglas D. Harris DOUGLAS HARRIS LAW OFFICES Attorney at law 322 WEst Spruce Street P.O. Box 7937 Missoula, Montana 598077937 Telephone: (406) 549-7176 Fax: (406) 549-5177 spurcelaw@blackfoot.net ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: DONALD LEE SCHURMAN, Deceased. Probate No.: DP-22-24 Dept. No.: 1 Judge Howard F. Recht NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this Notice to Creditors or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to MELISSA LEA SCHURMAN, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, in care of Douglas Harris Law Offices, P.O. Box 7937, Missoula, Montana 59807-7937, or filed with the Clerk of the above-named Court. DATED this 20th day of April, 2022. /s/ Douglas D. Harris, Attorney for Melissa Lea Schurman Personal Representative BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22. ___________________ MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Name Change of Annie Rose Leath-

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am, Annie Rose Leatham, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-20220000054-NC Dept. No.: 2 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Annie Rose Leatham to Morgan Lillianne Scott. The hearing will be on 06/09/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County. Date: April 21, 2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Timothy Nydell Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11, 5-18-22. ___________________ Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Professional Engineering Services Bitter Root Irrigation District On-Call Irrigation Services The Bitter Root Irrigation District (BRID) is soliciting professional services for oncall engineering support of BRID activities, including, but not limited to: planning, studies, design, construction, cost estimating, rate studies, preparation and administration of grant applications, support of BRID maintenance activities, evaluation of issues/concerns related to BRID facilities, selection of materials for repairs or improvements, and general engineering consultation with staff and the commissioners. The BRID intends to select one or more engineering firms to provide services. This RFQ also includes the professional services noted above for the Water Efficiency, Modernization, and Planning Study Project was funded by an American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant. Services required will include application for, support for administration of, and tracking fund usage for grants from a variety of federal, state, and local agencies. The selected consultant will be required to meet all grant requirements for reimbursement. This document is intended to provide interested consultants with sufficient information to prepare and submit a statement of qualifications for consideration by BRID. Submittal Format and Proposal Content: Five hard copies of the Statement of Qualifications must be submitted to: Bitterroot Irrigation District John Crowley, Manager 1182 Lazy J. Lane Corvallis, MT 59828 Phone 406-961-1182 Responses will be received no later than 5:00 PM (local time) on (May 4, 2022) in a sealed envelope clearly marked on the outside “SOQ for BRID On-Call Services”. Legibility, clarity, and completeness are essential. The proposal must be organized in accordance with this section. Brevity is appreciated by the BRID staff reviewing the proposals. The proposal may not exceed 15

pages and font size shall be 11 point or larger. Covers, cover letter dividers, and table of contents are not included in the page count. Key personnel resumes (1 page limit per person) shall be included as Appendix A and are not included in the page count. When using double sided printing, each side of the page is counted as one page. A proposal exceeding the specified number of pages may be considered non-responsive, and the proposal may not be considered. The proposals shall contain the following information at a minimum: 1. The firm’s legal name, address, and telephone number (0 points) 2. Qualifications of professional personnel to be assigned to the project and a general description of company resources relevant to irrigation projects (40 points) 3. Related experience on similar irrigation projects, including the name and phone number of a local official knowledgeable, regarding the firm’s performance (reference) (20 points) 4. Recent and current work for BRID (5 points) 5. Location (15 points) 6. Present and projected workloads and (10 points) 7. Capability to meet time and project budget requirements (10 points) Selection will be based on a review of the submitted SOQ, a determination that the firm(s) have the ability to meet the needs of the District, and that the firm will bring the greatest benefit to BRID in the opinion of the commissioners. GENERAL INFORMATION: BRID may select one or more firms submitting SOQs. BRID may select one or more firms based on information in the submitted SOQ or may elect to conduct interview with preferred firms. BRID may elect to enter into a Master Services Agreement with the selected firm(s) and carry out work through a series of task orders to define scope and budget for discrete tasks or may use a project specific contract that includes scope and budget to carry out work. BRID reserves the right to reject any or all statements of qualification and re-advertise, to waive any irregularities in the statements of qualification, and to accept the statement of qualification that best benefits BRID. BRID reserves the right to negotiate agreements based on fair and reasonable compensation for the scope of work and services proposed as well as the right to reject any and all proposals deemed unqualified, unsatisfactory or inappropriate. All proposals become the property of the BRID. BRID is not responsible for any costs associated with preparing qualification statements in response to this RFQ. Questions should be directed to John Crowley, BRID Manager, 406-961-1182. BS 4-27, 5-4-22.

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