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VOLUME 100

ISSUE 11

TIMES

FALLON County

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BAKER, MONTANA 59313

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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016

Military aircraft exercises scheduled over Baker

By Sherry Vogel Ellsworth Air Force Base, SD, has just released information to the public that all residents living in the Powder River Training Complex region should be advised that the PRTC will be carrying out a large force exercise of military aircraft scheduled for March 30-31. Fallon County is located in military operations area Powder River #3. During this period, people living in this area can expect to see

multiple types of aircraft utilizing the airspace simultaneously.

This exercise is designed to train aircrew under realistic scenarios that support full spectrum operations against modern threats and replicate today’s contingency operations. This type of training is limited to ten days each year with each exercise lasting no more than three days. These events will only occur once each three month period, as

separated into January through March, April through June, July through September, and October through December.

The new PRTC officially opened Sept. 17, 2015, upon its charting by the FAA, and military flying operations began Sept. 18, 2015. This will be the second LFE for the PRTC and this news release serves as the official public notification of the event.

Baker Rexall Drug welcomes new pharmacist

The ‘Pot of Gold’ at the end of the rainbow can be found on Highway 7 south of Baker.

Byron and Galina Wolenetz display a bale in honor of each holiday.

Photo by Michael Castleberry

ABC Plus newest business in Baker ABC Plus is the newest business in Baker, providing windshield, glass, chip and machine repair. Del and Melanie Espinosa, owners of ABC Plus, also own the NAPA store, Precision Parts and Supply.

The new business is located at 125 1st St. W. in Baker and their hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. 6 p.m.

Del is a journeyman machinist with 40 years experience. He performs industrial and ag machine work and repairs including lathe work, milling work, pump and valve repair. He also does DOT annuals and repairs on commercial vehicles.

In addition to the machine work, Del is doing windshield replacement and chip repairs on trucks, pickups and cars. He will work with insurance companies to file glass claims. Del recommends getting glass chips fixed as soon as possible and try to keep them from getting wet or dirty, even suggesting putting a piece of scotch tape over it until they can be repaired.

Espinosa also handles equipment style flat glass for replacement in tractors, skid steers and loaders.

Del and Melanie have lived in Baker for close to 20 years and have three grown children, Crystal Varner who lives in

Baker, Charley Young in Albany, NY, and Camron who lives in Baker and works at Precision Parts and Supply. They also have 12 grandchildren.

You can reach Del by calling 406-778-PLUS (7587) or on his cell 406-891-0091 or email: delmc@midrivers.com.

By Sherry Vogel Baker Rexall Drug welcomes Alyse Webber, Pharm.

D., to the team as a pharmacist. She and her husband Matthew come to Baker from St. Louis, Missouri. Although not natives of St. Louis, they were employed there before making the move to Baker in late January. Alyse was employed as a pharmacist for Dierberg’s Pharmacy, a grocery store chain in St. Louis.

Alyse earned her Doctorate of Pharmacy from St. Louis College of Pharmacy, graduating in May 2014. She chose to major in healthcare because her older sister became mentally and physically handicapped, around six months old, as a result of an adverse reaction to her DPT vaccine. Alyse grew up attending her sister’s medical appointments and took note of how medicine improved her quality of life. At her step-father’s suggestion, she chose to major in pharmacy. Alyse wants to help provide quality of life to others. She said, “I like to help people optimize their therapies and help them identify gaps that may improve their lives.” She then added, “I am an advocate for annual vaccination and hope to begin providing convenient vaccination opportunities at Rexall in the future.”

The Webbers were both raised in small towns. Alyse hails from DeSoto, Mo. (population 6,000), and Matthew from Rock Falls, Ill. (population 9,200). The couple, newlyweds, were married Aug. 31, 2014.

Matthew, a professional ferrier and heavy equipment operator, is currently employed for W & W Livestock south of Baker. He has a passion for the ranch lifestyle.

The Webbers are happy to be in Baker. They have two quarter horses and a Missouri Fox trotter and enjoy living out in the country. Alyse is an accomplished horsewoman. She has shown horses in pleasure, western and English competitions. At 14 years old she began giving riding lessons to special needs children. Once she gets settled in Baker, she is planning to offer horse riding lessons to area children. She also would be interested in learning more about barrel racing opportunities offered in the area.

The Webbers are enjoying the small town feel of Baker and the many “friendly people”. They appreciate the slower pace compared to the hustle and bustle of a large city.

Spring Forward Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour before retiring for the evening Saturday, March 12.

4th Annual St. Patrick Leapin’ Leprechaun Race You’ll be “Dublin over with laughter” in Baker Saturday, Mar. 12, when the 4th annual St. Patrick Leapin’ Leprechaun Race gets underway. Clans will gather at 12:45 p.m. in Thee Garage Showroom to create a “Clan Flag” which will unite their team as they begin the quest to collect the most coins in this fun-filled “Paddy Day” challenge.

Celebrate your inner leprechaun by forming a team of three and joining in the fun as you run, walk, bike, roller blade or drive to weave your way from “Emerald Island” (Thee Garage Showroom) through five various Irish stations, ending at thee “Irish Horseshoes” (Coldwell Field).

Three person teams form a “Clan” that must carry a caldron to collect gold coins from each station and a pin at every pub.

All team members must “don the green”, but only one must make the appearance of a lep-

Lots ofals iv r r a w e n ! g n i r p S for

rechaun. What does that look like, me lad? See the hat? the buckles on me shoes? Why that’s what a leprechaun looks like.

Ye town’s folk are in for an Irish treat as ye will be lucky enough to “kiss a leprechaun” for a mere dollar at thee kissing booth.

Beware me lads! Ye may find yourselves in the Leprechaun Jail. Let it be known, the general public can have you thrown in the paddy wagon for a wee $10. (Warrants can be purchased at participating pubs.)

Oh, what a mess it will be. Clan with the most coins in their caldron, a “pot of gold” for sure, are declared thee winners! At the end of the rainbow at 5 p.m. will be a delicious meal of cabbage SEE LEPRECHAUN RACE, PAGE 2

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FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016

FILES OF THE TIMES 10 YEARS AGO Friday, March 17, 2006-Baker Lady Spartan basketball team placed second at the state tournament. They lost to Missoula Loyola 74-48. The Spartans finished the season at 25-1. Lady Spartans on the All-Tournament team were Marnee Overton, Laura Beach, and Josey Madler. . . A rash of vandalism and a robbery occurred in Baker and Plevna this weekend. From early Saturday morning until Sunday evening, three vehicles sustained broken windows at Baker High School.

The vehicles damaged belonged to Clayton Hornung, the Gene Koppingers, and the high school van. The windshield was broken out of a fourth vehicle owned by Dean Keirle which was parked behind Heiser’s Bar. A stereo was also stolen out of one of the vehicles, and a window in the high school was broken.

The Plevna Bar and Cafe was broken into and money, cigarettes and alcohol were taken. . . . High temperature Mar. 7 was 54 degrees. . . David and Vicki Gustafson will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary Mar. 21. . . Miss Alyson Curry, (daughter of Bob and Terry) a senior at Baker High School, was chosen Miss Montana Tourism in 2005.

She recently attended the National Miss Tourism Pageant in Roanoke, VA, Nov. 18-20 and was chosen third runnerup. . . Diana and Rollie Gill celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 2, 2005. . .

Don Buerkle was appointed to the Fair Board to fill the remaining term of Don Selle. . .

Fallon County Spelling Bee finals resulted in a tie between Kaylee Standard of Baker and Rachelle Houzvicka of Plevna.

20 YEARS AGO Friday, March 15, 1996 -Angie Meschke, owner/operator of Superior Tanning, has introduced the first tanning capsule in Montana. This is quite different from the conventional tanning beds in that the customer stands up while vertical floor to ceiling sun tubes tan every part of your body. . . Over 275 cowboys and cowgirls traveled to Baker to compete in Bronco Days. . .

Plevna cheerleaders, Nola Wenz, Kendra Schuetzle, Wendy Stickney and Joni Lang, win district cheerleading trophy. . . Picture: Mark Coldwell pulled a trailer through Baker this week loaded with approximately 7,000 pounds of sheared wool.

Coldwell was enroute to Bowman to sell the wool. . . Approximately 300 people took advantage of the blood screening services at Fallon Medical Complex’s Health Fair. . . Picture: Dental Assistants Recognition Week - Fallon Dental Clinic appreciates the outstanding contributions of Ann Kendall and Linda Hepperle. .

Trendline Equipment will hold

an open house Mar. 28 at the show March 22 in the Fallon County Fairgrounds. Longfellow School gym. Procome see the new Belarus line. ceeds from the show will be used for the heating of the 30 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 13, 1986- swimming pool.

Cub Scouts held their annual Pinewood Derby Mar. 9.

Overall winner in the contest was John Merwin. Second place honors went to Waylon Martens and Mike Schwartz captured third. Fourth, fifth, and sixth places went to Jason Lossing, Grant Ferrel and Grant Havens. . . Contrary to local belief, Shell Oil claims there is not an unusual slowdown of the Cedar Creek Anticline. However, the dropping oil prices has everyone concerned about the affects we will experience now and in the future. . . Jill Jensen of Baker is a member of Pro Musica (the women’s chorus) at Concordia College in Moorhead. .

Four Baker Spartans were named to the Eastern B AllConference team for boys basketball. Two of the Spartans, seniors Doug Bechtold and Dan Stanton, were named to the first team while junior Tim Hornung and sophomore Rob Stanton received honorable mention. . . Thadd O’Donnell has earned the distinction of beng an All-American collegiate wrestler. The remarkable thing is that he has reached this goal as a college freshman.

40 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 11, 1976Glenn Moore was named Mr. Agriculture of Montana for 1976. . . Four Baker High School students have recently been notified they have been selected for membership in the American Musical Ambassadors Band. They are Lori Keirle, Brenda Culver, Cindy Uttke and Terri Anderson. . .

Baker Women’s Bowling Association held their annual city tournament this past weekend.

First place team winners were the Butternutters composed of Pam Krieger, Bonnie Larson, Marine Helgerson, Millie Rindy and Cora Moser. First place in doubles went to Beverly Anderson and Keryl Reid.

Singles winner was Nikki Brown. Pam Krieger was winner of the All Events Scratch and Handicap Event.

50 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 17, 1966Kenneth Breitbach, 15 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Breitbach, was presented the rank of Eagle Scout by his Scoutmaster Rudy Rudolph at a Court of Honor held at the Lincoln School Mar. 10. . . Annual elections for school trustees will be held in all districts of Fallon County April 2. Terms expiring to be voted on are John Lawler, Robert Anderson, and Russell Culver. . . Baker Spartans Eastern Division champs, played their first game with the Conrad Cowboys. It was a close game, but the Spartans lost 76-70. . . Jayceens will present their sixth annual style

60 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 15, 1956At a public meeting held at the courthouse Tuesday evening, Mike Hurley and Art Martin were introduced and urged to file for the trustees of School District 12 for the election to be held April 7 to fill the vacancies of Roy McClain and Victor North. . . Contractors have about completed modernizing work at the Baker Hotel Cafe, said George Severson, owner. . . Coming soon to the Baker Lake Theater is the “Kentuckian” featuring Burt Lancaster. . . The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session March 12 with Audrey Hansen, president, presiding.

Weather Vane Mar 02 47 31 .02 Mar 03 54 23 T Mar 04 56 28 T Mar 05 70 27 Mar 06 73 30 Mar 07 56 34 T Mar 08 50 21 YTD Moisture - .91

90 YEARS AGO (No date) Facts concerning Fallon County written 40 years ago.

There is unlimited amount of lignite coal. Nearly all the farmers mine their own coal or buy it from the surface mines which are found in all parts of the country. . . Artesian wells with a good flow of water are found in many places in the county by drilling to a depth of 800 to 900 feet. There are numerous springs in the country which are good for watering livestock. The only fuel used 70 YEARS AGO in the City of Baker is natural Thursday, March 14, 1946- gas. . . Fallon County has 65 Emil R. Freier, Water Tender rural school buildings and five First Class, was discharged town schools. from the service at Bremerton, Wash., last week. . . W.O. Hirning has taken over the Standard Oil Bulk Station at Thompson and is here this Do you know … week to get his family. Mr. Hirning was formerly a part- how to get repairs made by ner of Edmund Scheuffele in your landlord? You must nothe service garage. . . Plevna tify your landlord that repairs correspondent reports that the need to be made. The notice farm of Edmund Scheiber was must be in writing. If the probpurchased by Eddie Christ- lem is not an emergency, you man, including all livestock must give the landlord 14 days and personal property. . . to fix the problem. If the probHarold LeTourneau leveled lem creates emergency condioff the ground for the new tions, the time the landlord has service station the Leischner to make the repairs is three brothers are putting up on the working days.

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By Sherry Vogel Why not surprise your family or friends with a St. Paddy’s Day meal that would make a Leprechaun leap! You will also be leaping for joy as this traditional Irish meal is so easy. It takes only 15 minutes to prepare and your slow cooker does the rest.

Slow Cooker Corned Beefand Cabbage Betty Crocker 4 large carrots, peeled, cut into 4 C. water matchstick size pieces 4 Lbs. corned beef brisket 10 baby red potatoes, with spice packet quartered 6 Oz. beer 1 onion, peeled and cut into 1/2 head cabbage coarsely bite size pieces chopped Place carrots, potatoes and onion into the bottom of a slow cooker, pour in water and place brisket on top of the vegetables.

Pour beer over the brisket. Sprinkle on the spices from the packet, cover and set the cooker on high. Cook the brisket for about eight hours. One hour before serving, stir in the cabbage and cook one more hour. Serve with soda bread for a warm and satisfying meal. source agencies attending the Miles City Job Fair can be obtained at: www.milescityjobs.mt.gov For more information, contact Cindy at 406-232-8349.

Legal Tip Cards of the Week Submitted by Jay Gregory

80 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 19, 1936Out of a field of 30 expert rifle shots, Miles City Rifle Club emerged with team honors while Baker ranked third.

Lloyd Owen won three medals and a high score of 275. Nelson and Rediske followed with 250 and 257; Peterson 237 and Hoke 213. . . Saturday meat specials at the Baker Meat Company include beef pot roast, 15 cents a pound; boiling beef, two pounds for 25 cents; homemade bologna, 15 cents a pound. . . Samsel’s are featuring several styles of Shirley Temple dresses at $1.97 each.

Eleven people came out to play pinochle Mar. 6 at the Baker Senior Citizen Center.

There were two tables of four players and one table of three players.

Winners were Delbert Schweigert - won twice, Gwen Setinc, and Mae Bohle.

Pinochle will be played again next Sunday, Mar. 13, at the Senior Center at 1:30 p.m.

(Don’t forget to turn your clocks one hour ahead for daylight saving time.)

Extension calendar Baker office hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Now open from 12-1 p.m. to better serve you.

Miles City Job Fair

A job fair will be held Thursday, April 4, at the Miles Community College Centra, 2715 Dickinson Street. From 12:00 noon to 12:30 p.m. it is open to veterans, military personnel and families; and from 12:30 4:00 p.m. it is open to the general public.

Job seekers of all ages are invited and encouraged to attend. Meet with local employers and apply for temporary, full time, part time and seasonal employment. The event is open to the public and free of charge.

A list of employers and re-

Mar. 14 - Fallon County Cloverbuds Mar. 16 - Fallon County 4H fruit delivery day Mar. 17 - Carter County Cloverbuds Mar. 24 - Retirement party for Sharon Schwartz Apr. 3 - 4-H Spring Livestock Judging

Leprechaun Race, Continued from Page 1 rolls and mulligan stew served by the Showroom staff for a mere pence of $10.00 each. The public is encouraged to attend.

This fun-filled day of awards, food and fun is sponsored by thee Friends of FMC Foundation. All proceeds will go toward medical education scholarships.

Tis ner too late to register for this roving race. For more information, ye may call 406-778-5116.

Daily Specials • March 11 - 17 Friday - Fish Taco • Cheesy Veggie Soup Saturday - All U Can Eat Soup and Salad Bar Tuesday - French Dip • Tomato Tortellini Soup Wednesday - Sloppy Joes • Split Pea Soup Thursday - Corned Beef and Cabbage Stuffed pepper Soup

We make sack lunches.

If you don’t see what you want Lake City Shopping Center on the menu, please ask.

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Delmar Jensen A celebration of DJ’s life will be held Monday, Mar. 14, 2016 at 11 a.m. at the American Lutheran Church in Baker.

Friends and family may visit with the family Sunday, Mar. 13, from 4-6 p.m. at the Baker Senior Center. In accordance with DJ’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Inurnment will take place at a later date at the Black Hills National Cemetery, Sturgis, SD. Delmar James Jensen, 94, of Baker passed away Mar. 3, 2016 at Fallon Medical Complex.

Delmar “DJ” (Tiny) Jensen was born Mar. 23, 1921 to James and Minnie Jensen on their homestead north of Baker. DJ grew up working with his father and brothers in their machine shop and ice house and attended schools in Baker.

In July of 1942, DJ entered the Army and was trained as an airplane mechanic in the Army Air Force. He was stationed in India in the China, Burma, India (C B I) Theater of WWII. He was honorably discharged from service in 1945 as a S/Sgt. DJ took pride in showing everyone the pictures of places he had seen, including Egypt, North Africa and South America. Mechanics were required to fly four hours a month to keep their flight pay. DJ went on several trips over the Himalayas to China, a very dangerous flight, earning him a reprimand from his commander because “he was too valuable as a Section Leader”.

He married Helen Tunby Mar. 1, 1947. While working in the oil fields of Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, North Dakota and Colorado, they started their family. Wanting to settle down, they moved back to Baker and DJ worked for MDU until his retirement in 1986. He was a member of the American Legion and WWII -

Bushman files for re-election to PSC Last Man’s Club. DJ enjoyed and was noted for his ability to “make anything”, usually recycling materials he acquired into a new purpose.

DJ and Helen had six children: Teri, Penny (Tim) Sikorski, Bruce (Jeanne) Jensen, Brian (Debbie) Jensen, Leslie (John) Henson and Jill Jensen.

Family gatherings, his “tinkering”, visiting with friends and touring his favorite dump sites were things he enjoyed.

DJ was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Helen, his infant daughter Teri, his brothers: Alfred, Floyd and Elroy Jensen; his sisters: Doris Johnson and Silver Roth.

He is survived by his children; grandchildren: Trevor (Stacy) Sikorski, Taryn Sikorski, Casey (Ashley) Jensen, Kirsten (Byron) Cooper, Jeremy (Shelie) Jensen, Rian (Jodi) Jensen, Carissa (Keaton) Hughes, Hannah, Mika, and Mikey Jensen, Kayla (Justin) Apple, and Tyler Henson; great-grandchildren: Tayden, Maura and Gerritt Sikorski, Rowan Jensen, Tor and Tryg Cooper, Ryan Joe and Arius Jensen, Hailee Cortez, Maverick Hughes, and Apollo Apple; son-in-law, Steve Hirsch.

The family wishes to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Superior Care Villa for their loving care of DJ and a special thank you to all of DJ’s friends and relatives.

Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at www.stevensonfuneralhome.com.

By Sherry Vogel Current Montana Public Service Commissioner Kirk Bushman, Rep., filed for reelection to the District No. 2 seat Feb. 24. Bushman has served Fallon-Carter counties in this position for three years.

He states, “I’m eager to continue working for Montana consumers as a Public Service Commissioner, as well as ensure a just and unbiased implementation of our state’s laws in the realm of energy policy and utility regulation. I am confident that my experience serving the people of Montana on the Commission for the last three years positions me as a stronger choice to advocate for long term affordability and reliability of energy than others who seek this office.”

Bushman’s professional career began in 1988 with a bachelor degree in mechanical engineering technology from Montana State UniversityBozeman. Before being elected to the Commission in 2012, Kirk worked for an engineering consulting firm as a Senior Facility Designer. He currently resides in Billings with his wife and their four children.

Bushman was recently selected to serve on Governor Steve Bullock’s Clean Power Plan advisory council, and has been a strong advocate for natural resource development, and an outspoken opponent to growing Federal regulations such as the Clean Power Plan.

“I was pleased with the Supreme Court’s decision to stay the EPA’s CO2 regulations. However, the uncertainty surrounding the use of coal has paralyzed any development associated with Montana’s most beneficial and abundant natural resource.

These regulations that have virtually no positive impact are hardly justified, especially when compared to the cost and the harmful impacts to Montana’s economy and job market.”

Kirk will spend the next several months traveling throughout south central and eastern Montana to listen to the voters of his district to hear how they believe the decisions the PSC makes can improve their quality of life.

Check out Kirk’s website: KirkBushman.com to learn more about his campaign.

Rep from Public Assistance will be in Baker Office of Public Assistance will be in Baker Wednesday, Mar. 16, at 10 a.m. If you need to sign up for Medicaid, food stamps, etc., please stop by the Health Department on that day or call 406-874-3334 extension 209 to schedule a specific time that day.

This is the best time to get any questions answered or paperwork finalized. If you have any further questions, please contact the Health Department at 406-778-2824.

Janice Buck honored Janice Buck of Baker was recognized for 15 years of volunteer service as a Hunters Ed instructor by the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks at a workshop held in Miles City Feb. 11.

These instructors choose to honor Montana’s hunting heritage and “Pass It On” by sharing their skills, experiences and love of hunting and Montana’s vast resources with those new to hunting and the outdoor adventure.

L AW ENFORCEMENT Baker Police Department • February 29, 2016 - March 6, 2016 - 42 Calls for service: 1 alcohol violation; 1 animal complaint; 6 citizen assists; 4 crashes (hit and run); 1 criminal trespass; 4 disturbances; 1 DUI; 1 disorderly conduct; 1 harassment; 6 informations; 1 noise complaint; 1 suspicious vehicle; 3 thefts; 9 traffic stops; 1 unlock; 1 welfare check Anyone with any information on any area crime is encouraged to call Crimestoppers at 406-778-2222. Calls are never recorded and rewards are offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of responsible parties.

H ap py B ir th da y March 11 Teresa Stevens, Ember Wedemeyer, Rachel Brockel, Anna Schultz, BreeAnn Schell, Christy Follmer, Marisa Packineau, Tami Baldwin March 12 Dawsen Phillips, Mike Lohof, Aaron Uecker, Alissa Bohle, Chris Sakelaris, Donnie Wood, Vicki Askin March 13 Joey Wagner, Koy Varner, Bill Wyrick, Eric Losing, Kevin Losing, Krista Nemitz March 14 Oliver Erickson, Eli Askin, Kalyn Bohle March 15 Lacee Janz, Jean Hanratty, Jeff Greenlee, Jeff Martin, Maranda Hastig, Patti Chester March 16 Brandon Lehner, Brenda Hansen, Zanrick Wiedebush, Kyle Newell March 17 Tim Barth, Jason Coulter, Jessica Baldwin

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OIN US FOR A DANCE! Donna Rost Thibault ___________ JSunday, March 20 • 2 - 5 p.m.

A memorial service for Donna Thibault, 62, of Baker was held Mar. 7, 2016 at Stevenson Funeral Home in Baker with Jerry Brown officiating. Burial was in Bonnievale Cemetery.

Donna Rost Thibault passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by family Mar. 2, 2016. She fought a hard battle of cancer.

Donna was born in Miles City Dec. 27, 1953, to Harvey

and Yvonne Rost. After graduating from high school in Baker, she went to Vo Tech School in Bozeman. After graduating, she went to work at UBC in Glasgow. Donna then continued on with her career at UBC in Miles City for 20 plus years. While living in Miles City, she met and married Steve Thibault of Miles City. From this marriage came three children, Jammie Thibault, Amanda Thibault and Gary Thibault.

Donna moved to Baker in 2004. She worked at Fallon Medical Complex as a housekeeper for a few years until she got the opportunity to work at the hardware store in Baker. Donna worked at the hardware store until her illness forced her to retire.

Donna loved being around family and her grandchildren.

She actively worked on genealogy for all the different sides of her family.

Donna is survived by her mother, Yvonne Rost; brothers, Dennis (Margaret) Rost and Dale Rost; sister, Darla (Wayne) Hanson; children, Jammie Thibault, Amanda Thibault, and Gary Thibault;

grandchildren, Daymmon Hays, Anna Andersen, Hayden Mulkey, Aaron Thibault, Ashton Thibault, and Jayce Thibault.

Donna was preceded in death by her father, Harvey Rost.

Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at www.stevensonfuneralhome.com.

Thee Garage Showroom

Thee Garage will be closed Easter Sunday, • March 27 SONS OF AMERICAN LEGION FISH FRY Fri. & Sat., March 11 & 12 • 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Free Will ~ All You Can Eat! Serving a variety of fish.

All proceeds will be donated to the Tom McGonigal Fishing Day. American Legion Post #35 Baker, MT

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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016

Superior Villa resident turns 90 ____________

By Sherry Vogel Baker resident Violet Schueler Baird was born at the old Elizabeth Hospital in Baker Feb. 15, 1926, to John J. and Emma Losing Schueler. The family was living in southern Fallon County at a place known as Calumet.

Vi spent the first eight years of her life on farms in the Plevna and Willard areas. She attended Mill Creek, Bechtold, and Willard country schools. She came to Baker to

attend high school, graduating from the old brick high school in 1944.

She worked while attending high school and after graduating at various Baker businesses such as Penneys, Red Owl, Smitty’s Bakery, Baker Hotel, and Economy Grocery Store. Later, Vi moved to Seattle to work as a “bucker” during World War II. She remembers the day she was “laid off” from the job. It was V-Day, the war was over. She vividly remembers being out in the street in downtown Seattle during the mass celebration. People were throwing rolls of toilet paper out of the high-rise buildings above. In the excitement, she lost one of her penny loafer shoes. She had to scurry around to find it as soon as possible before it was totally covered with all the debris.

Later in Seattle, while working at the venetian blind factory, she met Robert Baird

and they were married. The couple was blessed with a daughter, Marjorie. They also had another daughter who was stillborn. Bob and Vi were married for 48 years.

Over the years, Vi has attended many courses in adult education. Among her education was a course in dental assisting. She worked as a dental assistant in Massachusetts.

After her husband passed, Vi returned to Montana. She became involved with the Angel Tree Prison Ministry sponsored by Chuck Colson Ministries. This ministry gave Christmas gifts to children whose parent or parents were in prison. She said this ministry brought great joy to her life. During this time, she recommitted her life to Christ and found herself the peace that only Jesus can give.

Violet decided to return “back home” to Baker in Feb. 2002. She has many fond

memories of growing up in Baker. She also has a sister, Betty Kusler, who lives here.

In her spare time she enjoys reading, music, writing poetry, crocheting and making recycled cards for the Center.

She also enjoys writing to pen pals and currently has 50-60 pen pals from every part of the country. She enjoys writing to them and helping them unite with one another.

In closing, Vi added, “I have a pet peeve. Oh, yes, I have Volunteer Therese Thompson and Villa resident Joan them, too! It is that we are too Caldwell are all smiles as they return from a morning busy to listen.” She added, outing.

“People these days are too busy watching TV and working. They don’t take the time to talk to each other anymore.

They are too busy to rest and enjoy the blessings of life itself.”

Vi enjoys living at Superior Care Villa. She says, “This will be my earthly home sweet home as long as I live.”

SKYWARN spotter training . . .

Become a volunteer severe storm spotter and learn how to identify and report severe weather to your local National Weather Service Office, keeping your local community informed of potentially hazardous weather. Learn how you and your community can stay safe from these hazards.

The National Weather Service Office in Billings, in cooperation with the Fallon County Disaster and Emergency Services in Baker will

be conducting a SKYWARN Spotter Training session Wednesday, April 13, 2016, from 6-8 p.m. in the Baker Senior Citizen Center.

The National Weather Service relies on trained volunteers to supplement Doppler radar information on severe storms. Storm spotter reports are an important step in the National Weather Service warning decision process for severe thunderstorms that produce damaging hail, high winds, tornadoes, and flash

floods.

The training is free and anyone interested in severe weather or becoming a trained severe storm spotter is invited to attend. Volunteers currently registered for the program are also encouraged to attend as a refresher and to stay updated on the latest reporting procedures.

For additional information, please contact the following individuals: Tom Frieders, National Weather Service, Billings, 406-652-0851 ext

223, tom.frieders@noaa.gov; or Chuck Lee, Fallon County Disaster and Emergency Services, Baker, 406-7787121, clee@midrivers.com.

On the web at: Shown here are Marguerite Fisher and Myrt Stahope National Weather Service testing their knowledge of Montana Trivia, which was Billings: one of the activities at Superior Care Villa. http://weather.gov/billings Training: It doesn’t do any good to do something http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/byz/l ocal_news/2016/spotter16.php If no one knows you’re doing it...

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Baker Schools is seeking Elementary Teaching applicants for grades K - 6 and a Vocational Agriculture instructor for grades 7-12 for the 2016 2017 school year. All positions must meet appropriate qualifications for Montana certification. The closing date for applications is March 15th. Contact Don Schillinger at 406778-3574 for information.

AARP Driver Safety Program refresher course will be held Saturday, Mar. 19, from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Baker Senior Center, 420 W. Montana Avenue. The class is limited to 25 participants. To register, please call 406-7783595 on or before Thursday, Mar. 17. Participants are asked to bring their driver’s license.

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FFA Olympics trivia and breakfast

Construction project - Cole Edgell and Isaiah Prather.

FFA members serving pancakes and sausage for the All-School Breakfast.

Transferring minnows - Ms. Kirschten, Dylan Sander, Ashley Sander and Cole Edgell..

By Jessica Stockett cluded, an ag trivia was test, tire races - having to roll Last week, the Plevna FFA handed out to each class. The two tires at once, minnow Chapter sponsored activities trivia consisted of random transfer - catch and move five incorporating the entire facts about leaders in agricul- minnows from one bucket of school for the celebration of ture as well as FFA knowl- water to another, and Build National FFA Week. edge. Prizes were given to Your Own Box construction March 2, all students came each class according to how project. The teams were comto school dressed in their for- they placed. The mighty sen- prised of 7-12 grade students mal clothes, ranging from iors won the trivia contest. as well as a team of teachers. bright button-down shirts to Congratulations!

After all the chaos was over, dresses. Bright and early Mar. March 4, everyone was en- the senior team defeated the 3, 7:00 a.m. to be exact, the couraged to come dressed in teachers in a close race, edgFFA members were ready to their pajamas for the end of a ing to a win by one point. The serve a pancake and sausage long week. In the afternoon, FFA enjoyed involving the breakfast for the entire school. the Ag Olympics arrived in school in a week of agriculThe student cooks enjoyed our gym with six different ture related activities and creating artistic pancakes, competitions: pie eating con- looks forward to more interranging from different ani- test, pie trivia with a pie in the active activities throughout mals to FFA symbols. face if you missed an answer, the year.

After the breakfast con- a frozen T-shirt/scooter con-

Victor of the pie eating contest - Mr. Coon.

(Right) Dacy Buerkle rolling tires from one end of the gym to the other.

Footprints left on Internet - Earl Campbell

By Jake Edgell Did you know that many mobile apps request unnecessary access to your phones, tablets and other mobile devices? As technology advances, more conveniences as well as dangers come with it.

Earl Campbell, a police officer for the Billings Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, presented the cold hard facts of the potential dangers on the internet to three separate grade groups: 3-6, 7-8 and 9-12. He also had a presentation for parents that evening.

For instance, if you use Snapchat to communicate with your friends, Snapchat’s servers can hold those pictures indefinitely. This should make you think twice about anything you send. Facebook requires access to your phone’s camera and microphone. Though you may think nothing of it, they can record audio and video anytime they want. Now, obviously, if you are not doing anything wrong or saying anything wrong then this should not matter. If you are sharing personal information across Facebook messenger, it might be good to remember that other people may see this as it is the World Wide Web. There are 1.4 billion people on Facebook. If Facebook was a country, it would be the third largest country in the world. If someone manages to hack an account somewhere online, they may be able to use your personal photos and/or information to do whatever they want. Remember, nothing on the social net-

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HOPE, do you feel alcohol is causing problems, we can help, Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. at the American Lutheran Church.

District Court is in session the first Tuesday of the first full week of the month and as often as business warrants. Interested persons are welcome to check a specific schedule at the office of the Clerk of District Court.

Fallon County Library hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; closed Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays.

O’Fallon Historical Museum Open Monday - Friday 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Closed on legal holidays.

Driver Licensing Schedule, second and third Tuesdays, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., 12:30 - 3:30 p.m., courthouse Sons of American Legion Fish Fry, 5-9 p.m., American Legion Post #35. Mar. 11-12 Daylight Saving Time starts; Changed For Life church services, 10 a.m., Baker Senior Center, Mar. 13.

American Legion Auxiliary, 6:30 p.m., American Legion; Hospital Helpers, Mar. 14.

High School Rodeo Finals meeting, 7 p.m., Fallon County Exhibit Hall; Overeaters Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., American Lutheran Church; Codependent Support Group, noon, American Lutheran Church, Mar. 15.

City Council, 7 p.m., Fallon County court room; Knights of Columbus, 8 p.m., St. John’s Catholic Church basement, Mar. 16.

St. Patrick’s Day; Charity Chapter #60, Mar. 17.

Changed For Life church services, 10 a.m., Baker Senior Center; Dance, 2-5 p.m., Thee Garage Showroom, Mar. 20.

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Badlands Feeders LLC. Brent Nelson Mr. Campbell speaking to grades 3-6 about internet safety. works is verified and social networks are not secure.

As to the cyber bullying that occurs on the social networks, the numbers are astounding.

Mr. Campbell showed a video of Thumper from Bambi and strongly suggested that we live by the advice Thumper’s mother gave him, “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say nothing at all!!” This had validity in 1942 and should still be the “Golden Rule” we follow today.

Mr. Campbell reminded stu-

dents that in today’s world, employers and colleges are looking at people’s online profiles before hiring or admitting them into their organizations.

Think about what your digital footprint might tell others about you.

In conclusion, the internet is a great technological tool with many conveniences, but you must be careful what you put out there because you can never get it back. Think before you post!

NOTICE Fallon County has Board Positions open Ambulance Board - 1 open position - Term expires June 30, 2016 Salary Commission (Tax paying Citizen) - 1 open position - Term expires June 30, 2018 Tax Appeal Board - 1 open position - Term expires June 30, 2016 “Letter of interest” forms may be picked up at the Clerk and Recorder’s office, or you may send an email to falloncc@midrivers.com to receive a form. You may also opt to submit your own letter. Letters may be mailed to Fallon County - PO Box 846 - Baker, MT 59313; drop them off at the Clerk and Recorder’s office at 10 West Fallon Avenue or email to falloncc@midrivers.com Letters of Interest are due Monday, March 14, 2016 at 10:00 a.m.

If you have any questions regarding the positions available please feel free to contact the Clerk and Recorder’s office at 406-778-7106.

The Commissioners will appoint Monday, March 14, 2016 at 11:30 a.m.

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Pork Loin Sandwich w/French Fries $6.00 Cheese Broccoli Soup

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FCCLA Focus on Children project Safety tips when Plevna Notes, continued from page 5

By Nicole Allerdings The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America organization cares about children and their safety. The Plevna School was in need of child care for the Internet Safety presentation for parents, so three seventh grade students - Dacy Buerkle, Jenna Paul and Sophia Dulin - stepped up to the plate and volunteered to fill the need.

They created a Focus on Children project entitled “Kids Care Center - KCC”, and planned a variety of activities to keep children sixth grade and under busy for over one and one-half hours.

This wouldn’t have been possible without the help of other volunteers in the FCCLA organization. Children had the opportunity to shoot hoops, play golf, cut let-

Dacy Buerkle reading a story to students. ter cookies to spell their names, listen to books being read to them, relay races, bounce balloons and watch movies.

Twenty-nine children participated in the activity and when the evening was fin-

ished, the FCCLA members all decided they weren’t prepared to be parents or teachers yet.

Prior to the activities, a meal was prepared and served by Mrs. Stickney’s FCS classes.

AAU wrestling _________________ March 5, the Baker Wrestling Club traveled to Colstrip for their Invitational Wrestling Meet. There were 25 kids from Baker who participated in the tournament.

Good job to all the kids who participated. Results are as follows.

Tots Colt Custer - 3rd; Bracyn Hastig - 4th; Maddox Moser 5th Bantam

Silis Best - 4th; Urijah Rogge - 5th; Cord Olsen 2nd; Kredence Uecker - 1st; Jayden Hastig - 2nd; Jerrick Moser - 1st Midget Nicholas Schallenberger 4th; Brendon Reetz - 1st; Sheldon Johnson - 4th; River Emigh - 4th; Christopher Brawley - 2nd; Jackson Moser - 2nd; Kane Olsen 3rd; Wyatt Hagadone-Rudicel - 2nd

Novice Riley Davis - 2nd; Payton Gaskins - 3rd; Riley Williams - 5th; Tarin DeGrand - 4th; Jesse Brawley - 1st; Guy Lesh - 2nd School Boy Avery Uecker - 1st Cadet Terrell Koenig - 2nd Good luck to all the kids who will be traveling to Great Falls this weekend for the State AAU Tournament.

Maddox Moser

Tarin DeGrand

Terrell Koenig

Payton Gaskins

We hold a regular weekly cattle and feeder cattle sale every Wednesday.

We buy sheep and weigh-up horses every Thursday.

Special Sales as advertised. Give us a call to visit about your marketing plans.

C & D Yards • Baker, Montana

Open between 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday. Your cattle will be delivered to Lemmon Livestock on Tuesday evening and will be sold on Wednesday.

Cattle will be on feed & water and there will be a brand inspector on site.

Wed., Mar. 16: Regular Sale W/Feeder Calf Sale & Bred HFR/Stock Cow Sale Thurs., Mar. 17: Evenson Angus Bull Sale Wed., Mar. 23: Regular Sale W/Feeder Cattle

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handling live poultry Raising backyard poultry has become increasingly popular in Montana and many feed stores across the state offer chicks for sale. State health officials say that raising chicks can be a rewarding and fun experience, but they are reminding Montanans to keep safe handling practices in mind when handling live poultry in order to limit disease risk.

“Even healthy animals can carry organisms that make people sick,” said Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) epidemiologist Dana Fejes. In 2015, ten percent of Montanans who became ill with salmonella had contact to live poultry.

Young children and persons with weakened immune systems are at greatest risk for infection.

For that reason, DPHHS and the Department of Livestock (DOL) are sending educational materials to feed stores so Montanans can learn how to care for live poultry safely.

“Look for trivia questions on soap bars at your local store,” Fejes said.

DOL assistant state veterinarian Dr. Tahnee Szymanksi

said, “Next time you care for your backyard flock, please remember the following simple prevention measures to keep your families healthy and enjoy the benefits of raising animals.” * Wash your hands after handling animals * Avoid touching your mouth after animal contact * Don’t eat or drink around animals * Don’t bring poultry into the house, and * Supervise small children around animals.

“Together we can prevent illnesses and keep our children and communities healthy,” Fejes stressed.

Please visit www.dphhs.mt.gov for guidance and more information.

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FALLON COUNTY TIMES

Commissioners proceedings ABBREVIATED COMMISSION MINUTES A complete set of minutes are available at the Clerk & Recorder’s Office and at falloncounty.net MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2016 9:00AM CONVENE Present: Steve Baldwin, Chairman; Deb Ranum, William L. Randash, members; Lani DeBuhr, Clerk 9:00AM COMMISSIONER WORK SESSION RFQ ENGINEERING ADVERTISEMENT- The Commission decided to postpone this discussion until later in the afternoon due to time constraints.

PARKVIEW COMPLEX (PVC) RENTAL AGREEMENT- The Commission reviewed and signed a PVC Rental Agreement and reviewed the PVC waiting list.

PURCHASE REQUESTSMechanical Technology Inc. (MTI) submitted quotes to install a communication card on the Sheriff’s rooftop HVAC unit and to conduct a test and balance on the unit. The Commission approved both quotes.

MISCELLANEOUS - The Commission reviewed and signed general journal entries to move funds from one account to another. The Commission reviewed department reports, newsletters and notices; revenues received during the week; emails sent to them from state agencies and other entities that required no discussion, action or decision.

9:30AM FAIR ITEMS Present: Jerrid Geving, Fair Board member; Darin Koenig, Fair Board member Jerrid Geving, Darin Koenig and the Commission discussed replacing the big barn stalls and expanding the south end parking lot at the fairgrounds.

The Commission advised Jerrid and Darin to discuss these items with the Fair Board to determine if they want to spend their Capital Improvement Funds on these improvements. If the Fair Board approves these improvements then they will discuss the best way to approach them.

10:00AM ROAD DEPARTMENT UPDATES Present: Alba Higgins, Shop Foreman; Bobby Wiedmer, Road Supervisor; Shannon Hewson, Brosz Engineering SHOP UPDATES- Alba Higgins gave updates on the vehicles and equipment they will be repairing or servicing this

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week and gave reports on the equipment sent out of town for warranty repairs.

CASE INTERNATIONAL 140 TRACTOR - Bobby Wiedmer said he inspected the Case International 140 Tractor and it is in great condition, it will be delivered once payment is made.

ROAD UPDATES- Bobby gave updates on the activities of the Road Crew this week.

The Commission and Bobby discussed the best way to approach the expansion of the south parking lot at the fairgrounds if the Fair Board chooses to do it.

PROJECT UPDATES- Shannon Hewson gave the Commission updates on County projects such as the Upper Baker Lake and Calumet Rd Box Culvert. The Commission and Shannon discussed the RFQ Engineering Advertisement. Shannon received Shep’s Welding Contractor’s Statement of Skills and Abilities and after much discussion suggested the Commission award the Westmore and Dryfork Box Culvert project to them. The Commission made and approved the motion to award the Westmore and Dryfork Box Culvert Construction Project to Shep’s Welding.

11:00AM ACCLAIM TRUSTEES FOR BAKER RURAL FIRE DISTRICT, PLEVNA RURAL FIRE DISTRICT AND PORT AUTHORITY Present: Kathy Newell, Elections Clerk Kathy Newell said the Baker Rural Fire District, Plevna Rural Fire District and the Port Authority elections that were scheduled for May 2016 have been canceled due to them being non-contested races.

The Commission signed the Baker Rural Fire District Trustee Acclamations for Vern Stark and Fred Hoff, the Plevna Rural Fire District Trustee Acclamation for Missy Thielen and the Port Authority Commissioner Acclamation for Karol Zachmann and Vaughn K. Zenko Jr. 11:30AM REVIEW AND

ADOPT PLANNING BOARD BY-LAWS The Commission reviewed the Planning Board By-Laws.

The Commission made and approved the motion to approve the adoption of the Planning Board By-Laws.

11:45AM PUBLIC COMMENT John Geving, American Lutheran Church Council member, joined the meeting to discuss putting a large ice maker in the food booth utility room for both food booths to share.

12:05PM NOON RECESS 1:15PM MINUTES APPROVAL The Commission made and approved the motion to approve the February 22-26, 2016 Commission Minutes.

1:30PM- The Commission called Carla Brown, Council on Aging Director, to discuss the progress she has made on providing public transportation to people in the rural areas of Fallon County.

1:30PM FEBRUARY TIMESHEETS REVIEW The Commission reviewed and approved February 2016 timesheets, payroll & withholdings in the amount of $449,435.35 and they are filed in the Clerk and Recorder’s Office.

2:00PM VETERANS MEMORIAL POW MONUMENT DISCUSSION Present: Mona Madler, SMART Executive Director VETERANS MEMORIALMona Madler and the Commission discussed where to place the POW Monument at the Veteran’s Memorial and how she manages and gathers the names to be engraved on the Veterans’ Monument.

SMART ACTIVITIES- Mona gave the Commission updates on the activities of SMART. 2:35PM FALLON COUNTY DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY Present: Julie Straub, Human Resource Manager Julie Straub and the Commission discussed updating the County’s Drug and Alcohol Policy. The Commission gave

approval to hire Chemnet to update the policy for the County.

3:00PM MENTAL HEALTH BOARD DISCUSSION Sandy Kinsey, Eastern Montana Mental Health Board Representative, couldn’t attend the meeting, therefore it was canceled.

3:00PM SEASONAL EMPLOYEE RECRUITMENT Present: Julie Straub, Human Resource Manager Julie Straub and the Commission discussed the best way to recruit for seasonal employees this year. The Commission decided to do a full recruitment for each position.

4:00PM LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION GRANT DISCUSSION Present: Scott Rabbitt, Parks Director Scott Rabbitt told the Commission he is wanting to apply for a grant to help pay for either additional sidewalk around the lake or a bathroom by the beach area of Triangle Park. The Commission decided they would like the grant to go towards the new bathroom at Triangle Park.

4:30PM SHERIFF DEPARTMENT UPDATES Present: Trent Harbaugh, Sheriff Trent Harbaugh joined the meeting to give the Commission updates on the deputies, detention officers and prisoners. The Commission and Trent discussed the detention officer schedule and recruitment; increase in Bozeman prisoner rates; cell improvements; Sheriff’s equipment in the vault; reserve officers’ pay for County events; Sheriff’s Capital Improvement Plan; Task Force support; increasing the prisoner budget and the HVAC rooftop unit. Trent gave the Commission quotes to purchase a new light lens that a prisoner broke and two new tables for the prisoner day room.

5:00PM EVENING RECESS THURSDAY,

MARCH 3, 2016 9:00AM RECONVENE PRESENT: Steve Baldwin, Chairman; Deb Ranum, William L. Randash, Members; Lani DeBuhr, Clerk 10:00AM CLOSED COUNTY ADVISOR SELECTION PROCESS FAIR FOOD BOOTHS DESIGN REVIEWTerry Sukut with JGA Architects is unable to attend the meeting at 4pm therefore it was canceled. The Commission discussed and decided not to provide an ice machine to the new food booths for various reasons.

11:20PM ADJOURN

Agriculture Safety Awareness Week Keeping family safe on the farm/ranch should be a top priority, according to the Montana Farm Bureau Federation.

The Montana Farm Bureau urges farmers and ranchers to review their safety programs as part of the Agricultural Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) March 6-12. The theme for this year is “Caution: Safety is No Accident”.

“Farming and ranching are those rare jobs where you take your kids to work with you,” says Les Graham coordinator for the Montana Ag Safety Program and safety contractor with MFBF. “It’s very important that every family takes a tour of their farm or ranch every six months and takes all of the hazards into account.”

Graham encourages families to mark areas of concern with signs, posters or painted posts - something to let people know there is an area to be especially cautious or in some cases, avoided. “Your kids need to know the ‘go’ and ‘no go’ zones, and know those will be strictly enforced,” he said.

“It’s important to talk about issues of concern, such as

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ditches, corrals, pens, and overhead electrical wires. Set up procedures about working around equipment, identifying how close you can get, staying on the back of equipment, and riding on equipment.”

The safety trainer says it’s critical to set up communication with family members, whether it’s hand signals, the use of cell phones, electronic use and who is the authority to go with communications questions.

It’s especially important that family - including outside employees - have a safety meeting every time there is a business activity, whether it’s branding, irrigating, harvesting, haying or moving livestock.

“Train family members on the ‘How To Do’ in work areas: don’t take for granted that everyone knows what to do,” Graham cautions. “It’s wise to even talk about near misses, and learn from those close calls. There were too many kids killed last year in farm accidents, which is always tragic. Taking that little extra time to ensure nobody is standing behind your tractor, that a grain bin doesn’t have kids playing in it, or giving an additional warning to avoid the pen with the bull can save lives,” concluded Graham.

The Agricultural Safety Awareness Program is part of the Farm Bureau Health and Safety Network of professionals who share an interest in identifying and decreasing safety and health risks. For more information and resources, visit the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Health & Safety page: http://www.fb.org/programs/h ealthandsafety/home/; or the ASAP Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/A gSafety.

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11-12c __________________________ FOR RENT: Three bedroom, one bath house, one car attached garage. No smoking, no pets. Call 406-480-2980, leave a message if no answer.

9tfc __________________________ FOR RENT: Three bedroom mobile home with a master bedroom and bath in Plevna. No pets or no smoking. $650.00/mo plus utilities. If interested, please call Janice at 406-978-3888.

49tfc __________________________ FOR RENT: Two furnished two bedroom apartments. Call 406778-2175.

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FOR SALE ____________________________ FOR SALE: Office equipment: Large office desk, four drawer file, two drawer file, file tray, computer, printer, fax machine, miscellaneous; shop heater, recliner with massage, snowmobile suit, 12x13 new carpet. Phone 406-778-2770.

11p ____________________________ FOR SALE: Registered, sharp looking, gentle, heavy weaning Black Angus yearling bulls. Bulls that will make productive feminine cows and big rib eyed steers. Starting at $3500. Don’t miss out. Call Terry Week, Beach, ND at 701872-1104 or cell 701-260-6055.

4-11p ____________________________ FOR SALE: Newly constructed three bedroom, two bath home home in quiet neighborhood, great curb appeal with a one year warranty. Full unfinished basement with insulated walls and bath and laundry room rough-ins, large attached garage. Call 406778-2030 for showing.

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AUCTION ____________________________ LAND AUCTION: Slope County, ND, 782.00+/- acres. Excellent cropland, pastureland, and hunting breaks. New fence. Good water.

March 17, 2016, 1 p.m., Bowman, ND. Contact Pifer’s Auctioneers 701-523-7366, www.pifers.com.

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HELP WANTED __________________________ HELP WANTED: Farmworker, 4/1/16-12/31/16, Cox Farms, Warwick, ND. One temp job.

Drive trucks/tractors to perform crop raising duties. Field ready equip. Plant, cultivate, harvest crops. Operate, repair farm implements. Three mo exp, clean MVR, employment ref, driver’s license, English required, $13.80/hr, 3/4 work guarantee, tools/equip/housing provided, trans and subsistence exp reimbursed. Apply at Job Service, 406-377-3314.

11p __________________________ HELP WANTED: Plevna School will have the following positions open for the 2016-2017 school year.

• Assistant cook - starting wage

$16.65; • Secretary - starting wage $17.18; • Elementary education - starting base $30,750 Multiple endorsements in the following: • Family Consumer Science - starting base $30,750; • English - starting base $30,750; • History - starting base $30,750; • Counseling - starting base $30,750. If you are interested in any of the positions, please come to the school and pick up an application or contact Superintendent Jule Walker at 406-772-5666.

11-12c __________________________ HELP WANTED: Gamut Construction is seeking a few individuals with general construction experience. Please call 406-9782452.

10-11c __________________________ HELP WANTED: Fallon County is accepting applications for the position of a permanent full-time detention officer in the office of the Fallon County Sheriff. This position oversees and maintains custody, care and control of inmates incarcerated at the Fallon County Detention Center to ensure the safe and orderly operation of the facility. Successful applicants will have a high school diploma or equivalent, U.S. citizenship, and not been convicted of a crime which could have resulted in imprisonment in a federal or state penitentiary or convictions for violent crimes. One (1) year related work experience is preferred. Other equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered. Must be able to pass a post-employment physical and be able to perform Non-Violent Crisis Intervention techniques and physical interventions including the use of physical restraints. Must possess or be eligible for a Montana driver’s license and obtain within 30 days of employment. The successful applicant will be subject to comprehensive criminal and motor vehicle background checks. Benefits include, but are not limited to, health insurance and Public Employees Retirement. Fallon County is an equal opportunity employer. We reserve the right to reject any and all applications.

Closing date: Friday, March 18, 2016, at 5:00 p.m. Applicants must complete the Standard Application for Position of Public Safety Officer in the State of Montana, available online at: https://dojmt.gov/post/forms-andother-documents. Applications and a complete job description are available at the Fallon County Sheriff’s Office or Human Resources Office, 10 W. Fallon Avenue, Baker, Montana. Submit applications (resumes optional) to: Fallon County Sheriff, PO Box 899, Baker, Montana 59313. Questions may be directed to Trenton Harbaugh 406-778-8132; Nic Eisele 406-778-8133; or Julie Straub 406-778-8164.

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MNAXLP ____________________________ HELP WANTED: Grand River Cooperative Grazing Association is looking for a seasonal employee starting April 1, 2016. Duties include fencing, light mechanics, maintenance for livestock water system. Knowledge of equipment operations is preferred, but not required. Applicant must have a valid driver’s license and must be able to lift 50-80 lbs. and work outside during the months of April - October, depending on weather conditions. Wages DOE, benefits include 401K, three paid holidays and unemployment available during off season months. Send resume and reference to Kevin at Grand River Cooperative Grazing at PO Box 538, Lemmon, SD 57638. Any questions, please call Kevin at 605-374-5133 or 701567-2802 after 6 p.m. Deadline for submitting resume is March 15, 2016. GRCGA is an equal opportunity employer.

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CARDS OF THANKS

__________________________ CARD OF THANKS: The family of DJ Jensen would like to thank Michelle and the entire staff of the Superior Care Villa for their compassionate care of our Dad after Mom’s passing.

You all went above and beyond to make him comfortable and feel at home. You have our heartfelt gratitude.

11c __________________________ CARD OF THANKS: Thanks to all who helped make the Hunter’s Education Class held Feb. 27-28 a success. There were a total of 31 students on field day and seven instructors with a total of 101 years experience. We want to thank the parents and students for being on time and prepared throughout the two days of class. Students - thank you for doing a great job on your test scores. Thank you to the Fallon County Shooting Range and Shane Bettenhausen for the use of the classroom and both ranges.

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NOTICE ____________________________ NOTICE: Vendor show, Saturday, March 12, 2016, Baker Senior Center, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Many vendors will be attending! Perfect time to get a jump start on all your graduation and wedding gifts. Something for everyone.

Come check everything out for spring. Hope to see you all there.

11p ____________________________ PUBLIC MEETING The Eastern Montana Economic Development Authority (EMEDA) will conduct a public meeting for the purpose of amending current by-laws. The meeting will be held Thursday, March 17, 2016, at 5:30 p.m. in the SMART building located at 121 South Main Street, Baker, Montana.

Questions concerning the meeting should be directed to Mona Madler, EMEDA Executive Director, 406-778-2020, or: smartdev@midrivers.com.

EMEDA encourages interested parties to participate in the By-Law Amendment meeting as well as all EMEDA monthly meetings. 10-11c

LEGALS __________________________ NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGULAR VOTER REGISTRATION AND OPTION FOR LATE REGISTRATION Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Clerk of Plevna and Baker School District No. 55 and 12, Fallon County, State of Montana that regular registration for the annual School Election to be held on Tuesday, May 3, 2016, will close at 5:00 pm on April 4, 2016.

Note: If you miss this regular registration deadline, you may still register for the election by showing up at the county election office up to and including on election day. Between noon and the close of business on the day before election day you can complete and submit a voter registration card, but you will need to return to the local election office on election day to pick up and vote a ballot.

All active and inactive electors of Plevna and Baker School Districts, No. 55 and 12, are entitled to vote at said election.

To be included in Notice if Polling Place Election: Inactive electors reactivate by appearing at the polling place in order to vote, by requesting an absentee ballot in any election, or by notifying the county election administrator in writing of the elector’s current address in the county.

Persons who wish to register and who are not presently registered may do so by requesting a

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form for registration by mail or by appearing at the county election office. If you have moved, please update your registration information by filling out a new voter registration card and submitting it to the county election office. Late registration is only available through the county election office, and not the school district.

The county election office is located at 10 West Fallon Avenue, Baker, MT 59313.

Dated this 3rd day of March, 2016. s/Nicole Buerkle, District Clerk s/Jennifer Mettler, District Clerk 11c

MNAXLP __________________________ Darcy L. Wassmann, PC Attorney at Law P.O. Box 1136 Baker, MT 59313 Telephone: (406) 778-2422 Facsimile: (406) 778-3466 darcywassmann@midrivers.com Attorney for the Personal Representative Montana Sixteenth Judicial District Court, Fallon County In the Matter of the Estate of Ralph Duneman, Deceased Probate Case No. DP 2016-6 Judge: Hon. Michael B. Hayworth 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 said deceased 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 be mailed to Terry Lynn Curry and Steven Ralph Duneman, Personal Representatives, return receipt requested c/o Darcy L. Wassmann, P.C., Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 1136, Baker, Montana 59313, or filed with the Clerk of the above entitled Court.

Dated this 21 day of January, 2016. s/Terry Lynn Curry s/Steven Ralph Duneman 11-13c

MNAXLP __________________________ PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Monday, March 28, 2016 Fallon County Courthouse Court Room 10 West Fallon Ave.

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HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT WANTED THANKS REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE

New Listing: Go to: www.bakermtrealestate.com for more details 3 BR - 2 BA - 1881 sq ft one level - newer kitchen - 2 car garage/ shop - corner lot, 1 block from high school, 325 W. Pleasant Ave., Quick Sale Price $189,000.

Beautiful - 4 BR, 2 BA - 2200 sq. ft home with everyones dream 2,000 sq. ft. Shop/Man Cave. - See bakermtrealestate.com for details and photos.

1 BR. Park Model Home. Kitchen - Loft, Fireplace, Front Covered Deck. 14 x33 - Like New! Can be moved or remain on lot. $43,000 Now is Time to Buy Beautiful Recent Completely Remodeled 4/6 BR - 2 BA - Top of line Gourmet Kitchen, cabinets and appliances. 307 - So. 3rd St. W. - See Photos and additional description at bakermtRealEstate.com Seller Motivated - Price Reduced 2 Houses on one lot - Live in one, Rent other for income - Nice large kitchen and dining room - 509 So. 1st St W. $89,000.

Motivated Seller. REDUCED to $69,000.

ACREAGE FOR SALE 122 acres one mile north of Baker, Montana Highway frontage, City Water/Sewer.

NORTHWEST REAL ESTATE Bob Herbst Box 1511 • Baker, MT 59313 406-778-2995

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HELP WANTED

FALLON MEDICAL COMPLEX Employment Opportunities

F/T Social Service Director P/T Activities Assistant Applications can be picked up from the FMC Business Office or the Personnel Department.

Contact Theresa Weimer, Personnel Manager, at 406-778-5102 for additional information.

All Positions will remain open until filled. EOE. 7:00 p.m.

All information related to this notice can be viewed at the Fallon County Planning Department or the City of Baker City Office.

Meeting is handicapped accessible.

A public hearing will be held at the next City of Baker Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, March 28, 2016.

The purpose of this hearing is to review a Variance Request submitted by Marisa Packineau of Baker, MT. The property is located at 709 Colorado Ave. in the Hitch Addition, Block 11, Lot 9AP. The property is zoned R2.

The applicant has placed a man-

ufactured home on this property.

The applicant is requesting a variance because the house was placed too close to the property line.

17.08.120 states a “variance” means the approved relaxation or adjustment of the strict application of the terms of these regulations where, owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement of the provisions of these regulations will result in the following: (a) where it is an unnecessary

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MONTANA STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS ________________________________________________________________________________ TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING. Complete programs, refresher courses, rent equipment for CDL, Job Placement Assistance. Financial assistance for qualified students. SAGE Technical Services, Billings/Missoula.

1-800-545-4546. _________________________________________________________________________________

SAWMILLS from only $4397.00 – MAKE & SAVE MONEY with your own bandmill- Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship! FREE Info/DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com _________________________________________________________________________________ RNs up to $45/hr., LPNs up to $37.50/hr., CNAs up to $22.50/hr. Free gas/weekly pay, $2000 bonus.

AACO Nursing Agency 1-800-656-4414 Ext. 4. __________________________________________________________________________________

EQUITY LOANS ON NON-OWNER OCCUPIED MONTANA REAL ESTATE. We also buy Notes & Mortgages. Call Creative Finance & Investments @ 406-721-1444 or visit www.creative-finance.com _________________________________________________________________________________

MSU CMHRR is hiring 13 P/T Facilitators for a youth suicide prevention study in Montana high schools.

For complete Job announcement visit: jobs.montana.edu/postings/4484 EOE, Veterans/Disabled __________________________________________________________________________________

Top of Dakota Show pig, lamb, goat, sale. April 16 Minot ND. www.top-of-dakota.com Daryl 1-701337-6698. #1 Source for all of your projects. Broadcast live www.dvauction.com __________________________________________________________________________________

OAT SEED FOR SALE. We have a large supply of Jury oats, Everleaf 114 and Everleaf 126 forage oats. For pricing and information Call 701-497-3082

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Classifieds Continued from page 9 hardship; (b) where it will not be contrary to public interest; (c) where the spirit of this title will be observed and substantial justice done; and (d) where the relaxation or adjustment of these regulations will not be detrimental to the surrounding propertiesMontana Code Annotated 76-2-307. Zoning Commission.

In order to avail itself of the powers conferred by this part except 76-2-307. Zoning Commission.

In order to avail itself of the powers conferred by this part except 7602-306, the city or town council or other legislative body shall appoint a commission, to be known as the zoning commission, to recommend the boundaries of the various original districts and appropriate regulations to be enforced therein. Such commission shall make a preliminary report and hold public hearings thereon before submitting its final report, and such city or town council or other legislative body shall not hold its public hearings or take action until it has received the final report of such commission.

17.40.20-Authority states the authority of the city council shall be limited to the granting of variances from the following zoning regulations: (a) yard or setback requirements; (b) lot area and width requirements; (c) building height requirements; (d) offstreet parking and loading requirements; (e) sign regulations, limited to maximum sign area.

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Wyrick Construction will file on or about 3-14-16 a notification of intent to transfer location of an air quality permit with the Permitting and Compliance Division/Air Resources Management Bureau of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality.

Applicant seeks approval of its transfer of location of crushing equipment, Air Quality Permit #4977, to Sec. 16, T9N, R60E, Big Hill Road.

The division must approve or disapprove the permit transfer within 30 days of receipt of a

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American Legion Club Friday, March 18 complete notice of intent. Any member of the public with questions or who wishes to review a copy of the permit and the division’s analysis of it, or to submit comments on the change of location must contact the division at 1520 East Sixth Street, P.O. Box 200901, Helena, MT 596200901, phone 406-444-3490.

Any comments on the location transfer must be submitted to the division within 15 days after the date of this publication.

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MNAXLP __________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Intent to Transfer Location of Air Quality Permit (pursuant to Section 75-2-211, MCA, and ARM Title 17, Chapter 8, Subchapter 7, Permit, Construction and Operation of Air Contaminant Sources).

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