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Wednesday, June 22, 2016 Volume 42 • Number 19 Irrigation Project Provides Vital Role For City %\%LOO9DQGHU:HHOH wells receive additional water. The importance of keep- The public meetings start ing operations going at the at 5:30 p.m. on June 28 at the Lower Yellowstone Irrigation Richland County Event Center District is greater for the City and on June 29 at the Dawson of Sidney than even many County High School auditori- residents realize. um in Glendive. A meeting at Along with the tremen- the Lincoln Center in Billings dous hit the economy would on June 30 is scheduled from feel, the City of Sidney would 5:30-9 p.m. also have concerns about its Richland Economic De- water aquifer. velopment is coordinating “The canal recharges our buses for trips to Glendive and aquifer to a great extent,” Greg Billings. 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The McKenzie County 1. The hope is he can be given approval ´,W·VRQHRIWKHEHVWSODFHVIRUERQH ing their Super Ty T-shirts, encouraging Friday and Saturday. )DUPHUV 8QLRQ·V .LGV =RQH from University of Minnesota physicians PDUURZ RSHUDWLRQVµ =DKQ VDLG RI WKH words to Ty. “We know you are afraid, and Activities start with a food ZLOORIIHULQÁDWDEOHV on July 11 to return home, which is Far- XQLYHUVLW\´+H·VKDGDPD]LQJFDUHµ ZHDUHWRR%XW\RX·OOQHYHUEHDORQHZH fest and fun on Main Street At noon, the 2016 Homef- go, N.D. After chemotherapy took place for SURPLVH\RX:KHQ\RXDUHZHDNZH·OO from 5 p.m. to midnight central est Baby Pageant will start. =DKQ H[SODLQV WKH PHGLFDO MRXUQH\ eight days in late March, the transport EH VWURQJ :KHQ \RX OHW JR ZH·OO KROG time on Friday, June 24. The The fun event is open to began when her son was only 8 years was held April 1. 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Medical staff then couraging words and prayers from her old FRYHUDJHRQ After 20 years, patients often develop had to determine, one by one, which of hometown in eastern Montana. • Field Days leukemia. the 32 pills that Ty was taking was causing “Once a Warrior, always a Warrior,” • Golden Roundup Physicians started to perform bone him to become ill. =DKQVDLGRIWKHVXSSRUWIURP)DLUYLHZ • Outdoors PDUURZELRSVLHVRQ7\DQQXDOO\7KHÀUVW =DKQVDLGKHU\HDUROGVRQZKR ´,WGRHVQ·WPDWWHUKRZORQJ\RX·UHJRQHµ Sidney Health Center Announces New Standards At Ceremony %\%LOO9DQGHU:HHOH face and reputation of Sidney :LWK LPSURYLQJ SDWLHQWV· Health Center on campus and care always their desire, Sid- in the community. ney Health Center employees Compassion: Displaying held a celebration regarding care, concern and kindness; new standards of performance Smiling and greeting people and being selected a Top 100 warmly while walking through- Critical Access Hospital in out the facility; Displaying America. patience and concern when Sidney Health Center communicating with others; CEO Rick Haraldson thanked Using AIDET (Acknowledge, employees for their part in Introduce, Duration, Explana- making SHC a top 100 critical tion, Thank you) to meet the access hospital. 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Members of the U19 state championship team from Sidney were, front from left, Skylar Imhof, Case Christian, Captain Luke Beenken, Waylon VanBuren, Jace Johnson and Bryana Christensen; middle, head coach Ray Johnson, Ian Al- drich, Troy Monsen, Carson Allen, Larren Foust, Reagan Finsaas and assistant coach Jason Imhof; back, Cristian Seitz, Tanner Wacha, Captain Cody Johnson, Goalie Jared Gustafson, Kelvin Hill and Michael Gangstad. Not pictured is Wyatt VanBuren. (Submitted, Heather Johnson)

Jace Johnson controls the ball during the championship State Champions match against Lewistown. (Submitted, Heather Johnson) Sidney Soccer Teams Earn Titles

State championships 6LGQH\·V 8 WHDP ZHUHHDUQHGE\ERWK6LGQH\·V opened play with a 4-0 vic- U19 and U15 soccer squads tory over the Glendive/Circle during the state cup June squad. Goalie Spencer Sloan 11-12. registered a shutout. The U19 squad opened Julian Imhof led the way action with a 6-0 shutout over with three goals. Michael Scott Red Lodge. Jared Gustafson added a goal. Caleb Slade Patriotic Supplies • Decorating Kits was the goalie for the Strikers. accounted for an assist. Wearables & Hats • Parade Items Jace Johnson led the of- ,Q WKH VHPLÀQDO URXQG Pin Wheels & Lights • Fun Novelty Fun fensive attack with three goals. Sidney defeated Miles City Kelvin Hill, Waylon VanBuren E\DÀQDO6FRULQJIRUWKH ON SALE NOW! and Luke Beenken each ac- Strikers were Jonathan Gon- Sun & Mon: Closed • Tues-Fri:s-Fri: 1010amam - 55:30pm:3300pm • SSaSat:tt: 99amam - 33pmpm counted for one goal and one zalez and Imhof. 105 East Main Street • Sidney, MT | 406-433-4FUN assist. Casey Christian added The two squads met www.partycentralandpopcorn.com an assist. again in the championship The Strikers, despite los- round with Sidney pulling out ing three starters due to inju- an overtime victory. The game ries in the last two weeks, then was deadlocked at 2-2 at the knocked off Big Timber, 3-0. end of regulation. Gonzalez Please Join Us For A Scoring goals were Beenken, and Kaleb Jimison scored for Hill and Troy Monsen. J. John- 6LGQH\ -LPLVRQ·V JRDO FDPH Michael Scott, Watford City, looks to make a play in the son had an assist while Cody ZLWKÀYHPLQXWHVOHIWWRIRUFH Spaghetti Dinner To Benefit Johnson added an assist on a FKDPSLRQVKLSPDWFKIRU6LGQH\·V8WHDP 6XEPLWWHG overtime. Heather Johnson) corner kick. ,QWKHVKRRWRXW6LGQH\·V Ken Bailey ,Q WKH VHPLÀQDO URXQG Nicholas Trevino and Garrett Sidney edged Miles City by Monsen and Reagan Finsaas. LQDJRDORII&-RKQVRQ·VFRU- Still scored for a 2-1 win. D ÀQDO %HHQNHQ 6N\ODU Sidney stopped Lew- ner kick for one of the goals. Goalie James Allen made four June 25th • 5-7pm Imhof and Hill scored for the istown, 2-0, in the champion- Beenken headed in a goal off amazing saves. Strikers. Having assists were ship game. J. Johnson headed a pass from Hill. Moose Lodge • Sidney, MT 7KH FKDPSLRQVKLS 8 team, left photo, features, There Will Be A Drawing For: from left, Kolby Hutzenbiler, Jessica Romo, Liliana John- Pit Boss Pellet Grill son, Lorraine Coronato and U of M Grizzlies Canopy Tent Riley Jimison; middle, Nich- olas Trevino, Julian Imhof, 1/2 Pork Processed & Wrapped Montana Zevenbergen, Tian- 30/30 Rifle (Donated by the Moose Lodge) na Earle, Sean Earle, Logan Any Unsold Raffle Tickets Will Be Sold At Jones. Back, head coach The Door, Contact Cliff Dahl at 480-7041 To Frederik Adjetey, Spencer Purchase In Advance. Sloan, James Allen, Kaleb Jimison, Jonathan Gonza- Ken was diagnosed with severe pancreatitis on April 24th & lez, Garrett Still, Michael has been hospitalized in Bismarck, North Dakota where he Scott and assistant coach is currently recovering from surgery. Doctors removed 80% Justin Jones. Not pictured of his pancreas & gall bladder. He has a long road ahead of are Caleb Slade and Morgan him to fully recover from this illness. All money raised will Slade. (Submitted, Heather help the family with medical bills & expenses. Johnson) Thank you in advance for your support & generosity!

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1775 S CENTRAL AVE • SIDNEY, MT 59270 | WWW.AGRIINDUSTRIES.COM ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 9A Book Signing Planned For New Sidney Publication The MonDak Heritage Center will host a book release and signing for “Sidney: Imag- es of America” on Friday, July 29. The event will take place from 6-7 p.m., and copies of the book will be on sale. The authors will also be on hand to sign copies of the books. In 2014, former MonDak Heritage Center executive director Kim Simmonds was contacted by Arcadia Pub- lishing about writing a pictorial history of Sidney, Montana. Working with Leann Pelvit, who scanned the photographs for the book, Simmonds re- searched the area and wrote and to meet the authors. Re- about the history of Sidney. freshments will be served. The book was turned in to the Admission to the “Sidney” publisher in the fall of 2015. book release and signing ´6LGQH\µ ZLOO RIÀFLDOO\ JR RQ is free and no reservations sale to the public on July 25, are necessary. The MonDak 2016 for online orders, and on Heritage Center is located at sale at the MonDak Heritage 120 3rd Avenue SE in Sidney. Center on Friday, July 26. If you have any questions, Please join us at the Mon- please call the museum at Dak Heritage Center on July 406-433-3500 or email us at 29 for the release of “Sidney” [email protected]. Gilbert Turns In Resignation Letter For City Council Spot Debra Gilbert has submit- ed committees and associated ted her resignation as coun- boards effective immediately. I cilwoman for Ward II of the would like to thank the citizens Sidney City Council. of Ward II for their support *LOEHUW·V OHWWHU WR 6LGQH\ these past 15 years.” Mayor Rick Norby and other The letter was dated June council members read, “After *LOEHUW·VFXUUHQWWHUPZDV much consideration, I have to end at the end of 2017. The decided to resign my position council has the responsibility of councilwoman for Ward II of appointing a new council along with any and all appoint- member. AFTER HARVEST SPRINGINSPECTION SERVICE SPECIALS SPECIALS INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY AND SAVE COSTLY DOWN TIME! Don’t put your machines away until they have been inspected and repaired by $325 In-Shop Round Baler Inspection

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Halvorson and Jar- The Patriots dropped the went ahead with a run in the ed Jurgens each added two VHFRQGJDPHE\DÀQDO bottom of the sixth. hits. Traveling Softball Team as Billings jumped out to an 5LFKODQG·V$GDP :HQW] 1RUE\ ÀQLVKHG ZLWK ÀYH OHDGLQWKHÀUVWWZRLQQLQJV allowed five hits and one RBIs. Halvorson and Larson Members of the Sidney Storm are, front from left, Brooke Morrill, Hailey Christensen, Han- Brett Norby hit a double earned run in the game. accounted for three RBIs QDK8UDQ5LOH\7KLHVVHQ6RÀD3HWHUVDQG6HUHQLW\.XQW]EDFN7ULQLW\'LD]=RH0RUULOO and single for the Patriots. 7KH 3DWULRWV· WZR KLWV each. Hadley Garsjo, Jaylen Baxter, Jenna Baxter, Maddie Peters and Malia Crosby. +DOYRUVRQ VFRUHG WKH WHDP·V came from Hunter Severson Searer scored four times for the Pats. Scoring three times each were Holcomb, -XUJHQVDQG:HQW] +ROFRPESLWFKHGÀYHLQ- MURPHY MOTORS nings for the Patriots. He allowed seven hits. 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NW RICHLAND COUNTY MISSOURI RIVER FRONTAGE LVRQWKHIULW]ZH·OOPDNHWKLQJVFRRODJDLQ Call for an appointment. +/- 2 miles of Missouri River Frontage, +/- 455 acres total, +/- 221 Irrigated cropland. This property has it $1,500,000 all, river frontage, fertile cropland and natural timber full of wildlife. + Oil Change Everyday Low Price RICHLAND COUNTY FARM Includes: Located along Highway 201, +/- 30 miles from Sidney, +/- 12 miles from Lambert, +/- 592 total acres, +/- 437 • Labor • Oil Filter $ 95* tillable acres, +/- 155 grazing acres. Tillable acres are in CRP which expires in 2021. +$650,000 • Up to 8 Quarts of House 39 Brand Oil • Windshield GARFIELD COUNTY, MT Washer Fluid Top-off +/- 80 acres. Borders BLM and near CMR Wildlife Refuge, Brusett Road runs through the property. Power and • All Makes & Models telephone runs through the property. Approximately 53 miles from Jordan, 31 miles from Brusett, and 11 miles from the Devil’s Creek Turnoff. +$80,000 *SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. OIL CHANGE SPECIAL EXCLUDES DIESEL ENGINES 2016 GMC YELLOWSTONE RIVER PROPERTY WITH LOG HOME SIERRA 1500 SLT +/- 514 Acres, +/- 27 miles from Miles City and +/- 10 miles from Kinsey, +/- 3/4 miles of Yellowstone River STK# 184310 SALE PRICE ...... Frontage, +/- 2185 sq ft log home, 3 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 30’ x 60’ Heated shop with 16’ x 27’ addition, MSRP ...... $52,760 * $1,200,000 % $44,845 30’ x 96’ Steel building. + 15OFF MSRP

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Reg- Sidney, but not in Texas and ticulture production. herbicides. istration starts at 12:45 p.m. YLFHYHUVDµ Back there, more than 90 My hope at each of these The Sidney ARS/MSU $OOHQ·VUHSRUWZLOOLQFOXGH SHUFHQW ,·PJXHVVLQJ RIWKH HYHQWVLVWROHDUQDVPXFKDV EARC Dryland Field Day is seed yield, seed oil concentra- agriculture cropping system RUPD\EHHYHQPRUHWKDQ , June 24 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 WLRQDQGRLO\LHOGRIWKHYDULRXV consisted of a corn and soy- HGXFDWH,ZLOOKDYHVDPSOHV p.m. Site is at the MSU-EARC oilseeds. bean roation with occasionally RIWKHZHHGDYDLODEOHIRULGHQ- farmsite located 4.4 miles Dr. Jay Jabro, soil phys- some winter wheat thrown into WLÀFDWLRQEXWLI\RXDUHDOUHDG\ north of Sidney off Highway icist, will discuss the impor- the mix. familiar with the pest, I would 16. tance of understanding water When I got here and saw OLNHWRYLVLWZLWK\RXWRVHHKRZ The farm turnoff is on the XVHDQGZDWHUSURGXFWLYLW\IRU KRZ PXFK PRUH GLYHUVLILHG much of a problem it is and right-hand side (east) across the study. our cropping systems are, what management practices from the Hi Line Trucking ´,W·VEHHQDYHU\LQWHUHVW- I was hoping that we would KDYH EHHQ VXFFHVVIXO DQG building. ing project,” Allen said. 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In addition to the what they look like,” Allen said. of the primary promoters of ´:H VXIIHUHG VLJQLÀFDQW YHUVLI\RXUVSULQJZKHDWGRP- ÀHOGGD\RQ-XQH,ZLOOEH knowledge that will be impart- ´7KH\DUHGHÀQLWHO\DGLIIHUHQW the project. hail damage in 2013 and 2015 LQDWHG URWDWLRQV WR LPSURYH presenting information about ed, there is food at all of them sight than crops typically seen ARS researchers in Sid- precluding the collection of yield, weed control and system this weed and some tips in DQGWKHPXFKFRYHWHGSULYDWH in the MonDak.” ney, Texas, Oregon, North yield data,” Allen said of the SURGXFWLYLW\µ$OOHQVDLG UHJDUGVWRLGHQWLÀFDWLRQFRQ- pesticide applicator credits. We’re Proud To Be Part Of MonDak Area Ag Research! Be sure to attend the Eastern Ag Research Center Field Day June 30th Richland Federal Public Hearings Concerning The Intake Diversion Project Are Scheduled For: Tuesday, June 28, 5:30pm Credit Union has been ...... 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By Meagan Dotson DA-ARS and Tim Fine with Richland County Study for Cereal and Pulse Crops presented LQ6LGQH\$OOHQZLOOGLVFXVVWKH'LYHUVLÀHG&H- The Sidney ARS and MSU Extension Extension, both out of Sidney; Marestail ID and by Yesuf Mohammed and Reza Keshavarze reals with Pulses and Oilseeds Study (spring Dryland Field Day will be held Friday, June Control presented by Fine; New EARC Plant Afshar, Post Doc Associates with MSU-EARC wheat, pea, winter wheat or barley, oilseed) and 24, from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m., with lunch Pathologist/Research Interests presented by in Sidney. to wrap up the day, entomologist and dcologist provided courtesy of the Richland County Frankie Crutcher with MSU-EARC out of Sid- ARS Stops include feature presentation, Dr. Natalie West with the USDA-ARS in Sidney ([WHQVLRQ2IÀFH ney; and Orange Blossom Wheat Midge Trap- Cross Slot Drill Demonstration, given by re- will discuss A Cooperative Model for Preventing The day will begin at the EARC farm site ping Update presented by Research Associate tired Extension Agronomist, NDSU Dickinson Resistant Weed Invasions. located 4.4 miles north of Sidney off MT Hwy Sherry Turner with MSU-EARC out of Sidney. Research Extension Center, Roger Ashley. Two private points are available for those 16; the turnoff is across from Hi-Line Trucking The feature presentation will be given by Agronomist with the USDA-ARS in Sidney, Brett in attendance. The Sidney ARS & MSU EARC and in the event of rain, the location will be at professor and wheat breeder Phil Bruckner Allen will then discuss Warm Season Legumes Dryland Field Day is sponsored by the Rich- the Richland County Extension Conference with MSU Bozeman, followed by Herbicide Re- using demo plots. The National Oilseed Project ODQG&RXQW\068([WHQVLRQ2IÀFHWKH068 Room, located at 1501 N. Central Ave. siduals Affecting Pulse Crop Germination and includes a Yield Report given by Allen, and Eastern Agricultural Research Center, and ($5&VWRSVLQFOXGHD:HHG,GHQWLÀFDWLRQ Growth given by Prashant Jha with MSU-EARC :DWHU8VHDQG:DWHU8VH(IÀFLHQF\JLYHQE\ the USDA-ARS Northern Plains Agricultural Exercise presented by Kim Mann with the US- out of Sidney and Macro- and Micro-Nutrients Jay Jabro, Soil Physicist with the USDA-ARS Research Laboratory. Froid Research Farm Field Montana State Starts New Program By Jenny Lavey Day Scheduled For June 23 MSU News Service By Meagan Dotson Drill Demonstration given by former Roosevelt BOZEMAN - The Mon- On Thursday, June 23, the Froid Research County Extension Agent and retired Extension tana State University Alumni Farm Field Day is at 1 p.m. Agronomist with the NSDU Dickinson Research Foundation has developed a The Froid Research Farm is located 8 Extension Center, Roger Ashley. Agronomist new way for farmers to support miles north of Culbertson on MT Hwy 16 and Brett Allen with the USDA-ARS out of Sidney Montana State University: private application points are available for those will be discussing Warm Season Legumes with through donations of grain. in attendance. demonstration plots. The new program, called Topics and demonstrations include a Field Reza Keshavarze Afshar, Post Doc with Bushels for Bobcats, allows Soil Sampling demonstration given by Roos- MSU-EARC out of Sidney will present the Montana farmers to donate a evelt County Extension Agent Jeff Chilson out Camelina Seeding Rate and Depth Study with portion of their grain harvest to of Culbertson, Marestail ID and Control present- MSU. support MSU. ed by Richland County Extension agent Tim A Cooperative Model for Preventing Re- Funds generated by this Fine out of Sidney, Common Vetch in Lentils sistant Weed Invasions will be given by Dr. program will be counted to- presented by Daniels County Extension agent Natalie West, entomologist/ecologist with the ZDUG 068·V FRPSUHKHQVLYH Bobbie Roos out of Scobey, and Weediness USDA-ARS in Sidney. fundraising campaign, What Potential of Cover Crops given by Rob Bray, The Fallow replacement study will include LW7DNHVDQGZLOOIXQG068·V District Conservationist with the NRCS out of Using Cover Crops to Fight Compaction given people, places and programs. WKH&XOEHUWVRQ)LHOG2IÀFH by Jay Jabro, Soil Physicist with the USDA-ARS Farmers who donate to MSU The Montana State University Alumni Foundation has de- The featured presentation will be the Froid out of Sidney, and Identifying Pest Insects in through the Bushels for Bob- veloped a new way for farmers to support Montana State Farm Subsurface Irrigation Demonstration Oilseeds and Cover Crops/ Pollinator Studies cats program can direct their University: through donations of grain. Project which will be presented by civil engineer in Canola and Reclamation Cover Crops pre- gift of grain to support any area to directly invest their crops to Agriculture. $QQ 5RVV ZLWK WKH 15&6$UHD 2IÀFH RXW RI sented by Tatyana Rand, Entomologist with the within MSU, including student fund students and research Miles City; Ross is the engineer that designed USDA-ARS out of Sidney. A 5 p.m. steak dinner scholarships and research For more information, or that directly benefits them, the Subsurface Irrigation Project. will be provided by Roosevelt and Sheridan programs, such as the Mon- to learn how to donate, visit said Charles Boyer, MSU On-Farm Tour stops include the Cross Slot County Conservation districts. tana Plant Sciences Chair. msuaf.org/bushels.org or 406- The new initiative pro- vice president of agriculture 994-7099. vides farmers the opportunity and dean of the College of IN ADDITION TO CARS, TRUCKS & FARM IMPLEMENTS Deadline Announced For Growth Through Agriculture

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By Bill Vander Weele ´7KHUH·V QRWKLQJ EHWWHU The phone still rings at than seeing a beautiful crop,” Sidney Sugars agricultural de- Pooch said. partment from people asking 3HWHUV DGGHG ´7KHUH·V to talk with Russ Fullmer or nothing more disheartening Randy Jones or Kerry Ras- than seeing a field after a mussen or even Larry Riggs. hailstorm.” But instead those calls are 3HWHUVVDLGWKDWLW·VFKDO- answered by younger voices OHQJLQJ WR ILJXUH RXW ZKDW·V who wish to maintain the of- ZURQJ ZLWK D ÀHOG DQG LW·V D ÀFH·VVWURQJUHSXWDWLRQ joy to experience the different “We want to continue the personalities and styles of tradition this department has,” area growers. 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Fairview, MT 59221 221 2nd St SW t Sidney, MT NEU Office: 406-742-5549 Visit our website at CONSTRUCTION, INC. www.foundationforcommunitycare.org ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 7B United Health Releases Report On Senior Health By Tie Lemerond senior population. The analy- On May 25, the 2016 sis compared health measures $PHULFD·V +HDOWK 5DQNLQJV for the middle-aged popula- Senior Report was released tion (aged 50-64) in 1999 to today. This report provides a the same measures for the comprehensive analysis of middle-aged population as of senior population health on 2014. Comparisions included: a national and state-by-state • Has a 55 percent higher basis across 35 measures of SUHYDOHQFHRIGLDEHWHV senior health. • Has a 25 percent higher This year the report took SUHYDOHQFHRIREHVLW\ DQ LQGHSWK ORRN DW WRGD\·V • Has a 9 percent lower middle-aged population who prevalence of very good or will age into the 65+ age group excellent health status” over the next 14 years and ex- To read the full report, go amined how the challenges of to www.americashealthrank- that generation will impact the ings.org Enter Name Bus Contest You will soon see some can submit your suggestion new and fun names on the to [email protected] or on buses and vans running WKHZHEVLWHZZZP\UFWVFRP around the area. the top entries will be posted Richland County Trans- to the website Seniors have a good time during lunch at the senior center in Lambert on Tuesdays. portation Service will cele- • Beginning July 11, you brate its 10th anniversary can go to the website and vote this August and to celebrate, for your favorite name—you its running a contest to allow can vote one time per day until County Offers Programs To Seniors you to nickname each of their July 24th. 10 vehicles. On July 25, the winners By Tieheena Lemerond %HJLQQLQJ-XO\)DLUYLHZ·VZLOOFKDQJH Transportation Services & Daytrips: Jodi Berry, RCTS direc- will be announced. The top The Richland County Commission on they will be prepared by Homestyle Direct The Richland County Transportation tor, said, “Before RCTS, the 10 names will show up on Aging (RCCOA) cares about their senior and shipped weekly to recipients homes. Service is available to everyone but one Commission on Aging oper- the RCTS vehicles with the citizens and actively encourages and An income based Commodity Sup- of its founding purposes was to provide ated a bus called the “Rich- WRSÀYHDOVRUHFHLYLQJDSDLURI promotes quality of life by helping make plemental Food Program is also available mobility to seniors for shopping, social land Roundup”. Once the Richland County Fair Buttons. it possible for people to be healthy, happy for eligible seniors. outings, medical appointments, etc. There service went public, that name The person who submitted the and social. They offer a number of pro- Homemaker services: are several daytrips planned this summer disappeared for marketing top voted name suggestion grams including homemaking services, Up to 2 hours per month of light including the Fort Peck Theater “My Way: reasons. Now that we have will receive two complete legal services, nutrition, socialization, foot housekeeping (vacuuming, bathroom A Tribute to Frank Sinatra” on July 17 been around for an entire fair packages including a fair care, card games, exercise classes and cleaning/sanitizing, kitchen cleaning/ and Fort Peck Theatre “Mary Poppins” decade and people know the button, Chris Young concert so much more. sanitizing, etc.) is available to seniors on Aug. 14. EXV LVQ·W MXVW IRU WKH HOGHUO\ ticket, and a ticket for each Meals: throughout the county. Card Games: DQ\PRUH ZH·G OLNH WR EULQJ night of the rodeo. Sidney – currently serves meals on Foot care and blood pressure checks: Sidney – Meets for card games every the names back. We thought Contest name submis- Monday and Friday at 11:30 a.m., but on Foot care is available at the Sidney, Thursday at 1pm this would be a fun way for our sions should highlight the July 1 this will change to Tuesday and Savage and Fairview centers. Fairview – The men get together for passengers to put their stamp best of Richland County and/ Fridays Blood pressures are taken at each cards & coffee daily and women meet on on our system.” or RCTS. RCTS reserves Fairview – serves meals on Monday center monthly courtesy of the Richland Wednesdays after lunch. The contest details are the right to reject any name and Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. County Health Department. Lambert – Is currently working on as follows: suggestions that could be Lambert – serves meals on Tuesday Exercise and Walk with ease classes: putting together a card group. • Name suggestions will considered offensive or in at noon RCCOA offers Arthritis Foundation Savage – Meets for card games be taken until July 10. You poor taste. Savage – serves meals on Thurs- Exercise classes and Walk with Ease every Thursday morning days at noon classes to help seniors manage arthritis For more information about any of Meals on Wheels are prepared by the paid. They are currently searching for these programs, contact your local se- Sidney Health Center and delivered Mon- a new instructor so classes will resume nior center or call the Richland County day – Friday in both Sidney and Fairview. when one is found. Commission on Aging at 406-433-3701. Good Breakfast Provides Healthy Start [email protected] “Retirement Living At It’s Best” By Janelle Buxbaum DOVRSURYHGEHQHÀFLDOWRKHOS more of your total daily cal- breakfast sandwiches, and Large 1 bed apartments • Individual climate control Richland County increase concentration for chil- ories in the morning rather whole grain breakfast bars Nutrition Coalition dren and adults throughout the than the afternoon will help there is no excuse to wait • Close to downtown • Transportation available day, according to the American your body metabolize more any longer. If you are ready Activities • Noon meals • Support Services Morning time, the time of Dietetic Association. HIÀFLHQWO\ ZKLFK FDQ DLGH LQ to take a giant step towards a Security cameras day that you get you and pos- Lean protein is the key weight loss. healthier lifestyle I hope you sibly several others ready to WR PDQ\ RI WKH EHQHÀWV WKDW One study showed that will consider adding a healthy face the world. Everyone has breakfast can provide. Eggs, people that chose breakfast breakfast to your daily routine. their own routine. Does yours ham, turkey, low fat cottage as their largest meal lost an For more information, including eating a healthy cheese, and greek yogurt average of 10 more pounds check out the Richland Coun- breakfast? are great foods to jump start in a three month period than ty Nutrition Coalition Face- 0DQ\SHRSOHGRQ·WUHDOL]H your day. These foods allow people that chose to eat large book page at www.facebook. just how important a healthy for more energy as the day meals at the end of the day, com/1rcnc1, and the Pinter- breakfast really is. Eating progresses and decrease the according to Deborah Enos est page at www.pinterest. breakfast can help control temptation for snacking on from Livescience.com. com/1rcnc1 hunger throughout the day, unhealthy foods. The average breakfast The mission of the Rich- decrease your risk of heart Many people think that takes only 15 minutes to pre- land County Nutrition Coalition disease and diabetes, and their last meal of the day pare and consume and with (RCNC) is to identify and ad- improve cognitive function should be their biggest, which breakfast on the go options dress food and nutrition needs related to memory. It has is actually not true! Eating like yogurt cups, homemade of the community. Older Adults Falling Victim To Scams Sidney-Action for Eastern VHQLRUÀQDQFLDOIUDXG their families and caregivers at Crestwood located at 410 Montana, Richland County According to Lisa Shep- are invited to view a free doc- Third Ave. SW. Commission on Aging, Crest- pard, current president of XPHQWDU\ÀOPWLWOHG´)OHHFHGµ The film screening and wood, the Montana Area the M4A, the goal of “Face and hear from expert panel panel discussion are free Agencies on Aging Associa- it-Senior Financial Fraud members on Wednesday, and open to the public, but to tion (M4A) and Montana SMP Happens!” is to help prevent June 29, at 2:30 p.m. how se- guarantee seating for all who are spearheading a campaign ÀQDQFLDOH[SORLWDWLRQRIPRUH niors can protect themselves wish to attend, please contact to educate the public and talk Montana seniors. from financial exploitation. Heather Handran at 406-345- Come Home To Crestwood! about the growing problem of In Sidney, older adults, The free event will be held 2120.

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STEVENSON Emad Dodin, MD Amanda Weidler, FNP-C Laura Greer, AuD Cardiology Cardiology Audiology FUNERAL HOME June 15th June 15th June 16th For an appointment For an appointment For an appointment call (701) 857-3584 call (701) 857-7388 call (701) 857-5986

315 2nd St NW Mark Noel, DO Tricia Nechodom, AuD Robert Fischer, MD Sidney, MT • 406-488-2805 Ear, Nose and Throat Audiology Ear, Nose and Throat June 16th June 20th June 20th Watford City: 701-842-2490 For an appointment For an appointment For an appointment call (701) 857-5986 Williston: 701-572-6329 call (701) 857-5986 call (701) 857-5986 Tioga: 701-664-2122 Aaron Albers, DPM Erdal Diri, MD Remembrances & condolences Foot & Ankle Specialist Rheumatology June 27th June 28th may be shared with family at: For an appointment For an appointment Community Clinic - www.fulkersons.com call (701) 857-3584 call (701) 857-7495 Western Dakota

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