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seRVInG RIcHLand cOunty and tHe suRROundInG aRea FOR OVeR 100 yeaRs Fairview likely to receive funds Rehberg’s By Louisa BarBer ‘i think it’s going to be fair as much cost as we can, but we’re not campaign Bulletin Board sIdney HeRaLd that deep into it yet,” Councilman Dan Cayko said. Developers know they’ll While the town of Fairview faces to say we can come up with have to assist with the infrastructure punt, pass, kick several million dollars worth of up- to help defray costs paid by the town. makes stop Sidney Jaycees host the lo- grades to its roads and infrastructure, something to help you.’ For now, town offi cials just need cal Punt, Pass and Kick com- at least there’s a little relief in sight money for a new shop facility. “Well, petition at 1 p.m. Saturday thanks to the county. we’re going to be taking a look at what In the last three and a half years, the state does to us this year, and by in sidney on Swanson Field at Sidney don steppler High School. Fairview authorities have spent a Richland county commissioner the sound of it we’ve got quite a few reported $722,000 on equipment and legislators looking at taking part of By Louisa BarBer This event is sponsored in sIdney HeRaLd conjunction with the NFL buildings, including park bathrooms the county’s money and dividing it up ($42,000) and a $182,000 garbage truck, sewer lagoon and water systems. “We between the cities,” Commissioner and is open to boys and girls Two months ago, Congress- which consequently doesn’t fi t the may be able to obtain some grants for Don Steppler said, “so we’ll see where ages 6-15. man Denny Rehberg started public works shop building. So city that,” Mayor Bryan Cummins said. we’re at with all of this.” Individuals must bring a counter operation to the offi cials approached county commis- And then there are the roads to Because commissioners Shane a copy of their birth cer- Occupy Wall Street move- sioners last week to request $95,234 for consider, which authorities estimate Gorder and Loren Young were out of tifi cate and must wear ment called “Liberate Main a new building. will cost $2.5 million to repair streets town for most of the week, Steppler tennis shoes only. No cleats Street.” Additionally, the town may be ap- on the east side of the town; close to $8 said the trio would look at the building allowed. Any questions His campaign team proaching the county later for addi- million to cover the entire town. this week and make a decision. please contact Mike Fink at brought the philosophy to tional assistance to purchase a pickup “If the developers want to hook on “I think it’s going to be fair to say we 952-237-1857 or 433-2225. Par- Sidney Friday as part of a for the police department, expand the to the sewer or something like that, can come up with something to help ticipants will need an entry statewide tour to garner sup- fi re hall, as well as funds to expand the you know, we’re going to try and put you.” form signed by a parent or port for the U.S. Republican guardian before they will be Senate candidate. Rehberg’s allowed to compete. wife, Jan, is leading the charge. dementia walk “Our philosophy is the The Friends of Angel federal government really Avenue present the third an- needs to liberate main street, nual Dementia/Alzheimer’s and that means get out of the walk from 2-4 p.m. Sunday way,” she said, speaking to a at the Fairview High School group of supporters outside cafeteria. All donations will Mitchell’s Oil Field Service’s go to Angel Avenue at Sid- building, “and I think this ney Health Center Extended community understands Care to help get items that that more than anywhere, in will benefi t residents. that there is a lot of capacity in this country to do great Free movie things and to have economic The movie “October Baby” security.” will be shown at Faith Alli- To achieve that, small busi- ance Church, 301 E. Main, nesses must do what they Friday and Saturday at 7 do best: take care of their p.m. The church is partner- communities and families, ing with the Sunrise Wom- Rehberg said. en’s Clinic to promote fund- She accused President raising and volunteerism for Barack Obama’s administra- the clinic. tion for believing the federal government “has all the happy birthdays answers,” as regulations are The Sidney Herald wishes increased “and Jon Tester happy birthday this week has been a willing par- to friends Tracy Sundheim, ticipant in that government- Melissa Quilling, Mitch growth philosophy.” The Kallevig, Marlys Dynneson, incumbent, she noted, has Stacey Collins, Cari Unruh- voted with Obama 95 percent Eisele, Kerry Reitz, Chris of the time. “It’s a shame Thiel, Sara Romo, DelRae for us in eastern Montana Steinbeisser, Matt Klose, because we don’t agree with Logan Peterson, Matthew that philosophy.” Strasheim, Jeff Van Der The Republican candidate Weele, Dohn Ratliff, Heather is asking Montanans to free Nevins, Janae Moore, Kevin main street by voting for Kopietz, Patricia Jackson, himself and presidential Jared Baisch, Cedar Lewis, candidate Mitt Romney. Steven Lowrey, Marsha Following a brief speech Buckley, Erin O’Connor, Jus- by Jan Rehberg and Republi- tin Bieber, Haelee Spaabeck, can candidates for Richland Amanda Seigfreid, Patti BILL VandeR WeeLe | sIdney HeRaLd County commissioner and Lorenzen, Brooke Schmitt, Senate District 19, the follow- Kimberly Fike, Connie homecoming ride Sebastian, Randy Berndt, see rehBerG, PaGe 3a Courtney Christman, Shayla Peggy Ann Strupp and her horse show their school spirit during Sidney’s homecoming parade Friday. Vaira, Jackie Johnson, Faye Hayes, Elaine Stedman, Erin Ellingson, Trey Powers, Kimberly Youngquist, Bridg- er Rice, Suzy McCabe, Chad Trudell, Shaulie Huravitch and Tracey Linderman. Best in state concert The Northeastern Arts Network presents the Eden sidney golfers earn top two spots at class a state tournament Atwood Quartet Thursday at 7 p.m. as part of their Big By BiLL Vander weeLe kept watching us and said how other people Sky Concert Series. sIdney HeRaLd were doing.” Season and individual The two standout golfers have different tickets can be purchased It’s a rare feat when two golfers from the histories with the sport. Brannan started at the door. For concert same school fi nish the season in fi rst and golfi ng when he was 12 years old while information, contact Candy second place individually at the state tour- Frank started at the age of 3. Markwald, 488-4155, Jill nament. Part of the reason for their success is that Hill, 489-4304, or Karen That was the case Saturday when Sidney’s they golf almost every day during the sum- Boehler, 433-4375. Bobby Frank won the title with a two-day mer. score of 154 and Paul Brannan earned sec- Frank said Brannan is better hitting with ond place just one stroke back. certain clubs. He mentioned the 3 wood as Deaths The two golfers were tied for the top spot an example. Brannan disagreed, “Have you after shooting 74s in the fi rst day of the see my 3 wood Bobby?” “He has more experience going to big milton s. olson Jr., 79 tournament held in Anaconda. Frank took a two-shot lead after 12 holes on Saturday. tournaments,” Brannan added. “It was my steven rogers, 60 “We thought we were going to be low, it fi rst time being in the last group at the state Page 3A just depended on who was going to be fi rst tournament.” and second,” Frank said. Frank’s accomplishments included quali- The two junior golfers explain they are fying for the Junior America’s Cup, which good friends but there’s also somewhat of was held in Idaho last summer. Inside a rivalry. “You can’t get mad when it’s your Frank’s plan is for him and Brannan to own town winning the title. Of course, I’m quality for next summer’s Junior America’s disappointed in myself,” Brannan said. Cup. Added incentive is if they earn spots Around Town .....2A Oil report ...... 3B With strong winds, playing the course had on Montana’s team, they will receive all Classifi eds ...... 4-8B Opinion ...... 8A many challenges on Saturday. The golfers expense paid trips to Hawaii for the national Deaths ...... 3A Sports ...... 1-3B credit Coach Jay Frank for helping them tournament. Dial an Expert .6-7B keep positive attitudes. They are also very much looking forward “He helped me because I pretty much had to next fall and their fi nal high school golf BILL VandeR WeeLe | sIdney HeRaLd given up after four holes,” Brannan said. season. “I think the team as a good chance “He gave me encouragement.” to win divisional next year that’s for sure,” Sidney High School juniors Paul Brannan, left, and Bobby Frank Bobby Frank added about his father, “He Frank said. after a successful state golf tournament.

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Around town 5 day forecast source - www.wrh.noaa.gov/ggw/ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY donations will go to Angel Avenue Tabernacles at 7 p.m. Oct. 12, 10 COMMUNITY CALENDAR at Sidney Health Center Extended a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Oct. 13 and Place your meeting/events under Care to help get items that will 10 a.m. at Oct. 14. The church is benefit residents. located at 808 Sixth St. N.E. (on the Community Calendar at Hi 46°F Hi 47°F Hi 45°F Hi 50°F the truck route). It’s in honor of a Hi 53°F www.sidneyherald.com Low 31°F Low 30°F Low 25°F Low 29°F Low 32°F Wednesday, Oct. 10 forever feast that Jesus celebrated Rain likely. north wind 13 Richland County Injury Prevention while He walked the earth. Call A 20% chance of rain. Mostly sunny, north to 17 mph, with gusts as Mostly sunny. Partly sunny. Wednesday, Oct. 3 Team and DUI Task Force will have 488-2836 for more information. high as 23 mph. Chance of Partly sunny, north NW wind 5 to 7 mph. Gamblers Anonymous meets at 7 their quarterly meeting at noon at wind around 10 mph. precipitation is 70%. Night: Night: Monday, Oct. 15 Night: Partly cloudy. p.m. at Millers’ Corner. the Community Services Building Partly cloudy. Mostly clear. room 201; feel free to bring a The Sidney City Council meets at Night: A 40% chance of Night: Mostly cloudy, Thursday, Oct. 4 lunch. The meeting is open to the 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. rain. Mostly cloudy, north north wind 5 to 8 mph. TOPS meets at Crestwood Inn’s north- public, and the agenda will cover Richland County commissioners are wind 10 to 18 mph, with side entrance. Weigh-ins are from past action steps and future actions in their office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. gusts as high as 26 mph. 5-5:30 p.m., and the meeting is steps that will help bring aware- at the courthouse. 5:30-6 p.m. ness to the community in prevention Sidney Kiwanis Club meets at noon of unintentional injuries, seatbelt Wednesday, Oct. 17 For Full 7 Day Forecast go to www.sidneyherald.com at the Elks Lodge. and texting awareness along with Gamblers Anonymous meets at 7 prevention of DUI crashes and p.m. at Millers’ Corner. Saturday, Oct. 6 deaths related to them. For more Sidney Jaycees host the local information, contact Mary Friesz at Around Town Punt, Pass and Kick Competition the Richland County Health Depart- The Herald’s Around Town runs at 1 p.m. on Swanson Field at ment, 433-2207. events a week in advance, so Sidney High School. This event is Gamblers Anonymous meets at 7 each calendar item submitted will sponsored in conjunction with the p.m. at Millers’ Corner. appear at least twice (if submitted NFL and is open to boys and girls in time). Deadlines for Around ages 6-15. Individuals must bring Thursday, Oct. 11 Town are Monday at noon for the a copy of their birth certificate and The Sidney Class of 1963 will have Wednesday issue and Thursday at wear tennis shoes only. No cleats a class reunion meeting at 7 p.m. noon for Sunday. allowed. Any questions please con- in the Richland Room of the South All items submitted should include Let us help you get ready for fall. tact Mike Fink at 952-237-1857 or 40. a brief description of the event, 433-2225. Participants will need TOPS meets at Crestwood Inn’s north- date and time, location, admission an entry form signed by a parent side entrance. 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Legal Description: (Land will be sold in (2) parcels) • Tract of land SW4SE4 of Sec 32, T23N, R59E (Legal description is too long to print) • Parcel (1) is the house & (truckers delight) build- ing on 2-lots • Parcel (2) is a vacant lot (75 x 180) next to parcel (1) House Description: 2176 sq ft house w/1008 sq ft basement, 2-bedrooms upstairs & 2-bedrooms downstairs, 1 1/2 baths, natural gas forced air, central air, fridge, stove & dishwasher Taxes: Taxes will be pro-rated from the day stay w/house 40x60 insulated building w/cement of closing. Go to www.r-kauction for complete list & pictures floor & 12 x 16 overhead door Title Insurance: Standard owner’s OWNERS: Ronald and Janet Amunrud title insurance will be provided by the seller A title commitment has been ordered and will be through Security Abstract Title Company, whose address is 1131 14th Street SW, Sidney, available, at their request, to prospective buyers NO MT will offer the following property to the 106 2nd Street SE, Sidney, MT 59270 (406) for inspection prior to sale day. The above may or 433-1010 public at auction. The final bid will be subject may not be the proper legal description; it was CHARGE to their approval. The Owners reserve the taken from the Richland County tax receipts. right to accept or reject any and all bids. Starts October 7, 2012 at 5:30 p.m.

Kicks off with a presentation by Darrin Clinton, Director of the Glendive F.A.C.T. Dinosaur and Fossil Museum. For more information go to XNLV52425 www.fbcsidney.com

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Obituaries Milton S. Olson Jr. 1933 – 2012 Milton S. Olson, Jr., 79, his buddies and attended Williston, N.D., and former- the National Rodeo in Las ly Cartwright, N.D., passed Vegas several times. Over away Wednesday, Sept. 26, the years he had many dogs 2012, at Trinity Hospital in and at the present time, his Minot, N.D. constant companion was His funeral was celebrated “Rocksy.” Monday morning, Oct. 1, Milton is survived by his 2012, at 11 a.m. at Zion Lu- sister, Lila Jean and her theran Church in Fairview. husband, Gene Larsen, Rev. Roberta Pierce officiat- Culbertson; nephews Steve ed, and interment followed (Darcia) Larsen, Culbertson, in Yellowstone Point/Pleas- and Tim (Michelle) Larsen, ant Center Cemetery near Belgrade; niece Darla Cartwright. the family farm and also (Dana) Card, Billings; many Milton “Ole” Olson was worked winters at the sugar great-nieces and great-neph- born Feb. 21, 1933, at Mrs. beet factory in Sidney for a ews; and two aunts, Alice Broadhead’s in Fairview, number of years. Ludington, California, and to Milton Sr. and Mildred After his dad passed away DuElla Olson, Great Falls. (Johnson) Olson. He was in 1975, he took over the He was preceded in death SuBMIttED baptized at Bethel Lutheran family farm. He lived with by his parents, Mildred Church in Cartwright and his mother on the farm until and Milton Olson; and his Ribbon cutting was confirmed at Zion Lu- she passed away in 2003. grandparents. theran Church in Fairview. Due to ill health, he pur- Everyone is welcome to On hand for the ribbon cutting at Fink Family Chiropractic on Monday morning were, from left, He attended grade school at chased a home in Williston visit www.eversonfh.com Vernette Torgerson, Pam Wilcoxin, Casey Santana, Dr. Mike Fink, Rhonda Fink, Enid Huotari, Sioux Crossing School north where he resided until his to share remembrances of Colleen Topp and Wade VanEvery. of Cartwright and attended death. Milton with his family. some high school in Fair- Ole was a member of the The Everson Funeral view. National Guard. He en- Home of Williston is caring Ole helped his dad on joyed going to rodeos with for the family. County approves projects for Steven Rogers 1952 – 2012 parking lots, walking path radiation on Jan. 26. Steve Memorial services for Ste- By Bill VandeR Weele ven Rogers, 60, Sidney, were gave it a good fight, but his SIDNEY HERALD held at 10 a.m., Monday, Oct. body was too weak to con- 1, 2012, at the Faith Alliance tinue after the third round Richland County commis- Church in Sidney. Pastor of treatments so he opted to sioners recently approved Paul Turek officiated. go on Hospice. Steven died bids for three separate proj- Committal services with Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012, at ects to be completed, hope- military honors will be held his home in Sidney after a fully sometime this fall. at 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5, 2012, long struggle with cancer. The first project is paving at the Mandan Veterans Steven will be missed by the parking lot at the MSU Cemetery in Mandan, N.D. all who knew and loved him Eastern Ag Research Cen- Pastor Merle Hoots will of- and is survived by his two ter/Extension facility. ficiate. Remembrances and daughters, Melissa New, Commissioner Loren condolences may be shared Fargo, N.D., Tiffany (Rich- Young explains when the with the family at www. ard) Stone, Maple Plain county originally talked fulkersons.com. Later in life, he met and Minn.; Mary’s son, Benja- to MSU officials about the Steven Wesley Rogers married Mary Ann Mer- min (Chrissy) Cassell III, building of the facility, the LouISA BARBER | SIDNEY HERALD arrived kicking and scream- zbacher on May 14, 2003. and their son, Kyle, Balti- county agreed to take care ing April 3, 1952, born to They moved to Smithfield, more, Md.; sister Corrine of the parking area. Work is under way for the parking lot at the MSU Ag Research Lyle and Laura Rogers. He N.C., where they lived until (Jim) Sand, Minot, N.D.; The parking lot project Center/Extension facility. joined one sister and five Mary decided they should brothers Richard (Doro- is currently under way. brothers. He met his Savior, move to North Dakota to thy), Sidney, Gary (Sherry), “They’re putting down of Transportation testing. Also, commissioners ap- Jesus, on Sept. 27, 2012, to be closer to Steve’s brother, Lovelock, Nev., Andrew pretty much asphalt there Commissioners explain proved funding to expand join his wife, Mary, and oth- Richard, so she could have Craig (Belva) Maricopa, for parking,” Young said. the paving will include near the walking/bike path to er relatives who had passed some help caring for him be- Ariz., and sister-in-law “It’s something that just the front of the Event Cen- the armory. The county is before him, including his cause his health was failing. Shari Rogers, Modesto, needs to be done.” ter and then paving to Fifth adding 3,900 feet to the path parents and grandparents. They purchased her dream Calif. The commissioners also Street and the highway. that when completed will Steven attended grade house that she found on the Steve is also survived by approved asphalt parking Designers are making go all the way from near school at Longfellow School, Internet and prepared to three grandchildren, nieces, near the Richland County sure the area for DOT Sidney High School to the middle school at Erik Rams- move to North Dakota. nephews, grandnieces, Fair Event Center as well as testing is designed so that armory. tad and high school at Minot They got to Robinson, grandnephews and two the area at the fairgrounds runoff after a rainstorm “If the weather holds well High School. Steven decided N.D., on April 2, 2009, adopted grandchildren of a designated for Department doesn’t hinder events in the into the fall, it will be done to join the Army after high celebrated their birthdays close friend fair’s arena. this fall,” Young said. school, and there he got his on April 3, and on May 19, The family requests GED. when Mary was not feel- memorials to the Hospice Rehberg: Steven met and married ing well, she went to the program, Sidney Cancer Linda Noack, and this union doctor to find she had stage Care Center or a donor of church to celebrate Feast of tabernacles one’s choice. Liberate Main produced two daughters, IV ovarian cancer. In July The Church of God invites at Oct. 14. The family wishes to Melissa in 1970 and Tiffany of that year, they moved to the public for a celebration The church is located at thank all our friends and in 1971. This marriage later Bismarck, N.D., with Rich- Street campaign of The Feast of Tabernacles 808 Sixth St. N.E. (on the families, the Faith Alliance ended in divorce. Steven ard and Dorothy Rogers and fROM page 1a at 7 p.m. Oct. 12, 10 a.m. and truck route). Call 488-2836 entered the Army in Decem- remained there until her Church family, the Hospice ing dispersed through 2:30 p.m. Oct. 13 and 10 a.m. for more information. ber 1971 and proudly served death in March 2010. team and the Sidney cancer Sidney to deliver door-to- his country for 20.5 years Steve went back to Robin- and Tomo Therapy team door material about the as a diesel mechanic and a son in July and stayed there for all their support and campaign to residents for truck master. He served var- until November 2011 when kindness shown to Steven about a half hour. ious tours of duty, including his health got worse and he throughout his entire ill- “It’s amazing what this Vietnam, Desert Storm, moved again to Richard and ness. Do your carpets look a little dull? kind of effort takes,” she Desert Shield, and several Dorothy’s, who by now had We can never repay Then call 4 Generations Services said, “and Denny’s race is tours to Germany and other moved to Sidney. the kindnesses you have for an appointment to have them probably one of four races countries. He later married He found out he had small granted us and the blessings cleaned. in the country that we have Rosemary Rhoads, now cell lung cancer on Jan. we have received through- G to win in order to make a We are licensed and insured deceased. 5, and started chemo and out Steven’s illness. Don’t have time to keep up on your difference. We have to win 4 Generations Services house cleaning? Montana in order to get (formally known as DNL Services) Then call 4 Generations Services. Harry Reid out of his role in the Senate and to give Call 478-0750 Businesses ~ Are you looking State oil, gas lease sale set for dec. 4 control back to people who to make an appointment. for someone to help keep things understand business, who cleaned? Then call 4 Generations The quarterly oil and gas ‘Before any activity at 406-444-3843. The infor- understand small commu- Call 488-1060 to leave a message and Services. lease sale conducted by the mation is also available on we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. nities in the country and XNLV52492 Montana Department of occurs, dnRC the DNRC’s website, http:// who understand that we Natural Resources and Con- dnrc.mt.gov/trust/mmb/og; need a limited government servation (DNRC) is sched- will prepare an a link for submitting public that follows constitutional uled for Dec. 4, in Helena. comment is also available principles.” WORKING FOR YOU DNRC received 19 nomi- on the site. For more information nations for the sale and is environmental review.’ Written public comment about the Liberate Main requesting written public regarding nominated tracts Street campaign, visit www. comment by Oct. 26, but will should be submitted to Ma- dennyrehberg.com/liberate. consider all comments re- Monte Mason son c/o Montana DNRC, P.O. ceived up until the Dec. 17, Bureau chief Box 201601, 1625 11th Ave., [email protected] meeting of the State Land Helena MT 59620-1601. Board in Helena. “The only action proposed at this time is issuing leases Monte Mason, DNRC miner- for possible future explora- als management bureau tion and production,” said chief. “Before any activity occurs, DNRC will prepare We wish to express our thanks and appreciation Wedding an environmental review.” to the Sheri 's Department and the Savage and West The December sale in- cludes tracts in the follow- Glendive's Volunteer Fire Department's quick response ing counties: Carbon (two), in answering the call on the Intake  re on Friday, Carter (one), Golden Valley September 28. We are sorry for the interruption in (one), Lewis and Clark (one), Pondera (one), Rich- previous plans and appointments that had to be missed. land (12) and Teton (one). Again, thanks so much for all your good work and a job A map and a detailed list well done!! of tracts being considered by DNRC may be obtained Everett &Viola Mitchell, Jack &

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wise childcare profes- to properly inches in height and two sional once told me express emo- added shoe sizes in the last A that the toughest ages tions, the year. He struggles with for kids developmentally stubborn clumsiness as he tries to are three, six and 11. So far, imbalance adapt to a whole new physi- I’m inclined to agree with between cal self. her. doing it My son is as tall as some The theory goes that these himself and of the third-graders at his ages are wrought with phys- Living in expecting school. But his heart and ical and emotional changes montana everything soul are still just 6. that exceed the child’s cur- to be done Sometimes it is difficult rent coping skills. sara Wald for him. even for me to remember What worked when the And like that just because he’s as child was 2, 5 and 10 no magic, on big as the big kids, he still longer works to manage the his fourth needs mama to walk him added life responsibilities birthday, my son got over it. into school every morning. and expectations that comes Just like that. He still wants that reassur- with the next birthday. And here we are at 6. ing hug and kiss goodbye. I couldn’t find any scien- Think about all the changes And I’m not in any big tific research to back up a 6-year-old goes through. rush to give that up. But this theory, but it certainly Starting kindergarten. I do see some looks from makes sense to me, and I Yikes. Teething all over other kids who wonder why Balloons can see it in my own son. again with six-year-molars. that big kid is acting like a Forget the terrible twos. Ouch. little kid. Party Favors We had the terrible threes – And for my son, he’s I want to announce to by- Supplies the tantrums, the inability gained several additional standers, “He’s only 6 years 433-4FUN (4386) • 105 E. Main, Sidney old! He’s still just a wee www.partycentralandgifts.com little man!” But I don’t. Please join us for a Because at 6 years old, my son doesn’t want to be a wee little man anymore. He wants to be a big guy. He celebratingWedding the marriageDance of just hasn’t quite figured out JULIE FRENCH what that means yet. And therein lies the dif- FOR SENATE DISTRICT 18 ficulty of being 6 years old. “Working to Restore Common Sense to Charlotte Wznick How confusing it must be to go to big kid school with Montana Government” a little kid’s heart. Saturday,Dan Oct.Mulkey 6, 8 p.m. I see a few of his class- With increased oil activity around northeastern Montana, we Richland County Fair Event Center mates jump into kindergar- are seeing great economic opportunities for the small rural ten with what appears to be confident gusto. They seem communities in this part of the state. Oil development can be a to be the lucky few. chance to put Montanans to work. As a candidate running for I see so many others, like Senate District 18, I believe we need to work together to make Sidney Fire my big boy, who isn’t quite sure that this development is done right and responsibly. We Department sure how to navigate this need to make sure this is a balanced approach between the oil companies, landowners, mineral FIRE CALL next step; who thinks it owners, impacted communities, and the State of Montana. Tuesday, Sept. 25: Law enforcement assist - Friday, Sept. 28: Responded for possible fire might be more fun to just missing child • Grass fire - McKenzie County at an oil well east of the factory. • Reported stay little forever, as badly Thursday, Sept. 27: Fire in basement • False grass fire on Co. Rd 127 West, which was a alarm at Shopko natural gas leak which was burning. as he wants to grow up. In the Legislature, there are four areas I will work on to ensure that our natural resource And so I push him from development is done to bene t all Montanans. the nest. And it hurts both Even with fall weather approaching, of us like a bad sunburn. First, I will make sure the good-paying jobs that come with this development put Montanans things are very dry so be careful. My son was so excited to awaken to an alarm clock. rst and that we have a trained workforce. That means we need to invest in our universities Washed rock and sand, concrete, gravel and dirt hauling • Pump Truck schools of technology and community colleges across the state, making sure that we can For a year he begged me to 433-1572 • After Hours Phone: 488-5093 MT/ND turn on his alarm, and for a educate and train the skilled workforce that will be needed. Toll Free 1-888-482-1572 • Sidney year I refused. He has an entire lifetime Secondly, we need to work with the impacted communities to keep them safe and to of waking to an alarm. I adequately fund their schools. That will help meet the increased enrollment demands on wasn’t going to rush him teaching sta and resources. into it. Fast forward to the fourth week of kindergarten. Any Third, this development puts a lot of demands on the communities’ infrastructures. Money romance my son harbored needs to come back to the impacted communities to upgrade infrastructures so our for his alarm clock has communities are not left with huge debts. faded. He’s tired. He’s crabby. And last but not least, we need to protect some of the most important jobs in these rural areas Scott Andreasen: He’s challenged in all the – agriculture. Farmers and ranchers have been the backbone of these communities and will Scott had seven rushes for 64 yards ways he needs to be. It’s continue to be long into the future. As a legislator, my responsibility is to put the people of and three touchdowns. He also necessary. But it’s hard on returned a fumble 75 yards for a all of us. Montana rst. Landowner rights and their land and water need to be protected and they need score. Scott is the son of Jerry to have a voice in this development. Andreasen.

As your senator, I will use common sense and collaboration to help move Montana into a Violent offender prosperous future. Kenneth Vukasin Jr., a Vote Julie French for Senate District 18! violent offender from Great Democrat Falls, has relocated to the Sidney area. Paid for by Julie French for Senate, Box 356, Scobey, MT 59263, Stan French & Linda Nelson Treasurers He is 46. XNLV52455 SIDNEY HERALD Homecoming WEDNESDAY, oct. 3, 2012 5a

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XNLV51457 that make our community strong. Fred was raised on a farm south of Lambert, would like to say Montana, graduating from Lambert High School and Montana State University. Wholesale Distributors He served as a commissioned offi cer in the US Air Force and earned his Mas- 608 E. Main St. Sidney • 433-2910 ter’s Degree in Telecommunications Management through Webster University. Fred preciously operated the M&M Cafe in Sidney for his parents, Martin and Marilyn Lake, and has two sons, Vaun and Weston. to our customers for theFriends tips. and family are invited to a Bridal Shower for Charlotte Wznick Thursday, Oct. 4, 1 p.m. Shepherd of the Valley Thank You Lutheran Church Paid for by Fred Lake for State Senate Campaign, PO Box 120 Lambert, MT 59243, Jon Kvaalen, Treasurer 211 E Holly St, Sidney RSVP to Jenni Sult 406-480-1776

XNLV51759 ...we are your story! 310 2nd Ave. N.E. • Sidney • 433-2403 www.sidneyherald.com 6A wednesday, oct. 3, 2012 Around our area sidney Herald FwP says hunters will need to work for antelope hunts

Antelope hunters in of harsh winters and an Montana will have to work EHD outbreak–a fatal virus a bit harder to find good spread by biting midges– antelope hunting this fall, antelope have been slow to Montana Fish, Wildlife & rebound. For hunters this Parks officials say. means FWP issued fewer While fawn production doe-fawn tags over the past and winter survival have couple of years. rebounded after a series of extreme winters, most Regions 5 – populations are only now south CentRal Montana climbing back to average • Antelope continue to levels across the state. appear in record low num- “Antelope hunting will be bers, though biologists are a challenge,” said Quen- seeing some encouraging tin Kujala, Montana Fish, signs of recovery in the Wildlife & Parks’ wildlife eastern part of the region, sections coordinator in where more fawn antelope Bill Vander weele | sidney Herald Helena. “Populations, espe- were counted than in the cially in eastern and north past few years. Reproduc- central Montana, are still tion has been a concern Ready for a birthday in recovery mode.” for three years following As part of the grand opening for the Holiday Inn and Suites in Sidney held Thursday, a table was set up near the hotel’s pool to Montana’s antelope an outbreak of EHD – a demonstrate the opportunity for birthday parties at the site. archery season will close fatal virus spread by biting Friday and the general rifle midges – that decimated season for antelope will run much of the herd in 2008. Oct. 6-Nov. 11. In most areas, antelope For more information on numbers remain at historic FwP releases deer hunting outlook for 2012 antelope hunting in Mon- lows – 37 percent of the his- tana, visit FWP’s website at toric average – with fawn Deer hunters in Montana on what deer hunters can the mild winter. Fortunately, numbers are slightly below fwp.mt.gov, click “Hunting” numbers at just 53 percent will find a mix of hunting expect this season. southwestern Montana average this year. A small then click Hunting Guide. of normal. Those trends opportunities across the didn’t see whitetail die-offs EHD outbreak, however, Here’s a regional run- are reflected in fewer tags state when the general sea- Region 1 – from Epizootic hemorrhagic was confirmed this sum- down on what antelope issued this year. son opens Oct. 20. noRthwesteRn Montana disease as did other popula- mer in the Chinook area. hunters can expect this “Conditions have been • Biologists counted more tions in central and eastern In the northeastern corner, season. Region 6 – mixed the past several years than 5,580 white-tailed deer Montana. numbers are slightly below noRtheasteRn Montana and deer in many areas of this spring and observed a average in prairie habitats Region 2 — • All hunting districts the state are still rebound- fawn adult ratio of 44, which Region 4— and down 50 percent in the westeRn Montana will again see low license ing from the tough winter indicates a stable to increas- CentRal Montana Missouri River bottoms. • Pronghorn distribution numbers because of linger- of 2010,” Quentin Kujala, ing regional herd. Near • The news for deer is Whitetail doe licenses were is centered in the Deer ing impacts from the severe Montana Fish, Wildlife & Kalispell and the surround- mixed. White-tailed deer also significantly reduced Lodge area and few licenses winter of 2010-11. Overall, Parks’ wildlife sections ing area, white-tailed deer populations are solid. That’s this year. Hunters should are being issued to con- populations are far lower coordinator in Helena, said. herds continue to grow as not the case for most mule also be prepared to see serve this island popula- than long-term averages, “The good news is that we’re a result of the recent mild deer populations. “With increased mineral develop- tion. Fawn survival has and fawn production also seeing better fawn survival winter. White-tailed deer are whitetail we have good num- ment activity. been poor in recent years remains low in most areas. and good fawn production plentiful in the Swan Valley bers,” said Graham Taylor, and doe-fawn licenses were Decreased harvest quotas in many areas, but some and the Lower Clark Fork FWP’s wildlife manager Region 7 – reduced. are expected to persist for are still struggling with low Valley. Hunting access is in Great Falls. “Mule deer southeasteRn Montana at least several more years numbers and production.” good but involves stalking numbers are mostly down.” • Mule deer numbers are Region 3— as pronghorn populations Overall, the better mule game in heavy coniferous still more than 40 percent southwesteRn Montana recover. deer and white-tailed deer habitats. Mule deer popula- Regions 5 – below the long term average • There was generally populations are currently in tions remain stable with a south CentRal Montana due to the severe winter of good production of ante- Region 7 – parts of Region 4 and some recruitment rate of 28 fawns • Mule deer populations 2010-11 that resulted in sig- lope over the past year. southeasteRn Montana areas of Regions 2, 3 and per 100 adults classified in the breaks and prairies nificant winter-kill of both Overall, the population is • The early story here for 5.That’s due in part to cen- via helicopter surveys this north of the Yellowstone adults and fawns. Overwin- stable, and hunters should autumn is drought condi- tral and western Montana spring. Hot spots for mule River are on the upswing, ter survival last year was see antelope numbers about tions combined with an dodging the recent winter deer include the Cabinet and reversing a decade-long high, and fawn recruitment the same as, or a little extreme fire season on the losses experienced by deer West Cabinet mountains, the trend. Biologists noted good this spring – up to 47 fawns above, those of last year. In heels of a rather mild and in eastern Montana. high country of the Lower numbers of fawns this year, per 100 adults – increased some areas–like the Madi- dry winter. Populations are “Mule deer and white- Clark Fork, the Whitefish which they believe is an relative to the previous year. son Valley–it looks as if stable, yet still below long tailed deer will be found in Range and the subalpine ar- indicator of recovery in That good news, however, numbers are down slightly term averages. Fawn pro- local concentrations based eas of the Mission and Swan some of those populations. was dampened by reduced and that’s reflected in fewer duction—due in part to the upon habitat,” Kujala said. mountain ranges. In the mountainous areas, fawning rates due to nutri- tags allotted this year. favorable winter of 2011- “One generalization is that particularly south of the Yel- tional stress in does after 12—was fair this year at white-tailed deer are most Region 2— lowstone River, a decline in the extreme winter of 2010- Region 4 – about 47 fawns per 100 does. often associated with the westeRn Montana mule deer numbers contin- 11. Drought conditions this CentRal Montana Permits were reduced due forested habitats of north- • White-tailed and mule ues. summer are impacting deer • Antelope numbers are to low numbers of antelope. western Montana and in deer are common but num- • White-tailed deer living nutrition as well, but lower- mostly down. After a couple riparian areas,” Kujala said. bers generally are below in the prairie environments than-average mule deer “In addition to scouting for historic averages. FWP has north of U.S. Highway 12 numbers means that prime good habitat and access to restricted hunting opportu- have been in slow decline habitat is available for a private lands, a spate of cold nities for antlerless deer this for a number of years greater portion of the popu- and snowy weather often year to limit any further because of hard hunting lation. Data gathered last leads to good hunting.” declines and speed popula- pressure, poor fawn winter hunting season at hunter Montana’s forest fires have tion increases. Hunting for survival and last year’s check stations indicates that plagued much of Montana whitetail bucks should be bout of EHD--a fatal disease the mule deer population this season. Hunters need average overall. Hunting spread by biting midges. In is comprised primarily of to understand that some for mule deer bucks is by the mountains south of the young, fit individuals with landowners will be busy permit-only in several hunt- Yellowstone River, however, high reproductive potential. rebuilding fences and other ing districts. populations are near average Thus, even though mule structures lost to fire this and stable. deer numbers are down fall. A call ahead of time, Region 3— this year, if Mother Nature and especially an offer to southwesteRn Montana Region 6 – cooperates, the population help, would be long appreci- • Mule deer are down noRtheasteRn Montana should soon begin a rapid ated. For more information in most places across the • Effects on mule deer recovery. on Montana’s five-week long region except for a slight up- from the winter of 2010-11 • A widespread EHD general deer hunting sea- tick in the southern hunting are still being seen with outbreak in the fall of 2011 son, visit FWP’s website at districts. regional numbers 30 percent reduced populations of fwp.mt.gov, click “Hunting” • White-tailed deer popula- below average. Buck ratios white-tailed deer, but popu- then click Hunting Guide. tions – found mostly in river are similarly below average lations remain high in local- Here’s a regional rundown bottoms – are stable due to with fewer older-age-class ized areas where disease bucks due to a high winter did not occur. White-tailed mortality in 2010-11. There deer can recover relatively has been little recruitment rapidly from declines, and XNLV49270 the past two years, but this process has already strong fawn production begun, as fawn recruitment was expected this year. Doe rates this spring doubled TRAINING! licenses in most areas have over last year. The reduc- again been significantly tion in white-tailed deer reduced. numbers is not all bad. OSHA 10hr, • White-tailed deer num- Wildlife biologists note that bers in the Milk River Valley whitetail numbers prior to CPR, F/A, H2S east of Malta to Nashua and the EHD outbreak were too in the Missouri River bot- high and fewer deer on the tomlands below Fort Peck landscape will allow habitat Awareness Dam were heavily impacted; to recover along with deer th both by the harsh winter numbers. Hunters who do Monday, November 12 –16th of 2010-11 and an EHD their homework by scouting Will be having day and night classes! outbreak in 2011. In those and visiting with private areas, numbers remain well landowners should have suc- J & A Service offers a large selection of training ranging from OSHA, Safeland, H2s, CPR, F/A, AED, Forklift, Please email Thad Daniels at below the long-term average. cess locating good areas to [email protected] In the Malta to Havre area, hunt whitetails.

THANK YOU Abby Lebsock: Thank you all for the kind words, generous gifts and XNLV52253 This week’s player of the week for the Fairview Warrior volleyball team is Abby Lebsock. Abby had most of all your friendship during this dif cult time. a great night Friday during the Warriors’ conference Pastor Vicki for the wonderful service. Dr. Karanjai and match against R&L Fusion. Abby tallied a season high staff for the care in this long journey. Christa for being seven kills and 10 digs to help the Warriors remain his angel. Judy and the oncology staff for your care and undefeated in the conference and overall. Abby is the compassion. Dad loved you all. daughter of Jay and Juliet Lebsock. THE FAMILY OF BOB KOCH Cindy & Jerry Tippett, Roxie & Dennis Foster, Pam & Rockie Taylor, Tana & Larry Staal, Shelly & Chuck Fratzke SIDNEY HERALD Around our area WEDNESDAY, oct. 3, 2012 7A Area ranchers featured in photography book The Montana Stockgrowers Asso- “This book is meant to help ranchers ware. “A lot of books that are out ciation released on Monday “Big Sky like me tell my story, so I was really there right now depict a romanticized Boots: Working Seasons of a Montana happy to be involved.” view of the West and of the cowboy Cowboy,” a coffee table photography “Big Sky Boots” is part of a larger lifestyle,” Chase said. “We wanted to book featuring the work of MSGA’s project to bring beef eaters closer to make sure to show life as it really is on multimedia outreach specialist, Lau- the people who raise and care for cat- Montana’s ranches. I think there is a ren Chase. tle. The project uses social media sites tremendous amount of natural beauty Chase has spent the past year and like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to in the pictures and it gives the reader a half gathering photographs for the tell the stories of Montana’s ranching a glimpse into the life of a real cowboy book, traveling in sunshine and snow families through photo albums, audio in Montana.” to ranches across Montana. The book slide shows and videos. “Big Sky Boots” is the first book in takes the reader on a journey through The book connects the social media a series of five books that MSGA will a year in the life of Montana’s cow- platforms to the printed page. “Some- develop over the next five years. The boys – through calving, branding, and thing really unique to our book is that next book, already in production, will shipping and everything in between. we have included QR codes that people feature the women that are an essen- Six ranchers and cowboys from can scan with their smartphones,” tial part of today’s ranching families. Sidney are featured in the book: Bill Lauren Chase, creator of the book, To learn more about this project SARAH BLoom | SIDNEY HERALD Davis of Rollin’ Rock Angus, Mick and said. “They can go to MSGA’s You- or to order a copy of the book, visit Chad Denowh of Denowh Angus, Tim Tube channel to watch a video of the www.mtbeef.org. The books are $75, Larson of Prewitt and Co., Dr. Gary rancher featured in the book and hear which includes shipping and handling. Savage’s royalty Schiever of High Plains Veterniary directly from him about his life. In that Profits will help support the continu- Wyatt Hagler and Shanae Prevost were selected Savage’s Clinic and Jim Steinbeisser of VS way we’ve really tried to marry the ation of MSGA’s “Telling the Story of homecoming king and queen. Livestock Inc. traditional print media with the social Montana’s Family Ranchers” project “There seems to be a growing discon- media that seems to be central in so into the future. nect as people, even here in Montana, many people’s lives today.” To see Chase’s photography and are losing touch with what goes on One hallmark of “Big Sky Boots” is other multimedia work, be sure to visit at ranches and farms, and where our that the photos are largely untouched MSGA’s Facebook page or YouTube DUI task Force to meet oct. 10 food comes from,” Chad Denowh said. or enhanced by photo editing soft- channel. Richland County Injury will cover past action steps Prevention Team and DUI and future actions steps Task Force will have their that will help bring aware- quarterly meeting at noon ness to the community in BPA wins honor from Special Olympics Montana Oct. 10 at the Community prevention of unintentional Services Building room 201; injuries, seatbelt and tex- Special Olympics Mon- teers, coaches, sponsors, sembled at the Great Falls Special Olympics Montana feel free to bring a lunch. ting awareness along with tana recently honored families, and supporters of Civic Center to celebrate in 2012. More than 1,000 The meeting is open to prevention of DUI crashes recipients of the prestigious Special Olympics Montana the spirit of Special Olym- Montana students are mem- the public, and the agenda and deaths related to them. statewide Distinguished and selected by a committee pics and recognition of the bers of BPA Montana. BPA Service Awards during its representing the organiza- award recipients. Montana is currently led annual Fall Leadership tion’s various constituents The Business Profes- by president Nicole Moore Sex offender Conference Sept. 21-23 in such as athletes, coaches, sionals of America was from Sidney High School. Great Falls. board of directors, families, honored as the Outstanding BPA advisor is Eric Swen- A tier level-one sex of- ney. He is 48-year-old Kent The recipients were nomi- area directors and staff. Organization that has made son from the Montana Office fender has moved to Sid- Anderson. nated statewide by volun- More than 200 guests as- significant contributions to of Public Instruction.

National 4-H Week is a time of celebration and recognition for 4-H members, leaders, parents and alumni and all who Richland Countyhave contributed toyouth the celebrates 4-H program and made an impact in their home and National 4-Hcommunity. This Week year Oct. 7-13 FURNITURE • APPLIANCES National 4-H week will be Oct. 7-13, and Richland County will be celebrating to its fullest potential. 4-H is a youth development program of the nation’s 109 land grant universities and the Cooperative Extension Service that fosters positive youth development through the “learn by doing” 116 S. Central, Sidney • 433-2702 approach. In Montana, 4-H is a program of Montana State University Extension. Montana 4-H has 25,000 members, making it the largest out-of-school youth development program in the state. 4-H offers more than 100 different projects, which youth can enroll in to enhance their learning experience. The projects range from raising market livestock and veterinary science to cowboy poetry and photography and everything in between. Richland County is home to 179 4-H members in 11 clubs. This year to celebrate National 4-H Week, these members, with the help of 119 volunteer leaders, will set up window displays around the county to showcase their 4-H accomplishments and pride. Also in celebration, the Richland County Extension Office will be showing the PBS documentary titled “4-H: Six Montana Stories.” This documentary was made to commemorate the Montana 4-H Centennial in 2012. The movie will be shown on Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Richland County Extension Office. This event is open to anyone who wishes to see the movie and take part in a Richland County 4-H event. To close out the week, Richland County 4-H will hold its annual Achievement Night to recognize all the hard work and dedication over the past 4-H year. To learn how to become a part of the 4-H program, contact the Richland County Extension at (406) 433-1206 or log on to http://msuextension.org/richland.

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Richland County’s 11 clubs invite you to join 4-H • Fair View • Brorson Farmhands • Missouri River Ranchers • Lambert Hi-Liters • Richland Aces • Richland Rockets • Forever Buds• Three Buttes • Richland Rascals • Yellowstone Valley Trailblazers • Badland Brushpoppers 8A WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3, 2012 SiDNEY HErAlD Viewpoints editorial Residents need to stay on top of development t is pretty easy for communi- That left several people wea- ties around here to get swal- ry of the company, some even Ilowed up by fast-progressing muttering it was “bull [exple- development. There’s Willis- tive]” following the meeting. ton and Watford City and the There are still more ques- smaller towns around there. tions, like, communication Now it’s Bainville, which between the residents and seems poised for some major Roosevelt County. Something is change. In Sunday’s edition missing there, when company of the Herald, we reported officials say the county is han- that a 350-person man camp is dling certain aspects ( such as planned just outside the town’s notifying landowners of a new limits, in part to support a road needs to be built through new frac sand facility. Around their land), and the residents 70 residents – out of a popula- say they’d never heard of it tion of 280 – congregated for a come the meeting. community meeting to discuss These details are too impor- details and ask questions. tant to let slide. A good thing, since they While overall growth and could very easily get run over. vitality is exceptional because The plans by MacBain Prop- it transcends a decades-long erties, a Canadian company, problem of population loss, our include building a new sewer communities must remain vigi- lagoon for its man camp and lant to protect themselves from Views of our readers the town itself. John Milino, an overwhelming expansion. official with MacBain, insisted If last week’s meeting was several times that he and his any indication of how Bain- Republican legislators haven’t are rich! They don’t care about the resisted eliminating earmarks, vot- business want to work with the ville residents react, there’s a poor! Don’t care about our veterans ed against efforts to reduce spend- small town in any way it can. lot surrounding communities done much in Washington or our farmers. ing to 2008 limits, and helped pass Yet, its recent actions are can learn: They’re curious, Why Congress is the “worst ever” Jon Tester and Max Baucus both government health care against questionable. Residents living boisterous and direct. with only a 10 percent approval voted yes for our vets. the wishes of over 60 percent of his there, no doubt are skeptical of The town, just 30 minutes rating. For the last two years, they I watch C-Span so I vote smart. Montana constituents, and which the way plans have been dealt. from oil boom epicenter of are only working to make President we now hear will cost us much Resident Garth Harmon, while Williston, is already bursting Obama a one-term president. Judith m. Wiancko more than originally reported. Who supporting the overall goal, at the seams with residents and So what have Republican House ennis can’t we afford to send to Washing- curiously asked Milino how the in its school. and Senate not done? ton? property for the housing was If Milino and his companies Republican Senate blocked the montanans can’t afford to subdivided so quickly. are serious about being long- Veterans Jobs Corps Act. A bipar- Ruth Bacon Himself, meanwhile, in term partners and becoming a tisan bill, even the Republicans re-elect tester to senate glendive charge of a man camp site not positive contribution to Bain- that helped write the bill, voted no! too far away, claims to have ville, then by all means, stick to This bill was paid for! Two hundred Tired of the incessant Internet jumped through several hoops. the promise that was made last thousand brave men and women pop-up ads from Jon Tester depict- Bullock is candidate “I wanna know who you know,” week to do whatever’s neces- won’t be getting a job! And we’ll ing Dennis Rehberg as “unafford- who can get job done he said. sary – including testifying have more homeless vets on the able,” I decided to “learn more” as The answer? Vivid. It’s still before the Montana Legislature street. If Dennis Rehberg were in the ad suggests. In spite of all the politics today, I in the process, and the steps – to mitigate oil impacts. the Senate, he would have voted no! Jon Tester fails to tell you that in think voters are looking for a can- are apparently being skipped We hate to see natives suffer Afterall, he voted to cut $13 billion January 2012, he voted to approve didate who can get something done. while proper paperwork is in spite of economic vitality. from veterans’ health care, yet he the president’s authority to raise Steve Bullock is that candidate. filed. voted for the wars? the debt ceiling, while Rehberg Drunk driving has been a problem The Farm Bill: Republicans voted his disapproval. in Montana for years – we consis- walked out the door Sept. 21, con- Rehberg did vote for the debt ceil- tently rank in the top five for states vened the earliest in history for ing raise in July of 2011, but so did with the highest number of alcohol Turning calendar to Congress, to go home to campaign Tester. related fatalities. As an advocate for for their re-election and won’t be In January 2010, Tester voted yes DUI victims, I was very impressed back for over a month. So they don’t to raise the debt limit (HJR45); and with Steve Bullock’s House Bill 116 care about the hardships of the he voted for the largest of the debt which introduced a proven strat- October, baseball games farmer. What do the Republicans limit raises in 2009 (HR4313) – two egy to keep drunk drivers off the want out of the farm bill? To cut $16 that Rehberg voted against. The road. The 24/7 program became t is October. When I was a to me it was billion reduction from food stamps, fast-moving pop-up obscures the law in 2011 and forces repeat drunk youngster, a few years ago, around the time the largest cut in a generation. This facts, but watch it closely. drivers to submit to alcohol testing October meant great excite- when Gene is Republican congress and Paul There are no bills in the candi- every morning and night. He was I Ryan’s budget plan! Who gets food dates’ voting records before 2007 able to bring both parties together ment because it was time for Tenace turned baseball playoffs and then the from a role stamps? Poor seniors, unemployed that say “to raise the debt limit;” to pass this meaningful legislation World Series. player into a people, people who can’t fine jobs or however, there are many appropria- and one of the best parts – any cost That was, of course, before household name. can no longer get unemployment, tions bills from 2001-2012 (continu- is paid by the offender. We recently football became the country’s Those were the the working poor! ing, addiitonal, supplemental, emer- celebrated the 100,000 breath test Single mothers who work, only gency...). I did find one that Tester milestone, which is a victory for most popular sport by far. That’s my days when many When you can now watch the World Series make 77 cents on the dollar on voted “nay” on – it was an attempt anyone who travels on Montana’s NFL three out of seven nights story games were still average, compared to men, African to limit increases to 5 percent. It is roads. a week, it can be a challenge to played in the af- American women, 70 cents, Latina a known fact Jon Tester has voted I am supporting Steve for gover- women 58 cents, compared to men. for more spending bills than other nor because of his ability to put find time to watch “our nation- Bill Vander Weele ternoon, rather al pastime.” than making Disabled people and veterans with- U.S. senators. the needs of Montanans first. As a It wasn’t always that way. fans – especially out jobs. When representatives voted them- voter, I am looking for a candidate If you don’t believe that all on the East Coast – stay up late The Tea Party Republican con- selves a $4,700 pay raise, senators with the education, dedication and you have to do is watch the into the evening in order to gress needs to cut the budget in took a $5,200 pay raise at the same character to get the job done and great film, “One Flew Over the watch the final innings. order to give tax cuts for the 1 per- time. How did Tester vote? Did he I’m proud to support Steve Bullock. Cuckoo’s Nest,” and see the Regardless of what year it cent, and the rich who fund their- turn any raises down? character portrayed by Jack is, the calendar shows October. campaigns. Dennis Rehberg, John Tester is the one that wasted your cindy Larsen Nicholson demand that him It’s time to pull away a little bit Boehner, Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan tax money on failed stimulus bills, glendive and other mental patients be from middle linebackers and allowed to watch the World no-huddle offenses to enjoy Series. It should be every citi- the beauty of baseball. No, it’s zen’s right to watch the World not as action-packed as other Debates smoke out good judgment Series after all. Not the NFL sports, but there is something or NBA championship games, incredible about its history and ith presidential debates rap- Louden remem- but the World Series – there’s the small aspects of the game idly approaching, I contacted bers Gore in 2000 ‘Without a doubt, debates something special about those that often makes the difference Wa Montanan who is one of trying, perhaps too words. between winners or losers. the nation’s most respected experts hard, to be “Mr. Nice have been critical in deciding Personally, I remember in Let’s play ball and enjoy this on debating. Guy” in an attempt fifth or sixth grade when our October. Kalispell native and graduate of to recover from a presidential elections.’ teacher – who was a big sports both Montana State University and character-revealing fan – turned on the TV in the Bill Vander Weele is editor of the the University of Montana, Allan episode of conde- afternoon so we could watch Sidney Herald. He can be reached at Louden is a professor at Wake For- scendingly sighing Bob Brown Republican the October classic. Seems 406-433-2403 or editor@sidneyherald. rest University in North Carolina in the previous de- columnist where he coached the intercolle- view bate with Bush that giate debate team to two national year in Boston. championships, two second-place Without a doubt, finishes and seven times to the final Bob Brown debates have been track, challengers have a real Write to us four. critical in deciding chance. Reagan and Obama may During the period Louden was presidential elections. Nixon’s hag- only have had to demonstrate they coaching, perennial debate power gard appearance and shifty demean- were up to the job, which they suc- The Sidney Herald welcomes letters to The Herald will not publish letters critical Wake Forest was twice selected to or in his first debate with Kennedy ceeded in accomplishing in debates. the editor. Whether political, a problem of individuals or businesses unless such host presidential debates, in 1988 in 1960 is thought by many histori- Romney will have the same chance in the city or neighborhood, or to pat letters deal with issues involving taxpay- between the first President Bush ans to have been a critical factor in n o w. someone on the back, let us know what’s ers funds. and Michael Dukakis, and in 2000 Kennedy’s victory. Ford’s stumble This year’s critical first debate, on your mind. All letters must include the Letters submitted to the Sidney Herald between Bush II and Vice President over Soviet domination of Poland focusing on domestic policy, will oc- writer’s signature, address and daytime may be published or distributed in print Al Gore. in a 1976 debate may have given cur Wednesday (today). The second, telephone number. We do not publish or electronic forms. I had the good fortune of being that election to Carter. Challenger a “town hall meeting” style event, anonymous letters. Letters should be 300 Louden’s debate partner at MSU in Reagan’s graceful and reassuring will be Oct. 16. The third, with a words or less; all are subject to editing Write to: the 1960s. I asked him what debat- appearance in 1980 made him an ac- focus on foreign policy, will take for spelling, clarity or length. Be sure of Letters to the Editor ing skill has to do with being a good ceptable alternative to the faltering place Oct. 22. your facts. It is impossible for the newspa- Sidney Herald president. He replied that “debates Carter. The same occurred between Vice President Joe Biden and per to verify information in every letter. 310 2nd Ave. N.E. smoke out good judgment.” In ad- the cool and prepared Obama and challenger Congressman Paul Ryan We reserve the right to select which let- Sidney, MT 59270 dition, Louden commented that the the more experienced but frazzled- will face off in their only scheduled ters are published. One letter per month E-mail: [email protected] intense 90-minute debates reveal appearing McCain in 2008. debate on Oct. 11. unless in response to another letter. Fax: 406-433-7802 philosophy, depth of understanding Polls show a close race this year About 120 million people watched and quickness which are “readily with about 90 percent of the elector- at least some of the London Olym- recognizable characteristics of lead- ate claiming to have already made pics. Less than half that number ership.” Louden believes the debate up their minds. At least for the saw even one of the presidential format provides “by far the best wavering remnant, impressions of debates four years ago. The outcome unfiltered opportunity the people simple but subtle characteristics of the close 2012 presidential race have to form an impression of who such as a more understandable could definitely be decided by the these guys really are.” approach to difficult problems, or upcoming debates. seRving the mondak Region since 1908 In 1988, Louden informally scored impressions of personal traits such This is an important crossroads the debate on points for Dukakis as courage or honesty, could be de- election and quite possibly an Libby Berndt Publisher but remembers that its most telling cisive both in the debate and in the historic one. Americans need to be exchange was when Bush forcefully election, according to Louden. watching. accused a defensive Dukakis of be- The power of incumbency is a Bill vander Weele Managing Editor ing a “card carrying member of the great advantage, but when people Bob Brown is a former Montana Secretary ACLU.” feel the country is on the wrong of State and State Senate President. SIDNEY HERALD Around our area WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 2012 9A Department of Transportation discusses plans with Richland County offi cials

BY BILL VANDER WEELE half,” Mintz said. “The intersection will be SIDNEY HERALD Russ Huotari, county overburdened and there are public works developer, is visibility problems there,” Offi cials from the Montana hopeful the urban routes Young said. Department of Transporta- program can supply some Discussion included the tion held a public meeting in of the city’s and county’s addition of a left-turn lane the county commissioner’s contributions. Sidney is at the meeting of Highway offi ce Monday regarding again program of the urban 200 and County Road 130. plans on area roads. program since its popula- “It’s going to make the MDT district administra- tion was more than 5,000 at Budweiser road look like a tor said Shane Mintz said the latest census. quiet choir,” Young said. “It traffi c lights will be added The county’s portion of could get real busy there if to the intersections of 22nd the funding will likely come everything is developed.” and Holly, and Lincoln and out of the 2014 fi scal year Mintz said a four-way Holly probably in 2014. The budget. stop at the intersection of projects cost about $750,000. County and MDT offi cials Highways 200 and 201 in The city already has com- also discussed the antici- Fairview should be done mitted to $100,000, and the pated increase of activity sometime this fall. He noted county was requested to on County Road 130 on to MDT might put in passing provide the same amount. In Highway 200. County Com- lanes at some spots between addition, a developer is also missioner Loren Young Sidney and Fairview when giving $100,000. development including a the pavement preserva- “Even with that, the state gravel pit is expected to take tion project is done on the will still be footing over place in the area. highway. E-rase Your E-waste hits high marks Altogether, more than 250 area residents, noted. “And they also let us store the e-waste businesses, schools and government agen- there until it can be picked up, which we cies recycled just shy of 29 Tons (57,939 very much appreciate.” pounds) of e-waste at this year’s “E-rase Renders and Couture thanked all the your E-waste” events, organizers reported. volunteers who came out to unload, load, The amount collected was just under palletize and shrink wrap the items, and last year’s record-breaking total of 59,630 once again pointed to the Richland County pounds, which brings the program’s eight- RSVP program as a major supporter of the year total to more than 266,000 pounds or effort. “So many of our senior volunteers 133 tons of e-waste that has been recycled return every year and several times in a in Richland County. “We just missed setting single year….Stan Lindblom, Deek and Betty SUBMITTED another record,” Jackie Couture, co-chair Risinger, Bill Forrester, Regina Schwindt of the local “E-rase your E-waste” commit- and more ….they’re there whenever we need Volunteer Butch Renders shrink wraps a pallet of oversize TVs for shipping during the Sept. 7-8 tee, said. “So we were very pleased with this them,” Renders said. “Basically they’re fam- “E-rase your E-waste” collection event at the Richland County Shop in Sidney. year’s participation.” ily now.” Also helping out again this year In particular, the group’s four, summer were several members of the Sidney High month, mini-collection events attracted a lot School Key Club including Jesse Staffanson, Thank you of participation again this year, Butch Ren- Stephanie Ler, Taylor Thiessen and Ciara ders, another e-waste committee member Parks. And new volunteers for 2012 included said. Overall, Couture and Renders reported the Juvenile Probation Offi ce and its com- The E-rase your E-waste tee also wants to extend the local Juvenile Probation a total of 255 individuals, businesses and or- munity service students, Couture said, committee thanks everyone our heartfelt appreciation Offi ce and its community ganizations participated in the group’s 2012 adding, “They all worked hard and we really who participated in our to Richland County Solid service students. They all collection events, including the four mini- appreciate it!” 2012 “E-rase your E-waste” Waste, Sidney Health Cen- worked extremely hard on collections and the fi nal weekend event held Local businesses also regularly step up e-cycling events. We’ve had ter, Sidney Sugars, Richland this community effort. Our Sept. 7-8. They brought with them hundreds to provide pallets, cardboard, shrink wrap another great year, with a Opportunities Inc., and the sincere thanks to you all! of electronic items, including 381 monitors, and promotional support to aid the effort, grand total of 57,939 pounds Montana Department of There’s no way we could 387 CPUs, 218 printers, 11 large copiers and Couture noted, for which the E-rase your of e-waste collected for recy- Environmental Quality for have done it without you! 204 television sets. “And a lot of those TVs E-waste Committee is very appreciative. cling! That’s nearly 30 tons providing the space, packag- Our sincere thanks to you were huge!” Renders added. They include Sidney Health Center, Sidney that didn’t go into our local ing materials and promo- all. There’s no way we could Luckily the group had lots of help from Sugars, Richland Opportunities Inc. and landfi ll again this year! tional support for this year’s have done it without you! loyal volunteers who return year after year the Montana Department of Environmen- Our thanks to everyone event. Again, thanks to everyone to help out, as well as good support from tal Quality. “Our thanks to them,” Couture who made it possible: our And last, but defi nitely for making the 2012 “E-rase county agencies. “The Richland County said, “And, of course, a big thank you to our participants, our amazing not least, we want to extend your E-waste” effort another Solid Waste Department lets us use their e-cycler, UNICOR, which allows us to provide volunteers, our local media a big, big thank you to huge success! As always, shop space for all our events,” Renders this service free of charge each year.” in both print and broad- our many volunteers who we look forward to working cast, our sponsors and our helped pack all those pallets, with you again next year! e-cycler, UNICOR, which including our seniors with enables us to provide our the RSVP program who The 2011 E-rase your E-waste e-cycling for free. have been stalwart par- committee: Jackie Couture and Cindy Thanks everyone for your ticipants over the years; our Eleson, co-chairs; Butch Renders, Rita unwavering support of this students with the Sidney Jacobson, Brian Fay, Zack Yockim, Go Digital! unique community effort! High School Key Club, and Jill Miller, Beth Redlin, Russ Huotari, The organizing commit- our newest helpers this year, Kelly Logan and Julie Brodhead www.sidneyherald.com Shakespeare in the Schools will come to Sidney For more information Montana Shakespeare in speare in the Schools will needs, Montana Shake- the Schools will perform also offer performances to speare in the School’s pro- Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” the general public in Boze- ductions of “Macbeth” will contact Dawn, 433-2403. to nearly 12,000 students in man, Livingston, French- be trimmed to 75 minutes. communities throughout town and Buffalo, Wyo. There will also be work- Montana and Wyoming dur- Joel Jahnke, MSU theater shops on relevant themes ing its annual fall tour. professor since 1976 who in the play, Shakespearian The tour will come to serves as artistic director verse and stage combat Sidney High School on Nov. for Montana Shakespeare in “As with the summer tour, 1. The 10-week tour that the Parks and its two edu- this program places special begins Oct. 12 and concludes cational programs, said the emphasis on underserved, in December is the fi rst of focus of the Shakespeare in rural areas,” Jahnke said. two educational outreach the Schools program is to “Many of the schools we programs being offered bring a shortened version visit have a population during this academic year of a Shakespeare play to that is even smaller than by Montana Shakespeare in high school and middle the communities we serve Visiting Specialists the Parks, which is based at school students who other- during the summer months, Montana State University. wise would have few, if any, and the company travels MONTANA SHAKES!, a opportunities to experience an average of 800 miles per tour designed specifi cally a quality live performance week to get there.” for elementary school chil- produced by a professional For more information dren, will tour in the spring company. about Shakespeare in the of 2013. In order to accommodate Schools, visit the website at This year, Montana Shake- the schools’ scheduling shakespeareintheparks.org. Providing Regional Specialty Healthcare for more than 20 years. bakken region Cardiology Dr. Scott-Tillery provides diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease in adults.

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By Louisa BarBer Randall went to his niece’s was only his parents who eyes on. sIdney HeRaLd funeral. helped make his life “won- And all because of one “You gentlemen down in derful.” Randall returned to reason: “wanting to fit in, Karl Randall had only one front want to laugh now?” school, graduated with hon- wanting to find popularity.” request from the student- he said, which was met ors, earned a degree from A big price for a small wish. filled auditorium at Sidney with silence. “Things don’t the University of Missouri Middle school years are Middle School last week: change, do they? Why is ev- and became a counselor at the threshold to the future; “Nobody leaves feeling erything funny until there’s the junior high level. “And not an end, Randall said, sorry for me.” a tragedy…” there’s only two people I and these youth have the It was the start of an At her funeral, her for- can thank.” capacity to alter hallway assembly for what would mer peers attended, signing It’s been 55 years since noise later. “You guys are hopefully leave a lasting the guest book with “my the last time he celebrated making decisions today for impression on the young best friend.” A hypocrisy, Christmas with sight, since the high school tomorrow,” teens and pre-teens who Randall called it. he’s seen a Christmas tree he said. sat fully enraptured by the lit. But the angel atop that “You guys are great, Minnesota speaker. the price tree belongs to someone you’re beautiful, you’re The topic: friends, peer Randall then turned the he’s never seen – “the most fabulous and every one of pressure and decision- story on himself. In seventh beautiful woman” – a class- you are special,” he told making. grade, he was invited to a mate from junior high he them. “Don’t let a dumb “These are the toughest party and have a drink. He never noticed. decision take it away.” three years,” Randall told wrestled with the decision, They married, had chil- the student body, referring knowing his parents would dren and now grandchil- [email protected] to middle school, “because disapprove if he did or, if dren whom he’s never laid this is where the majority he didn’t, face the wrath in of our decision-making the school hallways. So he takes place, the changes gave in. that are going to happen in At 16, he flunked out of our body, our mind and our high school, but it was OK; thoughts.” everything was “hunky dory” with his friends. At aLL the same 17, after drinking, he went Randall joked that every- with friends on a joyride. one enters the world in the LOuIsa BaRBeR | sIdney HeRaLd They missed the stop sign same fashion: “abused” by and plummeted into a ditch; MeetMarian Your a doctor with a swat on the Karl Randall speaks to Sidney Middle School students. the gruesome accident left butt and cry. Each person him permanently blind. DeMangelaereNeighborhood goes through the same No, the students answered. night, he tells her, “I love With every bone broken stages of life – learning Everyone entered the you with all my heart.” A in his face (more than Grocer to crawl, to walk and talk. world the same, but each while later, she goes to the 100,000 fractures), he They enter school, and by has different likes and dis- doctor, takes a test and finds was rushed to a hospital, the time they reach sixth likes, personalities and at- she’s pregnant. “That is where he stayed in a coma grade, “man, the whole titudes. Still, “what’s wrong your fault,” her boyfriend for 13 weeks with a less- world looks exciting.” with being ourselves?” told her, Sidney Middle than-40-percent chance to They’re with older stu- Randall said. School students laughing. survive. dents, and they’ve probably “It’s easy to blame some- He hasn’t seen those discovered the other gender. actions and words body else, isn’t it?” Randall friends since. With the transition into There was once a 12-year- asked. There were, however, two middle school, they hear old girl who was so excited The girl, meanwhile, was people who didn’t abandon The meat department at Reynolds the latest on the “in crowd.” to be a teenager on the eve dumped on the spot. At him: his parents. “The Market is lucky to have Marian DeMangelaere as part of its team. Marian joined Reynolds on Jan. But, Randall said, “you of her birthday. Society is school the next day rumors people that we made fun of, 31, 2006, when she moved from Shelby to Sidney to don’t have a clue what it led to believe, after all, that swirled. “I’m telling this the people who we came to remarry her rst husband, Dan. The couple has two daughters, means, but it sounds excit- teenage years are supposed story because you know school and criticized and Heather Luinstra and Katy DeMangelaere, but even more ing and intriguing.” to be fun and exciting. But what’s happening today out condemned, the people we exciting Marian recently became a grandma with the birth of To fit in, youth are told when the girl awoke the here in these halls,” Ran- have blamed for all of our grandson Nolan. they’ve got to do four next morning, she was dall said. In the eyes of this mistakes,” Randall said, While living in Shelby, Marian worked for a veterinarian, and things: smoke, drink, do disappointed – nothing teen’s peers it was funny; in suggesting that sometimes she sometimes jokes saying, “I used to put animals together drugs and have sex (the last had changed. She went to the eyes of the community, people may feel like their and now I take them apart!” one drawing laughter). Not school. It was the same. she now had a reputation of parents don’t care, but Marian’s job as a meat merchandiser keeps her on her toes much has changed since She began putting being? “A slut,” a “whore,” “when push comes to shove, with early morning shifts to make sure the freezers are stocked Randall was in school, he makeup on to look older, the students answered. mom and dad will be there.” full with the best meat in the area. So the next time you visit Reynolds, take a few minutes and said. “We still sit in our au- which begs the question “At least you’re honest,” The students were encour- congratulate this new grandma and thank her for all she does ditorium and laugh about once again: “What’s wrong Randall told them. “I thank aged to tell their parents in keeping the meat department at its best. these four things. We find with being ourselves?” you.” they love them. humor with them and we Later, the young woman Later, the girl quit school joke about them. But let me met a fellow student and and two days before the Lessons ask you, in all honesty, is it they dated for a year and birth of her baby, she took A year spent in the hos- what everybody’s doing?” a half, Randall said. One her life. Three days later, pital, a year in rehab and it www.reynoldsmarket.com • 433-2305 1151 South Central Ave., Sidney New Fall Items HUGE SALE! door prizes CELEBRATING 4 YEARS! We have enjoyed the ride... and look forward to many more miles...

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Austin Kendall fights off a Glendive player to get extra yards in Friday night’s game over the Lexi Prevost tries to dodge her defender in Saturday’s powder puff game. Glendive Red Devils.

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Grace Shope shows Savage Warrior spirit during Friday’s game Fusion’s Brock Frisbie has running room in Friday’s game against Savage. against The Fusion.

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Paul Brannan, left, and Bobby Frank take the top two spots at the state golf tournament.

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Sidney freshman Carter Moore breaks free from the Red Devils in Saturday’s froshmore game against Glendive.

BILL VANDER WEELE | SIDNEY HERALD BILL VANDER WEELE | SIDNEY HERALD Jordan Stevens is able to run by defenders while the other Sidney senior Elise Torgerson makes a big run in Saturday’s powder puff game. The seniors won18-2. Eagles show great blocking. 2B Wednesday, oct. 3, 2012 Sports sIdney HeRaLd Breast cancer survivors: the struggle and life after cancer the daughter of breast cancer survivor tells of how her mother’s attitude, power of prayer and support of family, friends and community play part in this miracle The Sidney Eagles volley- with her daughter Tracie’s At this point, she was The Billings Clinic did a Most of all, Cheryl was about her hair growing in ball team will host Pack the family. In the summer, her referred to an oncologist, Dr. great job leading us in a determined to live. and tell him all about the Place in Pink night on Tues- grandchildren from Bill- Neiva at the Billings Clinic. direction. Cheryl received her last days at The Rush. day. The team has been rais- ings, Kyle and Sydney, make When she went to her first Cheryl received her first treatment Jan. 23, 2012. Her Sadly, he passed away ing money to donate toward several trips to Sidney to appointment, Dr. Neiva said chemotherapy treatment on infusion nurses, Rhonda after his 89th birthday, June breast cancer awareness. stay with her. Cheryl has the cancer was stage three Oct. 7, 2011. helped Judy, and herself 14, 2012, five days after we By Tracie and Meghan garza gone on every family vaca- or four, stage three if the Cheryl was receiving celebrated this monumen- took him home. submItted tion with her children’s cancer was contained and the strongest regimen of tal moment with sparkling It has been 11 months families over the years. stage four if it had spread. chemotherapy possible. juice, and she received a since Cheryl’s diagnosis. Our mother and grand- She has visited Colorado, In order to determine if Her treatments typically special quilt. We took her to her cardiolo- mother, Cheryl Lynn Garza, California, Florida, Mexico, cancer had spread to vari- took four hours and had a Cheryl had another obsta- gist in August and her first has always been recognized Idaho, and this fall New ous regions of the body, a treatment every 21 days, cle in March, when she was good news was given. Her for her sincere, amazingly York City. Petscan was ordered. six treatments total. She diagnosed with congestive heart completely repaired kind-heartedness and giving Along with spending time Cheryl did not have any had her first treatment in heart failure. Her heart was itself. She will continue personality. Whenever the with her family, Cheryl health insurance, and there- Billings, then came back to only pumping 35 percent, taking blood pressure pills opportunity arose for her enjoys garage-saleing, bak- fore was unable to receive Sidney for her treatments as compared to a healthy heart and needs to watch her salt to help in some way, she ing and cooking and playing a Petscan immediately. She she lived with her 88-year- at 55-65 percent. intake, but she was able to always has. We have had games on Facebook. She is was waiting until her 65th old father, and had a busi- She was beginning to feel remove the diuretics from people tell us more than a Mountain Dew addict and birthday in May, hoping to ness and other responsibili- defeated by cancer, I believe. her routine. once that our mother is a a “Twilight Junkie”. All of sign up for Medicare. Dr. ties in Sidney. She had also lost a lot of Cheryl went to see her “true angel.” these things define our mom Neiva told us we could reach She cannot say enough ‘She was beginning to oncologist Aug. 15., and her Cheryl was born May 1, and grandma. close to the same conclu- good things about her second round of good news 1947, a May Day baby, to Sept. 14, 2011 was a tragic sions with extensive X-rays chemo nurses, Rhonda was given. She is in remis- her parents Bob and Adra day our family will never so the family agreed on that. Conlin and Judy Carda, at feel defeated by cancer, sion of her breast cancer. Brown. She was the first forget. Cheryl went to the The X-rays showed a large the Sidney Cancer Center. No one in the family ever of four children. She at- emergency room and was lesion on her lumbar spine She is so grateful and was so i believe.’ believed this day would tended school in Sidney and told it was highly likely she and also on the pelvic bone. impressed with the care she come and neither did she. graduated from Sidney High had advanced breast cancer. The doctors called to tell the was given. Cheryl will still receive School in May 1965. Cheryl did not go to the doc- family this and told us she I (Tracie) remember tell- Tracie garza her bone therapy once a Cheryl married Troy tor on a regular basis and would need another biopsy, ing mom, “I wish it was me daughter of cheryl Garza month for three years and Garza on Aug. 20, 1966, and for various reason, chose to this time of her pelvic bone. instead of you.” Her reply will continue her hormonal had two children. Robert ignore some physical symp- The doctor told us we could was “No, I wouldn’t want mobility in her left arm pill treatment forever. When “Rob” was born Nov. 28, toms that she was experi- tell her that night what that.” and hand, from the tumor, the doctors made references 1966, and Tracie was born encing for at least a couple she was up against or wait The chemotherapy was infected lymph nodes and to her still being here in March 13, 1971. of months. till the morning when she given prior to a mastectomy chemotherapy. At this point, 10 years, we were simply Cheryl spent her time When Cheryl, accompa- returned for the biopsy. because the tumor had the doctors began to worry amazed. The emotions working at Gurney Electric nied by Tracie, went to the We didn’t know what to do, attached itself to her chest her body would be unable to were running wild in the while raising her two chil- emergency room, Jacquelyn but eventually we told her wall. In order for them to handle the mastectomy we room. Thirdly, her hand has dren. She is a grandmother Free examined her. Free was because none of us could remove the tumor, it needed had been waiting for since slowly begun to regain some to four: Megan, Shanan, very concerned, but could handle hiding it. to shrink and begin separat- September. movement. She will begin Kyle and Sydney. Her love not do a biopsy that day as This is when it all become ing from the chest wall. The doctors conversed and physical therapy this month for her children and grand- Cheryl had taken aspirin, so real. I don’t think any of She began to get more ill went through with the sur- to keep working on this. children is beyond words. ‘We had many moments us slept. We all cried until after each chemo treatment. gery on March 7. Along with We are truly blessed. She was meant to be a mom we couldn’t cry anymore. Things you do not think the removal of the breast, Cheryl is back out at The and grandma. The next morning she went play a big part in your every lymph nodes were removed. Rush, and it’s mind-blowing Along with being an of crying, regret and in for the biopsy, and it was day life, do. She lost her Cheryl was released from to think what has happened astounding family woman, confirmed: the cancer had eyelashes, which caused her the hospital two days later, these past 11 months. Cheryl is a very successful wishing things were spread. eyes to water horribly. She another miracle. Her only Miracles happen and entrepreneur. Cheryl’s oncologist, Dr. lost her nose hair, which complaint was that she prayer works. She is living Cheryl opened The Rush, different.’ Neiva, talked about sending caused her nose to run all should have only had to stay proof. She was on many an espresso drive-through, her home and treating her the time. She was horribly one night in the hospital, prayer chains. A group of in November 1997, with the for “quality” of life instead fatigued. I do not believe not two. women got together and help of her family. Cheryl’s Tracie garza of fighting it. any of us know how miser- On June 5, Cheryl was began taking a meal into the devastated again. Almost house whenever she needed. daughter, Tracie, and father, daughter of cheryl Garza Cheryl wanted to fight this able she was because she Bob, worked with her every and so did we. The family wanted to stay strong for us. nine months to the day of These acts of kindness d a y. asked if she could receive Bob was very protective of her cancer diagnosis, she relieved stress for her as she It is so much more than a a blood thinner. Our family the chemotherapy no matter her and watched her every took her father whom had worried a great deal about business; it is a way of life had to wait seven days to what it took. day. When she went into her become such a large part of her father having his sup- for everyone in the fam- find out the severity of her The next obstacle was bedroom to sleep, he would her life to have a laparoscop- per. These people will never ily. But of course there are cancer, which felt like an chemotherapy. The treat- sit on his recliner in the liv- ic hernia removal. When be forgotten. things besides working that eternity to us. We had many ments were very expensive ing room and watch her bed- the doctors ended up going Cancer does not have to Cheryl enjoys doing. moments of crying, regret, and had to be paid for in room door, waiting for her in, they ironically found be a death sentence. Don’t Cheryl’s favorite things and wishing things were advance to come out. He would make he had inoperable cancer. give up. Her attitude, the are anything that has to do different. Her sister, Sandy John- her Cream of Wheat and He was given two months power of prayer, support of with her family. She lived She had the biopsy of son, did some checking and pudding, or the occasional to live. She told him, “I will family, friends and the com- with her father after her her breast at Sidney Health was able to get her signed egg. We kept her inside most take care of you the way you munity played a part in this mother, Adra, passed away Center and was told she had up with a high-risk health of the time so she wouldn’t took care of me.” miracle. in 1982. Every evening she stage four mestatic breast insurance plan, which we get sick with the flu, catch a She never left his bedside. I still have people tell me, made dinner for him along cancer. were entirely thankful for. cold, etc. She would giggle with him “Your mom is an angel.” Breast cancer survivor credits her fight to laughter, nurses By Sarah BlooM Perez was diagnosed with “Kind of like my chemo, an antibiotic for a year. On sIdney HeRaLd stage two breast cancer it has not gone smooth,” any random day, she would after her second mammo- she said. be sick from the pill. Breast cancer survivor gram showed calcifications. After her first surgery, As she thinks back to all and Sidney resident Cindy From there, she didn’t Perez needed a second one of her struggles, she laughs Perez has been in remis- want to waste time to set up due to dead tissue from the it off. “I guess that’s how I sion since spring of this appointments in Billings lack of blood flow. The doc- made it through,” she said. year. for surgery. tors also had to replace a “I laughed it off. I had my Diagnosed in October “The whole time frame it drain that wasn’t working. bad days when I was by 2010, Perez is reminded of was just so overwhelming,” Soon after, Perez made a time before she was ever Perez sad. “One day you another trip to Billings ‘i guess that’s how diagnosed. wake up and it’s just a nor- when she had to get tunnel- “When I think back in mal day and by the end of ing holes cleaned out and i made it through. i the day, you’ve got cancer, surgically closed from an ‘When i think back in tests and decisions to make infection she had gotten. on surgeries. Everything Not even a week after laughed it off.’ May, the last day of is thrown at you, and it’s that surgery, the other side overwhelming.” opened. She said it was cindy Perez school i had cancer and i She had to wait a week partly due to radiation be- and a half to even schedule cause the treatments dam- breast cancer survivor her surgery because the age the elasticity within didn’t know.’ doctor’s office was short the skin. myself when I had nothing staffed because of the flu. Still waiting for the to do but think about every- “It felt like it was a month,” holes to completely close, thing, and I still have those cindy Perez she said. she keeps her doctors in days. I call it my feel-sorry- breast cancer survivor The doctors had told her Billings up to date with for-myself moment.” that having a lumpectomy saRaH bLoom | sIdney HeRaLd pictures. Perez’s mom was di- and completing it with “Your life changes so agnosed with cancer six May, that last day of school radiation treatments was Breast cancer survivor Cindy Perez, bottom, and Cheryl Garza, much,” she said. “When weeks before she was with I had cancer and I didn’t going to be just as effective right, reunite with their nurses Judy Carda, middle, and Rhonda you are going through che- Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Her know,” Perez said. “It’s as a mastectomy. Naturally, Conlin, left. mo and having to be at the mother did her chemother- scary to think about how Perez wanted to go with vember, doctors told her On Jun. 2, 2011, Perez doctor’s appointments, go- apy and radiation treat- long I had this before find- that option. After having the margins did not clear completed her chemo treat- ing through the treatments, ments rather quickly. While ing out.” the lumpectomy in No- and even more bad news as ments and on July 5, she it seems like I always had her mother is still going they found out it was HER2 started radiation therapy, a something to do medically. through checkups, Perez is CLIP & SAVE positive. program Monday through As the treatments came battling to get some sense “I decided to go through Friday, that lasted for seven to an end, I didn’t see the of normalcy back in her with the mastectomy just weeks at Sidney Health nurses or doctors as much. life. because it’s just so scary Center. It’s kind of scary because Perez understands the to think I might have to go Throughout her treat- those treatments and doc- reconstructive surgery is through it again,” she said. ments she found comfort in tor’s appointments are like completely optional, but for “I didn’t want to have to her nurses Judy Carda and a security blanket because her, it is the final step. worry about if they didn’t Rhonda Conlin. “They were I knew that someone was “If I don’t do the recon- Volleyball LocalRodeo get it all again, having to really easy to talk to and always watching over me or struction, it’s kind of like Thurs., Oct. 4 Sat. & Sun., make another decision.” joke around with,” she said. looking out for me. As the staring cancer in the face Sidney at Hardin Activities The cancer had spread to “They are great at what appointments slowly get every day,” she said. Oct. 6 & 7 the first lymph node, mean- they do and they really further a part, it’s kind of Perez beat breast cancer Fri., Oct. 5 ScheduleMHSRA at Hamilton ing Perez was going to need make you feel comfortable scary, because now I’m on because there was no other Fairview vs. Savage chemotherapy as well. and not quite so stressed. my own.” option to her. R&L Fusion vs. Football After the mastectomy We spent a lot of time just Perez may have beaten “I want to thank Dr. Nie- in December, she started laughing. If I wouldn’t breast cancer, but she con- va, Dr. Harrison and staff Saco/Hinsdale at Richey Fri., Oct. 5 Fairview vs. St. Labre chemo treatments in Janu- have, I probably would have tinues to struggle with her Judy, Rhonda, the staff at Sat., Oct. 6 ary. gone crazy.” reconstruction. “Every now school and my friends for R&L Fusion vs. Hysham Savage, Fairview & “I was really scared,” Thanks to the new and then I will have a down helping me get through at Richey Culbertson at R&L she said. “Fear of the un- TomoTherapy machine day where everything just this. Culbertson vs. Circle known, not knowing what at the center, Perez didn’t feels really overwhelming “Cancer is always going Fusion Invitational Sidney at Hardin to expect, not knowing how have any major side effects having to go through all of to be a major part of my at Lambert sick it was going to make from the radiation besides this,”she said. “I just have life, no matter if it comes Sidney at Sat., Oct. 6 me.” minor skin color changes. had bad luck with a lot of back or not,” she said. “I’m Billings Central/Laurel Savage at Rosebud Perez had to get blood TomoTherapy combines a things.” not mad about it. I just transfusions from her CT scanner with radiation After being asked to be remind myself, there are a Tues., Oct. 9 Cross Country second treatment until her treatment. a part of a medical study lot of people that have it a Sidney vs. Plentywood Sat., Oct. 6 fifth because her counts After radiation was com- when diagnosed, the study lot harder than I do or did. (Pink Night) Culbertson at Miles City wouldn’t go back up, add- plete, Perez went to Billings drug Perez took had given Cancer did not win, I’m ing on an extra month of and started reconstruction her nearly every side effect still alive.” Sidney at Miles City chemotherapy. this past June. listed and she had to take CLIP & SAVE SIDNEY HERALD Sports WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3, 2012 3B Eastern 6-man football standings culbertson Team Conference Overall Westby/Grenora 4-0 4-1 beats Fusion Hysham 3-1 4-1 R&L 3-1 3-2 Terry 3-1 3-2 volleyball Savage 2-2 3-2 By Sarah Bloom Carter County 0-3 0-4 SIDNEY HERALD Garfield County 0-4 0-5 Culbertson ralied to Rosebud 0-3 0-4 defeat Fusion in confer- ence play on Saturday. The scores were 25-20, 19-25, 12-25, 25-21, 15-9. 1c volleyball standings SARAH BLOOm | SIDNEY HERALD Culbertson had 42 kills, Team Conference Overall 15 blocks, 17 aces, 85 digs The Fusion huddles together in Friday’s game at Savage. and 37 assists. Fairview 7-0 10-0 Individual leaders for the Grenora/Westby 7-0 9-0 Cowgirls included Shelby Savage 5-0 6-4 Weeks with 20 kills and Fusion goes pink Saco/Hinsdale 5-2 9-2 14 assists, Torie Kirkaldie R&L 4-2 5-5 with eight blocks and Em- Froid/Lake 4-3 4-5 ily Nielsen with 30 digs. The Fusion had 26 kills, for breast cancer Scobey 3-5 4-6 nine blocks, 38 digs and 25 By Bill Vander Weele pink at those games, a por- Culbertson 2-4 3-6 assists. SIDNEY HERALD tion of the admission fees Bainville 2-5 4-6 Individual leaders for will go to the Sidney Health Nashua 1-5 3-7 Fusion included Alexis The R&L Fusion’s football Center, senior player Cam- Brockton 0-5 0-8 Johnson with 14 kills and team will have a different eron Johnson said. look for its final two home “It was kind of our foot- Frazer 0-7 0-6 six aces, Shanna Olson with five blocks, Jessica games this season, and play- ball team’s idea,” Johnson Williams with 21 digs and ers hope fans will also have said. “It’s a fundraiser for Bailee Fink with 23 assists. a similar appearance. breast cancer awareness.” Eastern c football standings The Cowgirls’ victory The football squad decided He added the Fusion foot- over Fusion places them in to have “pack the house in ball players will be wearing eighth place in 1C volley- pink” nights for its home pink items such as socks, Team Conference Overall ball conference standings. games against Hysham arm bands, sleeves and Fairview 5-0 6-0 Fusion, fifth in the confer- in Richey this Friday and mouthguards. Wibaux 4-1 5-1 ence, hosts fourth place against Rosebud in Lambert Culbertson/Bainville 3-2 3-3 Saco-Hinsdale Friday. Oct. 17. 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Must be able to LPN Yo build, configure, in- Full-time or part-time stall, & test communi- position with sign-on cation/automation bonus $2,500 & $3000 $1,500 for PT paid hardware; service could calls to troubleshoot over 10 quarters. issues on existing Usual shift is 12 in 3 weeks! sites; manage all pa- hours, but willing to Express Employment Professionals is hiring for the Sidney Sugars Sugarbeet perwork for billing and look at other alterna- Vans, Vans, Vans data logging of work. tives. Starting wage Harvest and positions are going FAST! Ask about our $50 referral. Must have good trou- depending on experi- For details call Kay at ble-shooting skills. ence. Contact 2006 Chrysler Town & Country EOE.Email resume: Brenda French 1-888-791-6738 careers@ 406-787-6408. 3.8-V6, leather trim, elynxtech.com Beginning Sept. 11 we will be accepting or fax to fully equipped, applications at 102 North Central Ave., Sidney 918-496-8615 one owner, 98,505 2650 32nd Ave. S., Gra miles, #6496 701-787-5655 or ap Home Care 1100 19th Ave. N in Fargo Services Sale Price $ 7,995 Seeking a part-time EARN EXTRA CASH! Personal Care Attendant Express Employment Professionals is looking for for Fairview and the surrounding area. people to work at the Quality Lab for Sidney Sugars. Competitive wages and benets 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT s¬7ORK¬¬WEEKS¬ ¬0ART¬4IME FOR MORE INFORMATION 3.8-V6, fully equipped, s¬%ARN¬UP¬TO¬¬PER¬HOUR 406-228-4200 or s¬)NSIDE¬WORK 406-433-3180 81,104 miles, one XNLV50212 s¬3HIFT¬START¬AT¬¬PM¬ ¬HOUR¬SHIFTS owner, #6538 s¬.O¬EXPERIENCE¬NECESSARY HELP WANTED Sale Price &OR¬DETAILS¬CALL¬+AY¬AT Dental Hygienist $ Looking for a motivated 1-888-791-6738 hygienist to join our team. 9,495 Beginning Sept. 11 we will be accepting applications at 102 N Central Ave., Sidney State of the art, comprehensive, general, cosmetic practice. 2650 32nd Ave. S., Gra 701-787-5655 or ap For more information 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan 1100 19th Ave. N in Fargo call 406-433-7645. 3.8-V6, fully equipped, 122,015 miles, #6578 HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! OWN ONE OF THE FINEST Healthy PROPERTIES IN THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA! Smiles Dental 13541 Frontier Loop is located on 3 pine-covered acres between Rapid City and Spear sh! The area is most famous for its mild Sale Price winters, quality of life, NO STATE INCOME TAX! Property boasts terri c views, 3 car, attached garage AND a $ 60’x40’ shop! Well appointed kitchen with exotic granite, 7,995 Main oor master suite, grand replace, walk-out lower level HELP WANTED where you will entertain family and enjoy movies and football Enerstar Rental & Services has opening in the treater room & snacks at the wet bar. in Montana and North Dakota This property is priced well below Gary Schoepp Gary McPherson Kris Weltikol  replacement value at just Experienced Winch ->ià ->ià ->iÃÊ $699,000. Truck Operator {nӇ{ä™nÊ­œ“i® {nn‡ÇÇx™Ê­œ“i® {nn‡xÓ{nÊ­œ“i® {n™‡ÓΣÓÊ­ i® {nä‡Óә{Ê­ i® {n䇣nÎäÊ­ i®  Field Service Tech Light building maintenance for oil field living accommodations Pay depending on experience, with benefits

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Instructional (IT) AKC Lab Puppies. 280 acres NE of Lam- NEW TODAY! PRICE REDUCED For sale or rent, 3 NEW TODAY! Asian body Works & Big Dog Technology Position Black,yellow, choco- bert. 2-80 acres par- $190,000- 3+ bed- bdrm, 2 bath.,approx. Natural Therapist Maintenance Lambert School late. Dewclaws re- cels in SEC26 23N rooms and 2 1/4 bath- 2000 sq ft. detached, Prenatal, Swedish, re- mowing, raking, tree Lambert Public moved, micr chipped, 56E, 120 acres parcel FOR SALE House rooms in this century lg. double garage, New RV Park, flexology, foot mas- with 3 extra lots in trimming, removing, Schools is seeking a Health guarentee. in Sec35 23N 56E. old house, some up- storage building, all Downtown Sidney, sage. Discounts landscaping, con- FT (40 hours per $500. 406-367-5590 406-774-3711 Medicine Lake dates, partially fenced insulated and steel Full Hookup offered. $128,000 (as is).Will- struction cleanup, week/ 11 months per http://www.sweet- yard , 2 lots,close to sided on 3/4 acres. 2 406-480-9119, 711 S. Lincoln Ave. hauling, demolition, year). IT person re- grasslabradors.com/ 4 bdrm, 2 ba house, ing to divide up the schools and down- mi. south of Sidney. 360-581-9995 main floor laundry, lg 406-488-9169 and general mainte- sponsible for the tech- lots. 406 686-4029 town, a must see,312 406-488-1515 www.asianbody Giveaway: 8 yr. old open kitchen, dining nance. Free esti- nology in our K-12 6th Street Southeast, Now Open! work-therapy.com mates. school. Duties in- apayed female choco- and living room. Com- Horse Creek Trailer late Lab. Good with pletely finished base- House for Sale: 406-480-2094, Williston Village Air 406-973-3045 clude, but not limited 406-480-3029, Court RV and Laun- B & J Heating, kids, dogs and cats. ment with lg. family Sidney, 1 story dromat has openings RV Resort Conditioning & Refrig- Big Sky Surveying to, network admini- w/basement, 2 bdrm 406-488-5837 • $795/ Mo.+ Elec. stration, trouble- Needs a good home. room. 1440 sq. feet for RV or trailers eration offers sales, Joseph L. Kauffmann each floor. Oversized down, 2 up, 1 ba main 406-4881-718 eve- $400/m service and repair. 25 shooting hardware 406-798-3122 nings 406-488-5837 406-939-4828 • Water & • Subdivision 2 car garage. floor, 1 ba up, main or 406-485-2610. Call Sewer Incl. years experience. Sid- • Land use consulitng and internet issues, Miniature Dash- floor laundry, vinyl software installations, chunds, 1st shots, $329,000. after 5:30 pm. • 30x70 Lots ney, MT. Call • Family transfers 406-480-5632 fence in back, new 406-482-4744. • Boundary adjust advice on purchasing long hair, CKC. roof and hot water Apply now & be in and upgrading the 701-651l-3117 or Commercial Horse Creek Trailer your place in Bakken Fence menst and more. heater. Single car at- MOBILE HOMES Call 406-488-9452 or present technology, 701-528-4040 Office Building tached garage, close Court RV and Laun- 24 hrs! Residential and and help-desk for stu- dromat has openings commercial Fencing. 406-250-9452 Pampered K-9 & Fe- For Sale as an In- to schools. $149,000. Modular Homes www.williston dents and staff. Work- line. Where your pets vestment. Gross 406-480-1670 for RV or trailers villagervresort.com Call Tim Troiano. space in the school is Customize your Mo- $400/m 406-939-4828 406-890-3211 or are family! Boarding, Revenue $216,000 dual Home, single or (701)580-2287 Brookman Rodeo available. Position be- will pick up and de- per year. Net Reve- or 406-485-2610. Call 888.3864909 Let our team of pro- gins immediately and double wide. Deb after 5:30 pm. liver. Jennifer Dore. nue $156,000. per Schieffer, Owner. Need someone to fessionals help you salary is dependent 406-798-3417 or year. Excellent PRO-TEC STORAGE clean your house who with your next rodeo. on experience. Hous- 406-488-6183 or 406-480-5908 Strong tenant. 7 406-489-6183 LEASE A STATE All types of storage is reliable and experi- Dave & Cathy ing is available. Con- years remaining on a Lot for sale in Bain- Wieferich. Paw’s Point Pet CABINSITE. The sizes available. enced? Kelsie tact: 10 year lease. ville, MT., 7,000 sq. Montana Departmen 208-680-5398 406-482-7961 or Bill Colter, Grooming and Board- $2,250,000. You buy ft., $25,000 OBO. Call 6x11, 12x12, 11x22, 406-489-7961 ing, “The Animal Inn”, of Natural Resources 701-842-3476 Superintendent, (option) and we can Kurt at 406-425-2521. RENTALS and Conservation 11x32 Lambert Schools, quality care, reason- manage it for you. Owner/Broker. able rates. Located (DNRC) has cabin- Days 433-3013 Lambert, MT call Rick in Helena, sites for lease Savage School 406-774-3333x103 or south of Sidney, 406-442-6091 or Lots for sale in Fair- 1 bdrm, dorm style, 406-433-7033. furnished apartment throughout western wcolter@ 406-461-5145. view. 3 adjoining lots Montana. Waterfront Seeking To Fill Position lambertschool.net 406-442-6091 each 50’x150’ All lots with utilities. $600. 1 Pawsitive bdrm full apartment sites are available on for more information have water/sewer. 1 Rogers, McGregor, Western Part-time and/or request an Dog Training Custom Portable lot has modular home $1150. Glendive “Where Sit Happens” Application & info: Beaver and Echo application. Housing 15’x70’ with 2 entry Lakes in the Flathead Mini-Storage Classroom Aide Closing date is Mon- Basic obedience and Temporary housing, way, garage, and stor- juniperapartments@ behavior solutions. gmail.com or region, and on the for the 2012-2013 school year. This position day, October 15, bunkhouses, park age building. Remain- Blackfoot and Clear- has storage units 2012. 406-488-5144 models, singles, du- ing lots unimproved. (406)989-1289 will assist in both Elementary and High School water Rivers. Many available. classrooms. Position is open until filled. Rock Springs WY plexes. Deliverd to Contact 954-651-2334 others. Lot sizes start Upland Kennel you. Move in ready. • 20x20 • 10x20 Now hiring CDL driv- at 1 acre. Both vacant Please send a letter of interest, a resume ers & swampers for Dog boarding, lowest 208-263-6947 or Mobile Home / RV and improved sites. • 10x16 • 8x9 Winch, Water, Sand & rates, anytime 208-255-9640 Park for sale in Glen- 1-Bedroom units 15 Year Leases. Call and three letters of recommendation to drop-off/ pickup, in- dive, MT $1,050,000. available 219 14th Ave. S.W. Heating. Oilfield ex- EQUAL HOUSING 406-444-2074 or visit Superintendent Tyler Arlint at door/ outdoor runs For Lease: 40 spaces; bathhouse for low-income OPPORTUNITY per. and Hazmat pre- TWO Properties www.dnrc.mt.gov/ Sidney, MT PO Box 110, Savage MT 59262. ferred. Call with heated building, & Coin Laundry; City elderly/disabled 1 or 2 cabinsite serving the commu- (storage/parking, services; Fully occu- person family 482-3799 A background fingerprint check is required at hire. 307-382-3677 for in- etc.) No Livestock New 3 bdrm, 2 ba. For more information, please formation or fax your nity 25+ years. Call pied. Michael 433-3721 or 433-1978 482-2666 406-798-3457. S of Sidney on CR 406-253-0451 or TTY 711 with 1 kitchens. call Mr. Arlint at 406-776-2317. resume to 122 between MDU $2,600 406-478-3167. 307-382-7322 and Rich. Cemetery New construction, 4 Equipment yard for Available Oct 1. Cul- near RR spur. Prop- bdrm, 2.5 bath, 2300 rent with 24’x28’ bertson. Classifieds erty 1: 2 ac. sq. ft. finished, family heated shop, older 2 Rent: Rv trailer lot Property 2: 10 acres room, master suite. bdrm house, room for ion private country Work MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE 1-303-652-0350 OR $279,900. Call a couple of RV park- land in Glendive. 433-2403 1-325-446-3037 406-798-7767 ing. Ideal for oil field 307-277-3215 Advanced Commu- service or Construc- nications, 1540 S. ** This newspaper For Sale By Owner Residential Lot tion Company. Room Central, Sidney, MT, will not knowingly ac- 1 bdrm house w/ga- 10,200 sq. ft., water, for limited livestock. 6 406-433-1659. 2-way cept any advertising rage & small shed on sewer. 11th St. SE. miles from Sidney. radio sales and serv- for real estate which is a 6900 sq ft. lot. Great $55,000 406-480-4798 call 7 SALES REPRESENTATIVE ice, satellite phone in violation of the law. rental potential, needs 406-488-7193 am-7pm. SALES CLERK Help Wanted paging. Our readers are some TLC. $85,000. hereby informed that 406-489-2849 or $12–14/Hr.Wage: $12.00/Hr. DOE all dwellings adver- 406-488-1794 Pipefitters Rotating Shifts Steel Buildings tised in this newspa- HM-Fours: 8 am – 5 pm Complete for per are available on For Sale by Owner: (within the hours of 6 a.m.-6 p.m. M-F & 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.) in the Tioga Area Assembly. Ex. 24x24 an equal opportunity ENORMOUS PRICE -Traveling Required Reg $6,678 Disc. basis. To report dis- REDUCTION. Single Montana Banking. Pure & Simple. –Bene No Overnights ts: Health, Dental (Must & Vision have | after valid 6 mos We Offer: $5,640 (Quantity 1) crimination in housing family home or du- tĞĂƌĞĂDŽŶƚĂŶĂͲďŽƌŶ ĐŽŵƉĂŶLJ͕ Sick Pay | after 6 mos. 48x96 Reg $32,470 call Montana Fair plex. 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Bob’s Electric Cowboy Crane Enviro-Tech Gary Oddy Sabo Brothers Wickless Products. Yellowstone Chiro- Bob Lee Service Consulting Inc. Construction Construction Schipman Exteriors The hottest new thing practic Clinic, treat- Master Electrictian Brian: 406-480-2339 Dirt work and scoria Taylor Schipman, in candles. Scentsy ments of sports and Septic drainfield and Custom Heating, cool- Owner. Siding, win- 406-433-2585 or Dave: site plan designs for ing and roofing. Free consulting, sales and Independent Consult- work related injuries. Have an Electical 406-480-7961 procurement. dows, roofing, soffit ant. Monica Reuter. Open Monday through your development estimates. 30 yrs ex- and fascia. Call Problem? We do wir- needs. 19 years DEQ perience. 406-478-3034 406-798-3537 Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ing repairs. Breakers, Creative Solutions 406-974-3486 406-433-4757, toll Cabinetry, counter- subdivision review ex- 406-951-1473 or outlet switches, lights. perience. MICHE BAG free 1-866-433-4757. We hang lights and tops for kitchens, 406-232-5529 (shop) Serving Montana for 406-257-2795 or Distributor MD Hose & ceiling fans. Rewiring bathrooms and of- Haul Lass, LLC Hot over 13 years. Provid- fices. From concept to 406-261-7565 The handbag with the S/L Services, Inc Fitting Flooring table and floor lamps Shot Trucking interchangeable ing all your masonry Cal’s carpet has the and other small elec- completion. 406-480-0126 needs as well as ICF Oil Field & Industrial Hydraulic Hoses & 406-488-1461 Tip Top cover. One bag end- Construction. Fittings up to 2”. largest selection of trical problems. less possibilities. foundations, E.I.F.S, flooring between Bis- Tree Service Heavy Highway brick and block, real Roustabout, Industrial Hoses & Catering Eggum 406-488-7583 or excavation, pressure Fittings up to 12” marck and Billings. Construction Inc. Tree trimming or tree Contractor www.michebagusa.com or cultured stone. Take it home today. For the perfect party! and stump removal. Redi- Mix,sand & Please call for a bid washing, concrete, 406-433-1590 Weddings, reunions, Quality concrete con- hot shot, structural M-F 9:30-5:30 after struction. Over 25 Bush and hedge gravel, asphalt pav- on your next project. hours appointments birthdays, anniversa- shaping. Insured & Li- ing. 406-765-8560 MonDak Clinic 406-539-0506 welding, tank battery. ries and any special years experience. Li- 406-433-6754 406-377-7730. censed. 25 years Tim- Family Clinic and www.calscarpet.com occasion. Jim’s Cater- censed & insured. Hurley’s Oilfield Pharmacy. Call “Big or small we ber experience. ing Co. 406-433-6010 406-488-5555. Services. 406-742-5261 for an pour them all” Portable Toilets and appointment. Catering off site or 406-488-1732 Luinstra Septic Services. on site, party tray to 406-742-5312 full dinner. Millers’ Key Janitorial Construction Von Feldt HELP Corner, Residential and com- New constructions, re- Kalberer’s Heating, Construction 406-433-4041. mercial. 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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE notice or said claims will NOTICE NOTICE claiming or who might Notice POLICY FOR be forever barred. MEETING NOTICE YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW and be informed of Peter O. Maltese Notice is Hereby Given claim any right, title, es- 609 South Central LEGAL NOTICES: Claims must be either The Board of Trustees of the functions of your government are the Board of County mailed to John Mercer, tate or interest in, or lien Avenue, Suite 10, The Sidney Herald will Sidney Public Schools or encumbrance upon the embodied in legal notices. In that self- Commissioners of Rich- the personal representa- will hold its regular meet- PO Box 969 land County, Montana make every effort to real property described in government charges all citizens to be Sidney, Montana 59270 tive, return receipt re- ing on Monday, Oct. 8, will on Monday the 15th make sure there are quested, at the law of- the Complaint adverse to informed, this newspaper urges every Phone: 406-433-6042 no typing errors. How- 2012 at 7:00 PM at Cen- plaintiff's ownership, or citizen to read and study these notices. We day of October, 2012 at fices of Harper Law Firm, tral School. Copies of the Fax: 406-433-6044 3:00 pm in the Commis- any cloud upon plaintiff's Attorney for Personal ever, it is the respon- P.C., P.O. Box 80370, agenda for this meeting strongly advise those citizens seeking further information to sioners Chambers in the Billings, Montana 59108, title thereto, whether Representative, sibility of the adver- will be available at the such claim or possible exercise their right to access to public records and public meetings. Richland County Court- tiser to make sure the or filed with the Clerk of Central Administration David Krueger house, 201 West Main, claim be present or con- MONTANA SEVENTH ad is correct on its the Seventh Judicial Dis- Office at 200 3rd Ave. Sidney, MT , meet for the trict Court, Richland tingent; RICHLAND JUDICIAL DISTRICT first run. If it is not, SE., Friday, Oct.5, 2012, COUNTY TREASURER, purpose of approving the County, Sidney, Mon- from noon to 4:00 PM COURT, budget and making ap- please call us and we and STATE OF MON- RICHLAND COUNTY tana. through Monday, Oct. 7, propriations for the fiscal will make the correc- DATED: this 20th day of TANA DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF from 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM. OF REVENUE, year ending June 30, tion and re-run it ONE September, 2012. (Publish Oct. 3, 7, 2012) PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES THE ESTATE OF 2013. The proposed Defendants. Belle M. Krueger time. If the correction /s/ John Mercer budget has been placed (Publish Sept. 26, Oct. STATE OF MONTANA Deceased, has to run more than SENDS GREETINGS TO ration, with its offices lo- be submitted by any per- on file and is open to in- once, the advertiser 3, 10, 2012) plication for permit to drill Probate NO. DP-12-73 spection in the office of PUBLIC NOTICE THE ABOVE NAMED cated in Savage, Mon- son with an interest that an oil and gas well at the NOTICE TO the Richland County will be billed accord- Mid-Rivers Cellular DEFENDANTS: tana, mailing address: is or may be adversely surface location set forth CREDITORS Clerk & Recorder. Any ingly. NOTICE Mid-Rivers Wireless of- YOU ARE HEREBY P.O. Box 30, Savage, MT affected within 30 days of above to the depth as NOTICE IS HEREBY taxpayer or resident may NOTICE Public Comment Notice fers two low-income tele- SUMMONED to answer 59262 has filed an appli- the last published an- stated will be filed with GIVEN that the under- appear at the meeting for Richland County Hous- phone assistance pro- the Complaint in this ac- cation with the Coal and nouncement to the Mon- the Montana Board of Oil signed has been ap- P. Bruce Harper or against any part of the Harper Law Firm, P.C. ing Authority Draft grams as outlined on tion which is filed in the Uranium Program of the tana Department of Envi- and Gas Conservation. pointed Personal Repre- proposed budget. Con- Annual Plan page 35 of our 2012 Office of the Clerk of this Montana Department of ronmental Quality, Coal Pursuant to Rules sentative of the 2625 St. Johns Avenue tact Stephanie Verhas- P.O. Box 80370 Telephone Directory. Court, a copy of which is Environmental Quality, to and Uranium Program, 36.22.601 and 36.22.601 above-named estate. All selt, Richland County The Richland County Lifeline provides Federal herewith served upon renew coal surface min- Attn: Chris Yde, PO Box and 36.22.604, Adminis- persons having claims Billings, Montana 59108 Clerk & Recorder, 201 Phone: 406-255-7474 Housing Authority has Universal Support to re- you, and to file your an- ing permit SMP 200901, Helena, Mon- trative Rules of Montana, against the said de- West Main, Sidney, Mon- prepared the Annual Plan duce monthly service swer and serve a copy C1984002. tana 59620-0901, or at an interested party may ceased are required to Attorney for Personal tana 59270; or call Representative, which is submitted to the charges paid by qualify- thereof upon plaintiff's at- This permit [email protected]. demand an opportunity to present their claims (406-433-1708; or by Dept. of Housing and Ur- ing low-income custom- torneys within 21 days af- re- (Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, be heard by the Montana within four months after MONTANA SEVENTH email at JUDICIAL DISTRICT ban Development. The ers. Link up provides ter the service of this newal will authorize 2012) Board of Oil and Gas the date of the first publi- [email protected] Plan covers a wide range Federal Universal Serv- Summons, exclusive of Westmoreland Savage Conservation concerning cation of this notice or COURT, to obtain further informa- RICHLAND COUNTY of policies, capital im- ice support to reduce the day of service, and in Corporation to continue the application. SUCH said claims will be forever tion or to request an ac- provements and evalua- service connection and case of your failure to ap- to affect an area of ap- DEMAND FOR HEAR- barred. IN THE MATTER OF commodation for a dis- THE ESTATE OF tions of the Housing line extension charges pear or answer, judgment proximately 885.0 acres NOTICE ING MUST BE RE- Claims must be either ability. Authority. The draft plan paid by qualifying low-in- will be taken against you known as Savage Mine, BEFORE THE BOARD CEIVED BY THE MON- mailed to David Krue- Mary A. Mercer Dated this 26th day of Deceased, is available for public in- come customers. Please by default for the relief located west of Savage in OF OIL AND GAS TANA BOARD OF OIL ger, the personal repre- September, 2012. spection and comment at contact the Mid-Rivers demanded in the Com- all or portions of the fol- CONSERVATION OF AND GAS CONSERVA- sentative, return receipt Probate NO. DP-12-37 Stephanie Verhasselt AMENDED the office of the Richland Wireless office at plaint. lowing areas: THE STATE OF TION AT THE ADDRESS requested, 1312 Stover Clerk & Recorder County Housing Authority 433-6782. This action is T20N R57E MONTANA NOTICE OF SET FORTH NO LATER Street, Fort Collins, Colo- NOTICE TO Richland County, CREDITORS of Sidney, Montana lo- (Publish Oct. 3, 2012) brought for the purpose Sections: 21, 22, 23, INTENTION TO THAN TEN (10) DAYS rado 80524, or filed with Montana cated at 1032 6th ST of quieting title to lands 26, 27, and 28 APPLY FOR PERMIT AFTER THE DATE OF the Clerk of the NOTICE IS HEREBY (Publish October 3, 10, GIVEN that the under- SW, Sidney, MT on Octo- situated in Richland US Geologi- TO DRILL AN OIL AND PUBLICATION OF THIS above-entitled Court. 2012) ber 1, 2012. County, MT, and de- cal Survey 7.5 minute GAS WELL NOTICE, OR THE AP- DATED: September 21, signed has been ap- NOTICE pointed Personal Repre- The purpose of the public scribed as follows: Lots quadrangle map, MT In the Matter of the Appli- PLICATION WILL BE 2012. comment period is to ob- Sean E. Johnson 42, 43 and 44 in Block 47 47104-D4-TF-024, con- cation of Brigham Oil & ACTED UPON BY THE /s/ David A. Krueger sentative of the Estate of CORETTE POHLMAN & Mary A. Mercer. All per- tain views of the resi- of L.E. Newlon Second tain the area Savage Gas, L.P.for a Permit to BOARD’S PETROLEUM (Publish Sept. 26, Oct. dents of the county espe- KEBE Addition to the Townsite Mine affected by this re- Drill an oil and gas well ENGINEER WITHOUT 3, 10, 2012) sons having claims 129 West Park Street against the Estate are re- cially low and very low in- of Fairview, Montana, ac- newal. 1. Name and Address of HEARING. A DEMAND come residents regarding P.O. Box 509 cording to the official plat Mining, recla- Applicant: Brigham Oil & MUST: (1) SET FORTH quired to present their Butte, MT 59703 claims within four (4) the community's afford- thereof on file in the of- mation operations (i.e., Gas, L.P., 6300 Bridge THE NAME, ADDRESS able housing needs and TEL: (406) 782-5800 fice of the Clerk and Re- regrading, resoiling, and Point Pky, Bldg 2, Ste. AND TELEPHONE NUM- months after the date of FAX:406) 723-8919 the first publication of this priorities. corder of Richland reseeding), haulage and 500, Austin, TX 78730 BER OF EACH INTER- Anyone who would like Attorney for Plaintiff County, Montana. maintenance of sediment 2. Well Name and Legal ESTED PARTY, THEIR more information or MONTANA SEVENTH WITNESS my control structures at Sav- Description: OWNERSHIP INTEREST would like to comment JUDICIAL hand and seal of said age Mine will continue. IN THE LANDS SUR- may contact the Housing DISTRICT COURT, court this 6th day of Sep- Copies of this Surface Location at 614' ROUNDING THE PRO- Authority at RICHLAND COUNTY tember, 2012. renewal are on file for FNL and 2331' FWL in POSED WELL, AND Free Ads 406-433-1978. No. DV-12-97 ARLENE RIGGS, public inspection at the NE1/4, NW1/4, Section THE REASONS WHY Reasonable accommoda- SUMMONS FOR Clerk of Court Richland County LIbrary, 21 Township 26 North, THE HEARING IS tions will be made for any PUBLICATION /s/ Jennifer Blekestad Sidney, Montana, at the Range 59 East Bottom SOUGHT; (2) BE Take advantage of our free know disability that may PACIFIC LAND HOLD- Deputy Clerk Coal and Uranium Pro- Hole Location at 250' SERVED UPON THE interfere with a person's INGS, a Montana, LLC, (Publish Sept. 19, 26, gram of the Montana De- FSL and 1740' FWL in APPLICANT BY COPY ads: ability to participate in Plaintiff, Oct. 3, 2012) partment of Environmen- SE1/4, SW1/4, Section MAILED OR FAX this hearing. vs. tal Quality, 2001 11th 28 Township 26 North, TRANSMITTED TO THE • Lost and found For more information BERNARD W. McBRIDE, Avenue, Bulding B, He- Range 59 East all in ADDRESS SET FORTH please contact: Paul L. A. DALE McBRIDE, lena, Montana, and in the Richland County. ABOVE. • Giveaways Groshart, Executive Di- and their unknown heirs, Coal and Uranium Pro- Montana Board of Oil and rector, Richland County devisees, successors Public Notice gram office located at Air- 3. Proposed Total Gas Conservation, 2535 • All items under Housing Authority, 1032 and assigns, and credi- Pursuant to the Montana port Business Park,1371 Depth: St. John’s Avenue, Bill- 6th St SW. Sidney, MT. tors of each of the Strip and Underground Rimtop Drive, Bldg IP-9, 20,015' (MD) and 10,381' ings, Montana 59102, $100 or at 406-433-1978. above-described individ- Reclamation Act notice is Billings, Montana. Writ- (TVD) FAX Number: (406) (Publish Sept. 30, Oct. ual defendants who now hereby given that West- ten comments, objec- Notice is 655-6015. 3, 7, 10, 2012) be deceased, and all moreland Savage Corpo- tions, or requests for in- hereby given that an ap- (Publish Oct. 3, 2012) 433-2403 other persons unknown ration, a Montana corpo- formal conferences may

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