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Dillon Tribune (Dillon, Mont.), 21 Nov. 1989, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/2015269516/1989-11-21/ed-1/seq-11/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
i . New s o f M e e tings a n d E v e n ts in o u r a rea Tuesday,Nov.21,1989-JMM©® STjf2!l>m!fi®-ll o o o W e d n e s d a y , N o v . 2 2 There will be an AA (12x12) meet* in g at the Alano Club beginning a t 8 p.m. on Wedneaday*. The W estern M o n ta n a College G a llery • M useum is. open Monday through Friday 12 to 4 p jn .; Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 to 9 p jn . snd Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m. Exhibits include L A . H uffman, pioneer photographer, showing through Novem ber, the Sei den* ticker W ildlife Collec tion, permanent a rt collection and stu dent work. The S o u thw e st G a llery on the cor ner o f Center and Idaho streets is open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mondsy, Wednes day, Thursday and F riday and Tuesday from 1 ta 4 p.m. Exhibits are works from local artists in w s te ralor and o il p aint ing ss well as pottery and Jewelry. T h u r s d a y , N o v . 2 3 There w ill be d r iv e r ’s license ex ams every Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. s t the courthouse in Dillon. The Beaverhaad Toastmasters w ill meet from 6:30 to 7:00 a t the Vig ilante Electric Co-op Building Thurs day evening!. Prospective members are encoursgedto attend. Please call Donna Brooks a t 683-2653 evenings for more information. t Overeaters Anonym ous meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room a t the Alano Club. For informa tion call 683-2985. There w ill be an ALANON meeting at the Alano Chib at 11:45 a jn . on Thursdays. A d u lt C h ild r e n o f A lc o h o lics w ill meet Thursdsys s t 8 p jn . att^e m u lti purpose room in the courthouse annex on Pacific Street. W arm W ater E x ercises fo r O ld s r . A d u lta w ill be every T hui^dsy from 10 a.m. to 11 a jn . a t the Boys] Inn Pbol. I t is sponsored by Beaverhead Allied Senior Services w ith Pfiser U nited Way. The instructor is Jan Whitcomb, 683- 6496. F r id a y , N o v . 2 5 A lc o h o lics Anonym o us (closed meeting) meets eveiy F riday a t 8 p.m. at the C ity H a ll a t 125 N. Idaho. There w ill be an AA w omen's g roup meeting (closed) Fridays a t 8 p jn . a t the Dillon Alano C lub. S a t u r d a y , N o v . 26 There w ill be a meeting a t the D il lo n A la n o C lub a t 8 p.m. for a ll addic tions. The News from Twin B ridges an d M a d is o n C o u n ty D a is y C h a p t e r . . . TWIN BRIDGES - Daisy Chap ter No. 20, OES, met Nov. 7 with WM Jessie Simonsen and acting WP Jack Fenton presiding. A thank you letter was received from WGM Dorothy Brook. It was reported that the Grand Officers who visited the last meet ing had presented their counter parts with a gift. FlorenceBiyantread the Instruc tions in the Statutes. Refreshments were served to 13 members. . > Cafe on Saturday in observance of Veterans Day. t Following luncheon a short pro gram was presented: the salute and pledge to the flag; a tribute to the flag, *1 Am Old Glory\ wasreadby Sally O’Dell; a moment of silent prayer in remembrance o f a ll our service men and women who gave their lives for their country followed by Taps by Geriean Whitney; a reading, “Veterans Day\ was read by Audrey Triplett; a poem, \A Special Day\ was read by Gerry Smith and \Remembering the Vet’ Story h o u r w ill be held e t the Dil lon City Library from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. forchi!dren from four to eight years of age. S u n d a y , N o v . 2 6 A lc o h o lics Anonym o u s meets eveiy Sunday a t 8 p.m. a t the Dillon Alano Club. M o n d a y , N o v . 2 7 • Bingo is played every Monday at the Senior Citizen* Cento- a t 7 p.m. Come jo in the fun. TOPS w ill have their weekly meet ing a t 7 p jn . at the Methodist Church. Eveiy Monday evening A A B i( Book Study w ill be h e ld a t 8 p jn . a t th e Alano Club. Eveiy Mondsy s t noon there w ill be an AA m o a ting st the Dillon Alano Club. Oveeeaters A nonymous w ill meet eveiy Monday at 2 p.m. at 29 East Center. B a rgain Basement is open Mon days from 9 to 3:30 s t 226 S. Atlantic. Marie Holt, county nurse, is chang ing the blood pressure c lin ic from Wednesday and Thuraday to Monday and Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. a t City H a ll. The fourth Monday o f each month AAUW meets a t 7:30 p jn . a t the Vig ilante Electric building. For more infor mation call 683-4932. T u e s d a y , N o v . 28 O pen AA a n d ALANON meets every Tuesday s t 8 p.m. at the St. James Episcopal Church, 203 E. Glendale. Dawes and Joy Lott and Boyce and Julie Lott and family drove to Bountiful, Utah, and picked up Janelle and Laree and drove to Portland, Ore., where they attended the wedding of Dawes and Joy’s daughter, Lynn and Jeff Vial on Saturday, Nov. 4. *niey were overnight guests of their children in Blackfoot. They drove on to Seattle where they vis ited with their daughter, Laree and her husband, who is recuperating from an operation. They returned home on Monday and on Tuesday, Joy took Janelle back to Ricks and Laree McGarry and daughter, Shawna to Bountiful. Visitors at Frank Balkovetz’s home over the weekend were Betty Carroll and Kenneth Finnegon of Missoula and Shauna Balkovetz of Butte. P a g e v i lle C l u b . and a prayer were given by Alice Dale. ----- ------- Members of the two organize- ... XT . ~ Pageville, Club met a t,H a * e lN .j tions .attending. were Gerry Smith „ S t o Smith’s home ^n Twin Bridges Nov. and Esther Burris from Sheridan ^ 8. Those present were Helen Tal- and Doris Lovejoy, EstherSommers, M illie Osborne, Audrey Triplett, Tal cott, Edith Tash, Ann Lasieh, Sharon Lasieh, Bertha Eblen, Eve lyn Edmisten, G loria Broksle, Viola Giem, Hazel L. Smith, Martha Nelson, Babe Maddox and Louise Balkovetz. A short meeting was held and it was decided to have a $3 g ift ex- M ^ a N r f» S ? h S lS rmeetingat N e i9 h b 0 r S Alice Dale, Geriean Whitney and Sally ODell from Twin Bridges. M illie Osborne received the food basket that the American Legion Auxiliary had for their Girls State project. There were two hostess gifts; Edith received one and Iris Rash, the other. Games were played and prizes were won by Sharon, E dith, Big Hazel, Viola, Bertha, Evelyn, Louise and Gloria. L ib r a r y n e w s ... October circulation figures for the Twin Bridges Public Library are: adult fiction, 134; a d u lt non fiction, 83; juvenile Action, 150; juvenile non-fiction, 18; paperbacks, 62; magazines, 15, and VCR, 1; total of 463. Users included: borrowers: rural, town, 112, and for other rural, 71; and town, o f393.. The library has received many new books, several beingpurchased with memorial monies and several that have been donated. New books include Glitter and the Gold by Fred Mistard Stewart; The Dark H a lf by Stephen King, and l l i e Widow’s TYial by JohnEhle. J o i n t m e e t i n g . . . The members o f the American Legion A uxiliary U n it N a 31 and Chas. M. Reis, veterans o f Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 3843, held a joint meeting a t the Blue Anchor Alice Dale attended the birthday party in Whitehall on Sunday for her granddaughter, Becky, which was hosted by her mother, Joanne Dale and daughters, Heather and Amy. Other guests included their house guest, Marcio Campos from Rio de Janiero, K irk, Fem and Ron Fox from Dillon, Paul and Rhonda Dale and family from Whitehall and Tad and Marilyn Dale and family and a friend and Joanne’s parents, Joe and Irma Murray from Butte. B r i d a l R e g i s t r y Bonnie Conley & Gordon Tolton, Nov. 25 S la v e c / i a s e n m i s u f l a r u a u s ite m s . G o a s t to C o a s t H i The Bicentennial Apartments are now accepting applications for studio, 1 and 2 bedroom units. HUD subsidized rent based on income, all utilities included. Housing for low income over 62 or disabled. A p p l y n o w f o r e a r ly a d m itt a n c e t o e c o n o m ic a l , s a f e , c o m f o r t a b le l i v i n g . C a l l o r v i s i t a t 7 6 W. Center, 683-2727. Centennial Commemorative A limited aditkxi of .999 silver proof one- ounce commemorativM is being mimed lo celebrate Montana-* oentsnnla). Mon tana sttslned statehood en November 8. 1889, ss ihe 41M i n t o In the Union. The first 2 ,5 0 0 commsmorativm w<! be num bered o n the rim snd come with a eertiS- eats of authenticity, Perfect tor collector* snd a greai gift tor t tt .T S . TO O R D E R , c a l toB-free 1-M0-23S4M8 E x t 381. MasteiCanf and V ita accepted, or tend your check (which includes post age and hanging) to: Montana Centennial I5t7t*th St. W. Suite 2*5 BiBing*. W t 59102 30 E. Bannack 683-6352 J 5 0 D E > [ f ( D A u s r i c a W e w a n t t o w i s h a l l o u r c u s t o m e r s H a p p y T h a n k s g i v i n g . C l o s e d T h u r s d a y Rent 6 movies for $10 Wednesday a n d keep u n til 3 p.m . Friday. Nintendo - Rent 2 days for 1 day price F r e e P o p c o r n There will bo a B ib le Study Tues day mornings with Pastor W illis Cook, Twin Bridges, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on the WMC campus in the Mathews H a ll Green Room next to the executive dining h a ll. Marie Holt, county nurse, is chang ing the blood pressure c lin ic from Wednesday and Thursday to Monday/ and Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. s t City H a ll. Low Im p a c t Exercises fo r O ld e r A d u lts wiQ beheldTuesdsysfrom 10:30 # j j l to 11:30 a.m. a t the City Council Chambers. I t is sponsored by Beaver head Allied Senior Services with the Dillon Rotary Chib. The instructor is Carl a Watrud, 683-2709. S a t u r d a y , D e c . 2 There win be a *Dance fbr Heart* exercise d a n c e m a rathon Dec. 2 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. a t the PE Complex, West ern Montana College. Participants w ill be soliciting sponsors to pledge for every minute of exercise dancing. Proceeds w ill go to the American Heart Assoda-' tion and dancers caa qualify for several awards. Fcr more information call Continuing Education at 683-7537 or coordinator, C arla Watrud a t €83-2709. The 16th ansuaf C o m m u n ity C h ristinas B a z a a r w ill be Dec. 2 from noon to 3 p jn . e t the S t. Rose Family Ceater. L e a p i s s t u d e n t o f m o n t h Scott Leap has been selected as the November Student of the Month.by the Beaverhead Fed eration of Teachers. Scott is a junior a t Beaver* head County High takingclasses in French, algebra, music, busi ness, chemistry, English, and world histoiy. Scott was nominated by his French teacher and speech coach, Katy Paynich. According to Paynich, Scott has \high aspi rations and goads and always challenges his abilities.\ As co- captain of the speech team, Scott is “extremely supportive ofother teammates. He sets an excellent example...leading by kindness.\ Besides being an excellent student, Scott is involved with the French Club, Pep Band, cross coyntry, track, 4-H, and his church youth group. Scott is admired ty the fac ulty for his helpftd attitude ih class. “We work in groups of four many times and he is very will ing to help those who are having a hard time in his group,\ said math teacher Dave Cypher. - *1 really eqjtiiy Scott in class and appreciate his participa tion,” said English teacher Janie Petersen; Glen Pioneers \David and Andy Miller, Ben Lucon and David Marchesseault went to NILE from the Glen area. The Glen Pioneers 4-H club ac cepted the goals and program for the 1989-90 year. H ie d u b voted to give $15 to Warm Springs Hospital, $25 to the 4-H B uilding for its up keep and box w ill be put a t the Glen store to collect gifts for the Boulder River School and Hospital. Thanksgiving plates for the community of Glen will be done on Nov.21.Livestock Judging Day w ill be held a t the Garrison ranch on Dec. 3. Rattlesnake Wranglers On Nov. 7 the Rattlesnake Wran glers had their 4-H meeting with president Shana Detton calling the meeting to order. Cory Harrison led the 4-H pledge and Jeremy Proctor led the American pledge. On old business the club talked about the Harrison hone judging and Terese Tommerup talked about tho halloween party. On new business the new mem bers told the club a little about themselves and tdd what they were going to take for 4-H this year. New members are: Johnna Clinton, Terra Dallasena, Lacy Figg, Allison Proc tor, Melanie Sigman, Jenni Ed wards, Jamie Watkins. Members also talked abotpt achievement day and the B ill Harrisonlivestock judg ing on Dec. 3 a t 1 p.m. Enrollment cards were collected and Helen Tommerup gave every body their record book back. Brad Tommerup gave a demon stration on mixing *diy And wet ingredients. Jennifer Malesich motioned to adjourn the meeting and Josh Eberfine seconded i t Re freshments were brought by the Schislers. Beaverhead Stock a n d S titch The Beaverhead Stock andStitch 4-HclubmetOct.29attbeDell H all for their Halloween kick-off party. There was roller skating, a picnic lunch, and later bobbing for apples and costume judging. Nov. 4 the Stock and S titd i held its second meeting with the pri mary focus being the election of new officers. They are: president, Katie Tow; vice president, Steve Holton; secretary, Elizabeth Tow,correspon dence secretary, Jenny Holton; treasurer, Heath MartineD; re porter, Nanci Luce; and recreation leader, Jason Gray. At the meeting the'members decided to donate $25 to the 4-H Council, $25 to the State 4-H B uild ing Fund, and $25 to the State 4-H Fund. The meetings will now be held a t a member's home on the first Sun day afetwh month. A talk or demon stration will be given a t each meet ing. Hie d u b w ill also apply for a People’s and Partner’s G rant. D fllon Hi-Lighters The third meeting'of tbe Dillon Hi-Lighters was called toorderNov. 7 a t 7 p.m. by president Denise Young. Hie meeting was a t the home o f Travis Reynolds. Travis led the American flag pledge and Chris Phillips led the 4-H pledge. R oll call was to turn in enrollment cards. A thank you was read from the Young family. Jennifer Nelsod re ported on the auction that the d u b hdd a concession stand a t Program Planning was dis cussed. Fun Day, Make I t Yourself W ith Wool Contest and Horse Judg ing wen a ll reported on by mem bers who attended. Members were reminded to attend Achievement Day on Nov. 12., The members sang “Montana” to celebrate the state’s 100th birthday and Rochelle B allard led the club in the game \Password*. The next meeting is Nov. 21 a t Becky B allard’s home. with friends in the community in cluding Tom Marshall and Mary Whitney and also attended the bazaar a t the Church ofthe Valley. Thursday afternoon visitors of Sally O D e ll were Betty Barkell and Gloria Barkell from Silver S tar and her brother and sister-in-law, Delbert and Janice High from Boze man. BurtandBettyWhitingattehded the state championship football game in Ronan on Saturday with Ronan and Sidney. On Sunday, Rueben and Cheryl Briggs from Ennis were dinner guests of the Whitings. Melvin Nelson went to Eureka on Tuesday where he joined a fam ily hunting party. I N T E R E S T F R E E ^ C H R I S T M A S O.A.C. At State Bank B o r r o w I n t e r e s t F R E E a n d s u p p o r t D i l l o n . ^ ★ No payment for 3 0 days after loan has been made. ★ Twelve months to repay loan. ★ $1200 maximum amount of loan. ★ Loan proceeds will be in Dillon Dollars. . ★ Dillon Dollars must be used at participating merchants. ★ Interest will accrue at 15% after maturity. ★ Minimum payment of $ 2 0 . 0 0 So...what are you waiting for? Come in and apply TODAY! State Bank&Trust Company Audriana's Champion Auto Co-op S upply D illon Village Florist Footprints Hitchin* Post Knock-About Lions Den M oving Image Penneys Right Angle Simply Yours Stamm Jewelers Throckmortons' Trails End Western Wear Participating Merchants The Bookstore Coast to Coast D I Hardware Dilm art Grogan's Groomer KIS Photo Laknar Hardware Mitchell Drug Nitsche's TV, Furniture & Appliance Rocky Mountain Inspirations Stephens Greenhouse Todays C h ild Beaverhead P rinting & Office S upply _ 3-D D illon Discount D epot K ie l's H a ir Care Unlim ited K iiby C o. (Rick Parke) LeCut Mode O D a y Papa Ts Peterson D rug Sears Sneeds Cycle & Sled Stitchin* Time Town & C ountry Gallery ( Valley Motor
