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Dillon Tribune (Dillon, Mont.), 21 Nov. 1989, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/2015269516/1989-11-21/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Tuesday, Nov, 21.1989-!D212©m ® rSlb® n*-5 M i c h a e l D v o r a k s e r v e s i n t h e A i r F o r c e i n G e r m a n y D illon m a n In E u rope... U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Michael K. Dvorak, a fuels specialist for the 52nd Supply Squadron, pulls a fuel hose out of a fuel truck in order to fill up an airplane at Spangdahlem Air Base, West Germany. Dvorak is a 1985 BCHS graduate. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lewis K. Parson) The Nows from Lim a an d S o u thern B e a v e rhead C o u n ty C o u n c i l a p p r o v e s a g r e e m e n t s . . . LIMA - During the regular meeting of the Lima Town Council, Nov. 13, an agreement was signed between The Club Motel and the TownjPoundl for the addition o f a M le f bo be used aa a motel jinfy ' An-agreement was signed be* tween Max Hansen and lim a to apply for a Farmer’s Home A dmini stration loan. The application is being prepared by the mayor and clerk to Fanner’s Home Admini stration for the transmission line from the spring to the town. The hours for the dump site for the Thanksgiving week are: Mon day, Nov. 2 0 ,2 to 4 p.m.; Wednes day, Nov. 22,2 to4 p.m.; and Satur day, Nov. 25,10 a.m. to 12 noon. The names of Betty tyler, Dave Olsen and Blaine Rose were pre sented to the Council to fill the two year unexpired term. By secret ballot, Blaine Rose was elected to fill this position. Rose was called to the meeting, and took the oath of office. The Council appointed Louise Seybold to act on the Headwaters Development Project. Edwin Grinder was appointed as Chairman of the C oundl. Hie town’s pickup truck is being repaired and when done, garbage collection for the senior citizens will resume on the regular schedule. Those present at the meeting included: Mayor Louise Seybold; council persons, Alice Brown, Annette Kalbas, and Edwin Grinder. Others present were B ill Briggs, Darrell Thornton, Bob Wilson, Barbara Young, and Marcia Speas. L i b r a r y d o n a t i o n s . . . The Lima School Library has been the reripient of two generous gifts lately. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoadley donated two beautifully upholstered chairs. A'book saleswomen, stranded in Lima during the blizzard last win ter, stopped by to express her grati tude for the town’s hospitality and present the school two beautiful story books for the Elementary Library. C l u b n o t e s . . . Lim a Homemakers... Lima Homemakers met a t the home of Mary Roee, Nov. 15. Those present were Carma Spry, June Rush, JoAnne Stosich, Vivian Dehl, N O T R E S P A S S I N G E a s t B e n c h C a n a l R o a d s A r e N o t P u b l i c R o a d s . Trespassers will be reported to the County Sheriff. E B I D C o m m i s s i o n e r s By Harry M, Thomas, U I SPANGDAHLEM, West Ger many - As dawn’s light breaks through a chilly fog blanketing the quiet countryside, fanners finish milking cows and begin other chores, much as their fa thers before them. Suddenly, a screeching roar shatters this idyllic calm. Farm ers look up to see an American F-16 Fighting Falcon and an F- 4 Phantom tandem racing across the sky. Shrugging their shoul ders, they resume their work. They don’t mind the noise, be cause it’s the sound of freedom Helping maintain that calm in West Germany is U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Michael K. Dvorak, 22; son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas V. Dvorak formerly of Dillon. Dvorak is a fuels special ist for the 52nd Supply Squad ron at Spangdahlem Air Base, home of the 52nd Tactical Fighter Wing. Li vingin Germany is a unique experience for most Americans. The central location in Europe makes travel between countries easy and inexpensive. Rich cul tures and languages change with tiie crossing of each border. \I enjoy living in Germany because it is so different from the United States. The food, wine and beer are great, and F ll miss them when I leave,\ said the 1985 graduate of Beaverhead County High School. Americans find plenty to do in their free time. Spangdahlem, located in theheartofthe Rhein- land-Pfalz district of Germany, is close to Germany's oldest city, Trier. The river Mosel also snakes through this region, its banks covered with vineyards supplying the many wineries in the area. “I like to spend my off-duty time parajeli u t^ ,*appelingand taking photos o f Germany and its cultures* said Dvorak. However, surviving in Ger many requires Americans to make some change in their ac customed lifestyle. The differ ences in language, money, shop ping conveniences, and driving can be quite stressful. Tve had to adjust to a few changes, Uke 220 volts instead of 110, no speed lim it on the autobahn (German highway) and the language barrier,” he said. The Germans themselves are a source of amazement to Ameri can servicemen and their fami lies stationed here. Americans raised on a steady diet of old war movies find a German cul ture and lifestyle quite unlike what they expected. BCHS students named to honor roll Edna Mihelish, Lily Brown, and Mary Rose. Christmas decorations were made and refreshments served. No date for the Christmas party has been set. ► D e l l c o m m u n i t y n e w s . . . The Dell Community Christmas Dinner will be held Saturday, Dec. 2, a t 6 p.m. in the Dell Hall and will be potluck. This is an annual affair for the community and a good turnout is hoped for. D i l l o n J u n i o r F i d d l e r s . . . A long overdue thanks to Mrs. Diane Briggs of Whitehall for her continued support and work she does for the Dillon Junior Fiddlers. Diane wasinstrumental in teach ing the Suzuki Method to the Fid dlers and is s till committed to this very talented group of young people from this area. A b o u t t o w n . . . Seen a t the Wild Game Dinner the other night were Mr. and Mrs. David Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Lance Mocabee, and Ruth Blake. Eryoyingelk steak also were Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Buhler and family, Mr. and Mra. Weldon Buhler, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hess. Mr. and Mrs. B ill Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Weeks were gathered around the venison stew p o t Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson headed up the com mittee for the dinner. Rick Saunders, Laguna Hills, Calif., reader and subscriber to the Dillon Tribune, writes, “Down here we never see a newspaper w ith cows on the front page!” L i m a S c h o o l M e n u . . . Thursday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiv ing, no school. Friday, Nov. 24 - Thanksgiving holiday. Monday, Nov. 27-Dorrito casse role, vegetable, fruit, and milk. Tuesday, Nov. 28 - Hamburg ers on school made buns, jo jo pota toes, vegetable garnish, fruit, and milk. Wednesday, Nov. 28 - Pork chow mein over hard noodles, strawberry shortcake, fruit, and milk. Beaverhead County High School students named to the first quarter honor roll are listed below. Freshmen 4.00: Melissa Miller and Angie Skinner. Freshmen 3.00: Kyle An dersen, Laurie Barrett; Natalie Bentley, Yvotte Blomquist, Travis Christensen, Shanda Detton, Paula Dupuis, Josh Eberline, Jennifer Gilbert, Greg Hansen, Josh Hegstad, Andrew Holland, Jeff Hritsco, Ben Hughes, Chantel Kipp, Amy Lindroth, Jeff Lyngholm, Andy Miller, Jacqi Nelson, Charise Olivier, Leslie Oswald, Russell Peterson, Tadd Pilon, Trina Pittman, Jason Rebich, David Reeder, Paul Roueche, Carrie Schin dler, Christy Smith, Shanna Smith, Shawna Smith, Sara Tucker, Danyella Vukman, Brad Wagner, Brian Walker, Shawn Walker, Rochelle Weaver, and Amie Welborn. Sophomores 4.00: Mary Frances O’Connor and Nicole Sutton. Sophomores 3.00; Patrick Bailey, Rebecca Ballard, Wade Barriger, Chantel Clark, Caiy Cleverley, Cinda Davis, Kayla Else, Valerie Evans, Barbara Ferris, Jennifer Gaasch, Sheila Getz, Chad Hale, Ben Hatfield, Jay Holt, Rebbeca H ull, Jua nita Humbert, Melissa Johnson, Kurt Johnston, Todd Kendall, Loran Laknar, Greg Lemelin, Angela Moody, Brooke More house, Maiy Mclsaac, Karen Peters, Tod Petersen, Melissa Pilgrim , Ryann Rebish, Travis Remely, Jared Rorabaugh, Scott Schield, Bar bara Schisler, Travis Schluessler, Heather Schuler, Jared Smith, Rochelle Sooy, Ryan Speirs, Anna Visscher, and, Kelly Williams. Ju n io r s 440: Jay Mooney, Jennifer Queen, Stacy Rebich, and Kari Stonelake. Ju n io r s 3.00: Christine Bauer, Cindy Benson, Jennifer Bentley,' Timothy Brienza, Kristine Brown, Sam Buchanan, Tonya Cornell, Rafael Dupuis, Dan Ferris, Miriam Glauber, Heather Gneiting, Michael Haack, Ron Hansen, Jamie Harrison, Heather Hart, Justin Howells, Candy Ivie, Cynthia Ivie, Jeff Jensen, Jodi Jones, Jeff Kroll, D. Scott Leap, Jason Man- coronal, Penny Merrill, Nick Miller, Cody Myers, Danielle Peters, Jason Petersen, Justin Schluessler, Scott Spe har, Tim Tucker, RebeccaTysel, Lisa Watrud, Jody Weaver, and Denise Young. Seniors 4.00: Nicole Olivier, Brenda Paddock, and C. Jason Stiff. Seniors 3.00: Shawn Allen, Rebeccah Angell, Stephanie Bair, Jody Barrett, Andrew Benson, Amy Botsford, Gina Brunkhorst, Dusti Campbell, Amy Christensen, Cindy Clark, Kimzey, Kori Lawson, Joyce Lindroth, Jeffrey Maki, Mark Marchesseault, David Miller, Neil Nelson, Suzanne Nelson, Reed Pebbles, Elizabeth Perret. Heather Pilgrim, Joe Siaperas, David Smith,Trina Smith, Tera Stewart, Dyle Stoddard, Tory Taylor, Gry Therkildsen, Roxanne Weekes, Kevin Wor rell, and Elizabeth Zink. : Jason Donnelly, Jammie El lis, Richard Ferris, Casey Gor don, Donna Hildreth, Koy Hol land, Susan Johnson, Dan Tech. Sgt. A la n M. Aker has graduated from an Air Force mqjor command noncommissioned officer academy. The sergeant received advanced military leadership and manage ment training. He is a terminal operations supervisor with the 366th Trans portation Squadron, Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. Aker is the son of Ursula Cowan of Dillon. His wife, Janet is the daughter o f Donald Mitchell o fD il lon. He is a 1971 graduate of Beaver head County High School. Navy Seaman Recruit L a n c « W. Barney, son of Sandy S. Wonderly of Sheridan, has completed recruit training a t Recruit TVaining Com mand, Great Lakes, HI. During Barney’s eight-week training cycle, he studied general military subjects designed to pre pare him for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy’s 85 basic fields. His studiesinduded seamanship, close order d rill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course are eligible for three hours o f college credit in physical education and hygiene. He is a 1989 graduate of Sheridan High School. T B U S H N E L L S C O P E S \See\ what y ou may be m issing B u s h n e l l S p a c e m a s t e r S p o t t i n g S c o p e R e g . * 2 4 9 95 S A L E $ 1 8 9 9 5 C a m o A r m o r e d B u s h n e l l B a n n e r T r o p h y R i f l e s c o p e 3 x 9 W id e A n g le B u l l e t D r o p C o m p e n ^ t g o r R e g . * i 2 9 95 S A L E B u s h n e l l S p o r t v i e w R i f l e s c o p e 3 x 9 W id e A n g le R e g . $5 9 95 S A L E $ 3 9 95 L i m i t e d t o S t o c k o n H a n d S P O R T IN G G O O D S 124 N. M o n tana 683-4881 S A V E 2 5 % O n M a v e r i c k M o u n t a i n S k i P a s s e s u n t i l N o v . 2 3 . Family, Business, Individual C o n t a c t S k i P a t r o l o r c a l l 6 8 3 - 4 4 1 2 , 6 8 3 - 5 8 3 1 d a y t i m e f o r d e t a i l s .
