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The N e w s fro m T w in B rid g e s and M a d is o n C o u n ty Friends of Library to meet... TWIN BRIDGES - The Novem ber meeting of the Friends of the Libraiy will be held in the Twin Bridges Libraiy Nov. 29 a t 2:30 p.m. President Joy Lott will preside. Library board meeting... . The Twin Bridges Public Libraiy Board met Nov. 13 a t 7 p.m. in the library. Present were new member Carol Giem, Gerlean Whitney, Lenore Marshall, Debra Doerflin- ger, Librarian Sheila Giltrap and board chairman Alice Dale pnaid- ing. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The treasurer’s report was given. Bills were presented and initiated for payment 'Hie bids for the silent auction antique books were opened and the successful bidders will be notified. The meeting was adjourned. Newbooksatthelibraiyinclude: Tek War by William Shather; Some Can Whistle by Lany McMurtry and Ultimate Prizes by Susan Howatch. Speech c o n t e s t H e l d . . . The 43rd annual Voice ofDemoc- ra^y Speech Contest was held a t the school Nov. 14 with eight students competing. Troy Ashcraft was the winner, Jennifer Schultz second and Louis Reynolds third. Other contestants included Cory Day, Connie Stark, Toiy Stephens, Shawn Kelly and Dell Humbert Hie students wrote on Why I Am Proud of America. Paula Gilman is . the speech teacher. Judges were Betty Sykes, Lenore Marshall and Joy Lott. Timekeeper was Tory Stephens and technical assistant was Maria Gilman. Gerlean Whit ney, president of the Chas. M. Reis Auxiliary No. 3843, Veterans of Foreign Wars, coordinated the con test. The winning entry will ad vance to the District Competition. 5Q0Clubentertained... Val Telin entertained the 560 Club inber home Nov. 15. Members present besides the hostess were Opal Cox, Sadie Clark.LudlleNolte, Edna Mailey, Helen Talcott, Julia Holmlund, Nettie Rosling, Virginia Franklin, Evelyn Simpson and Al ice Dale. Ruth Nelson from 8ilver Star w a saguest Cards were played andhonom went to Helen high, Julia second and Sadie low. Neighbors... Nikki Kay Bartohl from Helena spent last weekend Visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Berta Basolo. “Holly* Holland from Oroville, Calif., spent several days last week visiting with Mrs. Opal Cox and other relatives. Joy Lott met the plane a t Boze man Saturday evening when her daughter, Joyanne from Fort Collins, Colo., came to spenda week and Thanksgiving. Gloria Broksle and Sherrie Hig& and children, ColtandLad attended a luncheon and baby shower a t the home of Robin Smith in Whitehall on Sunday held in honor of Shan non Smith. Dan and Sherrie High attended the1 State of Montana Potato Asso ciation meeting in Bozeman 'on Thursday and Friday. - l — Chuck and P at Miller and family from Silver S tar were Sunday din ner guests of Bob and Diana Stark and family. Ivel, Patricia and Sara Sallee and P atty O’Dell from Helena were visitors and luncheon guesta of Patty’s mother, Sally O’Dell on Tussdcry. Nov. 28,1 S89~IM22®si 1hrSl>!Eai®-7 Saturday. Jeff Strozzi from Ronan was an overnight guest of Burt and Betty Whiting on Wednesday night and he and Burt went hunting up in tbe Ruby. On Sunday, Burt and Betty went to Ennia and took their grand daughter, Stacy Briggs to Bozeman where she caught the plane to Vancouver, WasfaL,to spendTbanks- giving week with her sister, Mich elle. Th» girls parents plan to join them on Wednesday. T h e N e w s fro m Lim a / and S o u th e rn B e a v e rhead C o u n ty American Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary will have th d r Christmas party, gift exchange and program Mon day, Dec. 4, a t 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Riverside Wranglers Tlie second meeting of th e River side Wranglers 4-H club was called to order by President Keeley Konen Nov. 15. Roll call was 'name your favorite sport* Justin Myrhe led the Ameri can pledge and Leslie Cole led the 4- H pledge.TVeasurerMandyJohnson reported on the club’s balance. Oldbusiness included reports on horse judging by Kari Meine, Justin Myrhe and Randi W aylett Robert Blake reported on Achievement Day and Mel Cheney reported on the council meeting. The club sold 135 boxes of fruit. Randi Waylett, Alli son Warren, Kari Meine and Cath erine Cole won $5 for selling the most fruit in the club. Under new business the club is going to host Demonstration Day. They are going to buy flags for their meetings. Kevin Konen and Dorcey McCoy are on that committee. Cody Meine gave a report on Garrisonlive stock Judging that will be held Dec. 3. This year the 4-H club will begcjpg bowlingfor thejc,., Christmas tmrty. Th^&fenmittMP*? will be M ai*3&eneyi«fi^K|#®r‘,? Konen. They, wgli have # giilt change and spend about $3 ongrfte. The constitution was read after which installation of officers was held. Cody Meine gave a demon stration on judging.' Bobbins and Bales > Hie Bobbins and Bales 4-H Club met Nov. 8. H iey discussed Achieve ment Day and voted in new mem bers, Mathieu and Anella Jo Perry. Before the meeting, the mem bers went to the Moving Image. They learned about the different kinds of exercise machines. They learned how they were made and what muscles they exercise. They also learned how important good health is. , The meeting was held a t Nancy Johnson’s house. Billy Kane read a paper about the Vietnam War. Mike Kane told about his Veterinary Science project. The club planned a skit' for Achievement Day with Carrie Sch indler reading her essay about \WhatMon tana Means’. Nolan Rice, Carrie Schindler, Michael Rogan, Mark Hagenbarth, Joe Schindler and Cindy Benson were assigned the job of handing out project awards. Krista Rhoads was assigned to sing \Montana* because she is song leader, and she played Jeannette Rankin. Mike Rice and Allyson Rogan played a pioneer couple. Casey Olson played a miner. Billy Kane was a vigilante. Mike Kane was ja t f i e r R a x a l l L ^ n Hagen- bart1f%BS WMey * was * pioneer homemaker. Hie roll call was “How woul d you remember Montana’s Centennial?* Someofthe answers were: the wagon train, the cattle drive, and the bell ringing'at school. Melrose Rainbows The Melrose Rainbows 4-H club held a meeting Nov. 14 with 11 memberspresentand Carla Andrus, club leader. Forscommunity project theclub cleaned along the railroad tracks Nov. 18. A dance will be held Dec. 8 to raise money for the Montana 4-H Foundation. Local 4-H clubs will be invited. Overall animal judging ribbons were handed out and a safety proj ect was discussed. The next meeting will be held a t 7 p.m., Dec. 12, a t Wade Barringers house. Lima Club Annual Dinner... LIMA - This was tlje 11th an nual Thanksgiving Dinner held a t the Lima Club, hosted by Howard and Barbara Young. A free dinner was offered to anyone who happened by. Hunters and travelers were told they were welcome to eat a t the Club on this day. This year, a man and his wife and three children had lost their money and found a dinner awaiting them a t the Club. The dinner included 50 pounds of turkey, ham, roast goose and all of the trimmings. The Youngs ofTer this free dinner every year to say thanks to the people who are their customers and friends. Clubs... OES Elva Boardman Chapter No. 26 held a regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 21. Nettie Welborn, Worthy Matron, and Don Merrell, acting Worthy Patron, presided. Christmas gifts were brought for the guests a t the Masonic Home. Plans were made for the Christ mas party a t the next regularmeet- ing to be held Dec. 19. This will be a potluck dinner a t 6:30 pjn., with a gift exchange after the meeting. Ladies Auxiliary VFW Ladies Auxiliary to Erwin Paul Post VFW held their regular meet ing, Monday, Nov. 20. Coloring books, “Sweet Land o f- Liberty”, were given tf/the Lima School,kindergarten throughfburth grade. Donations were made to the VFW National Home, Veterans Hospital at Fort Harrison; and to the Ambu lance Fund through the Lima Fire Department. Raftle tickets were purchased to support the Cancer Aid and Research. Hie annua] Christmas party for Erwin Paul Post and Auxiliary members and spouses will be held Saturday, Dec. 8, a t 6:30 p.jn. a t the VFW Hall. Turkey will be furnished. The rest of the dinner is potluck. Those who plan to attend should^ bring their own utensils, a $5 gift' and a few bingo prizes. About town... , Peg Peterson of l i m a and Mr. and Mrs. John H im and family of Dillon spent HianksgivingDey with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bowman in Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs.-Russell Buhler returned from a trip along the Ore gon coast, Lake Tahoe and Reno. They stopped in Boise and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Virden. Mi', and Mrs. Gary Clark of Salt Lake were one of the dinner guests at the Club for Hianksgiving. Mr. andMrs. Max Merrell spent Thanksgiving in Dillon with Mr. and M n . Baxter Brown. Mr. and Mrs.GordoaHarballfimn^Whitehall joined the group for the day. **• Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson spent the holiday in Sunset, Utah, with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hoadley and children, from Emmett, Idaho; Cherry Cowan and Mrs. Dwain Wood of Helena spent Thanksgiv ing with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hoadley. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Leal and family of Elgin, Ore., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Mi chael Staridi. 0 ! N e w s o f M e e ting s and E v e n ts in o u r a re a o o o Christmas Special Just in Time for the Holidays! Spruce up your home! A m e r ican H om e C arpet C lea n ing $19 Large Rooms $14 Small Rooms $3 to $7 Furniture C a l l 683-2180 Free Estim a te s y f f f f Itot yw w Wednesday, Nov. 29 There will be an AA (12x12) m eet ing s t the Alano Club beginning s t 8 p.m. on Wednesdays. The W eetern M ontana College G allery -M ueewia is open Monday -'tM ough Friday 12 to-4-p.m.; Tuesday and ThnTaday evenings,.? to 9 p.m. and Bonday afternoona from^l to 4 p.m. Exhibita indude the SeidenstickerWild- life Collection, pennanent a rt collection and student work. The S o u th w est G a llery on the cor ner of Center snd Idaho streets is open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednes day, T hunday and Friday and Tuesday fmm 1 to 4 p.m. Exhibits are works from local artists in watercolor snd oil paint ing as well as pottery and jewelry. Thursday, Nov. 30 There will be d river’s license ex- ama every Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. a t the courthouse in Dillon. The B eaverhead T o a stm a sters will meet from 5:30 te 7:00 e t the Vig ilante Electric Co-op Building Thurs day evening). Prospective members are encouraged to attend. P leaie call Donna Brooks a t 683-2663 evenings for more information. O v e re a te rs Anonymous meets Thursday a t 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room a t th.? Alano Club. For informa tion call 683-2985. There will be an ALANON meeting at the Alano Club at 11:45 a.m. on Thunday*. A dult C h ildren o f A lcoholics will meet Thursdsys a t 8 p jn . a t the multi purpose room in the courthouse annex ’ on Pacific Street. Warm W ater E xereieee for O ld er A dults will be every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. a t the Royal Inn Pool. I t is sponsored by Beaverhead Allied Senior Services with PflzerUnited Way. The instructor is J a n Whitcomb, 683- 5496. Friday, Dec. 1 Alcoholics Anonymous (dosed meeting) meets every Friday a t 8 p.m. at the City Hall a t 125 N. Idaho. There will be an AA women’s g roup meeting (dosed)Fridays a t 8 p.m. a t the Dillon Alano Club. The B eaverhead Cham ber of Commerce will meet the first and third Fridays of the month a t 12 noon a t City Hall. The Gold Nuggets S q u are Danee Club will meet Friday, Dec. 1, a t 7:30 p.m. for their Christmas dance a t the Mary Innea School. Bill Pasco ia the caller. A w n i \ ( i m , H o i id an H o l k s Reg. Hours - Mon.-Thurs. & Sat. 9-5:30 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. S a turday, Dec. 2 There will be a meeting'fct the D il lon Alano C lu b a t8 p.m. for all addic-. tions. Story h o u r will be held a t the Dil lon City Library from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. forchildrcn from four to eightyears of age. There will be a \Dance for Heart* exercise d a n c e m arathon Dec. 2 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. a t the PE Complex, West ern Montana College. P artidpsnts will be soliciting sponsors to pledgefor every minute of exorcise dandng. Proceeds will go to the American Heart Aasods- tion and dancers can qualify for several awards. For more information caU Continuing Education a t 683-7637 or coordinator, Carla Watrud a t 683-2709. The 18th annual Com m unity Christm as Bazaar will be Doc. 2 from noon to 3 p.m. a t the St. Rose Family Center. O v e reaten Anonyawus will meet every Monday a t 2 p.m. s t 29 Eaat Center. B a rgain Basem ent Is open Mon days from 9 to 3 JO a t 226 S. Atlantic. Marie Holt, county nurse, ia ( ing the blood praaaw a «Us Wednesday and Thursday to I and Tuesday from 1 to 2 p jn. a t City Hafl. The A aw rican LagU a AaariUary will meet Monday, Dec. 4 , a t 0 p m at the Ugion HalL I t is th* Christmas party, gift exchange and program. < S INCE188Q > ^ E L IE L ’S Idaho & Bannack 0 T T C I A E s l R u g e r M K 6 A u t o m a t i c P i s t o l R e g . $2 2 4 95 M a r l i n 1 5 T \ L i t t l e B u c k a r o o \ S i n g l e s h o t y o u t h r i f l e R e g . * 1 2 9 95 ( S A L E s ? 1 0 9 9 8 > 1 2 4 N . M o n t a n a 6 8 3 - 4 8 8 1 Insured Certificates of Deposit 6 month 8.00% $10,000 minimum deposit 1 year 7.875% $5,000 minimum deposit 2 year 8.00% $5,000 minimum deposit 3 year 8.10% $5,000 minimum deposit 5 year 8.25% $5,000 minimum deposit Stop in or call today for all the details. Jack D. Davison 126 S.Montana, Dillon, MT 59725 683-6868 Toll-Free -1-800-344-6868 Issuer's name available on request. Federally insured to (100,000. May be subject to interest penalty for early withdrawal. Effective 11/27/89. Subject to availability. E d w a r d D . J o n e s & C o / Member New 'fort Stack Exchange, tnc Member S«cufi>e* Iftwesior Protection Corpcr« 1 >on Sunday, Dec. 3 A lcoholics Anonymous meets every Sunday at 8 p.m. a t the Dillon Alano Club. Beta C h a p te r of Delta Kappa - Gamma will meet in Butte a t the Coun try Club on Su nday, Dec. 3, a t 1:30 p jn . It will be a Christmas brunch and a $5 gill exchange. M onday, Dec., 4 Bingo is played every Monday at the Senior Citizens Center a t 7 p.m. Come join the fun. TOPS will have their weekly meet ing a t 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Every Monday evening AABig Book Study will be heldatSp.m. a t the Alano Club. Every Monday a t noon there will be an AA m eeting a t the Dillon Alano Club. T u e id a y ; D tic . 6 Open AA aad ALANON meets every Tuesday s t 8 p.m. a t Uw SL Jamaa Episcopal Church, 203 E . Glendale. There will be a Bible S tu d y Tues day mornings with P astor Willis Cook, Twin Bridges, from 9:30 to 10-.30 a jn . on the WMC csmpus in the Mathews Hall Green Boom next to the executive din ing halL Marie Holt, county nurse, i* chang ing the b lood p r saen r e d i a l s from Wedneadsy snd Thursday, to Monday and Tuesday from 1 to 2 p-m. a t City HalL Low Im p act Kxwrriaaa f o r O ld er Adulta will beheldltieedqys from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a m . a t the City Council Chambers. I t is sponsored by Beaver head Allied Senior Servicas with the Dillon Rotary Chib. The instructor is Caria Watrud, 683-2709. The S o u th w est Gadlary Associa tio n will meet a t the gallery on the cor ner ofldaho and Center atreeta a t 4 p.m. Dec. 5. Wednesday, Dec. 6 The DiUon L a L eche L eague holds ita regular monthly meeting a t 10 a-m. on Wednesday, Dec. 6, a t 725S. Pacific. The topic will be N u trition and Wean ing* The meeting is open to all inter ested women. Babies snd toddlers are welcome. For information call683-4034 or 683-6219. Saturday, Dec. 9 \C reative C rafte for K ids” (ages 8 to 11) wiil be offered by Western Mon tana College Saturday, Dec. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. in Main Ball room 114.on the WMC campus. Enrollment is limited to 12 so sign np early. Fbr more informa tion caU the WMC Oflice of Continuing Education a t 683-7537. 1=1 The B icentennial A p a rtm e n ts 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. Apply now for early admittance to economical, safe, comfortable living. Call or visit at 76 W. C e n te r 683-2727. 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 . T r e s p a s s e r s w i l l b e r e p o r t e d t o t h e C o u n t y S h e r i f f . EBID Commissioners
