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Page A-11 - Dm ox T kiium - - Wednesday. October 6, 2004 MTN. DW 12 PACK CANS - TOWELS i 8 Roll Pack T I S S U E ' 24 PK- Single Rolls 12 PK-Double Rolls B e a v e r h e à d < M > Dillon, Montana Open 7 Days a Week Quantity rights reserved. No dealers. Not responsible for typographical errors Ad Effective October 6-12, 2004 Continued from Page A10 tions were imposed. Gregory S. Falcon pleaded guilty to driving under the influ ence of alcohol, fined $360, sen tenced to serve one day in jail, must attend ACT and be respon sible for all associated costs and abide by recommendation of coun selor, driver’s license suspended for a period of six months with probationary license approved. Justice Court Garry VV. Shelton, Hamilton, pleaded guilty to Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, first of fense, fined $560, drivers license suspended six months, sentenced to six months jail with six months suspended, must attend ACT class. James Hart, Ennis, pleaded guilty to Driving Under the Influ ence of Alcohol, first offense, fined $560, drivers license sus pended six months, sentenced to six months and one day jail with six months suspended, must at tend ACT class. Amber Linscott, Dillon, for feited $40 for speeding. Craig Taylor, Dillon, forfeited $20 for seat belt violation. Brian O. Reed, Belgrade, for feited $160 for disorderly con duct. Justin J. Fisher, Butte, pleaded guilty to resisting arrest, fined $160, sentenced to two days jail with one suspended. Nicholas A. Navarro, Dillon, forfeited $20 for speeding. Tyler C. Hale, West Valley, forfeited $20 for speeding. Molly B. Hays, Missoula, for feited $20 for speeding. Kent C. Burnham, Eagle, ID, forfeited $20 for speeding. Michael C. Davis, Corvallis, forfeited $20 for speeding. Thunder R. Danzuka, Otis Or chard, WA, forfeited $20 for speeding. Cheri R. Warner, Ridgewood, WA, forfeited $20 for speeding. Pamela J. Thurber, Idaho Falls, ID, forfeited $20 for speed ing. Trent F. Eckman, Salt Lake City, UT, forfeited $20 for speed ing. Daniel L. Castle, Blackfoot, ID, forfeited $20 for speeding. Johnna M. Clinton, Dillon, for feited $20 for speeding. Peter A. White, Ronan, for feited $40 for speeding. ., Jeffrey Hanson, Salt Lake City, forfeited $40 for speeding. Michael J. Watson, Lanoir, North Carolina, forfeited $40 for speeding. Jared M. Wilvey, Veradale, WA, forfeited $40 for speeding. Thomas S. Bayne, Pocatello, ID, forfeited $60 for Operating an Off-Highway Vehicle Without Proper Decal. Justin I). Ballard, American Fork UT, forfeited $70 for speed ing. Wendy K. Nicholls, Surrey, British Columbia, forfeited $40 for speeding. William R. Burcar, East Hel ena, MT, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Barry V. Freeman, Dillon, for feited $135 for Fish Without Li cense. Raymond Shanafelt, Dillon, forfeited $40 for speeding. Alice J. Nelson, Deer Park, WA, forfeited $20 for speeding. John W. Isles, III, West Jor dan UT, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Richard M. Schaumberg, Im perial Beach, CA, forfeited $40 for speeding. Melody J. Driscoll, West Point, UT, forfeited $100 for speeding. Jerildine C. Goodman, Eureka, UT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Barry V. Freeman, Dillon, for feited $20 for speeding. Daniel J. Silk, Butte, forfeited $20 for a seat belt violation. Jay Q. Guittard, Jr., forfeited $40 for speeding. Chay P. Clark, Rexburg, ID, forfeited $40 for speeding. Valerie A. Bronec, Bozeman, forfeited $40 for speeding. Clayton R. Edwards, Dillon, forfeited $40 for speeding. Steven B. Adamson, Midvale, UT, forfeited $20 for speeding. Arthur L. Roptondi, Freeport, New York, forfeited $70 for speeding. Jeremie M. Bettis, Colorado Springs, CO, cited by Motor Car rier Services for Exceeding the 53 Inch Maxi mum Semi Trailer Length. Thomas A. Pintar, Coeur d'Alene, ID, cited by Motor Car rier Services for False Log, forfeited $135. Andrea B. Mitton, Sandy, UT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Sandra L. Dvorak, Columbia Falls, MT, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Michael D. Pettit, Dillon, for feited $20 for speeding. Alissa A. Brander, Whitefish, forfeited $20 for speeding. Charles R. Wolfe, III, Aurora, CO, forfeited $20 for speeding. Kelsey L. Anderson, Missoula, forfeited $20 for speeding. Anthony V. Smith, Regina, SK, forfeited $20 for speeding. Joel R. Williams, Hamilton, forfeited $20 for speeding. Zachery M. Muirbrook, Aber deen, ID, forfeited $20 for speed ing. Jerry Foster, Dillon, pleaded guilty to Possessing Intoxicating Substances While Under the Age of 21. Fined $260, must attend MIP class, license suspended in court for 30 days, must perform 20 hours community service. Michael T. Chelgren, Dillon, forfeited $70 for speeding. Crystal Harigan, Kalispell, for feited $40 for speeding. Robert Grubick, Churchill for feited $70 for speeding. Thomas M. France, Missoula forfeited $40 for speeding. Jared Potter, Dillon, forfeited $25 for traffic violation in a con struction zone. Rory J. Sinperas, Dillon, for feited $20 for seat belt violation Rory J. Siaperas, Dillon, for feited $45 for expired registra O P E N HOUSE!!! THE DRIFT GALLERY FOR CONTEMPORARY ART 12 S IDAHO 683-3456 ORIGINALARTBY LEE HORNER.STORY ART FARM Com e in a n d see what we have done!!I! We h ave 2 A rt Galleries, S tudios, A rt & Craft Supplies, S ilver Jew elry, Scrap Book Supplies, Handcrafted Holiday Item s A n d Much, Much More!!!!! COMING SOON. SANTA'S DEPOT November 8 to December 24 Now taking applications for consigments Com e in a n d reserve y o u r spot!!! For more information c a ll 683-3456 o r 925-1822 tion. Barry D. McCoy, Dillon, for feited $70 for speeding. Shelly Stewart, Rocky Moun tain. All, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Lisa M. Wienrieh, Missoula, forfeited $40 for speeding. Trevor W. Motichke, Poison, forfeited $20 for speeding. William Clarence, Atlanta, GA, forfeited $20 for speeding. C 'irtis Owen, Dillon, forfeited $20 ft.r speeding. Natalie N. Shepherd, Dillon, forfeited $20 for speeding. Stephen J. VanMarter, Dillon, forfeited $20 for seat belt viola tion Jennifer L. Titus, Honeoye Falls, NY, forfeited $20 for speed ing. Travis L. Lucas, Jackson, WY, forfeited $20 for seat belt viola tion. Shatanda S. Crowe, Palmdale, CA, forfeited $20 for speeding. Shatanda S. Crowe, forfeited $25 for driving without a valid drivers license. Gary K. Mata, Jr., Dillon, for feited $20 for speeding. Shellie L. Fitzgerald, Babb, MT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Craig L. Wilson, Spokane, WA, forfeited $20 for speeding. Burke E. Hansen, Dillon, for feited $20 for speeding. Sean A. Gary, Sheridan, MT, forfeited $20 for speeding. David G. Brunetti, Salt Lake City, forfeited $40 for speeding. Elizabeth 11. Munnen, Chesterlielf, MO, forfeited $70 for speeding. Alberto Gonzalez, Blackfoot, ID, forfeited $40 for speeding. Gene C. M attera, Port St. Lucie, FL, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Jeffrey D. Holland, Oreville, CA„ forfeited $40 for speeding. Stacy M. Casagranda, Butte, forfeited $40 for speeding. Samuel J. Fillmore, Provo, UT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Seth 11. Fandel, Dillon, for feited $40 for speeding. Christian M. Oliverson, Syra cuse, UT, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Stephen B. Strand, Idaho Falls, ID, forfeited $20 for seat belt vio lation. Bradley J. Eacho, American Falls, UT. forfeited $40 for speed ing. Bradley J. Eacho, American Falls, UT, forfeited $285 for driv ing a motor vehicle while privelege to do so is suspended/ revoked. Nicholas Wells, Dillon, pleaded guilty to stop sign violation, $135. Kristopher Page, Spokane, WA, forfeited $40 for speeding. Cody M. O'Connell, Butte, for feited $40 for speeding. Todd D. Throckmorten, Dillon, forfeited $20, for seat belt viola tion. Ranae S. Bastean, Payson, UT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Joseph M. Winjum, Belgrade, forfeited $20 for speeding. Cameron G. Brooks, Fort Shaw, MT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Mick Mena, Spokane, forfeited $40 for speeding. Gregory J. Blakey, Bainbridge, WA, forfeited $20 for speeding. John D. Roberts, Orem, UT, forfeited $20 for speeding. Denise J. Hunt, Syracuse, UT, forfeited $20 for speeding. George R. Brown, Lancaster, PA, forfeited $40 for speeding. Justin K. Cotterell, Blackfoot, ID, cited by Motor Carrier Ser vices, forfeited $135 for General Form and Manner Log Violations. Russell Bay, Cranbrook, BC, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $135 for General Form and Manner Log Violations. Michelle Simon, Calgary, AB, forfeited $40 for speeding. Walter J. Maneula, Dillon, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $210 for exceeding 34,000 lbs tandem axle weight limit. Kenneth L. Ladd, South West Valley, UT, cited by Motor Car rier Services, forfeited $210 for exceeding 34,000 lbs tandem axle weight limit. Andrew T. Rippel, Lubbock, TX, forfeited $40 for speeding Kurt A. Eckert, Fort Smith, AZ, forfeited $70 for speeding. StcvenLeahy, Cleveland, OH, forfeited $70 for speeding. Don E. Lucker, forfeited $20 W e e d W a t c h Encouraging awareness of area weeds By: Jack Eddie, Beaverhead Counl) Weed Coordinator J.P. Tanner, Beaverhead Count) Extension \genl Canada Thistle spreads to U.S. The Beaverhead County Extension and the Beaverhead County Weed Board would like to take a few minutes of your time to help increase your awareness of a possible threat. This week’s weed is Canada Thistle. Canada thistle is a native of southeastern Eurasia. It was intro duced to Canada as a crop seed contaminate. Description: Canada thistle is a perennial that has a deep and extensive horizontal root system. The stems can be anywhere from one to four feet tall, ridged while branching above. Leaves are alter nating and lance-shaped. Flow ers are unisexual, on separate plants, the plants can be purple or occasionally white in heads. Fruits tire brownish with it tuft of hairs at the top. The flower ing usually occurs during June and August. Control: To manage Canada thistle you will need to choose herbicides properly, selecting ones that will kill the thistle and entice desirable foliage to grow. Glvphosate is relatively safe for both humans and the environ ment; it breaks down quickly in the soil, and does not leach through soil into ground water. You need to remember that it will kill all foliage it touches. Some other herbicide products that maybe used are Turdon, Transline, Redeem R&P, 2,1-1) and Curtail However, remem ber these products have the po lent ini to remain in the soil longer Fall applications can be wry effective if adequate moisture and plant growth conditions permit Be sure to apply herbicide products propci !y by reading and fol lowing the labels for proper application rates. The programs o| the MSI’ Extension .Sen a r are available In oil people reyanlle s.x oj rare, need, color, xca . disability, or natiomd origin Questions should he addressed to the Heaeeihead Comity IN tension seren e at hH.i r.X.S or >■ mailed to lleav,‘rhead<\'innnlana t'du ^ m ^ T h s m k Y o u 5 Huffnor Ranrh t t e n m u ch for buying' my lam b A su p p o r tin g I - I l. I l s vt*ry m iirh yi v -0 s npprreinfoil & hope to see you VI novI y e a r ; /*,■ 1 Vx- J _ ossi** K r a for speeding. Kerry Clark, Dillon, forfeited $85 for interfering with traffic while backing. Raymond Richard Massey, Twin Falls, ID, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $135 for operate without permit. Joel Partipilo, Dillon, pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating substances while under 21 years of age, fined $260. Jacob Jack Craig, Lewistown, MT, forfeited $20 for speeding. Jaclynn L. Rasnick, Rupert, ID, forfeited $40 for speeding. Ted G. Taylor, Dillon, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $260 for exceeding 34,000 lbs tan dem axle weight limit. Mark A. Baker, Blackfoot, ID, forfeited $40 for speeding. Jake S. Hansen, Dillon, for feited $70 for speeding. Shane P. Ryan, Idaho Falls, ID, forfeited $40 for speeding. Stephen M. Zandi, Frenchtown, MT, forfeited $40 for speeding. Eric Mackey, Dillon, forfeited $40 for speeding. Jeffrey S. Sanstrom, Twin Falls, ID, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $135. Dwain Bourk, Lethbridge, AB, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $500 for Using/Equip- ping CMV with radar detector. Randy L. Hantil, Guthrie, OR, cited by Motor Carrier Services, forfeited $135 for No Log Book in Possession. Martha E. Landaverde, Hous ton, TX, forfeited $40 for speed ing. Janice M. Torrey, Port Huron, MI, forfeited $20 for speeding. Hearing set on FWP extension process Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will hold a public hearing Oct. 27 in Helena to discuss big game hunting-season extension proce dures and objectives. The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission is considering a new rule that outlines when and how hunting seasons can be ex tended. The hearing, which will be held at FWP Headquarters, 1460 E. 6th Ave., is set for 7 p.m. FWP generally depends on a five-week hunting season to man age and control the state's deer and elk populations. The proposed rule is designed to provide for season extensions when normal management falls short of harvest goals, when ex- ' treme weather will likely cause animals to die, or when game dam age is occurring across a large area of Montana. Written comments will be ac cepted through Oct. 29. For infor mation call 406-444-2612; email: fwpwld@state.mt.us; or write: Season Extension; Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; Wildlife Divi sion; P.O. Box 200701; Helena, MT, 59620-0701. General rifle season opens Hunters will find plenty of antelope in Montana when the general rifle season opens Oct. 10 . \Antelope hunting will be as good as last year in most portions of the state, with the exception of some heavy winter losses in the far northeast corner,\ said Gary Hammond, FWP wildlife manage ment bureau chief Hammond said that while an telope populations tend to fluctu ate faith widely ami are sensi tive to weather, the species is very adept at survival Rebuilding populations lost to u inter depends on spring production the next couple of years, the quality of for age and winter severity. \In the past 10 years we've seen a significant growth in antelope populations in the state.\ said I lauimnnd 'We're- optimistic that we- II see- s-,.me healthy rebuilding over the next couple of years east of Malta and north -if Glasgow.\ The general antelope-hunting season will close Nov Archery time closes soon Montana's big game archery limit mg seasons will be wrapping up soon, with the bow and arrow only season for antelope set to end Saturday, Oct 9 The follow ing week, archery season for deer and elk will close Oct. 17. Montana's general rifle season for deer and elk will open Oct. 24 and close Nov. 28 High Peaks Federal Credit Union is ac cepting bids on a 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager Van. Bids must be in by October 15th. Call or stop by for more info. HPFCU reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Brian or Frank - 683-4373.
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