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Page 8 Golden Valley News February 3, 2011
Bucs continue with more wins
Golva News By Shirley Schulte
This Thursday night parents of
our seniors will be recognized
before the tip-off of the Heart River
game at Beach High School.
Five years ago these same par-
ents were invited to the opening of
the basketball season meeting. The
discussion at the end of the meeting
was to immediately move up our
eighth graders to play high school
basketball. This meant skipping
their junior high basketball season.
It was explained that they would be
better challenged and improve at a
much faster rate, comparing a
young third-grade math student
who isn't challenged. That student
will be better challenged and grow
doing upper levels of work to meet
their potential. We do these things
with our academics and music so it
only makes sense if they are not
over-challenged to do the same in
athletics.
Those eighth graders are now
seniors and will be recognized with
their parents at the center-circle of
the floor prior to the Heart River
basketball game. There have been a
lot of sacrifices along the way by
both the players and their parents.
It is never an easy road being a
good parent, but our parents of
these girls who will be recognized
are very special and very supportive
in our young ladies' lives.
After the game with Heart River
there will be tacos served at the
school commons area. Parents and
fans are invited. A few words from
our Athletic Director Brandt
Gaugler, coaches, players and senior
managers will conclude the evening.
This Saturday night, the
Running Bucs will be heading east
to face the Dickinson Trinity Titans
at the Knights of Columbus Activity
Center. The Titans are at the top of
their district and will be major con-
tenders in Region VII. There will
be three games on Saturday (ABC).
The "C" game will begin the
evening of basketball at 4 p.m.
Beach defeats Ray, 130-17
Last Saturday, Jan. 29, the Lady
Bucs came in early for a shoot-
around going thru some shooting
drills to get fine-tuned for their
game against Ray.
The Bucs began with their tradi-
tional diamond-one zone press for
the first 5 minutes then sunk back
into a half-court man defense for
the rest of the game. From the very
beginning to the end of the game,
the Bues were hitting on all cylin-
ders, scoring from just about every-
where on the floor. Five people
scored in double figures with
Brittney Dietz paving the way with
33 for the home team.
Scores per quarter: Ray 5, 10,
11, 17; Beach 38, 72, 104, 130.
Beach scorers: Brittney Dietz,
33; Abby Weinreis, 19; Jill Rising,
Round Ball Fever
By Bob Waldal
18; LaCee Vollum, 17; Bailey
Waldal, 10; Kelcee Dykins, 8;
Hailee Farstveet, 7; Kiffin Howard,
5; Brooke Davidson, 5; Bobbi Jo
Nielsen, 4; Cydni Stedman, 4.
Saturday night was good and
bad. Our girls played extremely
well against a very unevenly
matched Ray team. Two of their
starters and leading scorers were
unable to play because of injuries
sustained in other games.
Our girls hit shots from every
spot on the floor and the kids that
came off the bench played also at a
very high level. That was the good,
but the bad part was the lop-sided
score. I think that the state needs to
implement a "mercy rule" like that
of Montana. When the margin of
point-spread exceeds 40 points, the
clock is left running to speed up the
game's ending. Watching scores all
over the state on a nightly basis,
there are many scores that are so
lop-sided. This is especially true in
Class B girls with school enroll-
ments dipping to all time lows.
There has been a lot of talk about
this "mercy rule," and I hope that
the committee moves forward to
implement it.
Beach defeats Scranton, 72-32
On Jan. 27, the Running Bucs
headed south to play a very young
Scranton Miner team and defeated
the Miners 72-32 for their second
District 13 game of the year.
Again, it was a very balanced
attack with three people in double
figures (Abby Weinreis, 15;
Brittney Dietz, 14; and Jill Rising,
14) leading the way. Right behind
them was LaCee Vollum, Kelcee
Dykins and Brooke Davidson, each
with eight points.
Opening up the'game,
Scranton's coach, Kelly Pierce,
tried a different type of defense
using a triangle and one defense
with hopes of causing confusion
and slowing down the Bucs. With
that defense they put chasers on
both Abby Weinreis and Brittney
Dietz in hopes of taking away the
Buccaneer's one-two punch. The
philosophy sounded good, but
Beach has more than a one-two
punch in its arsenal. Jill Rising and
LaCee Vollum went to work down
in the post area and shreaded what
was left over in the Miners' defense.
Scores per quarter: Beach 16, 33,
58, 72; Scranton, 6, 17, 21,32.
Beach scorers: Abby Weinreis,
15; Brittney Dietz, 14; Jill Rising,
14; Brooke Davidson, 8; Kelcee
Dykins, 8; LaCee Vollum, 8; Bailey
Waldal, 2; Cyndi Stedman, 2; Bobbi
Jo Nielsen, 1.
Manor News .y Lorna Holzwarth
Sentinel Butte News By Jane Cook
Lookmg Back GVN
Feb. 9, 1961:
Nelson finds hard hat useful
Safety equipment, recently pur-
chased by the Beach Volunteer Fire
Department has already proven to
be a wise purchase.
The first time the equipment
was used was at the recent Sartz
fire, and volunteer fireman Ray
Nelson, wearing one of the fire hel-
mets or "hard hats," undoubtedly
would have suffered some bruises
or injury, had it not been for the
helmet he was wearing.
A pane of glass from a second
floor window shattered on
Nelson's head, when it fell out of
its window casing. Another inci-
dent also occurred at the same fire
to the same fireman when a chunk
of plaster about three feet in diam-
eter fell on Nelson and jarred him
quite a bit, but he was otherwise
unharmed, thanks to his helmet.
Nelson stated that the plaster hit
him so hard that he is a couple of
inches shorter.
Explosion at motel
A leak in an underground gas
line that goes across a driveway at
Scoreboard
Put Your .M, oney
Where Your" House T_S/
Ioael indepermt our
t.nesss are eaton'ninety
your best vmke and our economy
the Townley Motel on U. S. No. 10
in Wibaux, Mont., caused an explo-
sion last Friday afternoon, at about
4:15 p.m., and did extensive dam-
age to several units, but no one was
injured.
The owners of the motel discov-
ered the leak, as they could smell
gas, and had sent a call in to MDU
at Beach for workmen to repair the
line, and they had just arrived there
the moment the explosion
occurred.
Two units in the newer section
of the motel, which had been added
on six years ago, were destroyed,
and two other units suffered lesser
damage.
The force of the blast also dam-
aged wiring at the nearby B and C
Mobil Service Station, which is
owned by Burton Carey.
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Snow, go away
Darla Gunkel clears away snow at the tourist information
center in Beach recently. (Photo by Richard Volesky)
Club
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who would like to submit a script or would be willing to write one is also
encouraged to do so.
There are no dues involved with the new club, although anyone wishing
to donate what he or she can is welcome to do so. So, anyone who has ever
wanted to be an actor, or not to be an actor but a writer or a stagehand, can
check out the The Badlands Players.
Marie Nistler called to say they
are keeping busy and enjoying the
warm and sunny weather of
Arizona. They miss everyone in
North Dakota, but not the cold,
snow and icy roads. Marie and
Don are proud to announce that
they became great-grandparents
twice in the last month. On
Christmas Day, Cade Mathew was
born to Josh and Amanda (Maus)
Heinemeyer, making Don and
Patsy Maus grandparents, and Don
and Marie great-grandparents for
the first time. On Jan. 7, Noella
Grace was born to Emanuel and
Brenna Chasee. She is the first
grandchild of Tom and Eileen
Nistler of Upton, Wyo., and Don
and Marie Nistler's second great-
grandchild. Grandma Patsy Maus
drove to Worland, Wyo., to meet
her new grandson Cade, and visit
Amanda and Josh.
Rick, Elaine and Brittany Noll
spent last weekend in Bismarck for
medical appointments and attend-
ed a funeral for a long-time friend
of Elaine's. They returned on
Sunday reporting bad road condi-
tions. Mary and Ron Barthel
joined them in Bismarck on
Saturday. They all attended a
Wizards basketball game on
Saturday. The Barthels returned
home on Monday.
Paul and Wienie Barthel came
to Golva to visit their daughter,
Elaine Noll, on Tuesday.
Delbert and Jean Schulte went
to Devils Lake to meet their
newest grandchild, Elizabeth
Nicole. She was born to their
daughter Kimberly and Mike
Hurley on Jan. 21. She joins a 2-
year-old sister, Maddie. About 6
months ago, Mike and Kimberly
had to move to a home on higher
ground. They didn't want a swim-
Wildlife
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has declined by more than 50 per-
cent since 2008. Kreil said there is
little doubt pronghorn are in a vul-
nerable state due to deep snow, and
in some cases have limited move-
ment because herds are prevented
from moving to areas with less
snow.
While this winter so far has been
tough on wildlife, Kreil said the
next several weeks are critical.
"Animals have been stressed for a
couple months now, and they don't
have the energy they had in early
winter," Kreil said. "A mild
February and March is much need-
ed, and if we get a break we will see
the benefits next fall. If not, then
hunters will need to adjust their
expectations in 2011 ."
Saturday, Don and Rella
Abernethy traveled to Minot to visit
with friends, Ted and Bev Trinka.
Ted had the misfortune of breaking
his leg after a fall on some ice. Don
and Rella remained with the Trinkas
before returning home on Monday.
On their way home, they stopped in
Bismarck and had lunch with their
daughter, LaDonna Fallgatter.
Pete Novotny helped plow out the
driveway at the Jim and Marj
Wyckoff home on Monday.
Sentinel Butte has seen a lot of
truck traffic lately because of the
amount of oil work that has been
going on in the area. The trucks
come into town for water, as well as
using the new tanks situated on the
hill just north of the city.
Jim and Marj Wyckoff drove to
Dickinson on Tuesday to visit with
son and wife, Tom and Lynn
Wyckoff, and daughter Kiitlynn.
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Beach, 53, Killdeer, 54
Boys varsitybasketball, Jail. 29
Beach scores: 7, 23, 39, 53
Killdeer scores: 19, 29, 43, 54
Beach scorers: Danny Skoglund,
4; Trevor Sime, 1; Jake Hardy, 20;
Brady Zachmann, 4; Lloyd
Weinreis, 4; Landon Lechler, 20.
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Contact
Gloria Ueckert
(701) 872-4263
We've had lots of fun during
the first month of the new year.
Mass was held in the chapel at
9 a.m. on Thursday morning, fol-
lowed by exercises and shopping
downtown. In the afternoon about
16 of us played cards and games,
and enjoyed sweet party mix. Bill
Johnson had Wilma Hayden and
her daughters as dinner guests.
Friday morning, Gloria
Hendry, Linda Ridenhower and
Marlene Muruato washed and
fixed our hair. Pastor J.T. from
First Lutheran led our devotions.
Alice Kunick and Deb Hoelscher
went to church with Vivian
Murphy.
Loretta Wyckoff led our
Saturday morning exercises.
Shane and Bonnie Farstveet visit-
NOTICE
A weekly column, called "Beach
News" is being
considered for being added back
into the Golden Valley News. It
will be similar to the Manor
News or other columns. But we'll
need the help of our readers so
that we have information for the
column. Call the News Office at
872-3755 on Wednesdays or
Thursdays with your Beach
News item, or send an e-mail,
including your phone number, to
gvnews@midstate.net
at anytime. The deadline is noon
on Fridays.
Copies of the Golden Valley News
are available at:
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ming pool in their backyard, and
don't enjoy fishing by casting a
reel over their back porch railing.
Bruce Kreitinger is visiting his
mother Bernice for a few days. On
Monday, he took Bernice to the
boy's basketball game with
Scranton in Beach. It was parent's
night and Bernice's grandson,
Justin Weinreis, is one of the sen-
iors who were recognized. Justin's
parents, Jerry and Mary Weinreis,
were also in attendance.
Rick and Tyler Noll have been
very busy this week, plowing the
streets in Golva and the township
roads, and for seismograph crews
in the area.
Bob and Marge (Finneman)
Valeu have a new grandson, Cadin
Ernest Strube. His parents are
Ernest and Tina (Valeu) Strube.
Mike and Doris Berger drove to
Bismarck to meet the new member
of the family, and visit with Doris'
mother, Liz Finneman, and her sib-
lings living there. Mike returned
home, but Doris remained in
Bismarck to assist the new mother
for a few days.
Tyler John Schulte, son of
Derek and Amy Schulte, was
recently baptized at Corpus Christi
Catholic Church in Bismarck. His
aunt, RaeAnn Schulte, and uncle,
Kevin Schulte, both students at
UND are his godparents. Others
brffving the weather that day to
attend his baptism were his grand-
mother, Susan Schulte, and uncle,
Brandon Schulte.
Tyler was born on
Thanksgiving Day, and has a 2-
year-old brother, Ethan. Derek,
Amy and boys visited relatives in
the Golva and Beach area during
Christmas vacation.
If you have news for this col-
umn, please call me at 872-3441.
ed Loretta Tescher, and Muriel
Sokoloski came to visit her moth-
er, Rose Gasho.
Communion was held in the
chapel on Sunday morning. We
played games and cards in the
afternoon in the dining room.
Tuesday morning, Nancy led
exercises. Adoration was held in
the chapel.
We played bingo in the after-
noon, and in the evening devo-
tions were led by Pastor Jim and
Lola Isaac from the Evangelical
Church.
Wednesday afternoon we
played games and bingo. There
were about 22 of us who enjoyed
the fun. Phyllis Jessen and her sis-
ter, Marian, visited their ,mother,
Pearl Olstad.
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