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Page 8 Golden ValleyNews February 10, 2011
Beach and Heart River players watch as Beach makes anoth-
er two points on Feb. 3. (Photo by Richard Volesky)
Roundball
(Continued from Page 1)
quarter. Then the Buccaneers went
on their own 7-0 run taking a 42-35
advantage to end the third quarter.
The fourth quarter became a
defensive stand-off with Beach
scoring only 11 points, but holding
Trinity to single digits of eight.
They kept the Titans scoreless in the
final 4½ minutes to seal the win.
The Running Bucs will be travel-
ing to Bismarck Century High
School this Saturday to take on the
highly rated Carrington Cardinals.
The games are scheduled for 12:00
and 1:30 Mountain Time.
Beach 13 29 42 57
Trinity 8 21 35 43
Beach: Brittney Dietz 18, Abby
Weinreis 17, Jill Rising 6, Bailey
Waldal
5, Kiffin Howard 4, Lacee
Vollum 4, Ha|lee Farstveet 3.
Beach, 69, Heart River, 33
It was Senior Night, which had a
very emotional beginning with eight
of our seniors meeting their parents
at center coui't for recognition.
Then the team and coaches
became watery-eyed when Brittney
Dietz was presented with a nomina-
tion of a McDonalds High School
All America award presented by
staff manager, Dale Smith from
McDonalds of Dickinson. Smith
talked about how impressed he was
when visiting with Brittney and her
humility towards herself and her
team's success.
She would rather talk about her
teammates than herself. He knew
that She was special when stating
how fortunate it has been playing
with her teammates.
The seniors led the attack against
Heart River handing the Cougars
their first District 13 loss of the year.
The senior Bucs scored 54 of their
69 points and held off any Cougar
charge allowing only 33 team
points.
Brittney Dietz and LaCee
Roundball
Fever
By Bob Waldal
2011 SPRING LIGHT GOOSE HUNTING SEASON
February 19 - May 8, 2011 -- Statewide
• Belfield Senior Citizens
Activity Center, Feb. 14, 1:30-
4:30 p.m., Valentine's Day Pie
Social, everyone welcome.
• Sentinel Butte City Council
meeting, 7 p.m., Feb. 14, at the
Sentinel Butte Fire Hall.
• Billings County Historical
Society meeting, Wednesday,
Feb. 16, 5:30 p.m., in the Great
Plains National Bank, Belfield.
Everyone welcome.
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.
Vollum were the only players scor-
ing double figures with eight other
players scoring single digit num-
bers.
Beach 69. Heart River 33
HR 6 20 26 33
Beach 25 45 59 69
HR: Mary Hlebechuk 9. Karl|
Northrop 5, Alicia Palaniuk 5.
Quinn Steffan
5, Miranda Kadrmas 5. Shea
Shypkoski 4.
B: Brittney Dietz 17, LaCee
Vollum 10, Abby Weinreis 8. Kiffin
Howard 7, Ha|lee Farstreet 6, Jill
Rising 6. Bobbi Jo Nielson 6.
Kelcee Dykins 4.
Brooke Davidson 3, Bailey
Waldal 2. 3-pointers: HR 2
(Hlebechuk 1. Northrop 1), B 2
(Howard 1. Dietz 1). Freethrows:
HR 7-13, B 3-5. Total fouls: HR 8.
B 14.
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Judy Mollendor, Cheryl Cook,
Melissa Lowman, Jeccica
Fjellanger, Marsha Davison from
Dickinson, and Linda Cook from
Beach, all rode with Jane Cook to
enjoy Cabin Fever Bingo Night at
the American Legion Club Saturday
evening. The ladies enjoyed dinner
before the games began, and also
celebrated Melissa's birthday a week
earlier, with Marsha making a cake
for her sister, and bringing it to the
Legion for their dessert. During the
games, Jeccica won twice, and
Linda won once. Arlene Schmeling
won the top prize of the night, which
was an Ipad.
Grace Cash reports that she and
husband Dan usually tell their out of
state friends about the nickname
which has been used in this area of
the state, calling it the "banana belt"
but lately, they've revised it by call-
ing it the "bandana belt" as that is
what's needed to protect the face and
neck from the winds that have been
blowing through the region.
The blowing snow has caused a
few hang-ups in the way of travel.
Many folks in the area have had to be
On Friday evening, the Golva Mass on Sunday to raise funds for
city employees met at the Golvavocations to the priesthood and
Bar for a delicious meal, and a fun religious life.
night of visiting and playing trivia. On Friday, Beth Nistler, head
Ron and Mary Kay Barthel were cook at the Golva School had a
the winners of the trivia contest, doctor's appointment; so former
The Rev. Russell • Kovash cook Shirley Schulte enjoyed sub-
attended Search last weekend, stituting for her in the kitchen.
Abbot Brian Wrangler from Gary Hardy flew to Phoenix,
plowed out from their driveways or Richardton substituted for him at Ariz., where his sister Keely is hos-
roads after becoming stuck in some Mass on Sunday. pitalized. While there he visited
of the drifts that have formed. Not only are the patrols with with other members of the family.
The Sentinel Butte Volunteer Fire big V plows, blades and wingsHe stayed with his mother Pat
Department held its Christmas party busy pushing snow, several of the Hardy and did some handyman
Wednesday at the Golva Bar in farmers have added snow blowers chores for her. She is putting to
and other snow moving equipment good use some new shelves he built
Golva, but not everyone was able to
make it as some of the members to their tractors. They can be seen for her.
were some of those who ended up on a daily basis keeping roads and On Jan. 31, Christine Finneman
getting stuck, hay yards open for themselves and invited Mike Berger and Bernice
others. Jim Schillo brought his Kreitinger to her home for supper.
tractor to Golva and removed the It was Mike Berger's birthday.
snow from around the school. They enjoyedplayingskipbo. On
These gentlemen are really appre- Tuesday, Paul Finneman of
elated during a winter like this. Bismarck brought his sister Doris
It's February already, a short day with Made Hollar. The Golva K of Cs served a Berger back to Beach where her
month, which makes it closer to Devotions were led by Pastor delicious breakfast consisting ofhusband Mike Berger met her, and ]
spring. Andy Lam, and Gloria Ueckert French toast, ham and fruit afterbrought her home to Golva.
On Thursday we had an exciting played the piano for hymns.
day. Mass was'held in the chapel Saturday morning, Loretta
and we did our exercises. Then Wyckoffled our exercises.
Lorna took us downtown to do our Communion was held in the
shopping. The bus and drivers were chapel on Sunday morning. We I" .... '~ ..... -,, .~ m m m, ,m ~ ~ m ,,,, 'I
busy. Then in the afteruoon, Nancy played cards fn the afternoon in the ATTENTION
Schafer, Bey Wolff and Lorna took dining room while enjoying coffee ~~ HUNTERS I I
20 of us downtown to Nat s Kitchen and goodies,
for apple pie and ice cream for Vera Schneider led Bible study I
Charlotte s Fun Day. It was dell- on Monday morning. I 2011 SPRING WILD TURKEY I
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cious and we enjoyed visiting. The Lorna led our exercises, which I HUNTING PROCLAMATION SUMMARY I /
weather outside was sunny and was followed by Adoration. I [" I
warm so it was nice to go outside. Twenty-five of us played bingo in I [ I
Bonnie Farstveet came to see the afternoon. It was a full house in I [ 2011 Spring Wild Tui~ey~ing ' : II
Loretta Tescher. the activity room.
Friday morning, Marlene Pastor Hojnacki led devotions on I " Licenses will be issued by a weighted lottery procedure. Applications are available l Ii
• from county auditors, license vendors, and the Department. Only residents may apply. • ~1
Muruato, Gloria Hendry and Judy Tuesday evening, and Gloria II II
The deadline for submitting applications to the Department's, Bismarck office
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Ridenhower did our hair. Janet and Ueckert played the piano. I is February 16, 2011. |
• • The season will run from April 9 through May 15, 2011. •
Evelyn Zook came to see Laurence Wednesday afternoon during L " The season bag limit will be one bearded wild turkey. II
Zook. LaVonne Haider from crafts we tied a quilt for the After ~> • Turkeys may be legally taken with shotguns, muzzleloading long guns, muzzleloading II
Mandan, Darrel D. Vinquist from Prom Party. The ground hog didn't ~~r pistols, certain handguns, and bow and arrow. I
Independence, Mo., and Curtis see his shadow, so let's hope that
Haude from Hugo, Minn., spent the spring will be here soon.-,,3/ APPLYING BYICOMI UTEROR)ucKCONVENIENT-EASY BY PHONE ..1' :
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groups are putting on an operetta / Visit our weDsite at before the deadline 1-~uu-4ut).oquuI
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John Deere Day to be Feb. 28 on Feb. 27, at the high school gym. -- / Regularlicensefeesapplywith visa, UlSCover ano servicecha.rg, eforeach I "
Clarence and Donald Ballard, Besides the three choruses. I / noservicechargeadded. MasterCardaccepted. applicantwtllbeadded I I
owners of Dakota Farm Equipment
Co. in Beach, announce that their
annual John Deere Day will be on
Tuesday, Feb. 28, with plenty of
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good entertainment for the entire
family.
It will get under way with a free
lunch at 1l:30 a.m.. at the Legion
Hall and will be followed by a free
show at the Bijou Theatre, starting
at about 1 p.m.
Pupils' Operetta on Feb. 27
The Beach High School chor~
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The North Dakota Game and Fish Department
announces the following summary of regulations
from amendment number two of the 2010-2011
Small Game and Furbearer Proclamation.
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• Resident hunters can hunt during this season using either 2010-2011 or 2011-
II 2012 resident hunting licenses (fishing, hunting and furbearer certificate, small I
I game license, general game and habitat license (or combination license)).
• Nonresident hunters can hunt during this season by purchasing a 2011
nonresident spring light goose season license ($50.00). This license enables
nonresidents to hunt statewide for the entire season and does not affect their I
eligibility to purchase a regular nonresident waterfowl hunting license for
the fall 2011 season. •
• Required licenses may be purchased only through the Department's Bismarck
office, through the Department's toll free phone licensing system (1-800-406-6409),
or through the Department's website at gf.nd.gov.
~" All 2011 Spring Light Goose Season hunters must register with the Harvest II
Information Program (HIP). Resident hunters with valid 2010-2011 licenses
< need only call 1-888-634-4798 to be HIP registered• HiP registration can II
=" be obtained with license purchases through the Department's Bismarck •
8 office, toll free phone licensing service, or website. HIP registration for this spring I
season will carry thru for fall hunting. II
~. The Federal Waterfowl Stamp is not required for this season.
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Only light geese may be taken• Light geese include snow geese, blue geese, and
ROSS'S geese. They may be taken statewide from February 19 thru May 8, 2011. I
There will be no daily limit or possession limit on light geese dudng this season.
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Shooting hours will be from 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset.
Electronic and recorded calls, as well as shotguns capable of holding more than I
3 shells, may be used to take light geese during this season.
All Waterfowl Rest Areas designated for 2010 are open during this season• II
II Non-toxic shot is required for hunting light geese•
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LICENSING BY COMPUTER OR BY PHONE
QUICK - CONVENIENT - EASY
You can instantly purchase By Phone
Via the Internet your licenses -- 24 hours a Simply call toll free
Visit our website at day -- 7 days a week. 1-800-406-6409
Besides license fee, a service
gf.nd.gov Visa, Discover and charge will be added. Service
Regularlicensefeesapplywith MasterCard accepted, chargewillvarydependingon
no service charge added, amount of transaction.
A complete proclamation along with amendments one and two that contain regulations for the
2011 Spring Light Goose Season are available from the North Dakota Game and Fish
Department, 100 North Bismarck Expressway, Bismarck, ND 58501-5095. (701) 328-6300.
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