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Page 6 Golden Valley News February 27, 2014
Funerals
Marjorie
C. Gratton
MEDORA - Marjorie C. Gratton,
96, of Sentinel Butte passed away on
Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014, at St.
Joseph's Hospital !n Dickinson.
A Memorial Mass will be cele-
brated at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 7,
at St. Mary's Catholic Church in
Medora, with the Rev. Dan Berg of-
ficiating. Rite of Committal will be
held at a later date in the Medora
Cemetery in Medora.
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Robert (Bob)
Gratton
MEDORA - Robert (Bob) Grat-
ton, 68, of Sentinel Butte passed
away on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014,
near Fryburg.
A Memorial Mass will be cele-
brated at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 7,
at St. Mary's Catholic Church in
Medora, with the Rev. Dan Berg of-
ficiating. Rite of Committal will be
held at a later date in the Medora
Cemetery in Medora.
Silvemale-Silha Funeral Home of
Beach has been entrusted with the
arrangements.
Zoning
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to return, does so because of the lack
of better paying jobs in their home-
town. Nunberg told the group that it
would be a very good incentive for
the younger people to stay in Beach,
or return home after college, if there
were more such jobs.
Deb Walw0rth of Prairie West De-
velopment, said that everything folks
are concerned with now is currently
going through town. SST is trying to
help solve some of these problems
and establish safety procedures,
while the trains that are currently
traveling through Beach do not do
this, said Walworth.
Resident Vern Tosner also spoke
up. "Hazards were occurring 30 - 40
years ago; homes burning wood and
coal, which also smelled; and steam
trains tl'lt issed through here made
considerable noise. Back then, safety
was not taken into consideration."
The meeting that began at 7 p.m.
lasted until just after 9, with no reso-
lution as yet made. The zoning board
will meet again on Monday, March
17, to decide whether or not to accept
the railport zoning proposal at that
time.
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They say that time flies when
you're having fun and that time goes
by faster when you're busy. They also
say that as we get older time passes
more quickly. Well, all three must be
working because it's already March!
Wasn't it Christmas just last week?
That's what it feels like anyway. I
guess we've been pretty busy at the
Manor!
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Mass
started at 9 a.m. in the Chapel. We
were exercising in the Activity Room
by 9:45 and shopping at 10:30. In the
afternoon we played Valentine Bingo
with Debbie and Judy in the Activity
Room. They put on a wonderful
Valentine Party for the Manor resi-
dents with cookies and punch and
other goodies. We felt the love. St.
John's and St. Mary's Catholic
Church Sunday School kids made
Valentines for the residents and
brought them. Jessica played crib-
bage with Ray Chaska.
We look forward to Friday mom-
ings and show it by lining up to be
pampered by our hair ladies, Judy Ri-
denhower and Judy Vincent. We can't
thank them enough for all they do for
us. Lindsay Dykins and her children,
Cruz and Auberie, visited grandma
Florence Finneman. Joe and Alaina
Phalen visited Christine Finneman.
Hannah visited Jessica Savini and
took her shopping. Verna Tosner
went to the Legion to play bingo with
her kids.
Saturday morning exercises in the
Activity Room started at 10 a.m.
Then we had the rest of the day to
ourselves until coffee time in the
Dining Room at 3 p.m. That's the
Manor social hour if anyone would
like to join in they are more than wel-
come! Wiene Barthel went to church
with Julianna and Ron Thoemke.
Jerry and Sue Tosner visited with
Verna Tosner.
Sunday, the 16th, was Ed Berger's
birthday. Adoration began at 9 a.m.
in the Chapel followed by Word &
Communion at 10. We began playing
cards and games in the Dining Room
at 2 p.m. Coffee and treats were
served to us at 3 p.m. The Commu-
nity Church held services in the
Chapel of Angels at 6:30 p.m. Elaine
and Harry Begger visited with Edie
Abraham and Florence Finneman.
Dennis and Melanie Nunberg visited
with Ted and Jowayne Nunberg. Jes-
sica Savini spent the day with her
cousin, Megan Prociv, at her baby
shower. Her grandparents, Linda and
Richard Crawford, picked her up.
Mondays are the days we have to
ourselves with nothing planned but
coffee time in the Dining Room at 3
p.m. We look forward to our social
hour and welcome all who visit. Jes-
sica Savini ate lunch at the
Roughrider Bar & Grill. She then
went to Bible Study.
Tuesday morning exercises in the
Activity Room began at 9:45 a.m. All
who came got a good workout. At 2
p.m. we were singing with Linda
Tvedt in the Activity Room. Pastor
Hojnacki led Devotions in the Chapel
at 7 p.m. Debbie and Dave Setara
visited with Ted and Jowayne Nun-
berg. Chris Moe visited with Wiene
Barthel.
Mary Scherman celebrated her
birthday on Wednesday the 19th. In
the afternoon we played bingo with
Marlene and Bethine. Maurice Lardy
visited with Christine Finneman.
Edie Abraham's daughter-in-law,
Dixie Abraham, came to visit. Mary
Barthel's sister, Diane, came to visit.
Gertrude Jacobs has been painting
birds this week.
Andy Rooney quote of the week:
"I've leamed ... that I can always pray
for someone when I don't have the
strength to help him in some other
way."
Interview with Dorothy Stolberg
by Debbie Lauf:
Dorothy Stolberg was born on the
family farm just west of Beach on
April 13, 1926, to Charlie and Marie
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Beacl and g{aduated from Beach
High chooi in 1944.
Ater graduation, Dorothy worked
for th; county superintendent for two
years She later took a job with the
Goldm Valley Extension Office.
Dorothy met Roger Stolberg, who
was a music teacher in the Beach
schools, and they were married on
June 5, 1950, in Wibaux, Mont.
Dorothy loved to travel world-
wide. She took trips to many differ-
ent places. She belonged to a bridge
club and also was a member of the
Kopper Kettle Homemakers Club for
50 years.
After 45 years of working in the
Extension Office, she retired in 1991.
Dorothy had also been treasurer for
the Golden Valley Soil Conservation
District for 50 years.
A year ago in January, Dorothy
moved to the Manor. She enjoys the
activities and the friends she has
made since living at the Golden Val-
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