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February 28, 2008
Beach students enjoy a break from classes with cake and punch during a
Steele and Damien Berger. (Photo by Richard Volesky)
for Brad
Tradition
(Continued from Page 1)
bell," said Gaugler. in the arena."
Gaugler used Berger and Steele Berger and Steele, as the schooirs
as an example of students being students looked on, went outsiide
active and doing their best. during the mild February morni ng
Quoting Theodore Roosevelt, and each took turns at striking tihe
Gaugler said, "It is not the critic bell. They, along with wrestlilng
who counts; not the man who points coach Josh Heinemeyer, were allso
out how the strong man stumbled, given a ride in the city's fire trutck
or where the doer of deeds could up to the water tower and back.
have done them better. The credit Inside the school, all the stude nts
belongs to the man who is actually were served cake and punch.
When they returned, Berger and
Steele, elated andthankful, each
spoke briefly to the teachers and
their fellow students.
"It's pretty sweat - this whole
shindig going on,--- aid Steele.
Berger, who had wrestled for
Dickinson last season, said he was
thankful "for coach Heinemeyer for
taking me up and letting me wrestle
with you guys."
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The Great Western Trail that
brought millions of cattle from
Texas will be highlighted as part of
the District 5580 Rotary
International Convention scheduled
for May 1-4.
District 5580 Gov. Jim Ozbun of
Dickinson is leading the project,
which is designed to celebrate a
romantic era of the Old West.
The placement of the marker,
next to the North Dakota Cowboy
Hall of Fame in Medora, is sched-
uled for Thursday, May 1. Ozbun
said he expects Rotarians, descen-
dants, historians, tourists, and
friends to gather to celebrate the
placement of the marker.
"What we would like to do is to
make the trail that came all the way
from Texas on up into Canada a his-
torical event," Ozbun said. "Some
seven million head of livestock
came up that trail during the late
1800s. They restocked the pastures
of the Dakotas after the loss of the
bison during that period of time and
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also helped to revitalize the econo-
my of the United States following
the Civil War. So, it is a very signifi-
cant trail and had a huge impact not
only on North Dakota but on all of
the United States."
The Great Western Trail covered
three countries, including niine
states within the United States. T'he
Rotary International has been ele-
vating the awareness of the trail amd
promoting the placement of tthe
markers at various spots along tthe
trail.
"Rotary is a service program amd
the project started in Texas amd
Oklahoma," Ozbun said. "This a
service project, a:service,to the
communities along traill
In addition to marking the trail,
Rotarians are seeking to get in con-
tact with descen( ants of riders
along the historic trail. Individuals
who have a relative or know of rel-
atives of these ridgrs as asked to
contact Rex Cookq 1167 Franklin
Street, Dickinson, !North Dakota,
58601, (701) 225-2147.
Other activities planned include
a golf tournament, qommittee meet-
ings and the regular! annual business
meeting.
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charged by the ton for the garbage that is taken .to a it's open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. During
Baker, Mont landfill. If people who aren't city resi- the other months, it's open the first Saturday of each
dents are bringing in items for disposal, the city is pay- month, 8 a.m. to noon. Arrangements for disposing of
ing the bill. items at other times can also be made by calling City
Each small thing adds up, said Nunberg. Hall.
"The city will gladly accept garbage from elsewhere, The transfer station site also includes a place for
but there's a fee," said Nunberg. burnable items such as wood, and places for appliances,
The place to take unwanted items is to the city's tires, empty pesticide containers, and a container for
transfer station east of the city. From April to October, used motor oil.
HOTR
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always been positive. Lardy added, "I am honored and humbled to be
"The challenges youth face now are much different asked to serve in this manner. Home On The Range and
than they were when HOTR was founded," said Lardy. the broader community it serves hold a special place in
"However, the principles used to help the children are my heart, and I look forwardto providing advice, lead-
still the same. I think the fact that the ranch uses ership and service to the organization."
Christian principles in a ranch/rural environment is a Lardy and his wife, Lynae, reside in West Fargo.
very positive combination." They have three children, Jacob, Jarrett and JaeLyn.
50 years ago:
McCaskey purchases Jones
Equipment interest
This past week, paperwork was
completed on transferring Bob
Jones' interest in the Jones
Equipment Co the local Allis-
Chalmers farm equipment dealer-
ship, to John McCaskey, who is
now sole owner.
Jones originally bought the busi-
ness after the death of Chris
Johnson, and McCaskey became
Jones' partner a few years later.
Because of other interests, Jones
decided to quit the implement busi-
ness.
McCaskey will continue to use
the name Jones Equipment Co at
least for the present.
Pre-Easter Style Show March 18
Easter fashions will be pre-
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which will be modeled, the benefit of the Beach public
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