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Golden
Valley News
May 17, 2018
May 16, 1968, 50 years ago: address. The speaker will be Otto constructed, which will be a valu- May 3 -Mass was celebrated in
Five local youths, Jerry Mar- L. Lande, vice president of North- able asset to the Beach Co-opthe Chapel at 9 a.m. Several M ass
man,'Curtis Nagel, Dwight Chaska, ern School Supply Inc. Grain Elevator complex and togoers gathered in the activity room
James Lovell and Tom Heckaman The city park board has met sev- Golden Valley County. It is a 2,000 with Fr. Berg and enjoyed a won-
are selected from this community, eral times to make arrangements ton bulk storage fertilizer plant derful brunch proved by Charlie
to attend the 26th annual Boys for the opening of the Golden Val- with an eight ton blender. Scherman's daughters, Lorraine
State, to be held in Fargo at NDSU. ley County Memorial Swimming Golden Valley County veteransScherman and Linda Gietzen. Exer-
They are sponsored by the Ameri- Pool. The board found it necessary and auxiliary were represented at a
cises and in-town shopping took
can Legion, Lions Club, Jaycees to raise die price of the season tick- meeting on Tuesday, May 4, to fur-
and Elks. ets this year and now the family ther research the possibility of a place at 10 a.m. Deb and the resi-
Baccalaureate services will be ticket will be selling for $8 and the veterans home in Beach Tim dents spent the afterno6n enjoying
held at Golva High School on May individual ticket will be $5.Greenley, commander of the Golva cards and games down in the Activity
10. The Rev. Wm. J. Fahnlander of May 13, 1993,25 years ago: Legion Post, conducted the meet- Room.
Home On The Range will give the A new fertilizer plant is being ing. May 4 - Hair was fixed in the
beauty salo~ at 8 a.~ This week's
hair lady volunteers were~Linda Mar-
man and Lezlie'Paul. ~.
ch com
By Renee Orluck
Correspondent
Beach's varsity track teams com-
peted in two meets last week.
On Tuesday, May 8, they were at
the Bowman County Invite in Bow-
man. On the girl's side, Bowman
County took first with 384 points,
followed by Grant County/Flasher,
Hettinger-Scranton, Mott/Regent and
Beach in the top five. Bowman
County was also top of the boy s
teams with 368 points then Grant
County/Flasher, New England,
Mott/Regent and Lemmon. The
Beach boys took eighth as a team.
On Saturday, May 12, Beach
hosted a 10-team meet on a rather
cold day. The Buccaneer girls earned
69 points and fourth place as a team
coming in behind Trinity, Hettinger-
Scranton and Mott Regent The
Beach boys earned 67 points, which
earned them a sixth-place behind
Trinity, Richardton/Taylor, New
England. Mott/Regent and Bowman
County
Bowman County girls events: 100
meter dash: Gracey O' Brien of
South Heart/Befield was first with a
time of 13 19. Beach's Tyra Feld-
mann was 12th, with 14.62 and Re-
beka Padilla 13th, with 14.85.
- 200 meter dash: Gracey O' Brien
of South Heart/Belfield took the
event with a time of 27.37. Beach's
Laiken Mahlum scored points for the
girls with a sixth - place finish. 29.85.
- 400 meter dash: Won by Alexius
Miller of Bowman County with a
time of 1:05.37 while Beach's Madi
Wilhelmi was second with 1:07.62.
- 800 meter run: Cassie Kinds-
fater of Hettinger-Scranton was first
with a time of 2:35.58; Megan Ris-
ing fourth, with 2:40 01, Andrea
Lund seventh 12:58.62.
1,600 meter run was won by
Abby Wilhelmi of Beach with
5:29.32. Andrea Lund third, with
6:31.62.
4-by-800 relay was won by
Beach's team of Abby Wilhelmi,
Tyra Feldmann, Madi Wilhelmi and
Megan Rising, with 10:30 14
- Shot put: Emma Marion was in
first place with a throw of 35-04. For
the Buccaneers MiKayla Paul was
third with 30-04, Molly Farstveet
was fourth with 30-03, Madi Nun-
berg seventh with 28-10, Tessa Feld-
mann 22nd with 21-05, Kamryn
Finneman 25th with 20.07.
- Discus was won by Sage Peter-
son of Lemmon with 104-11.
Mikayla Paul ninth with 83.00, Madi
Nunberg 12th with 79 01, Molly
Farstveet 18th with 63-10, Kamryn
Finneman 21st with 59.07, Tessa
Feldman 24th with 53.09.
- Javelin was won by Molly Holt
of Hettinger-Scranton with 118 05,
Mikayla Paul was sixth with 90 10.
- High jump was won by Rachelle
Kathrein of New England with 4-11,
Laiken Mahlum was ninth with 4-03
and Megan Rising 10th with 4-01.
- Long jump first place went to
Ellie Stafford of Bowman County
with 15-08. and Madi Wilhemi was
eighth with 13-10 5.
in two
Bowman County boys events:
200 meter dash: Nathan
Schwartz was first with 23.72,
Samuel Clarke was ninth with 24.85,
Brandon Schulte 26th with 27 61,
Gage Swanson 33rd with 28.92.
- 400 meter dash was won by
Jared Wojahn of Beach with a state
qualifying 52 12, Samuel Clarke
fourth with 58.21, Chance Manhart
sixth with 58 37
- 800 meter run: Andrew Miller of
Bowman County took first with
2:06 49, Chance Manhart fourth with
2:27 68
110 hurdles: Hunter Crist of
Mott Regent took first with 15 87,
Brandon Schulte fifth with 18.48
- 300 hurdles: Hunter Crist of
Mott Regent took first with 41.44,
Brandon Schulte sixth with 46.65.
- 4-by- 800 relay was won by
Beach's team consisting of Jared Wo-
jahn, Chance Manhart, Samuel
Clarke and Josiah Oduck with a time
of 8:56 66.
- Shot put: Andy Hodell of South
Heart/Belfield was first with a dis-
tance of 40-07, 22nd Logan Sime
with 23-10.
- Discus: Bryan Knopp of Bow-
man County was first with a distance
of 125-05, 24th Logan Sime 67-10
- Javelin: Tanner Zentner of Mott
Regent was first with 156-08, Jared
Wojahn fifth with 130-05, Gage
Swanson 12th with 88-10.
- High jump: Justin Cantwell of
New England was first with a jump
of 6-00, Jhett Farstveet fifth with 5-
02. Gage Swanson sixth with 5-00.
Long jump: Owen Voigt of
Richardton-Taylor was first with a
jump of 20-06, 19th Gage Swanson
16-07, 26th Jhett Farstveet 14-03.
Beach Booster Meet girls:
- 100 meter dash: Skylar Crow of
Richard ton -Taylor took the event
with 13~43. Rebeka Padilla I2th with
15 18
- 200 meter dash: Won by Masy
Kuntz of Dickinson Trinity with
27 64, Laiken Malhum flth with
29.86. Tyra Feldmann 12th with
30.72.
- 400 meter dash: Won by Saman-
tha Oase of Hettinger-Scranton with
1:04.61, Madi Wilhelmi second with
1:07 91.
- 800 meter run: Macy Gress of
Dickinson Trinity came in first with a
time of 2:27 63, Megan Rising fifth
with 2:52 62, Andrea Lund sixth
with 3:01.48.
1,600 meter run: Rachelle
Kathrein of New England took first
with a time of 6:27.37, Andrea Lund
Golden
Kay wimma and Todd Wi]sbn~vis-
m ited Darlene Wilson.
third with 6:42.66. May 5 - Reading took place in the
afternoon at 2 p.m. with Gary
- 3,200 meter run: Won. by Abby Riederer. Beth Nistler was a visitor
Wilhelmi with a time of 13:06.00 of Lorraine and Charlie Scherman.
- 4-by-100 relay was won by Alan and Judy Strecker were here to
Dickinson Trinity with a time of
53.31; Beach took third with 55.43. pay visits to Christine Finneman and
Donna Sygulla. Tom and Diane
- 4-by-800 meter relay was won Schmitz visited Florence Miske.
by Beach's team of Megan Rising,
Tyra F61mann, Abby Wilhelmi and May 6 - Adoration was held in
the Chapel Sunday morning at 8:30
Madi Wilhelmi with a time of
10:36.00. a.m. Word and Communion fol-
- High jump: First place was lowed at 9:30 a.m. The Annual May
Katya Baranko of Richardton-Taylor Day BBQ was held from noon to 2
with a jump of 4-09, Megan Rising P.m.Hamburgers, cole slaw, baked
seventh with 4-03. L
- Shot put: Winning throw was
Dickinson Trinity's Tylla Roshhu
with a throw of 33-08.5, third
Mikayla Paul with 29-00, fourth
Molly Farstveet with 28-10 05
Discus: Winning throw by
Richardton-Taylor's Haylee Leigang
with 91-03, Mikayla Paul fourth with
78-04, Molly Farstveet fifth with 74-
10.
Boy's events:
100 meter dash: Kaden Kunz
from Dickinson Trinity was first with
a time of 11.41, Jared Wojahn fourth
with 12 42, Samuel Clarke eighth
with 12.73, Jhett Farstveet 16th with
13.43.
200 meter dash: Nathan
Schwartz from Richardton-Taylor
was first with a time of 24.27, secone
Samuel Clarke with 25.21, Brandon
Schulte 10th with 27.96.
- 400 meter dash: Richardton-
Taylor's Owen Voigt took first with
53.79, Jared Wojahn second with
53.85.
- 800 meter run: Reece Anderson
from Dickinson Trinity was first with
2:14.11, Chance Manhart eighth with
2:29.36.
- 1,600 meter run: Josiah Orluck
took first with a time of 4:53.51.
- 3,200 meter run: Orluck took
first with a time of 10:45.26 .
- 110 meter hurdles: Hunter Crist
of Mott/Regent was first with a time
of 16.31, Brandon Schulte fourth
with 19.07
- 300 meter hurdles: Noah Stick-
ler of Dickinson Trinity took first
with a time of 41 10, Brandon
Schulte fifth with 47.44.
- 4-by-800 relay was won by the
Beach team of Samuel Clarke,
Chance Manhart, Josiah Orluck and
Jared Wojahn with a time of 9:04.11.
The Regional Track Meet will
take place Saturday, May 19, at
Dickinson State University. The
State Track Meet will be held in Bis-
marck, May 25-26 at the MDU Re-
sources Community Bowl.
Ill
Valley County Commissioner
District 3
(Paid for by Paul J Schmitz)
included in the lunch A large crowd
came and supported thig worthy
cause in which the proceeds will go
to help with i/nprovements to our fa-
cility. Stevenson's Funeral Home
prov.ided the food, Coca Cola Dis-
tributing of Dickinson provided the
drinks, and the Manor Foundation
Board served the meall Around 20
raffle Items were donated for this
' event. Be Sure to check an8 see if
you were one of the lucky winners
Thanks to all who donated and pur-
chased the raffle prizes! Following
the barbecue, Nikki Davidson held
her Major Musicians Spring Piano
Recital at 3 p.m. in the Activity
Room. More than a dozen students
performed their musical selections
for us to enjoy. There were several
solos and a couple duets performed
throughout the afternoon. All of
Nikki's piano students who attended
the piano festival this year received a
superior rating for their perform-
ances. Leon and Alicia Heick visited
Florence Finneman. Lauren John-
son, Micayla and Ceara Miske all
visited Florence Miske. Tracey,
Adam and Andrew Trask visited AI
Begger. Linda Ridenhower visited
Judy Curl."
Veteran
Transportation
was a most enjoyable one. Jody Volz,
from Volz Vintage Gardens in Minot,
came and helped us create little tea
cup succulents gardens. Around 10
of us ladies took part in this fun event
creating and planting homes for the
plants. Everyone participating got to
take their little tea cup gardens home
to enjoy in their rooms. Jody is the
daughter of head cook Evie Erickson
here at the'Manor. Jo Heckaman vis2
ited Judy Curl. Brian Begger and fi-
ance' Sally came and enjoyed dinner
with his a unt Edie Abraham. Laurie
Rohan visited Maurice Hagar. Todd
Wilson and Kay visited his mother
Darlene Wilson
May 8 - Exercises were held at 10
a.m. Ladies from the First Lutheran
Church gathere,d with the residents in
the Activity Room for an afternoon of
bingo fun. Jo Heckaman visited
Donna Sygulla. Ron Gebhardt and
Jessica Cayk visited Jim and Mae
Muckle for the afternoon.
May 9 - Mary and the residents
spent the afternoon recycling greeting
cards that had been donated to us.
With the recycled cards we made
Mother's Day cards, birthday cards,
and get well cards for the residents
to semd. lzlap y birthday to Louie
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HRTG Van - call to schedule a ride 701-440-0351
Golden Valley/Billings Council on Aging 701-872-3836
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Main Office: 701-239-7165
Golden Valley County Office: 701-872-4673
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