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Nancy and Lois Schafer and the 51st reunion of Grace's 1960 St. Bill Dress and Mary Ann from Another nice week of weather Eileen Bucholz's guests were Tescher from St. Marie, Montana."~
Rella Abernethy traveled to. Mary's graduating class in NewMoses Lake, Wash., and Ken Moen altho it was abit too warm andRose, Keith and Bertha Torgerson Bob Kippley from Carson City]~
Bismarck on Friday, and while England. Out of 55 graduates, 25 and Pat Hunke from Williston. humid afew of these past days but from Antelope, Montana. Colorado stopped in " to seei(
there, enjoyed luncla with Rella's classmates were present. The com- Dean Wyckoff and son Gabe just a reminder that summer isOur faithful hair ladies on Frances Kress. Jennifer Kurtzwas~:
daughter, LaDonna Fallgatter. mittee prepared a delicious meal at stopped in to visit with Jim and here! After our cold winter and Friday morning were Gloria also a visitor at the manor on]
The 1st Annual Badlands BPCR the New England Country Club. Marj Wyckoff on Tuesday. The two cool spring I guess we should just Hendry, Leone Van Vleet and Saturday. '~
Shoot was held July 9 and 10 at the The reunion was held in their 51st stayed overnight before returning sit back and enjoy these hot days Marlene Murato. Laurie Lynn and There was word and commun-i:
Lund Ranch.The 2-day shoot had 8 year to coincide with New home to Billings on Wednesday.of summer and hope we don't get Lavonne Fergier visited Kay ion on Sunday morning. We[
shooters for the lever action match England's 125the anniversary cele- Gwen Huber and Patty Aubertin any nasty storms! Jones. John and Thelma Stull'senjoyed coffee and goodies in tl~
which took place on Saturday, and bration Casey Cook and Amanda were visitors at the Mary CookThursday started out with massdaughter, Linda Torgerson fromdining room in the afternoon.:
20 shooters for the BCPR Shoot on Herberholz were Sunday afternoon home on Wednesday. in the chapel with Father Kovash. Edinburg spent afew days with Pastor James and Lola Isaac visif-~
Sunday. Cash prizes were awarded visitors at the Don and Rella More of the archeology crew We exercised and then several of her morn and dad. Lani and Keith ed John and Thelma Stull and
on both days. First place for the Abernethy home. That evening, stopped in at the Don and Rella us took the bus downtown with Wallace from Billings, Montanaand Gladys Berger. :"
lever action match on Saturday was Don and Rella enjoyed supper with Abernethy residence on Wednesday Steve for appointments and gro- visited Aunt Florence Miske. We had resident council with~
Dave Ssetero, and for the BCPR Grace and Sally Cook, Arlo andto work with Dr. Bruce, and includ- cery shopping. In the afternoon Joyce Scheef from Wibaux Vicki on Monday morning, i~
Shoot on Unday, the first place Gwen Huber, Patty Aubertin, ed Gary Baughn, Ken, Adam, we were treated to the wonderful stopped in to see Mary Barthel. Loretta Wycoff led (
award went to Bernie Kordonowy. Richard and Cecilia Seanz, and Jim Becky, and Graham. music of Cliff Waiters from Pastor JT Burk was here for our Tuesday morning exercises. Judy:
The Lund children provided and Jan Abernethy at the Bob and Jane Cook and Mary Cook trav-Dickinson. Cliff comes once a evening devotions and Ruthann "Vincent was our Bingo caller on.
tasty concessions. This event will Sally Abernethy home in Beach. eled to Dickinson Thursday to keep month in the spring-fall andZielsdorf played piano. Tuesday afternoon and Gloria?
be held again at the same time next
year.
Irene and Arnold Bakken, and
Bonnie and Frank Edwards were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Mary Cook home.
Dan and Grace Cash attended
Dr. Bruce and Lisa Huckell from a doctor's appointment for Mary.
Albuquerque. New Mex. stopped in
Monday at the home of Don and
Rella Abernethy to spend a few
days to work on some of their
archeological digs in the area.
Other visitors on Monday included
Ron and Claudia Peterson from
Calif. were morning visitors
Thursday at the Don and Rella
Abernethy home. That night, the
Abernethys hosted a supper for the
archeology crew and others.
July 2%1961
Grass extreme fire hazard now
Beach volunteer firemen were
called out twice last week, both
times to fight blazing grass fires that
could do thousands of dollars worth
of damage, if not spotted and con-
trolled in time, because of the
extreme dryness of the grass all over
the countryside here. Resident and
tourists are all reminded to be extra
careful frith their matches and ciga-
rettes as well as camp fires, or rub-
bish fires, etc.
Last Friday morning Beach fire-
men sped to the Dominic Kukowski
farm where a fire in the ditch across
the road from the farm was spread-
ing rapidly. They extinguished it,
and then were called out again in the
afternoon to the Duane Wagner
home near the Beach airport.
Burning grass endangered the
house, but was put out before it
damaged any of the buildings.
Fires in rural areas can be real
tragedies - let's all watch carefully
so that none wili be started because
of our carelessness.
60 children given physical exams
A Child Health Conference was
held July 25, at the Johnstone
Memorial Hospital in Beach for all
the "beginners" starting school this
fall in Billings and Golden Valley
Counties. 60 children attended the
conference and were given a physi-
cal examination by Dr. Bush and Dr.
Smith. a vision screening by Dr.
Larson, and they were assisted by
Public Health nurses and 3 practical
nurses from the St. Joseph School of
Practical Nursing in Dickinson.
We want to thank the following
ladies from the Beach Legion
Auxiliary who donated their time
and efforts to help at the Clinic: Mrs.
Frank Kippley, Mrs. Earl Kramer,
Mrs. Don Marmon, and Mrs. Bob
Snow.
We are pleased tat so many par-
ents took advantage of the opportu-
nity to have their children examined
at this time.
tial canary seed buyers nationally
and internationally. Funds will be
used for attending national specialty
crop conventions and exploring the
potential canary seed tea market in
Mexico.
Funds will also be used to pur-
chase cleaned canary seed for test-
ing and sampling.
NDSU Dept of Agribusiness and
Applied Economics, Fargo,
receiO~tl funding of $61,317 to
assist in defraying the cost of hiring
a research scientist to conduct a life
cycle analysis of greenhouse emis-
sions from energy beet biofuel. The
scientist will document the energy
beet pathway to secure EPA
APUC
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approval as "advanced" biofuel. In
addition, this study will conduct life
cycle analysis to identify optimal
feedstock locations and to minimize
feedstock transport and handling
costs related to the process of ener-
gy beet biofuel.
APUC will hold its next grant
application hearing on Nov. 17. in
Valley City. Applications for the
November meeting must be
received by Oct. 1,
2011. Prototype and technical
assistance grants must be received
by Sept. 1,2011.
The 2010 APUC annual report is
available online at:
www.NDAPUC.com
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