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Page 10 Golden Valley News August 16, 2012
Sentinel Butte News By Jane Cook
Marlys Updike, Loretta
Wyckoff, both from Beach, Jack
Wyckoff from Wylie, Texas, and
Dean, Lisa and Gabe Wyckoff from
Medora were visitors at the Jim and
Marj Wyckoff home on Sunday,
July 29.
On Thursday, Aug. 2, Tom, Lynn
and Kaitlynn Wyckoff from
Dickinson, and Bob Wyckoff from
Mandan were visitors at the Marj
and Jim Wyckoff home.
Kyle and Tabitha Tescher and
baby daughter Tamar from Sheridan,
Wyo. were visitors this past week at
the Dan and Grace Cash residence.
On Saturday, Dean and Lisa
Wyckoff brought supper over to Jim
and Marj Wyckoff's home in cele-
bration of son Gabriel's birthday.
Grace Cash was one of many
who attended the Championships
Ride Rodeo at Home On The Range
Saturday.
Wednesday, Tom, Lynn and
Kaitlynn Wyckoff from Dickinson
picked up Marj Wyckoff, and the
family drove to visit with Marj's sis-
ter and husband, Judy and Chuck
Kahl, who live south of Wibaux.
Later that day, the Wyckoffs went to
visit with Jean and Mick Nistler,
also of Wibaux.
Crash claims life south of Belfield
A two-vehicle crash south of
Belfield late Thursday evening,
Aug. 9, claimed one man's life and
left another one injured.
Mickenzie Robertson of
Bowman was traveling north on
Highway 85 in a 2006 Chevrolet
pickup. Patrick Moore, Catholic
pastor at New England and Lefor,
and former abbot from Richardton,
was traveling south on Highway 85
driving a 2003 Pontiac. At mile
marker 59, Robertson appeared to
have drifted into the southbound
lane. Moore attempted to steer into
the northbound lane just prior to
Robertson's vehicle, striking the
vehicle head on. Robertson's vehi-
cle came to a rest into the west
ditch, while Moore's vehicle came
to a rest on the roadway. Both vehi-
cles sustained major front-end
damage. Robertson sustained
injuries and was transported to
Dickinson by ambulance, then
flown to Trinity Hospital in Minot.
Moore was pronounced deceased at
the scene by first responders,
according to a N.D. Highway
Patrol report.
The investigation by the
Highway Patrol is ongoing, and no
charges have been filed at this time.
Golva News By Shirley Schulte
Judging from all of the hustle
and bustle, you can tell that the
school doors are about to swing
open once again, welcoming the
teachers and pupils for another year.
Where did our summer vacation go?
Some remodeling has been tak-
ing place in the Lone Tree Township
Hall. Darla Maus has been busy
cleaning and putting a new coat of
paint on the walls, and some of the
floors have been replaced or
repaired, .so the hall will be ready
for another year of gym classes, ball
practice and athletic games.
The school janitors have been
busy cleaning, stripping and waxing
the floors and moving the desks,
bookshelves and other furniture
items to accommodate the new
classes. The teachers have been
adding personal touches to the
classrooms, and some of the stu-
dents have been enthusiastically
shopping for new supplies.
However, some of the students say
they are in no hurry to get back to
class.
Jerry and Susan (Schulte)
Erlenbusch from Circle, MT went to
Billings on Wednesday. Jerry had a
knee replaced on Thursday. He is in
good spirits and happy he had it
done at this writing. His address is
PO Box #52, Circle, MT. 59215.
While in Beach for the Spirit Of
The West Celebration, several mem-
bers of the softball team that worked
their way up to National competi-
tion in 1978 stopped by the Golden
Valley County Museum to admire
their big trophy, and have a good
time looking through the softball
scrap/photo albums that are dis-
played there. I was told the team
was sponsored by Ken's Exxon of
Beach, and coached by the Marman
brothers. Rose Kreitinger from
Golva, (Now residing in Bismarck)
was a member of the team, and if
memory serves me right, she had to
choose between playing in a game
to compete for a national trophy, or
attending her brother Joe's wedding.
Rose is still active in softball, com-
peting in McQuade tournaments,
and has participated in national
tournaments. Within the last year
Rose was inducted into the National
Softball Hall of Fame at a ceremony
attended by her family, in
Jamestown, ND.
Our community was saddened to
learn that LeRoy Schmitt passed
away. He and his wife Marge
resided at the VVV Ranch, working
for the Weinreis family for several
years, and their children attended
Golva Public School. His funeral
was held at Sidney, MT.
Werner Nistler, Jr. of Portland,
OR. and two of his daughters were
here to attend The Spirit of The
West Celebration, then came to the
Golva area to visit before going on
to Bismarck to visit relatives there.
He attended grade school at Burkey
before his family moved to Beach.
American Cowboy, which plays
nightly during the "Ghost Ride' at
the Medora Musical this season.
Lowman's long affiliation with
the theater company goes back to
the mid-1990s when he worked the
20-minute main act through July
1994 and stepped in to ease schedul-
ing conflicts other years. The center
stage, stand up humorist, also a
visual artist is currently hanging a
display in the rotunda of the Fort
Buford Visitors Center southwest of
Williston through July and August
Please
support
your local
merchants
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where he will culminate with a per-
formance.
Lowman does a weekly radio
show, hosted by veteran radio per-
sonality, Paul "Quincy" Quinn,
titled "Badlands Bull," airing each
Friday morning at 7:24 on
Dickinson's KLTC, 1460, A.M.
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History's Headlines Jane M. Cook
August 16, 1962
The first apportionment of the
state tuition funds for the 1962-63
school year totals $268,864,
Superintendent of Public
Instruction M. E Peterson reported
last week. The distribution is made
to counties on the basis of the num-
ber of school age children in the
county.
Golden Valley County's share
for 1,057 students was $1,532.
Gail Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Karnes Johnson, Sentinel
Butte, will receive the 1962-63
FHA Freshman College
Scholarship, according to an
announcement made at the annual
summer executive council meeting
of North Dakota Future
Homemakers of America at North
Dakota State University last week:
The Golden Valley County Fair
Board is busy these days making
plans for the 1962 fair scheduled for
Sept. 14-15, and urge that you, too,
make your plans for the big event.
With the arrival of its member-
ship cards for 1963, the enrollment
drive of Harley Salzman Post No. 5
of The American Legion is gaining
momentum, Post Commander Keith
Farstveet announced today.
Legion
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Preserve fruits and vegetables by
dehydrating, freezing or canning
with up-to-date processing
recommendations. A few safety
tips for home food preservation:
• Use a pressure canner and
current USDA processing
guidelines for low-acid
foods, such as vegetables
• Acidify tomatoes properly
• Use research-tested salsa
recipes
• Seal jam and jelly jars
correctly
• Store canned goods in a
cool, dark place and use
within a year
For the latest
home food
Extension
Ashley Ueckert, Extension Agent,
Ag and Natural Resources
Golden Valley County
53 Central Ave S
PC Box 68
Beach, ND 58621
701-872-4332
Ashley.ueckert@ndsu.edu
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