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Golden Valley News
November 3, 2011
Ethel A. Finneman-Carlson
Short-time resident of Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, and longtime resi-
dent of Liberty Lake, Wash.. Ethel
A. Finneman-Carlson. 93. passed
away on Oct. 23, 2011.
Ethel was born on Jan. 18. 1918.
in Golva during a blizzard where
the water froze in the sink. She
lived through destroyed crops in
1925 and the Depression of the
1930s stock market crash. Ethel
rode horseback 6 miles just to get to
high school. She worked in a bank
in Golva after school and then the
Soil Conservation office in Beach.
Once married to Andrew H.
Finneman, she settled down as
homemaker to raise four children.
Andrew C. Finneman Jr., Sharon
Emery, Janice Keener and John
Finneman (now deceased).
Upon the passing of Andrew.
Ethel remarried to Lyle Carlson of
Bonners Ferry. She is also survived
by her sister. Florence Bryant, and
brother, Roland Raisler, her three
children and 12 great-grandchil-
dren. Ethel loved her fishing and
even more so, singing. Anyone
who knew her will remember her
desire to sing. Even the song of
birds outside would thrill her. She
also loved to entertain and cook for
anyone who came to the door. Ethel
was a volunteer at Liberty Lake
Elementary, SCOPE and Liberty
Lake Beach Combers Garden Club.
A memorial service will be held
Nov. 5, at St. Joseph's Church, 4521
No• Arden Rd. Otis Orchards.
Wash.. at 11 a.m.
WWII display free to
all veterans on Nov. 11
MEDORA - The WWII display
at the Chateau deMores will be free
to all veterans on Nov. 11. Veterans
Day.
This is a display of all the
branches that served during WWlI.
including the nurses• It features
some of the military members from
North Dakota, articles used, and
uniforms. There is also a photo
gallery in the hallway. This display
will be moving on sometime in
September 2012. which means it
won't be here next Veterans Dav.
The winter hours for the
Chateau's Interpretive Center are
from 9 a.m to 5 p.m.. Wednesday
through Sunday.
Veterans Day Program
November 11
Beach Legion Club
11:00 a.m.
Lunch following the program (until 1:00)
- Free will
Join us for soup and sandwich!
(Even if you can't attend the program?)
Clarin - In loving memory of our mother,
Eleanor, who passed away on November 2, 2009.
A Mother's Love
And we pause on the path of the year
To pay honor and worshipful tribute
To the Mother our heart holds dear.
For, whether here or in heaven,
Her love is our haven and guide,
For always the memory of Mother
Is a beacon light shining inside•
Time cannot destroy her memory
And years can never erase
The tenderness and the beauty
Of the love in a Mother's face.
And, when we think of our Mother,
We draw nearer to God above,
For only God in His Greatness
Could fashion a Mother's love.
" Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Joyce
and Tom and Bev and Noll
Ray
Jerry
and families
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i--orums planned to celebrate caregi00tq3r program
DICKINSON The N.D. •' Dakota who are elderly oi Who have Monday, Nov• 14, 1:30 p•m•, adult children, anif relatives who
Department of Human Services
&ging Services Division• along
with various partners, is co-hosting
educational forums throughout, the
a, rte to celebrate the 10th anniVer-
sary of the National Family
Caregiver Support Program. The
program provides support services
o caregivers who provide in-home
6arefor family members in NOrth
physical disabilities. Each hour-
long forum will feature a, presenta-
tion by Linda Narum titled
"'Caregiving: The Color of Great•"
She will share first-hand accounts of
caregivlng as well as honor care-
givers for their positive impact on
people's lives. Refreshments will
be served.
Scheduled forums include:
Dickinson, Sunset Senior Center. 46
First Ave. E.
"Family earegivers meet the
long-term care needs of thousands
of older adults and adults with phys-
ical disabilities in our state," said
Jan Engan, the department's Aging
Services Division director• "These
forums are designed to honor these
devoted spouses, grandparents,
Be/field High School Honor Roll
";'O o " g •, Belfield High Shanea Haugtvedt, Jarek Fugere, Alexa Hanna,
School s Honor Roll for the first Haverluk. Logan Huber. Miranda Hutzenbiler, Breanna
quarter:
• )Straight A: Christian Anheluk,
Adam Baer, Allison Buckman.
Derek Hendricks. Grant Kessel.
Mitch Krebs, Lauren
KruCkenberg, Rachael Solberg.
A Honors: Colton Boltz.
Devin Boltz, Andrew David,
Jodee Egly, Ashley Ellison.
Corinna Evoniuk, Seth Ewoniuk.
Kadrmas, Andrew Klym. Aaron
Kuntz. Theron Lee. Lindsey
Miller, Mara Obrigewitch. Riley
Obrigewitch. Seth Obritsch.
Colton Pool, Joseph Richard,
Blayne Smith. Ashlee Wolf.
B Honors: Levi Braatz. David
Brevik. Cody Bridger. Branden
Chruszch. Matthew Elefson.
Nathan Elefson. Codi Fischer,
Jarmusch. Daniel Knopik,
Cassandra La shley, Chris
Lashley, Dion Madler, McKenzie
O'Brien, Jenna Obrigewitch,
Lacy Obrigewitch. Breann
Obritsch, Kaitlyn Rahr. Mikayla
Raskin. Haley Richard. Cade
Shypkoski, Quinn Steffan,
Brittney Tiff. Jacob Waldo, Raven
Walker.
provide care for their loved ones 24-
hours a day."
The forums are sponsored by the
N.D. Department of Human
Services. AARP, and the
Governor's Committee on Aging•
STATE OF NORTX DAKOTA
00e00!cLe
503 38th St. South
Fargo, ND
Wed., Nov. 16, 2011
11:00 a.m.
For a complete list of vehicles
check out our web site at:
www.dot.nd•gov
or call (701) 328-1434
(Hoffman Auction Service - Lie. # I)
Task force makes 5 DUI arrests
together to create high visibility
enforcement, early results show a
positive impact on deterring
motorists from drinking and driv-
ing, according to a pressrelease.
During the first quarter enforce-
ment period, which was conduct-
ed from Oct. 14-15. 2011. there
were zero crashes and zero
impaired driving fatalities in the
region. These statistics emphasize
the importance of enforcement
and saturation patrols, in protect-
ing motorists on North Dakota's
roadways, according to the press
release.
Eighty-three percent of all law
The Southwest Dickinson
Regional DUI Task Force made
five driving under the influence
arrests and 48 other significant
arrests with a total of 116
enforcement contacts during a
recent unified saturation patrol
effort•
This task force began on Oct•
1. 2010. in order to take signifi-
cant steps toward reducing alco-
hol-related crashes and fatalities
across the state.
In the southwest Dickinson
region. 12 law enforcement agen-
cies participated in the first quar-
ter of this program• By working
Hissouri River Royalty Corporation (MRRC) is
currently paying $ TOP DOLLAR $
to lease minerals in the Williston Basin.
MRRC also pays top dollar for mineral ' I
rights, existing production, and top leas- .,.
ing minerals. We specialize in the Bakken
Formation and are headquartered in
North Dakota. Please call today to
compare competitor's lease
terms. Have the Section,
Township, and Range
ready for appraisal.
Call
701-226-6128
enforcement agencies currently
participate in the DUI Task Force
across North Dakota. This pro-
gram is intended to save lives by
reducing alcohol-related fatalities
and car crashes•
ABBREVIATED NOTICE
OF INTENTTO
ADOPTANDAMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
relating to Account Deposit Wagering
and Lioensing Fees
North Dakota
Racing
Commission
will hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the N.D. Admin.
Code article 69.5-01.
Fort Lincoln Room
1st Floor, State Capitol
600 E. Boulevard Ave.
Bismarck, ND
Tues., Nov. 29, 2011
9:00 a.m.
A copy of the proposed rules may be printed
from the North Dakota Racing Commission
website, www•ndracingcommission.com, or
obtained by writing the above address or
calling (701) 328-4633. Wdtten comments on
the proposed rules may be sent to the above
.ar 9¢2011:,!f yqu/plan
.to. attend-tlc hearMg and will need
;a]'Plltt isilee rehl:to a
abi.ota
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number or add¢ess at least seven (7) days
pdor to the public hearing.
Dated this 26th day of October, 2011•
Winston E. Satran, Director
North Dakota Racing Commission
Golden Valley News
p.o. Box 156. Beach ND 58621
(U.S•P.S• Pub.
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Staff: Richard Volesky,
editor, reporter, advertising
and office manager and Jane
Cook, office and news assis-
tant.
The Golden Valley News is
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St. John the Baptist Catholic St. Peter's Lutheran - LCMS Rev. Robert Hlibichuk June, July and August only
Church Rev. Scott Hojnacki unday Worship: 9 a.m. Sunday worship - 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Russ Kovash Worship Service: Sunday 8 a.m. nday Bible Study: 10 a.m. SENTINEL BUTTE
Mass: Saturday 4:00 p.m St.:rnard's Catholic Church elfield Church of God Trinity Lutheran Church
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Sunday 10:30 a.m. hannon G. Lucht 781 Mdissa Ave. Pastor J.T. Burk
Golden Valley Manor Chap':: ss: 4 p.m. arold & Marge Sundgren Sunday Worship - 8 a:m.
Pastor Ron Hudson of Calvary Chapel i ionsf .m• hursday, 7 p.m. SOUTH HEART
Sundays - 6:30, Commumon, first Sun " s: 8:3 IRFIELD St. Mary's Catholic Church
day in each month C g 5 a.m. ' et Ukrainian Catholic Rev. Shannon G• Lucht
St. Paul s Lutheran Church, nan athohc hurch Sunday Mass: 10:30 a.m.
LCMS ';: iu " Rev•as Miles TROTTERS
Rex Scott Hojnacki ' les Suv Divi Liturgy" 8 a In on Trotters Church
Sunday Worship - 10.15 a.ln. DIvl .m. t, thor s d fourth d 3rd Sunday of each month
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Fwst Lutheran Church - ELCA 10 a•m. ,and fourth Sun- Umted Methodist Church
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Sunday Worship - 9:30 a.m. , Rev. Roger .... Rev. Russ Kova Calvary Temple, Assembly of God
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