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Golden Valley News
December 27, 2018
Iola Vivian
BEACH - Io!a Vivian Schnell, 93,
of Beach, passed away peacefully
while sleeping at the Wibaux County
Nursing Home on Tuesday, Dec. 18,
2018.
Visitation will be held 10:30-
11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 3, 2019,
at Silha Funeral Home, Beach A
graveside service will be held at 2
p.m. at the Dickinson Cemetery in
Dickinson Silha Funeral Home of
Beach has been entrusted with the
arrangements.
Iola was born Oct. 28, 1925, to
Arthur and Eva (Geary) Hayden in
Belfield Iola grew up in rural North
Dakota during the Depression As an
adult, she lived a varied life, includ-
ing teaching school in North Dakota
in her 20s, being a housewife for
many years on a ranch and then on a
farm in South Dakota, being a cook
for a senior facility and ultimately
operating her own restaurant for sev-
eral years in Beach before retiring
Her last two years wero ~r, ont at tho
Wibaux County Nursing Home in
Montana
Iola is preceded in death by her
former husband, Richard Schnell;
parents, Arthur and Eva Hayden; two
sons, Todd and Casey; two sisters,
Rilla Otto and Ariel Wolski, and two
Schnell
brothers, Merle Hayden and Gary
Hayden.
Iola is survived by two of her
sons, Jess (Barbara) Schnell of Glen
Allen, Va.; and Dean (Susan) Schnell
of Milbank, S.D.; four grandsons,
Mark Schnell of Powhatan, Va.;
Chad Schnell of Charlottesville, Va.;
Steve Schnell of Gillette, Wyo ; and
great-grandchildren, Benjamin
Schnell, Wm. Forrest Schnell, Emma
Lane Schnell, Elijah Schnell and At-
tianna Schnell.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at:
www.silhafuneralhomes.Com.
John Joergen Hanson
BEACH - John Joergen Hanson,
87, of Beach, passed away Saturday,
Dec. 22, 2018.
Visitation was from 6-8 p.m
Wednesday, Dec. 26, at Silha Funeral
Home in Beach. Funeral Service will
be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Dec.
27, at the First Lutheran Church in
Beach with Pastor Dana Halter offi-
ciating. Interment will follow serv-
ices at the Beach Lutheran Cemetery.
Silha Funeral Home of Beach has
been entrusted with the arrange-
ments.
John was born to Otto and Flo-
rence (Talbott) Hanson in Beach on
April 21, 1931, and spent his child-
hood years in the Golva community, drilled on C-a~fin Creek~ where he had
As a child, it was reported he played driven cross country through pas-
tures and through creek bottoms to
at times, but claimed he spent many
hours in Otto's lumberyard helping reach the location as there were no
out with customers Between his roads to be followed John would tell
sophomore and junior years of high of sales of siding and shingles to
school, the family moved to Beach, each home site which are now aban-
doned and falling in ruins.
where he graduated from Beach i (Zohi~;S~vas'preceded in death by
High School John attended Wah-
his parents, Otto and Florence (Tal-
peton School of Science and then
volunteer enlisted in the U.S. Air
Force.
John was stationed in Okinawa
during the Korean War where his
training and assigned duty was to
load and repair cameras used on
bomber missions for surveillance
and assess damage inflicted from
bombing runs. John was discharged
and returned from duty to Beach
where he took over the responsibil-
ity of running Hanson Lumber Com-
pany as his father's health was
rapidly declining and he passed
within a few months of Lou Gehrig's
disease John ran lumberyards in the
communities of Beach and Dickin-
son, and Baker, Ekalaka, and
Fairview, Mont. He employed sev-
eral local folks in the operation of the
lumberyards.
John married Kathleen Hogob-
Dam on Dec 28, 1956, at Trinity
Lutheran Church in Sentinel Butte
Together, John and Kathleen raised
three sons and two daughters John
had a high bar for performance and
usually had the kids employed, help-
ing out at the lumberyard for their
summers, Saturdays and any days
when school was not in session
Summer vacations were taken each
year traveling to western Montana
and Idaho where John would meet
up with local mill operators and learn
what wood products were being pro-
duced
John enjoyed driving around the
local countryside and visiting with
people He knew each person in the
local area and which land was
owned, farmed or ranched When
driving through the countryside, he
would share who lived on each quar-
ter and the succession Of ownership
of the land. Among his early deliv-
eries from the Golva yard was a de-
livery of cement to the first well
bott) Hanson; his sister Louise Han-
son and brother R chard Hanson.
John is survived by his sister,
Elaine Hansen; his wife, Kathleen
Hanson; his sons, Kris Hanson, Wel-
don (Sarah) Hanson and Lowell
(Lisa) Hanson; his daughters; Joleen
Mische and Jule (Clint) Gronhovd;
five grandchildren, Hillary Hanson,
Mitchell Hanson, Carlin Mische,
Nichole Gronhovd (Chad) Boehm
and Danielle Gronhovd.
Remembrances and condolences
may be shared with the family at:
www.silhafuneralhomes.com.
Dear Savvy Senior,
I will turn 65 in a few months and
will be enrolling in Medicare, but I
am concerned about Medicare's cov-
erage of dental care. Does Medicare
cover dental procedures? And if not~
where can I get dental coverage?
Almost 65
Dear Almost,
Medicare's coverage of dental
care is extremely limited. It will not
cover routine dental care including
checkups, cleanings, or fillings, and
it won't pay for dentures either.
Medicare will, however, cover
some dental services if they are re-
quired to protect your general health,
or if you need dental care in order for
another health service that Medicare
covers to be successful. For example,
if you have cancer and need dental
services that are necessary for radia-
tion treatment, or if you need surgery
to treat fractures of the jaw or face,
Medicare will pay for these dental
services.
Although Medicare's coverage of
dental services is limited, there are
i
care affordably. Here are several to
WINTER 2018
Recall
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check into.
Consider a Medicare Advantage
plan: While dental services are
mostly excluded under original
Medicare, some Medicare Advantage
plans do provide coverage for routine
dental care. If you are considering
joining a Medicare Advantage plan,
find out what dental services, if any,
it covers. Also, remember to make
sure any Medicare Advantage plan
you're considering covers the doctors
and hospitals you prefer to use and
the medications you take at a cost
you can afford See
Medicare.gov/find-a-plan or call
800-633-4227 to research plans in
your area
Purchase dental insurance: If you
have frequent gum problems and
need extensive dental care, a dental
i rancelan maye
lcno~s versuS)paying rorl~ar~V~'~s~fi
Expect to pay monthly premiums of
$15 to $40 or more for insurance. To
find dental plans in your state, go to
NADP.org and use the "find a dental
plan" tool. Then review a specific
plan's website.
Consider dental savings plans:
While savings plans aren't as com-
prehensive as insurance, they're a
good option for those who can't get
covered How this works is you pay
an annual membership fee - around
$80 to $200 a year - in exchange for
10 to 60 percent discounts on service
and treatments from participating
dentists. To find a savings plan, go to
DentalPlans.com (or 888-632-5353)
where you can search for plans and
participating dentists, as well as get
a breakdown of the discounts offered.
Check veterans' benefits: If
you're a veteran enrolled in the VA
health care program or are a benefi-
ciary of the Civilian Health and Med-
ical Program (CHAMPVA), the VA
offers a dental insurance program
that gives you the option to buy den-
tal insurance through Delta Dental
and MetLife at a reduced cost. The
1 '- ,-I,~t'~] C~re to
vets who have dental problems re-
lection includes nepotism allegation
By Neal A. Shipman
Farmer Editor
ARNEGARD - Arnegard voters
will be headed back to the ballot box
polls in March to elect a new mayor
after a recall petition of Virginia El-
liot was submitted to the city audi-
tor's office.
According to Juelie Bancroft, city
auditor, 18 Arnegard residents
signed the petition calling for the re-
call of Elliot and that the recall was
certified by her office. The special
election will be held on March 11.
Elliot, who had previously served
20-plus years on the Arnegard City
Council and four years as its mayor
narrowly defeated Jeff Kindel, 34-
3 I, in the city's June election At the
time of last June's election Kindel
was seeking his second term as
mayor after serving four years on the
council.
The five members of the recall
sponsoring committee consisting of
Margaret Hilbers, chairman, Sara
Hilbers, Michael Redding, April
Obenour and Helen Lane cited four
reasons in their petition calling for
the removal of Elliot.
Among those reasons was nepo-
tism in which Elliot hired Lupine
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perform work for the city without "They decided to call Lupine and
consulting or meeting with council I said okay. We needed to get the
members sewer fixed," said Elliot. "When I
The committee also cited Elliot's was the mayor before, we just got
lack of understanding in two coun- things fixed I didn't think it was a
cil meetings, an ongoing investiga- big deal."
tion concerning mail fraud before Elliot, who says she intends to
the June election, and a general con- run for the mayor seat in the special
sensus regarding her health as re- election, also disagrees with the re-
lated to forgetfulness and call committee that she is senile.
misunderstandings with the running "I'm not going to resign I'm
of City Council meetings and ordi- going to run again," said Elliot
nances. "There are people in Arnegard who
"I'm heartbroken by this recall," wanted me to run as mayor and they
said Elliot. "This is splitting the city still support me."
in half " Hilbers of the recall sponsoring
Elliot says that the charges made committee declined to offer any
against her in the recall petition comments on the recall election
aren't justified, when contacted by the McKenzie
"They say it was nepotism that County Farmer.
we hired Lupine Construction that is According to Bancroft; anyone
owned by my son to perform work interested in filing to fill the unex-
for the city," Said Elliot "But we had pired four-year term as Arndgard's
to have someone fix the sewer by the mayor can pick up the necessary pa-
city park right before a benefit was perwork at the Arnegard City Hall.
being held for the victims of the July The deadline for the filing of peti-
10 tornado." tions is 4 p.m. on Jan. 4, 2019.
According to Elliot, when it was (This story was reprinted with
discovered that the sewer waspermission oftheMcKenzie County
plugged she contacted Councilman Farmer newspaper, Watford City.)
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