Jury no-shows fined for contempt

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$1.00 Thursday, June 12, 2014 • THOMPSON FALLS, MT
Jury no-shows fined for contempt
It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature, or show cause” to the twelve individuals, for Manley Tuesday to answer to the charge. summoned to appear before him to show
mess with the courts. failure to show up for jury duty or make Addressing the group, a stern faced cause why they shouldn’t be held in con-
Several Sanders County citizens learned arrangements for an excusing from obliga- Manley said the United States system of tempt of court.
that the hard way Tuesday after District tion. justice was unique in the world when it The first individual questioned said
Court Judge James Manley fined them for Four of those individuals answered the was formed over 200 years ago. For the they had a relative that was ill and felt it
contempt of court, for failing to show up summons and met with the judge before first time, he said, the citizens of the nation was more important to be there. Manley
for jury duty. Tuesday’s proceedings. He asked them to were to decide on court matters and not the responded that about 10 individuals
Court records showed 12 individuals write a letter of apology for ignoring the government. “But it only works if citizens showed up for jury duty, explained a simi-
failed to answer their summons and when original jury duty summons. participate in this necessary process of the lar situation to the court and they were
Manley learned that the day of a recent The remaining eight were summoned court. It doesn’t work if only those who excused from duty.
trial, he told District Court Clerk Candy into court and one of those satisfied his feel they have nothing better to do show A second individual said a family mem-
Fisher that it was too many. obligation early, leaving seven to appear. up.”
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After the trial, Manley issued “orders to All seven appeared before Judge Continuing, he told the group they were
Bankruptcy
LEAVE IT TO THE BEAVER
filing ends
Co-gen saga
Now that the building is gone and
the threat of coal combustion emissions
a memory, the beleaguered Thompson
River Power is finally no more with the
last official filing by the United States
Bankruptcy Court of Delaware.
The final accounting report notes that
Sanders County was owed $639,350.98
and was paid $425,000 of their claim.
That settlement was one of the largest
payments made with assets and the only
secured creditor claim/
County Treasurer Carol Turk did
far better than other government agen-
cies. Montana’s Dept. of Environmental
Quality asked for $805.35 and received
$65.44. The United States Government
asked for $5.2 million and received
$420,209 and the investment group
Wayzata Partners LLC, which purchased
Please turn to page 10
ATV poker run
set to play
in Trout Creek
One of the many popular events staged
Ledger photo by Sara Czerwinski in Trout Creek will play Saturday with the
MWARY BEAVER came ashore in the Thompson Falls reservoir last week where it found a tasty meal in the common veg- tenth annual Cabinet Ridge Riders (CRR)
etation along the water’s edge. ATV Rally.
The event features a chance for ATV
and 4-wheeler riders to ride the backroads
Health office challenged by
of western Montana and, if they’re lucky,
win a sizable cash prize for the fun of it.
Modeled somewhat after the highly
successful poker run of the Ridge Riders,
the ATV Rally gives riders a chance to
improper ‘sharps’ disposal
purchase poker hands and then collect the
cards along the way. At the end, the play-
ers with the highest hands of poker, win
• Thousands taken to transfer station end up in courthouse office cash prizes. The event raises money for
CRR and they in turn return those funds
to the community in the many causes they
The proverbial needle in house. to workers in the stream of significant concern. support.
a haystack takes on a differ- Not only is proper dis- trash, but there is a potential Generally, used needles Alexis Dean, secretary of the club, said
ent meaning when it comes posal important because of for the spread of certain dis- are placed in tamper resistant the event begins at 8 a.m. at the Lakeside
to the trash being sent to the the physical injury potential ease, with hepatitis-B being a red plastic disposal cases, Resort and riders will travel up Vermilion
transfer station and an area that are clearly marked as over to Highway 2 and the Kicking Horse
landfill. biohazards. While those bar. Riders receive their first card at the
At last week’s meeting of containers are great for the Lakeside, the second at the Willow Creek
the Sanders County Board of collection and storage of junction, the third at Kicking Horse, the
Health, Public Health Officer needles, they don’t come fourth back at Willow Creek and the final
Karen Morey told the board with a means of disposal. Please turn to page 10
how a worker at the transfer Containers can be purchased
station came upon a plastic at drug stores locally, but
jug containing used hypoder- those stores don’t as a rule
mic needles, “sharps” as they take them back when they’re
are popularly known in the full.
medical industry. Morey told the health
Morey told the board that board that the county could
the safe disposal of sharps is contract with a service
getting to be a big issue and that would come around
one that needs attention. bi-monthly or quarterly to
In her office in the court- pick up the containers but it
house is a large pile of sharps comes with a price of about
containers, and a large plas- $750 per year. Commissioner
tic garbage can, also filled. Carol Brooker who sits on
Together there is easily over the board along with the
1000 needles that need prop- other commissioners, said
er disposal. that may be a reasonable
Putting them in the trash price to pay for the security
for a trip to the landfill is not of the county’s transfer sta-
an acceptable disposal meth- tion workers and the public
od, she said, nor is wholesale who needs a convenient and
Ledger photo
storage of the needles in her safe disposal location.
THOUSANDS of spent needles, syringes and lancets
office or a room of the court-
await proper disposal at Office of Public Health. Please turn to page 2
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Opinions
Research funding key to
curbing coal emissions
While we agree strongly in the importance of the coal industry in
Montana, we can’t just close our eyes and noses to the effects of coal
burning pollution.
With that said, it was good news this week that Montana State
University has achieved initial success in drilling exploratory wells in
the Kevin Dome formation. There, university researchers are looking
at the feasibility of the geological structure for holding carbon dioxide
gas in perpetuity. The dome is apparently composed of porous rocks
and soils with an impermeable layer above and if tests prove success-
ful, it could become a depository for CO2 emissions that can be cap-
tured from coal burning processes.
We like the idea that Montana is taking a lead in looking for solu-
tions to the bad side of coal fired generation. For the near future,
there aren’t many options for meeting the energy needs of the nation
and coal seems to be a preferred fuel for many states. Some chose to
ignore the environmental impacts, some take the exact opposite stand.
We feel the solution lies in good science so that as much as possible
coal can be burned as clean as possible, thereby helping to provide a
reliable energy supply with minimal impacts.
In that light, a recent 60 Minutes story looked at the tremendous
cost overruns of the F-35 fighter jet, the sophisticated weapon that is
supposed to take the place of many of the other combat airplanes the
armed services employs. A wonderful piece of technology and innova-
tion, it unfortunately follows the script of many governmental projects,
in that it is vastly behind schedule and has experienced major cost
overruns. The program stated the budget is over by $180 billion and
the plane is not yet ready for delivery.
We don’t question the need to provide the best resources to the
nation’s defense, but it caused us to think that if just half, or a quar-
ter or a tenth of that cost overrun was placed into the hands of the
Keeping in Touch
nation’s colleges and universities, to further study ways to capture coal
burning emissions, wouldn’t that bring results.
If a share of those funds were sent to Montana, it could advance
by Representative Pat Ingraham
the education and careers of a number of the state’s best and brightest
students.
Montana needs the coal industry for its jobs, taxes and energy, but
The history of Father’s Day
at the same time we need to be responsible to the pollution coal burn-
ing emits. Investments in research and development would go along
way towards continuing to provide solutions. We will all soon have another opportunity to journey for Dodd and so
Charging Montana students with finding a solution would be a celebrate Father’s Day (June 15), a celebration hon- many others, President
good investment in the nation’s future as well. oring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal Richard Nixon made Father’s Day a permanent
bonds and the influence of fathers in society. national holiday when he signed it into law in 1972.
Following a church sermon about the newly rec- However, there is more to the story, as there
Our readers say . . . ognized Mother’s Day in 1909, Ms. Sonora Smart was another first day of observance of Father’s
Dodd of Spokane, Wash. felt strongly that father- Day which actually took place in Fairmont, West
hood needed recognition. Dodd wanted a celebra- Virginia July 5, 1908. It was organized by Mrs.
tion that honored fathers like hers, William Smart, Grace Golden Clayton, who wanted to celebrate the
a Civil War veteran who was left to raise his family lives of the 210 fathers who had been lost in the
Dogs need identification tags
alone when his wife died giving birth to their sixth Monongah Mining disaster of December 6, 1907.
child when Sonora was 16 years old. Clayton had chosen the Sunday nearest to
The following year in her pursuit of establishing the birthday of her recently decease father.
Editor,
Father’s Day and with the assistance of her pastor at Unfortunately, the day was overshadowed by other
Last week’s Ledger story about the lost dog who was reunited with
the Old Centenary Presbyterian Church (now Knox events in the city and West Virginia did not offi-
his owner was heartwarming, but it serves as a somber reminder of the
Presbyterian Church), Sonora took the idea for a cially register the holiday and it was not celebrated
responsibilities of dog owners to keep up-to-date identification tags on
Father’s Day celebration to the Spokane YMCA. again and the rest is history, with all the credit for
their dogs, particularly during the upcoming fireworks season. Many They, along with the Ministerial Alliance, endorsed Father’s Day going to Dodd.
dogs are so frightened by these sporadic explosive noises that they Dodd’s idea and helped it spread by celebrating the With Father’s Day just around the corner many
will run in blind and mindless terror, sometimes even escaping from first Father’s Day in 1910. of you, both residents and visitors alike, due to the
the security of their own homes and yards. Dodd suggested her father’s birthday, June 5, be passage of a bill passed by the Montana Legislature
The Sanders County Dog Training Club offers free collars and ID established as the day to honor all fathers, however in 2011, will have an opportunity to enjoy a bit of
tags to any dog owner in need of them. We developed our “Operation the pastors wanted more time to prepare, so June 19, Montana’s old fashioned hospitality - that of being
1910 young members of the YMCA went to church able to fish on Father’s day weekend June 14-15 this
Get ‘Em Home” project to help insure that every dog in Sanders
wearing roses: a red rose to honor a living father and year) without obtaining a fishing license.
County wears a collar and ID tag so that they can be promptly reunit-
a white rose to honor a deceased one. This free fishing weekend allows a person to fish
ed with their owners if they become lost. To receive a collar and ID
It took many years to make Father’s Day an offi- within this state without obtaining a fishing license
tag, contact the club by email at [email protected]. You will
cial holiday. In 1913 a bill to accord national recog- as long as the person does so in accordance with any
be asked to fill out a brief application and return it to the club. Once
nition of the holiday was introduced into Congress, other law or regulation of the department in effect
the application is processed, you should receive your ID tag and col- but failed to pass. In 1916, President Woodrow on that weekend.
lar within about two weeks. This project is funded through donations Wilson went to speak at a Father’s Day celebration So, for all you avid or would be fishermen,
from the community and fund-raising efforts by Sanders County Dog and wanted to make it official, but again resisted. In please check the fishing regulations, grab your
Training Club members. 1924 President Calvin Coolidge recommended that poles, head to the water, bait your hooks, enjoy the
Please make sure your dogs are safely secured and protected during Father’ Day be observed by the nation, but stopped opportunity that Montana’s hospitality provides and
the fireworks season, and check to see that up-to-date ID tags are on short of issuing a national proclamation as the two remember to celebrate Father’s Day as it was meant
earlier attempts had failed. In 1957, Maine Senator to be, by honoring and remembering the influence of
their collars in case they become separated from you.
Margaret Chase Smith wrote a proposal accusing father’s in our society, as well as a fish or two along
Jan Manning
Congress of ignoring fathers for 40 years while the way.
Sanders County Dog Training Club
honoring mothers. In 1966, President Lyndon B. Now it is your turn to keep in touch at pathd13@
Trout Creek
Johnson issued the first presidential proclamation blackfoot.net, at 827-4652 or Box 1151, Thompson
honoring fathers, designating the third Sunday in Falls.
June as Father’s Day. Then in what had been a long
Sharps disposal
Continued from page 1
Remember When?
Some landfills in larger areas have specialized incinerators for
handling the needles but the cost of such a device would be pro-
hibitive for Sanders County.
by Sherry Hagerman-Benton
Russell Logan of Clark Fork Valley Hospital said although they
have a service for their needs they can’t offer the service freely to
everyone due to the expense, time and potential hazards involved. 50 YEARS AGO • JUNE 11 1964 floodwater from the Missoula area where the Clark
Karen Dwyer of the county’s office of public health, said a RAGING STREAMS CAUSE MAJOR Fork was receding late Tuesday.
transfer station worker recently discovered a stash of used needles DAMAGE TO ROADS, BRIDGES Meanwhile, most of the damage from the high
in the waste stream and her office asked a county employee to With smaller streams slowly receding, efforts waters in Sanders County occurred to roads and
retrieve those sharps for safe handling and ultimate disposal. She in Sanders County Wednesday were being turned bridges.
said they were alarmed at just how many needles were found (over towards repairing damage to roads, bridges and cul- Probably the two hardest hit were the Blue Slide
time) and removed from the waste stream at the transfer station. verts while attention was being maintained on the and the West Fork of Thompson River roads.
Several needle collections were just in plastic shopping bags. Main Clark Fork River. On the Blue Slide, the swift moving waters tore
She surmised that a large share of the needles are probably being The flow of the river over the Montana Power Co. out huge chunks at Cougar Gulch and Deep Creek
cached in other containers and unless opened, continued through dam Wednesday morning had reached 117,500 cubic isolating families who lived between there and
the solid waste disposal stream, ultimately ending up in the land- feet per second and was still rising. This represented Vermilion River. The bridge over Vermilion was
fill near Missoula. an increase of 20,000 cfs since Monday afternoon. restricted to foot traffic only as the span was weak-
While no decision was made at the June meeting, board mem- Only the 1950 and 1948 high water flows surpassed ened dangerously.
bers were clearly concerned with the issue and it will be taken up Wednesday morning’s flow here and the report was, The West Fork of Thompson River tore numerous
again at a future meeting, hopefully with a decision point on how “more is coming.” chunks out of the road paralleling it. The floodwa-
to accommodate and safely dispose of the growing inventory of Just when the crest of the flow will pass ters isolated some heavy equipment in the area.
unsafe, used needles. Thompson Falls could not be predicted. Kalispell The extent of damage in the main Thompson
One published account of the problem said Montana has no reported the crest of its floodwaters had passed into River drainage could not be determined immediately
rules governing the safe disposal of biohazard sharps that include Flathead Lake Tuesday night. Normally, it requires since the rampaging river blocked travel above the
syringes, needles and lancets. Users are encouraged to place them about 30 hours for water released at Kerr Dam south West Fork. The Anaconda Co. road was impass-
in a marked, safe container and add bleach and then find a safe, of Polson to reach Thompson Falls. However, the able also. Loggers were forced to cut a new channel
approved disposal service. flow of the river is considerably faster than normal, through the south approach of the bridge Monday
Because commercially obtainable sharps containers are marked so the floodwater could start reaching Thompson night to save the span about a half mile north of
biohazard because of their contents, they can’t be placed in the Falls Thursday based on that information. Highway 10A.
general waste stream. Also heading towards Thompson Falls is the Please turn to page 3
Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 12, 2014 - 3
What’s the best thing about being a father?
by Jay Simons
CHARLES RAYMOND CODY KATZER, Plains WALT HAYNACK, WARREN WEBER, JOHNNY GONZALES, RICHARD NYGAARD,
MORGAN, Plains— – “ I have two little boys Thompson Falls Norco, Trout Creek Heron –“Your children Trout Creek –“The best
“You’ll have memories ages 3 and 1. The best – “There’s just so many – “The best thing is that make you grandchil- thing is just having kids.
that last a lifetime. I thing is being able to things that are the best they are carrying on your dren. I have five children I have three children and
have three children, six create the memories you that I can’t just pick out family name. I have two and five grandchildren. five grandkids.”
grandchildren and three want. They are the most one. I have two daugh- sons and one daughter. That’s the best thing.”
great-grandchildren.” precious little boys in the ters and that’s the best They keep you young
world.” thing.” and old at the same
time.”
Sheriff's Log Contempt of court fines
Continued from page 1
Sunday, June 1 Protection order requested. ber came to court to ask be in error. Manley then accepted excuses for three court $100,” he concluded.
Trespassing on Black Hills Plains Ambulance paged for release and claimed asked how they received of the seven and declared While there are occa-
Ln. for transport to Airport.
the court clerk was rude the summons to appear the four remaining indi- sional no shows for jury
Non domestic assault in Speeding reported in
to them. Manley said he for the show cause hear- viduals in contempt. He duty, it’s rare to see some-
Plains. Thompson Falls.
checked and a witness said ing. The man replied that a then imposed a $100 fine one cited with contempt
Plains Ambulance paged. Plains Ambulance paged.
that clearly was not the deputy flagged him down on each but agreed to sus- of court. Clerk Fisher
Mailboxes destroyed on Caller thinks his water was
Cougar Peak Rd. poisoned. case. when he was delivering the pend the fine if they wrote said one time Judge C.B.
Plains Vehicle versus deer near Another individual said summons. a letter to the court within McNeil ordered a deputy
Ambulance paged. MM 106. they were out of state for Finally the last of 10 days, apologizing for to go retrieve an individual
Tribal Fire paged for small Gravel trucks speeding on seven weeks and by the the group said they only not responding adequately from their job who failed to
grass fire near Sloan’s Bridge. Clear Creek. time they returned and saw checked their mail but a to the jury summons. appear. This was the largest
Thompson Falls Improper passing of school the summons, the trial was few times each month and “If you don’t do it by group of no shows she’s
Ambulance paged. bus outside Thompson Falls.
over. Manley suggested that consequently didn’t get the the 10th day, you’ll owe the ever heard of.
Erratic driving reported. Vandalism reported to
in the future they call the communication in time. He
Campfire complaint in fence. court or send a letter that asked if the court couldn’t Remember When
Plains. Hot Springs Ambulance
they wouldn’t be available adopt another system of
Caller lost on Cooper paged.
Gulch Road. Harassment reported in should they be summoned notification. Continued from page 2
Thompson Falls Plains. for trial. Judge Manley said the The culvert on Cherry Golf Course were under
Ambulance paged. Plains Ambulance paged. Another individual said system has worked well
Creek was one of the first several feet of water from
Monday, June 2 Thursday, June 5 they had some medical for over 70 years and it’s
to go Monday. This isolated Monday morning on.
Hot Springs Ambulance Thompson Falls issues and due to complica- not going to change. “It’s
paged Ambulance paged. tions they weren’t able to a monumental job for the the Harvey Curran and H. The Trout Creek, Noxon
Noise complaint made on Coroner requested at understand the summons or clerk of court to issue R. Saint families. and Heron areas appar-
Selow Creek Road. CFVH. even think straight that day jury summons, record Graves Creek was ently suffered little dam-
Dixon Quick Response Suspicious person sleeping
and didn’t feel they were responses, follow up and reported to have washed age. The Marten Creek
Unit paged for two vehicle in vehicle near TF Elementary
even in a position to know make all the arrangements out several sections of the bridge, believed earlier to
accident. School.
Welfare check requested. Lift assist requested near what to do. for a trial,” he responded. Graves Creek road between be in danger, came through
Hot Springs Ambulance Thompson Falls. The next person said “We’re not going to change the falls and the Blue Slide intact.
paged. Neighbor dispute on they were staying with a the proceedings for a sys- road. The flooding is the
Criminal mischief reported. Cherry Creek Road. family member and didn’t tem that isn’t broken.” The
Water tore out a section result of heavy, warm rains
Theft from a motor vehicle Thompson Falls get the mailing until the individual then asked for
of the road up Cougar Peak Sunday and Monday falling
near Hot Springs. Ambulance paged. day of the trial. a certified letter, to which
Hot Springs Police alerted Dog complaint. above the Nigger Bill place on an above average snow
The next individual to Manley said if they don’t
to call for help. Theft of medication report- and sent rocks tumbling pack in the mountains.
be questioned said they check their mail, they
Possible DUI reported. ed. didn’t receive the summons wouldn’t see that either. down on to the old build- Rainfall recorded by the
Welfare check requested in Fire concern near Tye
and felt the address might In the end, Manley ings. Montana Power Co. during
Plains. Plant.
Little damage to private the 24-hour period totaled
Suspicious vehicle on Domestic abuse reported in
Cherry Creek Road. Plains. Thompson Falls and Plains. Noxon Ambulance paged. property was reported, 2.23 inches.
Violation of protection Friday, June 6 Issue over sold vehicle. Theft of dog in Plains. however. Water racing In 1948 the peak flow
order. Plains Ambulance paged. Saturday, June 7 Criminal trespassing down the bill behind the was 164,520 cubic feet per
Phone scam reported. Dog complaint in Plains. Domestic situation in reported. new home being built second and in 1950 it was
Officer requested for Fish and Game alerted to Plains. Landlord Tennant issue in
by Ben G. Cox west of 121,120 cfs. When I looked
domestic situation. bear in shed in Thompson DUI arrest made in Plains. Plains.
Tuesday, June 3 Falls. Officer requested at TF Welfare check requested in Belknap flooded his well up the water flow during
Coroner requested in Cattle along highway. Town Pump. Thompson Falls. and floated his well house the spring of 1997 after the
Thompson Falls. Officer requested for Civil Dixon Quick Response Drive by requested in and pump a short distance heavy snowpack winter of
Window broken out in Stand by in Plains. Unit paged for vehicle versus Thompson Falls. away. 1996-97 I found that the
Sourdough. Traffic accident in Hot deer. Vehicle versus deer.
Damage occurred to the river flow on May 13 was
Theft of fake flowers from Springs. Hot Springs Ambulance Underage drinking party
Plains Cemetery. Domestic situation report- paged. reported near Noxon. Paradise-St. Regis cutoff 51,300 cubic feet per sec-
Theft at TFHS. ed. Vehicle versus deer. Hot Springs Ambulance road Monday morning ond, one week later on May
Neighbor dispute over Improper passing on Thompson Falls paged. between the Harwood 20 it was 120,000 cfs!
pump house. Bakers Grade. Ambulance paged. Erratic driving on Prospect
House and the bridge.
Drug arrest made in Dixon. Theft reported. Possible intoxicated driver Creek.
County road crews were GAMBLES TO MOVE
Violation of protection Theft of pistol reported. in Plains.
order. Welfare check requested. busy at work repairing TO MACHO BUILDING
Tribal officers alerted to Plains Ambulance paged. the damage Wednesday. Another major change
possible lightning strike fire. Boat drifting near Paradise. Justice Court Blocking off the cutoff for Thompson Falls’
Thompson Falls Plains Ambulance paged
coupled with a wash out business community
Ambulance paged. for transport to Airport.
west of Dixon forced was announced formally
Plains Ambulance paged. Noxon Ambulance paged.
Before Justice of the Peace Donald Strine
Wednesday, June 4 Animal neglect near Plains. county residents traveling Wednesday morning when
Possible trespassing in Thompson Falls officer to Missoula to detour via Gary Gunderson disclosed
Montana Highway Patrol
Thompson Falls. requested for individual drink- Elmo and Polson. plans to move his Gambles
Thompson Falls ing in vehicle at Town Pump. Lisa Komeotis, 20, $245, operating with alcohol
The flooding conditions store into the Mach build-
Ambulance paged. Possible fire between concentration of .02% BAC under 21 years of age – 1st
closed down all logging ing after a major remodel-
offense.
operations in the area. ing program is completed.
Sanders County Ledger Lisa Komeotis, $135, 2 days jail, driving while privi-
Water across the Gunderson said he hopes
lege is suspended or revoked.
Thompson River road to move his store into the
Christopher Junge, 27, $20, seatbelt violation.
827-3421 Published Weekly at (USPS 480-900) Sydnee Ehlenfeldt, 17, $55, speeding in restricted zone. just upstream from the new quarters around July
603 Main Thompson Falls, MT 59873 P.O. Box 219 Anaconda bridge isolated 1. The Gambles store will
Bradley Mercord, 42, $40, day speeding.
Antoinette Garbagnati, 58, $55, speeding in restricted families in the Snider and occupy both sections of the
Tom Eggensperger Editor/Publisher
Bina Eggensperger Business Manager/Publisher zone. Copper King communities Macho building.
Sherry Hagerman-Benton Advertising Manager Bruce Swanson, 47, $65, speeding in restricted zone. for a while Monday night The Gambles store was
John Hamilton Sports Editor Duane Baney, 51, $20, day speeding. and early Tuesday morning. where Simple Simon’s Pizza
Justin Harris Local News Reporter
Dave Schilling Print Production/Sign Shop Manager John Erwin, 31, $40, day speeding. Despite the high water in now is. Stobie Shopping
Sara Czerwinski Office Manager & Classified Advertising Manager Jennifer Orme, 30, $20, day speeding. the Clark Fork River, little Center had occupied the
Jay Simons Independent Contributing Writer Dagmar Moore Wiegele, 62, $20, seatbelt violation. damage has been reported Macho building but moved
Ed Moreth Independent Contributing Photojournalist
Timothy Yip, 62, $40, day speeding. to date. Some flooding of to the west end of town
Courtney Fratzke, 16, $20, seatbelt violation. farmland has been reported by the courthouse in the
Contact us: [phone] Linda Heward, 55, $20, seatbelt violation. in the Plains area and the remodeled building occu-
Fax: [phone] • [email protected] Vol. 110 Edward Holmes, 44, $20, day speeding. No. 1 green and portions pied now by Clark Fork
send ads to [email protected] No. 19 Joshua Jurek, 30, $20, seatbelt violation. of the No. 1 and No. 2 fair- Title Co.
send news to [email protected] Daniel Mahn, 55, $55, speeding in restricted zone. ways of the River’s Bend
Toll Free: 1-800-955-7741 Justin Weatherly, 42, $20, seatbelt violation.
Mark Boon, 31, $20, day speeding.
Periodicals postage paid at Thompson Falls, Montana
Phillip Campagna, 35, $20, day speeding.
Postmaster: Send address changes to Sanders County Ledger,
P.O. Box 219, Thompson Falls, MT 59873 Herman Collins, 80, $55, speeding in restricted zone.
Edition A: Full Circulation; Edition B: Sanders County Mariah Connolly, 35, $40, day speeding.
Edition C: Thompson Falls and West Sanders County Patrick Erving, 50, $20, day speeding.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES Kaitlyn Haugen, 21, $65, speeding in restricted zone.
1 Year in Sanders County $34.00 Peter Hetherington, $105, speeding in restricted zone.
1 Year in Montana, outside S. County $48.00 Susan Jacobson, 59, $55, speeding in restricted zone.
1 Year outside Montana $49.00 Roland Powell, 78, $20, seatbelt violation.
1 Year Snowbird $41.50 Robert Schwartz, 60, $85, speeding in restricted zone.
Student Sub. (Sept. 1 thru May 15) $33.00 Sandra Sullivan, 44, $20, seatbelt violation.
1 Year in Canada $121.00 Raymond Zurcher, 49, $55, speeding in restricted zone.
4 - Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 12, 2014
End of year event kept students moving
by Justin Harris yank the ball from others’ into every event thinking,
An abundance of high noggins. ‘I’m going to win this.’
energy is typical for stu- Other events were more When it doesn’t happen it
dents toward the end of traditional to track and is a lesson in sportsmanship
the school year. Thompson field. Small hurdles were and finding what events
Falls schools have kept constructed from PVC pipe they like or have an inter-
a longstanding tradition to give kids a taste of the est in.” For other students
to help students get the rhythm and gait required it is a realization they do
wiggles out and develop an to efficiently complete the have a knack for something
interest in track and field course. The 100 and 200 and the ‘big kids’ they look
events with their year-end meter dashes were a hit as up to who participate in
‘Field Day.’ students learned to pace track and field give them a
The high school field themselves. “This is a big visualization of their future
was prepared in advance day for a lot of these kids goals athletically.
for unique events, such as as they learn about the dif- A softball throw
‘the inner tube pull’ where ferent events,” said Judy replaced the shot-put as
three students pulled one Hopkins who was there to junior high school helpers
student reclining on an watch her grandson Kael measured each student’s
inflated tube. Also unique Brown, “For many this is throw and encouraged them
Ledger photo by Justin Harris
was ‘ball-in-pantyhose-on- the first time they realize to beat their own record the
HEAD GEAR - A game of tag came in the form of balls in nylon worn on the
head tag,’ which involved a they actually have limits to next time around. Many
head at the high school field. Falls students participated in a variety of games
ball, stuffed in nylons worn what their bodies can do.” had their own ‘pre game
and events during the annual Field Day to learn about track and field sports
on the head as children Another parent noted, rituals,’ such as taking a
available to them as they move up in the school system.
chased each other trying to “Some of these children go few deep breaths as they
stared intently at their
goal or having a baseball
pitcher-type wind up before
launching the softball into
the field.
Parents, students and
teachers lined the track to
cheer on contestants as they
ran or leaped by for their
event. Second grader Cole
Train noted that the amount
of cameras flashing as they
crossed the finish line made
him feel famous.
There were a fair
amount of minor injuries as
youngsters took spills on
the track. The event marked
school nurse Judy Allen’s
last professional interac-
tion with her students as
she retires to spend time Ledger photo by Justin Harris
with her husband. “This is WINNING SMILES and victory dances were abun-
dant during the youth events.
a great way to say goodbye
Ledger photo by Justin Harris
LOOKS OF DETERMINATION and a little ‘umph’ went into tug of war. and get some time with
the kids before I go,” said (cid:80)(cid:114)(cid:111)(cid:118)(cid:105)(cid:100)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:103)(cid:32) (cid:66)(cid:117)(cid:115)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:101)(cid:115)(cid:115)(cid:32) (cid:97)(cid:110)(cid:100)
the woman whom students
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many years. Incoming part
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time nurse Sydne Connolly
held down the fort with
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Nurse Judy, bandaging
wounds and providing ice
packs for bruises.
Also in the booth,
handing out beverages for
students, parents and staff
were Maggie McGillis
and Autumn Kostka
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of the Parent Teacher
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Organization who are
working to strengthen the
role of PTO within the
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schools. The water bottles
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and Gatorade proved to
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muggy afternoon. All 312 (cid:84)(cid:111)(cid:32)(cid:112)(cid:108)(cid:97)(cid:99)(cid:101)(cid:32)(cid:121)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:114)(cid:32)(cid:111)(cid:114)(cid:100)(cid:101)(cid:114)(cid:32)(cid:99)(cid:97)(cid:108)(cid:108)(cid:32)(cid:56)(cid:50)(cid:55)(cid:45)(cid:53)(cid:51)(cid:49)(cid:50)
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handed out to thirsty event
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goers.
“All in all this was a
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successful day,” said physi-
cal education teacher and
Field Day organizer Randy
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Symon, grabbing a water
bottle toward the end of
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the day. With the first half
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through fourth grade, a
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barbecue lunch was served
to all Falls students before
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junior high field day-ers
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took to the track until
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school was released.
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Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 12, 2014 - 5
Triangle Pond event was a good day fishin’
by Justin Harris grandparents from the area.
New and experienced young anglers There was an array of contests with fun
surrounded Triangle Pond in Noxon for the prizes throughout the day. Representatives
annual Kid’s Fishing Day. The event has from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
become a tradition for many families and a helped measure caught fish and handed
way for youth to be introduced to the sport out trophies. Hunter Wilson in the 5-8 age
of fishing. group, Aaron Gode in the 9-12 won a fish
The completely free event hosted 122 identification contest and the aptly named
kids, age 5 –16 and their families. Fish Kehan Fish took the trophy for the 13 –16
identification education and other informa- year olds.
tion useful to the sport were presented and A casting contest was held where
each child was given a free fishing pole as Destiny Elder took the prize for best
well as breakfast and lunch. Missy Sexton cast in the 5 – 8 year old category. Billy
of Minnie’s Café cooked up and served Largent won it in the 9 –12 year old group
the pancake breakfast with the help of and Wynston Yoder was awarded for ages
Betty Hoge, Donna Smith, Wayne Phillips 13 –16.
and the students from residential school A coloring contest kept the very young
Clearview Horizons. The crew also took busy while waiting for a bite. Gracie Casey
care of the hot dog lunch later in the day. won the contest in the 6 and under group
Fishery Technician Josh Storaasli took and Mia Vogel won for ages 7-8. Molly
on the organizing for the day, “We at Brown was voted the best in the poster
Avista feel this is an important event for contest judged by the members of the
the youth in the community and enjoy Noxon Ambulance crew.
hosting young fishers each year.” Young No Fishing Day would be complete
Ledger photo by Justin Harris
sportspeople came from all over the county without the longest fish contest, which was
NEW FOUND HOBBY - Five year old Michael Stecher received angling tips
and some from out of state. Five-year-old won by Hunter Grayson’s 26 and 1/8 inch
from his father during the Kids Fishing Day in Noxon.
Michael Stecher from Las Vegas was able rainbow trout. The grand prize went to six
found a nice corner on a dock to watch was about fishing as their grandpa proudly
to fish Montana waters with his father year old Peyton Pate.
their lines in the water. The experience helped them with their poles.
for the first time as they were up visiting Peyton and her twin brother Thomas
was as much about being with family as it
Big Eddy’s hopes for big summer (cid:83) (cid:67) (cid:76) (cid:69) (cid:68) (cid:71) (cid:69) (cid:82) (cid:46) (cid:78) (cid:69) (cid:84)
regular hours will be 11 for the bar’s patrons would
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a.m. to 11 p.m. and offers a not be acceptable. The
small casino, ATM and, of couple pulled some strings (cid:70)(cid:101)(cid:101)(cid:100)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:103)(cid:32) (cid:89)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:114)(cid:32) (cid:80)(cid:101)(cid:116)(cid:63)
course, plenty of outdoor and garnered support to be
deck seating with a view of able to purchase the lot. (cid:71)(cid:101)(cid:116)(cid:32) (cid:97)(cid:32) (cid:102)(cid:117)(cid:108)(cid:108)(cid:32) (cid:109)(cid:111)(cid:110)(cid:116)(cid:104)(cid:32) (cid:111)(cid:102)(cid:32) (cid:102)(cid:111)(cid:111)(cid:100)(cid:32) (cid:115)(cid:117)(cid:112)(cid:112)(cid:108)(cid:121)
Eddy Peak and the reser- That move turned out to (cid:84)(cid:104)(cid:117)(cid:114)(cid:115)(cid:100)(cid:97)(cid:121)(cid:115)(cid:32) (cid:102)(cid:114)(cid:111)(cid:109)(cid:32) (cid:49)(cid:48)(cid:32) (cid:97)(cid:46)(cid:109)(cid:46)(cid:32) (cid:116)(cid:111)(cid:32) (cid:51)(cid:32) (cid:112)(cid:46)(cid:109)(cid:46)
voir. be a double win because
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The planning and build- the leftover concrete foun-
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doors. One near bump in able backyard for outdoor
the road came in the form events, music or relaxing
of the possible purchase of by the water. (cid:84) (cid:84)
the lot between Big Eddy’s “It was interesting (cid:65)(cid:76)(cid:75)(cid:32) (cid:79)(cid:70)(cid:32) (cid:84)(cid:72)(cid:69)(cid:32) (cid:79)(cid:87)(cid:78)
and the reservoir. “We because about seven feet
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was looking to purchase on the lot next to the one
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put a trailer on the exist- make sure it would be okay
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left there,” explained, who concrete, even though it
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added that a trailer block- was not on our lot,” noted
ing the view of the water Please turn to page 7
BIG EDDY’S READY - Mark and Katrina Camp-
ESTATE AUCTION
bell have been working with new manager Teresa
Bishop to have the new deck bar open for Father’s
Day.
Saturday, June 14, 2014 ~ 10:00 am
by Justin Harris day. “Truth be known,
Father’s Day looks to be we couldn’t have built
the big day for Big Eddy’s Big Eddy’s without Papa 344 Swamp Creek Rd, Trout Creek MT
Deck Bar in Thompson Joe Campbell,” explained
Falls. Co owners Mark and Katrina, “to honor him
Katrina Campbell and their we are offering bottom- AUCTIONEERS NOTE: PREVIEW & REGISTRATION 2-7 PM June 13 & DAY OF SALE
We have combined several smaller estates with a variety of items so there should be something for everyone.
crew are putting the finish- less mimosas for $10 From new and useful to antiques, collectibles and just plain fun! Sale site is a wonderful green wooded area - Great way to spend the day!
ing touches on construction between 11a.m.-2p.m. for FIREARMS / AMMO / OUTDOORS SHOPS / TOOLS / FARM HOUSEHOLD / COLLECTIBLES
and sorting out business Father’s Day. He’d want Savage 30-30 Model 1899 SN#195098 34 - Powder River Panels & Gates - 4' to 20' Table w/6 Chairs
Glenfield Model 60 .22 Powder River 12' x 12' Horse Shed w/Tin Roof Beds, Nightstands, Dresser
details, but Sunday will everyone to have a great Ithaca Model 37 Featherlite 12 GA w/Deer Dog Kennel 10' x 10', Chain Link Wood Fishing Net
Slayer & Shotgun Barrels Roto Mold 300 Gal Pickup Tank Love Seat - Glide Rocker, Recliner, 2 - Trunks
be ‘bottomless mimosa’ time.” The establishment’s Ruger Stainless .22 1 of 5000 SN#17-03392, N.C. Shoeing Anvil & Stand, Horseshoes Sofa, Loveseat, Chair, Ottoman - 2 Yrs Old
Original Box & Papers #100 Anvil, Wire Spinner Day Bed, Cedar Trunk w/Shelf
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RAM-X Pedal Boat Antler Bolo Tie
Imer Cement Mixer - Like New Old US Stamped Compass
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100' 10 Gauge Cord, Chop Saw, Jack Stands Maytag Plus Refrigerator/Freezer
Pancake Air Compressor 2 - Kenmore Upright Freezers
Remington Pole Saw, Bench Mount Belt Sander Hand Crank Phone-Works, Tea Pot Collection
Chains, Cables, Winches Jewelry, Jar of Antique & Old Marbles
Freud Router, Torches, Vertical Air Compressor Kraut Board, Ash Bucket
Wall Tent - Like New Kerosene Heater, Water Trough Cross Cut Saw, Monkey Wrenches, Old Tools
Trolling Rods-Wright & McGill, Eagle Claw, Beef Stick, Misc Hand Tools, Bits, Wrenches GE Heavy Duty Washer / Dryer - Almond
Raider ATV Helmet-Camo, Elk Bugles Rockwell 9" Tablesaw, Task Master 2600 Washer
Lake Stream Wading Shoes, Ice Auger Clamp Table ,JD 214 Riding Mower
8 - Saddles - Roping & Riding, Pete Lasich, Handyman Jack, Hedge Trimmer
Buffalo Saddlery, Utahn Dayton 50k Watt Space Heater
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16' Blue Water Boat w/Suzuki 40 HP, Bimini Top Heavy Duty Come Alongs, Band Saw
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6 - Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 5, 2014
Fundraiser benefited two families
by Justin Harris of the emotional impact of nity.”
A benefit was held devastating health news, Quilts, artwork, a shot-
Saturday at the Elks Lodge coming up with finances gun and many other donat-
to help offset medical to cover the problem ed items sold for some-
costs incurred by battles seems daunting.” Christian times-outrageous amounts
with cancer. Roxy Rusch- worked with members as family members and
Willhite recently passed of both families to throw friends made a game of
from a brief but coura- the fundraising event. outbidding one another.
geous fight against cancer Lanz was not feeling well Donated items were gath-
and Mark Lanz is in the enough to attend, but his ered by a dedicated pair
midst of his battle with the name was mentioned time of volunteers, garnering
disease. The families came and again as the spirit of support from as far away
together to throw a benefit attendees carried him in as Missoula. Hotel stays
full of live and silent auc- their thoughts. and dinner were auctioned
tions, music and baked Over $6,000 was raised along with everything else
goods. The energy was high to be split between the by the entertaining auction
and the mood was light as Lanz and Willhite cause. team: Rick Grimm, Steve
the community gathered to Much of which came in the Patton, Jerry Lentz and
support the cause. form of baked goods auc- Willhite; who all took turns
“When the diagnosis tion, “I saw cakes go for playing ‘Vanna White’ as
came there was no insur- $80 and cupcakes go for they attempted to elegantly
Ledger photo by Justin Harris
ance for Roxy and Mark $40,” said Doug Willhite, display items for bid. GOODIE HOCKERS - Directory of
had little to no income,” who lost the love of his life Goose bumps crept Doug Willhite and Steve
explained family friend to cancer, “There was a lot on everyone’s skin when Patton help take on the
Marjorie Christian, “When of love in this room. So the drawing for a quilt lengthy process of sell- Area Churches
there is that kind of weight much support from family came up with the winners ing auction items. Family,
over your shoulders, on top members and the commu- name being ‘Roxy.’ The friends and community
FALLS CHAPEL
brief, stunned pause was gathered and showed PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
interrupted by a round of overwhelming support 414 East Haley Avenue
applause and cheering. for the Willhite and Lanz Loving God, Loving People
Between auction sets, camps. Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Wed. Family Night Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Grimm and Lentz donned floor, as well. Children’s Church Teen Spirit Youth Group - Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
Pastors John & Cheryl Chamblin - Home: 827-4120 Cell: 544-3794
Silas Andrew Krick their guitar and drums with As the crowd cleared
THOMPSON CABINET
the rest of the band, Beats towards the end of the
FALLS CHRISTIAN MOUNTAIN
Brian and Lara Krick Workin’, to play some old night, remaining family
CHURCH BIBLE CHURCH
welcomed son, Silas time rock and roll and members shared hugs and
Andrew, April 19, 2014 country as enthusiastic laughs. Everyone left his or Devoted to Jesus Christ our Highway 200 - Trout Creek
Lord and to the Fellowship, Sunday Services
in Sandpoint, Idaho. He children danced until their her seats to dance and sing to the breaking of Bread Everyone Welcome!
weighed 11 pounds, 11 shirts were soaked with as the band played Bob and Prayer Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
ounces and measured 23 sweat. Adult couples had Dylan’s ‘Wagon Wheel’ Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Bible School 10:00 a.m.
inches long. Silas joins sis- plenty of time on the dance before closing the event. Worship 11:00 a.m. Adult Bible Study Thurs., 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Wed. Study 7:00 p.m.
ter, Arya Krick. AWANA, grade K-6 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Tristan Cordell Byler & Prayer Service
Maternal grandpar- Call for more information
Corner of Church & Haley Pastor Dan “Hap” Cheff, 827-3511
ents are Tim Reishus and Jesse and Rhonda Byler 827-3380 A Rocky Mountain Bible Mission
Bonnie Reishus of Noxon.
welcomed son, Tristan
Maternal great-grandpar- WHITEPINE
SILAS KRICK Cordell, May 28, 2014 at SEVENTH-DAY
ents are Melvin and Laura COMMUNITY
3:41 p.m. with Gifts From ADVENTIST
Johnson of Missoula. Creek and Warren and Jan Above Midwifery Care. He CHURCH UNITED
Paternal grandparents Krick of Brookings, Ore. METHODIST
are Diane Morrin of Trout Welcome, Silas. weighed seven pounds, 15 Highway 200 - Trout Creek CHURCH
ounces. Tristan joins sis-
Saturday Service 16 Whitepine Lane
ters, Megan and Natalia. Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Pastor Amanda Applehans
Maternal grandpar- Church Service 11:00 a.m. 563-321-7336
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Pastor Danny Velez Information: 827-9305
Wengerd of Noxon.
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Paternal great-grandpar- TRISTAN BYLER For information, call 827-5744 EVERYONE INVITED
ents are Sam and Naomi
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Welcome, Tristan.
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NEW LIFE
Prophetic speaker to LUTHERAN
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CHURCH, ELCA
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address Falls congregation Pentecostal Church 611 Ogden Ave., Thompson Falls
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Airport Road - Thompson Falls Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.
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worship.
Church will welcome a of the church’s pastor, Irene Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
Thursday - Heron 7:00 p.m.
Anderson, Henry Gruver Pastor Amanda Applehans
563-321-7336
has been dubbed a ‘pro- Children’s church provided Sunday
phetic prayer walker’ who morning and Wednesday evenings. “Inviting all to grow in Christ”
Rev. Irene Anderson: 827-4406
has circled the globe on
foot carrying his message
SANDERS COUNTY CATHOLIC
of hope, repentance and
COMMUNITY
prophecy.
Having just returned ST. JAMES PLAINS Sunday Mass 11 a.m.
SACRED HEART HOT SPRINGS MISSION Sun. Mass 1st & 3rd 1:00 p.m.
from ministering in South
ST. WILLIAM THOMPSON FALLS Sunday Mass 8:45 a.m.
Korea, Gruver is making NOXON MISSION NOXON Sat. Mass 2nd & 4th 4:00 p.m.
his way to Thompson Falls Rev. Jeffrey Benusa
Thompson Falls: 827-4433
to evangelize the congrega-
GOSPEL MOUNTAIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD
tion and proselytize those
We Have Good News For You!!
looking for what his mes-
Sunday Wednesday
sage brings. Gruver has Coffee & Fellowship 9:30 a.m. Food Bank 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
appeared on numerous tele- Sunday School, all ages 10:00 a.m. Luncheon 12:00 p.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Bible Study 6:00 p.m.
vision programs, is a regu- Eve. Worship/Study 6:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m.
lar on Christian radio shows Call if you need a ride, 827-4611
and authored many books Pastor Charlie Denson
regarding prophecy and
THOMPSON FALLS COMMUNITY
preparation for end times.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Anderson and the New
Bringing the Community to Christ and Christ to the Community
Life Fellowship Church
Matt Schraeder, Pastor
invite anyone interested to Church Study: 827-3706
Sunday Wednesday
attend Gruver’s two sched- Adult Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Bible Study 10:30 a.m.
uled talks at their building Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Youth group 7 p.m.
located on Airport Road, We invite you to come worship with us.
Sunday, June 15 at 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m.
SHEPHERD OF THE VALLEY
For more information
LUTHERAN CHURCH - Missouri Synod
call 827-4406.
1192 Mt. Silcox Road, Thompson Falls
Sunday Service 10 a.m. — Everyone Welcome!
Pastor Erich Kaelberer
827-9570
APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
Thompson Falls Senior Center — 1191 Mt. Silcox Road
Sunday Services — 10 a.m.
In the heart of Thompson Falls with Thompson Falls at Heart
“Everyone Welcome”
James Butler, Pastor
TROUT CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH
17 Larch Street in Trout Creek
Sunday School — 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Pastor Jerry Windle
827-4814
Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 12, 2014 - 7
Journey of Hope finds respite in TF
by Justin Harris
“Today we left Sandpoint, Idaho for Thompson
Falls, Montana in our second border crossing of the trip.
Needless to say, the “Welcome to Montana” sign was
photographed more today than it probably ever has been.”
These were the words from Scott Looney’s journal, who
was one of 25 bicyclists making their way from Seattle to
Washington D.C.
The cycling effort is called ‘Journey of Hope’ which
was created by long distance biking enthusiasts Push
America. The group’s efforts raise money and awareness
for people with disabilities and they have been pass-
ing through Sanders County for ten years. The fraternal
organization hopes to change the way society views those
with disabilities and improve the public’s view of fraternal
orders – like Pi Kappa Phi, which founded Push America
in 1977. According to participants, although funds raised
are invaluable, just as important is an increased awareness
of the amazing things people with disabilities can do, as Courtesy photo by Karen Knutson
opposed to focusing on what they can’t. HOPEFUL JOURNEY - Cross country cyclists passed through Thompson Falls while raising awareness and
The effort began decades ago by constructing play funds for people with disabilities. Kathryn DeWitt, Jenna Brown and her visiting parents served the riders a
units for children with disabilities and has expanded into spaghetti dinner during their break. The group began in Seattle and will ride to Washington D.C.
cross-country cycling while keeping the construction Many Falls residents know Knutson and his family. leys alongside Lake Pend Oreille making their way along
aspect. Each rider had to raise $5,000 in sponsorship and Justin and his mother Karen made quite an impression on Highway 200 through Sanders County’s west side. “We
fly from their ends of the country to begin the ride in the cyclists as Looney said, “Justin’s mom, who preferred couldn’t help but be touristy,” said Looney, “Thompson
Seattle. One of the cyclists was able to raise over $18,000 to be referred to as, you guessed it, “Mom,” gave a heart Falls greeted us with a picturesque little downtown situ-
for the cause. wrenching speech thanking us for our commitment to her ated next to a dammed up lake for which the town is
Journey of Hope was hosted in Thompson Falls High son’s cause.” The feeling was mutual as Karen referred named.” He noted all of the bikers enjoyed the stop for
School by the Chamber of Commerce and treated to a to the riders with a cause as, “an awesome group of men. rest and food in such a scenic place. The group is sched-
spaghetti dinner with meat sauce prepared by Kathryn They are all college students using their summer break uled to arrive in D.C. Saturday, August 2.
DeWitt. to raise money to help those with ‘different-abilities.’
Looney recalled, “During the sponsored dinner and This was something they chose to do with their time, the
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friendship visit we met a man named Justin Knutson who energy with these guys was just amazing.” Looney noted,
had fallen over two hundred feet one day while he was out “It was such a powerful moment and a remarkable thing
climbing. Once he returned from a coma, he wasn’t the to hear from someone as admirable as her.”
same as he had been - but he is still bursting with excite- The cyclists shared that the ride from Sandpoint to
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ment. He greeted every one of us with a bow and a huge Thompson Falls was “only a ninety mile trek,” and were
grin.” in awe of the “spectacular views” as they rode though val-
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Mark. “We hope to have a total of from Spokane,” Katrina “We’ll be able to take peo-
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The Campbells also own eight to ten jobs when we explained, “We were ple to and from wherever
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businesses will delegate a had been looking for a ment.” Campbell. (cid:49)(cid:49)(cid:32)(cid:97)(cid:46)(cid:109)(cid:46)(cid:32)(cid:116)(cid:111)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:108)(cid:111)(cid:115)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:103)(cid:44)(cid:32)(cid:70)(cid:114)(cid:105)(cid:46)(cid:32)(cid:38)(cid:32)(cid:83)(cid:97)(cid:116)(cid:46)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:108)(cid:111)(cid:115)(cid:101)(cid:100)(cid:32)(cid:83)(cid:117)(cid:110)(cid:46)
lot more of the operations, reason to move to Montana Building up to the open- The shuttle service
ing phase, the Campbells comes with membership as
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testing products for the per year fee gives custom-
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Father’s Day
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time wine tasting to decide preferred customer ameni-
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menu. It was hard work, comments about the fee for
All You Can Eat - $12.50
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Starting at 11:30
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the upscale beverages they $1000 fine and license sus-
wanted to have available. pension for 6 months,” said A sian Cafe
Big Eddy’s will boast labels Katrina, “That’s the best
that are not served in the case scenario - or be safe
709 Main St. • Thompson Falls • 827-8889
rest of the county. Their and secure, have a good
testing phase ended when time and be one of Big
they finished beer tasting Eddy’s People.”
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partial kitchen, but hungry motorcyclists, a Model T
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customers can order fresh car club and many other
and fast panini sandwiches, local annual events. The
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bruschetta, sausages and Campbells are hoping Big
sliders. Eddy’s will add to the
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8 - Sanders County Ledger - Thursday, June 12, 2014
100 riders show off sorting skills
by Ed Moreth moving of a group of cows
Plains resident Patti in sequence from one pen to
Waldoch knew she’d have another. The Waldoch couple
a good turnout for her 1st established six different class-
Annual Plains Day Super es in the sorting competition.
Sort, but even she was sur- The majority of Saturday’s
prised at having over 100 riders were from outside
riders at the two-day competi- Sanders County – including
tion. one couple from Elma, Wash.
“I’m really super happy – and about 95 percent were
with the turnout. I think we experienced riders.
appropriately named the The three-person ranch
event,” said Waldoch, who sort lasted 10 hours on
put on the ranch sorting Saturday, when 53 riders
contest with her husband Joe comprised 144 teams in the
Saturday and Sunday at the fairgrounds main rodeo arena,
Sanders County Fairgrounds. which was free for specta-
One hundred and two tors. The entry fee was $200
riders from age 7-70s took for Saturday’s event. The
part in the Super Sort, a grand prize, a $2,700 saddle,
competition that involves the went to Kris Lane of Helena,
Photos by Ed Moreth
ONE AT A TIME – Plains resident Grace Horton, 10, works with Julie Abney of Helena during the Junior Youth
Class ranch sorting at Sanders County Fairgrounds Sunday. Horton finished in second place in her class by
Terri Stoltz
moving seven cows in 108.08 seconds.
[phone]
who also took home $2,349
303 Main Street, Suite 3
by moving 42 head of cattle
Thompson Falls, MT 59873
in eight rounds. Though the
sorting was done in teams,
the riders were accumula-
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tively scored on an individual
basis.
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(cid:45)(cid:74)(cid:71)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:74)(cid:79)(cid:84)(cid:86)(cid:83)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:68)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:81)(cid:83)(cid:80)(cid:69)(cid:86)(cid:68)(cid:85)(cid:84)(cid:1)(cid:80)(cid:71)(cid:71)(cid:70)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:69)(cid:1)(cid:85)(cid:73)(cid:83)(cid:80)(cid:86)(cid:72)(cid:73)(cid:1)(cid:39)(cid:66)(cid:83)(cid:78)(cid:1)(cid:35)(cid:86)(cid:83)(cid:70)(cid:66)(cid:86)(cid:1)(cid:45)(cid:74)(cid:71)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:42)(cid:79)(cid:84)(cid:86)(cid:83)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:68)(cid:70)(cid:1)(cid:36)(cid:80)(cid:78)(cid:81)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:90)(cid:1)(cid:116)(cid:1)(cid:56)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:85)(cid:1)(cid:37)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:1)(cid:46)(cid:80)(cid:74)(cid:79)(cid:70)(cid:84)(cid:13)(cid:1)(cid:42)(cid:80)(cid:88)(cid:66)(cid:15) Second place was a tie
between Joe Waldoch and
Jerry Jones of Superior and
each received $810.
The sorting of cattle dates
back to the days where cow-
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(cid:70)(cid:114)(cid:101)(cid:115)(cid:104)(cid:32)(cid:68)(cid:101)(cid:108)(cid:105)(cid:32)(cid:77)(cid:101)(cid:97)(cid:116)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:38)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:104)(cid:101)(cid:101)(cid:115)(cid:101)(cid:115) cows from the herd for such
(cid:70)(cid:114)(cid:111)(cid:122)(cid:101)(cid:110)(cid:32)(cid:70)(cid:111)(cid:111)(cid:100)(cid:115) reasons as shots, branding
or for sale. The ranch sort-
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(cid:108)(cid:98)(cid:46) three people on horseback
from one pen to another. The
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(cid:53)(cid:52)(cid:54)(cid:56)(cid:32)(cid:72)(cid:119)(cid:121)(cid:46)(cid:32)(cid:50)(cid:48)(cid:48)(cid:32)(cid:51)(cid:32)(cid:109)(cid:105)(cid:108)(cid:101)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:101)(cid:97)(cid:115)(cid:116)(cid:32)(cid:111)(cid:102)(cid:32)(cid:84)(cid:104)(cid:111)(cid:109)(cid:112)(cid:115)(cid:111)(cid:110)(cid:32)(cid:70)(cid:97)(cid:108)(cid:108)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:8226)(cid:32)(cid:52)(cid:48)(cid:54)(cid:45)(cid:56)(cid:50)(cid:55)(cid:45)(cid:54)(cid:51)(cid:55)(cid:51) competition usually involves
two riders moving 10 head
of cattle from one pen to an
(cid:77)(cid:78)(cid:65)(cid:88)(cid:76)(cid:80) adjoining pen within a 60-
(cid:78)(cid:79)(cid:84)(cid:73)(cid:67)(cid:69)(cid:32) (cid:79)(cid:70)
second period. The team has
(cid:32) (cid:67)(cid:65)(cid:78)(cid:86)(cid:65)(cid:83)(cid:83)(cid:32) (cid:79)(cid:70) to sort the cattle in numeri-
cal order. If a cow out of
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QUICK MOVE – Jessica Bronner of Thompson Falls tries to get cow number
pen or if one sneaks back into
(cid:49)(cid:51)(cid:45)(cid:49)(cid:53)(cid:45)(cid:52)(cid:48)(cid:49)(cid:44)(cid:32)(cid:77)(cid:67)(cid:65) the first pen, the team is dis- three from one pen to another during the Senior Youth Class. The 14-year-old
(cid:65)(cid:99)(cid:99)(cid:111)(cid:114)(cid:100)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:103)(cid:32)(cid:116)(cid:111)(cid:32)(cid:77)(cid:67)(cid:65)(cid:32)(cid:49)(cid:51)(cid:45)(cid:49)(cid:53)(cid:45)(cid:52)(cid:48)(cid:49)(cid:32)(cid:97)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:110)(cid:116)(cid:121)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:97)(cid:110)(cid:118)(cid:97)(cid:115)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:111)(cid:102)(cid:32) qualified. Among the group is Bronner moved one cow in 24.91 seconds in one round Sunday.
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to ride with an experienced first place in the Rookie was taken by Zarek Lee of
number. If that cow gets into
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rider,” said Patti, who has Ranch Class. Kalispell, who moved seven
the second pen, the team is
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competed in almost 250 sort- Mainey and Eric Smith of cows in two rounds at 96.57
disqualified.
(cid:67)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:110)(cid:116)(cid:121)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:114)(cid:116)(cid:104)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:115)(cid:101)(cid:46) ing contests over the last 10 Helena took first in the Draw seconds, followed by Grace
There were five different
years. Class with 15 cows. Jason Horton of Plains, 10, who
classes in Sunday’s competi-
(cid:68)(cid:65)(cid:84)(cid:69)(cid:68)(cid:32)(cid:116)(cid:104)(cid:105)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:57)(cid:116)(cid:104)(cid:32)(cid:100)(cid:97)(cid:121)(cid:32)(cid:111)(cid:102)(cid:32)(cid:74)(cid:117)(cid:110)(cid:101)(cid:44)(cid:32)(cid:50)(cid:48)(cid:49)(cid:52) Like the rest of Sunday’s Helvey of Trout Creek was also transferred seven head
tion, which went for almost
competition, the sorting was the highest placed local com- of cattle, but did it in 108.08
12 hours. Entry fees for the
(cid:78)(cid:105)(cid:99)(cid:104)(cid:111)(cid:108)(cid:32)(cid:83)(cid:99)(cid:114)(cid:105)(cid:98)(cid:110)(cid:101)(cid:114)(cid:32) done in teams of two, said petitor, taking third with 13 seconds for second place. She
Sunday competitions ran
(cid:83)(cid:97)(cid:110)(cid:100)(cid:101)(cid:114)(cid:115)(cid:32)(cid:67)(cid:111)(cid:117)(cid:110)(cid:116)(cid:121)(cid:32)(cid:69)(cid:108)(cid:101)(cid:99)(cid:116)(cid:105)(cid:111)(cid:110)(cid:32)(cid:65)(cid:100)(cid:109)(cid:105)(cid:110)(cid:105)(cid:115)(cid:116)(cid:114)(cid:97)(cid:116)(cid:111)(cid:114) Patti, but still scored individ- head of cattle in two rounds. also finished sixth with four
from $10-$25. The Rookie
ually. Fourteen-year-old Elsie There were 39 teams in cows at 82.64 seconds.
Ranch Hand class had the
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largest number of riders with
the highest placed Sanders which included one woman Sanders County, took fourth
72 two-person teams. Riders
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as four different times, each
place. Brown was coupled from the Sadie Hawkins Morefield, also of Plains, fin-
with different team members.
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“That was popular because it
Leissa Nye of Kalispell took Kickin’ Cancer organization. in 80.93 seconds.
gave people the opportunity
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Kelly Horton of Plains was Marsada Sweet of Plains
the highest local finisher in took top honors in the Senior
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Easy Airp o r t Access! the Sadie Hawkins Class at Youth Class by moving eight
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ffoorr AAss youngsters take part Sunday, 94.71 seconds, winning $30
LLiittttllee AAss
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Thompson Falls, and Trout scores to the two mini ranch
823 N. Broadway, Billings, MT 59101 Creek. sorting clinics she attended
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May. “All her hard work and
determination paid off for
her,” said Patti, who plans to
hold another super sort next
year.
Plains resident Megan
Turner finished third in the
A bright idea
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six head of cattle at 85.06
seconds. Emma Pavlik of
Thompson Falls took fifth in
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the co-generation assets, as a biomass fired plant use the heated water for
asked for $1.2 million and but it was licensed for bio- a hydroponic gardening
received $95,137.32. mass or coal. It ended up operation, growing veg-
As might be expected, being a coal fired plant but etables for area consump-
attorneys for the bank- ran only briefly and not tion year around. At that
ruptcy proceedings had the well. When it ran, it also time it was written that it
best return for their time, racked up violations with was too good to be true,
receiving over $200,000 in the Air Quality Bureau and it turned out to be just
bankruptcy administration of the state, for failure to that. Nothing ever came of
fees. keep adequate records. A that proposed venture, or
First Interstate Bank, proposed fine of $2 mil- a similar one proposed in
the other secured creditor, lion was drastically negoti- Jefferson County.
received nothing. ated down and there were As unpaid taxes mount-
Thompson River plans to get the plant going ed up, Turk kept in contact
Power was the succes- again, but they were never with Wayzata Partners and
sor to Thompson River realized. when the bankruptcy peti-
Co-Gen, the original The plant was sold to tion was filed she filed for
Ledger photo
company that proposed Wayzata Partners, who, all that was due Sanders
VOLUNTEERS at the Ford Drive 4 UR Community event Saturday at Rehbein Ford near
the power plant that was though generally mum County. She said at the
Plains rest between test drives after the busies day ever for the program. From left are Lila
targeted to produce about on their plans, said they time she received the set-
Sears, Barb Wooden and Cluyde Terrell.
16 megawatts of electric- were going to resurrect the tlement check that she felt
ity on a continual basis. It operation and put not only fortunate the county was
was called co-generation people to work, but put able to receive as much as Record turnout recorded in
because it was designed out power. That never hap- they did.
to concurrently produce pened. Late last year, the
steam that could be used Then a group came to remainder of the plant, that Ford community fundraiser
by Thompson River town, offering to create sat east of the Thompson
Lumber for drying wood. a co-generation facility River Lumber mill, was
It was proposed (some say which would burn bio- razed. In the best turnout ever for the Ford Board members and supporters of
“sold”) to the community mass and at the same time Drive 4 UR Community program, nearly CNSC were on hand Saturday to help in
150 people turned out to test drive any the event and there were few times when
ATV poker ride new Ford of their choice and at the same they weren’t needed or busy.
time raise money for the Cancer Network Though it happens infrequently, because
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of Sanders County. Ford nationally sets the date, Saturday’s
Held at Rehbein Ford in Plains, the pro- event fell on the same day as Plains Day, a
card back at the Lakeside. They must be chef Roger Storer.
gram not only gives folks that rare oppor- big celebration for the Plains community.
finished by 5 p.m. Music will follow at the Lakeside.
tunity to drive any vehicle of their fancy, That event brought a lot of folks to Plains
Riders can register at the Lakeside For more information call John Harris
but it was a great fund raiser. and organizers suspect many of them came
Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. and then Saturday at 827-4458.
And Pete Normandeau, who helps out to test drive a vehicle after the parade.
from 7 to 9:30 a.m.. Dean said the event is growing in popu-
coordinate the event at Rehbein, said they Last year the Cancer Network received
Following the event a pig roast dinner larity and they hope to have about 200 rid-
couldn’t be more pleased. a donation of $2100 to help their cause.
will be held at the Lakeside beginning at 6 ers this year.
With a pledged donation of $20 for Normandeau said the program is a dou-
p.m. The porker will be roasted by veteran
every test drive, that means the CNSC will ble win for Ford and the communities they
receive about $3000 to help their services. serve and they look forward to being able
That’s nearly 50 percent more than last to give back to the communites through
year, the previous reocrd. the program.
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