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Cloverbud Day Inspires Future 4-H Members

Community Hygge Feb. 10 in Watford City

The people of Denmark are considered to be among thehappiest in the world despite their harsh winters. During thesetimes, it is a custom to make family, friends and relaxation a toppriority. On Friday, February 10th, The McKenzie County PioneerMuseum in Watford City will be hosting a Community Hygge(pronounced “hoo-gah”), a pleasant Scandinavian tradition ofcomfort and relaxation. The event, intended as an atmospher-ic, candle-lit environment where adults in the community cansocialize, will be held from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM.

People living far from home and members of the communitycan come to listen to music, play board games, meet new peopleand enjoy hot chocolate, cider, pastries and other refreshmentsprovided by local businesses.

Ladies from the McKenzie County Public Library will bein attendance to recommend good books, especially on theHygge lifestyle.

The McKenzie County Pioneer Museum intends to make

around the world. Find a babysitter and come out to celebratethis celebration of Scandinavian tradition!

Tickets are free and required for entering drawings for doorprizes. Tickets are available at the McKenzie County Library andthe McKenzie County Pioneer Museum. For more informationcall the museum at (701) 444-2990.

Sidney Sugars Campaign Update

On Feb 2nd, Sidney Sugars was on Day 122 of a campaignexpected to last 173 days, ending about March 20, depending on the amount of shrinkage in the piles. Dave Garland, SidneySugars general manager, is one of the few who would like to see winter stay for a while. Colder temperatures help preserve

according to Garland. ”The jury is still out on damage from the

seeing normal storage effects so far, not worse or better thanthe past two years.”

Beets from the Culbertson and Glendive areas have all been hauled in, while less than 300,000 tons remain in Savage, Fairview and the factory yard. A little more than one third of thosebeets are under ventilation.

The factory has been running well, slicing an average of6,367 tons per day, or 265 tons per hour. With half the down time of the previous 2 years, slicing is 200 tons per day overthe average. Garland credits the processing and maintenance crews for better processing and less down time.

Even though sugar content was down this season, therecord tonnage means lots of sugar. Storage capacity at the fac-tory is 2 million hundredweight. So far 2.128 million have beenproduced with 2.9 expected. Sidney Sugars ships sugar year round, roughly 80% in bulk rail cars and 20% in super sacks, to a variety of companies including Mars, Kelloggs, General Mills, Kraft, Nabisco, Nestle and several pharmaceutical companies.

Calling all Molls & Gangsters! Bootleggers Ball is Coming!

The Irish Mob is the oldest organized crime group in the United States, in existence since the early 19th century. Irish-American organizations in Chicago were at their peak during Prohibition, specializing in bootlegging and highjacking.

-inently with gang leaders such as “Big” Bill Dwyer, Jack ”Legs”

Mob in Chicago would soon be rivaled by Italian mobsters, particularly Al Capone.

This year the Bootleggers Ball, scheduled for March 17th, will celebrate as The Bootleggers Ball Goes Irish. We are proud to welcome back several venders including distributers representing Hood River Distillers (Pendleton, Trails End), JackDaniels Distillery, Diageo (Crown Royal) and Montana Distilleriesfeaturing Montana made whiskey & vodka.

Get dolled up in your favorite 20s glad rags; enjoy sampling the different hooch offered, then step out on the heated patioand take pleasure in a cigar from Sweet Ash Cigars. Dine on

those gams and kick up your dogs to your favorite music as performed by The Relics. Transportation home will again be provided by the Sidney Shuttle.

Tickets will go on sale soon - VIP tickets are $150, General Admission tickets are $75. Tables are available upon request,

support Matthew House and Camp Make-a-Dream.

Communities In Action (CIA) held a workshop on Janu-ary 30 and 31st in Sidney to discuss the community building

change across sectors and knowledge of how engaging policy makers creates sustainable change, followed by a commitment to action. Communication, both internal and community wide, was also discussed.

The workshop was facilitated by MSU Extension in Boze-man which had partnered with Cornell University, Penn State University and the University of Wyoming in applying for a grant from the US Department of Agriculture to study oil and gas impact on communities.

CIA has been active since 2005, working to help residents and businesses deal with issues connected to the oil boom, and to make Richland County the best place to live. “This is a

tremendous committee, with Judy (Lapan) and Les (Anderson) in the lead,” stated Paul Lachapelle, Ph.D, associate professor and community development specialist with the Department of Political Science Local Government Center, MSU. “It takes a champion to move initiatives forward. They care and are im-pactful.” He added that CIA was in place and helped during the

partner with CIA to facilitate what they are doing.MSU Extension will follow up with the eight individual action

They will also discuss any unintended consequences, good or bad, plus challenges and opportunities.

There will be a conference in Big Sky in June with represen-tatives from all four universities, Lapan, and others to discuss real world applications for what has been learned in each area.

Communities In Action Holds Workshop

On Saturday, January 28th, there was a Cloverbud Craft Day held at the Richland County

-buds are young 4-H members that are between

approximately 45 Cloverbuds in just Richland County alone.

At Cloverbud Craft Day, the Cloverbuds learned to say the 4-H Pledge by practicing saying it with actions. They made bags with symbols of a head, heart, hand, health, and a clover to represent the 4-H Pledge. There were four stations, each representing some part of the pledge. To learn about their head for clearer thinking they learned fun facts about 4-H. To express their hearts to greater loyalty, they made heart cookies. To represent their hands to larger service, they made cards to give to the nursing home. To show their health for better living, they listened to Grace Dragseth, a student at Fairview High School and an assistant at the Extension

germs on their hands to see all the germs they have on them.The Cloverbuds were shocked at how many germs they had on them. A powerpoint was presented by Dragseth, it was about 4-H op-portunities that interested them in future projects before making pizzas. Cambree Denowh said, “I liked learning the pledge and meeting new friends. It was fun!”

Grace Dragseth planned the event this year and came up with the stations to help them learn parts of the 4-H Pledge. Dragseth said, ”I really enjoyed teaching the kids about 4-H and helping them make crafts.”

Josie Evenson, a Richland County Extension Agent, estab-

learn what 4-H is all about. Evenson said, “I just thought it would be a good learning experience for the kids to have a day to just

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Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone. Tues., Feb. 7

6-8 p.m. - Richland County Baseball Early Sign-Ups - Sign-ups are also from 6-8 p.m., Feb. 10 and 2-4 p.m. on Feb. 11. Young people that would like to play baseball at the following levels, T-Ball, Rookies, Minors, Babe Ruth or Legion in the Richland Majors, County Program (5 to 18 years old). High School Gym, Sidney, MT.Thurs., Feb. 9

7 p.m. - Too Marvelous for Words: A Celebration of the Nat King Cole Trio - Peter Smith weaves in stories of Nat King

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10 a.m. - Eastern Montana Sheep Symposium - Topics will include Ewe Body Condition Scoring and Late Gestation Nutrition, Alternative Feed Stuffs, An Update from the Montana Wool Growers Association (MWGA), Results from a Trace Mineral Study, integrated Pest Management and Marketing. Lunch will be served. Richland County Extension

12-1 p.m. - Sidney Lions Club Meeting - Elks Lodge, 123 3rd St. SW.

walk in registration - Eastern Ag Research Center, 1501 NorthCentral Ave., Sidney, MT. Class schedule Feb. 20, 21, 23,

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10 a.m. - Coffee and conversation with the District 39 Representative, Denton Zubke. Everyone welcome. Hillside Senior Center, Watford City, ND. Thurs., Feb. 23

6:30 p.m. - Community Arts Forum - An informal gathering of minds and a discussion on how the Long X Arts Foundation can better serve the community. Snacks and beverages will be served. Door 204 Coffee Shop, 204 Main Street, Watford City. For more information visit www.longxarts.com or contact

WILLIAMS COUNTYEvents in Williston unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. Sat., Feb. 11

9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Historic Sewing Club - A group initiatedby Fort Union to do historic period sewing. A presentation with instructions and information will be from 10 a.m.-noon and sewing will ensue from 1-3:30 p.m. Participants should bring their own materials and lunch. Missouri-Yellowstone

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10 a.m. - Glendive Cancer Support Group - Survivors and caregivers welcome. GMC Canary Center, 202 Prospect Dr., Glendive, MT. 406-377-4639.7 p.m., Feb. 11-7 a.m., Feb. 12 - Staying up For The Club Boys Night - Kids get pledges from friends and family for

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Sat., Feb. 187 p.m., Feb. 18-7 a.m., Feb. 19 - Staying up For The Club Girls Night - Kids get pledges from friends and family for

application, K-5th grade, do not need to be a member, maximum hours 12. Boys and Girls Club of Dawson County, 111 W Bell St., Glendive, MT 59330. 406-377-7999.

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Must be 10 years old by the orientation date to register and students under 18 must have a parent or guardian with them

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All students must attend orientation and all classes, no exceptions. No late registrations will be accepted. The class is limited to 50 students, and there is no charge for this class.

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the direction of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney.Visitation will be on Wednesday, February 8 from 10 a.m.

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Ralph Folven, 69, Sidney, MTMemorial service for Ralph Folven, 69, of Sidney, MT was

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Inurnment of cremated remains will be held at a later date at Teepee Butte Cemetery, Watford City, ND, under the direction of Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney, MT.

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CULBERTSON

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HURLEY’SOILFIELD SERVICES

Open 9am - 4pmMonday - Friday

Box 465 • Fairview, MT406-742-5203

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Family DiningOpen 4:30 pm Tue-Fri

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District 2C Girls’ Basketball TourneySidney High SchoolMonday-Saturday, Feb. 13-18

SAVAGE

Roster: 11-Lexi Joslin, 13-Haylie Conradsen, 15-Breanna Adolph, 21-Soda Rice, 23-Reghan Prevost, 25-Brynn Salsbury, 31-Tyler Lien, 33-Kiana Miller, 35-Nichole Kelley, 41-Ashlind Conradsen, 43-Kayla Nelson, 45-Emily Reynolds, 50/51-Jordan Romero, Head Coach: Henry Huber, Asst. Coach: Kola Miller, Managers: Alexia Papka, Taryn Hagler, Bethany Wells.

BAINVILLE

Roster: 10-Katie South, 12-Karisa Goebel, 14-Kailin Pippenger, 20-Elise Romo, 22-Natalie Stokke, 24-Lextyn Portra, 30-Paytyn Wilson, 32-Bonny Krogedal, 33-Margan Holte, 34-Kiylee Kellis, 40-Rona Butikofer, 42-Joely Picard, 44-Allie Romo, 52-Aubrey Picard, Head Coach: Toby Romo, Asst. Coaches: Todd Krogedal, Mike Gilligan.

PLENTYWOOD

Roster:10-Megan Marriage, 12-Bryn Fawcett, 14-Mychele Woodman, 15-Alyx Bakke, 20-Jocelyn Huravitch, 22-Ally Bummer, 23-Jasmine Russell, 24-Hallie Wangerin, 25-Alyssa Hurst, 30-Paige McCrory, 32-Mikayla Stevens, 33-Brenna Osksa, Head Coaches: Randy Wangerin, Dave Mc Crory, Daryn Andersen, Managers: Mashayla Chandler, Kaelianna Carrillo, Kacie Wacker.

FROID/LAKE

Roster: 2-Paige Robertson, 10-Sydney Labatte, 12-Anistyn Young, 14-Sydney Dethman, 15-Tawnee Robertson, 30-Morgan Mason, 32-Mackenzie Dethman, 34-Haley Labatte, 40-Rachael Trinder, 44-Kinsey Rasmussen, Head Coach: Lance Brekke, Asst. Coach: Andy Dethman, Managers: Meg Ator, Aleah Johnson.

R&L FUSION

Roster: 0-Amber Pflughoft, 2-Sahar Ailabouni, 3-Lauren Krenning, 5-Alyssa Hill, 10-Anna Johnson, 11-Isabelle Fatzinger, 13-Halle Fatzinger, 14-Nerea Ortiz de Zarate, 15-Courtney Herman, 23-Sarah Helmuth, 24-Haley Olson, 25-Rain Rehbein, 41-Emily Carda, Head Coach: Dominique Davis, Asst. Coach: Shasta Senner, Manager: Ellie Smith.

Monday ........................................................ 3:00pm 4:30pm 6:00pm 7:30pmWednesday .................................................. 3:00pm 4:30pm 6:00pm 7:30pmFriday ........................................................... 9:00am 10:30am 3:00pm 4:30pmSaturday .................................................... 10:00am 11:30am 5:00pmMonday, February 20 @ Culbertson .......... 6:00pm

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Lunch MenusSidney School

Thurs., Feb. 9: Deli turkey round, potato soup, strawberry banana sauce. Fri., Feb. 10: Waffles, sau-sage links, hash brown, orange wedges. Mon., Feb. 13: Turkey gravy over potatoes, peas and carrots, mandarin oranges, dinner roll.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken taco salad, strawberry whip, ice cream cup. Wed., Feb. 15: Cheeseburger, french fries, peaches.

Savage SchoolWed., Feb. 8: Ham and cheese sandwiches.Thurs., Feb. 9: Tacos. Fri., Feb. 10: Corn dogs. Mon., Feb. 13: Hamburgers.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken alfredo. Wed., Feb. 15: Scalloped pota-toes and ham.

Rau SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Third grade pick.

carrots, strawberries. Fri., Feb. 10: Pizza sub, salad, fruit, brownie. Mon., Feb. 13: Drumsticks, po-tatoes and gravy, corn, peaches. Tues., Feb. 14:dinner.Wed., Feb. 8:

Froid SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, veg-gies, salad bar, fruit, milk. Fri., Feb. 10: Shrimp mates, rice pilaf, veggies, salad bar, fruit, milk. Mon., Feb. 13: Spaghetti, bosco sticks, lettuce mix, salad bar, fruit, milk.Tues., Feb. 14:patties, scrambled eggs, salad bar, fruit, milk. Wed., Feb. 15: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes over gravy, buns, dessert, salad bar, fruit, milk.

Bainville SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Sloppy joes, chips, fruit. Fri., Feb. 10: Enchilada hotdish, broccoli normandy, strawberries. Mon., Feb. 13: Corn dogs, french fries, mixed veggies, fruit.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken noodle hotdish, corn, fruit. Wed., Feb. 15: BBQ meatballs, rice, broccoli, fruit.

Culbertson SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Chicken strips, fries, fruit, milk. Fri., Feb. 10: Tuna croissants, soup, fruit, milk.Mon., Feb. 13: Sloppy joes, tater tots, fruit, milk. Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken pot pie, fruit, milk. Wed., Feb. 15: Lasagna, bread, fruit, milk.

Richey SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Hamburger stew, dinner roll, pears, milk. Fri., Feb. 10: Cheeseburgers, baked beans, mandarin orang-es, milk. Mon., Feb. 13: Burritos, spanish rice, applesauce, broccoli, milk.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken parme-san, peas, fruit cocktail, milk. Wed., Feb. 15: French dip, au jus, pineapple, green beans, milk.

Lambert SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Beef strips, gems, peas, fruit, milk. Fri., Feb. 10: Ham and turkey sub, fresh veggies, fruit, milk. Mon., Feb. 13: Grilled cheese, tomato soup, fruit, milk.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken a la king, salad, fruit, milk. Wed., Feb. 15: Baked potato bar, veggies, fruit, milk.

Fairview SchoolThurs., Feb. 9: Pork rib sand-wiches, chips, peaches, dessert, milk.Fri., Feb. 10: No school. Mon., Feb. 13: Quesadilla, re-fried beans, berry blend, milk. Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken pot pies, pears, dessert, milk. Wed., Feb. 15: Chicken alfredo, green beans, mixed fruit, milk.

Watford CityThurs., Feb. 9: Mini corn dogs, potato wedges, mixed veggies, pears. Fri., Feb. 10: Scalloped potatoes with ham, green beans, roll, cin-namon applesauce. Mon., Feb. 13: Hamburger on a bun with cheese, french fries, carrots with ranch dip, pickle slices, grapes.Tues., Feb. 14: Chicken strips, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, cake, fruit. Wed., Feb. 15: Grilled cheese, loaded baked potato soup, gold-

HELP WANTED NOW HIRING; ELEVATOR CLERK, FAIRVIEW, MTSet t lement and invo ice process ing, f re ight and product, phone support , fi ling and offi ce organization paperwork fl ow, detail oriented, great communication and math skills, working knowledge of computers. Competitive salary

and benefi ts. We operate a drug free environment. To apply pick up an application, 13261 County Rd 354P, PO Box 363, Fairview, MT 59221. Gavilon is an equal opportunity employer.

DRIVERS: CDL-A$70,000/year average! Sign-on bonus! Full benefi ts! Brady Trucking, drivebrady.com. Oil

Fields, Williston, ND. 855-301-7523.

FREELANCE WRITERThe Roundup Newspaper is looking for a freelance writer to cover the Sidney, Watford City & Williston areas. Pick up an application at The Roundup office located in Sidney or call 406-433-3306 for more information.

CARRIERS NEEDEDNeed extra cash or want to get some exercise while getting paid? We have carrier routes available in most parts of Sidney. 406-433-3306 or fi ll out application at The Roundup, 111 W. Main, Sidney.

FOR RENTRETAIL & OFFICE UNITSRetail & offi ce units for rent, utilities included and free WiFi. Choose your space(s) from

any of our 3 levels. 406-480-7279 or 406-489-1945. Inquire at 111 W. Main, Sidney.

2 BEDROOM 1 BATH HOME IN SIDNEYIncludes appliances with washer and dryer, central air, nice yard, 1 car garage. $950 a month. Call 406-488-6183.

3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME IN SIDNEYThis home has over 1,500 sq. ft. Just remodeled throughout. Includes all appliances, with washer and dryer, central air. Call 406-488-6183, leave a message.

FARM & RANCHHAY FOR SALEIrrigated BMR forage sorghum, wrapped round bales about 34% moisture, 127 RFV. Located by Westby, MT. 701-570-3568.

SIDNEY FEEDS SALESale on Sweet Pro feed supplements and Redmond Salt products. For the best for

your cattle and horses, call 406-488-4338.

FOR SALECalf-shelters, wind-break free-standing panels. Bale feeders. Call Kueffl er Ranch Supply, 701-694-3620.

VERMEER HAYING EQUIPMENTSee us today for all your haying & feeding equipment, sweeps & farm oil. Anderson Vermeer Sales & Service. Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m-5:30 p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701-828-3482 (after hrs.). Alexander.

SERVICES ROUND OR RECTANGULAR TABLES & CHAIRS FOR RENTPar t i es , wedd ings , ge t togethers. Ultimate Showdown Assoc. Located at Hefty Seed Co. South of Sidney, has tables & chairs for rent. Will deliver. Call 406-488-4338.

FOR SALEPIZZA OVEN2 deck commercial gas pizza oven, lge, free standing, $4,000. 406-480-7279.

Jacam Chemicals 2013, L.L.C. is seeking to fill a position for Treater Truck/Delivery Driver in Sidney, MT. Qualified applicants will need to possess, at a minimum, a Class B CDL with HAZMAT, Tanker and Airbrake Endorsements.

Previous experience preferred, and excellent driving record required. Excellent insurance, benefits and 401(k) participation. Please apply online at https://www.jacam.

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Divisional Placements:#103 - Kaiden Cline - 3rd #113 - Everett Jensen - 5th #132 - Ashton Swenson - 8th

#138 - Jace Winter - 3rd #145 - Jace Johnson - 3rd #152 - Avery Gurney - 6th #160 - Jett Jones - 5th #170 - Trevor Dean - 6th #182 - Sawyor Thogersen - 2nd

#HWT - Ryan Horner - 5th

CONGRATULATIONS ON TAKING 6TH AT DIVISIONALS!

GOOD LUCK AT STATE!

SIDNEY EAGLE WRESTLERSGood Luck At State

Fri & Sat, Feb 10 & 11 • Billings MetraBegins Friday at 10am

1st Round & Quarter Finals: 1:30pm • 2nd Round Consolation: 5pm | Sat Semifinals & Consolation: 9:30am • Consolation Finals: 1:30pm • Parade of Finalists: 3:15pm

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Family Restaurant102 E. Main • Sidney

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Don’t Forget...• Softshell Saturday

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Avery Gurney

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Bismarck, N.D. – The North Dakota Petroleum Council (NDPC) is seeking applicants for the Al Golden Memorial Scholarship pro-gram, which will provide a $2,000 scholarship to nine qualified college students pursuing a post-secondary education in geology, engi-neering, processing plant

technology, science, technical skills or other careers related to the oil and gas industry. The application period will remain open until April 1.

“The state has continued to experience a shortage of qualified workers within the energy industry. As activity picks up and more of our vet-eran workers near retirement,

this shortage will only become more pronounced,” said Ron Ness, NDPC president. “This scholarship will help ensure the next generation of ener-gy workers by providing the necessary resources that will allow them to obtain a degree and pursue a rewarding career

-est industries.”

Al Golden Scholars are selected based on academic achievement, a demonstrated

of study. Students must be attending a North Dakota col-lege or university and remain a full-time student for the Fall Semester of 2017 and Spring Semester of 2018.

At a minimum, applicants must earn a GPA of 3.0 or higher and have completed 12 hours in geology, earth

science, geological/petroleumengineering, chemistry, mathor safety.

The Al Golden MemorialScholarship Fund is namedafter North Dakota oil pio-neer and the first member

Al Golden. The scholarshipis funded by individual andcompany contributions, as wellas proceeds from the WillistonBasin Petroleum Conference.Since 2008, the program hasawarded more than $60,000to Al Golden Scholars.

Applications must be sub-mitted by April 1, 2017. For

requirements for the Al GoldenScholarship and informationon the North Dakota Petro-leum Council ScholarshipFund, visit www.ndoil.org/resources/scholarship/.

North Dakota Petroleum Council Accepting Applications for Al Golden ScholarshipsApplications Due April 1, 2017


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District 2C Boys’ Basketball TourneySidney High SchoolMonday-Saturday, Feb. 13-18

Tuesday ....................................................... 3:00pm 4:30pm 6:00pm 7:30pmThursday ...................................................... 3:00pm 4:30pm 6:00pm 7:30pmFriday ......................................................... 12:00pm 1:30pm 6:00pm 7:30pmSaturday ...................................................... 1:00pm 2:30pm 7:30pmMonday, February 20 @ Culbertson .......... 7:30pm

Game Times

FAIRVIEW

Roster: 2-Cody Asbeck, 3-Rex Reynolds, 4-Pat Hardy, 5-Dalton Watson, 10-Jash Herron,11-Carson Cayko, 12-Gabe Schipman, 13-Lak Kloker, 14-Trevor Karst, 15-TannerReynolds, 20-Alex Schriver, 21-Taryn Candee, Head Coach: Ryan Kopp, Asst. Coaches:Ty Hurley, Colby McGinnis, Managers: Paul Hardy, Brady Buxbaum, Kanyon Taylor.

BROCKTON

Roster:1-Randen Bear, 3-Jalen Johnson, 4-Joe Mikkelsen, 14-Jacob Belgarde,15-Melvin Rattling Thunder, 21-Demarko Lilley, 22-Cameron Follette, 24-LeroyBoyd, 25-Adam Track, 30-Phoenix Rattling Thunder, 34-Colby Walker, 35-Hunter Burshia, 54-Tevin Gardipee, Head Coach: Rusty Boxer, Manager: Kristie Boxer.

CULBERTSON

Roster: 4-Eli Williams, 10-Gabe Granada, 12-Brayden Olson, 14-Chase Lambert, 20-Tristan Labatte,22-Payton Hauge, 24-Carter Nickoloff, 30-Joey Bawden, 34-Lucas Oelkers, 40-Jonathan Hilde, 42-Noah Nickoloff, 44-Logan Nickoloff, Head Coach: Cody Steppler, Asst. Coach: Barry Bighorn.

CIRCLE

Roster: 3-Rhett Bailey, 5-Jacob Clinton, 11-Wylee Hurst, 15-Evan Eggebrecht,21-Braden Schillinger, 23-Jonas Fuessel, 25-Blayne Hubing, 31-Brett Delp,33-Caleb Gackle, 35-BJ Inion, 43-Calder Fleming, 45-Hayden Lockie, Head Coach:John Deming, Asst. Coach: Ross Hall, Managers: Dakota Brown, Rylee Deming.

MONDAK

Roster: 1-Andrew Field, 4-Ridge Sargent, 5-Bruce Carter, 10-Daulton Holecek, 12-Jack Solberg, 14-Brian Field, 21-Aaron Lagerquist, 23-Kade Guenther, 25-Clayton Ledahl, 30-Owen Nelson, 32-Jeremiah Paine, 40-Jeff Whitlow, 42-Christian Melby,52-Jager Westgard, Head Coach: Chad Solberg, Asst. Coach: Dylan MacLean.

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Good Luck!

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FORT PECKHOUSING AUTHORITYYOUTH ACTIVITIES PROGRAM

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M-TH: 8:30am - 5pmFri: 8:30am-Noon

304 S Ellery Ave • Fairview, MT

•Oil Field Roads & Locations • Reclaim Work

• Gravel & Scoria Hauling

Fairview, MT406-742-5549

[email protected]

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Family DiningOpen 4:30 pm Tue-Fri

2 pm Sat & SunFairview • 406-742-5180

EST. 1972

KEG



GOOD LUCK!

2429 W. Holly St.406-488-4400

416 S. Ellery

www.richlandfcu.com

Sidney & Roosevelt County Office In Culbertson

A DARN GOODLITTLE




District 2C Boys’ Basketball TourneySidney High SchoolMonday-Saturday, Feb. 13-18

SAVAGE

Roster: 1-Jared Stonehocker, 2-Dustin Wyckoff, 3-Bailey Micheletto, 11-Konsti Haimerl, 13-Logan Nelson, 14-Bryar Lange, 15-Nick Moore, 20-Tanner Lien, 22-Gage Bloesser, 23-Owen Nelwon, 24-Tucker Lien, 34-Gentry Conradsen, 35-Sloan McPherson, 54-Jared Hofer, Head Coach: James Kessel, Asst. Coach: Tyrel Shannona, Manager: Landen Reynolds.

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Roster: 10-Will South, 11-Davey Winn, 14-Cameron Downs, 20-Jaden Strickland, 22-Tristen Albus, 24-AJ Ullmer, 30-Elijah Romo, 32-Trustin Holcomb, 33-Brennen Brunelle, 34-Dylan Rabbe, 40-Hunter Bowker, 42-Jameson Egemo, Un-numbered: Ethan Romo, Derek Bowker, Head Coach: Luke Romo, Asst. Coach: Jess Romo, Managers: Kaden Hansen, Braeden Romo, Jesse Strickland.

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individual event golds at the 2017 Kim Lupo Invitational.

Level 3 CompetitionLevel 3 Team: First place, Gymagic

(Minot) 110.450; second place, American Gold (Fargo) 110.400; third place, Sidney 109.550; fourth place, Bismarck 105.350; fifth place, Dickinson 104.850; sixth place, Western Stars (Williston) 100.500; seventh place, Dakota Star 99.350.

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Floor Exercise; Emma Coughlin also got into the “gold fever” by taking the number one spot on Bars.

Uneven Bars: First place, Emma Coughlin 9.450; eighth place, Avery Barker 9.250.

Balance Beam: Second place, Avery Barker 9.350.

Floor Exercise: First place, Morgan

9.150; eighth place, Emma Coughlin 9.050.

All Around: Third place, Morgan

36.350; eighth place, Emma Coughlin36.100.

Level 4 CompetitionWhile Gymagic & American Gold

ended up in a very unusual gymnastics

place trophy scoring 2 points more than Bismarck in fourth.

Level 4 Team: 1st Gymagic108.150; First place, (Tie) American Gold; third place, Sidney 106.200; fourth place, Bismarck 102.450; fifth place,Dickinson 101.400.

Top 10 Individual Event Finishes:43 L4 Athletes

Kambre Kloker balanced her way to 9.500 on the beam, winning first

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Uneven Bars: Third place, Marleh Campbell 8.800; sixth place, TaylorMcPherson 8.600.

Balance Beam: First place, Kambre Kloker 9.500; eighth place, Allison Thiel 9.100.

Floor Exercise: Fourth place, Mar-leah Campbell 9.150; ninth place, Taylor McPherson 8.850.

All Around: Fourth place, Marleah Campbell 35.450; Taylor McPHerson35.050; eighth place, Kambre Kloker 35.000.

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