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  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Apr 24, 2019

    How many of you are wondering where April went? This is the last full week and I am still waiting for the showers so we can have May flowers. In May, Jean is taking a vacation. If you are interested in being a guest chef and or just helping in the kitchen just let me know by calling 357-2648. So far, Wednesday the 8th has been spoken for. A Plus Healthcare will be doing the foot clinic on May 13. Unfortunately, they were not able to make it happen in April. They did hire a new nurse and she will be getting back to the schedule of the first...

  • Public comment sought on stocking of three reservoirs in Hill and Phillips Co.

    Marc Kloker|Apr 24, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment on proposals to stock bluegill into three different reservoirs in Region 6. The proposals include stocking bluegill into: Bailey Reservoir in Hill Co., a private reservoir that is managed as a Fishing Access Site by FWP. PR 054 Reservoir in Phillips Co., a BLM reservoir; Doucette Reservoir in Phillips Co., a BLM reservoir The bluegill will provide another angling opportunity and serve as a forage fish for existing gamefish populations such as largemouth bass (PR 054 and Doucette) and...

  • Hunter Education Classes Offered Across Region 6 for both Youth and Adults

    Marc Kloker|Apr 24, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Region 6 For Immediate Release Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks hunter education course dates have been set for many areas across Region 6 and northeast Montana. All hunter education classes are free of charge. Many classes are being held prior to the May 1 application deadline for moose, sheep and goat, and June 1 for deer B, elk B, and antelope. In the next few months, classroom courses (for youth) are being held at the following sites, with the start date listed: Wolf Point: April 24 Circle: April 25 Havre:...

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Apr 17, 2019

    The Bear Paw Cluster Spring gathering was held last weekend at the Turner ALC with 25 in attendance. Harlem WELCA served morning rolls, coffee and muffins. Turner WELCA served a baked potato bar for lunch with buns and dessert. A discussion was held on the book , “Love without Limits” by Jacqueline A. Bussie. In the afternoon, they were treated to a presentation by Pamela Reyes who works with the Christian organization called Child Bridge. She has fostered 33 children to date. Child Bridge has partnered with the State of Montana too find hom...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Apr 17, 2019

    I hope you are all doing well. This week we will be celebrating Easter with dinner on Friday. Please join us for ham and scalloped potatoes. A Plus Healthcare will be doing the foot clinic on May 13. Unfortunately, they were not able to make it happen in April. They did hire a new nurse and she will be getting back to the schedule of the first Monday of the month starting in June. Call 265-4776 to schedule an appointment. Pinochle high Myrla McCoy. Pinochle low Michael Schneider. Bingo blackout Amy Belle Smith. Our activities start at 1 p.m....

  • Corrected: Fish and Wildlife Commission to meet April 25

    Marc Kloker|Apr 17, 2019

    The Montana Fish & Wildlife Commission will meet Thursday, April 25, at FWP Headquarters in Helena. The commission meeting starts at 8:30 a.m. and will be streamed live via video to all FWP regional offices. The meeting will also be audio streamed online at fwp.mt.gov. The commission will make final decisions on the following topics: • Canyon Ferry no-wake zones • Statewide Fisheries Management Program & Guide • Amendments to administrative rule regarding the Bitterroot River Commercial Use Permit restrictions • Glendive Chamber of Commerc...

  • Montana FWP: Spring bear hunting season open April 15

    Marc Kloker|Apr 17, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Region 6 For Immediate Release Montana's spring black bear hunting season opens April 15 and it's important for hunters to refresh themselves on tips for identifying the difference between black bears and grizzly bears. All black bear hunters are reminded that they must successfully complete Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' bear identification test before purchasing a black bear license. Take the bear identification test online at fwp.mt.gov; click the Education...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Apr 10, 2019

    This lovely spring weather is energizing. I see lots of you out raking and mowing already. So nice to be outside again and I am looking forward to seeing all the flowers and pretty yards come back to life. Sunday May 5 we will be celebrating the end of the marathon pinochle games. Whist is scheduled for the 24th of April. A Plus Healthcare will be doing the foot clinic on May 13. Unfortunately, they were not able to make it happen in April. They did hire a new nurse and she will be getting back to the schedule of the first Monday of the month s...

  • Some Region 6 Block Management Areas Open For 2019 Spring Turkey Season

    Marc Kloker|Apr 10, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Region 6 For Immediate Release Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and participating land owners will open some Block Management Areas (BMAs) for spring turkey hunting along the Milk River and in one area south of Zortman. Twelve areas will be open for the spring turkey season, beginning April 13, and running through May 19. Most of the properties are located along the Milk River between Hinsdale and Nashua. One additional property is located just south of Zortman in Goslin Flats, which is a portion of the Square...

  • Plant a Food Plot for Game Birds this Spring, and Receive Incentives!

    Marc Kloker|Apr 10, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Region 6 For Immediate Release The cold, snowy, late winter we’ve had in Region 6 has many citizens concerned about game birds such as pheasants, grouse, and partridge. Although these species are well adapted to make it through even tough winters, there is something landowners can do to help birds next winter- plant a food plot! Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has two options to help landowners establish food plots for game birds: standing grain plots and NEW diverse seed mixes. Standing grain plots: For s...

  • Turner talk

    Diana Maloney|Apr 3, 2019

    Max and Kirsti Cederberg, and Lenny Erickson attended the Catholic Church dinner on Sunday. Chelsi Jones and fiance, Jordan, and Don and Marilyne Berger came out to Turner and accompanied Terry and Tammy Jones to the Catholic Church Spring dinner. Max and Kirsti Cederberg attended a church meeting in Harlem on Sunday. Then afterwards, they went on to Havre to visit Barb and Chuck Salerno. They will be celebrating their 46th Anniversary tomorrow. On their way home, they stopped in Chinook to visit Aunt Edith Bilger. Glenna Ammen attended the...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Apr 3, 2019

    Sunday May 5 we will be celebrating the end of the marathon pinochle games. I hope you are getting close to being done. I know my partner and I are almost done. It will be interesting to see the grand totals. The monthly Senior Citizen's board meeting will be April 8 at 1:00 p.m. here at the center. We have 2 board members whose terms are ending in June. If you are interested in running for one of these positions please let Marlane know so your name can be added to the ballot at election time....

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Mar 27, 2019

    Glenna Ammen was to the Little Tornadoes Jamboree games on Saturday at the Turner School. Bill and Mary Hake thoroughly enjoyed watching the little ones play at the Jamboree on Saturday.in Havre. Don and Bonnie Harmon attended the Hoop Fest in Havre on Saturday. Ron and Susan Fox attended the basketball games in Turner Saturday. Remember that the Catholics will be holding their Spring Dinner this coming Sunday at the Big Flat Catholic Church. This weekend the games will be at Turner with Tornado girls playing to start the day off at 10:00 and...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Mar 27, 2019

    The last week of March is here. Will the end of the month pass like a lamb? I did see some robins though. That is really exciting to see the birds returning. Friday we will be having the birthday dinner with this month being the bake raffle. Come and join us. Thank you to the Bob Tilleman family for the donation to the center. It is greatly appreciated. Pinochle high went to Rochelle Wohschlager and Marilyn Williamson, low went to Lila Steffensmier. Bingo black out winners were Virginia Olson and Michael Schneider. Next bingo is the jackpot...

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Mar 20, 2019

    Linda and Darel Hauge were to the Montana Seed Show on Friday and then attended the banquet on Saturday evening. Linda received first place on her Bread entry and 2nd on the Specialty Bread. Congratulations!! Max and Kirsti Cederberg and Leneus Erickson attended the Montana See Show in Harlem this weekend. Shirley and Gerald Keller were to Billings last weekend to attend the State A Tournament. Their granddaughter, Kendall, is on the Blue Pony team. Ron Fox attended the little Turner Tornado basketball games in LodgePole on Friday and Susan...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Mar 20, 2019

    This week we received a donation of puzzles and books. We always appreciate the new additions. The volunteers that put in the time and make the commitment to helping out at the Senior Center each week are real gems. Thank you all. Bingo winners totaled 3 black out winners this week, Don Durocher, Irene Wendeln and Irene Gauthier. The payout this week was a free meal ticket. Pinochle was played 2 tables of 4 and the high was Virginia Olson with the low being Mike Randall. Shang Hai winner with the lowest score was Mike Randall. Our cinnamon...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Mar 13, 2019

    Hello everyone. We are in need of volunteers to take over and run the public card party the second Sunday of each month. If you are interested please call the Senior Center, 357-2648 for more information. We will be changing the menu on Thursday, March 14 from Sweet and Sour Pork to Taco Salad. Please note the change. Two black out winners this week in Bingo were Ray Reid and Virginia Olson. Congratulations. A rousing game of Shang Hai was played with 5 players and Don Durocher came out the winner. Our cinnamon rolls are set to raise on...

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Mar 13, 2019

    The Sophomore class will be holding a Saint Patrick’s Day supper at the Turner Lutheran Church this Sunday, Mar. 17th from 4:00-6:00 p.m. On the menu will be Corned Beef and Cabbage, baked potatoes, buns, salad, and dessert. A charge will be taken at the door. Everyone is welcome!! Come support this class and enjoy a fun Saint Patrick’s Day dinner. Ron and Susan Fox attended the grade school basketball games this weekend. Tate, Ty, and Harley Beck stayed with Grandma and Grandpa Snider a few days last week while their parents were in Nas...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Feb 27, 2019

    The last week of February has arrived and for a short month February sure packed a wallop. Thank you for the donation of Western Magazines and other books and puzzles that have arrived. Our cinnamon rolls are made on Wednesday so please call by Tuesday noon to order them. Thank you very much. Our activities start at 1 p.m. and include Pinochle on Monday, Shanghai Rummy on Tuesday, Scrabble/board games, Whist or other cards, or movie on Wednesday afternoons, Bingo on Thursday, and cards on Friday. The Kitchen Band plays on Fridays. We have...

  • Turner schools sent Tornadoes off with Pep Rally

    Diana Maloney|Feb 20, 2019

    The Turner community gathered at the school gymnasium for a Community Pep Rally this past week to send both boys and girls teams off to tournament. Both coaches spoke to the crowd about each player and how they had grown throughout the season. A tribute was done to the Seniors, and a few fun games, chants and the school song was sung. A contest of class cheers were also held and the first grade class deemed the champions!...

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Feb 20, 2019

    Tom and Lucy Fairbank enjoyed attending tournament action this past weekend in Havre. Bill and Mary Hake enjoyed watching the tournament play on the NFHS website throughout the tournament. Due to cold it was a great opportunity for many folks to stay at home and still be in touch with all the happenings at the District Tournament. Don and Bonnie Harmon enjoyed the District 9C Tournament this weekend in Havre. They also attended the Lion’s Pancake breakfast on Sunday. Gerald and Shirley Keller attended the District 9C Tournament this past w...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Feb 20, 2019

    Thank you to all of you that put so much time and effort to make the Senior Center a fun place to be. It is always fun to see everyone enjoying their time here. Our cinnamon rolls are made on Wednesday so please call by Tuesday noon to order them. Thank you very much. Our activities start at 1 p.m. and include Pinochle on Monday, Shanghai Rummy on Tuesday, Scrabble/board games, Whist or other cards, or movie on Wednesday afternoons, Bingo on Thursday, and cards on Friday. The Kitchen Band plays on Fridays. We have exercise equipment available...

  • Chinook Senior Center

    Marlane Wenzel|Feb 13, 2019

    Thank you for the memorials in honor of Bill Bilger. The foot clinic will be February 18 – note the change for this month only. Call 265-4776 for an appointment. Helen Stephens is having a birthday party here at the center on February 17th. It is her 90th birthday. Join in the fun of helping her celebrate. The Cancer Support Meeting will be on Tuesday 19th at 11:30. Join us for an informative meeting and lunch. Genealogy will also be held on the 19th but at 1:30. This week while we having cold weather be aware of your neighbor and check on o...

  • Patching Cracks

    Erik Seitsema|Feb 13, 2019

    Mark Twain once said: “If it’s your job to eat a frog, it’s best to do it first thing in the morning. And If it’s your job to eat two frogs, it’s best to eat the biggest one first.” The reason being that no-one wants to eat a frog. Putting off eating it until later in the day may seem tempting, but it will give you opportunity to put it off again and again until you don’t do it altogether. This is essentially the heart of all procrastination. We look at a task that we don’t want to do and come up with reasons to avoid it or we just don’t thin...

  • Turner Talk

    Diana Maloney|Feb 6, 2019

    The top finishers in the local spelling Bee were: Tate Beck, Gracie Honey, Dakota Krass, and Chantry Jorgenson. The top four students will represent Turner School at the County Spelling Bee in Chinook on Tuesday, February 12th. The County Spelling Bee registration starts at 9:30 with the contest beginning at 10:00 in the Chinook High School Auditorium. Linda Hauge is spending the week in Washington with her grandbabies. She will be returning by train on Friday. The seniors being honored at the Box Elder games on Thursday, February 7th are Kurt...

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