Community
“All odd ducks quack here” duck hunt in Terry planned
For the Tribune
A financial reward of $100 is being offered to catch the infamous “Pick Pocket Duck” from Terry, Montana.
Student creates recycle project
Andy Henry is among 12 Terry High School students preparing for the FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Billings. Students from 11 districts throughout the state will be conveneing for the March 17-19 conference.
Spellers face off
Terry School Superintendent Casey Klasna presented Prairie County Spelling Bee winner Lane Stickel, at left, and runner-up Brady Strasheim with their trophies during Thursday afternoon’s contest.
It ended in four short rounds.
Roping Club elects officers for new year
Terry Roping Club members met last week for their annual meeting and dance, held at the Lazy JD in Fallon.
A Christmas greeting
Dizzy Diner owners Rance and Pam Jonas received an unusual Christmas greeting this week. When checking their mailbox the couple found a letter postmarked from Greensboro, N. Carolina with two cards enclosed. Judy, the letter writer, explained that she had visited their business in Sept. and sat next to a gentleman named Marty who gave her directions to the 1938 Custer Creek train wreck.
Digging for Doves Local woman shows sand dollar art
By Kay Braddock
Community Center will host 55-Alive driving course Nov. 29
The AARP Driver Safety Course will be held in Terry on Monday, Nov. 29 at the Prairie Community Center. This all-day course, beginning at 10 a.m. and breaking for lunch, offers a refresher course geared for motorists aged 50 and older. The class will end by 4 p.m.
Daring to grow tobacco
By Kay Braddock
Fallon church will host women’s coffee break event Oct. 3
Fallon Evangelical Church at 3505 Stower Street in Fallon will host Coffee Break with Christian D.I.V.A.s complete with fellowship, giveaways, delicious coffee and a concert with some of the finest Christian singers from around the country at 7:00 p.m. on October 3, 2010. The event is sponsored by The Prairie County MOPS Group.
Hospital crew cooks up fundraising idea
By Kay Braddock
What started out as supply room chatter has turned into a cookbook fundraising effort that is being enthusiastically welcomed by community members.