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10 years ago-
Wednesday,
March 16, 2011
Malta Key Club members earn honors
Ten members of the Malta Key Club attended the 63rd Annual Montana District Key Club Convention in Billings, March 6-8.
Alex Porter was recognized as Outstanding Lt. Governor by Tori Houle of Columbia Falls, Governor of the Montana District.
Porter's responsibilities of leadership included the clubs in Glasgow and Havre, as well as Malta.
Krischelle Zwiers and Lauren Buechler both received Distinguished Member recognition.
Jessica Heppner entered the Essay Contest and placed second.
Nicole Arnold prepared a club scrapbook and was honored with second place.
The Malta Key Club placed third in the Single Service Award category.
Both Sawyer Kindle and Jessica Heppner were awarded Four-Year-Member Awards.
Kristina Hanson and Mary and Jim Brady served as shaperones for the trip. Hanson is advisor to the club.
Book Fair scheduled at Malta Elementary
The 10th annual Book Fair will be held in the Malta Elementary School Music Room Tuesday, March 22, until 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, March 23, until 10:30 a.m. with the assistance of The Great Northern Book Company.
The book fair offers books from 30 different publishers including state and regional publishers, as well as national publishers.
25 years ago-
Wednesday,
March 13, 1996
Seniors are really close to reaching their $50,000 goal
The Malta Senior Citizens are about to become property owners.
The local senior organization is within $1,000 of raising the $50,000 it needs to purchase the Senior Center which it has been leasing from local businessman Larry Matthews. The organization launched the fund drive about a month ago.
Malta Reigns!
Malta ended an almost unbelievable season last Saturday with its fourth Class B Championship in a 61-59 thriller over Fairfield at the Metra in Billings.
Malta's 25-1 season will always be remembered not only because of the impressive play of the Mustangs, but also off-the-court events surrounding the '95-96 season.
The Mustangs had to endure the loss of their beloved home court in the Christmas Eve fire, and the obvious snake-pit atmosphere and advantage it provided.
Other distractions related to the fire included practicing at three different sites, playing home games at Saco and Dodson and being the subject of an ESPN feature on "Scholastic Sports America."
50 years ago-
Thursday,
March 25, 1971
Mustangs...State B Champions
1971, the year of the Mighty Malta Mustangs, Montana Class B basketball champions. They came home from Shelby Sunday with the first state championship trophy ever earned by a Malta team and they did it at the end of a perfect undefeated 29-0 season.
Congratulations to Coach Bill Ryan and the 3M Company, Duane Walker, Bill Cole, Bud Slade, Craig Stiles, Randy Frazier, Babsie Bishop, Dick Mavencamp, Craig Lafond, Jack Kamla, Brian Robertson, Dwayne Simanton, Rick Mans, Mark Bruckner, and Rob Wiprud, and to Managers Lance Ivanish and Doug Kaufman.
Dodson High Honor Roll
The Dodson High School honor roll for the third nine weeks period is as follows:
Seniors, Franky Bushy, Loren Johnson, Danis Kimball and Kathy Newby. Juniors, Patti Hazen, Karen Henry, and Mike Sjostrom. Sophomores, Lorelei Adams and Margie Shaver, and freshman, Leslie Munson.
75 years ago-
Thursday,
March 13, 1946
Nurses Raise $128 for Nightingale Memorial Hospital
Total contributions of $128.51, for the re-equipment of the Florence Nightingale Memorial Hospital in Bordeaux, France, were reported this week by Malta nurses who will send the money to district headquarters in Glasgow.
A card party was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harold Genger. About 38 women were present and donations amounted to $34.51. Donations from Malta business firms amounted to $94.
Montana Cities to Submit Qualifications For Air Squadron
Helena- Col. S.H. Mitchell, state adjutant general, has invited nine cities to submit their qualifications for a National Guard air squadron allocated to Montana as part of the 59th air wing to be situated in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico, with headquarters in Denver.
Cities listed as the potential site of the squadron were Great Falls, Butte, Billings, Missoula, Helena, Glasgow, Cut Bank, Lewistown and Miles City.
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