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Wednesday, 28 December 2011 14:34 |
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 NEAT ASSIST — Cameron Janzen, lower right in the lane, dishes off a nifty pass between two Cut Bank defenders to Ben Moerkerke coming down the lane, who went to the hoops for a score on Tuesday. Moerkerke had a double-double game with 18 points and 19 rebounds as Conrad stopped their Hi-line rival, 45-38. I-O Photo by Buck Traxler
The mark of a good team is when you can play ‘not so good’ and still come out with a win.
Conrad did that Tuesday and got a big victory over rival Cut Bank as they headed into the holiday break.
Early on there were four ties and three lead changes in a back and forth first quarter, but when the dust settled the Wolves had a three point 11-14 advantage.
However, that last score for the visitors came on a wing-and-a-prayer shot from Nick Stuart right in front of the buzzer.
The second quarter belonged to Conrad as they went on a 15-6 run, helped by back-to-back long range buckets from Cameron Janzen, three free throws from Devin VandenBos and scores from Ben Moerkerke and Clay Winters.
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Read more... [Cowboys hang on for win over rival Cut Bank, 45-38]
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Wednesday, 21 December 2011 17:20 |
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 BUSINESS AWARD — The Business award for the “best dressed” business during the Christmas Stroll went to Ed’s Tavern. Presenting the award to Gloria Auge and Randy Rudd is CofC board member Bev Widhalm. Looking on are CofC VP Gerald Miller and CofC secretary Melinda Russett. I-O Photo by Buck Traxler
By Buck Traxler, I-O Editor
While not until after the first of the New Year, Melinda Russett of the Conrad Area Chamber of Commerce is already seeking nominations for board members and special awards for the annual dinner in March.
Three board members are going to exit the board and they include President Joel Farkell, Golden Triangle Property Services, Mary Erickson representing the Pondera Medical Center and Carole Jones from Pure Bliss Cycle.
The current board consists of Joan Jensen, Stockman Bank; Barbie Killion, Ken Larson, CHS School District; Gerald Miller, Gerald’s Auto Service; Darin Stanley, Farm Bureau Insurance; Cindie Vandenberg, Van Motors; and Bev Widhalm, Conrad Tire.
There is a slate of candidates on the ballot which has been mailed and they consist of Mike Lytle (incumbent) from Mike’s Mufflers and More; Gloria Auge of Ed’s Tavern; Jennifer Byrnes from The Lobby; Laurie Eisenzimer Firm First American Title Company; Shari Gianarelli of the Gianarelli Law Firm; Mike Harding of Weikum Inn and Big Ox BBQ and Catering; Jennifer Marsicano of The Nu Body Retreat; and Tracy Scheeler from Jathco.
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Read more... [Board and hero nominations being sought by CofC]
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Wednesday, 21 December 2011 17:18 |
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 SWEARING IN — Agnes Fowler, far right, swears in the officers from the left, Wayne Anderson, Ron Widhalm, Sandy Syvertson and Mayor Wendy Judisch at the City Council meeting held on Monday evening. I-O Photo by Buck Traxler
By Buck Traxler, I-O Editor
Council members and the mayor were given the oath of office on Monday evening. Wayne Anderson was sworn in and will officially be seated on the council in January.
Anderson takes over for Wally McHenry who chose not to run for re-election. Mayor Wendy Judisch and aldermen Sandy Syvertson and Rod Widhalm were others to be administered the oath of office. The naming of a council president was delayed until the January meeting so that Anderson could be a part of the process.
In other business, building permits for 101 S. Maryland and 7th Ave. SW were announced.
Council members accepted Finance Officer Agnes Fowler’s monthly report. Aldermen approved R-12-1067 which is for a conditional use permit for Alicia Woods. She plans to open a fitness center at 323 4th Ave. SW. Formerly, where the Stitching Station was located.
Council members gave approval to the mayor to sign a buy-sell agreement for the building next to city hall. Plans are moving forward on a remodeling project for city hall.
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Read more... [Council sworn in, new member takes seat]
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