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Thursday, 15 March 2012 11:20 |
 By Buck Traxler, I-O Editor
Laurie Eisenzimer, age 52, has filed on the Republican ticket to run for the Pondera County Clerk of District Court.
She was born and raised in Helena, graduating from Capital High School.
Following her graduation, Eisenzimer trained and qualified as a certified driver licensing examiner as well as a certified commercial driver licensing examiner.
Many people will recall her for serving as a driver license examiner in Conrad, a position she held for 23 years.
She has also completed educational training in fraudulent document training, identity document training, as well as cultural sensitivity training and customer service trainings.
Eisenzimer is currently a Title Officer with First American Title Company in Conrad, a position she has been at for the past 17 months.
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Read more... [Eisenzimer jumps into political arena]
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Thursday, 15 March 2012 11:18 |
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 DUST BUNNIES — NHS member Erica Grubb dusts off and cleans up a chandelier at the Orpheum Theatre as part of a community service project recently. Photo courtesy of Conrad High School
Members of the National Honor Society of Conrad High School cleaned the Orpheum Theatre this past week as a community service project.
The chandeliers are sparkling brightly after each crystal was washed clean. The woodwork was dusted and polished; the floors were swept and scrubbed. The windows were washed and the stair rails disinfected.
To top off the afternoon the students painted any chipped paint on the walls and the stage.
The National Honor Society has committed to this project for several years. George Tornga, theatre manager, appreciates the help, “Those students accomplish in one hour what would take me a month to get done.”
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Read more... [National Honor Society makes Orpheum Theatre spotless]
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Thursday, 15 March 2012 11:14 |
 Pondera Medical Center (PMC) has received a $1,958 donation from the Montana Elks Association.
The Elks provides aid to small Montana Critical Access Hospitals in the form of a once a year monetary donation.
The criterion to receive this award is to apply to the Elks in the form of a letter stating the needs to purchase equipment to initially diagnosis and stabilize patients who come into the hospital.
With the recent addition of paramedics to PMC Emergency Department and Ambulance Crew additional equipment was needed.
The award money will be used to purchase new pulse oximeters, stethoscopes, vacuum splint kits and Oxy-peep ventilating systems.
Pondera Medical Center’s CEO, Mark Jones stated without the help of programs like this small hospitals simply would not have the means to purchase a lot of this much needed equipment.
Sherry Cullen, representing the Elks, presented the donation to the PMC. |
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