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NOVEMBER 5, 2013 A15 BELGRADE NEWS The Belgrade News publishes paid obituaries placed by families or fu- neral homes. Charges vary based on the length of the obituary. Call 388- 5101 or e-mail [email protected] to inquire about costs. We also publish basic death notices free of charge. Obituaries that appear in the print edition also appear on our website at belgrade-news.com. OBITUARY POLICY LANGOHR — Memorial Ser- vices for Don Langohr, 89, of Billings, formerly of Bozeman will be held Tuesday, November 5 at 2 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church. WILSON — Eula B. Wilson, 82, of Bozeman passed away Friday. Me- morial Services will be held in Clarks Corners, N.Y. BRAAKSMA — Martha Braaks- ma, 89, of Manhattan passed away Monday. Graveside Services will be held Thursday, November 7 at 10 a.m. at Churchill Cemetery. Memorial Ser- vices to follow at 11 a.m. at Manhattan Christian Reformed Church. Visita- tion 1 hour prior to graveside service from 9 to 10 a.m. at Manhattan Chris- tian Reformed Church. Visitation will be held Wednesday, November 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service. SAISBURY — Ardena M. Sais- bury, 65, of Belgrade passed away Sunday. Arrangements are pending. DEATHS PLEASE JOIN US FOR A SPAGHETTI SUPPER Friday, November 8th, 2013 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Belgrade Senior Center 92 E Cameron Ave $6.00 at the door Open to the public! No reservations required. 80 is the new 50! Please Join us in celebrating Pat Ray’s 80th Birthday! at Boxers Club 30 in Belgrade Saturday, Nov 9 • 1-4pm Check the Classifieds! In Section B of today’s paper she had used the company credit card to pay for her husband’s substance abuse treatment. In 2011, Allison worked as a bookkeeper for another company and offered to pay its bills with Big Sky Asphalt’s credit card. Owners discovered Allison made unauthorized purchases on the card totaling more than $249,600. Allison also wrote checks to herself, often for “reimbursable expenses,” on Big Sky Asphalt’s bank account, totaling more than $193,300. On those checks, Allison forged signatures of the company’s owners. Allison also opened a credit card account using Big Sky Asphalt’s name and charged more than $1,300 in expenses to places such as Macy’s, Nor- dstrom, Aeropostale, American Eagle, Babies ‘R Us and Kohls. During roughly the same time period that she was embezzling from Big Sky Asphalt, Allison was receiv- ing unemployment benefits from the state. The investigation was conducted by the FBI and the Bozeman Police Department. –Bozeman Daily Chronicle Embezzle from page A1 things, to consumerism,” she said. “Most people are unaware of how much pov- erty and suffering there is in the world.” Though this is the first Montana market, Alternative Gifts International was founded in 1980 by a woman named Harriet Prichard. “It was inspired by children who wanted to give important gifts to their parents, but they didn’t have any money,” Prichard said. “I suggested they give something to children around the world.” Rather than buying holiday gifts, the children pooled their scant funds together and bought school supplies for children in Bangladesh. Prichard was the director of the Children’s Ministries at the Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California. After directing the group of students to alternative giving, Prichard hosted the first alternative markets that eventually created a model for gifting noncommer- cial Christmas presents. From South Korea to the Nether- lands to the United States, 350 countries worldwide will host alternative gift markets this year. At Belgrade’s market, there will be music, free snacks, a quilt to be given as a door prize, activities for children, and of course, a room full of gifts. The market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Heck/Quaw Elementary School gymnasium in Belgrade. For those who can’t attend Saturday’s Market, catalogs for alternative gifts are available at the Belgrade District Office at 312 N. Broadway. For more informa- tion email [email protected]. Twist from page A3 group can only pay for improvements on airport property due to federal rules. The airport will build the by-pass road and the access to Cameron Street, but since Broadway is outside the property, its hands are tied. In other news, Ken Smith was sworn onto the council to replace Bob Retter- rath, who moved away from the area. Smith will represent Ward One, which is on the city’s northwest side. Council from page A1 Map by Morrison-Maierle; Graphic by Belgrade News The map shows the planned Interstate 90 in- terchange east of Belgrade. n Future Road – Straighten Broadway Street to connect to the By-Pass Road n New Road – Build both con- necting roads. n The bend in Dry Creek Road is going to be eliminated. DRY CREEK RD. By-Pass Road Dry Creek Road Cameron Street By-Pass Road Options Broadway Street
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november 5, 2013 a15belgrade news
The Belgrade News publishes paid obituaries placed by families or fu-neral homes. Charges vary based on the length of the obituary. Call 388-
5101 or e-mail [email protected] to inquire about costs. We also publish basic death notices free of charge. Obituaries that appear in
the print edition also appear on our website at belgrade-news.com.
OBITUARY POLICY
LANGOHR — Memorial Ser-vices for Don Langohr, 89, of Billings, formerly of Bozeman will be held Tuesday, November 5 at 2 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church.
WILSON — Eula B. Wilson, 82, of Bozeman passed away Friday. Me-morial Services will be held in Clarks Corners, N.Y.
BRAAKSMA — Martha Braaks-ma, 89, of Manhattan passed away Monday. Graveside Services will be
held Thursday, November 7 at 10 a.m. at Churchill Cemetery. Memorial Ser-vices to follow at 11 a.m. at Manhattan Christian Reformed Church. Visita-tion 1 hour prior to graveside service from 9 to 10 a.m. at Manhattan Chris-tian Reformed Church. Visitation will be held Wednesday, November 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service.
SAISBURY — Ardena M. Sais-bury, 65, of Belgrade passed away Sunday. Arrangements are pending.
d e a t h s
PLEASE JOIN US FOR A
SPAGHETTI SUPPER Friday, November 8th, 2013
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Belgrade Senior Center92 E Cameron Ave
$6.00 at the doorOpen to the public!No reservations required.
80 is the new
50!
Please Join us in celebrating
Pat Ray’s80th Birthday!
at Boxers Club 30 in Belgrade
Saturday, Nov 9 • 1-4pm
Check the
Classifieds!In Section B of today’s paper
she had used the company credit card to pay for her husband’s substance abuse treatment.
In 2011, Allison worked as a bookkeeper for another company and offered to pay its bills with Big Sky Asphalt’s credit card.
Owners discovered Allison made unauthorized purchases on the card totaling more than $249,600.
Allison also wrote checks to herself, often for “reimbursable expenses,” on Big Sky Asphalt’s bank account, totaling more than $193,300. On those
checks, Allison forged signatures of the company’s owners.
Allison also opened a credit card account using Big Sky Asphalt’s name and charged more than $1,300 in expenses to places such as Macy’s, Nor-dstrom, Aeropostale, American Eagle, Babies ‘R Us and Kohls.
During roughly the same time period that she was embezzling from Big Sky Asphalt, Allison was receiv-ing unemployment benefits from the state.
The investigation was conducted by the FBI and the Bozeman Police Department.
–Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Embezzle from page A1
things, to consumerism,” she said. “Most people are unaware of how much pov-erty and suffering there is in the world.”
Though this is the first Montana market, Alternative Gifts International was founded in 1980 by a woman named Harriet Prichard.
“It was inspired by children who wanted to give important gifts to their parents, but they didn’t have any money,” Prichard said. “I suggested they give something to children around the world.”
Rather than buying holiday gifts, the children pooled their scant funds together and bought school supplies for children in Bangladesh.
Prichard was the director of the Children’s Ministries at the Pasadena
Presbyterian Church in California. After directing the group of students to alternative giving, Prichard hosted the first alternative markets that eventually created a model for gifting noncommer-cial Christmas presents.
From South Korea to the Nether-lands to the United States, 350 countries worldwide will host alternative gift markets this year.
At Belgrade’s market, there will be music, free snacks, a quilt to be given as a door prize, activities for children, and of course, a room full of gifts.
The market runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Heck/Quaw Elementary School gymnasium in Belgrade.
For those who can’t attend Saturday’s Market, catalogs for alternative gifts are available at the Belgrade District Office at 312 N. Broadway. For more informa-tion email [email protected].
Twist from page A3
group can only pay for improvements on airport property due to federal rules. The airport will build the by-pass road and the access to Cameron Street, but
since Broadway is outside the property, its hands are tied.
In other news, Ken Smith was sworn onto the council to replace Bob Retter-rath, who moved away from the area. Smith will represent Ward One, which is on the city’s northwest side.
Council from page A1
map by morrison-maierle;
Graphic by belgrade news
The map shows the planned Interstate 90 in-terchange east of Belgrade.
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Future Road – Straighten Broadway Street to connect to the By-Pass Road
n New Road – Build both con-necting roads.
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The bend in Dry Creek Road is going to be eliminated.
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