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Malta Kiwanis are happy to announce that they recently became part of the national program known as the Little Free Library. Throughout Montana Kiwanis Clubs have joined in this special program to encourage reading for everybody. There are over 100,000 Little Free Library projects set up and one is now located near Patty's Greenhouse and Florist. Mr. Lee Demarais kindly built the little book house which now contains a variety of free books for folks to enjoy. This is a free book exchange...
Once again the Malta Dirt Daubers volunteered many hours to help beautify Malta. They have been decorating about 50 oak barrels around Malta for 20years. It was decided to change the spring decoration this year, hence, the white picket fence with the added flowers and birdhouse. Please note that the picket fences were constructed by painting and gluing many, many five gallon paint sticks together!...
The cancer death of former Malta resident Timothy Charles Alzheimer was recently reported in the August 4 edition of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. Tim had served as a loan officer at Malta’s First Security Bank (now Bank of Malta) before moving to Bozeman to continue his education at MSU. While living in Malta he served as a volunteer fireman, including the chief, and was also involved as a high school football official. Tim had earned a Business Education degree from MSU Northern and returned to MSU Bozeman to earn a master’s degree in bus...
Malta Dirt Daubers invites the public to a special gardening event on Sat. Feb. 8 1 pm at the PC Museum. Professional landscaper Ben Haugen will give suggestions on designing and implementing a small flower bed. Helpful suggestions will be offered about which type of flowers should be placed in various types of soil. Size and shapes of flower beds and rock gardens and their locations with regards to sun and shade will be considered . Interested gardeners can bring pictures or lists of flowers and other shrubs they are considering. Help will be...
By chance do you have a few pull tabs from aluminum cans setting in a drawer somewhere? Now is the time to give the pull tabs to an elementary student to take to their classroom. The pull tabs are found on tuna, cat food, soup, veggie, soda pop, and other various aluminum cans. In mid January Malta Kiwanis will be collecting the pull tabs from the elementary school. The tabs are collected and weighed for each classroom and prizes are given for the three top classes. MHS Key Club will recycle the aluminum pull tabs and the money will be donated...
The Malta community welcomes one of MHS’s two new Special Education teachers, Mrs. LeAnn Haas. If LeAnn looks a trifle familiar to you, it could be because she is the former LeAnn Lee, MHS Mustang class of 2008. As a new special education teacher she is in a unique situation as several of her new fellow staff members were once her own high school teachers. LeAnn attended college in Havre obtaining a B.S. degree in Secondary Education, planning to teach high school English. Her minor is in Traffic Education which means she can be a driver’s edu... Full story
The Malta Dirt Daubers spent a busy morning arranging flowers for Malta's teachers on Wednesday afternoon. For the past 25 years teachers at Malta have received a fresh vase of flowers on the first day of school. Members' donate the fresh flowers from their gardens. Nintey vases were distributed this year.... Full story
Following last week’s article, several other concerned citizens have offered helpful hints for the new border patrol officers, school teachers, and especially the new owners of Dairy Queen who have bravely trekked northward from warm, sunny Arizona to take up residence in Malta. We do hope that you will benefit from these hints. You now live in an area where folks love to wave to each other. Car drivers wave as they merrily pass each other. People will toot their horns and wave to others out working in their yards. Friendly Malta folk will e... Full story
As a retired teacher trying to stay out of trouble, Editor Mark Hebert has been kind enough to let me try my hand at journalism. Because the greater Malta-Dodson-Saco area has recently been blessed with several new teachers, I thought it might be helpful to share some community pointers with them. As they have undoubtedly noticed, Malta is blessed with ‘skeeters. Not only do we have our own swarm, but the Malta mosquitoes have invited their Saco cousins to come and take a dip in the large pool located near the corner of Central and 4th S... Full story
