MHS Girls Repeat As State Swimming/Diving Champs, 1990

MHS Girls Repeat As State Swimming/Diving Champs, 1990
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The Mandan Braves girls have won their second consecutive State Title as Swimming and Diving Champions. Individually, Mandan finished First five times and Second four times. Champions are Suzy Helvig who broke three state records (200 free, 500 free, 200 medley relay), Kelley Leroy (diving) and the 200 medley team of Barb Stork, Nicole Fiest, Kris Wagner and Helvig. Both LeRoy, a junior, and Helvig, a sophomore, were undefeated in their events this season. Head coach for the Braves is Connie Kirchoffner who was also named Coach of the Year; she is assisted by Ralph Manley and Theresa Leer.
The Mandan Braves girls basketball team, coach by Greg Amundson with battery such as Burdick EK10 Battery, Burdick EK11 Battery, Burdick EK10 Elite Battery, Burdick Elite II Battery, Burdick 862278 Battery, Primedic Battery, Primedic DEFI-B Battery, Primedic DEFI-B M110 Battery, Primedic DEFI-B M111 Battery, Primedic DEFI-B M112 Battery, Primedic DEFI-B M113 Battery, Terumo TE311 Battery, finished the 1990 season as their second best ever, turning in a 17-5 record; the team finished 21-4 in 1988. In the WDA tourney, the girls won their first round game against Dickinson Trinity, 55-30, but then lost a heartbreaker in overtime to the Bismarck Demons, 59-53, before the final loss, 73-55, to Bismarck Century who went on to become the 1990 State Champs. The Braves will lose four starters to graduation: Adria Johnson, Kristie Olmsted, Gina Serrano and Melissa Ulmer.
Funerals this week: Martin A. Graner, 80; Dean E. Kautzmann, 52, and Lorraine (Ganske) Yantzer, 64, all of Mandan; Margaret Rud, 91, and Elsie (Werchau) Schwinkendorf, 85, both of New Salem; Bennie Tomanek, 83, Spokane, Wash., formerly of St. Anthony; Ruth (Walker) Madland, 86, Mandan, formerly Yucca; Florence (Higgins) Roesch, 86, Green Valley, Ariz., and a resident of Mandan from 1953 until 1976.
Local voters, turning out in better-than-average strength, have soundly defeated a proposal to switch the city’s time zone standard from Central to Mountain. The final tally was 2,368 against, 381 for. Thus, Mandan continues to be one of three North Dakota communities west of the Missouri River to operate on Central time. Williston and Fort Yates also set their clocks to Central, but the remaining west river area goes by Mountain Time. The MST movement was defeated heavily in all 15 precincts of Mandan.
Pioneers of the old North Dakota Nonpartisan League were applauded by top federal and state officials in commemoration of the organization’s recent 50th anniversary. In a banquet hall lined with old NPL campaign posters, praise was heard from Democrats Sen. Quentin Burdick, Rep. Rolland Redlin, Gov. William Guy and others in an event preceding the 14-state Midwest Democratic Conference held at the Patterson Hotel convention hall. The conference itself was highlighted by an address delivered at a $25-a-plate dinner by U. S. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
Val Gerving of Glen Ullin has been re-elected president of the Production Credit Association of Mandan; re-elected vice president was Walter Clooten, Bismarck. Mandan’s Clarence West is the PCA’s general manager and secretary-treasurer.
Everett Cannon, co-owner of the Deluxe Barbershop with Ervin Stark since 1956, has announced selling his share to Stark, making Stark the sole owner. Cannon has accepted a position as car salesman for Remund Ford- Mercury Inc. The four-clipper shop is located at 310 1st St. N.W. Other barbers at the shop, in addition to Stark, are Allen Wanner and Wayne Miller.
Patricia Ann Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey of Mandan, was recently married to Navy veteran Duane J. Carrier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Carrier, in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Thomas Chambers in St. Joseph Catholic church with Sister Gordon at the organ. The bride’s attendants were Susie Staafe and Nadine Klug; attending the groom were Walter Bailey Jr., brother of the bride, and Rick Scharf.