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Volume 15, Number 78 Friday, March 13, 2009
The younger group of Mat
Dawgs are (back row I to r):
Tel Aune, Kristian Price, Aden
Zoanni, Dylan Nieskens, Cale
Swanson-Morehouse, Aiden
Johnsrud, Skyler Saiz and Ty
Kittleson.
Middle row: Calvin Bengochea,
Alec Boland, Colby Sibley,
Trevor Klind, Logan Sinclair,
Kaden Zirnrnerrnan, Salornan
Hansen, and Donald Brabeck.
Front row: Kohl Kittleson,
Maurice Bullen, Lex Fairclough,
Dawson Boland, Mogan Fast,
Colten Fast, and Keigan
Skolrud.
Not in picture are Dylan Yoss,
Caleb Lawrence, Kyler Hallock,
Trevor Shipp, Maddie Hallock,
Tayson Shuinway, Timothy
Wagernan and Jordan Billingsley.
Off f0 Sfate sf here will be no shortage of Scotty colors in the Electric City this weekend as approximately
20 Glasgow Mat Dawgs & Company will be making the trip to the Montana AAU State Folkstyle Wrestling
Tournament to be held at the Great Falls High School Field-House March 14-15. Bring home some gold!
Lining up after a good
workout, the "Old
Dawgs" are (back row
I to r): Blaine Myrick,
Kevin Frigon, Jeremiah
Wethern, Ben Kountz, Tee
Aune, Kevin Schindler,
Kobe Saiz, and Jake
Austin-Hentges.
Middle row Mick
Reyling, Cody King, O.E.
Hallock, Shane Sinclair,
Isaac Bullen, Jack
Helland, Ethan Hartsock,
and Cade Myrick.
Front row: Matt Reyling,
Alex Hallock, Cody
Kovach, Gabe Hallock
and Britt Fairclough.

Cottonwood Inn
and at the door
Swinging & singing through N. E. Montana
Canada's Double Portion from North Battleford, Saskatchewan,
has become one of the busiest Canadian Gospel groups
since its formation in 1982. They've criss-crossed the country
from Newfoundland to British Columbia, Nashville to Alaska,
performing to thousands of people and travelling tens of
thousands of miles. They'll be at the Evangelical Church in
Glasgow tonight(p1ease see ad on next page), in Plentywood on
Saturday, and in Scobey and Wolf Point on Sunday.
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FOR SALE: Two 1996 Ford
L9000 trucks, 270,000 miles,
3406 with snow plow, Beile
belly durnp,trailers. $17,000
OBO, can be seen at VALLEY
COUNTY SHOP. CONTACT
THE VC COMMlSlONERS AT
228-6219. +++++
FOR SALE: 2003 Nissan
Altirna, 44,500 miles, 34 mpg
hwy., great condition, see at
FARHLYS, willing to deal.
CALL 228-2097 OR 406-861-
7100.
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FOR RENT: BUSINESS
OFFICE SPACE located in
Downtown Glasgow. Nearly
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SALLEE DRY WALL &
REMODELING. Free Rate
quotes. CALL 263-2070.
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LATE REGISTRATION still
being accepted for the Reds
and Babe Ruth baseball
through March 15. Babe Ruth
is for ages 13-1 5 and Reds
is for ages 16-18. To sign
up or for more information
contact BECKY STEIN AT
228-9723.
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DENISE'S DAY CARE has
TWO FULL-TIME opening
for an infant or child. CALL
228-8963.
JOB OPENING: Part-time
kitchen aid for VC COUNCIL
ON AGING. Estimate working
hours are 9 AM-IPM.
APPLY AT GLASGOW JOB
SERVICE.
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POSITION OPENING: Parttime
clerk (30 hrs. weekly) in
the VALLEY COUNTY CLERK
& RECORDER'S OFFICE.
Experience with bookkeeping,
computer, payroll, reading
land descriptions, and clerical
off ice skills, Must work well with
fellow employees and public.
Salary: DOE, contact the
GLASGOW JOB SERVICE.
Closes March 17, 2009.
1,500 Sq. Ft. of newly
remodeled office space ready
to move into now. Utilities
included with rent!! CALL
KEN OR RICH AT 228-4364.
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FOR RENT: 1 Bedroom
downstairs apartment in
quiet 5-plex building for $3501
month + $360 deposit. Utilities
included except for electric.
On Cindy Lane. PLEASE
CALL 228-8333.
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APARTMENT FOR RENT:
Delightful. Quiet. AVAILABLE
NOW! Large 2 bedroomll.5
bath. AIC. Quality neighbors.
Laundry room. $365. Call
360-750-6746, 228-4787, or
230-0302.

406-263-8054
-FREE ESTIMATES-
Cook's Choice
Chappy reports on Kids & Cars
Dear readers,
I'm writing today to extend further information that has
been brought to my attention after the passage of the Kids and
Cars Safety Act in 2008.
After the legislation was signed into law late in February
of 2008, it changed the way data was gathered, as quite
often vehicle backover incidents and deaths were occurring
on private property, which were never keep track of, till the
passage of the Safety Act. The Safety Act gave the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (which keeps track of
the data) one year to compute data and write a report on the
findings. The Safety Administration reported those findings
two days following my daughter Madison's 5th birthday, who
was killed in a backover accident in 2005.
The magnitude of the data was quite staggering.
Previously, it was believed that 1,000 children were backed
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over by vehicles every year, with over 50 children dying from
their injures. The published report painted a different picture. In
the past year, over 292 people were backed over and killed, 104
of those being children under the age of 5. Not to mention that
fact that over 18,000 people were in back over incidents (3,500
were children under the age of 5) and out of that 18,000, 3,000
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were considered incapacitating. Most shocking, it was not just ~ ~ county l Transit l ~
children that were backed over and killed, but teenagers (68
deaths) to senior citizens (76 deaths). a ijD0,
228-TRIP (8747)
The passage of the legislation helped bring those numbers
to the surface. It did not mandate that all cars be equipped with
certain safety equipment (example, reverse camera). It only Next to Scheduled Williston is
rip
mandated researching the magnitude of the problem, because
obviously you cannot completely solve the problem, but you
can begin to save lives with studying the problem and making
simple changes to car designs and safety devices. Which, I have
noticed the car manufacturers have taken notice and quite often
now compared to three years ago, they are offering backover
safety equipment on their vehicles, which was not previously
offered and not grouping it with navigation systems. So the
average consumer can make an honest decision in equipping
their vehicle to be safer.
I also wanted to thank everyone that supported me on my
many trips to Washington D.C. over that 2 year period and there.
numerous letters to congressman and cards of encouragement.
It did not go unnoticed or unappreciated.
Thank you,
Aaron "Chappy" Chatten
Montana for Children Foundation
Tuesday,
March 24th
Gal 1 us to book your
seat today!
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alurday, March 14111, 2009
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Bring in candle jars and
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Marine Sergeant Darius Lesgettem makes his routine
rounds on his trusty mount, Rambo, in war-torn Baghdad.
DoD says America's favorite sport
won't be affected by budget cuts
The United Staies is facing an economic crisis unlike
any it has seen 80 years. The national debt is over $ I0 trillion
and the annual deficit is over $1 trillion. How is the Unitfd
States going to pay for it? How is it going to fund the new
energy economy. schools, education, health care and orher
urgent needs'?
President Obarna's sure-fire solution: Cut the military
budget.
On Tuesday, 487 donkeys were deployed to Iraq and
numerous more are on the way as the HUMVEE is being
phased out of overseas operations in an inceptive effort to
curb military spending. Donkeys were the elected mode of
new transportation as they wou!d be less likely to be conf'used
with Iraq's formidable fleet of camels. In addition, donkeys
get around 87 m.p.b. (miles per bale) as conlpared to an
estimated 59 m.p.b. for the camel. Also, the troops are less
apt to get spit at by a donkey.
While this breaking news of donkey deployn~ent has
deeply disturbzd donkey basketball fans across the nation, the
U.S. Secretary of Defense. Robert Gates, says not to worry.
"The don!

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State C Boys at Billings
Big Sandy 56, Winnett-Grass Range 32
play-in
Rocky Boy 64, Shields Valley 53
Culbertson 79, Broadvlew-Lavina 67
Scobey 60, Harlowton-Ryegate 51
Twln Brldges 65, Blg Sandy 50
Today
11 a.m - Wtnnett-Grass Range vs
Shlelds Valley, loser-out
1230 - Harlowton-Ryegate vs Blg
Sandy, loser-out
5 p m - Broadnew-Lavlna vs Wlnnett-
Grass RangelShlelds Valley winner,
loser-out
6 30 p m - Rocky Boy vs Culbertson, SF
8 p m - Scobey vs Tw~n Br~dges, SF
State B Boys at Bozeman
Three Forks 61, Deer Lodge 47
Fairfleld 50, Jeflerson 43
Shelby 67, Columbus 60
Mlssoula Loyola 67, Blg Tlmber 61
Today
12 30 - Deer Lodge vs. Jefferson, LO
2 D m - Columbus vs. Bia Tlmber. LO
6:30 p.m. - Three Forks is. airfield, SF
8 p.m. - Shelby vs. Missoula Loyola, SF
State A Boys at Great Falls
Columbia Falls 61, Co~allis 44
Browning 82, Laurel 64
Billings Central 48, Butte Central 42
Dillon 48, Whitefish 42
Today
12:30 p.m. - Corvallis vs. Laurel
2 p.m. - Butte Central vs. Whitefish,
6:30 - Columbia Falls vs. Browning, SF
8 p.m. - Billings Central vs. Dillon, SF
Cotf- h's Shan7,-& quest
The object of the puzzle is to find a pair of rhyming words, starting with
the given letters, that will satisfy the given definition. For example,
the answer to F B = Comical rabbit would be FUNNY BUNNY.
D S = Sound slumber
L C = Noisy bunch of people
S G = Bashful man
N F = Bad dream
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ACROSS
1. Italian city
5. Deb bread
8. Drawer pull
12. Assert
13. Charged
particle
14. Folk
knowledge
15. Artist Magrine
16. Baby bloomer
17. Tied
18. - boom bah
20. Luau wreath
22. Work hard
25. Bit of corn
28. Fragrance
29. Flat -
pancake (2
wds.)
30. Moment
(abbr.)
32. Commun~on,
e.g.
33. "- Doubtfire"
34. On a voyage
35. New Year's
Eve mo.
36. Fergie's
daughter
37. Singes
38. Most timid
40. Secret
meeting
41. - Moines
42. Pair
43. Manhandle
46. Hollywood's
Gardner
48. Actress Gilbert
52. "~od's Lmle
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53. Guy's date
54. Elevator
pioneer
55. Remain
undecided
56. Wind dir.
57. They woo
colleens
DOWN
1. Golfing term
2. "- had it!"
3. Isaac, to
Abraham
4. That's so
mIIm
5. Barbecue
favorites
6. Vnly -'
7. Everlasting
8. Fashion gum
Cabin
9. Calendar
abbr.
10. Mine stuff
1 1. Affleck of
'Daredevil"
19. Author Levin
21. Geologic age
22. Piecrust
ingredient
23. Zodiac sign
24. Bungle
25. Gold
measurement
26. Literary
wmposition
27. Looks at
suggestively
31. Playbill listing
33. Answering
Service item
34. - spray
36. Hive
inhabitant
Trio after R
Wasted time
Camegie or
Eamhardt
Navigatofs
need
Cradc aviator
Large wflw
maker
Abigail -
Buren
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wds.)
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Hw-hewer on
the farm

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friday funnies by TUCK
-4 man walks into the street and manages to hail a taxi
just as it was going by. He gets into the taxi, and the cabbie
says, "Perfect timicg. You're just like Frank."
Passenger: "Who?"
Cabbie: "Frank Feldman. He's a guy who did
everything right all the time. Like my coming along when
you needed a cab, things like that happened to Frank
Feldman every single time."
Passenger: "There are always a few clouds over
everybody."
Cabbie: "Not Frank Feldman. He was a terrific athlete.
He could have won the Grand-Slam at tennis. He could golf
with the pros. He sang like an Opera baritone and danced
like a Broadway star and you should have heard him play
the piano. He was an amazing guy."
Passenger: "Sounds like he was something really
special.
Cabbie: "There's more ... He had a memory like a
computer. Could remember everybody's birthday. He knew
all about wine, which foods to order and which fork to eat
them with. He could fix anything. Not like me. I change a
fuse and the whole street blacks out. But Frank Feldman, he
could do everything right."
Passenger: "Wow, some guy then."
Cabbie: "He always knew the quickest way to go in
traffic and avoid traffic jams. Not like me, I always seem
to get stuck in them. But Frank, he never made a mistake
and he really knew how to treat a woman and make her feel
good. He would never answer her back even if she was in
the wrong; and his clothing was always immaculate, shoes
highly polished too - he was the perfect man. He never
made a mistake. No one could ever measure up to Frank
Feldman."
Passenger: "An amazing fellow. How did you meet
him?"
Cabbie: "Well, I never actually met Frank. I just
married his #! %#!% widow ."
Q: What is the difference between your honeymoon and
your 50th wedding aniversary?
A: The first: Niagara; the second: Viagra.
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$1 green beers and $3.50
Guiness. Frozen T-shirt contest
and Shainrock Giveaway for the
trip to Las Vegas.
sat., March 21 - PCMS Annual Corporate
Meeting, 6 PM No Host Pizza Smorgasbord
at Stretch's, Malta
Meeting to follow with Speaker: Ray Williamson
of Foirf ield, MT, (he started racing In 1989).
No-th West Funny Car ...
1998 Olds Cutlass ..
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Bob, Dick, Delvin, 8
Best rn~les per hour - 192
Door Pr~zes.
$5./person. $15./famlly