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Volume 13, Number 211 Friday, September 28, 2007
Community-minded
The Tampico Boys 4-H club spent
a sunny Sunday afternoon painting,
trimming, weeding and repairing the
Gazebo at the Cowbelle Park in Glasgow.
Members applied for and received a
Montana 4-H Foundation People Partner's
Grant to make the needed repairs and to
stain the fence, picnic tables and to work
on the prevention of weeds in the park.
Both of the rails have been broken off the
ramp leading up to the Gazebo, but the
club decided not to replace them for fear
they would be broken off again. Instead,
they removed the exposed screws and
stained the ramp.
Members of all ages participated in this
project from the youngest with a stain
brush in his hand to the older members
arming themselves with power tools.
Brands were repainted on the benches,
boards replaced on the picnic tables, and
fences stained. Dead shrubs and trees
were removed, and healthy trees were
pruned. Next spring our community can
look forward to driving by the park and
seeing perennials blooming and new rails
replacing those weathered by the winter.
At left: Stuart Law, Mick Reyling, Cordell Younkin & Taylor
Markle. Above: Jolynn Reyling, CordellYounkin, Cache Younkin
& Brett Schindler. Below: Karl Molvig & Chase Younkin.

No Reservations
Director: Scott Hicks
Screenplay: Carol Fuchs
Cast: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart,
Abigail Breslin, Patricia Clarkson, Jenny
Wade. Lily Rabe, Eric Silver. Bob Balaban
Rated: PG for some sensuality and language.
1 aster chef Kate Armstrong (Catherine Zeta-Jones) lives her life like she
runs her kitchen at a trendy Manhattan eatery
- with a non-nonsense intensity that both
captivates and intimidates everone around
hec Kate's perfectionist nature 1s put to the
test when she "inherits her 9-year-old niece
Zoe (Abiga~l Breslin), while contending with a
brash new sous-chef who joins her staff. Highspir~ted
and freewheeling, Nick Palmer (Aaron
Eckhart) couldn't be more different from Kate,
yet the chemistry between them is undeniable.
Rivalry becomes romance, but Kate will have t
learn to express herself beynd the realm of her
kitchen if she wants to connect with Zoe and
find tnjn hanninpzz with Nirk
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BOURNE
! ULTIMATUM
Director: Paul Greengrass
Screenplay: Tony Gilroy
Cast: Matt Damon, Julia Stiles,
Joan Allen, David Strathairn. Paddy
Considine
( Rated PG-13 for violence and intense
All he wanted was to disappear: Instead, ~ a& In Bourne (Matt Damon) is
now hunted by the people who made him v vhat he is. Having lost his I
memory and the one person he loved, he is
undeterred by the barrage of bullets anda new
generation of highly-trained killers. Bourne has
only one objective: to go back to the beginning
and find out who he was. Now, in the new
chapter of this espionage series, Bourne will
hunt down his past m order to find a future.
He must revel from Moscow, Paris and London
to Tangier and New York City as he continues
his quest to find the real Jason Bourne - all
the while trying to outmaneuver the scores of
cops, federal officers and interpol agents with
him in their crmshairs
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B-Gnc Tern
Bantam: Grades K-5th
Middle: Grades 6tli-8th
High School: 9th- 12th
League begins on
Saturday, Oct. 6th
CALL Donna at 228-2523 01.
El Cor Del at 228-2393.
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Chicken Noodle Soup
Baked am w/ oms
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FARMER'S MARKET: Tomatoes,
carrots, onions, potatoes, buttercup
squash, pumpkins. & more. Fresh
baked goods, jams, jellies. &canned
goods. WIC vouchers expire soon!
SAT. SEPT 29.8AM- ?, RED ROCK
PLAZA.
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GARAGE SALE: Kitchen tables.
household items, kids & adult clothes,
kids stuff, knick knacks. SAT. SEPT.
29, 9 AM- 12 PM, 425 8TH ST. N.
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GARAGE SALE: Bumper pull
6'x18' fully enclosed tandem axel
horse trailer - used as a shop trailer.
Heatalator type fireplace wJblower,
glas doors & chimney pipe, lots of
size 8x10 clothes, baby clothes,
household items, twin metal bed,
vintage sheet music & _m_ more.
SAT. SEPT 29, 9 AM- ?, 313 4TH
AVE S - 367-5455.
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GARAGE SALE: Furniture, exercise
eeuioment, clothes, newer JVC
video camera. everything in excellent
shape. No early birds! SAT. SEPT. 29,
9 AM- 2 PM, 96 BONNIE STREET.
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GARAGE SALE: Lighted display
case, ink jet pr~nter, Chr~stmas tree
& items, snowmobile suites, ice
skates, women's falllwinter clothing
and shoes, many new, storm/screen
windows, magazines, & much more.
SAT. SEPT. 29, 9 AM- ? 720 4TH
AVE. SO.
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MULTI-PARTY GARAGE SALE:
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 8:30 AM- 12
NOON, AT NEMONT MANOR.
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LOOKING TO BABYSIT: Two or
three more ch~ldren ~n my home
durlng the work week VERY REA-
SONABLE RATES1 PLEASE CALL
JESSICA AT 228-9271
NOW HIRING: Morning cook positions
at $81hr and delivery positionsday
& evenlngs at $9/hr-MUST be
18 years of age, valid driver's license
and automobile insurance. CALL OR
STOP IN AT PIZZA HUT AND ASK
FOR ANGIE.
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COOK WANTED: Full or part-time
at BERGIE'S IN NASHUA. Starting
pay at $8.50hr., flexible work hours.
CALL 746-3441 OR 746-3391.
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POSITION OPENING: Front Desk
/Night Audit position at COTTON-
WOOD INN. Can be full-time position
or 2 part-time positions. Starting at
$7.50 -$8.50 DOE. Many benefits
available. CONTACT ROB AT THE
COlTON WOOD, 228-8213.
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HELP WANTED: JODY'S CONOCO
is taking applications for a part-time
position, 2 shiftslweek, starting wage
is $7.50/hr. PLEASE PICK UPAPPLI-
CATION AT JODY'S CONOCO.
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DIRECTV SATELLITE INSTALLERS
WANTED: The largest Installer for
DirecTV needs Installers! $700-
$900+ per week earning potential!
Contract positions also available!
Paid Training. Benefits included:
MedNac. Free Basic Satellite service
and more! Must own Pickup, SUV or
Van (late model is okay) and have a
valid driver's license. Call 800-805-
8570 ext 8814 or Email your name
and number with "MONTANA" in
the subject line to: sdavis@iwcom.
net. EOE.
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APARTMENT FOR RENT: Delightful
end unit. Quiet. AVAILABLE NOW!
Large 2 bedroomll.5 bath. AIC. Quality
neighbors. La-undry room. Section
8 considered. $350: CALL 230-0650,
228-8605, 360-750-6746,
(+or -) square foot building has new
roof. plumbing updated in 2004 and
many other improvements were
made in 2000. The non-negotiable
purchase price of $110,000.00 includes
building, all fixtures, equipment,
electronics (except for the
Corporate computer), supplies, and
total inventory. This is a turn-key
operation and a great investment
for the right person(s). For more
information, CONTACT MIKE AT
228-2902 OR STOP BY AT BLACK
JAX, GLASGOW.
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FOR SALE: 2003 Crestliner Jet
Boal. Camouflage paint, motor is
40160 Mercury, EZ Load trailer, trolling
motor. CALL 406-230-0086.
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TABLES ARE AVAILABLE for the
NCDA Fall Bazaar & Craft, Nov 10th
at the Nashua Civic Center. Small
table $6.00, large table, $10.00,
CONTACT MONICA AT 746-331 2
DAYS OR 746-3485 EVENINGS.
French Toast String
Cheese Juice or Milk
LUNCH
Chicken Nuggets w/
Sauce Baked Potatoes
Green Beans
Peaches Pull Apart
Bun W/ Marg. Milk

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FWP seeks volunteers for regional
prairie dog implementation group
Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking applications to
fill up to 16 positions on a panel being established to
provide input and guidance as W begins implementing
the Region 6 Prairie Dog Distribution and Objectives
Plan.
This Prairie Dog Implementation Committee
(PDIC) will be comprised of interested landowners
or representatives from landowner organizations in
addition to agency personnel from FWP, BLM, DNR
and the U.S. Fish &Wildlife Service and representatives
from other governmental and non-governmental
organizations.
"The function of the committee is to assure that
implementation of the Region 6 Prairie Dog Plan is
done in a coordinated, biological and communitybased
manner," says FWP Region 6 Supervisor Pat
Gunderson. "The priorities of the PDIC are to identify
focus areas for assuring conservation of prairie dogs
and associated species and to help develop strategies
and solutions in response to issues affecting private
landowners. The first task of this committee will be to
begin the process of determining possible locations for
prairie dog complexes."
The Region 6 prairie dog abundance objectives
outlined in the plan call for managing prairie dog
acreage in a range from 30,500 acres to 41,400 acres.
The distribution objectives call for three different types
of prairie dog colonies.
"We're interested in hearing from people who are
interested in prairie dog management and who would
like to get more deeply involved in prairie conservation
issues and conflict resolution," added Gunderson.
"It's important to have a dedicated group to move this
process along. We would like to complete the initial
stages prior to next spring."
Applicants must be committed to attending all
meetings. The initial meeting will be on November
1 and is expected to last about 4 hours. Up to five
additional meetings are planned over the following six
months.
To obtain an application, either call FWP at
228-3700 or write PDIC Application, FWP, 54078
U.S. Highway 2 West, Glasgow MT 59230 or email
rrauscher@mt.gov.
Completed applications must be received by FWP
by October 15, 2007. Finalists will be notified by
October 22.
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Area Athlete
Kassidi sibley
Endurance is the name of the game when a
player suits up for nine games of volleyball
in one night. Kassidi Sibley did just that on
Sept. 21, as the Nashua Porcupines hosted the
, Scobey Spartans.
1 Sibiey dressed and played every minute of the
five junior varsity games, helping her team to
1 defeat the Spartans.
If that wasn't enough. she changed uniforms
and hit the court to play four games for the Xashua varsity team. Although
the Porcupines lost the match, Kassidi hustled and contributed I1 kills and
served 6 aces during the contest.
Kassidi is a sophomore at Nashua High School. She is the daughter of Kirk
and Jenny Sibley.
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Scotty girls compete
"% Sunday, September 30th
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
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in Wild Goose Chase
Even though water fowl season doesn't open
until Saturday, we had a wild goose chase in Frazer
Thursday.
The Scotty cross country teams were at the Frazer
Invitational yesterday, and while the boys' race went
smooth, the race preceding that did not. Scotty Coach
Rod Karst explained the girls' race dilemma:
"There was a problem with the course run - it
wasn't accurate - so I pulled the girls off of the course
at approximately two miles. The person leading the
race on the four-wheeler took the girls on the wrong
and had them finishing a mile too soon. After
the race officials figured it out, they tried to get the girls
to do another loop, but I wouldn't let my girls do it.
It was an unfortunate event as the girls were running
extremely well, I think we had six or seven in the top
ten."
And, these Scotty girls take their sport personally
and seriously, as Coach Karst added there were a few
tears involved with the major screw-up.
But that's okay as far as the bigger picture is
concernced, as Coach Karst added his girls should
be rested and eager to run at Saturday's Havre
Invitational.
As for the boys, the Scotties had three top ten
runners, including Kyle Loewen's 3rd place effort,
to place a distant second with 48 points behind a
dominating Poplar team which finished with a lowly 19
(individually lst, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 7th). Individually for
the Scottties:
Kyle Loewen 3rd, 17:05
Derek Hopkins 9th, 18:29
Walter Alvernaz 1 Oth, 18:39
Ben Wilson 1 lth, 18:40
Ty Bell 15th, 19:17
Wyatt Shipp 16th, 19:18
Keisuke Ota 17th, 19:31
Braden Hallock 21st, 19:44
Gavin Holstein 22nd, 19:46
Zeb Shawver 23rd, 19:48
Dylan Weston 26th, 19:57
Bailey Burleson 31 st, 20:55
Josh Plummer 36th, 21 :39
Kyle Stein 37th, 23:27
Nathan Doll 39th, 2250
Corey Rhoads 40th, 22:52
Karston Waarvik 43rd, 2350
Tony Shipman 45th, 24:Ol
Andy Wageman 51 st, 30:40
Junior High Girls
Rose Reyling 3rd, 10:lO
Gwynn Simeniuk 4th, 10:45
Kelsie Meland 6th,l1:06
Emily Etchart 8th, 11 :10
Debra Greibel 9th, 11 :11
Danielle Belleau 18th, 12:ll
Laurel Wageman 20th, 12:13
Jen Ramsbacher 29th, 12:48
Alliea Nyenhuis 32nd, 12:32
Devyn Bell 34th, 1252
Alyssa Hoffman 41, 14:13
DaniJo Bushman 44th. 14:34
Junior High Boys
Luke Zeiger lst, 9:13
Jory Wall 9th, 10:17
Austin Green 1 1 th, 10:20
Peter Breigenzer 18th, 1058
Kyle Stern 19th, 11 :00
Tyler Hackwith 25th, 11 :31
Jacob Renner 37th, 12:50
Nate Sham 38th,12:53

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Hapov Hour:
5:00 - 6:30prn
Mon. - Fri.
I
Tailgate Party
at Scotty Field
The Scotty Booster Club
will be hosting a Tailgate
Party starting at 6 p.m. at the
tailgate area at Scotty Field.
Come to the game early and
enjoy all-you-can-eat chili
& a drink for just $4 per
person.
Kickoff with Wolf Point
will be at 7 p.m. Kick some
you-know-what, Scotties!
If you want to see some
volleyball, there will be
plenty of it here tomorrow as
the Scotties host the Glasgow
Invitational at St. Raphael's
Gymnasium. The Scotties
are now 8-0 in match play
following their victory over
Malta last night to remain
tops in the 7-B conference.
A few copper facts'
Copper was the first metal to be used by humans.
Copper weapons have been found dating as far back as
7,000 years ago.
Silver is the only metal that conducts electricity better
than copper.
During the summer of 2006, the price of copper shot
so high that air conditioning coils, copper statues, even
antennas were stolen from homes and buildings to be
melted down.
To prevent a shortage of coins and illegal melting,
the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago suggested in its
Februaty 2007 letter gradually taking the penny out of
circulation.
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friday funnies by Tuck
Ole and Sven were drinking buddies who worked
as aircraft mechanics in Minneapolis. One day the
airport was fogged in and they were stuck in the hangar
with nothing to do. Ole said, "I vish ve had somethin ta
drink!"
Sven says, "Me too. Y'know, I've hear you can
drink dat yet fuel an get a buzz. Ya vanna try it?"
So they pour themselves a couple of glasses of high
octane hooch and got completely smashed. Next morning
Ole woke up and is surprised at how good he feels. In fact
he feels GREAT! NO hangover! NO bad side effects.
Nothing!
The phone rang. It was Sven. "How iss you feelin
dis mornin?" Sven inquires.
Ole says, "I feel great. How bout you?"
Sven says, "I feel great, too. Ya don't have no
hangover?"
Ole says, "No dat yet fuel iss great stuff -- no
hangover, nothin. Ve oughta do dis more often."
Sven agreed."Yeah, vell, but dere's yust vun ting."
Ole asked, "Vat's dat?"
Sven questioned, "Haff you farted yet?"
Ole stopped to think. "No..."
"Vell, DON'T," Sven warned, "'cause I'm in
Milvaukee!"
Doctor: "It's no good. I can't find anything wrong
with you. It must just be the effects of drinking."
Patient: "I'll come back when you're sober then!"
Northern Lites
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September 29,
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FREE PRIZES AND FOOD^
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ten years. One day a gorgeous blonde woman wearing a
wet suit and scuba suit arrives at the island. She comes
up to the chap and she says, "How long has it been since
P I - I II you had a cigarette?"
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Then she asks. "How long has it been since you had
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her waterproof pocket on the right, pulls out a bottle of
0 0 ' Jack Daniels and gives it to him. He takes a long swallow
I and says, "Wow, that is fantastic!"
Then she starts unzipping this long zipper that runs
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,me,
per person per day limit how long has it been since YOU had some real fun?"
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