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Volume 13, Number 172 Friday, July 27, 2007
Meet you at the Meet
Swim meets aren't just for the competition; as the East Divisional Tournament takes place
they also offer a great opportunity to make the in Glasgow July 28 & 29. It will be non-stop
acquaintance of new friends over the course action all weekend, and the public is invited to
of the summer just as these girls have done come watch, cheer the kids on and pay a visit
including (from left) Khloe Krumwiede and to the highly reputable Glasgow Kiwanis Swim
Andrea Hansen from Glasgow, Plentywood's Team concession stand for some great snacks
Paige Harris, and Scobey's Chye Handran. or a delicious lunch. The State Swim Meet will
They'll be getting together again this weekend be held in Lewistown August 4th & 5th.
might help to cool you down The poem "Summer",
Inside today's GEG:
and and make you appreciate written by Abigail Elizabeth
We found a beautiful the sultry season just a little Melntyre, can be found on
summer poem and thought it bit more. page 2.

Director: Michael Bay
Screenplay: Roberto Orci.
Alex Kurtzman. John Rogers
Director: Len Wiseman
Screenplay: Mark Bomback
Cast: Bruce Willis, Justin Long,
Timothy Olyphant. Maggie Q
action ride. In a season overflowing with CGI
Our world will be changed on July 4
when aliens make Earth their final
battleground in Transformers. As
the forces of evil seek the key to
ultimate power, our last chance for
survival rests in the hands of young
W M / / L / / C V / FARMER'S MARKET: Fresh HORSE TRIMMING and Eauine HELP WANTED: Part-time
Poetry by
peas, beans, new potatoes, zuchi- massage therapy available. CALL
ni, beets, fresh baked goods, jams
Ahiguil El;zlrbell~
& jellies, See you SATURDAY,
RED ROCK PLAZA.
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Crap!
It's \Hot!
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GARAGE SALE: Saturday, July
28, 8am-12noon at the Valley
Event Center. PROCEEDS WILL
GO TO RELAY FOR LIFE. Something
for everyone. Kid's clothing,
furniture, misc..
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MOVING SALE: Recliner, coffee
table, bedroom set, knick-knacks,
clothes. Everything must go!
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, July 27th
& 28th, 9 AM- 4:30 PM. 539-6TH
AVE. SO.
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GARAGE SALE: Lots of brand
name clothing-boys, girls, & womens,
Disney movies, furniture, ice
auger, & motorcycle. FRIDAY, July
27th, 4-7 PM and SATURDAY, July
28th, 7 AM- Noon. 10 ANGUS.
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YARD SALE: SATURDAY, July
28th, 9 AM-1 PM. 937 6TH AVE.
SO.
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GARAGE SALE:
SPRAY FOAM INSLlMTlON
Providing 30 years of Experience
J Looking for an excellent insulation?
how to leaky
* We Offer many d'efent types Of foam
8 coatings.
SATURDAY,
July 28, 814 3RD AVE. SO. (In
Alley). 8 AM- 1 PM.
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GARAGE SALE: Boys, girls,
& adult clothes: toys, furniture,
household items, Barbies, Rescue
Heroes, adult and children's
books. & vard equipment. SATUR-
DAY, ~ ~ 1 ~ AM- 2 812 ~ Noon. 7 705
406-461 -2305.
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ANDERSON ROOFING: We have
been around the area for 30 years.
Specializing in hot tar and shingles
roofing. CALL MARK AT 228-8166
OR 406-232-1352.
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HELP WANTED: Early evening
& weekend shifls available at the
PARK GROVE BAR & CAFE.
CONTACT KIM OR LARRY AT
526-3252.
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MAINTENANCE PERSON for
Glasgow apartment complex.
Experience plumbing, electrical,
& general building repair; yard
maintenance. Must be timely and
responsible. CALL 360-750-6746
OR 406-230-0650.
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DIRECTV SATELLITE INSTALL-
ERS: The largest installer for
DirecTV needs installers! $700-
$900+ per week earning potential!
Paid training, benefits. &
discounted basic satellite service!
Must own pickup, SUV, or van
and have valid DL. CALL 800-
805-8570 EXT. 881 4 or email
your name & number to sdavis@
iwcom.net. EOE.
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HELP WANTED: Part-time to
full-time clerkldeli helper. Evenings
and Saturdays. Fun place to work.
Must be 18 years old and older.
STOP BY FLICKS FOR AN AP-
PLICATION.
GLASGOW FLOWER SHOP
worker. Must be available for
holiday hours and to lift 20-40
pounds, Wage DOE. APPLY AT
GLASGOW JOB SERVICE.
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FOR SALE: Full size, light brown.
suede, hide- a- bed, couch in good
condition. CALL 263-8848 AF-
TER 3:30 PM OR 228-9560 AND
LEAVE MESSAGE.
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FOR SALE: Noxious weed & seed
free hay. Square bales. CALL
648-5533.
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HOUSE FOR SALE: New, 3 bedroom,
2 bath, full basement, 2 car
detached garage, 1-112 acre. 146
CARLSON ROAD, SOUTH OF
NASHUA. CALL 406-746-3385
FOR DETAILS.
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FOR SALE: 2004 Ford Expedition
Eddie Bauer Edition. Less than
49,000 miles, remote start, clean,
excellent condition, new tires, tan
leather interior, entertainment
center. Asking $22,000. CALL
228-4325 AFTER 6PM.
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WANTED: Older, used, or broken
computers and electrical items. Will
pick up. CALL 406-230-0001.
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FOUND: Prescription eye glasses
& case at Dredge Cuts on Saturday,
July 21. IDENTIFY & CLAIM
AT 228-2747 and leave message

Former Glasgow resident to
speak at wellness symposium
The Women's
Resource Center's
second annual
wellness symposium
is scheduled
for August 18,
2007 at the Evan-
gelical Church
in Glasgow This
year promises to
be filled with entertainment,
education
and enthusiasm
for the par-
Judy Wright owns
ticipants.
ArtichokePress.com
Workshops
will stress life skills to help women achieve their full
potential, no matter what their age or circumstances.
Noted motivational speaker Judy H. Wright, from
Missoula, MT will be giving a keynote on "You Are
a Beautiful Woman".
Judy H. Wright, Author, International Speaker
and Life Educator, owns and operates Artichokepress.
com. She runs a global online business from
her home office marketing eBooks, tele-classes,
newsletters, family coaching and a number of related
products. At www.ArtichokePress.com you will receive free articles
and a subscription to the ezine (newsletter) The
Artichoke-finding the heart of the story in the journey
of life.
A recent client said, "Being with Judy, whether in
person, print or tele-class is like having a cup of tea
with a loving Auntie who wants the best for you and
yours." You will find her presentations warm, witty
and packed with wisdom to make your life easier and
more abundant.
Judy and her family lived in Glasgow 1976-78
while her husband was assigned as vice commander of
Opheim radar station. They grew to love the country
and the people of this area.
Since 1998, the WRC has provided education
and advocacy support to thousands of individuals.
Services are offered to all community members
in Valley, Phillips, Daniels and Sheridan Counties
in Northeastern Montana. A volunteer Board of
Please see Wright, next page
Wanda Whisennand's
your food and picnic "stuff'
and enjoy the weather, fam-
Hope to see you there!
Wagoner
Roofing &
Fast, dependable service
Specializing in flat work
TPO, hot build-up & rubbe1
commerical & residental
Shingles
Wood Shingles
Licensed & Insured
Montana Resident serving
residental Montana
CALL
406-207-6284
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Summer Items
All SALE SATURDAY, JULY 2 8 ~
Priced! 850 AM - 530 PM
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TO Selection of
58Yfi1 OFF Athletic Shoes

1-800-367- 141 1
Diesel Fuel Propane
WHOLESALE, 1 NC.
1 Gasoline Bulk Oil
10% OFF ALL Month Long (JULY)
Stop in today and be one step ahead
of the fire season.
OF THE FOLLOWING HOME
8 WORKSHOP PRODUCTS:
John Deere Stainless Steel
Burner Barbeque Grills
John Deere Pressure Washers
John Deere Hand Tools
John Deere Generators
New - John Deere Compressorators
' generator and Air Compressor
in ONE machine
John Deere Power Tools
John Deere Air Compressors
Wright continued
Directors supports the WRC and their efforts in
making a difference in their communities.
The Women's Resource Center is able to continue
their work through grant funding opportunities,
special event fund-raisers and concerned community
members. We ask for your support of the WRC
through donations, volunteering or promoting their
work in your local community. Contact the WRC
at 406.228.8401 to find out how you can make a
difference by finding balance in your life!
Foradditional informationcontact: Kelly Hagfeldt,
406.228.8401, women4@nemont.net or Judy H.
Wright, 406.549.9813, J~ldy@ArtichokePress.com
Some Products We Do Not
Have In Our Store, But Are
Able To Special Order:
John Deere Stainless Steel Tool
Chests 8 Cabinets
WeUDry Vacuums
All-Weather Floor Mats
New Job-Site Radio
Safes: Ulltirnate Protection For
Your Valuables
where
Would
You Be. ..
Where would you be If:
-You had all the money
your heart desires?
- You had no worries?
- You came home and the
finest meal awaits you?
- Your bathwater had
been run?
-You had the perfect
kids?
-Your partner was
waiting for you with open
arms and kisses?
So, where would you be?
Well ......
HELLOOooo!!!!!!!!!
You'd be in the wrong
damn house!
Valley County Transit
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HOURS OF SERVICE:
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am to 5 pm
Saturdays 10 am to 3 pm
24 / 7 SERVICE
Call us for your travel
1 needs - spe-cia1 events
and out of town trips.
I

John Deere
to tlze Rescue!
Melinda Stewart's car broke
down the other day and she
needed to get to work. So she
borrowed her kid's wheels, a
battery-powered John Deere
utility four wheeler, and Carol
Dixon couldn't resist the
opportunity to snap a photo
of her dauntless daughter.
She made it to work at Pizza
Hut on time and even took a
trip to the bank - getting a
double look from a highway
patrol in the process- before
making her way back home.
With the great gas mileage
she got, we only hope her
kids get their wheels back.
Established in 1981/6
years of Experience
I NEW HORIZONS CONSTRUCTION I
\ Neil C. Larsen /
Moon Rockin' on Kid's Night Out
Ellis and Merlin McKean concentrate on painting their glowin-the
dark moon rocks during Kid's Night Out at the Northeast
Montana Children's Museum in Glasgow. Upcoming events
include Family Dino Camp on Thursday, August 9th, and
Kid's Night Out on Friday. August 24th. For more information
call the Children's Museum at 2284386 or Karla at 228-8439.
From the desk oi Neil C. Larsen:
If you live in Glasgow or the surrounding areas you
were probably affected by the recent hail storm, most
of you have already had your insurance adjuster out.
If they said your roof is damaged and are agreeing
to replace it then chances are the roof was severely
damaged and in many cases will not make it through
our harsh winter. Don't delay contracting your repairs
too long and risk the integrity of your home. Like me,
many of you were told by your adjuster to 'wait until
hail season is over before repairing your home" or
"your roof will make it through the winter". Is it really
worth the risk? Most insurance companies onlyallow
one year for completing the repairs and invoicing for
your depreciation. Why wait? Contact a local established
contractor who can handle the repairs before
winter. Make sure your contractor has workman's
compensation coverage on all employees, a general
liability policy in and they have local references
from the past three years.
CAU_ US today for your free inspection and
estimate
Ellis and Merlin are the happy and handsome little twins of
Andrew and Lih-An McKean.
228-8705 or 230- 1673.
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Fight the Bite!
July 26, 2007, the Department of Public
Health and Human Services notified the Valley County
Health Department stating that a pool of mosquitoes
which was setit into the state for identification for West
Nile Virus has tested positive in the Glasgow area.
"We really aren't surprised due to the increased
rainfall we received this spring and the hot weather
we are now experiencing", stated Vickie Bell, Valley
County Health Nurse. "However. now is the time to
take precautions to protect our~elves.~'
This includes preventing mosquito bites by
staying indoors during tlie dusk and dawn hours when
the ~nosquitoes are most active, wearing long sleeves
and long pants when outdoors, applying insect repellent
containing DEET. (Make sure to follow the instructions
carefully when applying to children. Repellents
containing DEET should not be used on infants less
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
Personal property taxes
are due by 500 pm on
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
and become delinquent
on August 1, 2007 and
draw interest at the rate
of 516 of 1% per month
from the time of delinquency
until paid and
2% will be added to the
than 2 months old.) And making sure to install or repair
window and door screens.
West Nile Virus is not a new disease and was
first discovered in 1937 in Uganda, Africa. It was
first identified in the United States in 1999 in the New
York City area and has been spreading westward by
moscli~itoes carrying the virus to tlie huriian population.
Since 2003 Valley County has had 20 confirmed human
cascs and 4 horses identified with West Nile.
What are the symptoliis of Wcst Nile virus?
Most people infected with West Nile virus do not
become ill. People with a mild infection may present
with fever. headache, eye pain, muscle aches, joint pain,
a rash on the trunk and swollen lymph nodes. In severe
cases sy~iiptolns include extreme muscle weakness,
inflammation of the brain (encephalitis), paralysis
and coma. In rare cases the infection may be fatal,
particularly in the elderly and people with other medical
conditions.
There is no specific treatment for West Nile
virus infection. A physician may prescribe medications
to relieve syliipto~ns of the illness. In severe cases,
hospitalization may be required.
Reducing ~iiosquito populations will also reduce
mosquito bites. The Valley County Mosquito District
which is publicly funded provides surveillance and
control llieasures to reduce mosquito populations by
eliminating nlosquito breeding habitat, mosquito larvae
or adults. The public can also take measures in their
own yards or property to eliminate standing water
where rriosquitoes breed. Soul.ces of standing water can
include old tires. metal cans, ceramic pots, clogged rain
gutters. wading pools, pool covers, and birdbaths.
For more information call the Valley County
Health Department at 228-6261.

new windows, new flooring, newly finished basement with family room,
I bedroom and bath. Large private backyard with room to build a garage. I
That's-a-one-a-big-a-mushroom!
No trick photography to it. The mushroom that Cade Anderson
is holding is a genuine, locally-grown three-pounder. The cap
is a solid 12 inches in diameter. The entire Smurffamily could
easy to tell the po~sonous ones, they're more colorful." We'll
take her word for it but as for me, I like going to visit Keithe
Thorson at Gordon's Foods to gather my mushrooms. (Just
curious, have you ever tried to say Keithe Thorson's name
10 times in a row at a rapid pace?)
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or the first time. The little girl was
fascinated by the stor?;, espe :cially the part where the punlpkin
turns into a golden coach. Suddenly she piped up, "Daddy,
when the punlpkin turned ir nto a golden coach, would that be
classed as income or a long -term capital gain?"
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friday funnies by Tuck
Question: 1--low many cavenieri does it take to change a
light bulb?
Answer: No one will ever know.
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Taxiing down the tarmac, the jetliner abruptly
stopped, turned around and returned to the gate. After an
1iou1--long wait, it final I! took off. A concerned passenger
asked tlic flight attendant, "\'hat mas the problerii?"
"The pilot \\as bothered by a noise he heard in the
engine," explained tlie flight attendant. "and it tooh us a
while to find a new pilot."
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As President Hush knows, colonoscopies are no
joke, but these comments during tlie exam were quite
hu~~iorous. A pliysiciari claimed tliat the following are
actual com~iients made by his patients (predominately
male) while lie was perfonning their colonoscopies:
"'l'ake it easy. Doc. You're boldly going where no rnan
has gone before!
"Find Amelia Earhart yet?"
"Can you hear rile NOW?"
"Are we there yet? Are we thcre yet? Are we there yet'?"
"You know. in Arkansas. we're now legally married."
"Any sign of tlic trapped miners; Chiel'!"
"You piit your left hand in. you take your left hand
0111 ...'*
"tley! Now 1 know Iioiv a Muppet feels!"
"ff your hand doesn't fit, you must quit!
"Hey Doc, let me know if 011 find my dignity."
"You used to be an executive at Enroll, didn't you4?"
And tlie best one ofall..
"Could you write a note for my \bit? saying that my lieaci
is not up there?"
There was a farmer who raised \vaternielons. He
was disturbed by some local kids who \\)auld sneak into
his watermelon patch at night and eat his watermelons.
Atier so~iie careful tliought he came up with a clever idea
tliat he thought \vould scare the kids away for sure.
So lie made up the sign arid posted it ill the field. The
next day the kids sliow up and they see this sign, it says:
"WARNING!! One of the watermelons in this field has
been injected with cyanide."
So the kids run off, make up their own sign and post it
next to the sign that tlie farmer made. The farmer shows LIP
the next week and wlien lie looks over tlie field he notices
tliat no watermelons are rnissing but he notices a new sign
next to his.
lie drives up to the sign which says: "WAKNlNG!!
Now there are two."
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Cream of Broccoli
Beef Barley Soups
Beef Quesadila
228-8006 Don ntown Glasgon