Future Reds are headed for District - Glasgow Montana

good evening . . .
Volume 14, Number 147 Wednesday, June 18,2008
Future Reds
are headed
for District
The Hi-Line Babe Ruth
League Tournament gets
underway Friday at the Scobey
Ball Park with a pair of teams
representing Glasgow.
The top two teams of the
tournament feature the Coca-
Cola of Glasgow and the
Scobey Giants, both sporting
10-2 records. The Giants have
the top seeding of the seventeam
tourney bracket as, after
splitting a double header on
Saturday at Bill Connors
Field - each team with the
same number of runs in the
two games played - it came
down to heads or tails.
"We lost two coin flips
on the same day," Becky Stein
chuckled, "but hey, we'll get
'em."
Also in the hunt for the
district title will be: Sheridan
Dental (6-6), Farm Equipment
Sales (6-6). Culbertson (4-8),
Wolf Point Mosquitoes (3-9)
and Diamond B (3-9).
Games begin at noon
Friday with #3 Sheridan vs.
Wolf Point. #2 Glasgow
Coke takes on #7 Diamond B
at 2:30 and #4 FES deals with
Culbertson at 5:OO. Scobey
meets the WolfPointlSheridan
winner at 7:30 to conclude
Friday's action. Should both
Glasgow teams win their
openers, they would meet
each other at 9:30 Saturday
morning. We'll try to get a
bracket in tomorrow's GEG.
Coca-Cola contenders, back row, left to right: Coach Jesse Mclntyre, Jeff Irving, Jon Page,
Kyle Stein, Derek Hopkins, Ryan Bergtoll and Kaoki Winsky. Front row: Josh Mclntyre,
Jonathan Braaten, Mario Winsky, Steven Jimison, Kori Meiers and Jacob Renner.

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( Dan Cam & Parnida I I
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lot for our car wash.
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who brouShf in your d ii
cars and supported us.
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Trips planned by VC Transit
Valley County Transit is making transportation available
to the summer tour of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks
well-known tragedy Macbeth. This professional production
is offered at no cost to the public in Wolf Point on Sunday
evening, July 13. Valley County Transit has planned to take
passengers for a cost of only $10 per person.
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks begins its 36th
season of providing exceptional entertainment throughout
the state. Remarkably self-sufficient, the touring company
features 10 professional actors supported by a variety of
designers and technicians who work together to bring theatre
to communities that may otherwise not have access to it.
For more information or to reserve a seat on the bus,
call Valley County Transit at 228-TRIP (8747) by noon on
Friday, July 1 1 th.
Valley County Transit has planned a 3 day/2 night trip
on July 22 - 24th to 4-Bears Casino in New Town, ND. Cost
per person is only $1 05 (dbl) occupancy or $125 (sgl) which
includes your bus transportation and motel room. The casino
will provide the following: (2) Buy $30 in coins, get $20; (2)
Buy $20 in coins, get $5. That is a total of $50 extra gambling
money from the casino! Also, get free drink coupons, lattes,
ice cream cones and other discounts. Reservations and
payment are due by Friday, July I l th. Call Valley County
Transit at 228-TRIP (8747) to reserve your seat.
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BIG MOVING SALE: 6 pc.
bedroon. -21, dressers, bookshelves,
Barbies, lamps, Christmas
items, tennis equipment,
camping items, & much more!
SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 8 AM- ?
HINSDALE, ACROSS FROM
THE HINSDALE SCHOOL.
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VALLEY COUNTY IS SEEKING
an IT Service tech work on the
Valley County computer systems.
Contact can be by the hour, but
VC would like to purchase services
in block time increments
so as to accommodate budgeting
requirements. A resume
with detailed references and
job experience will be needed
by sucessful bidder because of
security requirements. Submit
proposals to the office of Valley
County Commissioners. All
proposals will be considered and
decision will be made by July
1. 2008. CALL 228-6219 FOR
MORE INFORMATION.
EPA Rated @ 30 mpg city & 38
mpg hwy., still under warrenty.
CALL 228-2016.
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HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bedroom,
2 bath, office, double
garage, 2400 sq. ft., recently
remodeled, deck, patio, landscaped
& fenced yard. 108
BONNIE. CALL 228-9041 OR
724-731 1
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APARTMENT FOR RENT:
Delightful. Quiet. AVAILABLE
NOW! Large 2 bedroomll.5
bath. A/C. Quality neighbors.
Laundry room. Section 8 considered.
One of our nicer units!
$365. CALL 360-750-6746,
230-0650, 228-8605.
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INDEPENDENCE BANK is
now accepting bids through
June 20th on: 2003 MacDon
Swather, 1998 New Holland
Baler, 2004 Vermeer Rake, and
a White Tractor. CALL LES AT
406-265-1 241.
Thursday, June 19th
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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FOR SALE: 2006 Toyota Corolla,
36K miles, auto., 4-door,
Ogcning Fridy, Ixne 20
H&3 2@ Chaqce 2@ Haqd
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& Arltiqhe Shop
37h. z E
(&>iext to E/rrch's Frc)
Sundav, June 22nd-6:OO~rn
speaker Ed Smelser '
Monday, June 23rd-
8:30am-3:OOpm
Sessions 1-5 (lunch ~rovided)
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For more information call
228-2694 or visit
www.bridgesforpeace.com

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A77N: Cattlemen
Workshop here Tuesday
Dr. Lynn Locatelli, D.V.M, will be putting on
a cattle management seminar on Tuesday, June 24th
at the Glasgow Elks Club.
Dr. Locatelli's Nebraska-based company,
Cattlexpressions, emphasizes low-stress cattle
handling and pre-weaning health strategies.
Cattlexpressions is an organization focused on
promoting the health and well-being of livestock
through the process, application and education of
low stress handling.
The human element has tremendous influence
on the health, welfare and performance of production
animals. It makes logical and economic sense to
train caregivers to create positive interactions with
livestock. Sinceall humancontactwithanimalsshapes
their subsequent behavior, learning body language
to communicate with livestock enables caregivers
to work safely, effectively and encourages animals
to express their true state of health. Successful
human-animal partnerships are based on MUTUAL
trust, respect and communication. The caregiver's
attitude, behavior and skills significantly influence
job satisfaction as well as the behavior, welfare and
performance of production animals.
The workshop starts at 10 a.m. and concludes
at 4:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided as well as a
social hour at the conclusion of the seminar. There
is no charge to attend.
The workshop is sponsored by Pfizer, Montana
Land Reliance, the Valley County Grazing Districts,
Farm Credit Services and Wells Fargo Bank.
The WORX
700 112 1st Ave. No. 228-4474
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98 Hwy. 2 East - Glasgow. MT - 228-4622 I
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*... ~uildine owners who called or came io offer their ... ~ ro&tv to rent.
... My great employees: Lee, Lynda, and Carol, who went above and beyond.
... The new landlords, Wee and Jodi. ... My relatives
and friends who brought how trailen, pickups and trailers and many willing hands.
Thuds to Leon. Rub, Bryce, Tory, Tehya, Lclrry Ross, Jody. Cody,
Kaylee, Paul, Jodie. Gage, and Narhun for all your back-breaking work in our time of need.
Yuu are all so much appreciated.
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lunc 21: "Test & Tune"-I0 AM-I Noor1
& I I'M-? - $20 fee
lunc 22: T~me Tr~als- 9 AM-I2 Noon
Eliminations I PM
Fces: Super Pro & Pro. $45:
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test & tunes. $20.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:
406-654-1 132 OR 406-654-1 477
OR VISIT WEBSITE AT WWW.PCMOTORSPORTS.ORG
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14th Amual Longest Dam Raae
Jme 21,2008 at Fort Peck We
Benton Carison
W~nner of the 2008
Longest Dam Race
T-sh~rt Contest
Entry fee: $25 for each participant - One event $15 for each
participant 14 years old or younger. $5 for each additional event
7:OOam Registration begins at Kiwanis Park
8:OOam lOK Run
9: 15am 5K RunIWal k
9:25am Novice Bike Race
10:30am 1 mile ~~alklrun
1 1 :30am Picnic in the Park
12:OOpm Awards Ceremony
Registration includes t-shirt, lunch, and awards!
Sponsored By:
Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital - Culligan - Fort Peck Summer
Theatre - Nemont - MT National Guard - Glasgow Area of Commerce
& Ag - KLTZIKLAN - Electronics PlusIRadioShack - Wells
Fargo - First Community Bank
For more information contact Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Ag.
406-228-2222 406-228-2244 Fax
www.glasgowmt.net Email: Chamber@glasgowmt.net
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SATURDAY JUNE 2818 2008
1 AT THE SAGEBRUSH LOUNGE AND CASINO
RULES MEETING AT 6:30 PM BEFORE
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ENTRY FEE IS #SOeOO/TEAM*
1 TO PRE-REGIfl'ER CALL XACIC AT
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I Moose says.. .
1 Mike Maas, assistant to the assistant of the assistant
1 general manager of the Glasgow Elks Lodge, wants
1 everyone to know that another raffle is on its way
to help with the buildi~g maintenance and repair.
I "Yeah, we're gonna give away a Teton Big Game
1 Grill," says Moose. Tickets will be 1/85 or 5/$20. The
1 drawing will be held on September 20th. Moose says
1 to stop by the Glasgow Elks Club for a cold one and
take a sneak peek at the grill.

Off a+ Five,
Subbec by Six
by Roubie Younkin,
MSU Extension Service
Lamb Chops
with Tomatoes
8 lamb loin chops, cut 1
inch thick
Salt and ground black
pepper
1 8.8-ounce pouch
cooked long grain rice
4 medium roma
tomatoes, cut up
4 green onions cut into
1 -inch pieces
1 tablespoon snipped
fresh oregano
1 tablespoon balsamic
vinegar
Season chops with
salt and pepper. Grill
over medium coals until
desired doneness.
Meanwhile,
microwave rice according
to package directions. In a
food processor, combine
tomatoes, green onions,
and oregano; process with
onloff turns until coarsely
chopped. Transfer to a
bowl; stir in vinegar.
Serve chops with rice
and tomato mixture.
Soup of the Day:
Corn Chowder
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Can you be a big $$ winner?
The buzz this past week has been the Scotty
wrestling program, complete with a happy ending.
Now we've got some more wrestling buzz. How
would you like to win some cash? Find out how in
tomorrow's GEG.
D.C. trippers to meet tomorrow
The next Washington, D.C. Trip meeting will be
on Thursday, June 19th at 7:00 p.m. at the Glasgow
High School.
This should wet your whistle
A very successful event last year has them doing it
again! ! !
TheFortPeckInterpretiveCenter will be sponsoring
its 2nd annual action packed WATER CARNIVAL on
Saturday, June 28th. Sign-up is at 10:OO a.m. and all
programs run until 3:00 at the 1 st Swimming Dredge in
Fort Peck. Join the Park Rangers for a fun-filled day of
water safety. The Safety Booths will run throughout the
day.
Electric mini-boat driving after the completion of
water safety booths will also run all day. Life jackets
will be provided.
Other activities will include making homemade ice
cream, blasting off homemade water rockets, popping
water balloons to measuring rainfall, t-shirt printing
and painting and more!
Appearances also from SEAMOOR the water
safety robot and BOBBER the water safety dog! The
last event will be the goodie filled piiiatas at 2:30 p.m.
All events free and open to the public. Call the
Interpretive Center for questions 526-3493.
But before the Water Carnival ... ~
This weekend's activities at the Fort Peck
Interpretive Center are as follows:
Saturday, June 21st
1:00 p.m. - Horns, Skulls, and Furs: Test your
knowledge of the "locals" Hands on fun with the fur, 1
teeth, antlers, quills and more of our area wildlife.
3:00 p.m. - Flower Power: Learn all about our native
flowers while making your own flower press.
7:30 p.m. - Amphitheatre Program: Glen Guenther
from the Fish &Wildlife Service will present a program
on fire safety.
Sunday, June 22nd
10:OO-3:00 p.m. - Crawling Critters: Make your own
creepy crawly critter.
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IT'S TIME TO CALL
RICK
263-1205
REYES
Electror~ics
Sunday, June 22nd, &
Friday, June 27th
Peace of Harmony
Massage
has moved to
Natural Image
Hair StudioMlorx
building.
Open Mondays & Tuesdays
or by appointment.
call 263-2340