Future Reds are headed for District - Glasgow Montana
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good evening . . .<br />
Volume 14, Number 147 Wednesday, June 18,2008<br />
<strong>Future</strong> <strong>Reds</strong><br />
<strong>are</strong> <strong>headed</strong><br />
<strong>for</strong> <strong>District</strong><br />
The Hi-Line Babe Ruth<br />
League Tournament gets<br />
underway Friday at the Scobey<br />
Ball Park with a pair of teams<br />
representing <strong>Glasgow</strong>.<br />
The top two teams of the<br />
tournament feature the Coca-<br />
Cola of <strong>Glasgow</strong> and the<br />
Scobey Giants, both sporting<br />
10-2 records. The Giants have<br />
the top seeding of the seventeam<br />
tourney bracket as, after<br />
splitting a double header on<br />
Saturday at Bill Connors<br />
Field - each team with the<br />
same number of runs in the<br />
two games played - it came<br />
down to heads or tails.<br />
"We lost two coin flips<br />
on the same day," Becky Stein<br />
chuckled, "but hey, we'll get<br />
'em."<br />
Also in the hunt <strong>for</strong> the<br />
district title will be: Sheridan<br />
Dental (6-6), Farm Equipment<br />
Sales (6-6). Culbertson (4-8),<br />
Wolf Point Mosquitoes (3-9)<br />
and Diamond B (3-9).<br />
Games begin at noon<br />
Friday with #3 Sheridan vs.<br />
Wolf Point. #2 <strong>Glasgow</strong><br />
Coke takes on #7 Diamond B<br />
at 2:30 and #4 FES deals with<br />
Culbertson at 5:OO. Scobey<br />
meets the WolfPointlSheridan<br />
winner at 7:30 to conclude<br />
Friday's action. Should both<br />
<strong>Glasgow</strong> teams win their<br />
openers, they would meet<br />
each other at 9:30 Saturday<br />
morning. We'll try to get a<br />
bracket in tomorrow's GEG.<br />
Coca-Cola contenders, back row, left to right: Coach Jesse Mclntyre, Jeff Irving, Jon Page,<br />
Kyle Stein, Derek Hopkins, Ryan Bergtoll and Kaoki Winsky. Front row: Josh Mclntyre,<br />
Jonathan Braaten, Mario Winsky, Steven Jimison, Kori Meiers and Jacob Renner.
f Thank you to \<br />
( Dan Cam & Parnida I I<br />
I <strong>for</strong> the use of the parking<br />
lot <strong>for</strong> our car wash.<br />
( And thank you <strong>for</strong> those ( I<br />
on-smokrng Bar1 R<br />
who brouShf in your d ii<br />
cars and supported us.<br />
\Babe Ruth Baseball)<br />
IF<br />
Trips planned by VC Transit<br />
Valley County Transit is making transportation available<br />
to the summer tour of <strong>Montana</strong> Shakespe<strong>are</strong> in the Parks<br />
well-known tragedy Macbeth. This professional production<br />
is offered at no cost to the public in Wolf Point on Sunday<br />
evening, July 13. Valley County Transit has planned to take<br />
passengers <strong>for</strong> a cost of only $10 per person.<br />
<strong>Montana</strong> Shakespe<strong>are</strong> in the Parks begins its 36th<br />
season of providing exceptional entertainment throughout<br />
the state. Remarkably self-sufficient, the touring company<br />
features 10 professional actors supported by a variety of<br />
designers and technicians who work together to bring theatre<br />
to communities that may otherwise not have access to it.<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation or to reserve a seat on the bus,<br />
call Valley County Transit at 228-TRIP (8747) by noon on<br />
Friday, July 1 1 th.<br />
Valley County Transit has planned a 3 day/2 night trip<br />
on July 22 - 24th to 4-Bears Casino in New Town, ND. Cost<br />
per person is only $1 05 (dbl) occupancy or $125 (sgl) which<br />
includes your bus transportation and motel room. The casino<br />
will provide the following: (2) Buy $30 in coins, get $20; (2)<br />
Buy $20 in coins, get $5. That is a total of $50 extra gambling<br />
money from the casino! Also, get free drink coupons, lattes,<br />
ice cream cones and other discounts. Reservations and<br />
payment <strong>are</strong> due by Friday, July I l th. Call Valley County<br />
Transit at 228-TRIP (8747) to reserve your seat.<br />
I<br />
BIG MOVING SALE: 6 pc.<br />
bedroon. -21, dressers, bookshelves,<br />
Barbies, lamps, Christmas<br />
items, tennis equipment,<br />
camping items, & much more!<br />
SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 8 AM- ?<br />
HINSDALE, ACROSS FROM<br />
THE HINSDALE SCHOOL.<br />
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VALLEY COUNTY IS SEEKING<br />
an IT Service tech work on the<br />
Valley County computer systems.<br />
Contact can be by the hour, but<br />
VC would like to purchase services<br />
in block time increments<br />
so as to accommodate budgeting<br />
requirements. A resume<br />
with detailed references and<br />
job experience will be needed<br />
by sucessful bidder because of<br />
security requirements. Submit<br />
proposals to the office of Valley<br />
County Commissioners. All<br />
proposals will be considered and<br />
decision will be made by July<br />
1. 2008. CALL 228-6219 FOR<br />
MORE INFORMATION.<br />
EPA Rated @ 30 mpg city & 38<br />
mpg hwy., still under warrenty.<br />
CALL 228-2016.<br />
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HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bedroom,<br />
2 bath, office, double<br />
garage, 2400 sq. ft., recently<br />
remodeled, deck, patio, landscaped<br />
& fenced yard. 108<br />
BONNIE. CALL 228-9041 OR<br />
724-731 1<br />
woo00<br />
APARTMENT FOR RENT:<br />
Delightful. Quiet. AVAILABLE<br />
NOW! Large 2 bedroomll.5<br />
bath. A/C. Quality neighbors.<br />
Laundry room. Section 8 considered.<br />
One of our nicer units!<br />
$365. CALL 360-750-6746,<br />
230-0650, 228-8605.<br />
woo00<br />
INDEPENDENCE BANK is<br />
now accepting bids through<br />
June 20th on: 2003 MacDon<br />
Swather, 1998 New Holland<br />
Baler, 2004 Vermeer Rake, and<br />
a White Tractor. CALL LES AT<br />
406-265-1 241.<br />
Thursday, June 19th<br />
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm<br />
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FOR SALE: 2006 Toyota Corolla,<br />
36K miles, auto., 4-door,<br />
Ogcning Fridy, Ixne 20<br />
H&3 2@ Chaqce 2@ Haqd<br />
s:,<br />
-. p<br />
& Arltiqhe Shop<br />
37h. z E<br />
(&>iext to E/rrch's Frc)<br />
Sundav, June 22nd-6:OO~rn<br />
speaker Ed Smelser '<br />
Monday, June 23rd-<br />
8:30am-3:OOpm<br />
Sessions 1-5 (lunch ~rovided)<br />
I I<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation call<br />
228-2694 or visit<br />
www.bridges<strong>for</strong>peace.com
~ All<br />
A77N: Cattlemen<br />
Workshop here Tuesday<br />
Dr. Lynn Locatelli, D.V.M, will be putting on<br />
a cattle management seminar on Tuesday, June 24th<br />
at the <strong>Glasgow</strong> Elks Club.<br />
Dr. Locatelli's Nebraska-based company,<br />
Cattlexpressions, emphasizes low-stress cattle<br />
handling and pre-weaning health strategies.<br />
Cattlexpressions is an organization focused on<br />
promoting the health and well-being of livestock<br />
through the process, application and education of<br />
low stress handling.<br />
The human element has tremendous influence<br />
on the health, welf<strong>are</strong> and per<strong>for</strong>mance of production<br />
animals. It makes logical and economic sense to<br />
train c<strong>are</strong>givers to create positive interactions with<br />
livestock. Sinceall humancontactwithanimalsshapes<br />
their subsequent behavior, learning body language<br />
to communicate with livestock enables c<strong>are</strong>givers<br />
to work safely, effectively and encourages animals<br />
to express their true state of health. Successful<br />
human-animal partnerships <strong>are</strong> based on MUTUAL<br />
trust, respect and communication. The c<strong>are</strong>giver's<br />
attitude, behavior and skills significantly influence<br />
job satisfaction as well as the behavior, welf<strong>are</strong> and<br />
per<strong>for</strong>mance of production animals.<br />
The workshop starts at 10 a.m. and concludes<br />
at 4:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided as well as a<br />
social hour at the conclusion of the seminar. There<br />
is no charge to attend.<br />
The workshop is sponsored by Pfizer, <strong>Montana</strong><br />
Land Reliance, the Valley County Grazing <strong>District</strong>s,<br />
Farm Credit Services and Wells Fargo Bank.<br />
The WORX<br />
700 112 1st Ave. No. 228-4474<br />
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+&EN ON SUNDAY s !<br />
Startlng June 22nd<br />
loam-2pm<br />
SATURDAY SPECIAL:<br />
Rent on a Saturday,<br />
kcp tt'tll Mondayl<br />
NEW VIDEO GAMES<br />
ARRIVING THIS WEEK!<br />
We dl1 mt notwe Me8<br />
fm fhcsa epIrI6.<br />
I Ham 8 Au ~Iautin Potatoes 1<br />
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1 Cajun Prime<br />
$15 =<br />
1 weekly Dinner<br />
Steak 5 ecial<br />
I0 oz.Mex P can Rub<br />
Style Sirloin<br />
wlchoice of potato<br />
or salad bar<br />
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pkrrrip~ County<br />
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on ~ U N 21 Q & 22 at &he<br />
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1 EXTENDED LIQUOR & WINE SELECTION 1<br />
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98 Hwy. 2 East - <strong>Glasgow</strong>. MT - 228-4622 I<br />
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1 All at our nedo>ation - 98 Hwv. 2 East :. :, e I<br />
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*... ~uildine owners who called or came io offer their ... ~ ro&tv to rent.<br />
... My great employees: Lee, Lynda, and Carol, who went above and beyond.<br />
... The new landlords, Wee and Jodi. ... My relatives<br />
and friends who brought how trailen, pickups and trailers and many willing hands.<br />
Thuds to Leon. Rub, Bryce, Tory, Tehya, Lclrry Ross, Jody. Cody,<br />
Kaylee, Paul, Jodie. Gage, and Narhun <strong>for</strong> all your back-breaking work in our time of need.<br />
Yuu <strong>are</strong> all so much appreciated.<br />
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lunc 21: "Test & Tune"-I0 AM-I Noor1<br />
& I I'M-? - $20 fee<br />
lunc 22: T~me Tr~als- 9 AM-I2 Noon<br />
Eliminations I PM<br />
Fces: Super Pro & Pro. $45:<br />
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~~bitsrnan &Novice,$2S; High School. $10;<br />
test & tunes. $20.<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:<br />
406-654-1 132 OR 406-654-1 477<br />
OR VISIT WEBSITE AT WWW.PCMOTORSPORTS.ORG<br />
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I
14th Amual Longest Dam Raae<br />
Jme 21,2008 at Fort Peck We<br />
Benton Carison<br />
W~nner of the 2008<br />
Longest Dam Race<br />
T-sh~rt Contest<br />
Entry fee: $25 <strong>for</strong> each participant - One event $15 <strong>for</strong> each<br />
participant 14 years old or younger. $5 <strong>for</strong> each additional event<br />
7:OOam Registration begins at Kiwanis Park<br />
8:OOam lOK Run<br />
9: 15am 5K RunIWal k<br />
9:25am Novice Bike Race<br />
10:30am 1 mile ~~alklrun<br />
1 1 :30am Picnic in the Park<br />
12:OOpm Awards Ceremony<br />
Registration includes t-shirt, lunch, and awards!<br />
Sponsored By:<br />
Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital - Culligan - Fort Peck Summer<br />
Theatre - Nemont - MT National Guard - <strong>Glasgow</strong> Area of Commerce<br />
& Ag - KLTZIKLAN - Electronics PlusIRadioShack - Wells<br />
Fargo - First Community Bank<br />
For more in<strong>for</strong>mation contact <strong>Glasgow</strong> Area Chamber of Commerce & Ag.<br />
406-228-2222 406-228-2244 Fax<br />
www.glasgowmt.net Email: Chamber@glasgowmt.net<br />
I '<br />
SATURDAY JUNE 2818 2008<br />
1 AT THE SAGEBRUSH LOUNGE AND CASINO<br />
RULES MEETING AT 6:30 PM BEFORE<br />
I<br />
TOURNAMENT $TARTS<br />
I<br />
PROMPTLY AT 7:30PM<br />
I<br />
ENTRY FEE IS #SOeOO/TEAM*<br />
1 TO PRE-REGIfl'ER CALL XACIC AT<br />
I 228-8213 OR 263-2876<br />
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8<br />
I Moose says.. .<br />
1 Mike Maas, assistant to the assistant of the assistant<br />
1 general manager of the <strong>Glasgow</strong> Elks Lodge, wants<br />
1 everyone to know that another raffle is on its way<br />
to help with the buildi~g maintenance and repair.<br />
I "Yeah, we're gonna give away a Teton Big Game<br />
1 Grill," says Moose. Tickets will be 1/85 or 5/$20. The<br />
1 drawing will be held on September 20th. Moose says<br />
1 to stop by the <strong>Glasgow</strong> Elks Club <strong>for</strong> a cold one and<br />
take a sneak peek at the grill.
Off a+ Five,<br />
Subbec by Six<br />
by Roubie Younkin,<br />
MSU Extension Service<br />
Lamb Chops<br />
with Tomatoes<br />
8 lamb loin chops, cut 1<br />
inch thick<br />
Salt and ground black<br />
pepper<br />
1 8.8-ounce pouch<br />
cooked long grain rice<br />
4 medium roma<br />
tomatoes, cut up<br />
4 green onions cut into<br />
1 -inch pieces<br />
1 tablespoon snipped<br />
fresh oregano<br />
1 tablespoon balsamic<br />
vinegar<br />
Season chops with<br />
salt and pepper. Grill<br />
over medium coals until<br />
desired doneness.<br />
Meanwhile,<br />
microwave rice according<br />
to package directions. In a<br />
food processor, combine<br />
tomatoes, green onions,<br />
and oregano; process with<br />
onloff turns until coarsely<br />
chopped. Transfer to a<br />
bowl; stir in vinegar.<br />
Serve chops with rice<br />
and tomato mixture.<br />
Soup of the Day:<br />
Corn Chowder<br />
Beef A Roni<br />
' The Jungle Book 2 The Sworc.<br />
In the Stone Jack & Jlll vs.<br />
Re World Lwe & Other Dlsasters<br />
' Naked Brothers Band: Polar<br />
3ear My Mom'e New BoyMend<br />
Just Add Water Welcome<br />
Home Roscoe Jenklns Chaos<br />
Theory Fool'6 Gold<br />
is havlq e<br />
I Spa&effi Dinner (<br />
on<br />
Thursday, June iqfh<br />
at 5:30-6:30pm<br />
at the<br />
GIasflow Senior<br />
mucum<br />
mmmmm<br />
Wednesday Nights<br />
Starting at 7dOpm<br />
at the<br />
tmmmmsg<br />
ACROSS 43. Notion<br />
I. Great misery 45. Everything<br />
4. Pakistan's 48. 'Excellentl'<br />
kale 49. Convent<br />
8. Long, heroic members<br />
story 50. Die general<br />
12. Bird who gives 51. Kennedy and<br />
a hoot? Turner<br />
13. New Jersey 52. Receives<br />
ca9ers 53. First-aid set<br />
14. Hilad6<br />
grwP<br />
15. lndiiual DOWN<br />
16. Bird home 1. Romance<br />
17. ~ ly an the (someone)<br />
handle 2. Be the<br />
18. A bbod -1 PWSSSOr of<br />
20. Round citrus 3. Ralses<br />
truit<br />
4. Daddy<br />
22. Work W a W<br />
FW<br />
orphan<br />
5. Percehred with<br />
24. Button the eyes<br />
elternathm<br />
25. Saibt's buddy<br />
26. Cut made by a<br />
letter opener<br />
27. Blue expanse<br />
a h us<br />
30. All finlshed<br />
31. Scale<br />
MWS<br />
32. Grape<br />
-rage<br />
33. Servicestetion<br />
supply<br />
34. Forest trail<br />
35. Genesis<br />
selling<br />
36. Food tins<br />
37. Makes (ale)<br />
38. Aclivn's<br />
wtcome<br />
41. Sketched<br />
42. Native of<br />
Mecca<br />
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I POTLUCK<br />
J<br />
Spaghetti Night-<br />
Open to Public<br />
6. '- later than<br />
you thinlC<br />
7. Bowl over<br />
8. Fragment<br />
9. W s Alda<br />
10. Social crowd<br />
1 1. Add to the<br />
poker pot<br />
19. Always<br />
21. Laboratory<br />
rodent<br />
22. Big-cp<br />
pdluhon<br />
23. Red-hot rock<br />
24. Venetlan-blind<br />
strips<br />
26. Skplng<br />
27. Place <strong>for</strong> a<br />
game of<br />
m t c h<br />
28. Was aw<strong>are</strong> oi<br />
29. Strong desires<br />
32. '?he Way<br />
we -"<br />
34. Good buddy<br />
36. Sugar lumps<br />
37. Orchestra.<br />
section<br />
38. Rapids rider<br />
39. Pennsylvania<br />
port<br />
40. Sahara grains<br />
41. Fender<br />
depression<br />
44. Payable,<br />
rent<br />
46. Hawailan<br />
wreath<br />
47. =- yourself<br />
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Can you be a big $$ winner?<br />
The buzz this past week has been the Scotty<br />
wrestling program, complete with a happy ending.<br />
Now we've got some more wrestling buzz. How<br />
would you like to win some cash? Find out how in<br />
tomorrow's GEG.<br />
D.C. trippers to meet tomorrow<br />
The next Washington, D.C. Trip meeting will be<br />
on Thursday, June 19th at 7:00 p.m. at the <strong>Glasgow</strong><br />
High School.<br />
This should wet your whistle<br />
A very successful event last year has them doing it<br />
again! ! !<br />
TheFortPeckInterpretiveCenter will be sponsoring<br />
its 2nd annual action packed WATER CARNIVAL on<br />
Saturday, June 28th. Sign-up is at 10:OO a.m. and all<br />
programs run until 3:00 at the 1 st Swimming Dredge in<br />
Fort Peck. Join the Park Rangers <strong>for</strong> a fun-filled day of<br />
water safety. The Safety Booths will run throughout the<br />
day.<br />
Electric mini-boat driving after the completion of<br />
water safety booths will also run all day. Life jackets<br />
will be provided.<br />
Other activities will include making homemade ice<br />
cream, blasting off homemade water rockets, popping<br />
water balloons to measuring rainfall, t-shirt printing<br />
and painting and more!<br />
Appearances also from SEAMOOR the water<br />
safety robot and BOBBER the water safety dog! The<br />
last event will be the goodie filled piiiatas at 2:30 p.m.<br />
All events free and open to the public. Call the<br />
Interpretive Center <strong>for</strong> questions 526-3493.<br />
But be<strong>for</strong>e the Water Carnival ... ~<br />
This weekend's activities at the Fort Peck<br />
Interpretive Center <strong>are</strong> as follows:<br />
Saturday, June 21st<br />
1:00 p.m. - Horns, Skulls, and Furs: Test your<br />
knowledge of the "locals" Hands on fun with the fur, 1<br />
teeth, antlers, quills and more of our <strong>are</strong>a wildlife.<br />
3:00 p.m. - Flower Power: Learn all about our native<br />
flowers while making your own flower press.<br />
7:30 p.m. - Amphitheatre Program: Glen Guenther<br />
from the Fish &Wildlife Service will present a program<br />
on fire safety.<br />
Sunday, June 22nd<br />
10:OO-3:00 p.m. - Crawling Critters: Make your own<br />
creepy crawly critter.<br />
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nolo CATERS!<br />
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309 znD<br />
gLascow RvE. so.<br />
x 228-2233<br />
do sTAg/doE STEAK<br />
d~gh~ od<br />
Thursday, jude rg~h<br />
RLSO LOOKI& <strong>for</strong> VOLU~T~~S<br />
TO<br />
h s ~ gq p wndy <strong>for</strong> The<br />
RLL-CLRSS mud~od.<br />
BIG<br />
Promotion<br />
SAVINGS<br />
CALL Rick <strong>for</strong><br />
more info!<br />
- &'ah<br />
SHOPIN NETW ORK<br />
TOWN!! Better TV <strong>for</strong> all.<br />
IT'S TIME TO CALL<br />
RICK<br />
263-1205<br />
REYES<br />
Electror~ics<br />
Sunday, June 22nd, &<br />
Friday, June 27th<br />
Peace of Harmony<br />
Massage<br />
has moved to<br />
Natural Image<br />
Hair StudioMlorx<br />
building.<br />
Open Mondays & Tuesdays<br />
or by appointment.<br />
call 263-2340