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for the Scotties Te Glasgow High SchoolJMG class is sponsoring a SuperHero Night this Friday, January30th when the Scotties host theGlendive Red Devils in somenonconerence basketball action.

Everyone is encouraged towear their super hero attire. Sodig through the closet or that oldHalloween super hero costume orplease take the time to build onerom odds & ends! Tere will be a drawing athalfime o the girls game andboys game or a chance to win amovie pass or one boy and onegirl.

Please come out and supportJMG and the Scotty varsitybasketball teams.

Prior to Friday nights games,the Scotties will be hostingSaco/Whitewater this Tursday,January 29th. Te Scotties were in Maltathis past Friday night where theMEttes would remain undeeatedwith a 60-24 victory and the Scottyboys got back on track ollowingTursdays loss to Sidney bydeeating the Mustangs 56-43. JMG students Wonder Woman (Breanna Barstad) and Super Girl (Darci Shipman)

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the Glasgow City County Library will have echNite with Brian Gregory on uesday, January 27th rom57 p.m. Te topic will be What is streaming and whatcan it do or me?. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Tech Nite Tuesday at the Library

Deer and Elk PermitApplications Available Montanas new 2015 hunting and fishing yearbegins March 1. Licenses and applications or residenand nonresident deer and elk hunting permits are nowavailable as o today (January 26th).

Deer and elk permit applications and inormationare also available online at wp.mt.gov; click March16Deer & Elk Permits. Te application deadline isMarch 16. FWP urges hunters to apply online. Its astconvenient and accurate, said Ron Aasheim, FWPspokesman in Helena. Nonresidents seeking to apply or big gamecombination, elk combination or deer combinationlicenses and deer and elk permits or the 2015 all

Montana hunting season can also apply online ordownload an application rom FWPs website. orequest an application by mail, write to: LicensingSection; Montana FWP; P.O. Box 200701, Helena M59620-0701; or call: 406-444-2950. Aasheim said May 1 is the deadline to apply ormoose, sheep, goat and bison licenses and June 1 orantlerless deer B and elk B licenses and antelope andantelope B licenses. Montanas upcoming hunting and fishing licenseyear runs rom March 1 to Feb. 29, 2016.

Books are Fun are back again with gif ideas oValentines Day. Stop in at the Glasgow City-County

Library and order through February 2, 2015. Itemmay be picked up on February 3rd.

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Got my concealed gun permit last week and went

over to the local sporting goods shop to get a small9mm or home protection.

When I was ready to pay or the gun and bullets,

the cashier said, Strip down, acing me.

Making a mental note to complain to the NRA

about the gun control wackos running amok, I did

just as she had instructed.

When the hysterical shrieking inally subsided, I

ound out she was reerring to how I should place my

credit card in the card reader... Jeesh!

Te Annual Kids Fishing Day, sponsored by theGlasgow/Fort Peck Chapter o Walleyes Unlimited, isSaturday, February 7th rom 9 a.m. to noon at HomeRun Pond. Tis event is or kids ages 14 and underfishing poles & tackle will be provided but kids may alsobring their own. For more inormation contact Seth at263-4555 or Ricci at 263-0240.

Hot dogs and fishing February 7th

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Tonight:Mostly clear, with a low around 34. Calm wind.

Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 51. Light westsouthwest wind.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 33.West northwest wind 3 to 7 mph.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 40. Northnorthwest wind 9 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21

mph.

Wednesday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.

West northwest wind 7 to 10 mph.

Thursday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 42. Light and

variable wind.

Thursday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32.

Friday:Mostly cloudy, with a high near 40.

Friday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 24.

Saturday:Mostly cloudy, with a high near 31.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23.

Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 36.

wo record high temperatures were set on Sundaywhile another record was tied. Te high in Malta Sundaywas 54 degrees, breaking the old record o 51 degrees set

in 2014. Te Port o Morgan reached 49 degrees. Tisbroke the old record o 46 degrees set in 2007. Glasgowtopped out at 50 degrees, tying the record first set in 2012and tied in 2014. Warm weather will continue throughuesday as a strong ridge o high pressure remains inplace to the west. A ew new high temperature recordscould be broken today and tomorrow.

Countdown to Super Bowl XLIX Te Super Bowl is a east or sore eyes or many revelers

Te event is the second highest day o ood consumptionafer Tanksgiving. Tis year, the National Chicken Council predicts thaolks will chow down on 1.25 billion o these finger ooddelights20 million more than last year. According to the Hass Avocado Board, over Super Bowweekend, approximately 100 million pounds o guacamolewill be eaten. When dipping in the potassium rich concoctionapproximately 14,500 tons o chips are chomped on. Beer stays steady in the number one spot as the mospreerred beverage to chug during the game (duh...), ollowedby soda and carbonated water.

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Sven and Ole got a job putting in telephone

poles. Ater the irst day, they were talking to the

oreman. he orman asked how many poles they

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Donna Lee Etchart passed away onJanuary 23, 2015 in Glasgow, Montana,surrounded by her amily. Donna Lee was born May 3, 1929 inBaylor, M to Lisle and Cecile urnacliSquires. She spent her irst yearsgrowing up on the Lisle Squires Farm inthe Wild Rose Community near Baylor.During the depression era o 1933 theamily moved to Glasgow. Lisle got a jobhelping construct the Fort Peck Dam, sothe amily then moved to the Fort Peckarea. Donna Lee went to West GalpinSchool and then the Fort Peck Schoolthrough the 8th grade. She graduatedrom Glasgow High School in 1947.

Afer working or a year, she attendedMacalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota.Tere she met her uture husband, MitchEtchart. Tey were married on September20, 1952. Tey had five children: Danielle,Rita, Paulette, Nancy and Paul.

Donna Lee was a antastic mother anda wonderul wie, always on the go andinterested and involved in her childrensactivities. In later years, she enjoyed hergrandchildrens sports and activities as well.

She loved going to the lake and ofen tookthe five kids and their riends boating orthe day. Donna Lee loved traveling, playingwhist and bridge, taking care o her flowersand doing crafs. Her interests includedceramics, knitting and crocheting, as wellas making beautiul decorative Christmaspieces. She was a member o the ValleyCounty Cowbelles, chairperson o the BeeCookoff, a long time American LegionAuxiliary member and a member o St.

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Raphaels Parish. She ofen cooked or thranch when they were trailing cattle. Her immediate amily includes hehusband Mitchel, Danielle (EinarAnderson and their children Angie (onyWatson, Lisa (orey) Swanson, & NicolAnderson (Will Metz); Rita (MitchGallagher and their children Toma(Abbey), Alyssa, & Alex Gallagher; PaulettEtchart (Jon Satre) and their children ErikAron, & Brooke Satre; Paul (Barb) Etcharand their children Evan, Emily, & EthanEtchart; and great grandchildren Lauren

Watson, Quinn & Connor Swanson, EalinGallagher, & Shelby Metz. She is precededin death by her parents, her brother HaroldSquires, and her daughter Nancy Etchart. Funeral services will be held at StRaphaels Catholic Church in GlasgowM on Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 11:00a.m. Bell Mortuary is in charge o uneraarrangements. Memorials can be made toGlasgow High School Educational rust904 Wedum Drive, Glasgow, M 59230.

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Hello again rom the Capitol. We are now startingour ourth week in Helena and the pace is getting aster! Te Governor has a proposed two year budget oalmost $4.5 billion in the general und. Tis is $359

million higher than the LFD (Legislative Fiscal Division)which works or us Legislators. Te last revenue orecastor our budget is $145 million less in income taxcollections and $45 million down in oil and gas receipts.For the love o me I do not know when income is downwhy the Governor wants to increase spending! We willsee what happens at the end o the session. Our Senate President, Debby Barrett, has SB 114which would establish hydropower as renewable, cleanand green energy. Te U.S. and most o the states,

including Montana does not have this in our energyproposal. Te reason or this is that the environmentalistscan tout their more expensive energy. What is cleanerthan hydropower!

My SB 45 passed the Senate last week. We have nothad a government phone book since 2009 and it is sodated that most o the agency heads and administratorsare not there. Tis is an invaluable tool or we Legislatorsand all Montanans. Te cost o this would be about $20thousand or 11,500 books. Some thought this was toomuch so I said we should sell yellow pages and put the

Senator Brenden reports from Helena bid or printing to the private sector. Tis is nothingmore than transparency in government. Last session I brought orward SB 77 that raised theamount cities and counties could purchase equipmentrom $50 thousand to $80 thousand without the bid

process. Tis is due to inflation, etc. and really helpsthe more rural counties. Tis bill was signed by theGovernor and brought to my attention by ormer Mayoro Scobey, Ron Audet. We lef out the conservationdistricts so my SB 88 rectifies this oversight. It passedsecond reading on Saturday with a 45 to 0 vote and Iexpect it will pass today (Monday) on third readingI was pleased to have Jeff Wivholm (President o theMontana Conservation Districts) and Willie Bernard(Montana State Director) visiting the capital last week. All or now and I will visit with you next week. ~ Sen. John C. Brenden

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Coca Colamakes a phonecall to Russian PresidenVladimir Putin: VladimirI have noticed that youhave changed the Russiannational anthem. Do youhave any plans to changethe ag as well - return to the

previous purely red ag? Iyou would put our CocaCola trademark in a cornerwe would solve all youproblems with pensionssalaries of ofcials for acouple years ahead... Vladimir puts thecall on hold and askshis colleague: Heywhen does our contracwith Aqua Fresh end?