Vol. 3, No. 105 Thursday, July 10, 2014

High Five, Buddy!Coach Nick Ciafareone gives Easton Kalinski some well-deserved congratulations as he crosses home plate in Tee Ball. The season came to a close this past Monday night, and it looks like the future of Glasgow baseball is bright as there were six teams and approximately 100 players. A huge thanks to Valley Bank and D&G Sports & Western for supplying shirts and caps to all our young tee-ball players... much appreciated!

Please support our Troops on July 19th Those great gals at St. Marie are at it again. In order to raise some funding for mailing care packages to our deployed soldiers, there will be a “Sloppy Joe” meal at the VFW in Glasgow on Saturday, July 19th. It’s going to be a free-will offering, and how can you go wrong with Sloppy Joes? Yummy.... So please save the date and show up in a week and a half. Along with the Sloppy Joes, great salads & desserts, music for your entertainment will be provided as Dave Pippin will be playing all your favorite country tunes. To date, 1,892 boxes have been shipped at a cost of $22,229.85 (average of $11.75 per box of love). Thrivent Lutheran Financial is also offering continued support. Thanks in advance for supporting our local boys on Saturday, July 19th!

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BUZZSOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP $10 Bag Sale: Thursday, July 10th through Tuesday, July 15th. Some exclusions. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am-4pm, Sat. 10am-2pm. 229 4TH ST. SOUTH, glaSgOW.

BUZZFaRMeR’S MaRkeT: Saturday, July 12th. Starting off with a few veggies such as lettuce, kohlrabi, rhubarb, onions, baked goods and jellies. Items will be added each week when ready. Complimentary coffee. See you there...Have a great weekend! Thanks for supporting your local Farmer’s Market.

BUZZgaRage/MOvIng Sale: Saturday, July 12th, 8am-12 Noon. Furniture, antiques, household, power & hand tools, camping equipment & much more. Cash & Carry. 284 ROOSevelT TRaIl, glaSgOW.

BUZZCOMe & geT IT gaRage Sale: Friday, July 11th, 1pm-5pm; Saturday, July 12th, 8:30am-3pm. Large variety of household items and clothing. 20 aIken ROad (PaST THe 6TH ave. S. BRIdge), glaSgOW.

BUZZgaRage Sale: Saturday, July 12th, 8am-1pm - proceeds to Food Bank. Selling as-priced - no haggling. 425 6TH ST. n., glaSgOW.

BUZZlIvIng eSTaTe Sale: Saturday, July 12th, 8:30am - mid-afternoon. Chest of Drawers, Buffet, 2 Dirt Devil Vacuums, Lawn Chairs, Canning Jars, Fishing Poles & Gear, Vintage Armoire, Sleeping Bags, Bedding & much more! Half price on most items at 1pm. 1201 2nd ave. S., glaSgOW. FOR MORe InFO Call PaTSy TIHISTa 406-785-2321 OR 263-7936.

BUZZeSTaTe Sale: Saturday, July 12th, 8am-?. Lots of miscellaneous. 741 6TH ave S., glaSgOW.

The Semi-Final round of the Independence Bank Relay Madness is finished and the final two teams are set. The Scotty Cross Country team defeated Strides of Hope and will be set to defend their title from last year. In the other semi-final round Crafter’s Haven edged out the Skeleton Crew and will take on the Cross Country team in the final. Crafter’s Haven had the most sales for the round and earned the bonus money for their team total. These teams will have until noon on July 18th to get their luminaria sales in to one of the Independence Bank branches in Glasgow, Malta, Poplar or Scobey. In other Relay news, the annual Gas Day will be held on Friday, July 18th. For every gas purchase made on that day, the participating gas stations will make a donation to the Northeast Montana Relay For Life. (it doesn’t cost you anything, just fill up as normal, and the gas stations will make a donation). Those set to participate are: Ezzie’s Westend, Ezzie’s Midtown and Holiday.

There will be a DC Trip meeting on July 16th at 6:00 p.m. at Glasgow High School. This is for participants and their parents. It is not too late to still get in on the trip to DC in March. This is for Juniors and Seniors at Glasgow, Hinsdale and Nashua High Schools. For more information contact Rod at 263-8757.

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BUZZMOvIng Sale: Friday, July 11th & Saturday, July 12th, 8am-12 Noon. Furniture, tools, books, clothes, lots of misc! 621 6TH ave. S., glaSgOW.

BUZZHelP WanTed: Cottonwood is in need of a part time Night Audit shift. PICk UP an aPPlICaTIOn aT COTTOnWOOd FROnT deSk.

BUZZezzIe’S MIdTOWn: is looking for full-time help. Starting wage is $9/hr. with some benefits after 3 mo. probationary period. Employee will work some 5am shifts & some 9am shifts including some weekends & holidays. Some of the duties will include running cash register, filling propane, stocking inventory, making sure the store is kept clean & daily paperwork. anyOne InTeReSTed Can PICk UP an aPPlICaTIOn aT STaTIOn.

BUZZFOR RenT & Sale In ST. MaRIe: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Call 406-524-3742.

BUZZaTTn: FISHeRMen - FOR Sale: 2 boat tires on wheels, 195R75, 90% tread, $70; 1 brand new tire & wheel, 4.80 x 12, $70; 2 new props, 13.75 x 15, 13.25 x 17, fits Johnson or Evinrude, $125 each; 2 trailer hitches w/2 inch balls, $20 each. Call 746-3366.

BUZZFOR Sale: 2003 Gold Wing 1800, Candy Apple Red, excellent condition. 41,293 miles. Call BOB 228-2365 OR 406-480-9433 FOR InFORMaTIOn.

BUZZFOR Sale: 1994 Lynx 5th Wheel. New tires, microwave jacks, in good shape. Call 390-3769.

BUZZCan COndUCT eSTaTe, MOvIng, RUMMage SaleS: Price it first, throw it later. Help with clean out. Call PaTSy 406-785-2321, Cell 406-263-7936.

BUZZPaTTy’S gReenHOUSe end-OF-SeaSOn Sale: Geraniums $2, 4 Packs & Veggies 50¢, and lots of other clearance sales going on!! PaTTy’S gReenHOUSe, glaSgOW.

BUZZJOyCe’S day CaRe has Full Time Openings. Call JOyCe 263-5692 OR TIFFany 406-665-6294 FOR InTeRvIeW.

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The Relay team, Re-LEI-ers are doing a fundraiser. This pink owl gets placed in yards with the sign... saving one hooter at a time. You can either pay $15 to place it in the yard of your choice, $10 for the Re-LEI-ers to just come get it or have it compliment for 2 days and they will find it a new home. Have a hoot with the pink hooter and save one hooter at a time!

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Come enjoy a fun family evening of magic along with a bake sale to help send Kasey Seyfert to Germany with the Team Montana German Wrestling Cultural Exchange program.Kasey will be wrestling in Germany for 3 weeks representing Montana and is honored to have been selected to do so.Any and all donations Any and all donations (tax deductible) are accepted and appreciated.Thank You to this wonderful community for your support and we hope to see you all July 14th!

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Here’s a big fish story.... From the Alaska Dispatch News, there was a 482-pound halibut caught near Gustavus in Southeast Alaska, perhaps the largest halibut caught in the Pacific Ocean in the last decade. 77-year-old Jack McGuire of Anaheim, California reeled the jaw-dropper in on July 3rd near the mouth of Glacier Bay. Taking the hook baited with a chunk of octopus, it came from about 130 feet of water. It measured 92 inches in length and took Jack more than a half hour to land. It yielded around 200 pounds of boneless, skinless fillets. Gustavus is a community that can only be reached by boat or airplane from the Alaska state capital of Juneau, about 45 miles to the east, so it doesn’t get commercially fished. McGuire was on his third annual trip to Gustavus. The world record is a 459-pound halibut caught in 1996 near Dutch Harbor in far Western Alaska by Jack Tragis of Fairbanks. The reason Jack’s 482 pounder is not a new world record is that International Game Fish Association rules ban the use of any tools other than a net or gaffe for landing fish, and the Florida-based IGFA maintains the international record book. It is dangerous to pull monster halibut aboard a boat as their thrashing has been known to injure people and even sink smaller watercraft. The captain of the charter craft didn’t know it was a world record halibut, so he gave it a blast in the head with a .410 shotgun before they managed to get it into the boat. So while Jack doesn’t get his name in the record book, he’ll be enjoying halibut steaks for quite a while. The largest halibut ever caught off Alaska weighed 533 pounds by a Seattle-based longliner (commercial fishing boat) in 2003. There was a 515-pound halibut caught last year with rod & reel in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Norway, according to the Huffington Post.

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Montana fisheries officials and major statewide angling groups signed an agreement recently aimed at curbing the spread of illegal fish introductions into state waters. The agreement includes a pledge from angling groups for an additional cash reward of up to $3,250 for information leading to the conviction of persons responsible for an illegal fish introduction. “Since the 1980s, more than 500 illegal introductions have occurred in Montana lakes, reservoirs, ponds and rivers,” said Bruce Rich, chief of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ fisheries division in Helena. “The outlaw dumping of fish has caused irreparable harm to Montana waters and ruined several existing fisheries.”Rich said the rewards offered by Fishing Outfitters Association of Montana, Invasive Species Action Network, Montana BASS Nation, Montana Pikemasters, Montana Trout Unlimited, Montana Wildlife Federation, Walleyes Forever of Montana, and Walleyes Unlimited of Montana are intended to supplement the cash reward of up to $1,000 made available by FWP’s 1-800-TIP-MONT violation report hotline. The combined TIP-MONT and angling groups’ rewards mean that a caller could receive as much as $4,250 for information leading to a conviction. Outlaw fish introductions, commonly called “bucket biology,” displace existing fish, resulting in a loss of fishing opportunity. For instance, rapidly reproducing perch dumped illegally have squeezed out other game fish diminishing that fishery while rarely growing to desired sizes, as has happened in Lake Mary Ronan and Rogers Lake. Lake Mary Ronan was the target again last week when several illegal northern pike were discovered by an angler. Once illegally dumped, unwanted fish often expand to other waters because many of Montana’s aquatic systems are interconnected. FWP and the participating groups hope the additional reward will serve as an incentive for people to report when they suspect someone has dumped fish illegally in a river, stream, pond or lake. “It’s expensive and often impossible to remove illegally introduced fish,” Rich said. “And it’s difficult to catch these law breakers after the fact. That’s why FWP is honored to enter this partnership with anglers and angling

FWP, anglers working to end ‘Bucket Biology’

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groups—the people who have the most to lose.” One of the hot spots for illegal introductions is northwestern Montana. According to Mark Deleray, Region 1 fish manager in Kalispell, lakes in the Flathead Valley and vicinity are of particular concern. “We have seen illegal introductions of walleye, crappie and smallmouth bass in recent years,” Deleray said. “We ask the public and people living on lakes to be especially observant of behavior that suggests someone is dumping fish. If you see or suspect something, report it immediately.” In 1997, the Montana Legislature increased the fine for an illegal fish introduction to $5,000 and tacked on potential jail time. In 2011, lawmakers doubled the fine to $10,000. If you have any information on an illegal fish introduction call 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668). Or visit FWP online at fwp.mt.gov; click “Enforcement,” then click “TIP-MONT”.

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