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Vol.2,No.187Wednesday,November6,20

The Wild Bunch ishere this weekend

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KITTEN FOUND: Found on Heather Lane--a small, femedium length hair, long skinny tail, VERY sweet! ItsI want to get her back to her family. PLEASE CALL 40LEAVE MESSAGE IF NO ANSWER.

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PTI IS NOW HIRING: FT & PT Drivers to transport North Dakota & Montana. Retirees, Semi-Retirees andto apply. CALL (812) 893-1220.

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FULL-TIME CUSTODIAL POSITION AVAILABLE AT GSCHOOL: Starting wage $12.31 - $14.81 DOE. Hours 3Benets: Retirement, vacation/sick leave, holidays, insuJob description available upon request. Instructions to

on the District website: http://glasgow.k12.mt.us, go toand select classied positions. Open until flled. FCONTACT RYAN STONE AT 263-7738.

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HELP WANTED: Bartenders, Dishwashers & ServDURUM.

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HELP WANTED: Manual labor. Starting wage $12/hrDrivers License and Own vehicle. Lodging provided; mmeals. CALL JUANITA, 262-4430.

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FOR SALE: 500 coming 3 year old Black Angus coDecember Delivery. CALL RJ WINDERL 406-263-87

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According to a news story, i global warmingcontinues, in 20 years the only chance well have to seea polar bear is in a zoo. So in other words, nothing isgoing to change.

Could see snow

Thursday nightTonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21. West

northwest wind 6 to 9 mph.

Thursday: Increasing clouds, with a high near 45. Calm

wind becoming south southeast 5 to 8 mph in the after noon.

Thursday Night: A chance of rain showers before11pm, then rain and snow showers likely. Cloudy, with alow around 33. Southeast wind 8 to 11 mph. Chance ofprecipitation is 60%. New snow accumulation of less thana half inch possible.

Friday:A chance of rain and snow showers before 11am,then a chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high

near 45. South wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west northwest16 to 21 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as highas 29 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New snowaccumulation of less than a half inch possible.

Friday Night:A slight chance of rain and snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. West northwest wind10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph. Chance of

precipitation is 20%.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39. Westnorthwest wind 6 to 10 mph.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24.

Sunday: A slight chance of rain and snow. Partly sunny,with a high near 40.

Sunday Night:A chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with alow around 20.

Veterans Day: A slight chance of rain showers. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 38.

Monday Night:A slight chance of snow showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 22.

Tuesday:A slight chance of rain and snow showers. Mostl y

cloudy, with a high near 36.

Glasgow Mayor:

Dan Carney-519 Becky Erickson-724

Ward #1

Stan Ozark-290 Nancy Schoenfelder -218 Shawn Andersyn -22

Ward #2

Melanie Sorenson-126 Doug Nistler-56 Curt Clampitt-110

Ward #3

Dan Carr-349

Fort Peck Town Council(top 2) Joe French-101 Thomas Weber-85

Jeffrey Robertson-47

Nashua Mayor

Pat Hallett-38 Alan Bunk-81

Town Council(Top 2) Linda Falkenstern-87 Smokey Stover-78

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Tis just in!

FAFSA Meeting tonight at GHS A little reminder, there will be a Free Applicationfor Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) meeting in the libraryo the Glasgow High School tonight (Wed., Nov. 6)beginning at 7:00.

Glasgow, Nashuaelect new mayors Becky Erickson challenged Glasgow Mayor Dan

Carney, and she will be Glasgows new mayor. Ericksonedged Carney with 724 votes to his 519 votes. Te mail-in ballot had approximately 70% oregistered Glasgow voters turning in ballots (75% inWard 1, 64% in Ward 2, 70% in Ward 3). In Nashua, with a 73% voter turnout, Alan Bunkwas elected new mayor with 81 votes while incumbentPat Hallett garnered 38 votes. Heres a look at the votes rom Valley County Clerkand Recorder Lynne Nyquist:

Opheim Mayor

Mughetto Holley-15

Town Council, Ward #1 Scott John-13

Ward #2-(top vote getter) Joan Erickson-10

Erick Forum-1 Virgil Nelson-17

North Valley County

Water And Sewer

District(Top 3)Owen Childers-77Leith DeWeese-63Hank Endler-69

Anthony Hebert-30Cindi Lafn-33

Befor e you do THI S:

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Private Lessons

Tere will be a ValleyCounty ransportationAdvisory Committee

meeting on Tursday,November 7th at 3:00 p.m.at the Glasgow SeniorCitizens Center. Tegeneral public and anyoneinterested in transportationin Valley County is invitedto attend.

Wheel on in

Adults have theice tonight at VEC Te first session o adultskating is tonight (Wed.Nov. 6th) rom 5:30 - 6:45.Rental skates are available

and lessons are ree!

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Fort Peck Teatre announces 2014 Line-up No re-runs here, the Fort PeckSummer Teatre, celebrating its 45thyear, has an impressive schedule (asalways) in store or its patrons andnewcomers in 2014. Kicking off the season at theJewel o the Prairie on May 30this...

Driving Miss Daisy Set against abackdrop o changing world eventsbetween 1948 and 1973, a fiestySouthern widow and her proudbut sof-spoken black chaueffeurjourney rom suspicion andmistrust to respect and deep-rootedaffection. (May 30, 31, June 1,6,7,8)

Buddy Te Buddy Holly Story,tells the tale o the three years inwhich Holly became the worldstop recording artist beore dyingtragically in a plan crash. Te oot-

stomping, heart-pounding show

eatures more than 20 o Hollysgreatest hits. (June, 13, 14, 15, 29,20, 21, 26, 27, 28)

Cheaper by the Dozen FrankGilbreth Sr. is one o the greatpioneers o industrial efficiency.For no apparent reason, he starts toapply his unorthodox methods tothe management o his large amily.Te results are terribly embarrassing,unny and--it must be admitted--extremely effective! While situationsare ofen uproarious, there is aheartwarming story o amily love,understanding and growing up thatwill delight the whole amily. (July 4,5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20)

Shrek In a araway kingdomturned upside-down, things getugly whn an unseemly ogre--nota handsome prince--shows up torescue a fiesty princess. Trow in

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guy with a SHOR temper, a cookiewith an attitude and over a dozenairy tale misfits, and youve got thekind o mess that calls or a real hero.Luckily, there is one on hand....andhis name is... SHREK! (July 25, 26,27, Aug 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10)

A Grand Night for Singing aste and imagination, the two keyingredients or a first-rate revue,abound in this take o the Rodgers& Hammerstein canon conceived byony Award winner Walter Bobbie.(August 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30,31)

he Fort Peck heatre

is currently raising fundsfor a desperately- needed newcostume shop and rehearsalspace. Please go to the website

fortpecktheatre.org andcheck out the support sectionto see how you can help makethis project become a reality.

Te 2013 Clarence and Charlotte Fuhrman

Memorial Scholarships have been awarded to ErikaAustin and Gwynn Simeniuk. Each woman received$1,400, announced Ken Oster, chairman o the ValleyCounty Community Foundation, which administers thescholarship. Te Fuhrmans, who armed near Opheim, establishedthe scholarship to benefit graduates o all Valley Countyhigh schools. Tis years recipients exempliy the additionalattributes the Fuhrmans set or recipients, Oster said. Austin, a Glasgow High School graduate, is a juniorat Montana State University in Billings studying businessadministration with emphasis on accounting. She is ontrack to graduate early all the while giving o hersel tomany volunteer activities. She cherishes her work withUpward Bound, a program that helps low income and

handicapped students who want to excel in college.She is active in several business and accounting relatedorganizations at school. Simeniuk is in her second year o study at MSUBozeman studying agricultural education and animalscience. Her goals are to teach high school ag education,be an FFA advisor and operate a cattle ranch in EasternMontana. At Opheim High School, she was a leader inmany organizations. She continues now in universityorganizations affiliated with her majors.

Te Fuhrman Memorial Scholarships are givenannually and applications or 2014 will be available nextspring. Notice is given through the VCCF website, www.

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By Bruce Auchly,

Monta na F ish , Wi ldl ife & Par ks

Its all. I you are a hunter, this

is your time. Your time to enjoy crisp

mornings on a ridge as dawn breaks,

to take in evenings at camp around

a ire under a shimmering night sky,

to put meat on the table.

his is your time to shine, to use

the privilege that allows us to hunt.Its also the season when we wear our

ethics on our sleeve or the world to

see.

Ethics? What, you might say,

does ethics have to do with hunting.

Plenty.

Ethics is our moral compass to

whats right and whats wrong; even i

something is legal it can sometimes

be wrong.

ake, or example, air chase, the

idea that we give animals a chance,

that in air chase theres a air chance

the hunter sometimes kills his preybut oten doesnt. I you doubt that,

you are either lucky or a nonhunter.

Each generation o hunters has

developed greater technology and,

as a result, had to recalibrate their

ethical compass.

Once upon time it wasnt

considered air to use scopes on

riles. Now, not only does nearly

everyone use rile scopes, now there

are scopes that read out the distance

to the target.

Range inders and global

positioning satellite (GPS) systemsare available. hey are all advantages

and legal. But each hunter must

decide what is too much o an

advantage.

Our pockets ill with gadgets as

our pocketbooks empty. And to what

purpose? Does the venison taste

better?

Hunters need to be able to look

at themselves in the mirror without

hesitation each morning.

O course i something is illegal,

we dont even have to cross the

Bridge Ethical.

Remember that property that

was open last year and closed this

year? Maybe, as the Bard once wrote,

the ault lies not in our stars but inourselves.

Sometimes posted land comes

rom problems like gates let open

and cattle out. Other times land

is closed because o bullet holes in

irrigation pivots or water tanks.

It doesnt happen everyw here

or with every landowner but it

does happen occasionally. And as

grandma said, a ew bad apples ruin

everything.

We hunters need to remember

that we have been given a great git

by our ancestors; publicly entrustedwildlie that oten inhabits private

property. How we use, or abuse, that

git will say a lot about whether our

grandchildren continue to enjoy our

hunting tradition.

And speaking o gits, we are

taught to say thank you when

someone gives us something. I its

been awhile since you thanked a

landowner, perhaps this is the year.

How about thanking the spirit

o that animal laying at your eet or

giving up its lie so you may have

something to eat? hink about this as all deepens

and we enjoy the privileges o an

American hunter. And perhaps

ask yoursel, what will you do as a

member o our collective hunting

community to encourage the uture

o hunting?

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able to lif 70 lbs, have excellent customer

service skills and a flexible schedule.

Employment will commence on December

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THERES A NEW

AIRLINE IN TOWN!

Affordable Boat Act Te government has just passed a new law called:Te affordable boat act declaring that every citizen

MUS purchase a new boat, by April 2014. Teseaffordable boats will cost an average o $24,000-

$124,000 each. Tis does not include taxes, trailers,towing ees, insurance, uel, docking and storage ees,

maintenance or repair costs.Tis law has been passed, because until now,

typically only financially responsible and workingpeople have been able to purchase boats. Tis new

law ensures that every American can now have anaffordable boat o their own, because everyone is

entitled to a boat.In order to make sure everyone purchases an

affordable boat, the costs o owning a boat will increaseon average o 250-400% per year. Tis way, working

taxpayers will pay more or something that other

people dont want or cant afford to maintain. But to beair, people who cant afford to maintain their boat will

be regularly fined and children (under the age o 26)can use their parents boats to party on until they turn

27; then they must purchase their own boat.I you already have a boat, you can keep yours (just

kidding; no you cant). I you dont want or dont need aboat, you are required to buy one anyhow. I you reuse

to buy one, you will be fined until you purchase one orace imprisonment. For those that cannot afford one,

they will get a ree boat with a monthly check or allownership costs listed above at taxpayer expense.

Failure to use the boat will also result in fines.People living in the desert, inner cities or areas with no

access to lakes are not exempt. Age, motion sickness,experience, knowledge nor lack o desire are acceptable

excuses or not using your boat.A government review board will decide

everything, including; when, where, how ofen andor what purposes you can use your boat along with

how many people can ride your boat and determinei one is too old or healthy enough to be able to use

their boat. Tey will also decide i your boat has outlived its useulness or i you must purchase specific

accessories, or a newer and more expensive boat.(Cash or Clunkers guidelines will be used).

Government officials are exempt rom this newlaw. I they want a boat, they and their amilies can

obtain boats ree, at the expense o tax payers. Unions,

special interest and major donors are also exempt.