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Luke Gunderson, two-time All-State selection and former

Scotty Football alum, will be playing this Saturday in the 68th
Annual Montana East-West Shrine Game. Luke, who will be

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playing the Offensive Tackle position, is the first Scotty to be

selected in four years to play in the Shrine Game. A total of
13 Class B & C athletes landed on the Easts 40-man roster.

Luke & local refs to be on Laurels football field

The rosters for the 68TH
Annual Montana East-West Shrine
Game have been announced. The
game will be played this Saturday,
July 19th in Laurel.
The Montana Shrine Game,

known as the granddaddy of em

all, is the premier all-star game in
Montana and has a long history of
distinguished players and coaches.
It is one of the oldest games
of its kind in the nation and is the

longest continuous Shrine game in

the U.S.

Every year since 1947, Montana
high schools finest players are
selected to compete in a game to
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Head Start has openings

Glasgow Head Start has openings for the 2014-15
school year for families with children who are three and
four years old by September 10, 2014.
Head Start provides preschool and family services
to income-eligible families. Services provided to each
Head Start participant include:
Educational and play activities
Healthy breakfast and lunch served daily
Medical, vision, hearing and dental screenings
Safe indoor and outdoor play
Assistance to meet family needs through local
support programs

Head Start serves children of all abilities!!
School starts August 25th !! If you are interested
in enrolling your child, please stop at the Head Start
office located at 839 1st Ave. So., Ste 3 for enrollment
applications. The Head Start office will be open for the
school year Monday, August 11th or call 228-2404 and
leave a message.

Bow Hunter Education Field Day

Certification
Event set for July 19

A free bow hunter education field day certification
event will take place at the archery range off Skylark
Road in Glasgow from 9 11 a.m. on July 19.
In Montana, completion of a hunter education
course is required for all hunters born after Jan. 1, 1985.
In addition, all first-time bow hunters must complete
a bow hunter education course and mandatory field
day testing before they can purchase an archery license
in the state. Each year there is a July 31 deadline for
completing certification for first-time archery hunters
who want to hunt during the fall season.
Hunter and bow hunter education courses are
available in traditional classroom settings, as well as
online through the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
website at fwp.mt.gov for students who are over 18.
Registration for the Glasgow bow hunter field
day event where practical skills will be tested is
only taking place online through the FWP website,
and students are required to sign up in advance.
To register on the website, click on the Education
section, then Bow Hunter Education, then the Field
Day Registration section. Students attending the
certification event can bring their own bows. Practice
arrows will be provided.
For more details about the field day event, check
the website or call FWP at 406-228-3704.
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Flea Market: Saturday, July 19th, 9am-1pm. Lots of vendors! St.

Raphaels Parish Parking lot. Questions? Call 228-9800.
BUZZ
Help Wanted: The Hangar is looking for Cooks & Waitresses. Call
Jerry at the Hangar 228-8280.
BUZZ
Help Wanted: Cottonwood is in need of a full time Cook, 6am-2pm.
Pick up an application at cottonwood front desk.
BUZZ
Ezzies 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.
BUZZ
FOR Rent & SALE In St. Marie: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Call 406524-3742.
BUZZ
ATTN: 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.
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 2003 Gold Wing 1800, Candy Apple Red, excellent
condition. 41,293 miles. Call Bob 228-2365 or 406-480-9433 for
information.
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 1994 Lynx 5th Wheel. New tires, microwave jacks, in good
shape. Call 390-3769.

Northwest Farm Credit Services is seeking

an Insurance Specialist for their Glasgow, MT office
This position will assist in providing high quality, profitable and constructive insurance
products and related services to customers. Responsibilities in this position include
gathering customer/applicant information and other supporting data in person, by
phone or in writing in order to complete required applications, documents or reports,
comply with appropriate regulations and procedures in completion of applicants, forms,
documents and reports. Perform clerical duties such as typing correspondence and
documents, establishing and maintaining files, verbally answering the phone and taking
messages. This position maintains industry knowledge through ongoing crop insurance
educational training and represents and communicates the values, purpose and mission
of Northwest FCS to employees, customers, the public and other target audiences.
Successful candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Agricultural
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Kids to Fish program allows youths to borrow gear & tackle

A popular Montana FORT PECK
Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Downstream (Kiwanis)
Campground
Region 6 program that
allows children to check
Fort Peck Fish Hatchery
out free fishing rods and
Lakeridge Store &
Tackle Shop
tackle is in full swing
Fort Peck Marina
again this year.
Fort Peck Interpretive
The Kids to Fish
Center
program lets youngsters

Rock Creek Marina
check out fishing rods
and reels and basic
tackle at 48 different
sites across Montanas
Hi-Line.
Nationally
known rod and reel
manufacturers and tackle
retailers D & G Sports &
Western in Glasgow and
Strombergs Sinclair and
the Big R store in Havre
give FWP substantial
discounts that help keep
the program sustainable.
New loaner sites
have been set up this
year.
Youngsters
are
required to sign out the
equipment and return it
in good working order
within a reasonable
amount of time. About
400 of the fully-rigged
rods are available for free
public use.
Fishing rods and
tackle are currently
available to check out
at these locations in our
area:
GLASGOW
FWP Region 6
headquarters
City-County Library
Cottonwood Inn
Ezzies West End
Conoco
Glasgow Recreation
Department

HINSDALE
Gouse Engraving &
Gun Sales

SACO
R & Cs Daily Grind
NASHUA
B&B Foods
Bergies ice cream store
FRAZER
Frazer School
Ag Land Co-op store

SCOBEY
Grain Growers Oil
Company store
TruValue Hardware
PEERLESS
Dutch Henrys Club
OPHEIM
Pro Co-op Ag Center
WOLF POINT
Cenex West station

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DILIGENT
COMMENTARYAvoiding harm to other persons and their
property..... facts, opinions, and questions.
NO SPIN, just HARD FACT ACTIONS,
backed up by HARD CASH!

FOLKS are mindful of WHO have been

PAYING the bills, WHO have NOT,
and WHO is PAYING the bills NOW!
The FACTS and NUMBERS speak for
themselves. IN COMPARISON to others,
we must remain mindful of WHO have
ongoing spent $270,000 per year FIXING
and INSURING just 251 condo units in
St. Marie..... SMCA (the St Marie Condo
Association)

Beef

TRI-TIP STEAKS.................. $6.99/lb.

Beef

EYE OF ROUND ROAST........$3.49/lb.

Beef Family Pack

NEW YORK STEAK...............$7.99/lb.

Nautilus 1lb. Pkg

ORANGE ROUGHY FILLETS...$8.99 ea.

Assorted Family Pack

PORK LOIN CHOPS.............$1.99/lb.

GNP 56oz. Chicken

THIGHS & DRUMS................2 for $9

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Call for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

NSM ( New St Marie-LLC), SMDC (St

Marie Development Corp) DTM, and
EMS/GTMS own approximately 700 St.
Marie condo units...Have they fixed or
repaired anything to speak of? How much
have they spent to fix up their condo units?
What have they DEVELOPED or sold to
date? Do they even have a BUSINESS
PLAN?
Lets put things IN PERSPECTIVE. Which
group has the most MONEY INVESTED?
SMCA. Which group owns property
having the most VALUE? SMCA- $9
million dollars. Which group virtually pays
most all INFRASTRUCTURE costs (taxes,
water/sewer, insurance, association dues)?
SMCA. So WHO has SUPPORTED the
civil society of St. Marie, has DEVELOPED
properties, and STILL IS?
SMCA,
Whose members serve voluntarily on the
Association Boards WITHOUT PAY?
According to JUDICIAL LEGAL COURT
RULINGS the 251 condo owners residing
in St. Marie should CONTROL and
LEAD. The REASON that the BOARDS
and COMMITTEES are manned and
run by these folks is simple....theyre the
ones present at the Annual Meetings,
willing to serve WITHOUT PAY, and are
QUALIFIED to run for office. COMMON
SENSE dictates that result. ....it appears
DELUSIONAL to think otherwise.

Some SPEAKING, MEETING, and

WRITING in a NON-LEGAL fashion
with NON-LEGAL FACTS and NONEXISTENT LEGAL POWERS appear
to be NONSENSICAL. ......advertised
townhomes and townhome associations
(North Start Townhomes Declaration) that
do not exist, ALL property owners in St.
Marie are percentage owners per Montana
Law, it requires signature approval of ALL
St. Marie property owners to convert
condos to townhomes, sub division has
NOT been approved or taken place, quiet
title effort is IN PROCESS involving,
liened, clouded properties in litigation,
NSMs Mitchell told me and E-mailed me
that HE wanted NO PART of litigation
and he RE-ENFORED that message
with a current fax letter stating that his
proxies were a one time shot ONLY, last
year to be used for voting at the Annual
Village Meeting, drafting proposed new
Village Bylaws/Rules and Regs providing
for $1,000 fines that could be imposed,
opening the door for unreasonable
LARGE LIENS and FORECLOSURES for
infractions, writing proposed AMENDED
PROTECTIVE COVENANTS stating that
the VILLAGE ASSOCIATION has the
authority to provide ALL MUNICIPAL
FUNCTIONS including fire, police, water,
sewer, garbage removal, lighting, traffic
control, and street maintenance (Really?),
posting a Common Interest Owners
BILL OF RIGHTS ACT stating that one
may vote in Association matters even if
ones dues/fees are in arrears- this was a
PROPOSED DRAFT, NOT ENACTED
in Montana, so some THINK that they
should lead even though they HAVENT
been paying their bills? .....NUTS !
None of the previous has been embellished
or exaggerated.... The Truth Always
Prevails!
*comments, additions, corrections are
most welcomed*
~ Nick Chiechi

St. Marie

Chosen to officiate the annual East - West Shrine Game later this Saturday are (left to right) Whitewaters Allie Olsen of the
Malta officiating crew, and the Glasgow football crew: Tyler Partridge, John Jones, Ken Jansa, Stan Ozark, Jon Bengochea,
and Dean Vegge. Dean, GHS graduate of 1980, played a whale of a game in the East -West Shrine Game in 1979. Adding
up the individual years put in by the Glasgow crew, they have over 112 years of blowing the whistle: Dean Vegge 27 years,
Stan Ozark 24 years (he was 21 years old when he started), Ken Jansa 21 years, Jon Bengochea 16 years, John Jones of
Nashua 14 years, and the young pup, Tyler Partridge, with 10 years of officiating. Add in Allie Olsens Twenty-some years and
youre knocking on the door of nearly a century and a halfs worth of experience. There is a need for new football officials in
the Glasgow and Malta circles. If youre interested in reffing, theyd love to help you get started.

Shrine Game continued from front

raise money and to help make the public aware of the

expert orthopedic and burn care available at the Shriners
Hospital for Children in Spokane, Washington.

These players were nominated by their schools and
coaches across the state, and finally selected as the best
of the best to participate in the 68th Montana Shrine
Game. They join an elite fraternity of players, many
of whom have gone on to distinguished collegiate and
professional careers.
In recent years, the Montana game has become
one of the top Shrine Games in the nation for hospital
donations. The 2013 Montana Shrine Game raised
$146,000, the top donation in the United States to date.

Concussion screening is mandatory

Attention 7th graders and any new incoming students
in grades 8 12 at Glasgow High School:
If you plan on participating in extra-curricular
activities this school year, then you must complete the
mandatory concussion screening. Student/athletes will not
be allowed to participate in practices until the screening
is completed. Information on the concussion screening
and the consent form can be found on the Glasgow Public
Schools website (www.glasgow.k12.mt.us).

Testing dates are August 4, 6, 11 and 13. Testing times
are 9:00 a.m., 10:15 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Please contact Chuck Barstad at 406-853-6689 to
schedule a testing date and time. Please bring your signed
consent form to your scheduled testing time.

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