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Saturday scramble!
The clock struck twelve and the race was on as
those entered into the Glasgow Area Chamber of
Commerce & Agricultures 19th Annual Ice Fishing
Derby scrambled to claim their fishing holes. Despite
winds gusting to nearly 50 miles per hour, it was once
again a great turnout; fortunately the snow cover
provided good footing rather than sliding around on
bare ice! And the fishing was pretty darned good in
gunning for the $2,000 guaranteed first prize as 10
fish were caught in the first 10 minutes. In fact, a
2.06-pound northern pike caught at 12:20 p.m. by
the Glasgow Evangelical Youth Group was holding The right idea! It was the only ice shack featured in
the lead until 2:18 p.m. when Fort Pecks Brad Saturdays Ice Fishing Derby, although being sheltered
Smudzinski pulled up a 2.46-pound northern which from the wind doesnt allow much of the social life this
would ultimately earn him the $2,000 grand prize. event has to offer! More Derby results in Tuesdays Buzz.
 Valentines Dance on Tuesday
There will be a Valentines Day Dance, sponsored
by Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospitall and Prairie
Ridge, on Tuesday, February 14th from 6-8p.m. at
Prairie Ridge Village. There will be live music by
The Classics, dancing, door prizes, and snacks.
February 10 - 16 This event is for the whole family, FREE of charge!
SHOWINGS For more information, call 228-2208.

Next in the Solid Finances

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CARRIER
trying to eat healthier. Hes cut Extension Service, be in the Community Room of the
soda, bread, sandwiches, and fast Valley County Courthouse on Wednesday, February
WANTED
food out of his diet. When asked
what hes eating instead he said,
15th at 12:05 p.m.
Mostly trees. ~ Jimmy Fallon
SOUTH SIDE
For Valentines Day, some KFCs
are letting you send a loved one
GLASGOW
Approx 50 customers
a heart-shaped bucket of fried Approx 1 hr delivery time
chicken. And even better, if you Approx $380 every 4 weeks
really hate someone, you can Newspapers arrive in Glasgow
send them two buckets. ~ Conan
OBrien
around 5:15am and need to be
delivered by 7:00am. MARKLES
For more info call Debbie
(406)366-0321
WAREHOUSE
Senate Minority Leader Chuck
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thats who!
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from constituents per day, but most 5 pc Dinette Rocker Anniversary
of them are just people asking him
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Dr. Troy Myers SCHOOL MENU
WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY
Monday, February 13 Breakfast
Through Hot or Cold Cereal Pop Tart
Oranges Milk
Friday, February 24
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Appointments or Questions Cheesy Breadsticks Banana Bar
Call (406) 228-8200 Vegetable Beef Soup w/ Crackers
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 Scotties place 6th
at State Wrestling
They took six
wrestlers and wound up
in sixth, so all in all, not
too shabby!
Pictured at left is
Scotty junior with his
second state title bracket
board, winning it all at 120
pounds, basically going
untouched and winning
the championship 13-0
over Cascades Josh Pepos,
also a junior.
Scotty senior Tony
Kaiser also had an
outstanding tournament,
making it to the
championship before
falling to Eurekas Garrett
Graves, top-ranked at 182
pounds, who capped off
a perfect season at 43-0.
But Tony gave him all he
could handle and then
some in fact it was
the first time Graves had
to wrestle in the third
period! He was able to
gain points on an escape
and get a late takedown to
photo by Jan Kaiser win 13-9.
continued on page 7

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Scotty Wrestlers continued page 4 Features

Said Graves on the title match with Kaiser: My
strategy going in, I was trying to be fast and quick with SALAD
it, but Tonys a really tough wrestler. He almost had me
and one time he was holding me for a long time. Hes
Garden Salad
very good. He caught my mistakes. Good on him. with warm goat cheese, pears
I was really tired through the whole match. When and toasted almonds
he had me on my back there, I got choked a bit because
he had a tight squeeze on me. I was out of breath.
ENTRES
Getting out of that was a really big relief. I was still House made Lobster
ahead. He kept coming with it and it was tough until and Crab Ravioli
the last takedown. with a lemon cream sauce
So once again, outstanding job by Tony, who
missed his entire season as a junior last year. 25 ounce Cowboy Cut Ribeye
And Scotty senior Gabe Hallock, who lost a tough
one in the semifinals Saturday morning, rebounded Striped Bass
through the wrestle-backs to make it to the consolation, with capers, garlic
beating his Thompson Falls opponent, Kaleb Fank (32- and lemon al cartoccio
1 going into State), by a 9-6 decision. (cooked in parchment paper)
While not placing, our Scotty freshmen Jacob
Meiers (103), Caden Zimmerman (126) and Kale DESSERT
Swanson (138, a tough weight class for a freshman) Opera Cake
all saw some great experience. In fact, Meiers and with port poache pear
Zimmerman won a couple of matches to see some
action on Saturday.
and a zabaglione sauce
Four wrestlers at the All Class State Tournament Chocolate Fondue
in Billings completed a career sweep by winning four with assorted fruit,
state championships, including Class Bs Clayton
cookies, and cake
Currier of Colstrip.
In another little note, former Glasgow wrestler
Ben Rauscher, who got a great start in the Glasgow
Wrestling Program, won a state title at 170 pounds.
Team scores (top 10):
1. Lincoln County (Eureka, bolstered by Graves and
four teammates placing second to win their first-
ever team title) 198; 2. Costrip 164 (four individual
champions); 3. Ronan 120.5; 4. Huntley Project 89; 5.
Plains/Hot Springs 86; 6. Glasgow 79; 7. Libby/Troy
73.5; 8. Baker 61; 8. Malta 61; 10. Conrad 59.
FWP to expand fisheries division to battle invasive species
As part of the statewide effort to address the risks of In January, Montanas Joint Mussel Response
invasive mussels, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks plans to Implementation Team leaders presented a series of
create a new bureau to manage the prevention, detection recommendations to the Montana Legislature to address
and control of aquatic invasive species within state borders. prevention, detection and control efforts, including the
The Aquatic Invasive Species Bureau will be housed creation of an AIS management bureau within FWP.
in FWPs Fisheries Division, with plans to be operational Other recommendations included additional mandatory
beginning in March. The agency began a nationwide Montana watercraft inspection stations; deployment of
recruitment for a bureau supervisor this week. watercraft decontamination stations at Tiber and Canyon
Aquatic invasive species pose an enormous risk to Ferry reservoirs; and doubling sample collection to more
Montanas waters, economy, and way of life, said Eileen than 1,500 taken from more than 200 waterbodies, all of
Ryce, FWP Fisheries Division Administrator. The which will fall under the management of the new bureau
increasing scope and complexity of managing these threats chief.
requires a more comprehensive approach. The AIS bureau chief will be responsible for the
Responsibilities of the Aquatic Invasive Species Bureau rapid response to AIS detections, which will often require
will encompass all aspects of AIS prevention, including coordination among multiple agencies, partners, and
early detection, rapid response, control, outreach and stakeholders, while mobilizing and redirecting resources
vector management. to address threats. The Incident Command System, used
In October 2016, Montanas first-ever detection of in Montana under Gov. Steve Bullocks natural resource
invasive mussel larvae showed up in Tiber Reservoir and emergency executive order last November, will become
suspect detections turned up in Canyon Ferry Reservoir, a standardized approach to the command, control, and
the Missouri River below Toston Dam, and the Milk River. coordination of emergency responses for specific AIS
The discovery triggered a natural resource emergency in detections in the future.
Montana and led to several recommend strategies to manage Information on the AIS bureau chief position is
the threat of invasive mussels spreading to other areas. available online at: Bureau Chief - https://mtstatejobs.
taleo.net/careersection/200/jobdetail.ftl?job=17140292.

2016 TONS Applications are due Feb. 28.

The Joint Mussel Response Implementation Team
Only a Few Left to Choose includes staff members from FWP, DNRC and other
agencies.
Up to $5,500 OFF or All boaters and anglers are urged take year-round
0% Financing for 60 Months OAC precautions and to Clean, Drain and Dry their equipment
after each use.

Need a seasonal job?

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks today announced
Financing
available through
Quality at a Fair Price that it is recruiting additional aquatic invasive species
FMCC, OAC inspection and laboratory technicians for the upcoming
season. The job opportunities are part of the states on-
going effort to battle the risk of spreading invasive mussels
to other areas in the state.
The seasonal jobs, which offer competitive pay and
benefits, will generally run from April through October.
To qualify for one of the seasonal positions on the AIS
team, applicants must be at least 18 years old, possesses a
valid drivers license and clean driving record.
FWP hiring staff will be on hand at several
locations to review resumes, conduct interviews and
accept applications. In Glasgow Region 6 headquarters,
NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS
Call Jerry, Josh or Norm 228-2141 866-528-2141 interviews will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday,
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