Join the Team! - Glasgow Montana

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Would you like to be part of a team that knows how
to have fun? If so, the Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team
welcomes beginners through seniors in high school.
Join the Team!
If the summer-like weather over the weekend is
any indication of the summer to come, people will be
headed to the pool to get in some swimming. Glasgow
Kiwanis Swim Team wants to help you get wet!
The Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team belongs to
the Montana Federation of Swimmers, an open pool,
competitive, summer swimming program. All in all,
the Federation is composed of about 25 teams in both
divisions.
Summer competition begins the first weekend in
June each year with teams competing with rival teams
from the same division until the State Meet. This
year, the State Meet will be held on the first weekend
in August in Conrad where the best swimmers from
the East and the West will compete for individual and
team championship titles. There are swim meets every
weekend throughout June and July.
There is a popular misconception that Swim Team
eats up the summer. In reality, the season is two months
long, and swimmers only have to compete at two swim
meets and place at Divisionals to go to State. And, there
are plenty of local meets to get two meets in. Glasgow
will be hosting its meet June 19th and 20th.
Registration is from 500 - 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May
18th at the Glasgow Civic Center. Swim Team season
runs from June 1st -August 1st.
Coach Bradlev Hoine encouraaes a swimmer at last
year's State skim Meet in ~ ouniu~.
Bradley Hoine returns as Head Coach this year.
"This season, I come to the table bringing fresh new
ideas and training techniques. I'm REALLY excited to
get things rolling again! I've got some great ideas and
new sets I want to give a go," says Hoine.
Swim Team is open to all ages of swimmers
through high school. Signups for Glasgow Kiwanis
Swim Team will be Tuesday May 18 at the Civic Center
from 5:OOPM to 6:30PM. For more information or a
registration form, visit glasgowkiwanisswim.com or
contact Shantel Zeiger at 228-2387, or Gary Wageman
at 228-4893.

Scotty Cash Calendars are back!
Even though summer is in the air and most
kids are thinking of fun in the sun, some dedicated
Glasgow wrestlers are headed to summer wrestling
camps and wrestling tournaments.
Some Scotty grapplers will be wrestling at AAU
Grand Nationals in Butte this year while others are
headed to Pocatello to wrestling in USAW Western
Regionals. Others are headed to wrestling camps
across the state and beyond.
To help Scotty grapplers, Glasgow Wrestling
Camps is once again sponsoring the Scotty Cash
Calendar. Glasgow wrestlers will once more be
selling raffle calendars. No, it isn't a calendar
showing buff wrestlers in skin tight singlets. Rather,
every calendar is actually a raffle ticket that has a
unique number.
Each day of the week, Monday through Friday,
has a dollar amount. Beginning in June, a winning
calendar number will be drawn for each weekday.
The winning calendar number will win the dollar
amount on that day. Prizes vary from $25 all the
way up to $200. A total of $1,700 in prize money
will be given away on the 22 days of the raffle. The
winning numbers will receive a check in the mail at
the end of each week they are drawn. It gets even
better. Each number will go back into the pot and
will have a chance to win again.
Winners will be announced on KLTZ - Mix 93
during the noon hour on the Bulletin Board. Daily
winners will also be printed in the Good Evening
Glasgow. Drawings are also sponsored by local
wrestling supporters and businesses that will be
announced in the GEG.
Calendars went on Sale Friday, May 14 and are
only available from those wrestlers going to wrestling
camps and tournaments and sell for $20. Wrestlers
are already selling calendars so look for Scotties
pounding the pavement and knocking on doors the
next couple of weeks.
DC Trip meeting May 25
There will be a Washington, D.C. Trip meeting for
next year's Juniors and Seniors fron Glasgow, Nashua
and Hinsdale High Schools on Tuesday, May 25th at
7:00 p.m. in room 4 at Glasgow High School.
If you missed the first meeting you still have time
to get signed up. For more information contact Rod
Karst at Glasgow High School (228-2485).
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CNA CLASSES: beginning
June I. Starting wage $9.401
hr & $750 sign on bonus,
vacation time, sick leave &
more. Applications will be
taken through May 24. Contact
Job Service 228-9369 or
the Director of Nursing
228-2461. Nursing students
needing their certification
contact the facili
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IRLE SCHOOL AIDES:
Resource Aide & Speech Aide
positions. 7 hrs/day school year,
wages $9.501hr for 3 months
& $1 1.20 thereafter. Vacation,
sick leave & retirement. To
apply submit online classified
application by 5/26/10, located
under the employment tab on
District websiie: http//glasgow.
kl2.mt.u~. Call Rachel Ekkson
for more info 2282406.
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REGISTERED DAYCARE:
with excellent references has
3 openings June 1. Call 228-
8963 or 263-0378.
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HOUSES FOR SALE: 4-
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SHOP SPACE FOR RENT
near downtown Glasgow.
24x60 w/20x14 overhead
door, $300. 60x60 w/ two
20x1 4 overhead doors,
$1,000. Both insulated doors,
walls, heat & electric. Call
John 263-2046.
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STORAGE UNITS FOR RENT
near downtown Glasgow.
16x50, $1 25. 12x32, $75.
16x60~16 side wall, $150.
20x60~16, $200. Call John
263-2046.
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FOR SALE: Lg 2 section
computer desk, 2 yrs. old, asking
$900 OBO. Call 228-8999,
leave message.
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FOR SALE: 2007 Honda
Shadow 11 00, excellent
condition, 4200 miles, $7000.
Call 2636960.
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FOR SALE: 1996 Mazda
pickup, 4x4, needs some work,
$500 080. Call 263-0215.
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BABY SHOWER for baby giri
Ainsley & Tarni Lostsgaard. Sat.,
May 22, 3gnknnE%,Ttt N.

Paddlefish harvest ends: Fort Benton
The Montana Fish, Wildlife The catch-and-release season will
& Parks Commission agreed remain open through June 15,
on Saturday to close the 2010
paddlefish harvest season on the
Upper Missouri River section from
Fort Benton to Fort Peck Dam at 9
p.m. on Sunday, May 16,2010.
The harvest closure means
that in this section of the Upper
2010. Legal hours for catch-andrelease
fishing for paddlefish are
6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
The 20 10 paddlefish harvest
quota for this population in the
Upper Missouri River is 500
fish. As of Saturday, a total
Missouri River, paddlefish can of 398 paddlefish had been
only be caught and released for
the remainder of the 2010 season.
harvested in the section. The FWP
Commission has the authority to
Food Bank open tomorrow 6'.
to Fort Peck Dam
end the paddlefish harvest season
within 24 hours when conditions
warrant.
At the present rate of about
100 paddlefish being harvested
each day, the 2010 quota was
expected to soon be reached or
surpassed, said FWP Region 6
Fisheries Manager Steve Dalbey.
All of the harvested paddlefish in
this section of the river have been
caught since May 1.
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1st Ave. No. will be open on Tuesday, May 18th . / ,

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Over 18 years of
Glasgow places lst, 2nd at
District Track & Field Meet
The Scotty girls won the 2B District Track & Field
meet held here on Saturday while the Scotty boys
finished in second place behind Malta. Those placing 6th
or better will now advance to the Northern B Divisional
in Great Falls.
Girls' Team Results: Glasgow 162.5, Malta 149, Plentywood 106,
Wolf Point 55, Poplar 25, Harlem 19.5.
Individually for the Scotties:
100M - Ist, Taylor Markle 12.87; 4th, Cecily Selden 13.84.
200M - lst, Taylor Markle 26.22
400M - lst, Bobbi Knudsen Malta 1:00.53; 2nd, Alyssa Sanders 1:03.78.
800M - 1st Bobbi Knudsen 2:22.0; 3rd, Jarni Johnson 234.9.
1600 M - lst, Jami Johnson 5:40.70.
3200M - lst, Jami Johnson 12:15.00; 5th, Emily Braaten 13:12.6; 6th,
Alacia Cole 14:57.5
100M HURDLES - lst, Cec~ly Selden 17.19; 3rd, Quinn Viara 17.15; 4th,
Debra Griebel 17.69.
300M HURDLES - lst, Quinn Vaira 49.38; 3rd, Alyssa Sanders 50.41
400M RELAY - lst, Malta 51.25; 2nd, Glasgow 51.38
1600 M RELAY - lst, Malta 04:24.2; 2nd, Glasgow 0432.0
HIGH JUMP - lst, Jennifer Weaver Malta 4'11"; 3rd, Erin Bell Glasgow
4'8"; 6th, Tiffany Wetzel4'8".
POLE VAULT- lst, Haley Thompson Plentywood 8'6"; 2nd, Sienna Dailey
8'0"; 5th, Tory Campbell 7'0"
DISCUS - 1 Shanni Moran Poplar 100'3"; 5th, Melissa Unger 87'9".
SHOT PUT - lst, Mandi Spoklie Plentywood 34' 1 112"; 4th, Melissa
Unger 30' 2 112".
JAVELIN - lst, Mandi Spoklie Plentywood 122' 7 112"; 3rd, Erin Bell 111'
7 1IT; 4th, Melissa Unger 97' 4".
LONG JUMP - lst, Ashley Olson Plentywood 15' 9 112"; 2nd, Taylor
Markle 15' 6"; 4th, Hanna Schultz 14'7".
TRIPLE JUMP - 1st. Caitlan Stadstad Plentwvood 30' 5"; 3rd, Kelsev
Borgen 29'10"; 5th, ~iinne Chappell Glasgow 29' 1".
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Boys'team results: Malta 184, Glasgow 131, Plentywood 99, Wolf
Point 61, Harlem 27, Poplar 14
100M - Ist, Matthew Brookie Malta 11.5; 2nd, Drew Croy 11.89.
200M - lst, Matthew Brookie 23.32; 2nd, Drew Croy 23.33.
400M - lst, Pres Harris Plentywood 51.19; 2nd, Patrick Billingsley 51.61;
3rd, Drew Croy 53.88.
800M - lst, Pres Harris 2:04.3; 3rd, Derek Hopkins 2:12.0; 5th, Bryan
Larson 2:23.4.
1600M - lst, Derek Hopkins 05:01.3; 5th, Austin Green 05:23.1; 6th, Baily
Burleson 05:31.5
3200M - lst, Derek Hopkins 11:13.3; 3rd, Austin Green 11:38.5.
llOM HURDLES - 1 Kyle Boos Malta 16.46
300M HURDLES - 1 Chad Cebulski Malta 43.44.
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400M RELAY BOYS - 1 Malta 45.16; 2 Plentywood 46.27; 3 Glasgow
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1600M RELAY - 1 Malta 03:42.2; 2 Glasgow 03:48.7
HIGH JUMP - lst, Chris Shupe Harlem 6' 0; 2nd, Patrick B~llingsley 6'
0"
SHOT PUT- lst, Jordan Moran Wolf Point 44' 5 112"; 2nd, Tristan Schmitt
43'6"
DISCUS - lst, Shane Barry Plentywood 126' 2"; 6th, Andy Gardner 105'
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POLE VAULT - lst, Bryce Cambell 13'0"; 2nd, Luke Zeige 13'0; 4th,
Gavin Holstein 10'0"; 6th, Zeb Shawver 9'8".
JAVELIN - 1 Dan Stiles Malta 172' 2"; 6th, Andy Gardner 133'3"
LONG JUMP- lst, Michael lwen Wolf Point 19'5"; 2nd, Patrick Billingsley
19'4 112"; 6th, Bryan Larson 17'9 112".
TRIPLE JUMP - 1 Pres Harris Plentywood 41' 7"
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Lawrence prevails
over 25 other drivers
An impressive total of 26 cars turned out for the
Milk River MotorSports Spring Demolition Derby held
this past Saturday afternoon at the Northeast Montana
Fairgrounds in Glasgow.
"It's the first time we've had this many cars in at
least twenty years," Randy Isakson, organizer of the
event, said. From experienced drivers to up-and-coming
motorheads, "The interest is definitely there," added
the White Indian. Cars came from as far as Bozeman,
Arlee, Williston, Miles City, and crafty 01' Mike Bunk
returned from Baker to give it another go.
Winning it all was local driver Bryce Lawrence
who pocketed $2,727 for his efforts. And that made
Nate Sillerud a little richer as well, as he bought Bryce
in the calcutta.
Josh Bunk took the 2nd-place check for $1,300. He
also won the Mad Dog trophy (Most Aggressive Driver)
which was how he advanced to the championship heat.
3rd place and $900 went to Melanie Hawkins, 4th place
and $650 to Fred Potter, and 5th place and $450 to
Michael Pedersen.
Heat winners for $100 each were, 1st heat: Roddy
Zinda (Glendive) and Page Carney (Arlee); 2nd heat:
Willie Lauckner and Wyatt Pederson; 3rd heat: Michael
Pedersen and Bryce Lawrence; 4th heat: Fred Potter and
Bill Tackitt (Arlee).
Consolation drivers advancing to the main were
Melanie Hawkins, Justin Kidd Quinlan (Miles City) and
RJ Johnson. Winning the "Hard Luck" trophy was Josh
Turner, who is stationed in Japan and here on leave,
who busted the whole front end out of his car shortly
into the derby.
"It was a real good derby," the White Indian said,
"they wrecked some cars and there were no arguments
among the drivers."
In fact, at the meeting, the drivers opted to donate the
additional $500 purse money to the Brunell Family.
"I sure appreciate all the help and all the businesses
that make this happen for this little community," says
the White Indian. "We ain't had 26 cars in ... how long?
It takes a lot of hard work from everyone involved,
including the drivers. They all deserve a big 'thank you',
and I'm very sincere about that. I just wish more people
could have made it to the show to support their efforts.
If you weren't there, you missed one great derby."
The next Milk River MotorSports event will be the
annual Mud Bog, slated for Saturday and Sunday, June
12th and 13th.