Pee - Glasgow Montana

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Volume 15, Number 7 Wednesday, November 19,2008
A tight-knit group of
Wee Ice Dawgs are
Sam Schultz, Blake
guys, this season's Pee Keil Krumwiede, Austin Svingen and Craig
(back row, left to right) Greenhagen; middle, Tyler Mix, Jake Kolstad,
Mattfeldt, Gage Legare, Ryan Padden and Parker Kulczyk; and front,
Pee-Wees strike gold in Butte, Montana
This past weekend, your
Glasgow Ice Dawgs (Pee Wee
division) took a trip to the Richest
Hill on Eurth to play a trio of hockey
games against some familiar foes.
They were heading into Butte off
a second-place finish at the State
Tournament (Treasure State League)
held in Glasgow, but with only one
week of practice under their belts,
there was some uncertainty as to
how the Dawgs would fare. So it
was time to find out.
First game action saw the Ice
Dawgs facing the Glacier Avalanche
(Whitefish) on Friday night. The
Avalanche came out of the gate
firing on all cylinders, scoring five
goals in the 1st period. Ryan Padden
finally broke the ice when he scored
on an assist by Keil Krumwiede, and
Padden was able to return the favor
with his assist to Krumwiede for the
goal to keep Glasgow in the game.
It didn't appear that the Dawgs had
their hockey legs under them in
that initial period, but they didn't
let the three-goal deficit get them
down. Instead, they shut down the
potent Avalanche offense, allowing
just nine shots on Glasgow goalie
Harley Eliason in the 2nd and 3rd
periods; Eliason stopped them all.
Padden scored two more goals in
the 2nd, one on a pass from Austin
Svingen and one unassisted on the
power play, and Sam Schultz tied
the game at 5-all on another power
play with the assist going to Craig
Greenhagen. Padden scored the
game winner late in the 3rd period.
continued on back page

ATTN: Scofty Wrestlers ' Parents
There will be a high school wrestling meeting
for parents of Scotty wrestlers in grades 9-12 on
Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in Room
#I at Glasgow High School.
Meeting at the VFW
The American Legion & Auxiliary #41 will
meet on Thursday, November 20th at 7 p.m. at the
VFW Hall.
Pearl Wesen will give the Rehab report and
Marlene Zinner will have the Past President's report.
Plans will be made for the Legion & Auxiliary's
Christmas Pot Luck Dinner at 5:00 p.m. on December
14th at the Glasgow Civic Center.
Cards will be sent to those not present. Renee
Clampitt is hostess chairman.
Search & Rescue to meet
Valley County Search & Rescue will be meeting
on Thursday, November 20th at 7:00 p.m. at the
Long Run Fire Station. Everyone is welcome. Call
Greg Speer at 367-9315 for any questions.
Time for an Indian Taco?
Valley County Council on Aging will have their
monthly Indian Taco Night Thursday, November 20th
from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
The meal includes a fry bread with all the taco
fixin's, a fry bread with honey & butter, fruit and a
beverage for just $6. For more information call 228-
9500 or 228-9223.
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BAZAARON SAT.. NOV.22ND BAUER STROLLERICAR
AT THE CIVIC CENTER with
her fresh baked goods as a
fundraiser for the citylcounty
library. .:..:..:..$*.$
FINAL FARMER'S MARKET
FOR THE SEASON: Cabbage,
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aturday, Nov.
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An older, silver-haired man walked into a jewelry
store one beautiful Friday evening with an even more
beautiful young gal at his side. He told the jeweler he was
looking for a special ring for his girlfriend. The jeweler
looked through his stock and brought out a $5,000 ring.
The old man said, "No, I'd like to see something a
bit more special."
At that statement, the jeweler went to his special
stock and brought another ring over. "Here's a stunning
ring at only $40,000," the jeweler said. "Would you like
to see if it fits?"
The young lady's eyes sparkled and her whole body
trembled with excitement as the ring slid perfectly onto
her finger.
Seeing this the old geezer said, "We'll take it."
The jeweler asked how payment would be made and
the old man stated, "By check. I know you need to make
sure my check is good, so 1'11 write it now and you can
call the bank Monday to verify the funds and 1'11 pick the
ring up Monday afternoon," he said.
Monday morning, the jeweler phoned the old man.
"Sir, there's no money in your account!"
"Yes, I know that," said the old man, "but let me tell
you about my weekend!"
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Welcome to Blount Field
The football field adjacent to Frazer High School
was recently dedicated in honor of and named after a
most deserving person - Harold Dean Blount.
Dean has been involved in Frazer High School
since 1964, including coaching, the school's business
manager, athletic director and school design specialist.
The dedication for Mr. Blount, who is always
sporting that extremely positive attitude of his, took place
on Saturday, October 25th, during halftime of Frazer's
final football game of the season in which Frazer ended
on a very happy note, rocking Rimrock Christian 60-0
with Jaylan Blount in charge of the quarterback duties.

I would like to thank all
my Family C Friends for
the "Early" 50th Surprise
Party. Thank you for all
the cards, gifts, C plant,
they were all Great!
A Dig Thank You to 3
Special People in my Life ...
"Kayia, Mary lo, Tan"
for everything you did to
pull this off and to make
this a Surprise!!!
"What 0 Surprise it was"
I love you all!!!
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ITICOMPUTER TECHNICIAN:
Full time, (must be available for on-call after probationary period).
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but not required. Willing to train. Knowledge of Microsoft; Excel, Word,
Outlook, Powerpoint and Network a plus. Responsible for day to day
monitoring of the network and all other systems tasks and monthly
~reventive maintenance.
SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST (O~eratina Room):
Full-time, 6:30AM - 3:30PM or until end of surgery cases. Rotating
call: nights and weeks ends. Graduate from a Surgical Tech Program
and/or one year surgical technologist experience preferred, but willing
to train. Responsibilities include assisting surgeon during surgical and
non-surgical invasive procedures. Preparing, maintaining, and cleaning
eqipment and instruments utilized during procedures.
DIRECTOR OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Registered Nurse or Respiratory Therapist licensure required. (Training
available).
Position will be in charge of maintaining DME Department including
compliance with Medicare and JCAHO regulations and assist patients
with equipment setups. Qualified applicant will also supervise Home
02 Department Staff as well as assist in Home 02 deliveries, when
required. Upon request of the physician, individual will set-up and operates
various types of respiratory equipment and deliver physician
- prescribed therapy. Training other staff on RT processes. Director is
responsible for development and review of all departmental policies
and procedures.
For more information, please contact: FMDH Human Resources
Office at 406-228-3647 or complete on-line application at
www.fmdh.org (EOE)
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Breigenzer selected to All-State,
Hopstad digs her way to 1st Team
The District 2B Volleyball All-Conference Team
has been released with two Scotties, Anna Breigenzer
and Natalie Hopstad, making First Team. Anna was
also selected to All-State.
First Team:
Anna Breigenzer Glasgow 5'4" Senior
Alex Courtney Wolf Point 6'1" Junior
Shanay Darrah Malta 5'6" Senior
Kylee Denham Malta 5'9" Senior
Natalie Hopstad Glasgow 5'5" Senior
Amy Johnson Plentywood 5'9" Junior
Rachel Ryan Wolf Point 5'2" Junior
Second Team
Erin Bell Glasgow 5'10" Junior
Shayna Connell Wolf Point 5'4" Junior
Taylor Eder Poplar 5'8" Soph.
Ashley Fossum Glasgow 5'8" Senior
Carly Flatt Malta 5'4" Junior
Sidney Gourneau Poplar 5'8" Senior
Allison Stadstad Plentywood 5'9" Senior
All State - Anna Breigenzer, Alex Courtney
and Kylee Denham
Poet, Poster Contest aimed
at dang-neared everybody
Inconjunction withNational CareerDevelopment
Month, there is a Poetry and Poster Contest: "Inspire
Your Career, Develop Your Dreams".
Every adult and student enrolled in public, private
and parochial schools in states with participating
NCDA state divisions are eligible to participate.
Contest divisions include:
Primary Grades K-2
Intermediate Grades 3-5
Middle Grades 6-8
Senior Grades 9-12
Adult Student 18 & older enrolled in school
Open Ad~k 18 & older not enrolled in school
(student teachers, parents & professionals ...)
Each poem or poster entry should celebrate and
inspire career development with a positive tone.
Contest deadline is Friday, December 5th, postmarked
to Montana Career Resource Network. 1st thru 5th place
in each category will be awaded prizes. lst, 2nd and
3rd place winners in the itate contest will be sent to the
National Contest with some huge prizes at stake.
For a detailed entry form (explaining
requirements, awards, etc.), call Mr. Rennick at the
Glasgow High School at 228-2485.

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113 cup honey 114 teaspoon ground
3 tablespoons canola oil allspice
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3 jalapeno peppers, nutmeg
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3 teaspoons dried thyme chicken breast halves
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opt# 7 ~AYS A WEEK
Pee Wees continued from front
His four goals in the contest were one up on a hat trick!
Eliason made 20 saves in the winning effort.
Saturday morning had the Dawgs up bright
and early for breakfast before facing the Ice Dogs of
Bozeman. Midway through the 1st period Padden
picked up where he left off with his first goal of the day
assisted by Krumwiede. From there it was an all-about
battle as neither team could score in the 2nd. But the
Dawgs of Glasgow would crank up the heat midway
through the 3rd when Svingen scoring unassisted for
the 2-0 cushion. Padden scored a short-handed goal with
the assist going to Swingin' Svingen, and Krumwiede
would put the game away with his unassisted goal with
a couple minutes left in regulation. Eliason made several
key saves despite facing just 15 shots, earning his first
shut-out of the season, 4-zip Glasgow.
In the final game of the weekend, the Dawgs would
face the home boys, the Butte Blues. The last time these
teams met at the State Tournament here at the Valley
Event Center, it was a rough-&-tumble battle with a pair 1
Sisterhood of the
of Blues players hitting the showers early: ejected. Both
teams came out playing a physical, fast-paced game -
just the way Gage Legare likes it - but the Blues put the
puck into the net first. Not intimidated, the Dawgs would
strike right back as Svingen scored unassisted to tie the
game. Later in the 1st period, Blake Mattfeldt would
give the Dawgs the lead 2-1 on a pass from Svingen.
The 2nd period had the Blues tving . - it back up before the --- - --
X* Dawgs cbuntercd with four unanswered goals. ISchultz I hooked up with Krumwiede to score a pair of goals and
Krumwiede scored unassisted. Svingen then scored
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a on a pass from Jake Kolstad for the 6-2 lead heading
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into the 3rd period. Butte narrowed the gap to 6-3, but
after that they couldn't hang with the streaking Dawgs
as Krumwiede fired right back for a goal followed by
Schultz and Svingen each finding the back of the net,
the latter two earning their first hat tricks in the early
season. Eliason made 24 saves in a most satisfying 9-3
triumph which had Butte singing - - the Blues.
The Pee Wee Ice Dawgs are now off to a 3-0 start
with every member of the team taking part in the wins
whether they were on the score sheet or not. Tyler
Mix got broken into hockey for the first time and did a
fantastic job.
This talented bunch will see more league action
the weekend of December 6th in Great Falls. In the
meantime, it's practice, practice, practice at the Valley
Event Center thanks to the continued support from the
wonderful community of Valley County.
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