Vol. 3, No. 42 Tuesday, April 8, 2014Woman Stops Grizzly Attack With her .25Caliber Pistol The following story is a true account of self control and marksmanship as a Canadian woman survived a grizzly bear attack with one well placed shot from her itsy bitsy .25 caliber Beretta Jetfire: “While out hiking in Alberta, Canada with my boyfriend, we were surprised when a huge grizzly bear came charging at us out of nowhere. She must have been protecting her cubs because she was extremely aggressive. If I had not had my little Beretta Jetfire I would not be here today! I yanked it out of my purse and fired one shot. It hit my boyfriend in his kneecap and the bear caught him easily. While the grizzly mauled the poor cripple, I was able to escape by just walking away at a brisk pace. I lovethat pistol.

C-rrrr-ack!Returning from the Montana State AAU Wrestling Tournament on Sunday and putting the batting helmet on Monday, Dylan Nieskens makes perfect contact during a “sandlot” practice Monday evening at Cal Ripken Field. Hats and baseball gloves were used for the bases (which were not yet in place) and ball players from various teams all played together. And for the first practice of the season, there was some pretty good action to be seen.

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BUZZGeneral laborer wanted: Will perform duties as directed by the Rec. Dept. Director. Requires ability to perform sustained physical duties and work in varied weather conditions. Knowledge of engine repair, turf maintenance & landscaping a plus. Requires valid MT Driver’s License. Salary is $9/hr, Hours: 40/wk, Mon-Fri. Position Open Until Filled. apply by completinG Generic job service application and submittinG directly to employer at 319 3rd st. s.

BUZZrecreation instructor wanted: Will teach youth classes from June-August (four 2-week sessions). Requires basic classroom knowledge of recreation, teaching, physical education & coaching. Applicants must possess excellent communication skills, energetic personality, and ability to work with children and be a good role model & leader. Salary is $9/hr, Hours: 8am-1:30pm, may vary. Position Close Date: April 25th, 2014. apply by completinG Generic job service application and submittinG directly to GlasGow rec dept. at 319 3rd st. s.

BUZZlifeGuard wanted: Must take Lifeguard Training & CPR class (offered by employer). Will monitor activities in swimming areas to prevent accidents & provide swim instructions in a class setting. Will check pool chemicals daily & record data and oversee the safety of all patrons in pool area. Salary is $9/hr, Hours will vary. Position Close Date: April 25, 2014. apply by completinG Generic job service application and submittinG directly to GlasGow rec dept. at 319 3rd st. s.

BUZZHelp wanted: Part-time Night Shift at Campbell Lodge. Starting wage $9/hour. apply at campbell lodGe.

BUZZeZZie’s midtown is looKinG for full-time Help: Starting wage is $9/hr with some benefits after a 3 month probationary period. Employee will work some 5am shifts and some 9am shifts, including some weekends and holidays. Some of the duties will include running a cash register, filling propane, stocking inventory, making sure store is kept clean and doing daily paperwork. anyone interested can picK up an application at tHe station.

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Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 44. West wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.Wednesday: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 64. Breezy, with a west northwest wind 13 to 18 mph increasing to 21 to 26 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 37 mph.Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. West northwest wind 16 to 21 mph decreasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 28 mph.Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. West wind 9 to 13 mph.Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35. West wind 8 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 63. South southwest wind around 9 mph.Friday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36.Saturday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 48. Breezy.Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 25. Blustery.Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 47.Monday Mostly sunny, with a high near 54.

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Residents along US Highway 2 in Montana are in agreement on what the priority of the Highway 2 Association should be according to initial results but split about how it should be carried forward. 80 percent of the respondents to date validate the original intent to advocate for construction of a four lane highway along the present route of Highway 2 in Montana but half of those believe exceptions should be allowed based on local input and priorities. Nearly 17% responded that four lanes are not necessary and new highway designs to help traffic flow and passing lanes should be priority. The survey asks for details to current transportation issues within the Highway 2 corridor in addition to specific safety issues or concerns that currently exist and current and potential opportunities for enhanced economic development within the existing corridor and/or an optimized US 2. The overall survey process is an effort to review organizational goals and objectives, re-affirm the Associations relationship with its members, residents and communities within the corridor

and insure the Association represents the values and priorities identified. Association President, Bob Sivertsen invites all interested persons and business entities within the US Highway 2 Corridor to complete the survey before the deadline of June 1st. The final compiled results will be utilized by the Association Board of Directors to establish organizational goals and priorities and shared with regional and state officials of the Montana Department of Transportation. The survey link is available on the front page of the Association website at www.hwy2MT.org. Printed copies can be obtained by contacting Sivertsen directly at 406.262.2346. Here is a sampling of survey results already submitted:

With the Bakken Oil Boom, we have seen a HUGE increase in traffic along the Hi-Line, not only more truck traffic, but commuters who come from western Montana to work in the oil patch.

If the highway was constructed in a way to be safe for all, it would increase the economies of the towns on the high line. The only way to make highway

2 safer is to build or increase it to a four lane.

A bad intersection on Hwy # 2 in the Glasgow exists where you turn off to go to Opheim or South

to Ft. Peck. This needs to be addressed and better lighting and flashing warnings about the intersection.

Currently there is not enough traffic to create significant traffic barriers. Passing lanes would assist in weather related travel difficulties and the like. However, I remain convinced that four lanes would support economic development along the Highline trade corridor.

Lots of traffic & impatient people who put themselves & everyone else on the road in jeopardy when passing... too many near misses... surprised there aren’t more fatalities on this road.

Both areas on either side of Glasgow should be widened. It is hard to pass slower traffic when weather is bad on a smaller two lane.

It’s a chicken and egg thing. If you build it they will come. On the other hand if the traffic were here they would build it.

All aboard for 4-Bears Valley County Transit and the Valley County Council on Aging have planned a 3 day/2 night trip on May 6-8th to 4-Bears Casino in New Town, North Dakota. Cost per person is $145 double occupancy or $200 single which includes your bus transportation and motel room. The casino will provide promotional credits and free food and drink coupons to each person. Reservations and payment are due by noon on Friday, April 25th. Call Valley County Transit at 228-TRIP to reserve your seat.

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Monday’s teaser: I can live on a sill, I can be a tasty fruit. If I get injured, I’ll need a good boot.Answer: A computer. The computer can run Windows (sill) or it can be an Apple computer (fruit). Today’s teaser: Why would a hair stylist rather cut the hair of two brunettes than one blonde?

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I have to say, some thingshere in Zambia are just a bitdifferentthantheyareintheUnitedStates.Tonightisjustoneexampleof a few differences…hope youenjoythecomparison. As Iwaspreparing for thisevening,eachlittlepart,Ibeganthinking…how would a similarsituationplayoutintheUnitedStates? A few weeks ago, my roommates and I weretalkingabouthowwecangettoknowourneighborsjust a littlebit.We thought, since I haveaprojectorforteaching,maybewecanusetheprojectortoshowa movie for the neighbors…great idea…This wouldbe something like having friendsover foramovie foranightof funtogether,so,lettheZambianmovienightadventurebegin! Since movies are readilyavailableintheUS,maybethehostwould go to the local blockbusterorredboxandgrabamovieorjustdownload it from iTunes in 5-10minutes. Here we communicated with a friend inSouthAfrica,whogot themovieandsent itupwithsomeZambianfriendswhoweretravelingbackherethis past week…that takes just a bit more planningandconnectionstosecureanewerrelease. In theUS,wewouldprobablysendouta fewmessagesonFacebook,atextmessage,etc.toletpeopleknowthatwearehavingamovienight.Somepeopledon’trespond,otherssaytheyarebusywiththis and that and a few say they will attend. Herein Zambia, three of us went to the doors of ourneighborsthismorningtoinvitethemtocome.Theyallwerehappy to receive the invitationandnoonehadareasontonotcome,theyall(40+)camewiththeirchildrenandfamilies. BackintheStateswewouldprobablystopatthenearestWalmart to pick up chips, sodas,microwavepopcornandcandy,maybeordersomepizzasandhavethemdelivered.Herewegotsomeconcentratedjuicedrink,hadtoboilabout30Lofwaterinthemorning,letitcoolincontainers,putsomeinthefreezer,andaddtheconcentratetomakethedrinks…calledcooldrinks.

Next itemon theagenda, snacks.Weproceededtothenpoppopcornina2qt.potonatwoburnerlittleoven/stove for about two/threehours andmake some little sweetbiscuits in what we call a toasteroven! Now for themovie…inmosthomes in the states, nice, big flat

screenTVsaretheobviouschoiceandalreadyclearlyin place for such an event. Sofas and comfortablechairsfillourlivingroomsandchairsareinabundancethroughoutthehouse…inthemost‘dire’circumstances,people might need to sit on carpeted floors withdecorativepillowstosoftenthereseatingarrangements.

It isabitdifferenthere.Firstwefindthescreen…oh,right,goto thebedroomwherewe findabedsheet.Howwillwehangitontheoutsideofabrickwall?Let’sget a string and some clothespins(calledpegshere)andafewnails.Upgoesthecurtain,pinnedtothestringabovethelivingroom

windowoutsideourhouse…andhowdowereachwayup there to secure it?Well, of course, drive the carnexttothehouseandclimbupthere! Now for setting up the film…about 4 differentextensioncordswithplugsfromthreedifferentcountries(Germany, South Africa, and Zambia) to get poweroutsidefortheprojectorandlaptop.Then,thereisthematterofseating…bringall6ofourchairsoutside,thenlayoutalloursparechitengesonthegrass.(Theyareusefulforsomanythings.)Lastly,outcomesthekitchentableforthepopcorn,cooldrink,andsweetbiscuits. Amazingly enough, some of the neighborsactuallyshowedupatthetimeoftheinvitation(18:00),sowesangabit togetherwaiting for the restof theneighbors. Most people arrived within the hour, sowewereabletogetthemoviestartedby19:00.Weconsidered it a great success as everyone greetedoneanother,chattedabit,enjoyedsomesnacksandsettledinfortheMandelamovie. Ifyouwanttojoinusforamovienightsometime,just shoot me an email, I am sure we can arrangesomething!~ Shirley Ann Turner

Shirley’s Night at the Movies in Zambia‘Relay Madness’ is back Independence Bank branches in Glasgow, Malta, Scobey and Poplar are once again pleased to be sponsors of the Northeast Montana Relay For Life Independence Bank Relay Madness. This is a team competition that pits registered Relay teams against each other in a battle to sell luminaria for the Northeast Montana Relay For Life. Prize money is provided by these branch banks for the top selling team each scheduled segment of the competition, as well as $500 for the overall winning team for their team total. Competition will start June 1st and run until the week of the Northeast Montana Relay For Life. More information about the Independence Bank Relay Madness will be forthcoming. So it is important that teams register on the Northeast Montana Relay For Life website by June 1st.

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Immunization or family planning services will not be available at the Valley County Health Department this afternoon through Wednesday, April 9th. The staff will be out of the office for training.

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Travels have gone well this month, and I am thankful for your prayers through this time. Many of you have casually or more seriously asked me in recent months about what my plans are for the rest of the year. In the midst of praying about and considering what God’s plans for me are after this initial two year commitment, I came across a quote by CS Lewis that has encouraged me to rest, refocus, and trust God.

“Never, in peace or war, commit your virtue or your happiness to the future. Happy work is best done by the

Nearly 1,000 total competitors and 25 Highlanders made the journey to Butte this past weekend for the STATE AAU tournament. The Highlanders came away with 2 State CHAMPS — Matt Reyling, pictured above and Grady Nielsen — and 12 total placers on the weekend. Congrats boys! This wraps up a wildly successful season for the future Scotties. Matt Reyling, Oden Hallock and Cade Myrick will be competing for Team Montana at the Middle School National Duals this weekend in Iowa.

• Flint Dix- 3rd• Grady Nielsen 1st• Mo Fast 4th• Keigan Ingram 4th• Blake Overvold 3rd• Kohl Kittleson 2nd

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