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Tonight: Snow. Low around -3. Wind chill values aslow as -18. Light east wind increasing to 8 to 13 mph inthe evening. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow
accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.
Tuesday: Snow, mainly before noon. High near 5. Wind
chill values as low as -22. East wind around 14 mph, withgusts as high as 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.New snow accumulation of around an inch possible.
Tuesday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around -5. Windchill values as low as -16. East wind 5 to 7 mph becoming
calm after midnight.
New Years Day: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostlycloudy and cold, with a high near 4. Northwest wind 6 to8 mph.
Wednesday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around -9.North northwest wind around 6 mph becoming calm aftermidnight.
Thursday:Mostly cloudy, with a high near 16. Southeast
wind around 6 mph.
Thursday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 15.
Friday: A chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy, with a
high near 33.
Friday Night:A chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a lowaround 9.
Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 15.
Saturday Night:A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 0.
Sunday:A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy and cold,with a high near 9.
A snowyNew Year
Snow will begin to all tonight north o the MilkRiver, then spread across the rest o the area uesdaymorning and afernoon. Te snow will continue throughNew Years Day, with 2 to 4 inches possible by the time ittapers Wednesday morning.
Get your Cash Calendars,support Montana Rodeo Te 35th Anniversary o the MontanaPro Rodeo Circuit Finals will be heldat the Montana ExpoPark in GreatFalls on January 10, 11 and 12, 2014. Tere are still some 2014Montana Pro Rodeo Finals cash calendarsstill available in our area. Calendars are $30 each andallows you to win cash every day o the year. O course,
the big cash drawings will be held during the MPRF onSunday, January 12th when prizes o $1,500, $2,500 andthe big one o $5,000 will be drawn or.
During the rest o the calendar dates, Sundaysthrough Fridays will have a $30 drawing; Saturdays willbe $100 drawings; and the end o each month eatures adrawing or $500. Your name always goes back into thebucket, meaning you can win more than once. In all,$28,000 in cash prizes will be won. Calendars are available rom any Glasgow RodeoCommittee member, or call Myron Malnaa at 672-4095(cell) or 228-3908 (home) and he can steer you in theright direction. Tis past year the Glasgow Rodeo Committee soldenough calendars to have approximately $1,000 kicked
back into our local community. And we had a lot owinners rom this area (December winners have yet tobe drawn) with Glasgows Jim Nelson being a $1,500winner rom the 34th Annual Montana Pro RodeoCircuit Finals. Jim bought his calendar rom PaulMonson at the Montana Bar. Other local winners were: January Tim Hide, Jane Hide and Maria Taylor (Saco)
$30 each April Tyler Hillman of Hinsdale, $30 May Tyler Malnaa ($100), Marjorie Olsen (Whitewater)
$30, Lekeni Risa (Opheim) $30, Robert & Dianna Nygard(Fort Peck) $30
July Louie Monson $30, Kelly Siefert $30 August Don Renner (Larslan) $100, Walter Ozark
(Saco) $30 September Angie Stanley $30 October Kevin Nelson (Richland) $30, Walter Nelson
(Opheim) $30 As mentioned, the December winners o the 2013MPRF have yet to be drawn or that will take placeon December 31st. Te 2014 Cash Calendars will beavailable until Myron loads up the truck or Great Fallson January 10th. Give him a call or stop by the MontanaBar. Your support o the Glasgow Rodeo Committeeand the MPRF is greatly appreciated.
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Reds Monday Night Winners Te Glasgow Reds American Legion BaseballsNFL Monday night Football winners or December23rd were Bryan Krumwiede and Mike Chappell. Tey
each won $50 as the San Francisco 49ers took care o theAtlanta Falcons 34-24.
Tis past Sunday was the final day o the regularseason. Afer 17 weeks o NFL action, just 12 teamsremain in contention to win Super Bowl XLVIII, whichis scheduled to take place on February 2, 2014, at
MetLie Stadium in East Rutherord, N.J.Te Reds NFL Playoff books will get started with
two o the our Wildcard game sscheduled this weekend.Saturdays game board eatures the AFCs Kansas CityChies (11-5) at Indianapolis Colts (11-5). Te otherWildcard game (not eatured in the Reds Playoff books)
is the NFC matchup between the New Orleasns Saintsat Philadelphia Eagles.
Sundays game board eatures the NFC Wildcardgame with the 49ers (12-4) headed or Green Bayto take on the Packers (8-7) and the return o Aaron
Rodgers who led a game-winning drive against theChicago Bears in a winner-take-all game or the NFCNorth title yesterday. Sundays other Wildcard game(not in the Reds Playoff books) eatures the AFCs SanDiego Chargers (9-7) at the Cincinnati Bengals (11-5). Afer Wildcard weekend, the remainder o thegames are eatured in the Reds Playoff books with two
game boards or the Super Bowl.
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Twas the night before New
Years, just after Christmas,
Still bemoaning the fact,
that the fat man had missed us.
At our door we heard voices,
hail and hearty.
A group of our friends
saying, lets go to a party.
Out the door we trundled,
into the snow and ice.
A gathering with friends
would certainly be nice.
At the place where we gathered
smiling faces were many.
If I was to guess,
Id have to say twennie.
By seven the eats
were all being served.
And compliments ew,
all well deserved.
We, e children of June Castleberry,to thank each and every one for Moms fune
12/13/2013. Te end seemed to come togethejust how God planned it. Big thanks goes out
Bell Funeral Home, the doctors and nurses what Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital, Lisa anmoms quick stay a Valley View, and to First Bfor an outstanding job of quickly preparing for
Te pastor, Lonnie Eidson, the sound systJacobson, and the luncheon provided by her L
who did an excellent job.Mom would have been so proud of y
Tanks also goes to Becky Johnson for providithough her voice was straining, her heart was for the love for June as a next-door neighbor. TGlasgow Flower Shop for keeping flowers beausub-zero weather. And for the pallbearer who Glenn Wash, Jim Rodenberg, Ron Hanson, DoDean Tompson, & Keith Ivers. wo special mlife were honorary pallbearers: her brother, G
and her life-time beekeeper friend, Harry Rwo honorary pall bearers were her husband
Johnny Coleman and George Colem
Seems like a blur now, but June quietly slippeearth into her new home with Jesus, where sheand at peace. We all thank God for allowing Jmom, and wife to Faxton and to John. What
when we all arrive in Heaven.
Sincerely,Husband John Coleman,
Families of David Castleberry, Diann Hanson
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PEPPER STEAK
NEW YEARS EVESoup: TOMATO
Lunch:HANGAR BURGERDinner: SEAFOOD FETTUCCINE
HAPPY NEW YEAR!Soup: CHICKEN NOODLELunch:BUFFALO BURGER
Dinner: HOT TURKEY DINNER
THURSDAY 01/02Soup: HAM & BEAN
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SATURDAY 01/04Soup: COOKS CHOICELunch:TACO SALAD
Dinner: SHEPHERDS PIE
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It is with much sadness to report that Kansas CityChies kicker Ryan Succop (pronounced suck-up)missed a 41-yard field goal attempt with our secondslef in regulation, a kick that could have eliminatedthe San Diego Chargers while vaulting the PittsburghSteelers into the playoffs. Instead, San Diego beat Kansas City 27-24 inovertime to clinch the AFCs second wild card. Based on a new rule this season, the Chargersshould have been flagged or illegal ormation prior
to Succops missed field goal. A flag should have beenthrown, the ball should have been moved up five yardsand Succop should have attempted another kick rom36 yards. Granted, Succop had just missed rom 41,so its no guarantee he would have hit rom five yardscloser. But, or his career, the Chies kicker is 90% onattempts under 40 yards. Missing one field goal romunder 42 yards was unexpected enough. Missing twoback-to-back is almost unthinkable. Te Chies, with nothing to lose orgain by a victoryover the Chargers, started just two o the 22 regulars.Perhaps i they started three or our, the outcome mighthave been more avorable or the Steelers. In short, San Diego lucked out and the Steelersand their ans have reason to be angry. But, thats what
happens when you dig a hole so early in the seasonand have to depend on other teams losing in hopes omaking it to the post season. When you go a ho-hum8-8, you dont have much room to complain. Te Steelers (and Chies) werent the only ones toget screwed by poor officiating with time winding down.With the Dallas Cowboys trailing by eight in the ourthquarter, tight end Jason Witten caught a 34-yard pass overthe middle o the field. Beore Dallas could get anotherplay off, the team was whistled or delay o game. It should not have been. Te play clock wasmistakenly reset to 25 seconds, as it would be or a playout o bounds where the game clock stops. It did noton this play, and the clock should have been set at 40seconds. Simply put, there was no penalty, and although
the Cowboys went on to score on that drive (convertingon 4th and 9), the argument can certainly be made thatevery snap counts in what ended up being a two-pointDallas loss. However, reerees and side judges are humanbeings, and as such, it isnt reasonable to expect them tobe perect. Except, o course, when it involves knockingthe Steelers out o the Playoffs.
What a way to end it
By eight you could notice
the yawns that had started.The chili kicked in and
by golly I had enjoyed it.
By nine some eyelids
had started to droop.
I took a break
cause I had to go outside.
By ten the door
was opening and closing.
And there on the side
several were dozing.
Id come to the party
with one thing in my head.
To make it to midnight
before heading for bed.
By ten fteen Id
let that thought y.
So yawning and nodding
we all said good-bye.
Maybe next time Ill
make it all full of cheer.
and then right at twelve
holler HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
A SeniorNew Years
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Landowners have until Wednesday, January 15thto submit an application or 2014 pheasant releasesthrough the Montanas Upland Game Bird EnhancementProgram.
Under Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks pheasantrelease program, landowners who attempt to establishpheasant populations in suitable habitat can bereimbursed or raising and releasing ring-necked
pheasants.Landowners interested in raising and releasingpheasants have until Jan. 15, 2014 to submit anapplication. Landowners can apply annually or up tofive consecutive years to establish pheasants.
Projects must comprise at least 100 contiguousacres o land and contain a combination o habitatcomponents that include the types o cover and oodupland game birds need to survive. Lands enrolled inthe pheasant release program must allow ree publicaccess to hunt upland game birds during the season thereleases take place.
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Pheasant Release Applications due January Applications need to be received by FWno later than Jan.15, 2014. Pheasants will bor release between Aug. 1 and Sept. 15, 20Hunting preserves, lands that host a hunting enterprise, and lands where huntileased or paid or are not eligible.For more inormation, and an on-line applvisit FWPs website at wp.mt.govsea
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other personal property let unattended or a periodin excess o 24 hours, or exceeding 14 or 30 daysas noted above, is subject to impoundment and ora citation. Please pack out all trash and leave yourcampsite clean. When venturing out on to a recently rozen bodyo water there are some saety precautions that canhelp you be prepared or the worst. Bringing severalimportant tools can assure that in the event o icebreakage and submersion, you can avoid hypothermiaand survive. Use the buddy system; never venture on
the ice alone. Wear a Lie jacket. Tey are not justor summer. By wearing a personal floatation device(PFD) personal buoyancy is increased, keeping yourhead and shoulders above water. Wear saety spikes.Tey will provide traction and help you get out o thewater. Have a 50-oot rope readily accessible. Tis toolkeeps a lieline handy or you and your buddy. Alwayshave extra dry clothes. Let someone know where youare going, planned routes and expected time o return.Know the ice beore you venture out on it. Weatherplays a major role in ice quality and thickness.
o limit erosion, prevent the spreading o noxiousweeds, and to protect plants and wildlie, motorizedvehicles are permitted on designated roads only.AVs (motorcycles, etc.) must be street legal and
licensed, or have appropriate State o Montana O-highway Vehicle Certiicates. Operators must alsopossess the proper drivers license issued by theirstate o residence.
During winter, motorized vehicles can access theice o Fort Peck Lake at boat ramps or at designatedice access routes only. Designated ice access routeshave been posted and include the South side oPark Grove Bridge across rom Roundhouse Point,3rd Dredge, road behind the Shat Buildings, andMcGuire Creek. At Crooked Creek Recreation Area,a route across the shoreline rom the boat ramp tothe ice will be designated. Properly registered orlicensed snowmobiles are allowed on the rozensurace o Fort Peck Reservoir only. Driving alongthe shoreline between the rozen lake and the highwater mark is not allowed, except to navigate aroundan ice pressure ridge or open water by the shortestand most direct route not to exceed 1/8th mile.
For questions or comments concerning thesematters, or to report a violation, please contact theUS Army Corps o Engineers, Fort Peck ProjectOice at 406-526-3411.
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