Vol. 3, No. 75 Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Chase is off to the RaceChase Fossum helped the Scotty boys to the Northern B Divisional Track & Field title held in Great Falls this past Saturday by winning four individual events. The Scotty girls also won the divisional title (results inside). They are now headed to the State B Meet in Butte.

Fort Peck Interpretive Center in full swing The Fort Peck Interpretive Center is kicking off its summer season of activities this weekend — something fun for everyone. The activities for Saturday, May 31st are: •2:00 p.m. Geocaching —

learn how to use a GPS and go on a Ranger-led treasure hunt to find special prizes!

•7:00 p.m. — Camp Ground Scavenger Hunt — meet at Kiwanis Park Amphitheater for a cool scavenger hunt to earn prizes!

Powerhouse tours are being offered every weekday beginning at 9:30 a.m. every other hour until 3:30 p.m., and weekends every hour starting at 9:30 with the last tour being at 4:30. For any questions call the Fort Peck Interpretive Center at (406) 526-3493.

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The Glasgow Education Association and the Glasgow School Board will hold a gathering to honor retiree Karen Ortman for her 30 years of service to the Glasgow School System. It will be held on Wednesday, May 28th at 5:00 at Sunnyside Golf Course. Please come and wish Karen well. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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The Hinsdale Western Valley 4-H will have a Rabies Clinic with Dr. Chelsie McCallister on Friday, May 30th from 10 a.m. to noon at the Hinsdale Fire Hall. For more information call 648-7022.

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A big-time, big-game hunter went on a safari with his wife and mother-in-law. One evening, while still deep in the jungle, the Mrs awoke to find her mother gone. Rushing to her husband, she insisted on them both trying to find her mother. The hunter picked up his rifle, took a swig of whiskey, and started to look for her. In a clearing not far from the camp, they came upon a chilling sight: the mother-in-law was backed up against a thick, impenetrable bush, and a large male lion stood facing her. The wife cried, “What are we going to do?” “Absolutely nothing,” said the hunter husband. “The lion got himself into this mess, let him get himself out of it.”

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Boys’ Team Scores – Glasgow 152, Fairfield 107, Choteau 70, Cut Bank 62, Conrad 39, Shelby 38, Poplar 27, Harlem 15, Wolf Point 8, Plentywood 5, Malta 3, Rocky Boy 1.100 – Austin Batson, Fai, 11.23; Ryan Grandchamp, Gla, 11.25; Brendan Big Spring, CB, 11.66; Daylon Jay, Con, 11.93; Wesley Weeks, WP, 11.96; Seth Omsberg, CB, 12.03; Trevor Schenk, Fai, 12.04; Ryan Clark, She, 12.09.200 – Ryan Grandchamp, Gla, 22.71; Austin Batson, Fai, 23.0; Chase Fossum, Gla, 23.35; Owen Lepper, WP, 23.77; Ryan Clark, She, 23.84; Daylon Jay, Con, 24.02; Layton Zwerneman, Cho, 24.25; Damon Adams, Har, 24.49.400 – Chase Fossum, Gla, 52.43; Austin Batson, Fai, 52.92; Bridger Sanders, Gla, 53.34; Layton Zwerneman, Cho, 54.83; Luke Henke, She, 54.97; Benji Phillips, Gla, 55.0; Justen Henke, She, 55.57; Jesse Black, Ple, 55.83.800 – CJ McWilliams, Fai, 2:05.65; Bridger Sanders, Gla, 2:05.69; Luke Henke, She, 2:08.2; Jesse Black, Ple, 2:10.07; Paul Bielawski, She, 2:11.05; Nate Parker, CB, 2:14.911,600 – Paul Bielawski, She, 4:53.03; CJ McWilliams, Fai, 5:00.34; Tristin Gone, Har, 5:02.69; Jared Berkram, CB, 5:04.91; Austin Brauer, Con, 5:09.91; Walker Allen, Gla, 5:21.9; Logan Meeks, CB, 5:33.92; Trevor Moore, Cho, 5:44.34.3,200 – Paul Bielawski, She, 10:41.45; Jared Berkram, CB, 11:07.65; Walker Allen, Gla, 11:41.21; Logan Meeks, CB, 11:56.72; Ethan Jamba, Gla, 12:26.72; Wyatt Howard, Ple, 12:36.61; 110 hurdles – Kyle Snyder, Fai, 16.61; Clark Judisch, Con, 16.83; Luke Breigenzer, Gla, 17.43; Ethan Etchart, Gla, 17.47; Lachlan Vaira, Gla, 18.35; Colt Pederson, She, 18.7; Trent Herbert, Gla, 18.87; Riley Hellinger, She, 19.16.300 hurdles – Javan Carroll, Con, 43.24; Quinn Weisner, Cho, 43.25; Liam Breen, Cho, 43.45; Kyle Snyder, Fai, 43.92; Luke Breigenzer, Gla, 44.2; Myltin Bighorn, Pop, 44.95; Ethan Etchart, Gla, 45.24; Colt Pederson, She, 45.25.400 relay – Glasgow first, 44.851,600 relay – Fairfield 3:40.66, Conrad 3:42.52, Glasgow 3:43.65, Choteau 3:46.56, Shelby 3:47.01, Wolf Point 3:51.9Pole vault – Tay Hall, Cho., 11-6; Jared Berkram, CB, 11-6; Collin Achenbach, Cho, 11-6; Trey Stone, Cho, 11-6; Derrick Stewart, She, 10-6; Nate Parker, CB, 10-0; Brady Babb, WP, 9-6; Tyson Carney, Mal, 9-6.Triple jump – Wyatt Pannabecker, Cho, 42-3.5; Cantor Coverdell, Fai, 41-2; Chandler Allen, Fai, 40-7; George Barrett, CB, 40-5.5; Seth Omsberg, CB, 39-10; Tristin Gone, Har, 39-2; Lachlan Vaira, Gla, 39-0.5; Kyle Heptner, She, 38-9.Shot put – TJ Tuttle, Pop, 48-8.5; Seth Adams, Har, 44-11; Harley Eliason, Gla, 44-8.5; Jared Smith, Gla, 43-10.25; Trevor Schenk, Fai, 42-8.25; Dallas Reese, RB, 40-9.25; Sheridan Strange Horse, Pop, 40-6.5Discus – TJ Tuttle, Pop, 134-1; Trevor Schenk, Fai, 124-6; Sheridan Strange Horse, Pop, 123-4; Tanner Roness, Gla, 121-11; Trevor Toavs, Gla, 116-4; Dru Genger, She, 114-1; Peter Hamilton Jr., CB, 111-0.Long jump – Chase Fossum, Gla, 20-4.5; Ryan Grandchamp, Gla, 20-4; Landon Allen, Fai, 19-8.5; Hunter Swinehart, CB, 19-8; Jason Thibault, Gla, 19-4.75; Liam Breen, Cho, 19-3.25; Seth Omsberg, CB, 19-2.2High jump – Chase Fossum, Gla, 6-4; George Barrett, CB, 6-0; Javan Carroll, Con, 5-10; Seth Omsberg, CB, 5-10; Hunter Swinehart, CB, 5-10; Kyle Snyder, Fai, 5-8; Owen Lepper, WP, 5-8; Logan Gouchenour, Con, 5-6.Javelin – Tay Hall, Cho, 197-8 (meet record, old record 190-11, Orin Johnson, Cut Bank); Lane Herbert, Gla, 166-1; Jason Thibault, Gla, 159-4; Benji Phillips, Gla, 158-11; Jase Bishop, Mal, 154-0; Nathan Veit, Mal, 150-4; Tyson Carney, Mal, 149-6; Ryan Clark, She, 146-7.

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Girls’ Team Scores – Glasgow 166, Malta 81, Choteau 78, Plentywood 54, Wolf Point 35, Fairfield 34, Shelby 26, Cut Bank 25, Poplar 16, Conrad 11, Harlem 1.100 – Savannah Stern, Cho, 13.08; Makayla Barringer, Con, 13.16; Sophia Stiles, Mal, 13.33; Megan Dailey, Gla, 13.38; Payge Durocher, Cho, 13.42; Alex Simensen, Gla, 13.64; Madison Dodson, CB, 13.65; Jordan Kulczyk, Gla, 13.86.200 – Hannah King, Cho, 26.57; Savannah Stern, Cho, 26.98; Paige Harris, Ple, 27.08; Payge Durocher, Cho, 27.42; Makayla Barringer, Con, 27.5; Alex Simensen, Gla, 27.7; Shelby Hanks, WP, 28.42; Darby Schye, Mal, 29.09.400 – Paige Harris, Ple, 1:01.45; Rachael Zeiger, Gla, 1:04.19; Alex Simensen, Gla, 1:04.27; Brinlie Nielsen, Gla, 1:05.06; Sonica Archdale, WP, 1:05.8; Rachel Gibson, Fai, 1:05.83; Nicole Billedeaux, CB, 1:06.4; Julia Kolstad, Gla, 1:06.78.800 – Rachael Zeiger, Gla, 2:20.97; Paige Harris, Ple, 2:27.88; Amanda Wolff, Gla, 2:28.4; Kim Parsell, She, 2:30.81; Amanda McDonald, Gla, 2:31.45; Taryn Erickson, Con, 2:33.37; Payton Durocher, Cho, 2:37.211,600 – Rachael Zeiger, Gla, 5:35.1; Josie Braaten, Gla, 5:37.1; Amanda Wolff, Gla, 5:44.59; Emma Fewer, Gla, 5:44.78; Kim Parsell, She, 5:45.38; Riley Mortenson, Mal, 5:54.44; Taryn Erickson, Con, 5:54.493,200 – Josie Braaten, Gla, 12:01.83; Emma Fewer, Gla, 12:46; Kim Parsell, She, 13:01; Jacelin Augare, CB, 13:12; Drew Reum, Pop, 13:29; Amanda Finstad, CB, 13:42; Kensey Keil, Ple, 13:59100 hurdles – Sophia Stiles, Mal, 15.58; Hannah King, Cho, 15.77; Amy Breigenzer, Gla, 17.24; Abbi Helland, Gla, 17.57; Julia Kostad, Gla, 17.72; Allie Steinbach, Fai, 17.82; Alyssa Selander, Cho, 18.32300 hurdles – Hannah King, Cho, 46.33; Sophia Stiles, Mal, 47.57; Marley Manoukian, Mal, 50.26; Amy Breigenzer, Gla, 50.56; Abbi Helland, Gla, 51.79; Kateri Rush, WP, 52.24; Julia Kolstad, Gla, 52.9; Allie Steinbach, Fai, 53.3.400 relay – Choteau 49.65 (meet record, previous record 49.83, Cut Bank, 2010), Glasgow 52.2, Plentywood 53.37, Fairfield 53.4, Wolf Point 54.16, Cut Bank 54.43, Malta 55.21, Shelby 56.47.1,600 relay – Glasgow 1st, 4:25.75Long jump – Sophia Stiles, Mal, 17-0.25; Kourtney Coverdell, Fai, 15-10.5; Megan Dailey, Gla, 14-10; Hannah King, Cho, 14-8.75; Jordan Kulczyk, Gla, 14-4.25; Olivia Stewart, She, 14-0Discus – Shawna Hagadone, Pop, 99-3; Shay Garfield, Mal, 98-5; Kourtney Coverdell, Fai, 95-9; Dana Hughes, Gla, 95-2; Darby Schye, Mal, 91-7; Mary Grace Kalal, Mal, 86-2; Laura LaTray, CB, 72-3Shot put – Darby Schye, Mal, 36-2.25; Dana Hughes, Gla, 32-8; Kourtney Coverdell, Fai, 31-1; Shawna Hagadone, Pop, 30-9; Keirsten Wethern, Gla, 29-5; Emma Humphreys, Har, 29-4; Shay Garfield, Mal, 28-11; Sam Acklestad, She, 28-1.5.Triple jump – Sophia Stiles, Mal, 35-11; Kourtney Coverdell, Fai, 34-1.25; Megan Dailey, Gla, 33-6; Sonica Archdale, WP, 31-5; Amy Breigenzer, Gla, 31-1; Dakota Simonson, Ple, 30-11; Taryn Erickson, Con, 30-7.5; Sam Acklestad, She, 29-4.75.Javelin – Lindsay Wangerin, Ple, 112-4; Sonica Archdale, WP, 109-2; Katie Kostelnik, Cho, 108-4; Ashley Page, WP, 106-0; Dana Hughes, Gla, 97-5; Chloe Blevins, She, 93-7; Cashley Redd, Con, 92-9; Mary Grace Kalal, Mal, 86-11.Pole vault – Madison Dodson, CB, 9-0; Olivia Carette, CB, 8-6; Paige Harris, Ple, 8-6; Makenna Daniels, She, 8-6; Olivia Stewart, She, 8-0; Marley Manoukian, Mal, 8-0; Alyssa Selander, Cho, 7-6; Makayla Barringer, Con, 7-6.High jump – Megan Dailey, Gla, 5-2; Jada Nicholson, Mal, 5-0; Shelby Hanks, WP, 5-0; Lindsay Wangerin, Ple, 5-0; Kim Parsell, She, 4-10; Dakota Simonson, Ple, 4-8; Allie Steinbach, Fai, 4-6

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