Published by BS Central 515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230 406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578 [email protected]V ol . 4, N o. 1 8 1 T h u rs d a y , O c t o b e r 2 9 , 2 0 1 5 The MHSA football season has been extended for our Glasgow officials as they are headed to Malta on Saturday to officiate the Malta-Deer Lodge game in the first round of the Class B Playoffs. This is a photo from 2009 when they were picked to go to Butte to do the Class C All-Star Football game. They were John Jones, Jon Bengochea, Tony Stein, Ken Jansa and Stan Ozark. Jansa, Jones, Bengochea and Ozark, along with Tyler Partridge, will be making a 70-mile run while the Wardens have to travel 345 miles. The closest road trip amongst the Class B teams is Manhattan going to Columbus, 121 miles. The longest road trip is Colstrip heading to Thompson Falls, 565 miles one way. Glasgow to Baker is 221 miles; Anaconda to Fairfield, 164 miles; Huntley Project to Boulder, 247 miles; Bigfork to Roundup, 372 miles; and Cut Bank to Missoula Loyola is 243 miles. Add all these miles up and you’ve got a combined 2,278 miles, one way. Times it by two and you’ve got 4,556 miles. Simply a whole lotta traffic in Big Sky County this weekend, and that’s just for the Class B Football Playoffs! Playoff-bound
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Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230
The MHSA football season has been extended for our Glasgow officials as they are headed to Malta on Saturday to officiate the Malta-Deer Lodge game in the first round of the Class B Playoffs. This is a photo from 2009 when they were picked to go to Butte to do the Class C All-Star Football game. They were John Jones, Jon Bengochea, Tony Stein, Ken Jansa and Stan Ozark. Jansa, Jones, Bengochea and Ozark, along with Tyler Partridge, will be making a 70-mile run while the Wardens have to travel 345 miles. The closest road trip amongst the Class B
teams is Manhattan going to Columbus, 121 miles. The longest road trip is Colstrip heading to Thompson Falls, 565 miles one way. Glasgow to Baker is 221 miles; Anaconda to Fairfield, 164 miles; Huntley Project to Boulder, 247 miles; Bigfork to Roundup, 372 miles; and Cut Bank to Missoula Loyola is 243 miles. Add all these miles up and you’ve got a combined 2,278 miles, one way. Times it by two and you’ve got 4,556 miles. Simply a whole lotta traffic in Big Sky County this weekend, and that’s just for the Class B Football Playoffs!
Playoff-bound
Man Pleads Guilty to Possession of 65 Grouse in Phillips County Mernice P. Alkire (72) of Mesa, Ariz. was charged with violations involving unlawful possession of game birds, waste of game birds, and taking an over limit of game birds in Phillips County in early October. Alkire was found with 65 sharp-tailed grouse in his possession. FWP game wardens from Region 6 conducted a search warrant, revealing the over possession limit of grouse and waste of game bird violations. The legal possession limit for sharp-tails is 16. “With such a gross over possession limit, many opportunities were taken away from the hunting public,” said Malta-area warden Ben Morin. Alkire plead guilty to $605 in fines and $825 in restitution. He also lost his privileges to hunt and trap for 24 months in Montana and all 48 states that are members of the Interstate wildlife Violator Compact. Bird hunters are reminded to look at current regulations for the daily and possession limits for the species they are hunting. Hunters also must retain identification on game birds that are harvested while being transported, or until they have reached the permanent residence of the processor. For sharp-tailed grouse, sage grouse, mountain grouse, and Hungarian partridge, a wing must remain naturally attached. Pheasants must have one leg naturally attached for proper identification. See this and more at www.mt.fwp.gov, and follow FWP Region 6 on Facebook.
The Heirloom Quilters’ monthly meeting is on Monday, November 2nd at 7:00 p.m. at the Glasgow Senior Citizens Center with doors opening at 5:00 for those who would like to sew early.
Heirloom quilters meet Monday
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Donna Reinhardt Donna Mae Reinhardt, of Glasgow, Montana passed away just one day shy of her 84th birthday on October 26, 2015. Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m., Friday, October 30, 2015 at the First United Methodist Church, with Lay Minister Sam Clawson officiating. Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery. Family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, October 29, 2015 at Bell Mortuary. Donna was born October 27, 1931 to John C. Rusher Jr. and Aileen S. (Christinson) Rusher in Glasgow, Montana. Donna graduated from Glasgow High School in 1949. Donna married David Pecora in 1952 and to this union three daughters and a son were born. The couple later divorced. Donna married Roger Reinhardt in 1989 and they later divorced. Donna was a cook at Glasgow High School and then later at Irle Elementary for 28 years. She was a lifelong member of the First United Methodist Church and served as a Sunday school teacher many years. She was a member of Rebekah Lodge. Her special interests included reading, sewing, and horses. She loved family functions and attending her grandchildren’s school activities. Preceding her in death are her parents; brother,
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Dean Rusher; son, Casey Pecora; David Pecora and Roger Reinhardt. Donna is survived by her siblings, Pauline Jasper, Bev (Vernon) Copenhaver, Helen (Bill) Grant, Jack Rusher, and Mary Ann Ellsworth, Kitty Lou Rusher; daughters, Myra (Sam) Gundermann, Marie “Mim” (JR) Tchida, and Marla (Randy) Barnby; stepchildren, Dave (Lora ) Reinhardt, and Betty (Bill) Black; grandchildren, Lee Renee (Rodney) Musgjerd, Dodi (Don) Smith-Hurd, Scott Gundermann (Brooke Mann), Tony Gundermann, Coda Tchida (Karlee Young), Tana (Brian) Luptak, Ashley Pecora, Danny Pecora, and Rachael Pecora; great-grandchildren, Andrew Muserd, Alex Musgjerd, Nicole Musgjerd, Samantha (Stuart) Cornwell, Krysta Glasoe, Gavin Gundermann, Alexys Mann, and Ella Gundermann; great-great-grandchildren, Jersey and Bailey Cornwell; and many cousins, nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the First United Methodist Church and/or Valley County Historical Society.
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We will be closed Oct. 30 ~ Nov. 5to get ready for our Christmas Open House.
Christmas Open House Friday Nov. 6, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday Nov. 7, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
The 11th Annual Festival of Trees for the Northeast Montana Relay For Life will be held on November 20 & 21 at the Glasgow Elks Club. Businesses, Groups, Organizations or Individuals are encouraged to decorate a tree, a wreath or make a centerpiece to be auctioned off on Friday, November 20th at the prime rib dinner. Trees can be set up and decorated on Tuesday and Wednesday (November 17 & 18) from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Thursday (November 19) from noon to 9:00 p.m. and on Friday (November 20) from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. At 6:00 p.m. will be a Prime Rib dinner (cost of the dinner is $25.00) followed by a live auction of the trees, wreaths and centerpieces. Proceeds from the auction will benefit the Northeast Montana Relay For Life. There will be a public viewing of the trees from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 21st. For more information or to purchase tickets for the dinner, contact Rod Karst at 263-8757 or Julie Loewen at (406) 941-047 or Phyllis Birkoski at (406) 939-0754.
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Class A, First round (Dillon, Havre, Miles City and Whitefish receive first-round byes.)Friday• Hamilton at Butte Central, 7
p.m.Saturday• Laurel at Billings Central, 4
p.m.• Polson at Columbia Falls, 1
p.m.• Sidney at Belgrade, 1 p.m.
Class B, First roundFriday• Colstrip at Thompson Falls,
7 p.m.Saturday• Anaconda at Fairfield, 1 p.m.• Glasgow at Baker, 1 p.m.• Manhattan at Columbus, 1
p.m.• Deer Lodge at Malta, 1 p.m.• Huntley Project at Jefferson,
1 p.m.• Cut Bank at Missoula Loyola,
1 p.m.• Bigfork at Roundup, 1 p.m.
Class C 8-Man, First round Friday• Drummond-Philipsburg at
Ennis, 7 p.m.Saturday• Belt at Fairview, 1 p.m.• Gardiner at Charlo, 1 p.m.• Culbertson-Bainville at
Chinook, 1 p.m.• Harlowton at Arlee, 1 p.m.• Simms at Wibaux, 1 p.m.• Victor at Twin Bridges, 1 p.m.• Broadus at Chester-Joplin-
Inverness, 1 p.m.
Class C 6-Man, First roundFriday• Roy-Winifred at Hot Springs,
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Geyser-Stanford, 1 p.m.• Valley Christian at Hobson-
Moore-Judith Gap, 1 p.m.• Valier at Terry, 1 p.m.• West Yellowstone at Custer-
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Fall ConferenceOct. 30th, 31st, & Nov. 1st
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There will be a short DC Trip meeting on Wednesday, November 4th at 6:00 p.m. in Room 4 of the high school.
Books are Fun are back again at the Glasgow City-County Library, with the last display before Christmas. You may order through November 7, 2015. Items may be picked up on November 9th.
D.C. trip meeting next Wednesday
At the City-County Library
Well, this sucks. Daylight saving time ends at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 1st, so you might want to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed Saturday night. Safety organizations also say this is a good time to check and change the batteries in smoke alarms and other special detectors as a bi-annual habit.
Set you clocks back Saturday
The GHS Students are sponsoring a Haunted Hayride this evening at the Sullivan Park Trail. The “Not so Scary” ride is from 5 - 6 p.m. and the “Not for the Weak of Heart or Bladder” ride is from 6 - 8 p.m. Cost is just $1 per body with proceeds going to the Children’s Museum. Everyone is welcome to join the fun.
Haunted Hay ride tonight!!!
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Havre game check station was fairly active over the weekend of general deer and elk opener, with most species seeing an increase in harvest from the past few years. This is the third weekend that the check station has been open. Weather conditions over the opening weekend of general big game season were warm and dry with very little wind. There were 221 hunters in 113 parties checked, which was up 23% from 2014. Hunter numbers were lower on Saturday, but activity picked up on Sunday when the majority (71%) of hunters were checked. “Overall, big game harvest was up from last year, but for most species, harvest was still below the long-term average,” said Havre-area biologist Scott Hemmer. Antelope harvest was up from last year, with nine bucks and two does checked in this weekend, but was still 77% below the long-term average. Since the open of general antelope, 70 total antelope have been checked at the station, which is a 21% increase from 2014, but still 75% below long term average. Antelope hunters have reported seeing increased antelope numbers, although they still have not recovered from the winter of 2010-2011. Mule deer harvest during the weekend was also up from last year, with 25 bucks and four does brought through, but was still 49% below the long-term average. There are still no deer “B” licenses available anywhere in Region 6, and in four hunting districts (600, 611, 621, and 622), only antlered mule deer can be harvested with a general deer license. Mule deer hunters reported seeing higher numbers of mule deer than in recent years. White-tailed deer harvest was up 75% from last year, with seven males brought in, but was still 56% below the long-term average. According to Hemmer, “White-tailed deer are still recovering from the 2011 and 2013 outbreaks of epizootic hemorrhagic disease and population levels are still below average in most areas.” Elk harvest during the weekend was up 83% from last year, as eleven cow elk were brought by the check station. No bull elk were harvested. This was 52% above the long-term average. The majority of the elk hunters checked over the weekend were hunting in the Missouri River Breaks, and most reported seeing elk. “Upland bird harvest, and hunter reports of birds, has also been strong this year in most areas,” said
Region 6 Game Check Station Results after Opening WeekendHemmer. For the first three weeks that the check station has been open, pheasant harvest has been comparable to both last year (-2%) and the long-term average (-2%). Sharp-tailed grouse harvest is down 4% from last year, but is up 63% from the long-term average. Hungarian partridge harvest has seen the greatest increase and is 66% above last year and 162% above the long-term average. Remember that all hunters are required by law to stop as directed at all designated check stations on their way to and from hunting, even if they have no game to be checked.
24th AnnualTurkey Trot
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Join us for a 1.5 mile fund run!Smoke the Turkey! Several Grand Prizes.
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