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Sand Arroyo - BLM designated Area of Critical Environmental Concern

Montana Wilderness Association Announces Wilderness Walks

Beginning in May and lasting
throughout the summer, Montana
Wilderness Association is offering
more than 100 free day hikes,
field trips, trail building and
maintenance projects, across some
of the states most magnificent
backcountry, including wilderness
areas, proposed wilderness areas,
and roadless lands.

This years line-up includes

eight hikes along the Hi-Line with
four in the Glasgow area.
To learn about the summer
hikes offered through the MWAs
Wilderness Walks program, a kickoff event will be held from 5:30
7:30, Wednesday, May 11 at the
Sean R. Heavey Gallery, 529 2nd
Ave South in Glasgow. Starting at

6:30, the event will include a slide

presentation featuring hikes in the
Glasgow area and along the Hi-Line.
BLM archeologist Josh Chase will
follow with a talk about the cultural
and historic values associated with
public lands on the Hi-Line.
Door prizes, complimentary
beverages and appetizers will also
be provided.

May 6 - May 12

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Track & Field Update

Love those flip-flops! Heidi Moon, Lexie Pehlke, Lauren

Runningen, Amy Nelson and Taylor Palm with Head
Golf Coach Dave Riggin and their 3rd place trophy.
Way to fire, ladies Scotty Pride!

Glasgow picked up another track meet due to heavy

rains as the District 3C Meet has been moved from Wolf
Point to Scotty Field on Wednesday. The Scotties will
In brutal conditions that only allowed for nine
host the District 2B Meet this Saturday.
holes of golf, the Scotty girls took a third-place finish
Gene Nelson Memorial Track & Field on Monday at the Class B Division I Meet on the Marias
Invitational in Wolf Point Saturday, May 7th Valley Golf Course in Shelby which qualified the entire
Scotty Boys
team to compete in the State B Tournament.
400m Ethan Etchart 4th, 55.78, Brett Glaser 5th, 56.78
To give you an idea of how bad the weather
800m Cade Myrick 1st, 2:17, Merlin McKean 5th, 2:21
conditions were, at 10:00 yesterday morning the
1600m Ellis McKean 1st, 5:13
temperature was 36 degrees and the rain was coming
3200m Cade Myrick 1st, 11:02.06, Ellis McKean 2nd, 11:02.42
down with winds of 30 miles an hour. Definitely not
1600m Relay 1st, 4:05.97
Pole Vault Logan Gunderson and Cody King tied for 1st, 10
fun, but our girls prevailed. May the weather be better
for them in Huntley and Shepherd on Tuesday and
Scotty Girls
100m Julia Kolstad 1st, 13.94, Emily Kolstad 4th, 14.12
Wednesday of next week.
200m Emily Kolstad 4th, 29.40, Karissa Liebelt 6th, 30.40
The Scotty boys werent so fortunate as they placed
400m Emily Kolstad 1st, 66.55
6th. In fact, none of them qualified individually; you
800m Teagan Fossum 2nd, 2:33, Morgan Guttenberg 5th, 2:53
had to be in the top 18 to make the cut for a ticket to
3200m Brooke Westby 1st, 13:42.53, Morgan Guttenberg 2nd,
State. Cody Ross, with a round of 52, was one stroke off
13:55.83
100m Hurdles, Julia Kolstad 1st, 16.94, Alaina Sallee 4th, 19.23, of making it.

Scotty girls qualify for State

Kaylee King 5th, 20.23, Katie Kaiser 6th, 23.42

300m Hurdles, Julia Kolstad 1st, 53.11, Alaina Sallee 3rd, 55.40
400m Relay 1st, 54.04
1600m Relay 1st, 4:31.32
Shot Put Leinie Hughes 1st, 34 9.5
Javelin Jordan Kulczyk 1st, 99 7, Teagan Fossum 2nd, 98 8, Alex
Simensen 5th, 87
High Jump Kaylee King 3rd, 4 8
High Jump Bailey Chappell 4th, 4 4, Alaina Sallee 5th, 4 4
Pole Vault Katie Kaiser 1st, 86, Alex Simensen 3rd, 76, Kaylee
King 4th, 76
Long Jump Karissa Liebelt 1st, 15 1.5, Jordan Kulczyk 2nd, 15 1
Triple Jump Alaina Sallee 2nd, 29, Karissa Liebelt 4th, 27 11.5

GIRLS Conrad 219, Shelby 225, Glasgow 252, Wolf Point

286, Malta 286 (lost to the Wolves in a playoff), Cut Bank
293
1, Kyleigh Salois, Conrad, 47; For the Scotties: 9, Amy
Nelson 59; 10, Lexie Pehlke 59; 14, Lauren Runningen 63;
20, Heidi Moon 71; 22, Taylor Palm 74.
BOYS Conrad 191, Shelby 187, Choteau 188, Malta 199,
Cut Bank 212, Glasgow 215, Fairfield 225, Wolf Point 284,
Harlem 289
1, Paxson Swartz, Fairfield, 39; For the Scotties: 20, Cody
Ross 52; 23, Blaine Myrick 53; 24, Max Carpenter 54; 28,
Jermiah Wethern 56; 38, Oden Hallock 62.

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Maag Lake is
filling up
Meanwhile, Charlie Maag is pondering the idea of what
kind of fish to plant in his back yard.
Tonight: Showers. Low around 38. Windy, with a north
northwest wind 23 to 31 mph, with gusts as high as 44
mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.

Wednesday: A 50 percent chance of showers, mainly

before noon. Cloudy, with a high near 53. Breezy, with a
northwest wind 21 to 25 mph, with gusts as high as 36
mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 33.
Northwest wind 13 to 18 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph.

LOT FOR SALE: Rhodes first subdivision block 006 lots 017 and 018. Lot
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Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.

Partly sunny, with a high near 55. North northeast wind
around 6 mph.
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. North northeast
wind 6 to 11 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 55. West northwest
wind around 8 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 36.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66.

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OBITUARY

20-956

Price Reduced
$239,500

ior Citizen Center

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WEDNESDAY

Soup & Sandwich

Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500

Harvey Lloyd Jones,

83, passed away May 7, 2016,
at his home in Hinsdale,
Montana.
Visitation will be held on
May 12th, 2016, from 4:00 to
8:00 p.m. at the Methodist
Church in Hinsdale. Funeral
services will be held Friday,
May 13th at 10:00 a.m. at the Hinsdale High School, with
Pastor Howard Pippin officiating. Burial will follow at
Hillview Cemetery in Hinsdale with a luncheon to follow.
Lloyd was born on October 16, 1932 to Harvey
and Marion (Gaasch) Jones, in Hinsdale. At eight years
old he stayed at the dugout for six weeks with Albert
Chesterson, scattering bulls and keeping the strays out.
His summers were spent up north riding with the old
cowboys. He graduated from Hinsdale High School
in 1952. He married Evelyn Weed September 26, 1953
in Big Fork, Montana. They had four children; Debbi,
Lorri, Michael and Chuck. Evelyn was the love of his life
for 62 years.
Lloyd spent two years in Big Fork, working as a
logger for his father-in-law. He worked at the Glasgow
Air Force Base as a masonry concrete foreman until the
base closed in 1968. He then became a carpenter until he
was able to pursue his lifelong dream of being a rancher.
He was an avid Hinsdale Raiders fan and attended
all eight state tournaments the Raiders ever played in. He
also loved ranching, gardening, his grandchildren, sports
and telling old-time stories.
Lloyd is survived by his wife, Evelyn; daughters, Debbi
Sjostrom and Lorri (Corby) Palm; sons, Michael (Teresa)
Jones and Chuck (Angie) Jones; grandchildren Kipp
Sjostrom, Amy (Brian) Sjostrom, Cody (Tina) Palm, Josh
(Miranda) Palm, JoLysa Jones, Hannah Jones, Jade Jones,
Wrangler Jones, Ryder Jones, Layna Jones, AAligha Jones,
Nikiyah Jones, Milo Jones, Taz (Kendra) Jones, Cierra
(Jeff) Jones, Savannah (Austin) Staley, Jacob (Lexie) Jones
and Evie Jones; 20 great-grandchildren; sisters, Agnes
(John) Mogan, Dorothy Hickinger, Opal (Jay) Rosendahl,
Joan (Jim) Dimsdale, Alma (Terry) Hering and Julanne
Gauger; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father, Harvey
(Leona) Jones; mother, Marion (Johnny) Porteen; special
parents, Bob and Alice McElvain and Frank Lock; and
brothers-in-law, Flick Flickinger and Stan Christianson.

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228-8341

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Registration forms
must be submitted no
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Monday Evenings June 6-July 27

at Sullivan Park 6:00-7:00pm

Ages 4-7 (Have to be 4 yrs old by June 6)

Fee: $20

Stop by the Rec Dept. for registration or call 228-8341 for more information

SPECIALS:

WEDNESDAY

Soup: Beef Noodle

Lunch: Patty Melt
Dinner: 8 oz. Chicken
Fried Steak

THURSDAY

Soup: Cheesy Broccoli,

Cauliflower
Lunch: Pork Chop Burger
Dinner: 2 pc. Pork Chop

We have soft-serve ice cream!

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Daily

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Pancakes Sausage Patty
Juice Milk
Lunch
Sweet n Sour Chicken w/Rice Egg Roll
Stir Fry Veggies Mandarin Oranges
Choice of Fruit Milk

OBITUARY

Udell Miller
Funeral services for W. Udell Miller will be held
Friday May 13th at 2:00pm at the First Lutheran Church in
Glasgow. Internment will follow at the Highland Cemetery.
W. Udell Miller, age 79, passed away in the early
morning hours on May 6, 2016 surrounded by his loving
family. Udell was born November 29, 1936 in Poplar to
Erwin and Esther (Brown) Miller. He was raised in Fort
Peck and schooled in Fort Peck and Glasgow, graduating
from Glasgow High School in 1955.
He married Karen Marie Wolden on August 24, 1960
and had three children, twins sons Stevin and Kevin and
daughter Danette. Karen passed away in September 1984.
In August of 1991 he married Judy Pointer.

Udell attended school through the eighth grade in Fort
Peck and then to Glasgow High School where he excelled in
athletics playing football and basketball for the Scotties. He
was on the basketball team that finished as state runner-up
in 1953 to Helena during the statewide Big 16 conference.
He was also on the basketball team that returned to the
state tournament a couple years later. Udells best sport was
baseball. He was the winning pitcher in the 1954 Montana
State Legion baseball championship in which he pitched
nearly two full nine-inning games back-to-back in order
to capture the state title for Fort Peck. When not on the
mound he was the team shortstop. He continued to play
softball for many years, which he thoroughly enjoyed.
Udell began work for the Montana Power Company
in April 1957 where he worked as a lineman until his
retirement in 1988. After retirement he did some meter
reading for Montana Power in Glasgow. Retirement allowed
him the freedom to enjoy traveling, spending winters in
Arizona, fishing and hunting and family activities with
kids and grandkids. He spent countless hours with family
at Fort Peck camping, fishing and waterskiing. He spent
time fishing with his wife Judy and for the last many years
he was a very reliable fishing partner with his sons. He
rarely missed an opportunity or declined an invitation to
go fishing and will be greatly missed as a boat passenger
and fishing partner.
He was also an avid hunter of big game and upland
game birds. He continued to enjoy every opportunity in
the fall to be outdoors satisfied with just being able to spend
time in a vehicle motoring through the remote landscape of
Valley County where the deer, elk and sharp tail grouse were
located. To the end he always had the exceptional ability to
use his shotgun to knock a fleeing game bird out of the air.
When he wasnt outdoors, he could always be found
watching all of his grandchildrens school, church and

sporting events. He also

coached his sons youth
baseball teams for many
years.
At his home in
Glasgow, Udell and Judy
took great pride in their
beautifully
landscaped
yard. They spent many
hours during the summer
maintaining an extensive
back yard filled with a
variety of flowers, plants
and decorations. He always had a project of some form
around the yard including feeding the birds and rabbits. To
the very end the man was not idle and would not have it any
other way. The morning and afternoon coffee groups were
an important part of his daily routine.

He also enjoyed many family gatherings and produced
a successful family reunion in Fort Peck for large group of
local and distant relatives in 2012. He was a proud grandpa
at his granddaughters weddings and at the arrival of his
three great grandchildren. He loved those kids and spent
as much time as he had available entertaining and playing
with them. He was an exceptionally proud grandpa of all his
grand and great grandchildren.
Udell was preceded in death by his parents Erwin and
Ester Miller, and his wife Karen Miller.
Udell is survived by his wife Judy, his three children,
Stevin Miller of Fort Peck, Kevin Miller of Glasgow and
Danette Borgen of Glasgow, son in law, Verlin Borgen,
brother Conrad (Sharon) Miller of Lakewood, CO, sister
Doloris (Ken) Tintinger of Helena, MT, brother Roger
(Lorna) Miller of Rochester, MN, grandchildren Whitney
(Jason) Tatafu of Glasgow and their daughters, Finley and
Kila, Blair (Matthew) Tomsheck of Sunburst and their
son Kelden, Darbi (Brandon Hansard) Borgen of Glendive,
brother in law George Fairclough of Glasgow, nieces Janice
Dix of Glasgow and Sandra Gallagher of Renton WA and
nephew Mike Fairclough of Glasgow, step children Gayna
Watson and her sons Chris Wallem and Eric Wallem, Kelly
Fogg of Bozeman and her son Michael Fogg, son in law
Woody Fogg of Bozeman, Tom(Leah) Pointer of Billings
and their children Tyler and his son Brayden, Karli and
Jacey, Sean(Beth) Pointer of Great Falls and their children
Carrie and Colton, and Kathryn (Curtis) Eaton of Huston,
TX, and their daughter Taylor, Cap Czyzeski of Lake
Havasu, AZ, Dorothy (Don) Egosque of Miles City along
with numerous other nieces, nephews and cousins.

OBITUARY

Mr. Rennick

Glasgow, Montana native Robert (Bob, Bobby) Eugene

Rennick, Jr., the oldest son of Donna (Nelson) and Robert
Rennick, Sr., was born May 10, 1967, and died at his home
May 1, 2016.
Bob embraced life and education. His first diploma
is displayed at the Valley County Pioneer Museum from
the Shirley Buechler Kindergarten of 1973. He continued
attending Glasgow schools, graduating from Glasgow High
School with the class of 1985. Always cheerful and eager to
please, Bob did well academically and excelled in speech,
drama, and music activities. Then it was off to Northern
Montana College, Havre, where he continued his involvement
in both academics and extra-curriculars, receiving his
Bachelors in 1989. He later received his Masters Degree in
Counseling from NMC in 2009.
His professional career began in the fall of 1989 in
Winifred, Montana, where he remained for nine years, loving
the grades 7-12 English, drama, speech, and photography
students and the community. Although finding it difficult
to leave, strong familial responsibility drew him back to
Glasgow and GHS the fall of 1998, teaching first in a variety
of grades 9-12 English classes and later serving as counselor,
his position at the time of his retirement in 2014. He was
also employed professionally by the Fort Peck Community
College (Poplar) teaching English and psychology courses
in the outreach program. The welfare of his students,
academically and emotionally, was the uppermost in his
mind, always hoping through caring concern that their lives
might be better for having encountered him.
Mr. Rennick spent much time on his extra-curricular
activities, first as a participant and then as a speech and drama
coach, cementing many solid relationships throughout
Montana. He kept in regular contact with many of his former
students and colleagues, most of them not realizing how dire
his physical condition had become.

F-150

He received recognition
from a variety of professional
organizations; he was a
practical
(never
meanspirited) joker, and was so
looking forward to voting for
a Democratic president this
fall. His musical tastes were
eclectic. He traveled the NW
attending concerts. He loved moves and plays; he was a loyal
Scotty! He laughed and he cried, both with ease.
Having been first diagnosed with diabetes as a high
school sophomore, the disease plagued him the rest of his
life. He began dialysis treatment in Poplar in June of 2011,
a three-times-weekly trek of 150 miles round-trip. Only the
very first time did someone travel with him. He eventually
succumbed to the disease. Disease and suffering were not a
stranger to Bob, having nursed both of his parents prior to
their deaths. He had actually begun heath care as an aide at
Valley View Nursing Home as a teenager.
Among Bobs jobs outside of school were Quick-NTasty, College RA, house sitting, Glacier National Park, cafes
in Shelby and Winifred, Valley Cinemas, and more.
Besides his parents, Bob was preceded in death by his
grandparents; brother, Tim, who then resided with him and
a host of extended family and friends.
Bob is survived by his brother Joe of Glasgow; paternal
aunt, Harriet (Roy) Keough of Havre; maternal aunt, Marie
Hobby of Marietta, Georgia; numerous cousins and their
families and a number of very close friendships (Bill, Teresa,
Jared, Brandt, Eva, Bruce, Mrs. R., et.al.), and Rusty and
Maddie, his beloved canine companions, miss him. We all do.

Services for Bob will be held Saturday, May 14th, 2016 at
1:00 PM at the Evangelical Church in Glasgow. Refreshments
will be served following the service. Inurnment will take
place at Hillview Cemetery in Hinsdale, Montana.

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