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Ole pops the BIG one of the Guv Cup

Ole Komrosky, fishing with his

older brother Doug Komrosky in the
27th Annual Montana Governors
Cup Walleye Tournament, hooked
into this jumbo mamma walleye at
high noon on Saturday, right when
the wind was beginning to pick up.
She was skinny because of
spawning, but she had the length,
Ole said of the 33 incher, largest
walleye of the tournament.

She may have been lacking in

girth, but not in fight. At first both
Ole and Doug thought it was a
northern pike as Ole started to bring
it up in 20 feet of water and it started
smoking the drag. After a couple
of runs, though, it started coming
straight up from the bottom, giving
Ole that tell-tale, head-shaking
thump, thump, thump, and then it
made yet another run straight to the

bottom.
Another fight between fish and
angler ensued, and finally they had
the first glimpse of the fish through
the stained water. Doug still had
northern in his mind, but that
quickly changed when he finally saw
those huge marble eyes.
Doug told me, Dont lose that
(fish)!
please see Ole, page 4

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Blue Rock a bottling finalist

One of Pepsi-Colas finest-performing bottlers anywhere
is a familiar presence throughout Eastern Montana and
Western North Dakota.
Blue Rock Products Company of Sidney has been
named among three finalists for the companys Donald M.
Kendall Bottler of the Year Award, the highest honor given to
independent Pepsi bottlers by PepsiCo Americas Beverages
(PAB). Led by President and CEO John L. Olson, Blue Rock
qualified for consideration after meeting or exceeding a
rigorous series of award criteria, clearly identifying the
local bottler among the best of the best in the PAB franchise
system.
Blue Rock, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in
2013, was chosen as a finalist based on a number of sales,
service and quality metrics, as well as performance advancing
PABs strategic imperatives and vitally local community
involvement and support.

Named for PepsiCos legendary former chairman and
CEO, the Donald M. Kendall Bottler of the Year Award was
established in 1994 to recognize the very best Pepsi-Cola
bottlers in the United States and Canada. Since 2010, when
PepsiCo reentered the North American bottling business,
the award has been dedicated solely to the companys
independent franchise bottling partners.

In addition to Blue Rock, two other finalists are being
considered for this years honor: Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Company of Luverne, Ala ., and LinPepCos Siouxland
franchise, which serves parts of Iowa and Nebraska. All three
will be celebrated and the ultimate award recipient will be
announced during PABs national bottler meeting, Sept. 8-11,
in New Orleans.

Valley Views picnic

back at home tonight

Valley View Homes Annual Community Barbecue,
featuring that mouth-watering barbecued beef, and the
45th Anniversary Celebration is tonight (Wednesday,
July 16th) at 5:30 p.m. under the tent on the Valley View
Grounds. In a few of the past years it has been held at
the Valley Event Center due to threatening weather, so
make sure you make it up on top of the hill tonight.
They will have a special recognition ceremony for
the founding board members. Food is provided courtesy
of the Valley View Home Foundation and is served by
members of the Kiwanis Club. Music will be provided
by Dudley & the Deadbeats. EVERYONE is welcome.

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Well be sweating
it out
for awhile

It got toasty today and looking like its going to stick

around well into next week and probably beyond as
Northeast Montana Fair time is almost upon us. If you
havent started working on your derby car, times ticking:
youve got 20 days left until Tuesday, August 2nd.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 60. Calm wind
becoming south southeast around 5 mph.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 91.
Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph in the afternoon.
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low
around 61. South southeast wind around 7 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. Northwest wind
8 to 11 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 62. Northeast
wind 3 to 6 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 92. Light southwest
wind becoming west 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 62.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 90.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 63.
Monday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 92.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 91.

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BUZZIFIEDS
Garage Sale: Wednesday, July 16th through Sunday, July 20th, 8am5pm. Daily new items - fishing, winch, misc., tools, tent, boat, heaters,
weedeaters, camper jacks, etc. 547 Hwy 117, Fort Peck.
BUZZ
FREE MEAT: For those who are hungry for more spiritual food. Teaching
& discussions Friday at 7pm. Everyone is welcome. Senior Center,
Glasgow.
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Flea Market: Saturday, July 19th, 9am-1pm. Lots of vendors! St.
Raphaels Parish Parking lot. Questions? Call 228-9800.
BUZZ
Position openings: Full time dietary aide or cook. Dietary aide shifts are
from 5:30am2pm & pay starts at $8.20 or more depending on experience.
Cook shifts are 7am 4pm & pay starts at $10.20 or more depending on
experience. Great benefits available. For more information or
to apply contact Georgie at Valley View home 228-2461.
BUZZ
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Jerry at the Hangar 228-8280.
BUZZ
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Pick up an application at cottonwood front desk.
BUZZ
Ezzies midtown: is looking for full-time help. Starting wage is $9/hr.
with some benefits after 3 mo. probationary period. Employee will work
some 5am shifts & some 9am shifts including some weekends & holidays.
Some of the duties will include running cash register, filling propane,
stocking inventory, making sure the store is kept clean & daily paperwork.
Anyone interested can pick up an application at station.
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tread, $70; 1 brand new tire & wheel, 4.80 x 12, $70; 2 new props, 13.75 x
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Ole pops the big one continued from front

He adeptly scooped it into the net and
the celebration began.

We were hooting and hollering and
high-fiving... it was a rush, Ole said.

But then it was a race to the weigh
boat as the big girl wanted to go belly
up in the livewell. In a wild ride as the
trough of the waves were growing, Ole
held her upside right, they found a patrol
boat, got it quickly measured followed by
an equally quick photo, and Ole released
her where she went merrily on her way
back to the depths of Fort Peck a
successful catch and release so she can
maybe spawn again next year. Good job
to Team Komrosky and all those other
anglers who are happy to put these big
ones back where they belong.
+
DAY 1
Friday saw 90 teams having five
walleyes (or more if they upgraded) on
their cards. Through the top 113 teams,
they were just 32 walleyes shy of the fivefish limit before it started dropping off.

For example, Team #74 Jeff Koski
and Scott Fossum measured five fish,
but were in 108th place with a weight
of 5.59 pounds, their largest being 1.32
pounds (15.75 inches). Thats the way
it went for numerous teams on Friday
and both days, actually. Everyone was
catching fish, scores of little ones that
didnt hit that 14 1/4 mark and lots of
Eyes that didnt make two pounds. In
fact, only nine teams carded five fish that
were at least two pounds and up!
There were just six walleyes that
went over 10 pounds including that 32
1/2-inch, 14.03-pound hawg reeled in
by eventual champions Jesse and Monica
Reuter out of Sidney, who not only took
home well over $10,000, but bragging

rights for the largest single-day weight

of the tournament at 30.55 pounds.
Next biggest walleye of the day was a
12.06 pounder (31 inches) hauled in
by Sidneys Dayton and Douglas Wick.
Only problem is, the only other fish on
their card for the day was an 18 incher
(1.94 lbs.) and a first-day total of an even
14 pounds. They found their kicker, but
were still only in 24th place.
Eight teams were unable to find a
measurable fish.
A total of 595 walleyes counted
towards the Day 1 results with a weight
of 1,284.5 pounds for an average of 2.16
pounds per fish.

DAY 2
Saturdays fishing results had 10
walleyes over 10 pounds and just 60
teams being able to card five fish, all
the way down to 90th place for the day,
Dave Riggin and Dave Wallem with 6.12
pounds on five.
Largest walleye of the day was
a 14.72-pound monster (33 inches)
hauled in by brothers Doug and Ole
Komrosky, which would ultimately
earn them the Cool Under Pressure
award. Second largest walleye of the
day was a 14.03-pounder caught by
brothers Marvin and Donald Johnson,
propelling them from 45th place on Day
1 (11.06 pounds) to a third-place overall
finish. Their second-day weight of 26.11
pounds was third-best weight of the
tourney.

11 teams were unable to measure a
fish on Saturday.

Although more hawgs were caught
on Day 2, the 517 fish on Saturdays fivefish score cards were down from the 595
on Friday. The total weight of 1,133.32

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has quite a Cinderella Story as this was his first Walleye they radioed them and they came over and shot some footage
Tournament that he had competed in and it was the first fish of weighting this monster. First Walleye Tournament- First Big
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per fish, just a fish fart higher than
#52 Trevor Verhasselt and Jeff Nagle, 32.0 $2,000 #86 Brandon Babb and Josh
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#11 Kenny Kepp and Shane Morse, 30.8 $1,800 #139 Kelly Brunelle and Rick
#61 Mitch Hall and Charlie Long, 31.32
$1,575 Green, 21.13, $125
#88 Doug and Ole Komrosky, 25.83
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#7 Danny and Robert Nygard, 25.7
$650
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21.66, $100
#115 Kevin Sanford, Chase Wisness, 24.66 $500
#66 Daniel Klinger and Jeff
#20 Kevin Miller and Dave Burg, 21.85
$400
Bidleman, 22.68, $75
#72 Shawn Melland, Brad Sanford, 24.52 $350
#136 Dayton and Doug Wick,
Total Payouts (Day Money + Big Walleye +Final Place Pay)
#120 Kevin and Dan Anthony, 24.54
$350
20.05, $75
#68 Jesse and Monica Reuter, 44.05 lbs $10,850
#57 Todd and Jon Koessl, 23.92
$250
#113 Tom Champman and Ed
#76 Kyle Vine and Colby Tocnetti, 42.04 $8,150
#60 Joe Kavon and Alvin Holiatz, 23.92
$250
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Northwest Farm Credit Services is seeking

an Insurance Specialist for their Glasgow, MT office
This position will assist in providing high quality, profitable and constructive insurance
products and related services to customers. Responsibilities in this position include
gathering customer/applicant information and other supporting data in person, by
phone or in writing in order to complete required applications, documents or reports,
comply with appropriate regulations and procedures in completion of applicants, forms,
documents and reports. Perform clerical duties such as typing correspondence and
documents, establishing and maintaining files, verbally answering the phone and taking
messages. This position maintains industry knowledge through ongoing crop insurance
educational training and represents and communicates the values, purpose and mission
of Northwest FCS to employees, customers, the public and other target audiences.
Successful candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Agricultural
background/knowledge preferred. Minimum of two years related work experience.
Additional training in insurance services, general office skills and customer services
preferred. Computer/technical ability with a working knowledge of word processing,
spreadsheet and internet software required.

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THURSDAY POT-LUCK

NO M.O.W.

Have a wonderful day!

Irony...

Children: You spend the

first two years of their life
teaching them to walk and
talk. Then you spend the
next 16 years telling them
to sit down and shut-up.

Athletic Physicals

TenderBird 3 lb. Pkg Frozen Boneless Skinless

CHICKEN BREAST FILLETS... $5.97 ea.

at the

Fresh 80% Lean 20% Fat

GROUND BEEF................... $2.79/lb.

Glasgow Clinic

Bone-In Beef

RIB EYE STEAKS................. $8.99/lb.

Natural Pork

2014-2015 SEASON

BABY BACK RIBS................ $3.99/lb.

SCHEDULE
YOUR
APPOINTMENT NOW BY
CALLING 228-3400

MEAT FRANKS....................... 99 ea.

Bar S 16 oz. Select Varieties

State Fish 1 lb. Pkg

IMITATION CRAB................ $1.49 ea.

THURSDAY

Fall Sports

Soup: Beef Vegetable Chili

Specials:

Please schedule your

appointment between

July & August, 2014

Only one physical per
school year is required.

Ifyoudonothavehealth
insuranceorifyourinsurancepolicydoesnotpayfor
thisexam,financialassistanceisprovidedasaservicetoourcommunity.
Youwillnothaveanoutof
pocketexpenseforthis
service.

On to the Regional

The Glasgow Cal Ripken 12U All-Stars came home from Havre with the state championship
and are now headed to Kalispell July 24-26 for the Regional Tournament. They went
undefeated during pool play, slipping past Glendive 11-8 on Thursday, Sidney 9-2 on Friday,
and Bozeman 14-4 on Saturday. On Sunday they defeated Miles City 10-3 to enter the
championship where they defeated Glendive 19-11 in extra innings. These kids played an
amazing tournament. The last inning of the Championship game alone feature four home
runs! Dylan Nieskens was awarded the MVP, doing an amazing job from the mound as well
as belting five home runs in the tournament including two grand slams in the title game.

Winter/Spring
Sports Only

In the photo are, back row: coaches Pat Sinclair, Mike Nieskens, Mike Pehlke. Standing:
Tel Aune, Dylan Nieskens, Davyn Myrick, Noah Lipsyc, Cale Swanson, & Kristian Price.
Kneeling: Dexter Monson, Kayden Zimmerman, Chase Guttenberg, & Batboy Aiden Price.
Lying in front: Loden Idler & Logan Sinclair.

August &
November, 2014

THERE WILL BE A CAR WASH AT THE LAWRENCE MANUAL CAR WASH THIS
SATURDAY FROM 10 AM TO 2 PM TO HELP THESE BOYS RAISE SOME FUNDS FOR
THE TRIP TO REGIONAL IN KALISPELL JULY 24-26. COME OUT AND SUPPORT
GLASGOW BASEBALL!

Please schedule your

appointment between

Spaghetti
Chicken Strip Sub

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For Rent
Rummage Sales
Help Wanted

ADVERTISE IN
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228-4558

Ramping up
for the Relay

The Northeast Montana
Relay for Life Remembrance
Tent Committee is looking
for obituaries, pictures, or
any special items close to
your heart to display in this
very special place at the
Relay.
This
year
the
remembrance of our Loved
Ones will once again be
under the Grand Stand at
this years Relay July 25th.
If you would like to put in
a special item, please drop
them off for Debbie Heitman
at 837 6th Ave S, Glasgow or
you can call 228-8380 or
939-8380, you may leave a
message and she will return
your call. Debbie will make
copies if you desire and
will get your special items
returned to you after the
Relay.

This area is so beautiful
and a very private place to
get away and just sit and
reflect on those that we have
lost to this disease. In our
busy world this is a place of
solitude and peace. Please
help as we will take special
care to make it a place you
feel comfortable in.

Derrick, Sheena,
Scott or Mike

Bob, Darvin,
or Dennis

Todd or Kyle

Justin, Dustin,
or Kyle