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Sulser is featured speaker

at Scotty Sports Banquet

Glasgow Scotty Great, Mark

Sulser, will be the featured speaker
at this years Scotty Booster Club
All-Sports Banquet.
Mark was a three-sport
standout and a 1986 Glasgow High
School Graduate. During his time
at GHS, Mark was selected 1st
Team All State in football and was
a two-time state champion in the
300 Meter Hurdles. After High
School, he attended the University
of Montana to play football for the
Grizzlies.
After graduating from the U
of M, Mark entered the field of
education. He has spent 24 years
as a teacher or administrator at
Billings Skyview, Ronan, and the
last 18 at Billings Senior.
Mark stepped down as head
football coach at Billings Senior
after the 2011 season. He spent 14
years as the head man and led the Mark Sulser was part of the Scotties 1983 Class A state championship
Broncs to State AA Championship team in his sophomore year.
Game appearances in 2003 and to exceptional athletic careers at This years banquet will be held
2007.
Billings Senior High.
at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, May 31st
Mark is married to his wife We are excited to have Mark at the St. Raphaels Parish Center
Jodi and they have three kidss: Sulser back HOME to speak to this Gymnasium. The banquet will
sons Ben and Gabe and daughter years athletes! said GHS Athletic include a FREE meal sponsored by
Morgan. All three have went on Director Brenner Flaten.
continued on back page

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JSEC awards scholarships to Valley County students

The Glasgow Job Service
Employers
Committee
(JSEC)
awarded four scholarships to Valley
County high school seniors who
are continuing their education after
graduation.

Senior students Logan Gunderson
(Glasgow), Mary Fewer (Glasgow),
Delaney Beil (Hinsdale), and Chloe
Koessl (Nashua) received scholarships
to use toward college expenses. Eight
students competed for the scholarship
money. Final awards were based on a
panel interview in which students
described their plans to meet their
educational and occupational goals.
Funding was provided by Valley
County employers who share the
JSECs desire to improve our future
workforce by encouraging youth
to continue their education. Stacey
Amundson, JSEC Chair, said that
employers donated $1,200 this year,
all of which was distributed to the
students.
Each
of
the
students
demonstrated high aspirations.
Three intend to pursue careers in
health care, which Amundson said

is expected to have high demand for

employment as the Baby-Boomer
generation ages. Logan Gunderson
and Chloe Koessl plan to attend
Montana State University to pursue
careers as medical doctors. Delaney
Beil has accepted an offer to attend
Great Falls College MSU to study
nursing. Mary Fewer intends to
study finance at University of
Montana with her intention to one
day direct political campaigns.
Amundson
said
eighteen
businesses generously contributed to
the scholarship this year. This is nearly
twice as many as previous years. She
said this may be a reflection of the
frustration employers are feeling in
finding dependable workers who
show up on time, offer excellent
customer service and work hard while
on the clock. JSEC Coordinator Sue
Dalbey for the Glasgow Job Service
office confirmed, Projections show
a real shortage in workers over the
next 10 years. Hiring challenges will
likely continue. Montanas two year
colleges and apprenticeship programs
are working hard to improve on-line

and certificate programs that offer

more realistic training opportunities
for rural residents. In the long run,
this should help our local employers
find skilled workers who love living in
Eastern Montana.
The
following
businesses
contributed to the scholarship this
year: KLTZ/KLAN, Pink Hammer
Construction, D&G Sports and
Western, Fort Peck Community Credit
Union, Frances Mahon Deaconess
Hospital, First Community Bank,
Prairie Ridge Village, City of Glasgow,
MARCO, Eugenes Pizza Inc, Valley
View Home, Fossum Ready Mix,
Taco Shack, Rae Cox (Sams), Dirk
Markle (Ace), Glasgow Automobile &
Implement Dealers, Helland Agency,
United Insurance, Cottonwood Inn &
Suites, First Lutheran Youth Fund.
The JSEC meets monthly at
the Glasgow Job Service office
to discuss and organize training
workshops, scholarships and address
local employer issues. For more
information, contact Stacey at 2282476 or Sue at the Glasgow Job
Service, 228-3926.

Max is home safe now!

Thanks to everyone who
took the time to look for our
dog Max, especially Tyler
Hillman, Jared Albus, and
Tina Palm
Ray and Kay Greenough

Giving the
catfish a
good drink

Flood warnings are in effect county-wide, and that

includes the Milk River. In Glasgow the flood stage
is 25 feet and it is expected to crest at 27 feet. Should
give those catfish a good drink before the 17th Annual
Catfish Classic now less than a month away, slated for
Saturday, June 4th.
Glasgow received 3.39 inches of rain since Monday
afternoon. Tuesdays amount of 2.08 inches shattered
the old record of 0.91 inch set on May 10th, 2011.
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of rain before 7pm. Cloudy
during the early evening, then gradual clearing, with a
low around 33. Northwest wind 15 to 20 mph becoming
light west northwest after midnight. Winds could gust as
high as 28 mph.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers after 1pm.
Increasing clouds, with a high near 54. Light and variable
wind becoming north 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. North northeast
wind 6 to 11 mph.

Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers before 7am.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. North wind 5 to 11
mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34.
Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light and variable
after midnight.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 61. Light and variable

wind becoming northwest 8 to 13 mph in the morning.
Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 35.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 61.

Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 38.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.

Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66.

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National FFA Scholarships Awarded to Local Students

The National FFA Organization awarded $2,000 John Deere Company/Farm

Equipment Sales, Inc. scholarships to 4 local students. These scholarships are
from FES Farm Equipment Sales and John Deere Company through a special
project of the National FFA Foundation.

Lukas Johnson

Sean Williams

Hinsdale HS FFA.
Lukas plans to use
the funds to pursue
an Engineering degree
at Montana State
University- Bozeman.

Lambert FFA.
Sean plans to use the funds
to pursue a Welding degree
at the University Of Montana
College Of Technology
gyMissoula.

Samantha Fellman

Rachel Prevost

Culbertson HS FFA.
Samantha plans to use
the funds to pursue
a Veterinarian degree
at Montana State
University- Bozeman.

Lambert FFA.
Rachel plans to use the
funds to pursue a Farm
Broadcasting TV Journalist
degree at Carroll College
(MT).

National FFA Scholarships Awarded to Local Students

Farm Equipment Sales, Inc, John Deere Company, and the National FFA Foundation have partnered
to award $2,000 college scholarships to 4 Eastern Montana FFA students. Currently, more than
120 sponsors contribute more than $2.2 million to support scholarships for students. For 31 years,
scholarships have been made available through funding secured by the National FFA Foundation.
This generous funding comes from individuals, businesses and corporate sponsors to encourage
excellence and enable students to pursue their educational goals.
These FES scholarships are 4 of 1,788 scholarships awarded in 2016 through the National FFA
Organization. 2016 marks the 32nd year FFA Foundation Scholarships have been made available
by the generous partnership donations from individuals, businesses like Farm Equipment Sales, and
corporate sponsors like John Deere Company to encourage excellence and enable students to pursue
their educational goals in agriculture. 116 sponsors contributed more than $2.6 million to support
FFA scholarships for 1 out of every 5 applicants pursing degrees in agriculture related fields. The FFA
Collegiate Scholarship Program has awarded over $44 million in scholarships since 1984.

To Apply for the FES FFA Scholarship in 2017

The 2017 scholarship application will be available at www.FFA.org beginning on November 15, 2016, and must be completed by
5:00 P.M. on February 1, 2017. Scholarships are available to students pursuing agriculture related degrees or vocational programs
at two-year or four-year colleges and universities. FFA activities, work experience, leadership activities, academic record, and
financial need are all considered in scholarship selection. FFA members are eligible to receive one scholarship as a graduating high
school senior, and a second scholarship during college.

About National FFA Foundation

The National FFA Foundation builds partnerships with industry, education, government, other foundations and individuals to
secure financial resources that recognize FFA member achievements, develop student leaders and support the future of agricultural
education. Governed by a 19-member board of trustees comprised of educators, business leaders, individual donors and FFA
alumni, the foundation is a separately-registered nonprofit organization. About 82 percent of every dollar received by the foundation
supports FFA members and agricultural education opportunities. For more, visit FFA.org/Give.

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As President Obamas
minions
in
Congress
desperately try to push H.R.
3185 a bill that will amend
the Civil Rights Act of 1964
to make men using womens
bathroom facilities a civil
right through Congress,
Barack Obama is acting as
if his lunatic law is already
the law of the land and has
targeted the State of North
Carolina for punishment.

As Fox News reported, the
Obama Regime is contending
that a North Carolina law that
prohibits men from using
womens restrooms, violates
federal civil rights laws and
cant be enforced... putting
the state on notice that it is
in danger of being sued and
losing hundreds of millions
of dollars in federal funding.
But the demand simply
doesnt apply to North
Carolina. North Carolina
Governor Pat McCrory has
already explained that the

demand letter he received from the Department of

Injustice, applies to EVERYONE.
As recently reported by LifeNews.com: The
battle over men accessing womens bathrooms and
vice versa has little do with bathrooms or even
transgenderism, a well-known LGBT activist
admitted last week. It has everything to do with reworking society and getting rid of the heterobinary
structure in which we liveeliminating distinctions
between male and female altogether.
As David Kupelian, the managing editor of WND
put it, we must all be forced to accept the premise
that the desperate but impossible quest to morph
into the opposite sex, is perfectly normal and we must
all join in the pretense or be demonized or legally
prosecuted.
Equality Act (H.R.3185)

Amends the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include sex, sexual

orientation, and gender identity among the prohibited
categories of discrimination or segregation in places of
public accommodation.
Defines:
sex to include a sex stereotype, sexual orientation or
gender identity, and pregnancy, childbirth, or a related
medical condition;
sexual orientation as homosexuality, heterosexuality,
or bisexuality; and
gender identity as gender-related identity, appearance,
mannerisms, or characteristics, regardless of the
individuals designated sex at birth.
Expands the categories of public accommodations to include
places or establishments that provide:
exhibitions,
recreation,
exercise,
amusement,
gatherings, or displays;
goods, services, or programs, including a store, a
shopping center, an online retailer or service provider,
a salon, a bank, a gas station, a food bank, a service or
care center, a shelter, a travel agency, a funeral parlor,
or a health care, accounting, or legal service; or
transportation services.
Prohibits establishment from being construed to be limited
to a physical facility or place.
Authorizes the Department of Justice (DOJ) to bring a civil
action if it receives a complaint from an individual who claims
to be:
denied equal utilization of a public facility owned,
operated, or managed by a state (other than public
schools or colleges) on account of sex, sexual orientation,
or gender identity; or
denied admission to, or not permitted to continue
attending, a public college by reason of sexual orientation

or gender identity, thereby expanding DOJs existing

authority to bring such actions for complaints based on
race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
Revises public school desegregation standards to
provide for the assignment of students without regard to
sexual orientation or gender identity.
Prohibits programs or activities receiving federal financial
assistance from denying benefits to, or discriminating
against, persons based on sex, sexual orientation, or gender
identity.
Prohibits employers with 15 or more employees from
discriminating based on sexual orientation or gender identity,
subject to the same exceptions and conditions that currently
apply to unlawful employment practices based on race,
color, religion, sex, or national origin. Requires employers
to recognize individuals in accordance with their gender
identity if sex is a bona fide occupational qualification that
is reasonably necessary to the normal operation of that
particular business or enterprise.
Provides government employees with protections against
discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Authorizes DOJ to intervene in equal protection actions in
federal court on account of sexual orientation or gender
identity.
Requires protections against discrimination based on race,
color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or
national origin to include protections against discrimination
based on: (1) an association with another person who is a
member of such a protected class; or (2) a perception or
belief, even if inaccurate, that an individual is a member of
such a protected class. Prohibits the Religious Freedom
Restoration Act of 1993 from providing a claim, defense, or
basis for challenging such protections.
Prohibits an individual from being denied access to a shared
facility, including a restroom, a locker room, and a dressing
room, that is in accordance with the individuals gender
identity.
Amends the Fair Housing Act, the Equal Credit Opportunity
Act, and jury selection standards to add sexual orientation and
gender identity as classes protected against discrimination
under such laws.

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Burnt Lodge Wilderness Study Area, pictured above, is one of Eastern Montanas most
scenic wildlands. To learn about summer hikes offered through the MWAs Wilderness Walks
program this years line-up includes eight hikes along the Hi-Line with four in the Glasgow
area a kick-off event will be held from 5:30 7:30 tonight at the Sean R. Heavey Gallery,
529 2nd Ave South. 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.

THURSDAY
Soup: Corn Chowder Chili
Specials:

Ugly Burger

Dine at theO
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Grizzlies brass coming to Glasgow

The Glasgow Chapter of the Grizzly Scholarship
Association invites everyone to the GSA barbeque on
Tuesday, May 24th at the Glasgow Elks Lodge. Social will
start at 5:30 p.m. and barbeque at 6p.m. A Taco Bar will be
served for $10 per plate.

Call Pete Helland, 228-9331 days or 228-2008 evenings,
by May 20th to RSVP for the dinner. Everyone is welcome
to come hear the coaches & GSA members talk about the
upcoming Grizzly sports season.

Sulser

continued from front

the Scotty Booster Club,
the awards presentation,
and the featured speaker
presentation.
ALL
2015-16
participating High School
student
athletes
are
invited to attend. ALL
athletes must RSVP and
pick up their ticket at the
Glasgow High School
office by Wednesday
May 25th. Each student
athlete will receive up to
two additional Banquet
Tickets free of cost paid
for by the Scotty Booster
Club. Any additional
tickets must be purchased
at the Glasgow High
School office. $10 per
ticket for adult. $5 per
ticket for 12 and under.
Varsity Letter Winner
Certificates for each
sport, All Conference
Selections, All State
Selections, Academic All
State Selections, Sport
Specific Awards, Male
and Female Outstanding

Mark Sulser in his coaching duties with the Billings Senior Broncs.

Senior Athlete Awards,

Outstanding
Senior
Manager Award, and the
Annual Golden Scotty

2014-15 Outstanding Senior Manager

Darci Shipman -- 3x years as Basketball Manager, 4x
years as Football Manager.
2014-15 Outstanding Male Senior Athlete
Chase Fossum
Participation: 4 years of Football, 4 years of
Basketball, 4 years of Track
Football -- 2-time All-Conference, 1-time All-State
Basketball -- 2-time All-Conference, 2-time All-State
Track 3 year State Placer; 2015 High Jump State
Champ
Academics 4.081 Cumulative GPA
2014-15 Outstanding Female Senior Athlete
Josie Braaten
Participation: 4 years of Cross Country, 3 years of
Winter Cheer, 4 years of Track
Cross Country Accomplishments -- 3-time All-State
Track Accomplishments -- 2 year state placer
Academics 4.073 Cumulative GPA

Awards are ALL expected

to be awarded at this
banquet. This will be a
semi-formal event for the

student athletes and their

coaches. Please dress
accordingly and make
every effort to attend!

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