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Loving Montana

Darren
Scott,
an
ASI
employee who has been
working on the plunge pool
project below the Fort Peck
Spillway, has finally fell in
love with Montana. He grew
up in Philadelphia but came
up here from New Mexico.
However, it wasnt his first
time visiting Montana. While
playing college football in Las
Vegas, they traveled to to
Montana to take on the MSU
Bobcats. What he remembers
most about his first trip to the
Big Sky Country was, We
got our butts kicked. Hes
apparently got over that,
though, as since working
here he has fallen in love with
northeast Montana enough
to call it home even after the
work is finished at Fort Peck.
A genuinely nice guy, Darren
currently resides at St. Marie
with plans to buy. I absolutely
love it here, he says.

9
Wedn
esday, November 1

Dr. Chip made a special house call to Glasgow last week

Dr. Chip Halverson is a
licensed naturopathic physician in
the state of Oregon and Montana.
Dr. Halverson regularly lectures
locally and nationally on a variety of
health topics and their connection
to optimal wellness.
Last week had him giving a
free optimal wellness health talk at
the Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow as
he was excited to give back to the
community that helped shape his

character in his formative years.

Chip grew up in Glasgow,
graduating in 1987. His senior year
as a Scotty had him playing on the
1986 Class A state championship
football team and he followed that
up by going undefeated at 185
pounds to win a State A wrestling
title. He then attended Concordia
College in Moorhead, Minnesota
where he graduated in 1991 with
continued on back page

Pheasant release
apps due Jan. 15

NOVEMBER 14 - 20

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THURSDAY

Soup: HAM & BEAN

Lunch: REUBEN
Dinner: 2 pc. PORK CHOP

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH BURGER
Dinner: HALIBUT STEAK

For the generous outpouring of

thoughts, prayers and support.
A special thank you to my incredible
coworkers at FMDH and the
Orthopaedic Clinic for their hard work
spent organizing and hosting an
amazing benefit auction in my honor.
Thank you to all local businesses
and individuals who graciously
donated and attended my recent
benefit in support of my journey.
Words cannot express how truly
blessed we feel to have this
tremendous support from so many
people as we continue on this
journey to fight breast cancer. Thank
you from the bottom of our heart.

God Bless!

SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: CHICKEN PHILLY
Dinner: T-BONE STEAK

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties Here

BOOK NOW!
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HANG OUT!

THE HANGAR

Thank you
to the amazing
Community of Glasgow

Landowners have until January 15, 2015 to submit

an application for 2015 pheasant releases through
Montanas Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program.
Under Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks pheasant release
program, landowners who attempt to establish pheasant
populations in suitable habitat can be reimbursed for
raising and releasing ring-necked pheasants.
Landowners interested in raising and releasing
pheasants have until Jan. 15, 2015 to submit an
application. Landowners can apply annually for up to
five consecutive years to establish pheasants.
Projects must comprise at least 100 contiguous acres of
land and contain a combination of habitat components
that include the types of cover and food upland game
birds need to survive. Lands enrolled in the pheasant
release program must allow free public access to hunt
upland game birds during the season the releases take
place.
Applications need to be received by FWP in
Helena no later than Janury 15, 2015. Pheasants will be
scheduled for release in the late summer between Aug. 1
and Sept. 15.
Hunting preserves, lands that host a commercial
hunting enterprise, and lands where hunting rights are
leased or paid for are not eligible.
For more information, and an on-line application
form, visit FWPs website at fwp.mt.govsearch Upland
Game Bird Enhancement Program, or contact Debbie
Hohler at: 406-444-5674, or by e-mail: dhohler@mt.gov.

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A heat
wave?
Yesterdays high climbed up to a whopping 36
yesterday which was just a couple of degrees below
normal. Looks like the nicest days heading into next
week will be Friday and Saturday with highs near 40
on Saturday.
Not counting this mornings flurries, we have now
had 6.9 inches of snow in November which is also the
seasonal total. Wouldnt it be nice to have October
back...
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 2. Wind chill
values as low as -9. Light and variable wind.
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 22. Wind chill
values as low as -9. East southeast wind around 7 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 15.
South wind 3 to 5 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 35. West wind 7 to
10 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 22. West
southwest wind around 9 mph.
Saturday: A chance of rain showers. Partly sunny, with a
high near 39. South wind 7 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 30%.
Saturday Night: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 22.
Sunday: A chance of snow showers. Cloudy, with a high
near 27. Blustery.
Sunday Night: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 10.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 27.
Monday Night: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 10.
Tuesday: A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny,
with a high near 25.

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Keystone XL pipeline shot down in the Senate

The Democrat-controlled Senate failed to gather
the 60 votes it needed to approve the construction
of the Keystone XL pipeline, rejecting a measure the
House of Representatives approved last week.
The vote Tuesday evening fell one shy of the 60
needed to overcome the filibuster, with 14 Democrats
joining all 45 Republicans in backing the project.
The Keystone XL pipeline project has been at the
center of a major political debate since 2008 when
TransCanda applied for permission to construct the
1,179-mile-long pipeline.

In the near term, the vote means President Obama
gets to avoid a difficult decision on whether to veto the
bill. But Senate Republicans said he shouldnt get too
comfortable because they will pass a new version as
soon as they take control of the chamber next year.

For so many good reasons, well be back with this
after the first of the year, said Senator Lisa Murkowski
of Alaska, a Republican who is poised to replace Ms.
Landrieu as head of the Senate Energy Committee.
And I believe that the momentum weve gained means
well see progress and see this bill passed.
Based on Tuesdays vote and Senate balance

next year, Republicans should have enough support

to overcome a Democratic filibuster but not enough
to override a presidential veto. Given the number
of Democrats who supported the bill on Tuesday,
Republicans may well be able to muster a filibusterproof 60 votes to pass the pipeline in the next Congress,
but they are still likely to fall a few votes short of 67, the
number required to override a presidential veto.
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Gearing up for Block of Bucks

Watch for Soroptimist members, Glasgow

Student Council members, Pacific Steel and Recycling
employees, and other volunteers on December 5th, as
they will be collecting donations for the annual Block
of Bucks. Valley County
childrenArts
from&infants
to twelve
Wheatgrass
Gallery
years of age will be able
to shop
for well needed winter
Little
Campers,
clothing because of this annual fundraiser.
The final day to get your child signed up to
participate is on Monday, December 1st, at the Office of
Public Assistance. Applications must be picked up and
turned into this location.

The childrens shopping will take place on Saturday,
December 6th and volunteers are needed to assist
families as they shop on this special day. If you can help
shop or have any questions, please call Mary Armstrong
on 253- 350- 2070.
Shopping sites will include D&G Sports and
Western, Killions, Little Campers, and Shopko.

Donations are needed, encouraged and appreciated.
Donations may be mailed prior to collection day to
Soroptomists of Glasgow, Box 961, Glasgow, MT 59230.

Remembrance Tree bulbs for sale

The GHS Student Council is sponsoring the 16th

Annual Remembrance Tree program to remember
loved ones that have passed on.

Trees filled with lights to commemorate those loved
ones will be on display throughout the Holiday Season
in front of the Pioneer Museum.
Bulbs may be purchased by Thursday, December
4th for a $5 donation by contacting any High School
Student Council member or advisor, or the GHS Office,
228-2485. Bulbs to recognize the men and women
serving in our armed forces and stationed around the
world may also be purchased.
A lighting Ceremony for the Remembrance Trees
is Sunday, December 7th at 4 p.m.. This is open to the
public and refreshments will be served. The trees will be
lit daily from December 7th December 31st.
Proceeds will be donated to the annual Block of
Bucks. Through this communities generosity, over
$22,000 has been donated to the Block of Bucks program.

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Dr. Chip continued from front

honors, including earning NCAA Academic and
Athletic All-American recognition.
After graduation he began a successful teaching
career in Montana and Washington.
Once teaching, he became heavily involved
researching the issues surrounding children who had
both learning and behavior difficulties. The latter led
him to complete a masters degree focused on ADD/
ADHD. He also completed school administration
requirements, focusing on Indoor Environmental
Quality (IEQ) and its relationship to occupational
health and academic achievement. Additionally, he has
assisted the EPA, National Education Association and
many other local, regional and national organizations
as they navigate issues surrounding IEQ and its impact
on learning and teaching.
From a young age he had an interest in natural
therapies and was strongly influenced by his grandfathers
cancer diagnosis and integration of alternative and
conventional medicine in the early 1980s. It was not
until the mid-90s when he experienced his own health
crisis that he discovered naturopathic medicine. Shortly
thereafter, he returned to school, completed a 3-year
pre-med program, as well as an additional 5-years of
medical school. Dr. Chip graduated with a doctorate
in naturopathic medicine, including honors in research
from National College of Natural Medicine in Portland,
Oregon.
During medical school he focused on researching
physiological detoxification pathways at Helfgott
Research Institute and served as student body president.
Dr. Chips interest in environmental health comes from
over two decades as a volunteer, mentor, speaker, teacher
and administrator. Now as a naturopathic physician, his
specialized family practice focuses on both acute and
chronic health and achieving optimal wellness at the
cellular level.
Dr. Chip is both a researcher and clinician with

experience in treating patients with some of the most

difficult health conditions. He is a primary care physician
with a special interest in managing patients with chronic
illnesses, including autoimmune disease, endocrine
disorders, gastrointestinal disorders, neurological
conditions, hormonal imbalances, allergies, integrative
cancer support and environmental illnesses.
Additionally, Dr. Chips education and
background lends itself to working with school
employees, adults and children with autism and
ADD/ADHD, optimizing academic performance
in both high achievers and struggling students,
amateur and professional athletes, children,
teenagers and adults. His therapies focus on optimal
lifestyle choices for each specific condition and
include recommendations on diet, sleep, exercise,
supplementation, herbal medicines, homeopathy,
hydrotherapy, physical medicine, including using
cold laser, heart rate variability studies, percussion,
mobilization,
neuromuscular
massage
and
neurolymphatic balancing , and a European form of
medicine called Bio-Therapeutic Drainage.
Health is a reflection of physical, mental,
emotional, spiritual and energetic balance. Dr.
Chip is committed to helping his patients achieve
homeostasis and optimal wellness.
Dr. Chips health talks have been well received
in part because they give people strategies they can
use to optimize their health immediately. During the
presentation Dr. Chip intertwined many stories about
health that people can relate to and understand.
Dr. Chips interests include spending time with
his wife, Dayle and their three children, exploring the
Pacific Northwest, teaching, skiing, hiking, camping,
biking and traveling.

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