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Forsyth Duck Days

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This annual event has something for everyone from carnival rides, 4-H exhibits, concerts to a demolition derby. Check out the schedule of events to see what’s happening.

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Bob Watts’ murals

Beautiful murals can be viewed on the exterior of many well-known businesses in Forsyth.

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Calendar of Events

Summer in Forsyth means activities galore. Peruse the upcoming events taking place in the area, including the Rosebud County Fair, Duck Days and the Quigley shoot.

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Main street (above) will come alive on August 10 for the annual Duck Days event.

Participants will vie for cash prizes then can attend the street dance downtown and enjoy the music of the Copper Mountain Band (left).

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Downtown Forsyth’s biggest event, Ducks Days features a parade, good eats, live entertainment and much more.

The first thing to do is adopt a rubber duck for $10 from participating Forsyth businesses.Your duck will be entered in the Duck Race on the Yellowstone River, where it can win you a prize from $50 to $1,000. The funds will be used to support Chamber activities throughout the year.

The event starts bright and early on Saturday morning with the Healthy Lifestyles Run sponsored by the Rosebud County Healthcare Center. The race will be approximately 5K and starts at 7 a.m.

After the race, head downtown and set-up your chairs for the parade at 10 a.m. Jump For Jesus will follow shortly after the parade featuring a motorcycle jumper and 3-on-3 basketball tournaments will take place downtown throughout the day.

At 2 p.m., journey down to the Yellowstone River to watch the duck race and find out if you’re a winner! The winner will receive $1,000; Second through 10th place will win $100 each; and 11th through 20th place will each win $50.

First State Bank will host Bingo and BBQ at 5 p.m. and the Elite Pro Bull Riders will be at the Rosebud County Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. If that isn’t enough, attend the street dance in downtown Forsyth at 9 p.m. Enjoy music from the Copper Mountain Band, and be sure to sample food from local organizations.

Bring the whole family to the event and enjoy a great day of chamber sponsored fun.

For more information, e-mail the Chamber at forsythchamber@yahoo.com or call (406) 347-5656.

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Rosebud-Treasure County Fair returns to Forsyth July 18-21 Courtesy of Rosebud County Fair Board There’s something for everyone at the RosebudTreasure County Fair!

Here’s a rundown of what you will find at the fair.

A lot of time was spent looking for a great entertainer to fill the stage on Thursday night, and here is the winner: Johnny Lee, classic country artist with hits like “Lookin’ For Love (in All The Wrong Places,)” “Cherokee Fiddle” and over a dozen more. Johnny was in Forsyth two years ago playing golf in the Rosebud Health Care Center golf classic, but this will be his first time performing here.

Showtime will be at 8 p.m.

Tickets are available at the fair office or online at rosebudcountyfair.com. This concert is sponsored by Blue Diamond Petroleum of Culbertson.

On Friday plan to attend the 3rd annual Ranch Rodeo. Come and watch local talent compete against contestants from around the region in events such as wild cow milking, team doctoring, bronc riding and much more. The action can be unpredictable, competitive and often hilarious. It all begins at 7 p.m. on Friday in the grandstand. Tickets are available at the fair office or online at rosebudcountyfair. com.

On Saturday night, country music returns to the Fair stage at 8 p.m. with a great concert. This year you will see two great performers for the price of one; John Anderson and Jamie O’Neal will each rock your world with their combined total of more than 20 top 40 country singles. Tickets for various areas of the grandstand and bleachers range from $25 down to $15 to make the night show more affordable than ever.

Prices are higher on the day of the show so get your tickets early! Tickets are available at the fair office or online at rosebudcountyfair. com.

Grandstand entertainment for Sunday will be the Rosebud County Bump-nRun, sponsored by the local Bump-n-Run Association and the American Legion Post 39 of Forsyth. The event will start at 2 p.m. in the grandstand. This will be the first Bump-n-Run to be

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held during the fair, so we’re hoping for a big crowd and lots of fast action.You can buy tickets at the gate, at the fair office in advance, or online at rosebudcountyfair. com.

As always, the Free Stage offers a great lineup of entertainment. Thanks to generous donations, a group of sponsored picnic tables will be placed in the tent so you can grab a meal, head over to the tent and enjoy your food while watching the show in the shade. The Free Stage area also makes a great meeting place due to its central location near the carnival and grandstand.

For country music lovers, and for the first time at the fair, Montana’s own Charley Jenkins Band will be providing several shows every day on the Free Stage.

Charley provides a highenergy, up-tempo show that will make you want to dance! He will also do late evening shows on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, so the party should last well into the night. Charley Jenkins is sponsored by Carquest/Valley Auto of Forsyth.

For magic fans, all the way from Canada, Double Vision: Magic with a Twin Twist will bring their ever-growing collection of illusions to the Free Stage. If you’ve never seen this act, you’re in for a treat; Mike and Mitch are identical twin brothers, and their comedy and magical interplay will surprise and delight you. They will also do some strolling magic so be ready for them to pop up anywhere, anytime.

Back by popular demand, hypnotist Michael Mezmer returns to the fair after a long absence. Michael’s “Trance-Nosis” show is clean, high-energy, and best of all, fun for audience members and volunteers alike. Michael will do two shows each day of the fair, so get your friends together and get hypnotized.

The smaller kids will love Young Guns Wild West Fun Park, a free, supervised play-area just for them.

More than a dozen different games and activities will keep the kids busy while the adults tour the exhibition hall, visit with friends, or wander over to the concession area for food and refreshments. The Fun Park will be open 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. each day of the

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Exhibition Hall opens 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Young Guns Wild West Fun Park All Day Lou’s Petting Zoo 12 p.m. Charley Jenkins Band 12-1 p.m. Double Vision magic 2-6 p.m.

Knights of Columbus Bingo 2 p.m. Double Vision: Magic with a Twin Twist 3 p.m.

Charley Jenkins Band 5-10 p.m.

Mighty Thomas Carnival 4:15 p.m. Double Vision: Magic with a Twin Twist 5:15 p.m.

Michael Mezmer’s Trance-Nosis 5:15 p.m.

Double Vision magic 7 p.m.

3rd annual Forsyth Ranch Rodeo 8 p.m.

Exhibition Hall closes 8:30 p.m.

Michael Mezmer’s Trance-Nosis 9:45-11 p.m.

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fair. The park will also provide three free shows a day that get the kids involved.

More information on this will be provided later, but don’t miss this brand new addition to the fair. The Fun Park will be located on the west end of the grounds just west of the pavilion.

The Mighty Thomas Carnival makes another return to the midway with classic and modern rides to keep the kids busy all weekend, and games galore, too.

Pre-fair discount carnival wristbands will be available by early summer in the fair office. Pre-sales will run through Tuesday, July 16.

You can also play Knights of Columbus Bingo next to the concession stand on Friday and Sunday afternoons during the fair. Bingo will be played from 2:00 to 6:00 PM on Friday, and

12:00 noon to 4:00 PM on Sunday.

Sunday morning, Gospel music will return to the fair in a free performance courtesy of the Johnson Brothers band. Relax under the big tent and be inspired.

Music begins at 9 a.m.

Of course the best part of the fair is socializing and meeting old and new friends. To make the good times roll, all you need is “fair food.” Start your fair days early with the annual Search & Rescue Breakfast, sponsored by Rosebud County Search & Rescue.

A hearty buffet breakfast is served under the canopy next to the Exhibition Hall.

For later meals, not only will there be 4-H concessions featuring those famous fair-burgers, there is an array of other food vendors including Thomas

Sunday, July 21 5:30-11 a.m.

Search & Rescue Breakfast 8 a.m.

Exhibition Hall opens 9 a.m. Gospel Church with the Johnson Brothers 10 a.m.

4-H Awards Ceremony 11-7 p.m.

Young Guns Wild West Fun Park 11 a.m.-noon Double Vision: Magic with a Twin Twist 12 p.m.

Charley Jenkins Band 12-4 p.m.

Knights of Columbus Bingo 1:15 p.m. Double Vision – Magic with A Twin Twist 2-7 p.m.

Mighty Thomas Carnival 2 p.m.

Exhibits may be picked up 2 p.m.

Rosebud County Bump-n-Run 6 p.m.

Michael Mezmer’s Trance-Nosis 6-7 p.m.

Double Vision Magic 7:30 p.m.

Charley Jenkins Band 8 p.m.

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Carnival’s Midway Grill, featuring burgers, fries, corndogs and funnel cakes, and the Cola Corner in the Exhibition Hall sponsored

by Forsyth FFA, featuring homemade goodies. There will be other food vendors on the grounds too, so come and see what you can find.

Visit the air conditioned Exhibition Hall to view 4-H and open class entries and plenty of commercial exhibits. Most judging will be completed by Friday so stop in and see how your favorites did. On Saturday, take in the 4-H Market Stock Sale, and stock your freezer while you help a 4-H’er plan for the future.

The Young Men’s Club Beer Booth will be open all four days. And be sure to visit the pavilion just east of the Exhibition Hall where you

will find souvenirs, political information and, maybe best of all, some welcome shade for relaxing.

There are other attractions and events not listed here, so make plans now to spend a day or two (or three) at the fairgrounds.

It all adds up to one of the best county fairs around, and it all comes with free gate admission and no parking fees!

Visit www.facebook.com/ rosebudcountyfair for updates on the fair.

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The Barn with Charm The east wall of the Fire Department building has three large windows to incorporate into the rural scene. Our travels around the country will depict a variety of old structures which would have a story to tell us. The second floor of this building includes a large window that Bob portrays as the haymow opening. Part of the charm that dates the scene is the old buggy parked inside the barn’s open doorway.

The log cabin was added to capture depth while continuing the nostalgic theme. The walkin door actually extends to the bottom of the wall and is

usable by the firemen. The road adds good depth as well, and the artist hopes no one actually tries to drive on it.

Color always adds to the charm and the variety of flowers and foliage completes this sixth mural in Forsyth.

The BRAND WALL, number seven, is not shown as it is an ongoing illustration including livestock brands from the farm and ranch population. The brand inventory is growing fast and has had much attention from our rural friends.You will enjoy this mural along with the others when you stop at Forsyth, Mont. soon.

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Rosebud County Pioneer Museum The Rosebud County Pioneer Museum will feature a photography exhibit this summer. The Museum will be open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1 to 6 p.m. on Sundays through September 15. Located at 1335 Main. (406) 346-7547

Calendar of Events Visit www.forsythmt.com for updates.

june 14-16 Matthew Quigley Match, Shoot site is 8 miles north of Forsyth, Quigley directional signs start on US Hwy 12 at the Cartersville Road turn, www.quigleymatch.com 14-16 Rocky Mountain Oyster Golf, Forsyth Golf Course, www.forsythgolf.biz 16 Happy Father’s Day!

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4 Fourth of July Fireworks, Rosebud County Fairgrounds, dusk 12 Shakespeare in the Parks, Rosebud County Courthouse lawn, 6 p.m.

18-21 Rosebud/Treasure County Fair, www.rosebudcountyfair.com 27 Rosebud Health Care Gold, 18 hole benefit for Rosebud Foundation, Forsyth Golf Course

august 10 Duck Days, downtown Forsyth, parade at 10 a.m., duck race at 2 p.m., bingo and BBQ at 5 p.m. at First State Bank, street dance at 8 p.m. on Main Street

Forsyth Fire Department Fire trucks have always been a subject of great interest. They must be at the ready, and a great deal of excitement is aroused when they are in use. This fifth mural in Forsyth is located on the south wall of the City’s Fire Department building. Two of the fire trucks are painted on the door openings just as they would be seen if the actual doors were open. The wall and painted roof design illustrates the added 3D effect for depth and allows room for distant hills and trees to add to the panoramic scene.

Wall sconces with colorful flowers are painted along the doorways. The functional windows are kept in place as is the entry door. To add interest for the younger of us, a mother Dalmatian dog and her two playful pups lounge on the floor beside the giant red fire truck.Visitors’ kids tend to want to pet the cuties. This mural is located in the second block of north ninth.

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The Forsyth Country Club & Golf Course is located 100 miles east of Billings and just 40 miles west of Miles City. It is a beautiful 9-hole golf course open to the public. The golf course has four different tees that will challenge the beginner to the pro-golfer.

Green fees and cart rental are reasonable. Wednesday and Thursday are discount days. The clubhouse has a pro shop, and beverages and food are available daily. For your special occasion, banquet facilities are available.

There are many golf tournaments not to mention other activities at the Forsyth Golf Course throughout the summer. For details on events call (406) 356-7710 or visit www.forsythgolf.biz.

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Construction of Rosebud Health Care Center clinic ahead of schedule

By Cathy Byron of the Rosebud Foundation Just over six months ago, the clinic relocation project adjacent to the hospital wing of Rosebud Health Care Center (RHCC) broke ground. That was October 31, 2012. The target date for completion of both phases 1 and 2 is September 2013.

However, the latest projection is that construction of the first phase which includes the clinic and physical therapy will be completed by the end of June, with the clinic opening to patients in the new site in early July.

Phase 2 includes remodeling of the existing physical therapy space to accommodate the laundry. That will begin after Physical Therapy moves into its new location.

Windows were recently installed, and brick siding was installed on the lower

exterior walls. Inside the structure, insulation was being layered between studs after wiring and plumbing were completed. Soon after, dry wall was going up!

The lack of adaptable space in the existing 1920s vintage clinic was the driving force behind the clinic relocation project. Patients are being turned away and appointments deferred due to the shortage of patient exam rooms. Clinic office staff report an increase of patients during the flu season amplified the scheduling frustration. The expectation and projection is an increase in clinic visits once the new facility opens. “That is good for our bottom line,” CEO Ryan Tooke said.

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for each doctor and physician assistant, and a visiting specialist exam room were all taking shape and drawing ooos and awwws from individuals taking a quick walk-through tour.

The new clinic is funded by grants and low-interest, long-term loans. “There are no local tax dollars and no bond issues funding this project,” Tooke emphasized.

The estimated cost after cuts were made to some of the initial design features is $2,986,000. Two $400,000 grants were received: one from the Coal Board and one Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).

Two long-term and lowinterest loans complete the financial package: a Rural Economic Development Loan through Range Telephone for $160,000 and a $1,965,890 USDA loan.

The Rosebud Foundation pledged to raise a minimum of $100,000 through a two-year capital campaign dedicated to the clinic relocation project.

“The generosity of people has been incredible,” Barb Rolston, Foundation Chairman said. “The pledges and donations as of April 10 are hovering near $80,000.” For every dollar donated to the

capital campaign, the interest saved on the long-term loans is 66¢. A donation of $100 reduces the longterm-debt by $166!

First State Bank of Forsyth kick-started the capital campaign with a $10,000 check presented at the October groundbreaking ceremony. “We have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support that contribution started,” Rolston said. An anonymous family sent a check for $10,000 in appreciation for the care a loved one received at RHCC. Another local business contributed $10,000.

Families have identified the capital campaign as the recipient for memorials for lost loved ones. Several thousand dollars poured in honoring Dixie Kenney, Jerry Eve,Vi Heberle, and Irene Messer. “Those gifts become a living legacy, and will receive recognition on our donor recognition wall which is yet to be designed,” Rolston said.

Organizations can contact the Capital Campaign office at (406) 346-4215 to schedule a presentation by Foundation members who will be able to answer questions about the project.

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