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Visit chsbigsky.com to find a location near you. Career Position: Ag Implement Salesman, part-time and full-time options. Base + commission. Send resume to Carla at Rainbow Irrigation, PO Box 700, Chinook, MT 59523. 406-357-2211. 8-I Guitars of Montana: Alvarez, BOSS/Roland, Crafte, Dean, Electro-Voice, EVH, G&L, Gretsch, Guild, Hammond, Ibanez, Jackson, Laney, Ludwig, Luna, Mapex, Phil Jones Pure Sound, Randall, Zildjian! Music books, Band/ Orchestra rentals. #2 5th Street South, downtown Great Falls, 406-453-4998 8-I:1-II

For Sale: 2012 GMS Yukon SLT 2WD. 5.3L V8 eng., 68,422 mi., red ext., tan leather int., cooled/heated seats, 3rd row seating, fold flat seats, CD plyer, XM radio, On-Star, flexfuel. $29,900. Call American Garage, 357-4201. 8-I

For Sale: 2003 Dodge Dakota, 3.9L V6, 142k mi., short box, grey cloth int., grey ext., 5-disc CD, st. wheel controls, PW, PL, pwr mirrors, cruise. $8,995. Call American Garage, 357-4201. See pics at americangarage.net. 8-I

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CONTENTS:

Classifieds, Classifieds!

Advertising Info................. 8 Comic............................... 8 Conservative Cow Dr.......... .............................next time Interest Article................. 16 Laugh Lines.................... 17 Market Report................... 5 Realty Section.................. 7 Subscriptions.................... 8 Things to Know................. 4 SPECIAL FEATURE: Back to School Calendar.14 Montana Staycation.......... 9 For Sale: Farmers & Ranchers! Lawson Products are now available on the Hi-Line! Fasteners, cutting tools, drill bits, chemicals, paints and so much more! Contact your HiLine area rep, Bob Dorris 9453047. I will come to you! 8-I

For Sale: 1,000 ton straight pivot alfalfa, 1st cutting, 3x4 squares. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II

F.I.T.: Foam Insulation Technology increases strength of structure, saves money and energy. Call certified applicator Darrell Carney for information, 390-4156; 654-7017 or email woodseller41@yahoo.com. 8-I

Help Wanted: Looking for wore out broke down cowboy to finish up on Montana Ranch. Knows what the cow says to her calf. Duties light and pay is lighter. With ponies you savy this ad. Call 406-366-5212. 8-I

For Sale: TROUT FLIES, locally made, tried and proven by expert fisherman. BIG SKY IMAGES & COLLECTIBLES, Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522. 7-I:9-II For Sale: 2005 Chevrolet Silverado LS 2500 HD, 6.0L V8 eng., 111,698 mi., gold ext., grey cloth int., auto trans., 4WD, CD/Casette plyr, dual climate contr., power seats, windows, & mirrors, $16,900. Call Am.Garage, 357-4201. 8-I Fencing Building & Repair: DC Fencing. Windbreaks, fencing, wood corrals & more. Call Dillon at 399-1151. 8-I

For Sale: 2014 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ. 38k mi., sedan. silver ext., blk lthr int., OnStar, dual heat contr., XM radio. $16,399. Call American Garage, 357-4201. See pics. at americangarage.net 8-I

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THINGS TO KNOW:

Through Aug. 5: SCHOOL AND SPORTS PHYSICALS, Ft. Belknap IHS. The Army “Walking Shield” outpaitient clinical providers to assist with school and sports physicals. Call Stacey to make appt., 406-353-3101. Aug 4: SCHOOL AND SPORTS PHYSICALS, Hays Clinic. The Army “Walking Shield” outpaitient clinical providers to assist with school and sports physicals. Call Stacey to make appt., 406-353-3101. Aug 11-14, Thu-Sun.: 31ST MONTANA COWBOY POETRY GATHERING AND WESTERN MUSIC RENDEZVOUS, Day Headquarters at Fergus High School, 1001 Casino Creek Road, Lewistown Directions: South on 1st Avenue to Brassey, then right to High School. Visit www.montanacowboypoetrygathering.com for full details.

Quality 2nd Hand Merchandise: Laptop computers Windows 7, 8 & 10; nice jewelry; 1220 in. chrome truck rims/ tires; many, many firearms; Regalia, silver & gold coins, guitars & amps, retro games, many saddles & tack. Concerned managers! Leon's, 720 1st Street, Havre. 7-II

Aug 20, Sat.: INT’L RIDE DAY POKER RUN, followed by Dinner and Music at the Havre Eagles Club, Hosted by the Havre Eagle Riders. Registration 8:00am at Havre Eagles Club. For more info, call 399-0632 or 265-9551. REO MONTANA CAREER TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES grant funded assistance with short-term training to earn certification in medical oﬃce,health care, accounting,welding, CDL, or diesel mechanics,etc. Contact “REO Havre, MT” on Facebook or call Fawn at 406-879-9384. Funded in whole or part under contracts/grants DPHHS & Dept.of Labor. 3rd Wed. of Every Month: 10am Volunteers invited! Blaine County Local Area Committee for Mental Health meets in Youth Court Services meeting room of Bl. Co. Courthouse. All interested parties are welcome to share or bring ideas! Call 406-357-2369 for details.

Let us know what’s happening in your area. It’s free and it gets read! Call 379-2377 or email office@kimmel-kreations.com

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For Sale: 2006 Pontiac G6 GTP, $7,500. 3.9l V6 engine, black leather interior, heated seats, tinted windows, power windows, power door locks, XM Radio, on-star equipped, has 83k miles. Call 945-7978. 8-I AG INTEREST SERIES: MARKETS Spectrum Commodities Louise Gartner 800-888-9843

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C o m m o d i t i e s

P u t t i n g T h e P o w e r o f I n f o r m a t i o n I n Yo u r H a n d s

Wheat markets worked their way slightly higher as Change from production declines become more clear in the European July 27, 2016 This Week Last Week Union. It appears that the heavy rains and flooding mid-way through the growing season, along the northern tier of France Kansas City Wheat 4.12 0.05 and Germany, took a heavy toll now that harvest results are Minneapolis Wheat 4.88 0.03 coming in. France is reporting yields down 25% from last Chicago Wheat 4.15 0.02 year and almost all of their crop will not grade for delivery Corn 3.43 -0.01 specifications. Germany, who normally produce high quality Soybeans 9.86 -0.23 milling wheat, is also harvesting a sub-par crop. Prices in the Soybean Meal 343.2 -4.60 EU have rallied and thus supported US prices, a welcome Soybean Oil 30.02 -1.23 relief to wheat producers here who are seeing prices at 10Live Cattle 113.95 4.53 year lows. Feeder Cattle 142.27 3.65 Corn and beans were weaker as weather forecasts don’t have much threat past the first week of August. Rains Boxed Beef - Choice 199.00 -2.00 were abundant through July across most of the Midwest and Dressed Beef 185.00 0.00 crops are in excellent shape as corn wraps up pollination Crude Oil 41.92 -3.83 Heating Oil 1.3229 -0.1085 and soybeans get set to move through their own important Unleaded Gas 1.3172 -0.0548 pollination phase. Cattle prices moved strongly higher with futures Natural Gas 2.66 0.04 moving quickly away from new lows established just one Silver 19.99 0.38 week ago. Cash markets have been mostly quiet after three Gold 1326.70 7.40 weeks of lower values. Extreme heat in the plains is stressing US $ 97.04 -0.22 cattle, reducing weight gains at a time when demand has Canadian $ 0.7572 -0.0085 been sluggish anyway, and removing some of the pressure on Dow Jones 18390 -141 prices. Feeder cattle were also supported on support from live cattle and the prospect of a record corn crop quickly moving Wheat markets worked their way slightly higher as production declines more clear placements in the European during July as the heat is forcing past critical risk stages. Feedlots are seeing higherbecome than normal Union. It appears the cattle heavy rains mid-way through the growing season, along the producers tothat take offand offlooding stressed pastures. northern tier of France and resumed Germany, took a heavy toll now that harvest comingoil in. France is Energies their downward slide results with are crude reaching a 3-month low. Precious metals reporting yields down 25% from last year and almost all of their crop will not grade for delivery found limited support from a weaker dollar but are still having trouble getting past the spike highs from 3 specifications. Germany, who normally produce high quality milling wheat, is also harvesting a sub-par weeks ago. The Dow was slightly lower in a light round of profit-taking following a new surge to all-time crop. Prices in the EU have rallied and thus supported US prices, a welcome relief to wheat producers here highs just last who are seeing pricesweek. at 10-year lows.

THIS IS A SOLICITATION. Reproduction or rebroadcast of any portion of this information is strictly prohibited without written permission. The information ected herein ispast derived Corn and beans were weaker as weather forecasts reﬂ don’t have much threat the first from week ofsources August. believed to be reliable; however, this information is not guaranteed toofits completeness. Rains were abundant through July acrossas most theaccuracy Midwest andor crops are in excellent Opinions shape as cornexpressed are subject to change without notice. involves risk. wraps up Futures pollinationtrading and soybeans get set to move through their own important pollination phase. Cattle prices moved strongly higher with futures moving quickly away from new lows established just one week ago. Cash markets have been mostly quiet after three weeks of lower values. Extreme heat in the plains is stressing cattle, reducing weight gains at a time when demand has been sluggish anyway, and removing some of the pressure on prices. Feeder cattle were also supported on support from live cattle and

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Call: Hebbelman Flying Service • 406-357-4233

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Norman's Ranchwear: Back to School sale 20% off store wide! Fine western wear for the whole family, boots, belts, jewelry, much more. 114 3rd Ave., Havre . 406-265-4523. 8-I

For Sale: House in Sidney, MT. 3+ bedrooms, double heated garage, 2 sheds, well water. 5 ft. private fence, fruit tree, plants, updated kitchen, central air / gas heat. Call 489-1252. 4-I:8-II

For Sale: Border Collie/ Pyrenees/Akbash cross puppies. Great farm/ranch dogs & pets, born 7/6/16. $250 or offer. Call 406359-1467, Wolf Point. 8-I

For Sale: Alfalfa/grass hay in big rounds, $100/ ton. Delivery available. Call 406-942-0377. 8-I

Tulips and Treasures: One of a kind arrangements and gifts, free in town delivery. Call 406-654-1273 or stop in 900 S. Central Ave. Malta. 7-II

Western Ranch Supply Co. 4000 River Drive North Great Falls, MT 59403 Contact: Larry Kelly 406-761-2160

303 North 13th Street Billings, MT 59101 Contact: Rob Erickson 406-252-6692

Healthway Ag Products, LLC, Ed Tysko: 406-524-8890

Parts For Sale: Krause, Hardi, Westfield, Westgo, Alloway and Melroe/Kirschman parts for sale at Power Motors in Fort Benton. 799-7459. Quite a few parts for Ford vehicles. Call with the part number. George, 799-7459. 8-I

For Sale: 1,000 ton straight grass & alfalfa/grass mix in 3x4 squares. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II

Are you looking for that special hard-to-find book? BIG SKY IMAGES & C O L L E C T I B L E S . . . We have NEW and USED BOOKS. Will special order. Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522. 7-I:9-II For Sale: 2008 Dodge Ram, 2500. 6.7L in-line 6 diesel eng. 80,000 mi., black ext., grey lthr int., htd seats, nav., powr lock, windows & seats, TDX grille guard, CD plyer, bed liner, Tonneau covr. Call American Garage, 357-4201. 8-I

Let Us Help: Having a reunion, club party, event? Call Rad's Deli in Chinook to host your gettogether. 406-357-3606. 8-I Looking for a Mountain Get-away? Go to www. conroyrealestate.com. 2-II:8-I

For Sale: 2009 Chev. Suburban 1500LT blue. 93k mi. 5.3L V8 flex, 4 htd lthr bucket seats, XM, Bose, rem. start, tow pkg., sun roof, new tires, always garaged. 17 mpg HWY. $19,500. Call 654-1853. 8-I

Car or Truck Need Painted? If you have dents or need a new paint job, we can make your vehicle look like new. Come see us at Hi-Line Collision Repair Center, 740 2nd. Ave S. Glasgow, MT or give us a call at 406-228-2433. 8-I

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MONTANA STAY-CATION GUIDE:

Montana is a destination for many. With so many things to do right here in our own backyard, why not venture out and see what your home state has to offer this summer? Stay tuned as we update this five-part Montana Travel Guide once each month over the summer with photos, events, celebrations, rodeos, and more as they draw near.

BLAINE

Destinations: Bear Paw Battleﬁeld

Located 15 miles south of Chinook on HWY 240. The Battle of Bear Paw was the ﬁnal battle of the Nez Perce War of 1877. It is a 1¼-mile self-guided tour of the battleﬁeld. It is open daily during daylight hours.

Blaine County Museum

Before you visit the Bear Paw Battleﬁeld you may want to stop by the Blaine County Museum. It is located at 501 Indiana Street in Chinook. The summer hours begin on Memorial Day and go through Labor Day. Mon-Sat 8am-5pm (closed 12-1pm for lunch), Sun 12-5pm Contact Blaine County Museum at (406) 357-2590. www.blainecountymuseum.com

Blaine County Wildlife Museum

While in Chinook you may want to wander into the Blaine County Wildlife Museum located just down the road at 417 Indiana Street. This museum features hundreds of beautiful Montana animals in their natural habitats. The summer hours begin June 1st and go through August 31st. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm Admission: $6/adult. $4/student, 5 and under FREE. Contact Blaine County Wildlife Museum at (406) 357-3102. www.bcwildlifemuseum.com

McClelland Ferry

The Staﬀord-McClelland ferry is one of three ferries still running in Montana. It is located on the Missouri River 16 miles north of Winifred. The one-car ferry was ﬁrst established in 1921 and still runs today between the months of May and November. Mon-Sat 7am-7pm*, Sunday 9am-5pm* *These hours are not set in stone.

Anna Scherlie Homestead Shack

Anna Scherlie’s homestead, just past Turner on Hwy 241 on the way to the Canadian border, is a National Registered Historic Place. Visit this quaint old homestead and learn about one of the ﬁrst woman settlers in the Big Flat area.

Events:

Little Rockies Barrel Racing Assn.

August 9th Finals 2 runs (more details later) Contact President Courtney Bell (406) 390-3110, email courts_95_99@ yahoo.com. Little Rockies barrel Racing Association Facebook Page.

Sugarbeet Festival

This annual festival is located in Chinook, Montana on Indiana and 6th Street. The 2-days of family fun are scheduled for September 23-24th, 2016 For schedule of events and details visit www.sugarbeetfest.com or www. chinookmontana.com

Check website for summer hours and schedule of camps www.nemtchildrensmuseum.org

Phone (406) 527-3320

Valley County Pioneer Museum

This wildlife refuge covers over 84,000 acres, sprawling over Blaine, Hill, Phillips and Valley counties. This refuge is know for its beautiful photography opportunities, and has self-guided tours or ranger-led programs available. You can access this refuge 7 miles east of Malta on Old HWY 2. The refuge is open sun-up to sun-down. Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge Oﬃce 194 Bowdoin Auto Tour Rd., Malta Oﬃce hours Mon – Fri 7:30am-4pm (406) 654-2863 www.fws.gov/refuge/bowdoin/

Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge

Open Memorial Day - Labor Day Open Daily 9:00am-5:00pm 816 Highway 2 West, Glasgow, MT 59230 Phone (406) 228-8692 $3/adult, $2/child http://valleycountymuseum.com

Events: Fort Peck Summer Theater

2016 Calendar “Mary Poppins” July 29-August 14 “The Woman in Black” August 19-September 4 For more information visit www.fortpecktheathre. org. For tickets call the Box Oﬃce at (406) 526-9943

Malta Trails, Inc.

47279 US Hwy 2 East Malta, MT 59538 Contact: Laura Pankratz 654-1252 Email howie_hanna@yahoo.com Malta Trails, Inc. Facebook Page VALLEY PHILLIPS Laura Pankratz (406) 390-3460 Destinations: Destinations: Established in 2010, Malta Trails, Inc. is a 501c3. It strives to improve Fort Peck Dam & Recreation Area Nelson Reservoir the betterment of the community as by their mission statement, ”Build a The Fort Peck Reservoir and recreation area consist of many activities to The recreation area includes swimming, fishing, boating and camping. Open healthier community one trail at a time.” Currently MTI has two trails. One keep the whole family busy including touring the Fort Peck Power Plant and all year. Located 17 miles east of Malta on US HWY 2, Milepost 488, then trail is located in Trafton Park, located off HWY 2 (exit north at the MDT Rest Museum, fishing, hiking, camping, picnicking, boating and swimming. 2 miles north on Country Rd. Visit www.visitmt.com for Stop Area Exit). This trail consists of the Upper trail and a Lower Nature Open Memorial Day – Labor Day. more information Trail (approx. a one mile loop). Trafton is a great tourist trail and especially Tours of the power plant are offered daily from 9am–5pm. For more informaif you have young ones as it is full of nature and adventure! The Trafton Trail tion call (406) 526-3411, www.visitmt.com Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs and Resort meanders along the lazy Mile River and will connect you to the rich history Located at 669 Buffalo Trail in Saco, just off HWY 2, this natural hot spring of the Phillips County Museum, famous Great Plains Dinosaur Museum, the Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana resort is open year-round and has a large pool, hot tub and sauna. It also beautiful HG Robinson Historical House, and the Modes Antique Modes of 514 2nd Avenue South, Glasgow can accommodate parties and has a campground so you can enjoy the hot Transportation Museum. This trail will keep you busy all day if you wish!! open Tues-Sat 10am-5pm springs day after day. The trail is open seasonally April through November, as weather permits. $3 age 1-99, < 1 FREE Visit www.sbhotsprings.com for information on pricing The next best trail built by MTI is the M Trail! It’s a favorite for runners, Phone (406) 228-4386 and camping. dog exercisers and the dedicated walkers at heart! M Trail was recently 16 miles from the Nez Perce Battlefield, and

Pet Friendly!

25 miles from Fort Belknap Agency

• Air Conditioning • HBO/Cable TV • Free Wireless Internet • Restaurant, Lounge, Casino www.chinookmotorinn.com • Chinook Grille • Best Chinese & Burger on the High-Line 357-2248 (MOTEL) • Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner 357-2548 (GRILLE)

Located on Highway 2 100 Indiana St. * Chinook, MT

406-357-2248 chinookmotorinn@gmail.com

completed and is a 3-mile round trip trek with the trailhead situated in the cul-de-sac in Riverview Park (located behind the Jr./Sr. High School). The trail will take you over the pedestrian canal bridge, and follow the irrigation canal and back again. Malta Trails is continually adding accenting attractions along both trails.

Phillips County Museum & H.G. Robinson House & Gardens

Marian Hills Golf Course

This 9-hole course is located south of Malta, 1562 HWY S 191, Malta. (406) 654-1250, Mon-Sun open at 9am

EVENTS:

Box 1018, Lewistown, Montana 59457 The Art Center is also home to the:

Community Labyrinth Garden 4th Ave South, Frank Day Park, Lewistown, MT

Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge

Come explore Montana’s rich history at the Phillips County Museum located in Malta. Learn about some of the original pioneers, Indians, and cowboys of this area and the way in which they lived. Just east of the museum is the H.G. Robinson House and Gardens. Walk through the beautifully kept gardens or request a tour of this historical house. Open Mon – Sat 10am-5pm 431 US HWY 2E, Malta, Phone (406) 654-1037 www.phillipscountymuseum.org

Milk River Wagon Train

A tradition since 1969, this is the oldest continuous wagon train in the west. The adventure begins the Wednesday before Labor Day, August 31th, and ends on Monday, September 5th in Malta. The trail route will be announced at the annual “nut ‘n gut” feed and dance on June 4th Phone (406) 399-2397 Milk River Wagon Train on Facebook

Established in 1936 by President Roosevelt, CMR encompasses more than one million acres in Eastern Montana, the CMR was often portrayed in the paintings of Charlie Russell. The Refuge Complex Headquarters are located at 333 Airport Road in Lewistown. Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm (406) 538-8706 www.fws.gov/refuge/charles_m_russel

Great Plains Dinosaur Museum

FERGUS

Crystal Lake

Located just next door to the Phillips County Museum is the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum is an exciting stop on the Montana Dinosaur Trail. Northern Montana has some of the most preserved dinosaur fossils discovered in the world. At The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum, you can explore these prehistoric fossils displayed in their natural habitat and even take part in the 2016 Dinosaur Dig Program. Check out the website for more information on how to register for these summer programs for both adults and children. Open May: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm June-July-August: Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12:30-5pm. Also open Labor Day Weekend. Phone (406) 654-5300 www.greatplainsdinosaurs.org

Zortman Townsite

Located in the Little Rocky Mountains, explore this once-booming mining town of the late 1880’s and early 1900’s. Take the paved Bear Gulch Road oﬀ US HWY 191 north of the Missouri River and south of Malta. For inquiries (406) 654-1776 or www.visitmt.com/ ghost-town/zortman

Destinations:

Crystal lake is located in the Big Snowy Mountains. It is known for its very shallow waters, great hikes and camping opportunities. Montana’s premier dinner train From Lewistown, take US 87 west about 9 miles, then go 16 miles south on This 3-hour scenic, adventure-filled train ride begins northwest of Lewistown Crystal Lake Road, and 8.5 miles south on Forest Road 275. and proceeds to Denton and back again. For tickets and more information, please contact the Lewistown Area Cham- Slippery Ann Wildlife Viewing Area ber of Commerce at (406) 535-5436 or (866) 912-3980. Elk breeding usually occurs in September and October. At this time, large www.montanadinnertrain.com numbers of elk assemble here at the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. Lewistown Art Center To drive from Lewistown, head north on Highway 191 through Roy. Stay The Lewistown Art Center was formed over 40 years ago. on Highway 191 and continue north to the Fred Robinson Bridge. Past the Admission is always free for the monthly gallery shows, which feature bridge, take the first right and head east at the Wildlife Viewing sign. Travel Montana and intermountain artists. The Signature Gift Shop, features along the gravel road for about five miles. Montana artists’ hand-crafted ceramics, jewelry, sculptures, paintings, prints, photography, books, CD’s and more. James Kipp Recreation Area Check out the website and Facebook Page for upcoming adult and youth art Tent camping, RV camping, boating, fishing, family reunions, elk viewing classes and camps. and picnicking.The area is located where U.S. Highway 191 crosses the UpTuesday-Friday 11:30am-5:30pm, Saturday 10am-4pm per Missouri National Wild and Scenic River, about 40 miles north of Grass Located on the corner of Main Street and 4th Avenue. 323 W Main St, PO Range, Montana. Phone: 406-622-4000

Charlie Russell Chew Choo

Central Montana Museum Memorial Day - Labor Day Open Daily 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 408 NE Main, Lewistown www.enjoylewistown.com (406) 535-3642

Gilt Edge Ghost Town

From Lewistown, head east on HWY for about 12 miles to the Gilt Edge Road. Turn left (north) and stay on this road for 6 miles until you come to the old town of Gilt Edge. Today you will ﬁnd some scattered ruins and a couple of old buildings to explore.

EVENTS:

31st Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering and Western Music Rendezvous

For the 2016 Gathering, we are proud to announce the headlining performers, Riders In The Sky. August 11th-14th Located at the Day Headquarters at Fergus High School 1001 Casino Creek Road Lewistown, MT South on 1st Avenue to Brassey, then right to High School (406) 538-4575 www.montanacowboypoetrygathering.com

Chokecherry Festival

Saturday, September 10th The Chokecherry Festival celebrates its 27th anniversary this year. For more information contact Lewistown Area Chamber of Commerce. Phone: (406) 535-5436 www.lewistownchokecherry.com

JUDITH BASIN Destinations:

Judith Basin County Museum

Judith Basin County Museum was opened in 1967.

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It is located just oﬀ HWY 87 93 3rd Street South Stanford, MT Memorial Day - Labor Day Wed-Sun 10:00am-5:00pm Phone (406) 566-2277 ext.130

CASCADE Destinations:

Ryan Dam

10 miles down the Missouri River from Great Falls is the 7 mile long, beautifully powerful, Ryan Dam. Journey across the sway-bridge, which stretches over Ryan Island Park, a location popular for weddings, parties and picnics.

Lewis & Clark National Historic Interpretive Center

Learn all about the 1804-06 Lewis and Clark expedition across North America. The Center’s exhibits and Ranger Programs are sure to be educational and fun. Summer hours May 28-Sept 30, Open daily 9am-6pm $8/Adult, <15 years FREE Located in Great Falls, 4201 Giant Springs Road. Phone (406) 727-8733 www.lewisandclarktrail.com or www. visitmt.com

Giant Spring State Park

Giant Springs was discovered by Lewis and Clark in 1805 and is one of the larges fresh water springs in the U.S. Walk along the Rivers Edge Trail, enjoy the view from the Rainbow Falls Overlook, or bring your picnic lunch and enjoy this beautiful setting. Open daily 8am-sunset 4803 Giant Springs Rd, Great Falls (406)727-1212 www.stateparks.mt.gov/giant-springs

(406) 727-8787 www.cmrussell.org

Events: 2016 JJK Barrel Series

JJK Barrel Racing, LLC Aug 6-7,21 Sept 16-18 JJK Barrel Racing, LLC Facebook Page All races take place at the King’s Arena in Great Falls, MT. Contact Juli Jo Kelly (406) 866-2309 or (406) 231-0787

MonarchRocks! Festival

This annual festival raises funds to restore the 1902 Monarch Great Northern Railway Depot. Crafters, tours of the Drover Car bay-window caboose, horse-drawn wagon rides, a petting zoo, classic car display, food by Electric City Concessions, and music are part of this free event. August 13th 10am-4pm In Downtown Monarch on Cascade Ave. (406) 236-5377

Little Shell Chippewa Pow Wow

August 14th (406)590-1745 At the First Peoples Buﬀalo Jump State Park 342 Ulm Vaughn Road Ulm, MT

CHOUTEAU Destinations: Virgelle Ferry

In 1913 this ferry began its many repeated journeys across the northernmost point of the Missouri River in Virgelle, Montana. Just ring the bell and you Giant Springs Fish Hatchery and Interpretive Center will summon the ferry operator to come over and give you a ride across this Within the Giant Springs State Park in Great Falls is the Giant Springs Fish scenic river. After your ride on the ferry, check out the old ferry across from Hatchery and Interpretive Center. Feed the trout in the outdoor pools and the Virgelle Merchantile and B&B just a mile away. watch them from the observation window in the indoor exhibit. Check your Montana HWY map or www.virgellemonOpen 8am-4:30pm tana.com for directions 4801 Giant Springs Rd 8337 Virgelle Ferry Rd N (406) 452-5734 Virgelle, MT (406) 378-3194 or (406) 378-3110 Charlie Russell Museum Open from mid-April to mid-November Originally opened in 1953 as a small gallery, this now 70,000 square foot Mon-Sat 7am-7pm museum of American Western art is known as one of the premier attractions Sunday 9am-5pm in Montana. Virgelle Mercantile is located in Loma 8 miles oﬀ US HWY 87 between Great 400 13th Street in Great Falls Falls and Havre Summer hours start May 1st open April-October 9am-5pm Tues-Sun 10am-5pm, closed on Mondays (except for May 23rd and May 30th) 7485 Virgelle Ferry Rd N Adults $9, Students $4, <5 FREE Loma, MT

(406) 378-3110

Loma Earth Science Museum

This museum located at 208 Broadway on the HWY next to Pa’s Mart in Loma, shows a collection of gems, minerals, fossils and Native American and Railroad artifacts discovered in the area. Thursday-Monday 10am-5pm (406) 739-4224

Historic Fort Benton Montana’s Heritage Complex

Fort Benton, “The Birthplace of Montana”™, has many museums within the Heritage Complex. The complex includes: The Museum of the Upper Missouri, The State of Montana’s Museum of the Northern Great Plains, Homestead Village, The Hornaday Smithsonian Buﬀalo Gallery, The Upper Missouri River Breaks Interpretive Center, The Overholser Research Center, The Schwinden Library, and The Montana Agricultural Center. At Fort Benton’s museums, you’ll explore 200 years of Western and frontier history...

Historic Old Fort Benton:

Open Memorial Day weekend through the last Sunday in September 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM - Monday through Saturday 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM on Sunday

Museum of the Northern Great Plains, Homestead Village, Hornaday Smithsonian Gallery Open Memorial Day weekend through the last Sunday in September 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM - Monday through Saturday 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM on Sunday

Museum of the Upper Missouri

Open Memorial Day weekend through the last Sunday in September 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM - Monday through Saturday 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM on Sunday

Upper Missouri River Breaks Interpretive Center

Open All Year. Summer Hours: Memorial Day Weekend through the last Sunday in September 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Daily, Including Holidays For Further Information Contact: The River and Plains Society P.O. Box 262, Fort Benton, Montana 59442 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon – Weekdays (406) 622-5316, www.fortbentonmuseums.com

Big Sandy Pioneer Museum

Located on the west side of MT HWY 87 on Main Street in Big Sandy, 87 Johannes Avenue W (406) 378-2640 While in Big Sandy, visit the old jailhouse and visitor center as well.

Events: Shakespeare In The Parks “Richard II” August 4th

6:30pm Fort Benton City Park 1914 Main Street Fort Benton, MT

Rocky Boy 52nd Annual Celebration August 5th-7th At the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation Rocky Boy, MT (406) 395-5707

HILL

Destinations:

Beaver Creek Golf Course

2 miles west of Havre on HWY 2 Hours 7am-Dark $15 for 9 holes, $25 for 18 holes (406) 265-4201 www.beavercreek.com

Prairie Farms Golf Course

Along the Milk River 5 miles east of Havre Please call (406) 265-4790 for tee times Visit www.rairiefarmsgolf.com for rates

Beaver Creek Park

Beaver Creek Park is located along the slopes of the Bear Paw Mountains. It is the largest county park in the nation and oﬀers day activities as well and camping opportunities. Oﬃce location is 20 miles south of Havre 17863 Beaver Creek Road, Havre (406) 395-4565 visit www.bcpark.org for fees, rules and regulations

Fresno Reservoir & Recreation Area

Just 12 miles west of Havre on HWY 2 is Fresno Reservoir. This area is great for boating, ﬁshing, swimming and camping. (406) 759-5077

Hi-Line Vintage Motors Museum

Located in Rudyard, MT, this auto museum has many models from a 1915 Model T to 1976 Cadilac El Dorado to 1926 pickup trucks. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day Mon-Sat 10am-4pm (406) 355-4322

Havre Beneath the Streets

Go back in time as much as 100 years ago and learn why the “underground” of Havre exists in this very interesting historical tour. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm

120 3rd Ave, Downtown Havre (406) 265-8888

H. Earl Clack Museum

Awaiting you are artifacts of Native American Indians, buffalo soldiers, Fort Assiniboine, Havre development, dioramas of the plains lifestyle, military uniforms, documents and so much more. We are also part of the Montana Dinosaur Trail and have many dinosaur exhibits. The museum is located in the Holiday Village Shopping Center in Havre, Montana. 1753 U.S. Highway 2 NW #1 Havre, Montana 59501 (406) 265-4000 Summer hours Mon-Sat 11am-5pm Sun 1-5pm Buffalo Jump is a division of the H. Earl Clack Museum Wahkpa Chu’gn Archaeological Site A 2,000 year-old Native American Buffalo Jump June 1st-Labor Day Tours Daily 9am-4pm www.buffalojump.org (406) 265-6417

Events: Montana Actors Theatre

Located at MSU-Northern Theater in Havre, MT August- “Band Geeks” For tickets and more information and speciﬁcs on schedule of productions visit: www.mtactors.com

Hi-Line Barrel Racing Association 2016 Summer Series Dates August 4th-Leonards August 11th-Chinook

August 18th-Havre FINALS **NBHA Sanctioned **As always arenas may be subject to change due to weather and arena conditions. We will post by noon the day of the race if things will be changed. We look forward to seeing everyone this summer!!** Facebook Page – Hi-Line Barrel Racing ~ HBRA

36th Annual Havre Festival Days

September 16th-18th The weekend starts Friday with a softball tournament, the quilt show and the Friends of the Library Book Sale. Saturday’s activities include the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast, and the parade. There will also be the Festival of Crafts at the Havre Holiday Village Mall and Saturday Market at Town Square.

LIBERTY

North Dakota. When the Great Northern Railroad arrived in 1907, the whole town was forced to move to the south side of the tracks in order to straighten a bend in the tracks. The Liberty County Museum includes a display of general store, a one-room schoolhouse, Native American artifacts, and farm, ranch and railroad equipment. Admission is free and donations are accepted. 230 2nd Street East Chester, MT 59522 PHONE 406-759-5256 MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 417 Chester, MT 59522 Open 1-5 and 7-9 daily from Mid-May to Labor Day Located three blocks south of Highway #2 230 2nd Street East – Chester MT www.co.liberty.mt.us/museum

Destinations:

PETROLEUM

Located 10 miles south of Chester on HWY 223, then 5 miles west on the unpaved road the scenic recreation area oﬀers camping, ﬁshing, swimming and boating. May 1st-Oct 1st (406) 456-3226 www.visitmt.com

War Horse National Wildlife Refuge

Tiber Reservoir Recreation Area

The Sweet Grass Hills Backcountry Drive

A sixty-six mile route that takes visitors through the three buttes of the Sweet Grass Hills, which are separated by nothing but beautiful rolling grasslands. The route is very remote, and not always easy to navigate but well worth the eﬀort. For information on this route between Chester and the tiny town of Sunburst, visit the following website: www. bigskyﬁshing.com/scenic-drives/ sweetgrass-hills.php

Liberty County Museum

Chester was originally a stop over for the nearest railroad shipyard in

Destinations:

War Horse National Wildlife Refuge is part of the Charles M. Russell Complex. War Horse NWR consists of three separate land units: Wild Horse, 440 acres; War Horse, 1,152 acres; and Yellow Water, 1,640 acres. Open for hunting, ﬁshing, hiking and wildlife observation. www.Fws.gov/refuge/war_horse Events:

GARFIELD Destinations:

Garﬁeld County Museum

The Garﬁeld County Museum opened its doors in August of 1984. There is a full size Triceratops. The original was dug out north of Jordan. There are also several other fossils, including a T-Rex head. A homestead cabin and an old black smith shop replica have been built inside the museum. There are many interesting items from homestead days. An old time schoolhouse stands on the property. The museum invites everyone to share our areas

rich history of fossils and homesteading. The museum is free to the public, but donations are always welcome. Jordan, MT Located at the east end of Jordan, MT HWY 200 at north end of the senior center PHONE 406-557-2517 or 406-557-2308 June 1st-Labor Day Daily 1-5pm

ROOSEVELT

EVENTS: Culbertson Wagon Train September 3-5

Culbertson Saddle Club has sponsored the Labor Day Trail Ride and Wagon Train. For the real feel of the “Old West” folks bring their covered wagons or bring saddle horses to ride through Montana foothills imagining the working cowboy’s way of life 100 years ago. Contact Ken Arneson for more info @ 406-790-0600

OTHER WANT A FUN SUMMER EXPERIENCE? CHECK OUT THE MONTANA DINOSAUR TRAIL

The Dinosaur Trail is made up of 13 museums all around Montana that showcase the state’s amazing paleontological wonders. The Dinosaur Trail is a great way to see the variety of paleontological treasures that Montana has to oﬀer, and it’s a great way to see the beauty and varied landscapes across the state. Visit www.mtdinotrail.org for information on all 13 locations and to order your Prehistoric Passport before heading out on your journey to the past.

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For Sale: Call us for your 2016 Hay. Hay available in lots of different regions of Montana. Taking orders for hay in round, squares, grass and all varieties. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II For Sale: 1996 Chevrolet Silverado K3500, 4x4 reg. cab., 92,256 mi., ext. silver, int. gray, leather seats, 5 spd man. trans., bale bed and radio. New clutch, flywheel and slave cyl. $15,000. Make offer. Call Am. Garage, 357-4201. 8-I

AmericInn: The place to stay in Havre when your family travels this summer! 406395-5000, 2520 Hwy 2 West. www.AmericInn.com 8-I For Sale: Nestled between hills & creek, 20+/- ac. Nice place to calve cows, recreate or live away from town. Incl. manuf. home, cabin, well, corrals, barn, garden, perim. fencing! 10+/- mi. from Saco, MT & 6+/- mi. from Nelson Resvr. Enjoy seasonal fishing & hunting close to home! (242MP6) $165,000!!! w w w. m i s s o u r i r i v e r r e a l t y. com. 406-654-2273. 8-I

For Sale: 20 acres on KOJM Road, N. of Havre, $98,000. Great building site w/ incredible view. Call Kim Cripps, 406-945-9039. 7-II

For Sale: 600 ton fresh crop alfalfa/grass mix in net wrap round bales. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II

Wanted: 8 ton good quality grass hay for horses, preferably large squares. Call 353-4462. 8-I

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2016 School Start Dates

Blaine County Chinook Public Schools- August 24th Harlem Public Schools- August 24th Hays-Lodgepole- August 29th Turner Public School- August 24th Zurich School- August 24th Cascade County Belt Public Schools- August 25th Cascade Public Schools- August 23rd Centerville Public Schools- August 22nd Great Falls Public Schools- August 31st Sun River Valley School District- August 24th Ulm Public Schools- August 23rd Vaughn School - August 22nd Chouteau County Big Sandy Public Schools- August 22nd Fort Benton Public Schools- August 25th Geraldine School District- August 24th Highwood Public Schools- August 23rd Daniels County Scobey Public Schools- August 24th Fergus County Grass Range Schools- August 24th Lewistown Public Schools- August 25th Roy- August 22nd Moore Public Schools- August 24th Winifred Public Schools- August 24th Garfield County Cohagen School- August 24th Jordan Public Schools- August 16th Hill County Box Elder Schools- August 25th Havre Public Schools- August 31st North Star Schools- August 23rd Rocky Boy Public Schools- August 18th

Judith Basin County Geyser Public Schools- August 22nd Hobson School- August 24th Liberty County Chester-Joplin-Inverness- August 24th Petroleum County Winnett School District- August 24th Phillips County Dodson Schools- August 17th Malta Public Schools- August 17th Saco School District- August 17th Whitewater- August 17th Richland County Fairview School District- August 22nd Lambert Public Schools- August 17th Rau- August 24 Savage Public School- August 17th Sidney Public Schools- HS, elem. school, 6th Graders & new students to middle school August 24th, returning students to middle school August 25th Roosevelt County Baineville Public School- August 24th Culbertson School District- August 22nd Froid Public School- August 22nd Frontier Elementary- August 24th Poplar Public Schools- August 25th Wolf Point School District- August 22nd Sheridan County Medicine Lake School District- August 24th Plentywood Schools- August 23rd Westby School District- August 18th Valley County Glasgow School District- August 31st Frazer- August 19th Hinsdale Public School- August 17th Nashua Public Schools- August 17th Opheim Public School- August 24th

F7m Equipment Rentals: Renting trailers, schafelling, skidster, grade-all, power trowell's, concrete tools. Call 478-2887. 8-I

PCF: Get your advanced tickets for the Phillips County Fair on the website www. phillipscountyfair.com, a fair you don't want to miss. 7-II

For Sale: Good quality hay, clean, green, no rain. Good test results, 3x4x8 squares, delivery available. Call Double C Farms, 406-439-7429. 8-I

For Sale: Used oilfield pipe, rods, cable & guard rail. New HDPE pipe. Engineered bridges for pivots, vehicles, walking & ATV. Clips & post caps. Toll free- 866-683-7299 or 406-453-7299 Big Sky Pipe And Supply, Great Falls. Call Today and Ask for our free catalog. Visit Us Online http://bigskypipeandsupply. com/html/ 6-II:9-I

Help Wanted: Weatherization crew member. Air ceiling vapor barrier inst. in crawl spaces & attics, caulk windows, blow-in insulation, etc. Need reliable transp & valid DL. Train 3-4x/yr. for 1 week in Bozeman. $10-12/ hr DOE, 30-40 hrs/wk. Call Andrea, 945-3415. 7-II:9-I

?Did you know? YOU CAN GET YOUR KNIVES & SCISSORS SHARPENED at BIG SKY IMAGES & COLLECTIBLES in Havre Holiday Village Mall. Will sharpen while you shop, Very affordable. 406-399-6522. 7-I:9-II

For Sale: 30ft 2008 Featherlite, 3 compartment $13,999 and a 2008 30ft Featherlite Stock Trailer $13,999. We have 140 trailers on the lot! Always offering great deals! Call Bass Auction at (406) 538-8709 or go to www. bassauctionco.com 7-II

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BUY-SELL-TRADE Vintage Collectibles: Kokomo For Sale: Grass/alfalfa hay. Joe's Trading Post, Chester Also, have barley/oat grain Montana. 406-759-6472. 8-I hay. Call 406-357-2817. 8-I

When Anxiety Becomes Overwhelming

“Counseling Corner” Weekly Columns from the American Counseling Association, provided by Kathie Waters, CRC, LCPC We all feel anxiety at times. We may be anxious about a new job, moving to a new city, entering into a romantic relationship. This normal, everyday anxiety is usually a type of stress that we learn to cope with fairly easily. But for some people, stress can bring on crippling levels of anxiety, what is commonly referred to as an “anxiety disorder.”

Specializing in Urethane Spray Foam Loose Foam Blow In

John 406-403-4402 Micha 406-403-5316 For Sale: Shop Smith Mark 510 Lathe-Drill-Saw-SanderBoring-Planer and band saw with books. $1,500 OBO. Also, GB Series 800 tractor loader, no welds, $2,000 OBO. Call 406-527-3435. 3-II:9-I

For Sale: 2015 Chevrolet Trax LTZ. 16,400 mi., 1.4L Turbo inline 4 Eng., black leath. int., htd seats, back up camera, nav., OnStar, power doors, windows, lock, and driver seat, rear win. defrost & wiper, XM Radio, & more, $22,749. Call American Garage. 357-4201. See pics. at americangarage.net 8-I

Anxiety disorders are actually the most common form of mental health issues in the United States today. Some estimates say this problem affect nearly 1 in 5 adults. When someone is suffering from an anxiety disorder they experience longer periods of excessive worrying or fear than one would expect from everyday types of stress. Anxiety disorders can include irrational fears of certain situations and may bring on real physical symptoms such as headaches, stomach and muscle aches, or, in some cases, sudden, intense physical anxiety with shortness of breath or a rapid heartbeat. Being able to prevent serious bouts of anxiety involves becoming more aware of the stresses you face in life and of your abilities to be able to cope with those stresses. Finding the help needed to deal with these issues normally requires the assistance of a trained mental health professional. It can be hard to admit that one is facing a mental or emotional problem and that help is needed. The reality is, however, that dealing with a mental issue, such as an anxiety disorder, is actually no different that dealing with a physical ailment that is making the enjoyment of life diﬃcult. You would not hesitate to see a medical professional if you had a broken ankle that was causing you pain and keeping you from living normally. Why should seeing a mental health professional for help with a disorder that is having the same sort of impact on your life be any different? Mental health professionals, such as professional counselors, have a variety of tools that can help in dealing with anxiety disorders. The treatment process usually begins with identifying the behaviors, emotions and stresses that are contributing to the problem, and then will move on to appropriate therapies that can help the client regain a sense of control and pleasure in life. An anxiety disorder can make enjoying a normal life diﬃcult. If it’s a problem you face, talk to a professional counselor and discover the help available. “Counseling Corner” is provided by the American Counseling Association. Comments and questions to ACAcorner@counseling.org or visit the ACA website at www. counseling.org

Call 379-2512, 945-1709 or 399-4224. Also avail at Big Flat Grocery, Richman Insurance, or American Garage.

Wife Isn’t in the Car On a rural road a state trooper pulled this farmer over and said, “Sir do you realize your wife fell out of the car several miles back?” To which the farmer replied, “Thank Goodness, I thought I had gone deaf!”

Floral and Gift Shop

at: Located

900 S. Central Ave. Malta, MT 59538

Cook Needed: Noon meal prep, Mon-Sat for 25-40 people. Food prep, cleanup, dishes, sweep/mop daily. Menu prep, grocery purchases, meal deliveries. Avg 4-6 hrs/day, $10/hr. Apply thru Havre Job Service or Harlem Senior Center, 353-2971. 8-I

For Sale: RARE KNIVES, Large selection RUANA, SCHRADE, Hard to find USA- made Old Timer & Uncle Henry, Knife/scissor sharpening. Big sky Images & Collectibles, Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522. 7-I

For Sale: Great Falls Property. Light industrial on hwy frontage, 3+/- acres. Power on property, gas & phone avail. $150,000 or offer. Bigger parcels available. Diesel motor home as part. pmt is an option. 701-690-7101 (in MT). 8-I

Rick Logan's Auto Detailing: Professional interior and exterior detailing, paint sealant, headlight restoration, new car protection packages, boats and semi's. Call or stop in 829 First Street, Havre 406-399-1767. 8-I

For Rent: Independent Living for 62+ and/or Disabled, Subsidized Rent 30% of income, Living Rm, full kitchen, bedrm, bathrm w/ tub or shower & safety bars. 465 sq. ft., Public Transit, 5 meals/ wk avail. $25, Equal Housing Opportunity & Handicapped. Sweet Grass Lodge: Shirley Peck, Manager, Chester, MT,406-759-5400, MTRS Relay – Dial 711. 3-I:9-II

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For Sale: 2004 Keystone MT 5th Wheel Camper. 32 ft. long, 2 slides, sleeps 4, awning, A/C, self cont., double axle, storage, great condition. $16,999. See pics. at americangarage.net or call 3574201. American Garage. 8-I

PLLC

For Sale: 40x40' insulated steel ASHC: Come into All building with lean-to. Call 357- Seasons Home Center @729 2475, Kessel Construction. 7-II 2nd Ave. S., Glasgow, with your measurements for your For Sale: Malta corner lot, 3 additions, pole barns, and bedroom, 1 bath home/attached your garage packages. See 1 car garage. 1,120+/- sq.ft. how we can accommodate finished living space, with you. Call 406-228-8288. 8-I laundry on main floor and For Sale: Country home 5 additional storage in the 570+/- miles north of Havre. Approx. sq.ft. of unfinished basement 55 acres, 2,800 sq. ft. up, 2,800 space. Recent updates include: sq. ft. basement. 6 BR, 3 ¾ new sewer line to the city main Bath, 30 X 50 att. garage w/ 13’ in 2016 and a steel roof in 2012. ceilings, water well, corrals, 40 Asking $65,000 (150SR6) x 60 heated shop. Cross fenced, www.MissouriRiverRealty. auto waterers w/ elec., barns. com 406-654-2273. 8-I $634,000. 406-945-2486. 8-I

TRAEGER GRILL Pellets are Now Available at ALL Locations

379-2386

Hey! Looking for a good building mover?? Call Dale Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese 379-2320. Prompt, experienced, competitive pricing. 3-I:9-II

For Sale: Certified organic, weed-free grass-alfalfa mix hay. Large round bales, net wrap. Call 406-379-2512. 7-I:9-II

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