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i lia f Page A-9 I i i h i a I mm m Wgggmcfiy tJcverube’ S w t l m i t i n l l s t a i W e a t h e r F o r e c a s t W e d n e s d a y I , T h u r s d a y r . ' F r i d a y < ! m m s m m S u n d a y ¿ à Mostly cloudy. Chance of snow. Cool. LOW 26 HIGH 41 Partly cloudy. Cool. LOW 14 HIGH 43 Partly cloudy. Cool. LOW 12 HIGH 46 & Sunny. Normal temps. LOW 18 HIGH 51 0 Sunny. Normal temps. LOW 21 HIGH 51 Forecast Details for Southwestern Montana Generally (air and cool weather is expected for the next few days. There Is a chance of flurries on Wednesday, then a high pressure area will bring a cool, northerly flow of air and partly cloudy skies. Winds will shift into the southwest on Monday, and temperatures will become milder. Today's State Forecast Climate Summary (observed and recorded at Dillon) Historical Records for Wednesday, November 3,2004 a Sunrise and Sunset N O R M A L T E M P S . W A R M E S T C O L D E S T M A X . PRECIP. I D a y light on Nov. 3 ,2 0 0 4 lasts for 10 h o u r s and 2 m i n s . L o w 24 H igh 51 6 8 In 1949 - 1 2 in 1991 0 .33 inch e s in 1968 Sunrise: 7:12 a.m. Sunset: 5:14 p.m. This Weather Forecast has been sponsored by: Dillon Flying Service & Jerry Wessels Tire Center DILLON FLYING ¿ ¡SERVICE 2 m Mjjyri lid ; See Jerry Wessels Tire Center for your EARN YOUR MBA Attend an Information Session and Luncheon to learn about UM's Distance MBA Program available in Dillon. To be held in the Great Room of the Swysgood Technology Center on the UM-Western Campus 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM Monday, November 8, 2004 RSVP bv Friday, November 5 (■»S3-7143 or 683-7121 H-Mail: clvde.neu@business.umt.edu or visit our website: www.mba-macct.umt.edu The University o f Montana W e s t e r n \v\vw. mba-macct.iimt.edu Veterans A Special Edition to Tl\ç Dillon Tribune ■Ü Veteran’s Name Army, Navy, Guard, etc. Parents: _____________ SpouseL Children-------------- ^ Present Address:. ,?e».V . i V ’/ 'T’-''. ' - V O m •'■V- ' ' ' V . Sample Shown Actual Size 711 \ / t M In honor of veterans PAST & PRESENT please send us your photos with information provided in sample. The cost is $10 & there is no additional charge for photo’ Hardship sponsorships available. Deadline for submission is Thursday, November 4th, 2004. Publication Date is Wednesday, November 10th. / • ¿ m e m t i r 7 Mail or Bring to the office, please address to: Veterans c/o The Dillon Tribune P.O. Box 911 U ( L L O N Ì3 ÌÌ. RIliUNK Dil!on-MT53725 Southern hospitality extended to soldiers, including Dillon man i AP) - Then's a military inva sion ffoing on in Alexandria. Luuisimina. Roughly 1,500 soldiers are be ing housed in outdoor tents at an intermediate-staging base at Kn- gland Airpark. The members of the Idaho-based 116th Brigade Combat Team, fresh off Fort Folk training, are in town for about a month before deploying to Kuwait and then to Inn; on security and stability detail Spec. Chris l.agunas. 25. of Dillon, Mont., raved about the warm weleome he and other troops have received. \Kven the people ill the chow hall who are serving us are al ways friendly, outgoing, and you never see them upset,\ l.agunas .said. \Out of all tin- places we've been, including Fort Bliss (Texas), this is tlte best Lagunas, who has a d-year old son and a 3-month old daughter at home, said he and others in I'is unit have spent their days here taking first aid and language classes ¡is well as refresher train ing exercises. But for those who are on leave, it's not all business. Many of the soldiers can he spotted all over town: at the mall, at the James Downs Sports Com plex, (it barber shops and even walking alongside roads. The Fn- glaml Family YMCA is a popular spot, as the soldiers have free access to the building and its equipment. Despite living in ouldoor tents. the soldiers aren't complaining \Hey. it's not the Hotel Hilton, but we've seen a lot worse,\ said C’apt. Monte Hibbert. \We're used to cots and MRKs. Besides, the people here have been so support ive. They've been terrific to us The brigade was moved to the air park because the 3rd Infantry Division is now at Fort Folk un dergoing training for Iraqi de ployment. On Thursday, Brig. Hen. Al.m Oayhart, 116th commander, will present certificates of apprecia lion to Mayor Ned Randolph and police Chief Daren Coulee in the mayor s office. The honor is to thank the community for the warm reception the soldiers have received. \I'm in awe of the hospitality in Alexandria,\ Hayhart said. \This is our second hometown. We re going to adopt Alexandria!\ Local police and residents have offered rides and kind words to soldiers, and some have even bought them dinner. Randolph said Tuesday that the city has allocated some of its hoses to transport the soldiers. There are a number of special slops along the way. Tommy Dobbs, a 13 year Army \ derail from Pocatello, Idaho, who has served five lours of duty, - id the people here have been uui.ilnnbiiig. \I was out at Wal-inart. and I asked lor directions to the movie theater An individual in a green truck said, 1 11 help you, and guv. me a ride. Everyone's cxtremcl) nice Two unidentified local women treated about 50 soldiers to din ner Saturday night at Bistro or the Bayou, then more sold , r- Monday night, said restaurant owner Fred Rosenfeld. \These blessed local ladies asked, What's going on '1' Rosen I eld said \They said ¡bey would pay for each (of the sol dicrsi dinners. Some of the -o! diet s were in tears. I he whole thing was pretty emotional \ Rosenfeld said that wluh he wnuldn I adv ise giving ride-, to strangers, lie's done h for a leu soldiers Also, he said. Ins res; oi rani and hotel. Pare I ngland r- providing round the vine!; ii\ oj ils eiglu seal shuttle bus to i he soldiers Rapides Parish Sheriffs d, |ei lies hav e also hauled the suhli „■ around the air park and iHi said his officers have made , v cry el fort In take the soldiei , o and from the air park. \We are extending every mm tesv lot hem. Coutcc said. 'Li need In hr mindful of their nei ■: Sno-Rider club to meet soon The Beaverhead S 11 <>-Ri,i.• snowmobile club will hold Hit first meeting of the year al Alin pan. on Monday, November 5 ai the Search and Rescue Building. On the agenda will be selling up the Fun Run date, election of of ficers, cross country skiing <lcs ignated routes, a work party for the groomer shed and trails. Please attend and bring ;j friend. BLM plans to renew permit for snow ride The Bureau of Land Mann' ' mem, Dillon Field Office pi: a to renew a Special Recreation Permit Ihtii will allow the i\f tana Snowmobile Association pass through the Axolotl Lai ■ Wilderness St inly Area in eng junction with '.lie Trans-Muni.'\ Snowmobile (..'harity Ride, a h ■ ef'it for multiple sclerosis I; ride will take place January ' 1 20115 file permit will allow appro- ’ malely 30 riders to travel alic the groomed designated mm- from Virginia Pity up I’acln i (illicit, through the A soldi I I .al WS.\ and onto the X.iiniial I esl I bis will he ilie '\al • l lie Bureau of I .and Me igi m ha - nut In 1 1 i zed 11'\ v j •1; i i Soon mobile Asm, i u ¡ mii '■■ , I lk -i tills e\ i ill • | \!>l'- ' I In I el esl Si i . ,' n i ■ i/ed ::.' i'V i i :' 1 s 1 1 1 : I -I- ; -I [lie ' \ a. Is 1 0 Idaho a,! V |oo ill, ........ I, |g ( II 1C Ml 11 1 I' 1 1 ' 11 .' a a -' \s ' I la ! 1 a '■ - 'I la l , , I s: a.' i . !. < ■ ‘ i t ' . ' ' a ' . , 1 . 0 1 a I ill I V a,a all I, al , .1 ia\ X I a a IS slag.. \ Violators can be turned in with TIPMON ! V. o', M,mini's ■ \as , ■, . and , 'I. f,\ \ o , .. . a ’ , -a ala VI a a' a a l o l l a O I I 1, 1 1 a , . 1 1 a , 1 , 1 ,..! I - a IIP M' X I i ' ‘ ' ' I , < - 1 1 1 ,\ all a,- . ............ ... W e e d / - J Encouraging awareness of area weeds By: Jack Eddie, Beaverhead County Weed Coordinator J.P. Tanner, Beaverhead County Extension Agent Tim e to winterize equipm ent This week, we thought it was time lo talk about preparing your sprayer fur the winter. Winterizing will prevent damage to the sprayer and reduce pesticide cross contamination Here are a lew helpiul hints lo eh amar - o ; ' -.pr.i'. er You \ill want lo flush the sprayet. I eliiov r ii.v / W . nei il -e a deterge in ohi timi to clean no//le lips and - r e . |l, , annuel in 5 pallors nl lightweight ml through the system a I I I>tI-I ' ;v e coaling will he |ii ■■ videil. Then remove all hose, loi ' .aid'. urn- lean oulsidi' ni I lie enure sprat ei and il possible ■ tore |\' e. ei 'mode donne the w a ti i months. The pump needs n, |>,, hihi n an d U \P gained aid rei diedi a \ a clean oil (heel, i he condii ma ,d : hi peniti . ih ■-■ , up- ,e ! cylinders and order am new pet ' u.,: i.. . ,n ! The I'mime i'll will also in i d ' , ,' mud 'Idi, ! ,, uh ie . ,., Rememhei I , i epiac, tlu- on idi- • • n Hi cle.eii i and '.¡hi cate all working pai i Kcmm , pei I 'oe .. dl an I nel lank. ••cUimm ' bmvl. and cm bun loi. unici me .. ;• \ pai I - rimise ivnim e if, batterv from I lie spi av el. clean il alio n v U a I ell charge, I Inn •m d ■\ flirtile winlei 1 iihncati all hi ai mi: 'liom.’l, pi eparing I'm -.piav mg The unie i on s | h ih I an sm ,. I m; ■ ■ n | i av ei will ti\! ••oB in c you seveial told relurim ill the -pi'iia lull v. ill allow vom spi.c 'i in perfoi IP ov t,| mimic venis spi ave|, e, unpoi laiillooi'. me! , rJ |o he properlv i aiiul lor Ihr-, nupl, i ¡\ dimild help v „11 in eim m ing vom spi a\ el and i oalmiu ! o p U m good wm km ......... 1 flu programs ol tin \p-l | . g n , m \m hi m , m, a da Id\ . ■ ai peplo regardless ,. I :,,, . ei ero , olm is Ii •- , i - il 1 1, m i, , 1 : e, : , i ic m Ijtlesl loll s - I e e l ! I \ addle - i ■ I I I lin I a e , , In ad I o'. I : it I I, :,- n -I Sel \ H e at os > > Sa ni a ni. id. d ' , I’., : n i a le id\ iiimi I ai,, i ,ln f m Hormone Seminar * Ate. you exp eventing any ej Ike (Mutiny' 'Hot flashes •Night sweats •Moodiness •Foggy thinking Day & Time: Thursday, Nov. 18th 7 p.m. •Depression •PMS ►cSleepiessness •Low sex drive LocationT Lewis & Clark Rm (UM Western Campus. Mathews Hall) Come and Learn alrnl the aptimiô pxmded (uj Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement To register, please contact Jenny Peterson at 683-7441
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