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Kloker hired as new Region

6 Information & EducationProgram Manager for FWP

Marc Kloker has beenappointed as the Region 6inormation and educationprogram manager or Montana oFish, Wildlie & Parks. He will bebased out o Glasgow, and replacesRon Selden, who passed awayunexpectedly in August.

Kloker, 37, a longtime ValleyCounty resident, comes to FWProm the Montana Departmento Natural Resources andConservation, where he worked asa land use specialist in Glasgow. He graduated rom NashuaHigh School and obtained collegedegrees in Wildlie Biology romthe University o Montana andSecondary Science Educationrom Dickinson State University.For 10 years, Kloker taught scienceeducation in both Nashua andCulbertson. During the summershe was a wild land firefighter andrange technician with the U.S.Fish and Wildlie Service at CMRin Fort Peck.

As the new inormation and

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Real Life WisdomWhen a fellow says it aint the money but theprinciple of the thing its the money.

education program manager, Kloker will be involvedin several areas o public outreach and inormationincluding news release distributions, social mediaupdates, setting up public meetings, and administeringthe Citizens Advisory Council meetings or Region 6.

Im looking orward to having the opportunity to

reach out to the public about all the great things that aretaking place here, Kloker said. We have hardworkingwardens, biologists, technicians, office staff andvolunteers that help make Region 6 one o the best areain the state or outdoor recreation. Kloker will also be involved in youth and aduleducation and is the Region 6 contact or the Hunterand Bowhunter Education programs. He is also volunteer instructor.

Kloker will be engaged with other educationaoutreach, including working with teachers, helping

present kids fishing classes and events, and developingprograms or area kids and adults such as bird watchingbat netting, and insect collections. Im particularly excited about the educationaaspects o the job, Kloker said. Coming rom aneducation background, Im eager to use my teachingskills to share my love and respect or hunting, fishingnongame wildlie, and all other types o recreation wehave in this region, which I hope can lead to developingpositive relationships with the states fish, wildlie andparks now and into the uture.

Marc and his wie Joanne have two childrenRowen, 5, and Holden, 1. Te amily loves the outdoorsand can ofen be seen canoeing, hunting, fishing, andcamping across Montana. I you would like to get intouch with Kloker, please call him at 406- 228-3704, oemail to mkloker@mt.gov.

Marc Kloker continued from front

Italian Dinner for Nik here will be a undraiser dinner and silenauction on Wednesday, January 7th at St. Raphaels

Parish Center rom 5pm to 7pm or 16-year-old NikHerman, who is acing a kidney transplant. he St. Raphaels Youth Group will be hostingthis event which includes spaghetti, chicken alredosalad, bread and cupcakes or dessert. All ree-wiloerings will go to help Nik as he and his amily traveto the Seattle Childrens Hospital or the transplantNiks lie now depends on peritoneal dialysis severatimes daily. For more inormation or to donate to Nik Hermanplease contact St. Raphael Parish at 228-9800.

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Plenty ofdrifting snow

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Tonight:A 30 percent chance of snow after 11pm. Mostlycloudy, with a low around -7. Wind chill values as low as -25.West northwest wind 7 to 10 mph. New snow accumulationof less than a half inch possible.

Tuesday:A 50 percent chance of snow. Cloudy and cold,with a high near 3. Wind chill values as low as -24. Northnorthwest wind 7 to 13 mph.

Tuesday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around -19. Windchill values as low as -32. North northwest wind 5 to 10 mph.

Wednesday:Partly sunny and cold, with a high near 6. Lightsoutheast wind becoming south southeast 6 to 11 mph in themorning.

Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 6.

South wind 9 to 11 mph becoming west in the evening.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, witha high near 15. Northwest wind around 17 mph, with gustsas high as 24 mph.

Thursday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around -7.

Friday:Partly sunny and cold, with a high near 10.

Friday Night:A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with alow around -3.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 17.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 2.

Sunday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 15.

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NURSE AIDE TRAINING CLASS: Class will be starting on Jan. 19, 2015,1pm-7:30pm 3/wk. Clinicals will be the rst week of Feb. and will be two12hr days. Caring, compassionate persons with strong work ethics are beingsought to attend training to become a Certied Nurse Assistant. Startingwage for a Certied Nurse Aide is $12.50/hr + benets for permanent, FTpositions and $10.50/hour for students and casual status employees. ValleyView Home will pay for the class if you are employed at our facility. OR ifyou wish to take the class but dont want to work at Valley View Home orare not employed by Valley View Home, the cost is $537.50 per student(scholarships may be available through the job service to assist with thecost of this). Persons wishing to take the course and seeking employmentmay ll out job application (available in the business ofce, the job serviceor online at valleyview1.net). Those interested in taking the course thatare not seeking employment may CONTACT KANDI SVENNINGSON,LNHA AT 228-2461.

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TUESDAY

It just aint

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I always wondered why babies spend so

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Scotty boys stay on a roll Te first high school basketball games o the newyear were played over the past weekend and it wasa success story rom Sidney or the Scotty boys. Teyknocked off the Class A Eagles in fine ashion, leading28-18 at the hal and maintaining that lead throughoutthe second hal or the 56-46 victory. Tis keeps theirperect record rolling to 6-0. Te Scotty girls ell to the Eagles 73-47. It was agood first hal or Glasgow, however, as they trailed byone point to end the first quarter and were down just sixpoints, 27-21, at halfime. I they can start putting oursolid quarters together, watch or good things to starthappening or them.

Glasgow will be in Harlem this Friday and will hostPlentywood on Saturday with JV games beginning at1:00, varsity games at 4:00.

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GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Hot or Cold Cereal

Mufn Pears Milk

Lunch

Hamburger w/ FixingsSweet Potato Fries Mixed Fruit

Choice of Fruit Milk

TUESDAY

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Te month o December was both warmer and drierthan normal. Te average temperature was 22.3 degrees,6.0 degrees above normal. Te average high or the monthwas 30.1 degrees with an average low o 6.6 degrees. Te high temperature reached 40 degrees or warmeron five days, the warmest being on the 12th when the highreached 46 degrees. Only five days had low temperatureso zero or colder. Te coldest day was the 1st with a low o13 below.

Only one record was set during the month. It occurredon the 11th when the low o 33 degrees tied a record warmminimum or that date. Just 0.11 inch o moisture ell in Glasgow duringDecember which was 0.29 inch below normal. Te monthwas tied or the 18th driest December on record. Measurableprecipitation ell on only three days during the month. Temost ell on the 21st with a measurement o 0.06 inch. Only 0.2 inch o snow ell during the month, makingit the 8th lowest total snowall in December on record.It was the least amount ff snow in December since 1997.

Average snowall or the month o December is 8.0 inches. Te wind gusted to 30 mph or greater on our days.Te peak gust or the month was 39 mph on the 22nd. Looking ahead into January, normal highs or themonth begin in the lower 20s and end in the mid 20s.Normal lows or the month start out around our degrees,winding up the month about six degrees. Average moistureo the month is 0.37 inch while the average snowall is 8.0inches. So with the snowall which began in the wee hourso the morning and could continue into tomorrow, werehalway there or better with most o January lef to go.

December Weather Wrap-up

Fort Peck Summer Teatre company membersPam Veis and Andy Meyers will perorm Love Letters,a unique and imaginative theatre piece comprised oletters, requently unny and touching, exchanged over alietime between two people who grew up together, wenttheir separate ways, but continued to share confidences.

Tere will be two perormances, the first one beingFriday, January 16th at the Cottonwood Inn. ickets are$30 and include hors doeuvres and gourmet desserts

Te second perormance will be held on Saturday,January 17th at Soma Dis Deli. ickets are $15 and no-host menu items are available. Both showings will be at 6:30 p.m. Members o theGHS Swing Choir will make an appearance each night.ickets are available at the Teatre office (533 2nd Ave.South next to Western Drug) or at KLZ/Mix 93.

Tickets for Love Letters available