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Keep Montana Green celebrates Wildfire Awareness winner was Davin Graves, a second grader from
Month with art and youth. The statewide All Division Laurel, with his wonderful work of art above.
Montanas youth communicate wildfire prevention through art
In celebration of Wildfire mission and the goal of the art The art entries are first judged
Awareness Month, Keep Montana contest are to promote awareness regionally where first, second, third
Green (KMG) will be showcasing on how to we can prevent human- are decided. Then, those entries
students artwork throughout the caused wildfires. The contest theme are sent to Missoula, Mont., to be
month of May. this year was, One Less Spark One judged with winners from all six
Businesses across the state will Less Wildfire. regions. The state winners receive
be displaying students artwork along This year marks KMGs 56th ribbons, cash prizes and statewide
with a social media campaign. art contest, in which 3,000 students recognition.
Nine out of ten wildland fires and 133 teachers from 100 schools
were human-caused in 2016. KMGs from across the state participated. continued on back page
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stuff and even getting to play some computer games on them. Presenting the iPads were Evelyn
Kemp (President), Bonnie Kemp, Mary Fisher, Norma Lee (Vice President) and Karen Hanvold.
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Thank You all who attended Valley County Free Tree Day.
Special thanks to the many workers!! Gumbo Gals and Crew,
Shelly Mills, Ron Canen, Bob Steele, Jolene Cotton, and all the
folks that helped. It goes without saying that with out our local
County Businesses that provide the funding we would not have
this great event. As you shop check to see if the store has a
Valley County Free Tree Day sponsor sign by their checkout. Tell
them Thanks. They make this possible.
Thank You !!
Dave Pippin
Cooler than
normal temps
expected
Tonight: A slight chance of showers between 10pm
and 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41. North
northeast wind 7 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is
20%.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 67. North wind 6 to
10 mph.
Tuesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers after
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 45. East wind
10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 62. East
northeast wind 14 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 28
mph.
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Can fishin regs be confusing? Ask an angler on Mille Lacs
While our fishing regulations are reasonably simple
in Montana particularly here in eastern Montana
how would you like to have to adjust to Mill Lacs Lake in
Minnesota, where research is being done on the alarming
decline of walleye.
Between angling and American Indian netting,
humans have killed millions of pounds of walleye in the last
20 years. But a range of scientists from the Minnesota
DNR to an international panel of independent experts
have concluded that the cause of the walleye population
decline is not people killing fish. (Mille Lacs has been
infested by two invasive species, the zebra mussels and
more recently, the discovery of spiny water fleas).
The season opener on this lake was this past Saturday,
May 13th, and has special fishing regulations that differ
from statewide or border water regulations for those
species identified below and take precedence. Unless
otherwise mentioned all general regulations, seasons,
limits, possession, transportation and border water
regulations apply.
Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass: Bass season
is open May 13, 2017- February 25, 2018. Prior to May
27, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass must be
immediately released. Beginning May 27, 2017, combined
possession limit is three, with only one bass over 21. All
bass 17-21 must be immediately released.
Northern Pike: Possession limit is five, with only
one greater than 40. All northern pike 30-40 must be
immediately released.
Walleye: Catch-and-release only from May 13
through July 6; all walleye must be immediately released.
Closed July 7 through July 27; no walleye may be targeted;
no live bait allowed during the closure except anglers
targeting muskellunge and northern pike may possess and
use suckers longer than 8. Catch-and-release from July
28 through September 4; all walleye must be immediately
released. Closed on September 5 through November 30;
no walleye may be targeted; no live bait allowed during the
closure except anglers targeting muskellunge and northern
pike may possess and use suckers longer than 8.
No culling or live-well sorting: Fish taken into
possession are considered part of an anglers bag limit
and cannot be exchanged with another fish. However
smallmouth bass and largemouth bass may be culled
following statewide culling rules.
Night Closure: From 10 p.m. on May 15 through
11:59 p.m. on November 30. May 15 June 2, from 10
p.m. to 6 a.m., no one may fish for any species or possess
any fishing tackle on the lake. June 3 November 30, from
10 p.m. to 6 a.m., fishing tackle may be possessed but
not used except: a) muskellunge and northern pike may
be targeted with artificial lures and suckers longer than
8. No other lures or baits may be in possession if night
fishing for northern pike for muskellunge. No possession
ot targeting of species other than muskellunge or northern
pike.; and b) bowfishing for rough fish is allowed, but no
possession of angling equipment, and only rough fish may
be in possession.

Discussing invasive mussels in Montana

In October of 2016,
aquatic invasive mussel
larvae were detected
in Tiber Reservoir and
suspected in Canyon
Ferry Reservoir.
This week there will
be four public meetings to
discuss invasive mussels
in Montana. The meetings
will be held in Lewistown,
Malta, Fort Peck and
Jordan.
The Missouri River
Conservation Districts
Council will conduct the
series of public meetings to
inform the public on what in Malta
this means for central and Wednesday, May 17th
eastern Montana. - Fort Peck Dam &
Tonight Eagles Club Interpretive Center in Happy Mothers Day!
in Lewistown Fort Peck May 10 - 16, 2017
May 16th - Great May 18th - Summit Willamette Valley Beef
TENDERLOIN STEAKS..............$7.99 lb.
Northern Lodge Room Corral in Jordan Western Family 12 oz.
BACON .................................$2.29 ea.
Boneless Beef
NEW YORK STRIP STEAKS .......$8.99 lb.
Pork
STEAKS..................................$2.49 lb.
Smithfield
ST. LOUIS STYLE RIBS .............$3.49 lb
McCormick 14 oz. Select Varieties
GRILL MATES ........................ $1.99 ea.
Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths Hills Meats
SAUSAGE LINKS .....................$2.99 lb.
Call Shawn Beard 230-1025 Milford Valley Farms 5 oz. Select Varieties
Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates STUFFED CHICKEN ...................10/$10
Keep Montana Green continued from 3rd Place: Maddie OConnell, 1st grade, Parkview
Elementary School, Dillon
front
Statewide Winners: COMPUTER GENERATED DIVISION (K-12):
STATEWIDE ALL DIVISION WINNER: Davin Graves, 1st Place: Jorjana Fagone, 12th grade, Reed Point
2nd grade, West Elementary School, Laurel, MT School
SENIOR DIVISION (10-12) 2nd Place: Justin Villa, 12th grade, Reed Point School
1st Place: Autumn Nicole Garrard, 10th grade, Victor 3rd Place: Isabella Long, 9th grade, Hobson Public
High School School
2nd Place: Chelysa Owens-Cyr, 12th grade, Wolf Honorable Mentions: Tristan Grein, 11th grade,
Point High School Columbia Falls High School, & Steven DeCamp, 12th
3rd Place: Julia Larsen, 12th grade, Hot Springs High grade, Columbia Falls High School
School AUDIO VISUAL DIVISION (K-12):
1st Place: Colyn Johnson & Jaxon Hume, 6th grade,
JUNIOR DIVISION (7-9 GRADES): Trego School, Trego, MT
1st Place: Jenny Lee Scrivner, 9th grade, Hot Springs 2nd Place: Jazail Hume & Opal Brannon, 6th grade,
High School Trego School
TIE 2nd Place: Brook Alder, 8th grade, Charlo Schools 3rd Place: Leon Aminkeng, 5th grade, Hobson School,
& Kacee Gordon, 8th grade, Lewistown Junior High Our Story: Since KMGs formation at the end of
3rd Place: Lyndsey Turley, 9th grade, Fromberg Public World War II, the organization has been dedicated
School to the prevention of human-caused wildfires. KMG
Honorable Mention: Victoria Schneider, 9th grade,
was formed in 1945, chartered as a tax-exempt
Fromberg Public School
nonprofit organization in 1961 and is governed by a
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION (4-6 GRADES): Board of Directors representative of its membership.
1st Place: Ava Sneddon, 6th grade, Lewis and Clark The Montana Department of Natural Resources and
Middle School, Billings Conservation has supported KMG since its inception
2nd Place: Scott Woods, 6th grade, Havre Middle
and continues to provide the association with an
School
3rd Place: Patience Bunce, 6th grade, Arlee Elementary Executive Director and office facilities. KMG maintains
School active public education and media programs focused on
Honorable Mentions: Malia Matthews, 5th grade, Loy the prevention of wildfires in Montana.
Elementary, Great Falls, & Kadin Graveley, 4th grade, Be sure to check out www.keepgreen.org and
Helmville School follow us on Facebook and Twitter to see all the
PRIMARY DIVISION (K-3 GRADES): great artwork and receive wildfire prevention tips.
1st Place: Adilynn Linday, 2nd grade, West Elementary #WildfireAwarenessMonth #ArtKMG
School, Laurel In Montana, all things wildfire prevention start
2nd Place: Harmony Backer, 2nd grade, West with KMG.
Elementary School, Laurel ~ By Crystal Beckman, Keep Montana Green
3rd Place: Valentina Sacca, 3rd grade, West Glacier Executive Director
Elementary
SPECIAL EDUCATION (7-12):
1st Place: Chase Foster, 10th grade, Glasgow High
School
2nd Place: Kiara Srader, 7th grade, Washington Middle
School, Miles City
3rd Place: Bryce Hanshew, 10th grade, Glasgow
High School
Honorable Mention: Jesse Martell, 10th grade,
Glasgow High School
SPECIAL EDUCATION (6-K):
1st Place: Joseph Mc Carty, 6th grade, Scobey
School
2nd Place: Henry Maxfield, 5th grade, Parkview
Elementary School, Dillon