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YOU ARE ALL OLYMPIC CHAMPS! GOOD LUCK!! Butte Montana • 496-2230 • www.rhodia.com Chemistry is our world, Responsibility is our way 1760 Harrison Ave., Butte 406.782.8337 200 E. Park, Anaconda 406.563.8484 Member N.C.U.A. Deposits insured to $250,000. Equal Opportunity Lender. COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION We’re Banking On You Bring Home The Gold! S PECIAL O LYMPICS THE M ONTANA S TANDARD TANDARD.COM WEDNESDAY , MAY 11, 2011 C Summer games open with celebrations Matt Roloff from TLC’s “Little People, Big World” and Gov. Brian Schweitzer featured at opening event May 11 State Summer Games in Bozeman May 11-13 feature a high-energy opening ceremonies Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Brick Breeden fieldhouse on the Montana State University campus. More than 1,600 athletes along with 1,800 coaches and volunteers combine with 5,000 family members, friends and spectators to fill the arena in celebration of the games. Athletes will participate in 13 sports. Emcees are John Parkes from Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, Games Premier Sponsor; and JJ Petersen, Great Falls Lions athlete. Other highlights include: Special guest Matt Roloff from TLC’s “Little People, Big World” anchors the evening. Roloff views the social stigmas and physical limitations of dwarfism not as obstacles but as opportunities. With humor and inspiration, he brings motivating stories to challenge the audience and demonstrate his own success as a Fortune 500 salesman and entrepreneur. Gov. Brian Schweitzer, Honorary Games Head Coach, makes a cameo appearance at Opening Ceremonies in support of the athletes and the Games. The cast of “It’s Our School, Too”, composed of local middle and high school students, feature vignettes that highlight true to life experiences as told by Special Olympics athletes. The play, commissioned in 2010 and written for Special Olympics, Inc. as part of a national project, is part of a lobal effort to educate youth by providing them with strategies for positively affecting school climate. Athletes’ and coaches’ oaths are presented by Alison Bowers, Bozeman Outreach Bobcats athlete; and Peter Fields, MS Director of Athletics. Bozeman area class- rooms and students have adopted more than 25 Special Olympics teams statewide. Nearly 600 students will join their adopted teams during Opening Ceremonies in a show of sup- port, accept- ance and respect for people of all abilities. The Mighty Flick, a three-piece high-energy dance band are familiar faces in the Montana music scene since the late eighties with regular performances throughout the state. Their enthusiasm for music is contagious, sometimes inspirational, always entertaining. Bozeman High School pep band is featured during the pre-show, along with local cheerleaders, athletes, pep rally leaders, and MSU mascot, Champ. Closing Ceremonies are Friday, May 13, at 8 a.m. in the Shroyer Gymnasium on MSU’s Campus Closing Ceremonies in Shroyer Gymnasium on the MSU campus are held Friday, May 13 at 8 a.m. and include a special appearance by Frenchtown student Morissa Trunzo, talented vocalist, song writer and winner of the recent Special Olympics Montana Project UNIFY song contest. She performs her original composition, “Just Believe”. During Closing Ceremonies, the winners of the annual Optimum/Chevy Raffle will be announced. Optimum/Chevy Raffle ticket sales are sure to skyrocket at the Special Olympics State Summer Games in Bozeman May 11- 13. While money raised by the raffle ticket sales will support Special Olympics Montana, ticket sellers will have an added incentive for reaching big numbers. Always game for a good challenge, SOMT President and CEO, Bob Norbie, has donated his body to the cause, offering athletes the opportunity to turn him into NEON NORBIE if raf- fle ticket sales hit $380,000 or more. Raffle tickets are on sale throughout the Games and the Bozeman community until the drawing at the Closing Ceremonies on Friday, May 13 in the Shroyer Gym on the MSU campus. Ceremonies begin at 8:00 am. Grand Prize is a fully loaded 2011 Chevy Silverado Pickup Truck. Other prizes include a $1,000 Town Pump gift card, a $500 gift certifi- cate to Bob Ward’s, a $250 gift certificate to Murdoch’s Home and Ranch Supply, one year of free oil changes from Tire Rama, and pizza for one year from Pizza Hut. The neon-ing of Norbie will take place on the stage during the raffle drawing at Closing Ceremonies. Special Olympics athletes will take to the stage to dye and paint Bob Norbie. At state Local athletes Bozeman-bound LEROY FRODSHAM, 58, practices his bocce ball for the upcoming games. BUTTE SHELTERED Workshop, BSW Inc., will sponsor a team of 23 athletes and 13 coaches in this year’s events. The athletes will be involved in track and bocce ball. ABOVE, LEFT: Athletes participated in the divisionals at Charlie Merrifield track in Bulldog Memorial Stadium. PHOTOS BY WALTER HINICK AND GERRY O’BRIEN / THE MONTANA STANDARD Chevy truck raffle tickets to benefit games Montanans with Developmental Disabilities Week Kyler Morrison, Whitefish, has successfully lobbied the 62nd Montana Legislature to establish Montanans with Disabilities Week annually every second week in May. House Joint Resolution No. 5, introduced by Keith Regier, R-Kalispell, designates the week in observation of full inclusion of people with developmental disabilities into society. Regier stated that his inspiration for the bill was Kyler Morrison, a Special Olympics Montana athlete and member of the Special Olympics Montana Board of Directors. The genesis for the Montanans with Developmental Disabilities Week was borne of Morrison’s lifelong experience as a person with a developmental disability. Himself an active member of his community, Morrison believes that people with developmental disabilities can and do make meaningful contributions to their communities and to society as a whole. MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIR races and obstacle courses highlight games.

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Page 1: Special Olympics

YOU

ARE ALL

OLYMPIC CHAMPS!

GOOD LUCK!!

Butte Montana • 496-2230 • www.rhodia.com

Chemistry is our world, Responsibility is our way

1760 Harrison Ave., Butte

406.782.8337200 E. Park, Anaconda

406.563.8484Member N.C.U.A. Deposits insured to $250,000. Equal Opportunity Lender.COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

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Bring Home The Gold!

SPECIAL OLYMPICSTHEMONTANA STANDARD

TANDARD.COM

WEDNESDAY,MAY 11, 2011C

Summer games openwith celebrations■ Matt Roloff from TLC’s “Little People,Big World” and Gov. Brian Schweitzerfeatured at opening event May 11

State Summer Games in Bozeman May 11-13 featurea high-energy opening ceremonies Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Brick Breeden fieldhouse on the MontanaState University campus.

More than 1,600 athletes along with 1,800 coachesand volunteers combine with 5,000 family members,friends and spectators to fill the arena in celebration ofthe games. Athletes will participate in 13 sports.

Emcees are John Parkes from Murdoch’s Ranch &Home Supply, Games Premier Sponsor; and JJ Petersen, Great Falls Lions athlete. Other highlightsinclude:

■ Special guest Matt Roloff from TLC’s “LittlePeople, Big World” anchors the evening. Roloff viewsthe social stigmas and physical limitations ofdwarfism not as obstacles but as opportunities. Withhumor and inspiration, he brings motivating stories tochallenge the audience and demonstrate his own success as a Fortune 500 salesman and entrepreneur.

■ Gov. Brian Schweitzer, Honorary Games HeadCoach, makes a cameo appearance at OpeningCeremonies in support of the athletes and the Games.

■ The cast of “It’s Our School, Too”, composed oflocal middle and high school students, featurevignettes that highlight true to life experiences as toldby Special Olympics athletes. The play, commissionedin 2010 and written for Special Olympics, Inc. as partof a national project, is part of a lobal effort to educateyouth by providing them with strategies for positivelyaffecting school climate.

■ Athletes’ and coaches’ oaths are presented byAlison Bowers, Bozeman Outreach Bobcats athlete;and Peter Fields, MS Director of Athletics.

■ Bozemanarea class-rooms and students haveadopted morethan 25 SpecialOlympicsteamsstatewide.Nearly 600students willjoin theiradopted teamsduringOpeningCeremonies ina show of sup-port, accept-ance andrespect forpeople of allabilities.

■ TheMighty Flick, athree-piecehigh-energydance bandare familiarfaces in the

Montana music scene since the late eighties with regular performances throughout the state. Theirenthusiasm for music is contagious, sometimes inspirational, always entertaining.

■ Bozeman High School pep band is featured during the pre-show, along with local cheerleaders,athletes, pep rally leaders, and MSU mascot, Champ.

Closing Ceremonies are Friday, May 13, at 8 a.m.in the Shroyer Gymnasium on MSU’s Campus

Closing Ceremonies in Shroyer Gymnasium on theMSU campus are held Friday, May 13 at 8 a.m. andinclude a special appearance by Frenchtown studentMorissa Trunzo, talented vocalist, song writer andwinner of the recent Special Olympics MontanaProject UNIFY song contest. She performs her original composition, “Just Believe”.

During Closing Ceremonies, the winners of theannual Optimum/Chevy Raffle will be announced.

Optimum/Chevy Raffle ticketsales are sure to skyrocket at theSpecial Olympics State SummerGames in Bozeman May 11- 13.

While money raised by the raffleticket sales will support SpecialOlympics Montana, ticket sellerswill have an added incentive forreaching big numbers. Always gamefor a good challenge, SOMTPresident and CEO, Bob Norbie, hasdonated his body to the cause,offering athletes the opportunity toturn him into NEON NORBIE if raf-fle ticket sales hit $380,000 ormore.

Raffle tickets are on salethroughout the Games and theBozeman community until thedrawing at the Closing Ceremonieson Friday, May 13 in the ShroyerGym on the MSU campus.Ceremonies begin at 8:00 am.

Grand Prize is a fully loaded 2011Chevy Silverado Pickup Truck.Other prizes include a $1,000 TownPump gift card, a $500 gift certifi-cate to Bob Ward’s, a $250 gift certificate to Murdoch’s Home andRanch Supply, one year of free oilchanges from Tire Rama, and pizzafor one year from Pizza Hut.

The neon-ing of Norbie will takeplace on the stage during the raffledrawing at Closing Ceremonies.Special Olympics athletes will taketo the stage to dye and paint BobNorbie.

At state

Local athletes Bozeman-bound

LEROY FRODSHAM, 58, practices hisbocce ball for the upcoming games.

BUTTESHELTERED Workshop, BSWInc., will sponsor ateam of 23 athletesand 13 coaches inthis year’s events.The athletes will beinvolved in trackand bocce ball.

ABOVE, LEFT:Athletes participated in thedivisionals atCharlie Merrifieldtrack in BulldogMemorial Stadium.

PHOTOS BY WALTER HINICK AND GERRY O’BRIEN / THE MONTANA STANDARD

YOU ARE ALL

OLYMPIC CHAMPS!GOOD LUCK!!

Butte Montana • 496-2230 • www.rhodia.com

Chemistry is our world, Responsibility is our way

1760 Harrison Ave., Butte 406.782.8337

200 E. Park, Anaconda

406.563.8484Member N.C.U.A. Deposits insured to $250,000. Equal Opportunity Lender.COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

We’re Banking On You

Bring Home The Gold!

Chevy truck raffle tickets to benefit games

Montanans with Developmental Disabilities WeekKyler Morrison, Whitefish, has successfully lobbied the 62nd Montana

Legislature to establish Montanans with Disabilities Week annually everysecond week in May. House Joint Resolution No. 5, introduced by KeithRegier, R-Kalispell, designates the week in observation of full inclusion ofpeople with developmental disabilities into society. Regier stated that hisinspiration for the bill was Kyler Morrison, a Special Olympics Montanaathlete and member of the Special Olympics Montana Board of Directors.The genesis for the Montanans with Developmental Disabilities Week wasborne of Morrison’s lifelong experience as a person with a developmentaldisability. Himself an active member of his community, Morrison believesthat people with developmental disabilities can and do make meaningfulcontributions to their communities and to society as a whole.

MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIR races and obstacle courses highlight games.

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