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Pheasants Forever 140 Gun Raffle Red River Valley Chapter - Pheasants Forever

Saturday, April 12, 2014 American Legion East Grand Forks, MN

$50,000 worth of guns! $10.00 D rawing D 2014 Ford ate June 13th, 20 14 150 Supe r Cab

Need not be present to win. • Winner responsible for sales tax. • Must be 18 years old to purchase ticket. 2000 tickets printed. Pheasants Forever Committee eligible to win. • Total value of guns $50,000.00 North Dakota Gaming Permit #x-33228-14-006. Credit card payment available; Mastercard, Visa & Discover

1 winner every 28 Tickets! • $30.00 per ticket Quan. 1 1 1 3 6 2 5 3 5 5 3 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 3 5 3 5 5

Gun Benelli Vinci - 3 1/2in Browning A5 - 3in Syn Beretta A-300 Outlander Syn Browning BPS - Wood Browning Silver Sporting Wood Browning A-Bolt Medallion Wood Ruger American Bolt Marlin 336 W Savage Axis Bolt Package Remingtion Bolt DPMS Oralce AR Weatherby VGD II Tikka T3 Lite - Blue Syn Savage Trophy Package Savage 93 17 FXP Package Remington 700 ADL Package Remington 597 Auto Henry H001 Lever Howa Legacy Bolt Package Weatherby PA-08 Syn Mossberg Silver Reserve O/U Stoeger 3000 3in Syn Remington 870 Express

Caliber 12ga 12ga 12ga 12ga 12ga .257 Roberts .270-3006 30-30 .270 783-270 .223 .223-3006 3006-.243 22-250 17HMR 7mm-25-06 22LR 22LR .223-308 12ga 12ga - 20ga 12ga 12ga

Quan. Gun 5 Remington 887 3 1/2in Syn 5 Winchester Spx Pump 5 Stoeger Condor O/U 5 Mosserg 715 Tactical AR 4 CVA Optima V2 SS Black 2 CVA Accura SS Black 2 T/C Pro Hunter Fx W.S. Camo 2 T/C Impact WS, Camo 1 Glock 19 1 Springfield XD 3 Beretta Neos 22 3 Smith Wesson Bodygaurd 3 Smith Wesson SD 40 VE 3 Ruger SR 22P 1 Taurs Judge Blue 2 Ruger MK III 6in 2 Ruger SR 40 1 Ruger GP 100 Blue 6in 2 Browning A Bolt Medallion Wood Youth 1 Henry Big Boy Lever 1 Browning X-Bolt S.S. Stalker 1 Rock River LA R-15

Caliber 12ga 12ga 20ga 22LR 50cal 50cal 50cal 50cal 9mm 40 5-W 22LR 380 40 5-W 22LR 45LC- .410 22LR 40 5-W 357mg 257 Roberts 44mg 300win .223

Plus, 3 Other Raffles Available!

Drawing to be held at Amercian Legion • EGF, MN • 8:00 p.m. FIND US ON FACEBOOK: RED RIVER VALLEY PHEASANTS FOREVER #527

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GLACIERS (continued): • Glaciers that look like bowls high on mountainsides are called Cirque Glaciers. All of the glaciers in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado are cirque glaciers. The Matterhorn in Switzerland is an example of a “horn,” which is formed when the top of a mountain has been surrounded by cirque glaciers. • “Ice aprons,” or hanging glaciers cling to and as the name implies, hang from, steep mountainsides. These are common in the Alps and often have avalanches from their steep inclines. • When valley glaciers flow far enough to connect to the sea they are called tidewater glaciers. Many icebergs originate from tidewater glaciers. Hubbard Glacier, which is part of Glacier Bay National Park, is the largest tidewater glacier in North America. The highlight of most cruises to Alaska, the glacier was first mapped in 1895. Icebergs up to 200 feet high break off fairly often causing spectacular splashing and crashing and giving tourists quite a show. Glacier Bay has 16 tidewater glaciers. • Glacier Bay and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve in Alaska, along with Kluane National Park and Reserve in the Yukon Territory and Tatshenshini-Alsek Park in British Columbia, form a vast ecological area that covers 37452 square miles. The area is mostly untouched except for a historic First Nations presence (Native Canadians). A massive complex of high peaks and glaciers, the area is home to many grizzly bears and caribou as well as the largest non-polar icefield in the world. The entire area was declared a World Heritage Site in 1993.