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“Farming Locally to CompeteGlobally,” the Glasgow AreaChamber o Commerce, GlasgowImplement Dealers and MontanaWheat & Barley Committee areexcited to present New rendsin Agriculture seminar, January14, 2015 to be held in Glasgow.Tis will be the ninth Agricultureseminar sponsored by the Chamber

Agriculture committee. We are able to book nationallyrecognized keynote speakers andprovide regional, national and globaltrends with agriculture producersand industry representatives romIowa, North Central Nebraska,Kansas, Northeastern Montana andWestern North Dakota. Te seminar is sponsored

annually by the Glasgow AreaChamber o Commerce &Agriculture, M Wheat & BarleyCommittee, Farm EquipmentSales, Border Plains EquipmentZerbe Bros, Hi-Line Ford, NewtonMotors, Pro Co-op and 28additional sponsors representingfinancial institutions, insurance

New Trends in Agriculture Seminar three weeks away

Dueling Excavators? Williams Plumbing & Heating Civil Division was awarded

the contract by the Montana Department of Transportation

to install a new drainage pipe that dumps water into the

Milk River; the project was expected to completed today.

“The metal pipe was collapsing — it got ate out — and

it was causing the highway (to Fort Peck) to collapse,”

Squeak Tihista of the MDT explained. If you’ve been out

Christmas shopping at the Red Barn, you know exactly

where the project is located. This pipe dumps the excess

water from the underpass and also from the north side o

the railroad tracks into the river. The Red Barn’s parking

lot should be back to normal in the next day or two.



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Take a stand against the flu According to the Valley County Health Departmentwe have seen flu activity in Valley County and want tomake sure you know how to protect yoursel and youamily against influenza:

WASH YOUR HANDS! Tis may seem like a nobrainer, but take a minute to think about all the publicthings you touch on a regular basis: door knobs, hand railstelephones, money, etc. Scrub, scrub, scrub those pawregularly.

Cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze, throwaway unused tissue in the trash afer use, avoid touchingyour eyes, nose or mouth. And scrub, scrub, scrub thosepaws.

Stay home if you are sick.Get vaccinated. As a clarification, you cannot get th

flu rom the shot. Te shot contains dead virus o the mosprevalent strains predicted or the year. I you do get sickaround the same time, it’s possible you could have picked upanother variant close to when you were vaccinated. Vaccinis available at the Valley County Health Department andGlasgow Clinic. I symptoms o flu persist (ever, cough, sore throatchills, body aches) see your physician. Te Valley County Health Department is located inthe Annex building directly behind the Courthouse, hourare Monday – Tursday, 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Irle School will host its annual Christmas programson Friday, December 19th at the Evangelical Churchunder the direction o Christine Gilchrist. Kindergarten will be singing songs and reciting classpoems at 9 a.m.; 2nd grade will perorm Te IncredibleReindeer at 10 a.m.; 1st grade will perorm North PoleDiaries at 1 p.m.; and 3rd grade will perorm Broadway

Santa at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend!

Christmas at Irle School Friday

Coaches Greg Page and Norm Braaten would like allScotty ans to wear red at this Friday night’s games againstMalta. Te girls play at 6:30 ollowed by the boys at 8:00.Let’s have a “Red Out” and show some Scotty Pride.

Break out the Red Friday

Te Nashua Lions Club is sponsoring Roller Skatingat the Nashua Civic Center on Sundays through March

rom 1-3p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Sunday roller skating in Nashua



BUZZIFIEDS

If you’re

traveling thisweekend...

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17. Light westwind.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 32. Light westsouthwest wind.

Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 18.Southeast wind around 5 mph becoming south southwest

after midnight.

Saturday: A slight chance of snow and sleet before 11am.

Partly sunny, with a high near 35. West wind 7 to 10 mph.Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 18.Southwest wind around 8 mph.

Sunday: A chance of snow and freezing rain before11am, then a chance of rain or freezing rain. Partly

sunny, with a high near 34. South southwest wind around8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Little or no snowaccumulation expected.

Sunday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 23.

Monday: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 36.

Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 31.

Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 14.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 24.

BUZZ

FOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. CALL406-524-3742

BUZZ

LOOKING FOR A JOB? Maybe Taco Shack is hiring. You must be atleast 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. Fun & friendlyworkplace! PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALLSHERRI 228-2979.

BUZZ

DISHWASHER NEEDED: Duties include: operating a commercialdishwasher, assisting cook w/ prep work & cleaning equipment. Shiftsand days will vary. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD.

BUZZJOB OPENING: First Community Bank, Glasgow, has an opening fora part-time Teller with benefits. APPLY AT JOB SERVICE. EEO/AAEMPLOYER.

BUZZ

NURSE AIDE TRAINING CLASS: Class will be starting on Jan. 19,2015, 1pm-7:30pm 3/wk. Clinicals will be the first week of Feb. andwill be two 12hr days. Caring, compassionate persons with strongwork ethics are being sought to attend training to become a Certified

Nurse Assistant. Starting wage for a Certified Nurse Aide is $12.50/hr+ benefits for permanent, FT positions and $10.50/hour for studentsand casual status employees. Valley View Home will pay for the classif you are employed at our facility. OR if you wish to take the classbut don’t want to work at Valley View Home or are not employed byValley View Home, the cost is $537.50 per student (scholarships maybe available through the job service to assist with the cost of this).Persons wishing to take the course and seeking employment may filout job application (available in the business office, the job service oronline at valleyview1.net). Those interested in taking the course thatare not seeking employment may CONTACT KANDI SVENNINGSON,LNHA AT 228-2461

BUZZ

MONTANA GRASSLAND MIXES: We have attractive gift boxes ready

to mail out or deliver. The single packets work so well in your basketspair them with other small gifts, homemade jellies. Easy, appreciatedand so old time MONTANA. Thank you to your employees, thinking ofyou to your friends, love you to your family. CALL 406-785-2321 wwwMontanaGrasslandMixes.com

BUZZ

LOOKING FOR A GIFT? I have Bibles for kids & adults. NIV, KJ, NKJReasonable prices. CALL NORMA 228-8332

Precipitation will move into the area late thisweekend. Most o this will all with the temperaturesat or above reezing and should all as rain. But someareas may see some light reezing rain and or snow. Staytuned to later orecast on this developing situation.



Letter to the BuzzPretenders to Contenders? Legal??? A ew people and a ew groups think that they can just do whatever they wish relating to NVCCA and750 St. Marie condo units!! Here are a ew questions inregards to this: 1. Who or what gave ANYONE legal authority

to take any action on behal o 750 St. Marie propertyowners and their property? 2. What LEGAL SANDING did anyone haverelating to North Valley County Condo Association? 3. Why do some large NVCCA property ownerswho DON’ PAY their bills think that they shouldCONROL a resurrected NVCCA? 4. What DEEDS or SERVICES will these so calledinvestor/developers provide i placed in charge o theassociation? ....and WHO WILL PAY or same?

5. What LAWYER or JUDGE advised or statedwhat’s LEGAL O DO any o these present and utureactions affecting 750 St. Marie condos and their owners? 6. What LAWS were QUOED or being APPLIEDto the current actions taken by Kelly, Bethea, DM,Mitchell, and others.....relating to NVCCA? 7. Can anybody show that VALID LEGALACIONS have been considered and PREMAUREACIVIY taken is not ILLEGAL? 8. Who stands to GAIN and who stands to LOSEduring and afer completion o NVCCA activity?

9. WHO has the MOS money INVESED inNVCCA properties, has PAID ALL their BILLS, and haacted EHICALLY, HONESLY, AND LEGALLY? CONCLUSION: Shouldn’t the proven ethicalhonest, legal olks have control and lead NVCCASome investors claim that making NVCCA operationawill help in clearing up property titles, are their unpaidbills creating clouds on their property titles now? Whais the real goal o investor/developers? Is it to lien and

oreclose on others’ properties? OPINION: One would think that those who paytheir bills, act ethical, honest, and legal would be theONLY ONES that were QUALIFIED to control and servon the NVCCA board. Tis should be the minimumrequirement necessary to lead St. Marie orward. Alo these questions should be answered straight up byinvestor/developers.

~ Nick Chiechi a “Due Diligent” NVCCAmember and resident owner of St. Marie

~comments, corrections, additions, opinions are welcomed~

Effective January 1, 2015Due to the high cost of processing tires that come to

the Landll, the Valley County Refuse District Board

voted at their November 18, 2014 meeting to increase

the price of tire disposal to:

$175 per ton for Valley County residentsand $200 per ton for out of county landll users.

If you have any questions, please call theValley County Refuse ofce at 228-4730

or e-mail us at [email protected]



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2. Salesman’s openingline: “You’re not acop, are you?”

3. It looks suspiciouslylike a broom handlewith a lot o coathangers

4. While you sleep,it gets liquored upand takes the amilycaravan or a joy ride.

5. Each branch has“Duraflame” printedon it.

6. Keeps heckling yourlame top ten list

7. It’s very small andsays “air reshener”on it.

8. Rabbis have betterChristmas trees thanyours.

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Sorry, Doc... ...and Carol, and am-am, and all the crosswordpuzzle workers out there— we have no answers oryesterday’s puzzle. We’reblaming it on Santa Claus

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Soup: COOK’S CHOICE

Lunch: BACON

CHEESEBURGERDinner: 2 pc. LIVER & ONION

FRIDAY

Soup: COOK’S CHOICE

Lunch: GRILLED HAM& CHEESE

Dinner: 8 oz. SIRLOIN

SATURDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDERLunch: SHRIMP BURGER

Dinner: WALLEYE

THURSDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch: POLISH SWISS& KRAUT

Dinner: 2 pc. PORK CHOP



Mon-Fri • 9am ~ 5:30pmSaturday • 9am ~ 4pm

Give her a Giftwith the Perfect Fit

A Gift Certificateto the Fashionette

Open SUNDAYS thru ChristmasNoon to 3 p.m.

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Extra Cash for Christmas

Pacific Steel and Recycling will give you

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Real Life Wisdom Americans are gett ing stronger ; twenty years

ago it took two people to carry ten dollars’

worth of groceries… today, a five-year-old can

do it.

Te Children’s Museum o Northeast Montana willhave a “Kid’s Night Out” Friday, December 19th rom5:30 – 7:30. On Saturday they will have a Holiday BakeSale rom 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. and they will be selling ticketsor a chance to win one o five homemade Aghanblankets. For more inormation call 228-4386.

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companies, chemical companies, seed companies, realestates and BNSF.

Keynote speakers or 2015 are DR. BarryFlinchbaugh and Bob Stougaard. “What to expect rom Washington in 2015and beyond” will be the ocus o Dr. Flinchbaugh’s

presentation. Dr. Flinchbaugh is a Proessor oAgricultural Economics at Kansas State University. Anative o New York, Pennsylvania, Flinchbaugh holdsB.S. in Animal Science (1964) and M.S. in AgriculturalEconomics (1967) degrees rom Pennsylvania StateUniversity and a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics(1971) rom Purdue University. Flinchbaugh joinedKansas State University, Manhatten, Kansas, in 1971.He teaches a junior-senior level course in agriculturalpolicy and lectures throughout Kansas and the nationon agricultural and economic policy.

Te other keynote speaker is Bob Stougaard. “Weedscience and small grain agronomic research update”will be the ocus o Bob Stougaard’s presentation. Bobreceived his B.S. in Soil Science rom the University oWisconsin in 1978. He later earned his M.S. in WeedScience rom Southern Illinois University in 1983and his PH.D. in Weed Science rom the Universityo Nebraska in 1987. Afer completing his PH.D., he joined the aculty at the University o Nebraska asthe extension weed specialist or agronomic crops.He lef Nebraska in 1991 or his current position

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Farmer, banker and Market to Market host MikPearson keeps views inormed as host o the “Weekl

Journal o Rural America.” Tere will also be two financial representativesponsored by Edward Jones agent Bethanie KnightCraig Miller rom Protective Lie and Andria Muellerom Legacy Design Strategies will ocus theidiscussion on succession/estate planning. Te seminar will be held on Wednesday, Januar14, 2015 rom 8:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m. at the CottonwooInn. Registration is $15.00. o register or more inormation contact thChamber at 406-228-2222 or [email protected]

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