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photo by Leslie Bishop
Vol.3,No.219
Monday,December2
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Beauty
and the
BeastWhile it may be beautiful to gaze
upon, a solid week of freezing
frost wreaked a bit of havoc in
the Opheim area. Leslie Bishop
took this photo of their yard
(thats her son Jackson to the
left of the tree). The weight ofthe frost snapped limbs on
trees
and caused several power poles
to topple. The Bishop family had
to have Mattfeldt Electric come
up this past Friday and restore
their electricity as the power line
to their house lost the battle to
frost. They went more than a
day without power.
Here in Glasgow we had some
freezing rain on Sunday which
made for some slick conditions AWinter Weather Advisory
remains
in effect through 11 p.m. this
evening. Glasgow has 1.5 inches
of snow in the forecast while
2-4 inches are in the forecast to
the east of us. In addition, gusty
northwest winds will produce
areas of blowing and drifting
snow. Some roads will also have
black ice on them from rain and
freezing rain that fell last night.
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150 Min.142 Min.4:00 - 6:50 - 9:30
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that wrapped presents atShopKo is now locatedAT RED BARN
GIFTS
Bring all your giftsLarge and Smallto Santas Elves
Hours are:
10am- 5:30pm MWFS10am - 7pm T & Th12noon - 4pm Sun
Girl Scout Troop 2462
Scotty boys are 5-0 toring in the New Year Glasgow hosted Malta
this past Friday night. Whilthe Scotty girls lost to the State B
runners-up MEtte58-15 (watch or Malta to be playing on Saturday
nighat the 2015 State B ournament), the varsity boys gam
came down to the wire with the Scotties outlasting theMustangs
65-62. Malta had the 18-14 lead at the end o the firsquarter, then
it was tied 31-31 at the hal and 42-42at the end o three periods.
Jason Tibault, Jake Pageand Chase Fossum had 14 points apiece while
KeiKrumwiede added 10, Jake Kolstad 8, Zach Miller 4 andGage Legare
1. Maltas Jeremy Costing had a game-high19 points.
Its been a very balanced scoring attack by the Scottyboys in
each o their five victories to close out the year.
Glasgow resumes games on Friday, January 2ndwhen they travel to
Sidney.
Senio
rCitizenCenter
TUESDAY
Beef StewCall for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
COURTHOUSE
OFFICEwill be closing for
scheduled maintenance
AT NOON ON
Wed., Dec. 24th- CLOSED -
Thurs., Dec. 25th,
- CLOSED -
Thurs., Jan. 1, 2015
NOTICE No BuzzWednesday-Friday BS Central will be closing or a
little Christmacheer. Well be closed on Wednesday, December
24ththrough Sunday, December 28th but will be back onMonday,
December 29th. Te desk pads, ree o chargthanks to our sponsors,
will be available mid-next week
First Lutheran Church in Glasgow is offering twoChristmas Eve
candlelight worship services. ChristmaEve worship will be
Wednesday, December 24 at 5:00and 9:00. Te 5:00 worship service
will be broadcast livon KLTZ. Te radio broadcast is sponsored in
memoryo Chris and Agnes Molvig given by their eight childrenand
their amilies. Christmas Day service will be at at 9:30 am.
Tiservice is broadcast live on KLZ 9:30 am and ipresented in memory
o Oscar and Rachel Olsen and
Odell Johnson given by Smiley Johnson and amily.
Candlelight worship services Wednesday
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BUZZIFIEDSBe cautious if
travelingeast or north
Today: Snow. High near 34. Breezy, with a north northwestwind 20
to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph. Chanceof precipitation is
80%.
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11pm.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 20. Northwest wind 10 to17 mph,
with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 31. Westnorthwest wind
around 10 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19.South
southeast wind 5 to 8 mph.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of snow after 11am.Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 34. West wind 6 to 8 mph.
Wednesday Night:A 40 percent chance of snow. Mostlycloudy, with
a low around 21. North northwest wind around8 mph.
Christmas Day: A 30 percent chance of snow. Mostlycloudy, with a
high near 26. North wind 11 to 14 mph, withgusts as high as 21
mph.
Thursday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 7.
Friday:Partly sunny, with a high near 18.
Friday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 7.
Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 19.
Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 18.
SOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP: Merry Christmas to all. We will be
closedthe 25, 26, & 27. Tues. & Wed. we will be having $1
days on all Christmasitems & clothing. Jackets and snow pants
will be $5, some items will beexcluded. Stop by and enjoy some hot
apple Cider.DONATIONS ALWAYSWELCOME; ALL PROFITS GO BACK INTO OUR
COMMUNITY! 2294TH ST. SOUTH, GLASGOW.
BUZZDISHWASHER NEEDED: Duties include: operating a
commerciadishwasher, assisting cook w/ prep work & cleaning
equipment. Shifts anddays will vary. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD.
BUZZJOB OPENING:First Community Bank, Glasgow, has an opening
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NURSE AIDE TRAINING CLASS: Class will be starting on Jan. 19,
20151pm-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. Starting wagefor a Certied Nurse Aide is $12.50/hr
+ benets for permanent, FT positionsand $10.50/hour for students
and casual status employees. Valley View Homewill pay for the class
if you are employed at our facility. OR if you wish to takethe
class but dont want to work at Valley View Home or are not
employedby Valley View Home, the cost is $537.50 per student
(scholarships maybe available through the job service to assist
with the cost of this). Personswishing to take the course and
seeking employment may ll out job application(available in the
business ofce, the job service or online at valleyview1.net)Those
interested in taking the course that are not seeking employment
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VALLEY COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS- Swearing In Ceremony -
Open House following the ceremony- Come meet the New Ofcials
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- Say Good-bye to Those Leaving -in the Community Room
- NEW OFFICIALS -
Commissioner Paul Tweten, Justice of the Peace Christina
Hillman,Treasurer Brenda Anderson, Public Administrator LeRoy
Kountz
- RETURNING OFFICIALS -
Sheriff Glen Meier, County Attorney Nick Murnion,Clerk &
Recorder Lynne Nyquist
- RETIRING OFFICIALS -
Commissioner David Pippin, Treasurer Jennifer Reinhardt, Justice
ofthe Peace Jim Wixson, Public Administrator Dan Taylor
Wednesday, Dec. 31, 10:30 amin the Court Room
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GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU
Breakfast
Hot or Cold Cereal
Breakfast Bar Fruit Milk
Lunch
Corn Dog Carrot Sticks
Apple Cinnamon GrahamsChoice of Fruit Milk
TUESDAY
Why is Christmas like aday at the office? Because you do all
thework, and the at guy inthe suit gets all the credit.
How is the Italian versiono Christmas different? One Jesus, one
Mary, and
33 wise guys.
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TUESDAY
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THURSDAY
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MERRY CHRISTMASFrom The Hangar
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Matthew Reyling (103)
Won Hunter Rush (FLA) Decision 5-4 Won Devin Woods (TWN) Fall
:21
Lost Austin Murphy (HHS) Decision 4-0 Lost Josh Pepos (CAS)
Decision 5-3
Gabe Hallock (113)
Lost Lane Bradley (COL) Fall 1:30
Lost Winfeld West (CLF) Fall :40
Kasey Seyfert (120)
Lost Wyatt Gordon (MBS) Maj Dec 13-0 Won Conner Goddard (LIV)
Fall :37 Won DAndre Moses (RON) Fall 1:37
Won Austin McArthur (TWN) Decision 2-1 Lost Dylan Stewart (HAV)
Decision 7-1
Mick Reyling (132)
Lost Noah Durnell (CMR) Fall 2:54
Won Issac Wippert (BRO) Decision 7-3 Won Sam Ostwald (THF) Fall
3:36
Lost Kelly Merrick (BUT) Decision 4-1
CMR Holiday Invitational team scores (top 30)1. Great Falls
220.5, 2. Choteau 146.5, 3. Helena 139, 4.
Bozeman 138, 5. Forsyth 137, 6. Great Falls CMR 134, 7.Colstrip
108.5, 7. (tie) Kalispell Flathead 108.5, 9. Missoula
Big Sky 102.5, 10. Columbia Falls 102, 11. Helena Capital89.5,
12. Butte 87, 13. Belgrade 83, 14. Laurel 76.5, 15.
Havre 72, 16. Chinook 66, 17. Conrad 65.5, 18. Dillon 54,
19. Kalispell Glacier 53, 20. Lewistown 52, 21. Cut Bank51, 22.
Great Falls JV 50, 23. Glasgow 46, 23. (tie) Ronan
46, 25. Thompson Falls 43, 26. Great Falls CMR III 34,
27.Townsend 29, 28. Harlem 28, 29. Fairfeld-Simms 26, 30.
Shelby 25
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Won Alex Wickens (FER) Fall 3:35 Won Tanner Grubb (CMR) Fall
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Lost Chase Short (GF3) Maj Dec 10-2
Kevin Schindler (152)
Lost Tucker Nadeau (FLA) Fall 5:03 Lost Quinn Barber (GLR) Fall
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Tony Kaiser (170)
Won Graydon Irish (RON) Fall 3:57 Won J.R. Caplette (HAV) Fall
1:41
Lost Nick Grasseschi (CMR) Tech Fall 20-4 Won Dugan Mahoney (GF)
Decision 6-5 OT
Lost Joey Clark (CHO) Fall :24
Tanner Roness (205)
Won Travis Field (CHO) Fall 3:13 Lost Streeter Stirling (SHE)
Fall 3:30
Lost Noah Danielson (CM3) Decision 7-5
Joe Doney (285)
Won Justin Pfeifer (CBH) Decision 5-2 Won Michael Irvine (RON)
Decision 3-1 OT Lost Jake Sessions (COL) Fall 2:46
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Nowadays, it seems like Christmas is all about thepresents under
the tree, but in simpler times, ood wasone o the ocal points o
holiday tradition. Te sweetsmell o gingerbread wafing and the
clatter o metalcookie cutters echoing through the house used
toannounce the arrival o the holiday season.
Cookies for Santa We dont typically adorn ourtrees with ood, but
in medieval Germany, apples, waers,and cookies were commonplace as
ornaments. Once thistradition merged with Christianity and the tree
becamea symbol o Christmas, children began to notice
thedisappearance o edible tree ornaments. Te vanishing odecorations
was blamed on Santa who snacked on them.It became traditional to
leave a plate o cookies by thefireplace to keep them warm or Santas
snack. Tangerines in your stocking?Santa has a list andhes checking
it twice. Bad children get coal and the good
ones get tangerines. angerines? In the U.K., good
kidstraditionally get a tangerine in their Christmas stocking.Tis
practice began with nuns in twelfh-century France,who lef stockings
filled with nuts, tangerines, and otherruits at the houses o poor
amilies. o their credit, adose o vitamin C is actually a perect gif
during thecolder winter months.
Cookies for Santa
Please join us to celebrate Jesus birthand share communion with
your family
GlasgowEvangelicalChurchCandlelight
Christmas Eve Service
WednesdayDecember 24th5:30 pm.
