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Gif in Memory o Chappy Continues His Work Te Glasgow High School Educationalrust is honored to announce a donationo $10,000 in memory o Aaron DanneChappy Chatten. In making the gif, Lacey ChattenCopenhaver said it included memorials givenin Aarons name as well as proceeds rom theAaron Chappy Chatten Memorial Sofballournament, which has been held each Julyor the past our summers. Aarons passion was community service,Copenhaver added, and the GHS rustmemorial will help others or a long time.

A 2002 graduate o Glasgow High School,

Aaron continued his education at Te ArtInstitute o Seattle or one year and DickinsonState University or two years. He completedthe requirements or an Associate Degree inApplied Science in Power Plant echnologyrom Bismarck State College in 2006 whileworking or the U. S. Army Corps o Engineersin Fort Peck. Tis degree enabled him tobecome a power plant shif operator at the FortPeck Power House Facility, a job he loved andperormed with exceptional competence.

Afer the tragic death o his daughterMadison Faith Chatten in 2005, Aaron created

Wonderful turnoutThe Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #3107 held its annual

Veterans Day Program yesterday at the Glasgow Civic Center.

Despite unusually cold weather with wind chills well below zero,

the event was very well attended; the bleachers on the north side

of the gym (not in the photo) were nearly packed. The weathe

may have been miserable, but what a wonderful day in support o

our Veterans which included free breakfast by the GHS Studen

Council and Albertsons, and a free movie at Valley Cinemas.


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Was the election a drubbing or was it a shellacking? Thatsmy only question. Its embarrassing. Even the Washington

Redskins are demanding that the Democrats change theirname. David Letterman

Late Nite Laffs134 Min.108 Min.

4:00 - 6:50 - 9:20PM

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Rated PG: Some Rude Humor, Action/Peril andThematic Elements

Rated R: Strong sequences of war violence, somegrisly images, and language throughout.

4:10 - 7:00 - 9:15PM

AS OF 11/7/14 TICKET PRICES HAVE GONE UP 25

Milk River Radiothon!KLTZ/KLAN has a Radiothon going on all day today to help

raise funds for the much-needed addition to the Milk River

Activity Center. The radio studio is a hopping place with

phones ringing off the hook in its support. On the phone is

Deb Cornwell getting some help from Jen Franzen. Behind

Jen is Mark Wethern and theres Paula Terry who was se

to do an interview on the radio. Oh, and lets not forget Elvi

back there. If you were unable to make a pledge today and

would like to do so, the Milk River Activity Center takes

donations year-round.


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nipping at ournoses

Tonight:Partly cloudy, with a low around -13. Wind chillvalues as low as -20. West northwest wind around 6 mph

becoming calm in the evening.

Thursday:Sunny and cold, with a high near 8. Wind chill

values as low as -13. Calm wind becoming southeastaround 5 mph in the afternoon.

Thursday Night:Mostly clear, with a low around -13. Windchill values as low as -28. East southeast wind around 7

mph.

Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 11. East northeastwind around 7 mph.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -3. Northnorthwest wind 5 to 7 mph.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 13. West northwestwind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 2.Sunday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 21.

Sunday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 6.

Monday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 22.

Monday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 8.

Tuesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 23.

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Display at Pehlkes Furniture

2nd prize $200 Gas Certificate

3rd Prize $100 Apple Trolley

Drawing Nov. 22nd at Annual BazaarTickets now available from the Soroptimist Gals

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Be sure to get your

weekly scores to

us to include in

the Buzz!

Fax:

228-4578

Email:

[email protected]

BOWLING

Bowling

Sponsored by

Tihista Constr.W: 21 L: 15

Dahl AviationW: 21 L: 15

Glasgow StockydsW: 20 L: 16

Hi-Line FordW: 19 L: 17

Vicks LanesW: 19 L: 17

E.G.T.W: 18 L: 18

Oasis LoungeW: 15 L: 21

Farmers ElevatorW: 11 L: 25

Nashua Mens League

Team Hdc.:Hi-Line Ford 898 & Vicks Lanes 2624Ind. Scr.:Travis Nielsen 289 & 656

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Vicks lanes

North Forty

W: 24 L: 12

Tag-A-Longs

W: 24 L: 12

Blind Side

W: 14 L: 22

Make Shifts

W: 10 L: 26

Tuesday Mixed League

Team Hdc.:Tag-A-Longs 868 & 2409Men Ind. Scr.:Curt Shipman 217 & 616 WomenInd. Scr.: Linda Falkenstern 177 & Mary RuthBactold 453

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

El Cor Del Lanes

Pocket PoundersW: 14 L: 6

Renner FarmsW: 14 L: 6

Thompson & SonsW: 13 L: 7

GranniesW: 11 L: 9

DurumW: 9 L: 11

Split HappensW: 8 L: 12

Fantastic 4W: 6 L: 14

Cant Believe itsNotW: 5 L: 15

Stars & Strikes

Team Hdc.:Durum 822 & Renner Farms 2481Men Ind. Scr.:Storm Jackson 204 & Dale Borgen 524Women Ind. Scr.: Ronda Evenson 187 & Sandy Maczka 484

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Letter to the BuzzVery impressive

AAUW Community Bazaar

slated or Saturday, Nov. 22 Just in time or winter weather: wool mittens willbe one tables eature at the Community Bazaar Saturday,November 22, at the Glasgow Civic Center, 9:30-3:30. Te event, sponsored annually by the American

Association o University Women since the 1970s,supports the scholarships the group has awarded to areamen and women pursuing collegiate goals. Tis year$2000 will be awarded, with applications available at thebazaar, as will tickets be or the bread basket raffle, wonlast year by Myrna Weber. Many return vendors will include the HospitalGuilds Chocolate Shoppe, the Soroptimists reasureChest, and both metal and wood creations. Handcrafed jewelry will be offered, includingfishing jewelry. Quilted items, both traditional and

novelty, will be available rom several able seamstresses.Wreaths and other decorator items will be sold. Madeo a variety o materials, they are eye-catching andpopular.

New vendors will also be present including theOpheim cowboy who utilizes old barn wood or hissigns and shelves. Te Girl Scouts will once again be serving lunch. Make the Civic Center your destination Saturdaybeore Tanksgiving and just immediately beore the

Cats-Griz game!

FREE!Not 10% off.Not 20% off.Not ree delivery.

Finally, a movie theater understands what ourVeterans do or our country. I really want to thankValley Cinemas or the ree movie and popcorn. I finallyelt like they must understand.

Tank you again, Im sure all the Veterans enjoyedthe movie! ~ Jerry W.

Te Early Childhood Services Forum scheduledor Wednesday, November 12th at the Hi-Line HomePrograms in Glasgow has been postponed to a later date.

HiLine Homes orum postponed

5 Member TeamsMen and/or Women

Starting Nov. 13

VNEAValley National Eight-ball Association

For additional Information or Sign-upContact Jory Schipman (406) 654-7097


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