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LAST FARMERS MARKET THIS YEAR: Wed, Nov(tomorrow). See you then; its been a great year! Happy Tthank you to Ryan, Jason, Kermit, Sharon, Gerry and Rusin setting up. THANKS FOR SUPPORTING YOUR LOMARKET.

BUZZOPEN HOUSE at Tropical Rays on Wed, Dec. 4th, 5pSimple, Pampered Chef, Scentsy, Norwex, 31 Bags & 641 2ND AVE S.

BUZZPTI IS NOW HIRING: FT & PT Drivers to transport railroDakota & Montana. Retirees, Semi-Retirees and Vets encCALL (800) 471-2440; professionaltransportationinc.c

BUZZFOR RENT: Small 2 bedroom trailer in Park Grove. 5 minu$370/month covers rent, water, sewer & electricity. Tenant CALL 746-3410; LEAVE MESSAGE.

BUZZAPT FOR RENT. 925 sf, 2 bdrm/1 1/2 bth townhome aptCozy. Good neighbors. $495/mth. Sm pets OK. Own laundry

BUZZFOR RENT: Spacious 1625 sq. ft, 3 bed 1 bath apartmeAgency building 21 US hwy 2 East. Rent by the month. Idecrews! CALL CHRIS FOR DETAILS 228-2114.

BUZZ3 BEDROOM CONDO FOR RENT IN ST. MARIE: $500/m$500 deposit. Ready to move in; No Pets. CALL 228-211

BUZZFOR SALE: 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT. 36k milesmany options to list, including factory made remote startplayers. NADA value is $17,375, asking $16,600. 228-20

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COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE: 5,500 sq. ft. wishop, ofce, and nice 3 bedroom apartment with yard all in o.67 acre lot with good Hwy 2 visibility. City sewer and water

BUZZFOR SALE: 500 coming 3 year old Black Angus cowDecember Delivery. CALL RJ WINDERL 406-263-8700.

BUZZHOUSE FOR SALE IN FORT PECK: Open living room/dbed down w/egress windows, 2 bath, 1 large rec room, lotsgarage. $219,000 quick sale, looking at all offers. 21 WECALL 406-461-8455 OR 461-6782.

BUZZIFIEDS

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 13. East

southeast wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20mph.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 34.

Northwest wind 8 to 10 mph.

Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around

11. Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming east northeast

after midnight.

Thanksgiving Day:Partly sunny, with a high near 27.

East southeast wind 8 to 11 mph.

Thursday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 16.

East southeast wind around 11 mph.

Friday:Partly sunny, with a high near 34. West southwest

wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.

Friday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 16.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 37.

Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17.

Sunday:A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny,

with a high near 34.

Sunday Night:A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 17.

Monday:A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny,

with a high near 25.

Heading into andbeyo

nd Turkey Day

We missed out on that possible og here this morning,the skies were brilliant blue. Heading into Tanksgiving, orthose who have to travel it doesnt sound too shabby nosnow and partly sunny skies are currently in the orecast. Tose living in the Eastern U.S. arent so ortunate.Rain, sleet, snow and an estimated 43.4 millionAmericans traveling to be with amily or riends, HappyTanksgiving! Te winter weather thats been moving

toward some o the heaviest populated parts o the nationjust in time or the busiest travel day o the year theWednesday beore Tanksgiving continues to spread.

Back to our region and issued this morning by theNational Weather Service, weve got colder than normaltemps in our uture. A significant storm system will pushthrough rom Monday to uesday next week, althoughthe models are not yet in ull agreement on exactly whenand how much precipitation well get, but with thosecolder temperatures it will be in the orm o snow. Teone thing NWS does have confidence in is that it will bebringing much colder than normal temperatures to theregion. I you have outdoors activities that need to getdone, it is recommended to get them done by Monday.

Block Of Bucks sign-up deadline nears,collection date Dec. 6, shoppers needed Warm clothing or youngsters (inant to 12 years)is the goal set by local Soroptimists. In keeping with thepolicy ollowed in the past, youngsters will be gettingonly clothing, no toys. Te final day or amilies to sign up at the Office oPublic Assistance is Monday, December 2, 2013. Te annual Block o Bucks collection is Friday,December 6. For the convenience o those contributingto this worthy cause, Soroptimist members, GlasgowFiremen, National Guardsmen, employees o Pacific Steel& Recycling, and Glasgow Student Council members willbe stationed at two intersections downtown. Collectionswill start at 7:00 a.m. and continue until 5:00 p.m.

VOLUNEERS (age 16 and older) ARE NEEDEDon Saturday, December 7, to help amilies as they shopor their items rom the generous Glasgow merchantswho provide sales and discounts or the program. Pleasereport to the Odd Fellows Hall by 8:45 a.m. i you arewilling to help the amilies in their shopping. Tere are many children registered or this helpulprogram. Te parents and children should report to theOdd Fellows Hall on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. Teywill meet their volunteer and will be on their way to shop. o volunteer any amount o time or Saturdaysshopping, please report to the Odd Fellows Hall onDecember 7th. For any questions please call 228-8554 or228 8632.

Learn the ABCs of auto maintenance Have you wanted to know about automobilemainetnance, but were araid to ask? Now is your chance! Te Glasgow Auto Saety Center and the WomensResource Center is teaming up to teach 10 participants inthe ABCs o Auto Maintenance. Learn how to: change a tire; maintain and add uids;

use jumper cables; check tire pressure; winterize your vehicle.

Limited to 10 participants, this presentation will beheld on Saturday, December 7th rom 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.at the Glasgow Auto Saety Center. Instructor or theafernoon is ony Alvernaz. Chili and hot cocoa will beprovided, as will child care i needed. Call 228-8401 toreserve your spot.

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Playing Nov. 27th & Nov. 28th NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAFirst half of 2013 Real Estate Taxes levied and assessed are duor before 5 p.m. on November 30, 2013or within 30 days afte

postmarked, whichever is later and unless paid prior to that time be delinquent and will draw interest at the rate of 5/6 of 1% per m

of delinquency until paid and 2% will be added to the delinquenBecause November 30, 2013 is on a Saturday, taxpayers have Monday, December 2, 2013to pay the 2013 Real Estate taxes

interest. Taxes will be considered delinquent on Tuesday, Decembe charged penalty and interest.

Second half of 2013 Real Estate taxes levied and assessed areon or before 5 p.m. on May 31, 2014and unless paid prior to thdue will be delinquent and will draw interest at the rate of 5/6 of the time of delinquency until paid and 2% will be added to the dpenalty. Because May 31, 2014, is on a Saturday, taxpayers haon Monday, June 2, 2014to pay the 2013 Real Estate taxes w

interest. Taxes will be considered delinquent on Tuesday, June 3

charged penalty and interest.Payment of these taxes may be made at the TreasurerValley County Courthouse during regular business hou

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Because November 30, 2013, ison a Saturday, taxpayers have until5:00 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 2, 2013to pay the 2013 Mobile Home taxes

without penalty or interest. Taxeswill be considered delinquent on

Tuesday, Dec.3, 2013, and will becharged penalty and interest.

The taxes become delinquent onDecember 1, 2013, and are subjectto penalty and interest, thereafter.

Tere will be a Valley Ridge Runners Saddle Clubmeeting tonight (uesday, November 26th) at 6:00 inthe FMDH dining room. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Valley Ridgerunners meeting tonight

Congratulations to the ollowing lucky winners inthe Glasgow Reds Cat-Griz game board: Qtr 1 AngelaKemp, $250; Qtr 2 Pat Gundermson $250; Qtr 3 RuthAnn Hutcheson $250; Qtr 4 Mary Hughes $500.

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After a hardy rainstormlled all the potholes in the

streets and alleys, a young mother watched her two littleboys playing in the puddles through her kitchen window.

The older of the two, a ve year old lad, grabbed his

sibling by the back of his head and shoved his face intothe water hole. As the boy recovered and stood laughing anddripping, the mother ran to the yard in a panic.

Why on earth did you do that to your little brother?!she asked as she shook the older boy in anger.

We were just playing church mommy, he said, I

was just baptizing him.....in the name of the Father, theSon and in the hole-he-goes.

Te goal o 4-H youth program-ming is to provide developmentallyappropriate opportunities or youngpeople to experience lie skills, topractice them until they are learned,and be able to use them as necessarythroughout a lietime. Each year Kiwanis recognizes4-H clubs in Valley county. TeKiwanis 4-H Award is selectedbased on:1. otal members per club2. otal members completing their

record books and receiving agold seal

3. otal number o members

entering project work in the air4. Te completion o a community

service booth showing theservice the club has done in thecommunity over the past year.

Valley County 4-H strives tomeet this goal through activitieswhich promote learning, leadership,building sel confidence and serviceto others. 4-H works toward acounty wide community serviceproject each year with membersrom all areas working together tobetter our community.

4-H provides members with

the opportunities toconfidence, improve puabilities, practice coskills, work toward posmaking and experiemanagement. We appreciate theencouragement Kiwan4-H program in Valleystrive to continue to lideals you have set or u Te 2013 winneplace, Four Lea CloveJackalopes; 2nd place: Land top honors, 1st ampico Boys.

Glasgow Kiwanis Announces 2013 4-H Aw

Valley County 4-Hers receiving special recognition were, back row: Nikki Turner, Morgan Paju, Andy Brandt, Jon

Shelby Fuhrmann, and Kiwanis member Paul Wetz; front row: Trace Laumeyer, Kate Parks, Jack Cornwell and Wa

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Tis past Saturday, the Glasgow High School Speechand Drama team competed in the Roundup B & CInvitational against 13 other teams. It is not ofen thatGlasgow is able to compete against southern teams suchas Sweetgrass, Columbus and White Sulur Springs. Tenext time Glasgow will see these teams will be at the StateB competition early in 2014, which is being hosted inGlasgow.

Te team brought home the third-place trophy orDrama. Tis is due to the efforts o our remarkable dramacompetitors, including: Kylie Cook who took home

the first place medal or serious solo or third straightmeet with her piece Te Button. Michaela Cathey wasparticularly remarkable, improving on her previouspantomime placement rom last week at third to secondplace this week.

Individual placements in Drama were:Pantomime: Bridger Sanders-third; Serious Solo: AmandaKresal ourth; Serious Duo: Kat Geer and KaylaHarrington third; Humorous Duo: Amanda McDonaldand Paige Schmidt fifh. James Fauth and Rachel Overbyalso competed in Humorous Duo.

On the speech side, Rachel Sigmundstad again placedsecond in Spontaneous Oral Interpretation. A new teammember, Amber OMara competed in Humorous OralInterpretation and placed 4th overall against twelve other

competitors.Individual placements in Speech were:Humorous Oral Interpretation: Andy Brandt sixth;Serious Oral Interpretation: Ethan Jamba third;Spontaneous Oral Interpretation: Maria Morris ourth;Original Oratory: Max Knodel third. Also competingspeech was Sija Laffin in Serious Oral Interpretation

Te team will be home or the Tanksgiving break, butwill be competing next in Havre on Saturday, December7th.

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All Seasons Home Center

Alleys Palace

Apple Trolley

Alberstons

BNSF

BS Central, Inc.

Bergies

Big Valley Water

Blue Rock Distributing Co.

Bonnie Markle

CarQuest

Cindy Taylor

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

Cottonwood InnD&G Sports & Western

Dale Plumbing & Heating

Dairy Queen

Durum

Edward Jones,

Bryan KrumweideElks 1922 Lodge

Eternal Beauty.Ink

Expressions

Ezzies Wholesale

Farm Equipment Sales

First Community Bank

Fish, Wildlife & Parks

Flicks

Frances MahonDeaconess Hospital

Gallery Gifts &

The Market Place

Glasgow Auto Safety Center

Glasgow EyeCare

Glasgow Flower & Gift

Glasgow Recreation Dept.

Goodkind GalleryHeadquarters

Helland Law Firm

Hi-Line Collision & Repair

Holiday

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Independence Bank

Killions Shoes N Things

Lee Riddick

Plumbing & Heating

LPL, Gary Wageman

Mane Street Beauty Salon

Markles, Inc.

McDonalds

Mirror Image

Nemont TelephoneNew Directions

Pehlkes Furniture

Pizza Hut

Prewett Interiors

Reynolds

Robyns NestSables Echo Taxidermy

Scottie Nation

Soma-Dis Deli

T & R Trucking, Inc.

Taco Shack

Taylor Storage/

Hi-Line Security

The Fashionette

The Plaid SquareThe Worx

Tire-Rama

Tropical Rays

Valley Bank

Wells Fargo Bank

Western Drug

Zerbe Bros.

The Glasgow Recreation Department

would like to thank these sponsors for

the 2013 Turkey Trot.

Scotties compete in Roundup

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GED classes no longer being held

here but GED test still being givenby Linda Dingman

I began teaching the GED classes in Glasgow in theall o 2013. It has been a rewarding experience and Ithoroughly enjoyed teaching the GED. I would get sucha eeling o accomplishment when a student got theirGED. Most o my students were able to get better jobsand some went on to college or some sort o technicaltraining. What an accomplishment on their part. Tree or our years ago Glasgow lost its undingor the GED class. I continued to hold class one day aweek since that time. However, as with all o lie things

change. It has become more difficult or me to get downto Job Service to hold class. I also have a granddaughterthat I am babysitting. Although there will no longer beGED classes taught in class, the GED test will still begiven.

Tere are very good internet sites you can use toprepare or the GED: http://www.gedforfree.com http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/test-on-

computer http://diplomaaccomplished.com I think the first two are ree, but I am not sure. Idid not want to do an application. I you do not have acomputer, you can always go to the library and use theircomputers.

Remember the GED ES WILL SILL BEGIVEN IN GLASGOW. You can call Mike at GlasgowJob Service, 228-9369, and he will get you started on thetesting process.

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SIGN-UPSMonday, December 9th

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Stroll in downtown Glasgow Saturday,November 30th, 2013 rom noon to5:00pm celebrating the 2013 Christmasseason. Participate in the Annual Christmas

Stroll with local merchants or a chanceto win $100.00 in Chamber Big Bucks.Any purchases made that day, receiptscan be turned into the Chamber officeby Tursday December 5th, 2013 or achance to be reimbursed up to $100 otheir days purchases. Winner will benotified December 6th. Enjoy chili and warm cider at theChildrens Museum throughout thestroll. Tey will be open rom 10:00amto 6:00pm. Santa, Mrs. Claus, and their El willmake a guest appearance in town at12:45pm. Te Glasgow Fire Department

will act as his sleigh taking him to visitPrarie Ridge Village at 1:00pm, Shopkoat 1:15pm, Nemont Manor at 1:30pm,and Valley View Home at 2:00pm, endinghis visit at Pehlkes Furniture rom 2:30-4:30pm. ake in the FREEkids matinee Riseo the Guardians sponsored by FMDH

and Albertsons at Valley Cinemas rom1-2:30pm.

While the kids are at the matinee,stroll Glasgow merchants to shop orthat special someone. Stay downtown

to watch the Christmas Light Parade at5:30pm sponsored by the Optimist Club.Te 10th Annual Parade o Lights line-up will start behind FMDH at 5:00pm.Chamber big bucks will be awarded orthe ollowing categories: Most Lights,Musical Teme, Best Youth Organization,Best Business, Best Adult Organization. Shopping local is made easy with thehelp o First Community Bank Glasgow/Hinsdale, Valley Bank and IndependenceBank with Christmas Cash. Borrowup to $1,000 interest ree. Tis cashcan be used at participating ChristmasCash merchants. Te Chamber will

also be awarding a local business $50 inChamber big bucks or the best decoratedChristmas window display. Te Glasgow Area Chamber oCommerce & Agriculture invites youto be a part o A Country Christmas,Glasgows Annual Christmas Stroll onSaturday, November 30th, 2013.

Get in gear, Christmas is near!

The Valley County Optimist Clubs annual Parade of Lights will roll through Glasgow at 5:30 p.m.

this coming Saturday. Says Sparky, if you can hang lights on it , you can participate in the parade.

The more the merrier, he added. Parade line-up is at 5:00 behind the Frances Mahon Deaconess

Hospital. Pictured above is last years VFW entry with Lee and Preston Murch at the wheel.

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