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MOVING SALE & GARAGE SALE: In one neighborhooMoving sale at 1100 Wedum Drive & Garage sale at 875 Hsale will include furniture & household items with a littleGarage sale will have household items, baseball cards, Dclothing, & lots of misc. 1100 wEduM dRIVE ANd 875

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hOuSE FOR SALE: All on one level. 2 large bedroomsmud room, master bath, tongue & groove ceilings, 2 stamore. Country living 3 miles from Glasgow. $210,000.FOR MORE INFORMAtION.

BUZZIFIEDS

Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showersand thunderstorms before midnight. Partlycloudy, with a low around 66. Southeastwind 8 to 10 mph.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near94. Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph.

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a lowaround 65. East wind around 9 mph.

Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers andthunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a highnear 95. East wind 7 to 10 mph.

Friday Night: A 50 percent chance ofshowers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy,

with a low around 64. East wind around 11mph.

Saturday: A 50 percent chance of showersand thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high

near 86. East wind 10 to 13 mph.

Saturday Night: A chance of showers andthunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a lowaround 60.

Sunday: A chance of showers andthunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a highnear 81.

Sunday Night: A chance of showers andthunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low

around 57.

Monday: A chance of showers andthunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a highnear 80.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78.

Could see some

weekend showersA signicant chance o precipitation is in store or mucho Northeast Montana this weekend. Precipitationamounts will vary across the region but most oNortheast Montana will get some precipitation. Chancesor any 12 hour period will be between 30and 50 percent or most o the weekend or0.01 inch or more. Valley County is lookingat a 45%-50% chance o precipitation.Region 6 CAC meets Sept.

10th at Fort Peck HatcheryMontana Fish, Wildlie & Parks Region 6 Citizens

Advisory Council will meet rom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. onSept. 10 at the Fort Peck Fish Hatchery.

Tree new CAC members Jeanne Spaur o Poplar,

Eugene Lavey o Scobey and Damien Austin o Malta --will be introduced at the meeting. Tree other members Mark Peterson o Havre, Henry Gordon o Chinookand Jim Carver o Malta were recently appointed tosecond, three-year terms.

Te meeting is open to the public and will includedetails about recent FWP sta changes; a review o thelatest regional big game surveys and hunting seasonoutlooks; an update on the Block Management Programand two new special access agreements; a presentationon a property signing project near the Fort BelknapIndian Reservation; discussion about the recent transero quarantined bison rom the Fort Peck Reservation tothe Fort Belknap Reservation; and a member roundtablediscussion. ime or public comments is reserved at the

beginning o the meeting.Each o FWPs seven administrative regions has a

volunteer CAC to help guide policies and programs.Te Region 6 group, which currently has 13 members,meets three times a year.

FWP ensures that all o its meetings are ully accessibleto those with a disability. Individuals with special needsmay request arrangements by contacting 406-228-3700.

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Some organizations put out cans in grocerystores, some raise unds by selling magazines, but theGlasgow and Scobey Assemblies o God decided tosell yummy Butter Braids to raise unds or missionstraining and missions trips.

Te group has been active in Glasgow and Scobey,speaking at events and in both towns as well as at aconerence in Douglas, Wyoming in 2011. Tey havesent a member out to missions in Mexico in 2011 and2012 and hopes to be able to send out more in theuture. Te team has members rom Glasgow, SaintMarie, Opheim and Scobey and meets twice a monthor discipleship and training in theology. Te majoraim o the group is to reach out locally and where everthey are sent in order to share Jesus with others.

his is one und-raiser that helps all who areinvolved. Not only does it help to send people outto help others around the world, but it also providesthose who purchase the Butter Braids with a yummytreat to serve at upcoming holiday dinners and maybeeven just or the un o it.

I you are interested in ordering, please callDoug or Chris Hollenbeck (in Glasgow) at 228-2042,Carmen Hubbs (in St. Marie) 230-0908 and KarenPearce (in Opheim and Scobey) 942-0872. Ordersare being taken until September 26th and will bedelivered on or about September 30th and they sellor $14 each. Not bad or a yummy, tasty dessert.hank you, and God Bless!

Dont miss the Butter Braids!

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Scotty Cross Country

Braaten wins her secondmeet in the early goingGHS junior Josie Braaten brought home her

second meet title yesterday in Glendive as Glasgowis just two meets into the season. She helped herScotties to a irst place inish over the host RedDevils who placed 5th in the State Class A Meet lastseason but lost a pair o their top three runners tograduation.

Girls team scores: Glasgow 28, Glendive 45,Miles City 80, Plentywood NS, Poplar NS, CircleNS, erry NS Individually: Josie Braaten 1st, 19:29; EmmaFewer 5th, 21:09; Amanda Wol 6th, 21:12; Rachael

Zeiger 7th, 21:49; Amanda Mc Donald 9th, 22:29;Ellen Walstad 12th, 23:10; Julia Kolstad 20th, 24:49;Alex Simensen 23rd, 25:24; Kerry Homan 28th,26:15; Brinlie Nielsen 29th, 26:47; Mary Fewer 39th,32:00; Rachel Overby 40th, 32:19.

Boys team scores: Glendive 36, Miles City 62,Culbertson/Bainville 106, Glasgow 120, Plentywood225, Poplar NS, Lame Deer NS, Brockton NS, FrazerNS Individually: Bridger Sanders 10th, 19:27;Walker Allen 20th, 20:35; Kasey Seyert 24th, 21:04;Matthew Phillips 26th, 21:12; Andrew Fransen 40th,23:26; Braden Meland 41st, 24:00; L ogan Gunderson52nd, 27:24; Chase Hughes 58th, 29:54; Kevin

Frigon 59th, 30:55.A huge meet coming up, the Scotties will be at

the Billings Invitational this Friday, September 6thto run in River ront Park.

Last season in Billings, the Scotty girls placed6th behind Billings West, Billings Senior, BillingsSkyview, Bozeman and Glendive. he Scotty boysinished 15th out o 17 teams.

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THURSDAY

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Names must be submitted by5:00 p.m. on September 10, 20Applicants must be a resident of Valley County

ShirleysSnapshotyesterday completed my rst yearon the Arican continent. ime isfying by in so many regards, yet inso many ways it seems like such along time since I have seen so manyo you.

Tere is one thing I havent seenthat most people who have traveled to

Arica see without a problem. Someo my riends here are now saying Icant leave Arica until I see one.

A Boat Ride Downthe Zambesi River

When one o the local people inSiavonga heard that I have been inArica or almost a ull year withouthaving seen an elephant, he made ithis duty to take me on a river boatride where I was sure to see one. Justthe day beore, there were elephantslining the shores o the Zambesi just

across rom his rienSo, we took Ivory, myrugged Arican road j(a little under nine mil90-minute journey and

boat. At the end o therom South Arica said,Ill be honest with youare no elephants in Arphotoshop them into okeep the tourists comin

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September 28, 2013 many o ushere in Kabwe will be joining multitudeso other people to RUN FOR HEWORLD. Our ocus will be to run or250 communities in Zambia. Our rststep is to provide soccer balls to each

o the communities. We can then comealongside individuals in the communitywho are willing and able to start sportsclubs in the communities. Our sportsministry team will then partner withthese coaches to help them establishteams or kids that can help them havea sae environment to learn, grow, anddevelop some new skills.

I will be running the 5k (my veryrst) at 10:00 a.m. on September 28th.I you would like to join me in the un,you can learn more about R4W bygoing to the website, http://www.r4tw.org/. You can run where you are, nda group near you who are running, or

sponsor someone (me!) who is running.I you would like to help us in our goalo transorming 250 communities, onesoccer ball purchased or Zambians inZambia with a donation o $30 USDwill help change a community. You canuse the website http://www.omusa.org/give, click on Give to SupportOMs work through a Missionary and

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Shirley Turner enjoys an exhilarating boat ride on theZambesi River where she

viewed huge hippos (page 5), enormous crocodiles, baboons, impalas, herons,

king sh, and even the Great Africa Fish Eagle that resembles our American bald

eagle. But no elephants... yet!

Beautiful as an American Bald Eagle,

these birds are the national bird of

Zambia. The locals say that the AfricanFish Eagles are always seen in pairs. If

something happens to one of them, the

other one will y straight up i nto the air,

just like a Romeo and Juliet story. They

are completely faithful to a lifelong

partner. Not sure that the habits of this

bird speak to relationships in Zambia,

but it denitely resembles the sense of

community felt and lived here.

Its a GreatDay for a 5k!

ShirleysSnapshot

then make a donation using my nameand write R4W in the comment box.Many thanks!

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