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2013 Big Night Ahead fothe Long RunnersTe Valley County Lo

Run Fire Departments AnnEndowment is this SaturdOctober 19th beginning at 5:00 p.

Tis is Long Runs major un

raiser o the year. Long Run operaon a budget rom the county th

varies rom year to year and whthe Endowment brings in.

Weve got a long-term goalbuild a new re hall says Spar


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GARAGE clEAnout! Saturday, October 19th, 9300 SPRucE, St. MARIE .

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fARMERS MARkEt! Starting at 9-3. Tomatoes, ccarrots, kohlrabi, jalapenos, Hungarian wax, bananegg plant, sweet onions, assorted squash includin& Yukon gold potatoes, mini pumpkins, fresh bakejell ies, comp lime nta ry co ffee & dou ghnu ts. Hope toThanks for supporting your local Farmers Market.REd Rock PlAzA (arss rm ce Pa).

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clEAnInG: Back open on October 21st. Come seeroom! Halloween items, baby strollers, baby pottiesMon.-Fri. 10am-4pm, Sat. 10am-2pm. donAtIon

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Winter WeatherAwarene

ss WeekOctober 21-25

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. Westnorthwest wind 8 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20mph.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 60. West

northwest wind 6 to 11 mph increasing to 13 to 18 mphin the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph.

Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers,mainly after midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around

39. Northwest wind 15 to 18 mph, with gusts as highas 25 mph.

Sunday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 51. North northwest wind

around 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.

Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 29. North northwest wind 5 to14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Monday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 50. Calm wind becoming westsouthwest around 5 mph in the afternoon.

Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 56.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 32.

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.

Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around32.

Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 55.

Te Lower Missouri River Basin Advisory Councilheld the rst in a basin-wide series o scoping meetings inLewistown on uesday, October 8.

Nearly three dozen participants attended the meetingto learn about the Montana Water Supply Initiativeplanning process, surace water supplies, groundwater, andwater rights as well as to identiy major issues o concern

relating to water use in the uture.Don Pau, member o the Fort Peck Lake Advisory

Committee, questioned whether any more o the annualaverage o 7.2 million acre/eet o water sent downriver outo state via the Missouri could be retained to help maintainwater levels behind the Fort Peck Dam during the summer.In ordinary measurement language, the average yearsoutow rom Montana, which is considered a headwatersstate, is a whopping 2.36 trillion gallons, and in 2011 was5.5 trillion gallons. Te group agreed that more researchis needed to nd out how much o that water must be sentalong to meet downstream water right claims.

Other thorny issues that suraced included whatcan be done to protect water quality as the energy boomuses more water or development o oil and gas wells ineastern Montana; would more water storage projects be

a cost-eective way to make sure that water is availableduring drought years; how can water use be accuratelymeasured; and will political concerns have an eect onimplementation o any recommendations made as a resulto this planning process.

Five more scoping meetings will be held over thenext month in the Lower Missouri River basin. TeGlasgow meeting will be on Wednesday, October 23 at theCottonwood Inn; Culbertson on October 24 at the publiclibrary; Roundup on October 30 at St. Benedicts church;Harlowton on October 31 at the Youth Center; and Havreon November 7 at the Great Northern Inn. All meetingswill begin at 10:00 a.m. and last until approximately 1:30p.m., with lunch served.

Anyone who wishes to participate in the process,

but is unable to attend these meetings, may submitcomments by email, telephone, or postal service to BillMilton, Meeting Facilitator; Wendy Beye, AdministrativeAssistant; or Michael Downey, DNRC Water ResourcesPlanner. Contact inormation is below. All inormation andtestimony presented at the meetings will also be availableonline at the Lower Missouri River Water Supply Initiativewebsite,http://www.dnrc.mt.gov/wrd/water_mgmt/state_water_plan/lower_missouri/

Missouri River water thetopic of scoping meetingsMeeting in Glasgow on October 23rd

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#191


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Letter to the Buzz

Setting the record straightI will exercise my 1st Amendment Right to ree

speech as did Mrs. Frantzs letter to the editor.I may not be a sovereign being but just an old

Navy Veteran and Patriot and ax Paying U.S.Citizen.

Now lets set the record straight!I spoke man to man, ace to ace with erry-Lee,

Pat Kelly, Mike Mitchell and many St. Marie olks andreported verbatim their acts and opinions. I also utilizedpublished budgets, newsletters, meeting minutes, court

documents, contracts, and judges rulings available tome. Did Diana Frantz come to me and ask to see myinormation sources and verication? NO.

In last weeks Courier I gave Mike Mithells side o

the story in which he mentioned a small group tryingto take over or break up the Village Board in a publicmeeting as well as a phone interview. I didnt say it, Ijust reported it. Mitchell told me many times that heis dropping the protective covenant lawsuit. Does onethink that they should allow those that dont pay theirVillage ees to rule and lead? A judges ruling supportedthe Village Resolution that i one doesnt pay, onedoesnt vote. In the course o properties bought ortaxes, $336,613 in Village ees were zeroed out and neverpaid (by State Law as erry-Lee said). I commend MikeMitchell and DM or paying the taxes, but the ocuso the issue was the attempted takeover o the VillageBoard in the Courier article.

Te properties crumbling, streets with pot holesand buildings with leaky roos....ask the owners orecord about their properties. Te 29%ers have nothingto do with the property o others! Te 29ers pay over$300,000 per year in condo ees; compare their units tothe unkept inventory. Te people interested in comingto St. Marie are the onezy-twosy types that buy low andput money into xing the condos to live in or rent out.Maybe the big investors think that the unkept units dontpencil out and would not allow them to turn a prot. Isthat the ault o the retired single unit owners? And onlya little over $30,000 in Village ees are paid by the 29ers,just enough to cover the costs o street lights, snowremoval, minor street repairs and mosquito abatement.Te current Village Board serves without pay, and do so

prudently, ethically and legally.And only 29% o total billed Village ees are received

to provide the bare necessities. Subsequently one canonly do what one has the money to do with.

And thats the other side o the story, Folks! Tetruth Always Prevails. ~Nick O. Chiechi TM3(SS) U.S. Navy

St. Marie

Join Us for an Open HouseIndependence Bank is large enough to meet the dive

needs of Glasgow and Northeastern Montana families

businesses, yet small enough to offer the most

personalized service available. Were proud to be part

this community, and now were pleased to introduce

Sam Mudlin, our new Branch President.

Join us for an open house onMonday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3

for light refreshments and to help us

welcome Sam to our community.

Join us for an open house onMonday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3

for light refreshments and to help us

welcome Sam to our community.

When it comes to givingyou the most for your money,youll fnd that were head and shoulders above the

AARP DRIVING

COURSES

Friday, October 25, 2013

1:005:00 PM

Classes held in the FMDHConference Room

COST IS $14.00 OR $12.00 FOR AARP MEMBERS

Its time once again or the annual Soroptimist Chesto reasures Rae. Te Chest with all its treasures willbe on display at Pehlkes Furniture. Tere will also be a2nd prize o a $200 gas certicate and 3rd prize or $100Apple rolley gi certicate.

ickets will be sold by all Soroptimist members.Tey are $1 each or 6 or $5 (must be 18 years o age topurchase tickets). It will be given away on November23rd at the AAUW Fall Bazaar. Dont delay, get yourtickets today.

Potluck for Pastor KapalkaGlasgow United Methodist Church will have a

Potluck Dinner and Welcome Reception or their newpastor, Ron Kapalka and his wie Nancy this Sunday,October 20th. Worship starts at 10:30 a.m. and thePotluck will ollow around noon.

And dont orget children are invited to joinrinity Cook at the Methodist Church or weeklySunday School at 9:30, with regular worship at 10:30.Te United Methodist Church is across Hiway 2 romMcDonalds, everyone invited!

Dont delay, get tickets today


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I love you right in the face!

OCTOBER 15, 2013

Happy Birthday, TSantas Little Scotty Helpers

Scotty seniors Ellen Walstad and Taylor Zerbe have an

early Christmas Wish a Scotty victory in Plentywood

tonight as Glasgow takes on the Wildcats for the District

2B football title. If you didnt make the trip, be sure to tune

into KLTZ for the action. Kick-off is set for 7:00. photo by

Ashley Limberhand

Some Serious Spuds Glen

Monson popped in with some eye-

poppin potatoes he harvested from

his garden check out that goofy

guy in his left hand. He actually wasnt

sure how his crop was going to turn

out as this spring he simply planted

some spuds that had been forgotten

in his garage and had sprouted. Looks

like they did the trick considering one

baked potato could easily feed a

couple of people and youd probably

have leftovers. I ended up with at

least a couple hundred pounds of

potatoes, Mr. Monson said.

Super-SizeThose Fries!


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Womens Commercial

Pacifc Steel & RecyclingW: 18 L: 2

Valley BankW: 12 L: 8

Old Mil LightW: 12 L: 8

Holy RollersW: 9 L: 11

MarklesW: 9 L: 11

Sand Electric

W: 5 L: 15EzziesW: 5 L: 15

BYEW: 0 L: 0

TEAM HIGH GAME & SERIES:Markles 1190& 3361. IND. HIGH GAME SERIES: JoelSmith 263 & 675.

BOWLINGEL COR DEL LANES

Nashua Womens

Gay PaintingW: 16 L: 8

Park Grove BarW: 13.5 L: 11

Vicks LanesW: 12 L: 12

Prairie Treasures

W: 7 L: 17

TEAM HIGH GAME & SERIES:GayPainting/Vicks Lanes 724, GayPainting 2117. IND. HIGH GAMESERIES:Stacey Braaten 177 & 479.

Bud Light GirlsW: 17 L: 7

Juices Card RoomW: 15 L: 9

Oasis/Old Mil LightW: 15 L: 9

HolidayW: 12.5 L: 11.5

Valley BankW: 12 L: 12

FCB - Hinsdsale

W: 10.5 L: 13.5CBs DetailingW: 9 L: 15

Ghost TeamW: 5 L: 19

TEAM HIGH GAME & SERIES: Valley Bank 805,Holiday 2257.IND. HIGH GAME SERIES:KarenBergtoll 213, Darla Shipman 492.

Tuesday Night City League

TEAM HIGH GAME/SERIES:Rocks Auto Mall991 & 2809. IND. HIGH GAME SERIES:GaryMackza 246 & 675.

Monday Night

Tihista ConstructionW: 16 L: 4

Dahl AviationW: 13 L: 7

Vicks LanesW: 11 L: 9

Stockyards

W: 9 L: 11OasisW: 8 L: 12

Farmers ElevatorW: 7 L: 13

EGTW: 6 L: 14

TEAM HIGH GAME & SERIES: Tihista Const.966 & 2557. IND. HIGH GAME SERIES: VerlinBorgen 259 & 670.

Nashua Mens

VICKSLANES

All SeasonsW: 15 L: 5

Rocks Auto MallW: 13 L: 7

Old MillW: 11 L: 9

Valley SeedW: 7 L: 13

AAA GlassW: 7 L: 13

Stebelton Trucking

W: 6 L: 14

Bowling

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GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Egg & Cheese Wrap SausagePatty Applesauce Milk

Lunch

Chicken Strips Baked PotatoGreen Beans Peaches Dinner

Bun w/Jelly Choice of Fruit Milk

MONDAY

Fresh Bread &Cupcakes Daily!

$6WRF Lunch Combosandwich, chips, drink & a cupcake

Cupcake BarFridays

$2.50 Caramel Rolls &$2 Cinnamon Rolls

Saturdays

Hours: Wed & Thu11am-3pm, Friday 11am-5pm, Saturday 7:30am-Noon

233 4th St South

230-2177

Grant applications are beingaccepted or non-proit 501(c) 3organizations and governmental entities,such as schools and municipalities orprojects that promote better living inValley County, rom the Teo and AlyceBeck Foundation rust.

Applications may be picked uprom Ruth Ann Hutcheson, 12 1 stAvenue North, or Edward Jones, 2075th Street South. Applications must bemailed and postmarked no later thanSaturday, November 30, 2013.

he heo and Alyce BeckFoundation rust was establishedwith the mission o bettering liein Valley County. It creates incomeor higher education and helps undprojects that promote better livingin Valley County through non-proitorganizations. heo and Alyce Beckwere Northeast Montana people whocared about the communities theylived in, whether it was Baylor, wheretheir lives began, Opheim, wherethey armed, or Glasgow, where

Alyce spent her retiredheo passed away.

Alyce was active Homemakers Club and entered owers, sewingbaked goods in the NorthFair. She won rosettesentries nearly every year

Shortly beore she Alyce generously decidthe Teo and Alyce Beckrust. Tis will be the the trust will award gran

Applications available for Beck Foundation Trust GThe 5th AnnualNorValElectricMeeting of the MembersOctober 23rd, 2013 @ Opheim High School

There will be one director position up for election. PSC Chairman Travis

Kavulla will be the featured speaker. Dont forget a can of non-perishable foodfor the 3rd Annual NorVal Electric Food Drive. All donations will be tallied and

delivered to local food banks before Thanksgiving.

You will receive $10.00 OFF Couponfor your next electric bill with your donation!

And new this year, in addition to theGrand Prize Drawing, we will have aspecial drawing for all members under 35!


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Hospital regulations require a wheel chair or patientsbeing discharged. However, while working as a studentaide, Sam ound one elderly gentleman already dressedand sitting on the bed with a suitcase at his eet, who

insisted he didnt need Sams help to leave the hospital.Aer a chat about rules being rules, he reluctantly

let Sam wheel him to the elevator. On the way downSam asked him i his wie was meeting him.

I dont know, he said, she is still upstairs in thebathroom changing out o her hospital gown.

An elementary school teacher decides to polethe class on the difculty o last nights homeworkassignment: How many o you were able to completethe assignment without your parents help?

About 25% o the class raises their hands.And how many o you were able to complete the

assignment with the help o a parent?About 70% o the class raises their hands.

Te teacher still notices about 5% o the class didnot raise their hands. She then calls out, How many oyou had to help a parent complete your assignment?

Hey, cabby! How much to take me to the station?Five bucks, sir, says the taxi driver.And how much or my suitcase?No charge or the suitcase, sir, replies the taxi

driver.Sounds great! ake the case and Ill walk.

A man decides to take the opportunity while hiswie is away to paint the wooden toilet seat.

Te wie comes home sooner than expected, sits,and gets the seat stuck to her rear. She is understandablydistraught about this and asks her husband to drive her

to the doctor.She puts on a large overcoat so as to cover the stuck

seat, and they go.When they get to the doctors, the man lis his

wies coat to show their predicament. Te man asks,Doctor, have you ever seen anything like this beore?

Well, o course I have, the doctor replies, butnever ramed.

KDs

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Thursday, October 24th

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SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: CHEESYCHICKEN HOAGIE

Dinner:MEATLOAF

SUNDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch:GRILLEDHAM & CHEESE

Dinner:BAKED HAM DINNER

MONDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch: BACONCHEESEBURGER

Dinner:SMOKEDBABY BACK RIBS

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH & CHIPSDinner:WALLEYE

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