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Ready to make some ice

Aaron Johnson, foreground, and Tom Pewitt got the tedious job of laying
perfatape around the edge of the inside hockey rink as the refrigerated
floor at the Valley Event Center finally dropped down to around 26 last
night. With unseasonably warm temperatures for both highs and lows,
it took much longer than it normally does. The perfatape around the
entire ring (approximately 500 feet) keeps water from leaking under
the boards and making an icy mess outside the rink. Johnny Peterson
came up with the idea, Roger Hystad (at right) explained, and it works
pretty slick. And it didnt take long before Aaron came up with a pair of
knee pads. The first of several layers of ice will be completed tonight
and the process will continue through the weekend. The first day of
hockey practice is on Saturday, November 1st.

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OCTOBER 17 - 23

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:10 - 7:00 - 9:20PM

118 Min.

Paid for by Glen Meier for Sheriff, Tara Strommen, Secretary/Treasurer

HELD
OVER

4:00 - 6:50 - 9:30PM

145 Min.

Rated PG-13: for sexuality, violence, some drug Rated R: for a scene of bloody violence, some
content and brief strong language
strong sexual content/nudity, and language

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $5.75/PERSON

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free popcorn with every paid admission at 7pm & 9pm showings

SPECIALS:
THURSDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch: FRENCH DIP
Dinner: MEATLOAF DINNER

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH & CHIPS
Dinner: HALIBUT

SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: STEAK PHILLY
Dinner: HAMBURGER STEAK

SUNDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: COLD MEATLOAF
SANDWICH
Dinner: 8 oz. CHICKEN FRIED
STEAK

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties Here

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D.C. Trip Meeting tonight

For all students going on the Washington, D.C. trip,
there will be a meeting on Thursday, October 23rd at
6:00 p.m. at the Glasgow High School in room 4.

Laumeyer Benefit on Sunday

There will be a Benefit Spaghetti Dinner for Sandy

Laumeyer this Sunday, October 26th at the Nashua
Senior Center. This benefit is to help with Sandys
medical expenses as cancer has returned. Along with
the spaghetti feed from 12:30 - 2:00 p.m., there will be a
bake sale, silent auction and free will offering.

Krumwiede cleared for kicking

Scotty senior Keil Krumwiede, who has been

sidelined the entire football season due to a wrist injury,

is cleared for kicking extra points and field goals and is
currently getting his required practices in to be able to
play for the first-round playoff game.

Hes going in to get a CAT scan next Tuesday to see
how the bone healing is progressing from the surgery
and will know from that, if hell be cleared to see the
field for offense and defense.
At 61 and 190 pounds, the agile Krumwiede will
be playing at tight end and defensive end if he gets the
go-ahead from his doctor.
Were praying and keeping the fingers crossed
that it will be favorable! says Scotty Head Coach Greg
Liebelt.

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Rummage Sale: Sat., Oct. 25th, 9 am to 12 noon. Lots of different

parties with lots of good items. Located at First Lutheran Church (in the
basement), 641 2nd Ave. N., Use the front door please. Proceeds go
towards the Preschool Scholarship Fund.
BUZZ
farmers market! This Sat. Oct. 25 9am - 3pm. Spaghetti, acorn
squash, pumpkins, cabbage, assorted sweet and hot peppers, tomatoes,
and potatoes. Produce will be added weekly when ready, also fresh baked
goods, jams & jellies & more. Wic vouchers accepted. New vendors
welcome. We will be going every Sat. thru Nov. 22 weather permitting
8am-3pm. Look for signs. Red Rock Plaza (across from
Coke Plant).
BUZZ
Position Opening: Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital has an opening
for a full-time Customer Service Representative for the Glasgow Clinic.
Requirements: High School Diploma or GED & ability to type 45 WPM.
Qualified applicant will be responsible for patient check in, scheduling
appointments and data entry of all patient information. Previous clerical,
medical terminology and computer experience preferred. Open until filled.
For more information, contact Human Resources 228-3647
or complete an application on line at www.fmdh.org.
BUZZ
FRANCES MAHON DEACONESS HOSPITAL has a full-time opening
Dietary Assistant. This position will be scheduled either 6am-2:30pm or
10:30am-7:00pm. Some weekend shifts may be required. Responsibilities
include food preparation, using proper methods of food handling, and
storage. Previous experience in food service preferred. If interested,
complete an FMDH application on-line at www.fmdh.org or pick up an
application at Job Service or FMDH Human Resources Office. For more
information please call 228-3638 (EOE).
BUZZ

Enjoy the
weekend, cold
weather coming

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 43. Southwest

wind around 6 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Breezy, with a
west wind 13 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38. West
northwest wind 6 to 11 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Light east
wind becoming southeast 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. East
southeast wind around 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18
mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. Light west
southwest wind becoming west 11 to 16 mph in the
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35.
Monday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a
high near 48.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 50.
Wednesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 47.

Job Opportunity: Local grain company currently has immediate opening

for a full-time Office Manager/Clerk. Work with customers an handle all general
office duties, record keeping, figuring payments and writing grain checks in
windows based computer programs. Good working knowledge of windows
based programs a must, people skills and ability to lift 50 to 60 lbs necessary.
Salary DOE. Health insurance, 401k, profit sharing, and vacation accrual
offered. Six month probation period. Call 228-4422, ask for Jerry.
BUZZ
Help wanted: Bartender, server & line cook. Apply at Durum
Restaurant.
BUZZ
Substitute Employees Glasgow School District. Substitutes are
needed for various positions teachers, aides, secretaries, custodians.
Wages vary according to duties. Apply online - www.glasgow.k12.mt.us
Click on the Employment tab, then select Classified Positions. Call the
Administration Office for more information 228-2406.
BUZZ
Job Opening: First Community Bank - Glasgow has an opening for a
Customer Service Rep. Full-time with benefits. Apply at Glasgow
Job Service. EEO/AA Employer
BUZZ
Job Opening: First Community Bank - Glasgow has an opportunity for
a Loan Officer Trainee. A background in agriculture is preferred. This is
a full-time position with benefits. Apply at Glasgow Job Service.
EEO/AA Employer
BUZZ
Chappells Automotive is Now Open for business. Come see us for
all your Auto, Truck, Ag & ATV repairs. 54336 Hwy 2 E (across from
zerbes), 228-8961.
BUZZ
FOR Rent & SALE In St. Marie: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Call 406524-3742.
BUZZ
For Rent: 1BR apt. Newly redecorated & furnished. Heat & water
included. Washing facilities in building. No Pets. Cell: 406-230-0791
House: 406-228-8110
BUZZ
For Rent: Spacious 2- and 3-bedroom homes for rent on Ft. Peck
Highway. Refurbished interiors, garages, new furnaces. Water provided.
No Smoking or Pets. Damage deposit required. Daytime (406) 367-9300
Evening (651) 490-5757
BUZZ
For Rent: 1 bedroom apt., partially furnished, $400 + utitlities. No
Smoking. Call 228-2986 or 230-0566
BUZZ
Roommate Needed: 4-Bedroom, 1.5 bath in St. Marie. Call Joseph
230-0944
BUZZ
Reward: For any information that leads to the return of a Red Terminator
Motorcycle, taken from the South Side of Glasgow on Oct. 13th. If you
are the one that took it please return out back where we can find it - No
Questions asked. Please call Glasgow PD or 228-4854 with
any information.
BUZZ
Always buying antiques, primitives, cupboards, farm tables, military,
and all others. Enjoy digging out in old farm buildings. Can purchase small
to larger estates. Call Patsy 406-785-2321, cell 263-7936.
BUZZ
Need Your LAwn Raked???: Rock Solid Youth Group will be raking
lawns this Sat, Oct. 25. If you would like your lawn raked and cleaned up
please call Michelle @ 230-2516 to set up a time. This is a free
will donation with proceeds going towards missions.

Ladies and Livestock: Life on the Ranch is now available

DONT LET THESE PRICES CREEP YOU AWAY

Ladies and Livestock: Life on
the Ranch, the second book in the
Montana Family Ranching Series,
from the Research and Education
Endowment Foundation of the
Montana Stockgrowers Association
(REEF), was released on October
1. The digital book is a pictorial
explanation of Montana women
and their roles in the ranching
community.
Women are often described
as the backbone to the ranch and
we want to capture what that means
in this book, said Lauren Chase,
author and photographer.

Ladies and Livestock is leading
the way in multimedia technology
and storytelling as it is being
released in digital format instead
of print. Available in the Apple
iBook store, readers will be able to
download Ladies and Livestock to

their iPads and flip through the

vivid imagery with the swipe
of their fingers.
This
book
features
over 130 pages of stories,
photographs and video
features of the ladies who
raise livestock, care for
the land, and build their
families
legacies
on
Montana ranches. Not
only are these Montana
women working on the
ranch, many have jobs
in town, volunteer in
their
communities,
and are involved in the
legislation process of
issues affecting agriculture.

Ladies and Livestock is the
second in a series of book featured
in the Montana Family Ranching
Series. The first edition, Big Sky

B o ots,
released in 2012,
features the working seasons of the
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ly/BigSkyBootshttp://mtbeef.org/family-ranching/.
This series is meant to help people understand
what it takes to make a Montana ranch operate
successfully and also, to show the wonderful ranch
families that make it possible. Creating the book for
the iPad is really exciting for us because we can reach
new audiences much easier through digital means,
said Chase.
By utilizing the digital technology, Ladies and
Livestock adds a new dimension to reading a book.
Included on nearly 30 of the pages are video features
that play with the touch of the finger. These videos
show interviews of the ladies speaking on their ranch
history, family life and how they feel about being part
of Montanas agriculture.

This book is a multimedia journey through the life
of a woman on a Montana ranch. Not only can readers
see photographs, but can hear the woman tell her own
story and see the emotion on her face as she talks about
how important her family is to her.

The book can be downloaded for $14.99 in the Apple
iBook store by searching title: Ladies and Livestock.
Proceeds from the sales of the book contribute to the
Montana Stockgrowers Associations Foundation to
help support educational programs and scholarships
for youth.
To learn more about this project and the author,
visit http://www.mtbeef.org.

Steak Fry
Friday
Oct 24
5-7pm

Jam Session
Saturday
Oct 25
2pm

October 24th, 4pm - 7pm

For all you chocoholics out there this is something you can not
miss! Come to Glasgow to stroll among the stores and galleries that
are staying open just for you with sweet delights from chocolate
fountains to delectable fudges, and more.
Over 20 participating businesses.

Stop into Alleys Palace for Awards Party at 9pm

Play in the chocolate poker run
for a chance to win a Prize!
All Poker Players MUST stop by The Apple Trolley
to pick up a poker run sheet the day of the event
Call The Apple Trolley for more information: 406.228.2915
232 1st Ave. N Glasgow

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MEET THE CANDIDATE FORUM

JOE HORN
For the People, Not the Glory
Candidate for Valley County Sheriff

Monday, October 27
6:00pm
Outpost Cafe, Opheim
Serving Chili

Caramel Apple Flip Bar....... $1.75

Hwy 2 West
228-2997

Harvest
Festival

Sunday, October 26th at 10:00 am

Glasgow Evangelical Church

Question: Why didnt
the lifeguard save the
hippie?

Answer: Because he
was too far out man!

There was a prison break and I saw a midget climb

up the fence. As he jumped down her sneered at me
and I thought, well thats a little condescending.

Harvest Festival is a special tradition we

observe each year to celebrate Gods harvest
of souls and work done through missions; also
thanksgiving for how God has blessed the
yield of our farmers/ranchers. Lance Lanning
is our guest speaker this year. He represents
Provision International.
PROVISION International is a worldwide
Christian ministry of outreach that strives to
meet the needs of the earths less fortunate and
downtrodden populace. They are committed to
networking resources to serve people in areas
of great need.

You are invited to stay after worship for our Harvest meal.

 OBITUARY

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2014 Health Fair

Saturday, November 8th

8:00 am - Noon
at

FMDH

Free Health Screening

Prizes
Health Information
Bring in expired or
unused medications
for proper disposal

Sr. Citizen Menu

FRIDAY

Polish & Kraut

Call for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
FRIDAY
Breakfast

Pancakes Sausage Patty

Juice Milk
Lunch

Hamburger w/Tomato & Pickles

Sweet Potato Criss Cuts Oranges
Harvest Bar Choice of Fruit Milk

R.D. Tag Markle,
age 89, passed away on
Thursday, October 16,
2014 at the Frances
Mahon
Deaconess
Hospital in Glasgow,
Montana.
Tag was born in
Glasgow to Thomas
and Florence Markle
on November 23,
1924. After graduating from Glasgow, he attended
Kemper Military School before serving in the
Army. For three years he was in the Medical Corp
in Hawaii. After being released he attended the
University of Montana. There he met his wife, Kae
Lythgoe. Upon graduation he and his wife returned
to Glasgow where he joined the familys business.
Tag and his brothers, O.E. an C.D., took over the
business from their father. He was manager of the
hardware store until his retirement in the 80s.
Tag was president of the Jaycees, Kiwanis,
and the Sunnyside Golf Course. He served on the
board of Valley View Foundation, the library, and
Glasgow Beautification. He was a charter member
of the Elks, Hospital Foundation, Lukes 100, and
more. He worked on the Food Bank for many years.
He was an active member of St. Matthews Episcopal
Church.
Tag enjoyed hiking around Cherry Creek
collecting rocks. He loved golf, traveling, having
coffee with his good friends, and spending time
with his children and their families.
Preceding him in death were his parents,
brothers Walter, O.E., C.D., and a sister Blanche.

He is survived by his wife Kae Markle of Glasgow,
four children; Debbie (Tee) Tyler of Salt Lake City,
Utah, Jeff (Lori) Markle of Kennewick, Washington,
Laurie (Jim) Benvenga of Sundance, Wyoming, and
Lisa (Randy) Martin of Billings, Montana, and one
sister-in-law, Lois Markle of Glasgow. They also had
11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren, and
many nieces and nephews.
A private service will be held at a later date.
Memorials are suggested to the Markle Ambulance
Fund or a charity of your choice.

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Letter to the Buzz

All opinion, no facts

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I am writing this letter in response to Deputy Alex

Estevess article posted in the 9 Oct 14 BS Buzz. First
and foremost I would like it to know that I have the
utmost respect for someone who will not only stand up
for their current boss but to also go on record making
attributes for said boss.
As with most elections the closer they get it seems
that a moratorium is in effect on hiring, firing, and
dismissal of new employees. Backing up ones current
employer does not always guarantee job security.

I would like to point out that you stated your notice
of yard signs that Joe Horn has out, but neglected to state
that Glenn Meier also has yard signs not to mention
the HWY signs that state Glenn Meier Sheriff . I should
know for I have one outside my north window that is
quite large. If you have trouble seeing them, they are
blue and white in color.
In your article you state you worked with Officer
Horn. I do not feel that 10 minutes qualifies you to obtain
an adequate work experience with him. I would like to
know what happened during that 10 minute time period.
In your article you make several statements but
present no facts to back up your statements. One is,
Glenn has brought millions of dollars in State and
Federal grants but I am having a hard time locating the
money. Maybe thats because most of it is being spent
out of Valley County. I really dont know because I am
not in the inner circle as you are so I guess I will just have
to take your word for that. Another one is that Glenn,
sits on several state boards. You would have added
more credence to this statement had you listed some of
the boards he sits on. As for other Sheriffs in this state
seeing him as a leader, I would venture to say that is an
internal matter because I have yet to see him receiving
any awards by them or his praise being written up in
our local paper. Mind you Im not saying its not so, but
I have no knowledge of your facts. Wait; there were not
facts, just your opinion.
I have known Glenn for 15 years, mind you I have
not worked for him as you have but living in a small
community everyone knows of everyone, but neighbors
and friends are something different.
Finally you asked if anyone would work for Joe
Horn and my answer is I would. Both have goals to
make our county better, so single out Horns goals goes
to your loyalty to your current boss and as stated earlier
my respect for standing by your current boss.

~ Dwayne Turner