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Gingerbread House
Workshop Offered
By Roubie Younkin,
MSU Extension Agent, Valley County
Gingerbread Houses are as
traditional as Christmas trees and
evergreen boughs. Gingerbread
has been baked in Europe for
centuries. In some places, it was
a soft, delicately spiced cake; in
others, a crisp, flat cookie, and in
others, warm, thick, steamy-dark
squares of “bread,” It was almost
always cut into shapes such as
men, women, stars or animals,
and colorfully decorated or
stamped with a mold and dusted
with white sugar to make the
impression visible.
Ginger was also discovered
to have a preservative effect
when added to pastries and
bread, and this probably led
to the development of recipes
for ginger cakes & cookies.
Gingerbread began spreading
throughout Western Europe at
the end of the eleventh century,
possibly introduced by crusaders
A blast from the past, Reese Bowman put her creative mind to work at the
returning from wars in the
2015 gingerbread house workshop. Pre-register for this year’s workshop Eastern Mediterranean.
by calling 228-6241. Wonder if Reese is still a Suns fan? continued on page 2
 Co rTOnURhNAoMlENeT
Gingerbread Houses continued
Germany has one of the longest traditions of
flat, shaped gingerbreads. Nuremberg is known
as the “gingerbread capital of the world. Here
fine craftsmen contribute to the most beautiful
Wednesday Night • November 27 gingerbread creations.
Sign-Up by 6:30 PM • Tournament Starts @ 7 PM In North America, gingerbread and gingerbread
$10 Entry Fee • Draw for Partners houses were introduced by the European settlers.
OPEN TO PUBLIC Here, it is Christmas time when gingerbread makes
Tumble weeds its most impressive appearance. From elaborate
were rocking & Victorian houses, heavy with candies and sugar
a-rolling Sunday! icicles to Hansel and Gretel houses, the Gingerbread
house means a richly decorated Christmas
decoration created with families in mind.
On Thanksgiving Day of 2017, the high was over Come and decorate your own gingerbread
60 degrees. Last year Turkey Day temperature was house Thursday, December 19th at 6:00 p.m. at the
around 50 degrees. Not so, this year. The week will First Lutheran Church. For decorating fun plan to
begin mainly dry with colder temperatures. A winter attend and create your masterpiece from a prebuilt
storm will move into the region Wednesday Night and gingerbread house. Creativity will be unlimited as
bring widespread snow into the weekend. Heavy snow the houses are decorated. Bring your ideas and we
is possible on Friday but there is a lot of uncertainty in will provide the supplies. This is a great activity for
forecast snowfall at this time. families, grandparents and grandchildren, husbands
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17. Northwest and wives or even groups of youth. Everyone is invited
wind 5 to 7 mph.
to participate and make memories this Christmas
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 32. Northwest
wind around 7 mph.
season. There will be a $15 fee for supplies.
You must reserve a house to decorate. Please
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 15.
Light and variable wind. contact the Valley County Extension Office to
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 27. East preregister for this class at 228-6241.
wind 6 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Wednesday Night: Snow likely, mainly after 11pm.
Cloudy, with a low around 15. East wind 16 to 18 mph,
with gusts as high as 29 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 60%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch
possible.
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a low around 9. North wind around 10 mph.
Saturday: A 40 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 20. North northwest wind 7 to 10 mph.
Saturday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 2. All Ticket Reservations begin Friday, Nov. 29th
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 17.
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 OBITUARY
Jackie Castleberry
Jacquelyn “Jackie” Castleberry passed
away into God’s loving arms on Wednesday
November 20, 2019 in Billings Clinic
Hospital at the age of 73 after a brief
battle with cancer. She was peaceful and
surrounded by the love of her family and
friends.
Jacquelyn was born in Cleveland, Ohio on
October 8, 1946 to Jack and Helen (Collins)
Masterson. Her younger sister and best friend
Nancy joined the family in 1949. They lived in
Strongsville, Ohio where Jackie graduated from St.
Joe’s Academy in 1964 and St. John’s School of Nursing
in 1967. While working for the Ohio Turnpike in 1967,
Jackie and her friend Mary Lou Rubel took a vacation to
Virginia Beach, where she met a handsome Navy sailor
named David Faxton Castleberry. Dave and Jackie
were married on February 17, 1968 in Strongsville,
Ohio and lived in San Diego where Dave was stationed
in the Navy. They welcomed son Michael Faxton on
August 8, 1969. Mike was born in Ohio where Jackie
lived with family while Dave was deployed to Vietnam.
In November 1969, Dave, Jackie and Mike moved to
Dave’s hometown of Glasgow, Montana to work in the
family beekeeping business. They welcomed daughter
Lyn Marie on November 22, 1971.
Dave and Jackie worked for and later owned
Northern Bloom Honey in Glasgow for 25 years. Once
her children were in high school, Jackie worked at
USDA ASCS Office and the City of Glasgow. In 1995,
Dave and Jackie moved to Whitefish, Montana where
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Jackie worked for National Flood Service in
Kalispell until her retirement in 2015. Dave
and Jackie then moved back to Glasgow in
2015.
Jackie was a wonderful example of how
God wanted us to live; full of love, kindness
and compassion each other. She always put
others needs before her own. Her children
and grandchildren (along with other friends
and family members) loved receiving the
many, many handwritten letters and cards
from Jackie. She never forgot a birthday or special
occasion.
Jackie was proceeded in death by her parents Jack
and Helen; her in-laws Faxton and June Castleberry
and Zettie Castleberry.
Jackie is survived by Dave, her husband of 52 years;
her son Mike (Yvonne) Castleberry and their children
Cale and Casey of Saskatoon, Canada; her daughter
Lyn (Dean) Thompson and their children Trey, Taryn,
and Teague of Libby, Montana; sister Nancy (Jim)
Nagy of Strongsville, Ohio; sisters-in-law Diane (Ron)
Hanson of Malta, Montana and Jan (Keith) Ivers of
Libby, Montana; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Please join us in celebrating Jackie’s life! Visitation and
viewing will be at Bell Mortuary on Tuesday, November
26 from 4pm to 6pm. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at
St. Raphael’s Catholic Church on Wednesday November
27 at 10am. Graveside service at Highland Cemetery
will follow Mass. In lieu of flowers, please consider a
donation to Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in
Glasgow or your favorite charity.
Please join us for
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Thanksgiving Weekend
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Serving at 11 am in the Dining Room
Menu Includes:
Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Corn,
Yams, Stuffing, and Pumpkin Pie
$9 for 3-12 years old • $14 for Seniors & Teens
$15 for Adults
Prices include non-alcoholic beverage, soda,
tea or coffee, salad bar and dinner rolls.
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Join members of The Church of Jesus Christ of $499 $69
Latter-day Saints in making the season a little brighter
by serving one by one. Floor Lamp Throws
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints $149 $29
invites everyone to participate in its annual “LIght the
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continues through Christmas Day, December 25th. The $299
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by ministering to others one by one—just like He did. Sofa & Loveseat Sets
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It’s that time of year for the large Christmas Fall
Spa Special
decorations to go up. PLEASE have your decorations
checked, burnt-out bulbs replaced and out by poles
for Wednesday, November 27th.
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Includes: NOW
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Nickel Bingo is every Tuesday afternoon, 10am-6pm
Organic Medical
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There will be 19 games played so come on down for Alternatives
an easy afternoon of fun.
Evening Bingo at the Glasgow Senior Center
is Saturday nights at 7:00. This is limited to people
over the age of 18; no babysitting services will be
available.

Roller skating starts this Sunday

The Nashua Lions Club is sponsoring Roller
Skating once again this season, beginning Sunday,
December 1st and going through March, 2020.
This takes place at the Nashua Civic Center
each Sunday afternoon from 1:00 to 3:00.
Cost is $1.50 per skater and everyone, regardless
of age, is welcome. Skates will be provided or bring
your own. Hmm, plaster, dust, and a hint of chalk.
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20th ANNIVERSARY PARTY
December 4th, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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December 7th through 21st, 10:00 - 3:00
SANTA CASH PACK STORE
December 11th, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
“STOCKING STUFFER BONANZA”
December 20th, 8:00 - 7:00 p.m.
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Jordan, Fairview win state football championships

By Mike Brandt unfamiliar territory Saturday. The Warriors had to win it
A couple of firsts happened this past Saturday on the in Billings at Herb Klindt Field on the campus of Rocky
gridiron. Actually there were three firsts, but two of them were Mountain College. This is the second year that the title was on
in Eastern Montana. neutral ground. Last year it was played in Butte. F a i r v i e w
Jordan won its first-ever state championship in any (11-0) took a 34-0 first quarter lead and led 46-6 at the half en
sport, while Fairview won its first state football championship. route to its 64-point victory.
The two Eastern Montana teams won their first football Clark Fork (12-1) scored its lone TD in the second
championships in a big way. Jordan thumped rival Wibaux, quarter after Fairview had taken a 34-0 lead.
70-14 for the 6-Man title, while Fairview demolished Clark There was another first in Manhattan where the Tigers
Fork (Alberton-Superior) 70-6. played in their first-ever state title game. Unfortunately, the
The Murnion clan paced the Mustangs, scoring seven of Tigers lost to Eureka 20-6. It was the first loss for the Tigers,
the 10 touchdowns. However, it wasn’t a Murnion that started while the Lions finished 12-0. It was Eureka’s third Class B
the scoring. Derek Reis scored the first two touchdowns on an state championship in four years.
8-yard pass from Keenan Murnion and a 2-yard run. Miles City (11-0) also won another state championship,
Senior Edward Murnion scored three times on 35-, 5- defeating Eastern A Laurel 35-7. The Cowboys led 21-0 in
and 41-yard passes from cousin Keenan. Edward also ran in the third quarter before Laurel scored. The Cowboys added
a one-point conversion and kicked a two-point conversion. In 14 points in the fourth period. Miles City leads all Class A
6-man football the PAT kick is two points and if you run it in football programs with 10 state titles.
that is one point. Bozeman defeated Butte 49-28 for the State Class AA
Edward’s brotherm, sophomore Dawson Murnion, title Friday night.
scored on a 13-yard pass from Keenan. Senior Cole Murnion
scored three times on 16- and 29-yard passes from Keenan WARM-UP 228-2233
Murnion. Cole Murnion also scored on a fumble return.
Jordan (12-1) also scored on two safeties. to take a 40- WHIST
14 at the half. Ben McRae scored the final touchdown for
the Mustangs on 5-yard pass from Keenan Murnion. Reis
TOURNAMENT
caught the one-point conversion from Keenan Murnion,
Friday, December 6
Whist Starts International
giving Jordan 70 points, which is what Wibaux scored on the
Mustangs in last year’s state championship game. Last year @ 7:00pm Whist
Tournament
Jordan scored 27 points on the Longhorns, so it was quite a The Minnesota Boys Saturday, Dec. 7
turnaround. are coming to play!
“I’m just glad our first-ever state championship came Whist Starts at 1pm
over Wibaux,” said Cole Murnion in a Billings Gazette article Call: 228-9985 & Sunday, Dec. 8
in Sunday’s paper. “I want to think this will help start Jordan’s Whist Starts at 11am
winning tradition.”
Montana Minnesota Boys are Back!
Fairview won its first-ever state championship in Bar Lunch Served both Days