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Halftime Heros

It was a beautiful night for football in Glasgow this

past Friday, and while the Scotties got the job done
in dismantling Harlem 59-0 in their first conference
contest (now 5-0 with four to go), the halftime show
was highly entertaining as well. Pictured above are our
local NFL Punt, Pass & Kick champions. They are (left
to right) Khye Gamas, Coy Nelson, Rance Rhoads,
Rebeccah Olsen and Hannah Toavs. They will now
advance to Miles City to compete in their respective
age groups at the state level. Action starts at noon
on Sunday, October 5th. As you may recall, Rance

Rhoads advanced all the way to the Regional event

in Denver, Colorado where he and his family took in a
Broncos-Tennessee Titans game.

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SEPT. 26 - OCT. 2

SHOWINGS

Saturday, October 4
Cottonwood Inn

Sign up & Check in starts at 11am

Tournament at 1pm
Any questions call David 263-7957

228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:00 - 7:00 - 9:15PM

107 Min.
Rated PG: for some mild thematic elements

After 57 years exactly,

I am retiring.
I would like to thank the
City of Glasgow and
surrounding areas.
Special thanks to Paul Babe
Monson, good friend and
bar owner.
If you are interested in taking
over the Barber Shop,
please call me at 230-1858.
Thank you,
Darrell

4:10 - 6:50 - 9:20PM

113 Min.

Rated PG-13: for thematic elements and intense

sequences of sci-fi violence, including some
disturbing images

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

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

National Preparedness Month: You Can Be the Hero

September is National Preparedness Month
(NPM). The National Day of Action is tomorrow
(Tuesday, September 30, 2014).
USDAs Farm Service Agency has committed to
participate in Americas PrepareAthon in September
in order to increase preparedness throughout the
U.S. The event, now in its tenth year, is a nationwide,
month-long effort hosted by the Ready Campaign
and Citizen Corps, encouraging households,
businesses and communities to prepare and plan for
emergencies. FSA is participating this year by sharing
helpful tips to educate the local community on the
importance of being prepared for emergencies.
One of NPMs key messages is: be prepared in
the event an emergency causes you to be self-reliant
for three days without utilities and electricity, water
service, access to a supermarket or local services,
or maybe even without response from police, fire
or rescue. Preparing can start with four important
steps:
1. Stay informed. Information is available from
federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial
resources. Access the Ready.gov website to learn
what to do before, during, and after an emergency.
2. Make a plan: Discuss, agree on, and document
an emergency plan with those in your care. For
sample plans, visit the Ready.gov website. Work
together with neighbors, colleagues, and others
to build community resilience.

3. Build a Kit: Keep enough emergency supplies

water, nonperishable food, first aid, prescriptions,
flashlight, and battery-powered radio on hand
for you and those in your care.
4. Get Involved: There are many ways to get
involved especially before a disaster occurs. The
whole community can participate in programs
and activities to make their families, homes and
places of worship safer from risks and threats.
Community leaders agree that the formula for
ensuring a safer homeland consists of volunteers,
a trained and informed public, and increased
support of emergency response agencies during
disasters.
Preparedness is a shared responsibility; it takes a
whole community. This years National Preparedness
Month focuses on turning awareness into action
by encouraging all individuals and all communities
nationwide to make an emergency preparedness plan.
For
more
information about the
Ready Campaign and
National Preparedness
Month, visit https://
For Ages 4-100 yrs
w w w. r e a d y. g o v / b e Tuesday Nights
inform or call 1-800-BEStarting October 7th
READY,
1-888-SELISTO,
and
TTY Great form of exercise & lots of FUN!
Contact Tiffany Ross 228-4583
1-800-462-7585.

Breezy, cool
& gloomy
The system that brought areas of rain to northeast Montana
over the weekend is moving off toward the Great Lakes.
However, a second system is poised to bring more rain to
the region on Monday and Tuesday. This system will track
across Colorado and Wyoming on Monday, and up through
the Dakotas Tuesday. The heaviest rainfall is expected to be
Monday night through Tuesday afternoon near the North
Dakota border. As of this morning the Glasgow area has a
forecast for around 0.20 inch of precipitation.

Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,

with a low around 47. East southeast wind 10 to 17 mph,
with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after
noon. Cloudy, with a high near 65. Light and variable wind
becoming west northwest 8 to 13 mph in the afternoon.

Tuesday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 46. West northwest wind 13 to 18
mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Wednesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 59. West northwest wind 17 to 20
mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41.
West wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 55. Breezy, with
a west wind 11 to 16 mph increasing to 17 to 22 mph in the
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 44.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 63.

BUZZIFIEDS

help wanted: Bartender & server. Apply at Durum Restaurant.

BUZZ
Concession Manager opening, Glasgow High School: Duties
include inventory, product ordering, event set-up, minimal food preparation.
Start date is November, 2014 to cover the winter and spring sports seasons.
Stipend of $1436. Position open until filled initial screening begins 10/6/14.
Complete and submit Classified Application on our website: www.glasgow.
k12.mt.us - click on the Employment Tab, then select Classified Positions.
Call Brenner Flaten for more info 228-2485.
BUZZ
Job Opening: First Community Bank, Glasgow, has an opening for a
Customer Service Rep. Full time w/benefits. EEO/AA Employer. Apply
at Job Service.
BUZZ
Accountant Opening at fmdh: BA/BS in Accounting or related field
preferred. Possess 2-5 years of experience with spreadsheets, auditing,
payroll processing, database application, or managing a general ledger.
CPA preferred but not required. Non-managerial position, but must work well
with a team and independently. High technical aptitude a must. Please
complete an application on-line at fmdh.org.
BUZZ
Job Opening: First Community Bank, Glasgow, has an opening for a Loan
Officer Trainee. A background in agriculture is preferred. This is a full time
position w/benefits. EEO/AA Employer. Apply at Glasgow Job Service.
BUZZ
FOR Rent & SALE In St. Marie: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Call 406524-3742.
BUZZ
Tires & Wheels FOR SALE: 4 aluminum alloy wheels and 4 Firestone
A.T. tires. Lots of tread left, size LT 235/80 R 17 ten ply. Six hole. Very
good condition, came off 2006 Chevy pickup. Asking $600. Call 2288745 or 230-0489.
BUZZ
Furniture FOR SALE: Dogwood dining room table & 6 chairs. Coffee
table, double globe hanging lamp, 4 drawer steel file cabinet, 5 drawer
dresser. Call 228-2268.
BUZZ
FOR SALE in st. Marie: 3-bedroom condo, 399A Ash St., ready to move
into, unfurnished. Call 406-338-3650.
BUZZ
Appliances for sale: Roper range, $175; Whirlpool dryer, $225;
fridge that needs seal, $75; all white. Call 360-750-6746.

Sr. Citizen Menu

TUESDAY

Salisbury Steak
Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500

20 Acres 7 mi. N of Glasgow

2,400 sq. ft. 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath
Newly Remodeled Kitchen
2 Car Detached Garage

$399,900

Call Kristi 263-8104

TUESDAY
Soup: Potato Chili

SPECIALS:

Specials:

MONDAY

Reuben
Soft Shell Taco

Soup: HAMBURGER VEGGIE

Lunch: BACON CHEESE
RANCH BURGER
Dinner: 8oz CHICKEN
FRIED STEAK

Dine at theO

MONDAY SPECIAL:

FINGER STEAK BASKET

During the football game ONLY

228-8006

TUESDAY

Soup: CREAMY BROCCOLI

Lunch: PORK CHOP BURGER
Dinner: RIBEYE STEAK

WEDNESDAY

Soup: TOMATO
Lunch: GRILLED HAM
& CHEESE
Dinner: HAMBURGER STEAK

THURSDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch: CHICKEN PHILLY
Dinner: 8oz CHICKEN
FRIED STEAK

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties Here

BOOK NOW!
A GREAT PLACE TO
HANG OUT!

THE HANGAR

Hwy 2 East
228-8280

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
TUESDAY
Breakfast

Oranges Milk
Lunch

Hamburger w/Fixins
French Fries Mixed Fruit
Choice of Fruit Milk

PRIVATE AND SECLUDED CLOSE TO GLASGOW!

beautiful gourmet kitchen w/stainless steel
appliances, gas stove, double oven & granite

#229

Large master bed w/master bath & walk-in

closet. This 2,886 sq. ft. home also has a double
car attached garage & newly constructed 47
x 65 Quonset; as well as a pole barn for your
horses...All on 20.41 +/- Acres!

ASKING $415,000

Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

Water & Sewer Meeting Tuesday

The rescheduled meeting (#306) of the North Valley
County Water and Sewer District, Inc., will be held on
Tuesday, September 30th at 8:30 a.m. at the St. Marie
Town Hall meeting room, Building 521 6th Street.

Reserve a table for the Flea Market

The Valley County Council on Aging will have a

Flea Market on Saturday, October 4th from 8:00 a.m.2:00 p.m. There will be jewelry, lots of housewares, a
large wall mirror, Christmas stuff, collectors Owl plates,
etc.
For more information or for table rental please call
Vicky at 228-9500.

Valley County Transit to receive

another bus from MT DOT
The Montana Department of Transportation is
investing $2.1 million for local and intercity transit
equipment and infrastructure. Vehicles ranging from
45-passenger motor coaches to 5-passenger vans will
be added to fleets around the state. New facilities and
car ports will also be built.
According to Mike Tooley, MDT director, continued
investment in community transit programs benefits not
just those who rely on transit, but enhances community
livability.
Most Montanans can take for granted the ability
to get to the grocery store, doctors and daily activities,
Tooley said. But for many Montanans, these local transit
providers are a life line to meeting basic transportation
needs.
MDT has concentrated on a coordinated process
that encourages agencies in Montana communities to
work together to pool transit resources to better serve
their communities. Reliable transportation is important
to quality of life in a large state like Montana.
Sixteen communities and two intercity providers
will be receiving funding for capital investments. Earlier
this year MDT awarded $7.8 million to providers for
operating expenses.
Funding is awarded through a competitive
process, with applications ranked by need and funding
availability. These Federal Transit Administration funds
are administered by MDT and provided to communities
with a local match rate from 13.42 20 percent.
Valley County Transit in Glasgow will be awarded
with a 19-passenger bus, as will Phillips Transit in
Malta.

Brownie Bites Sundae.......$2.50

Hwy 2 West
228-2997
HERE TODAY & GONE TOMORROW A whole lot of potential
DUCED!

20-939

with this 1,422 sq. ft. plus

858 sq. ft. partially finished
basement. 3 + bedrooms,
1 bath. Hardwood floors,
updated roof, furnace, and
electric. A big back yard
lends itself to expand this
house for a modern home
of your dreams.

CALL TODAY 228-2114 or 263-2113

633 6th Ave N, Glasgow

PRICE RE

www.hellandagencyinc.com

Asking $129,000

NOTICE

Glasgow Irrigation
District will begin to
release water at
Vandalia Dam into
the lower Milk River
October 1, 2014
You have
beautiful nails!

SEPTEMBER 24-30

ENJOY THIS BBQ

WEATHER WHILE
ITS HERE!
GRILL UP
SOMETHING
YUMMY!
93% Lean 7% Fat

GROUND BEEF...................$3.99/LB
Willamette Valley Beef

FLANK STEAKS.....................7.59/LB
Boneless Pork

TENDERLOIN FILLETS..........$3.49/LB
Gold NPlump 52oz Select Varieties Seasoned

Are they natural or did

Robin do them?
Robin is an award winning nail tech
with 35 years experience....228-2499

WHOLE CHICKEN................2 for $10

Cloverdale 28oz

TANGY SUMMER SAUSAGE.....$6.99/EA

Johnsonville 12-14oz Select Varieties

SAUSAGE OR BRATS..............$3.29/EA

Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates

1st round of Project Classroom

applications due by October 1st
The Glasgow Soroptimist Club is once again
offering Project Classroom Helping Educators One
Classroom at a Time.
Open to ALL public schools in Valley County,
Project Classroom will award classrooms a monetary
grant for a project that will enable the class to achieve a
goal they are working towards. The grants will be $250
and one grant a month will be awarded to the applicant
who meets the criteria.
An application form and project explanation will
need to be submitted by the first of each month that school
in is session. The first applications will be due October 1,
2014. Applications will be mailed or delivered to Valley
County public school superintendents/principals in the
coming week. The grant will be awarded the 15th of
each month. For more information, please contact Kim
Lacey at 228-8128.

GDAY!
MATE

YOURE INVITED TO A PARTY

THAT THE AUSSIE WOULD LOVE!

Noreen Smith Memorial

Bingo Celebration

Tuesday, Sept. 30 Senior Center

(Located 1/2 block south of the City-County Library)

3-5 pm Meal, Music & Memories

Join us for both

events

or come earlier & win Auzzie prizes & tell Aussie tales

12:45-3pm for Nickel Bingo

Plus

$5 Door Prize

But wheres the bull riders?

Big money: Which professional athletes in todays

sporting world make the most money on an annual basis,
which includes winnings-salary and endorsements?
Heres a look at the top 25, courtesy of the June 30,
2014 special issue of Forbes Magazine (athlete, sport,
nationality, winnings-salary, endorsements, total
earnings in millions per year!):

Christiano Ronaldo, soccer, Portuguese, $52.0/28.0/80.0

Lebron James, basketball, American, $19.3/53.0/72.3
Lionel Messi, soccer, Argentine, $41.7/23.0/64.7
Kobe Bryant, basketball, American, $30.5/31.0/61.5
Tiger Woods, golf, American, $6.2/55.0/61.2
Roger Federer, tennis, Swiss, $4.2/52.0/56.2
Phil Mickelson, golf, American, $5.2/48.0/53.2
Rafael Nadal, tennis, Spanish, $14.5/30.0/44.5
Matt Ryan, football, American, $42.0/1.8/43.8
Manny Pacquiao, boxing, Filipino, $41.0/0.8/41.8
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, soccer, Swedish, $36.4/4.0/40.4
Derrick Rose, basketball, American, $17.6/19.0/36.6
Gareth Bale, soccer, Wales, $25.4/11.0/36.4
Radamel Falcao, soccer, Colombian, $32.4/3.0/35.4
Neymar, soccer, Brazilian, $17.6/16.0/33.6
Novak Djokovic, tennis, Serbian, $12.1/21.0/33.1
Matthew Stafford, football, American, $31.5/1.5/33.0
Lewis Hamilton, racing, British, $29.0/3.0/32.0
Kevin Durant, basketball, American, $17.9/14.0/31.9
Fernando Alonso, racing, Spanish, $29.0/2.0/31.0
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, cricket, Indian, $4.0/26.0/30.0
Dwyane Wade, basketball, American, $18.9/11.0/29.9
Carmelo Anthony, basketball, American, $21.4/8.0/29.4
Wladimar Klitschko, boxing, Ukranian, $24.0/4.0/28.0.

AUTUMN IS
MOVING IN AND
THE DEALS ARE
HEATING UP AT

NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS

Call Jerry, Josh or Norm 228-2141 866-528-2141
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