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Big Night Ahead for the Long Runners

The Valley County Long Run Fire Departments Annual Endowment is this Saturday, October 19th beginning at 5:00 p.m. This is Long Runs major fundraiser of the year. Long Run operates on a budget from the county that varies from year to year and what the Endowment brings in. Weve got a long-term goal to build a new fire hall, says Sparky Hanson, were hoping to one day make it a reality. One thing that has helped out this year is the fact that they responded to far fewer fires than they have in past years. Last year Long Run made in excess of 100 rural fire calls; this year it has been around 40 to date. Basically, the fate of their budget depends largely on what Mother Nature throws at them and how well people practice fire safety. The public is encouraged to come to the Ridgerunners Saddle Club this Saturday night in support of our Valley County Volunteer Long Run Fire Department. A Roast Beef Dinner will start at 5:00 along with a silent auction. There will also be a live auction followed by a dance with music by Trial By Fire. Tickets, available at the door, are $10 for adults, and ages 5-12 $8. Ages five and under dine for free.

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Valley County Long Run Volunteer Firefighters Michael Pedersen and Chris Knodel, along with Long Run Fire Chief Sparky Hanson, recently completed the course to be state certified sawyers. This means they can now cut down trees if necessary on state and federal lands legally. Before we had to wait for CMR or BLM to show up, Sparky noted. Sometimes it was too late to wait.

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Missouri River water the topic of scoping meetings

Meeting in Glasgow on October 23rd
The Lower Missouri River Basin Advisory Council held the first in a basin-wide series of scoping meetings in Lewistown on Tuesday, October 8. Nearly three dozen participants attended the meeting to learn about the Montana Water Supply Initiative planning process, surface water supplies, groundwater, and water rights as well as to identify major issues of concern relating to water use in the future. Don Pfau, member of the Fort Peck Lake Advisory Committee, questioned whether any more of the annual average of 7.2 million acre/feet of water sent downriver out of state via the Missouri could be retained to help maintain water levels behind the Fort Peck Dam during the summer. In ordinary measurement language, the average years outflow from Montana, which is considered a headwaters state, is a whopping 2.36 trillion gallons, and in 2011 was 5.5 trillion gallons. The group agreed that more research is needed to find out how much of that water must be sent along to meet downstream water right claims. Other thorny issues that surfaced included what can be done to protect water quality as the energy boom uses more water for development of oil and gas wells in eastern Montana; would more water storage projects be a cost-effective way to make sure that water is available during drought years; how can water use be accurately measured; and will political concerns have an effect on implementation of any recommendations made as a result of this planning process. Five more scoping meetings will be held over the next month in the Lower Missouri River basin. The Glasgow meeting will be on Wednesday, October 23 at the Cottonwood Inn; Culbertson on October 24 at the public library; Roundup on October 30 at St. Benedicts church; Harlowton on October 31 at the Youth Center; and Havre on November 7 at the Great Northern Inn. All meetings will begin at 10:00 a.m. and last until approximately 1:30 p.m., with lunch served. Anyone who wishes to participate in the process, but is unable to attend these meetings, may submit comments by email, telephone, or postal service to Bill Milton, Meeting Facilitator; Wendy Beye, Administrative Assistant; or Michael Downey, DNRC Water Resources Planner. Contact information is below. All information and testimony presented at the meetings will also be available online at the Lower Missouri River Water Supply Initiative website,http://www.dnrc.mt.gov/wrd/water_mgmt/state_ water_plan/lower_missouri/

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Letter to the Buzz

Setting the record straight

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UP TO $5,500 REBATES OR $2,250 PLUS 0% FOR 60 MONTH OAC the story in which he mentioned a small group trying to take over or break up the Village Board in a public meeting as well as a phone interview. I didnt say it, I just reported it. Mitchell told me many times that he is dropping the protective covenant lawsuit. Does one think that they should allow those that dont pay their Village fees to rule and lead? A judges ruling supported the Village Resolution that if one doesnt pay, one doesnt vote. In the course of properties bought for taxes, $336,613 in Village fees were zeroed out and never paid (by State Law as Terry-Lee said). I commend Mike Mitchell and DTM for paying the taxes, but the focus of the issue was the attempted takeover of the Village Board in the Courier article. The properties crumbling, streets with pot holes and buildings with leaky roofs....ask the owners of record about their properties. The 29%ers have nothing to do with the property of others! The 29ers pay over $300,000 per year in condo fees; compare their units to the unkept inventory. The people interested in coming to St. Marie are the onezy-twosy types that buy low and put money into fixing the condos to live in or rent out. Maybe the big investors think that the unkept units dont pencil out and would not allow them to turn a profit. Is that the fault of the retired single unit owners? And only a little over $30,000 in Village fees are paid by the 29ers, just enough to cover the costs of street lights, snow removal, minor street repairs and mosquito abatement. The current Village Board serves without pay, and do so prudently, ethically and legally. And only 29% of total billed Village fees are received to provide the bare necessities. Subsequently one can only do what one has the money to do with. And thats the other side of the story, Folks! The truth Always Prevails. ~ Nick O. Chiechi TM3(SS) U.S. Navy St. Marie

Glasgow United Methodist Church will have a Potluck Dinner and Welcome Reception for their new pastor, Ron Kapalka and his wife Nancy this Sunday, October 20th. Worship starts at 10:30 a.m. and the Potluck will follow around noon. And dont forget children are invited to join Trinity Cook at the Methodist Church for weekly Sunday School at 9:30, with regular worship at 10:30. The United Methodist Church is across Hiway 2 from McDonalds, everyone invited!

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I will exercise my 1st Amendment Right to free 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 Tax Paying U.S. Citizen. Now lets set the record straight! I spoke man to man, face to face with Terry-Lee, Pat Kelly, Mike Mitchell and many St. Marie folks and reported verbatim their facts and opinions. I also utilized published budgets, newsletters, meeting minutes, court documents, contracts, and judges rulings available to me. Did Diana Frantz come to me and ask to see my information sources and verification? NO. In last weeks Courier I gave Mike Mithells side of

Its time once again for the annual Soroptimist Chest of Treasures Raffle. The Chest with all its treasures will be on display at Pehlkes Furniture. There will also be a 2nd prize of a $200 gas certificate and 3rd prize for $100 Apple Trolley gift certificate. Tickets will be sold by all Soroptimist members. They are $1 each or 6 for $5 (must be 18 years of age to purchase tickets). It will be given away on November 23rd at the AAUW Fall Bazaar. Dont delay, get your tickets today.

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Independence Bank is large enough to meet the diverse needs of Glasgow and Northeastern Montana families and businesses, yet small enough to offer the most personalized service available. Were proud to be part of this community, and now were pleased to introduce Sam Mudlin, our new Branch President.

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

for light refreshments and to help us welcome Sam to our community.

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Stan Ozark- Experience You Can Trust
Elected as Valley County Public Administrator Elected - Valley County Government Review Study Commission Governor appointed chair of Montana Tourism Advisory Council Past President of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Past President of Two Rivers Economic Growth Past President of Glasgow Kiwanis Club Board Member Glasgow Housing Authority 24 years service as a high school football official
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Join us for a 1.5 mile fund run!

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Some Serious Spuds Glen Monson popped in with some eyepoppin 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.

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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
This mobile home is situated on 5 city lots and includes a garage and storage shed. Property is fenced. Needs lots of clean up, as it is part of an estate sale. Home does need some remodeling, but nothing major. Some items will remain.

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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 food for the 3rd Annual NorVal Electric Food Drive. All donations will be tallied and delivered to local food banks before Thanksgiving.

The 5th Annual NorVal Electric Meeting of the Members October 23rd, 2013 @ Opheim High School

Applications available for Beck Foundation Trust Grant

Grant applications are being accepted for non-profit 501(c) 3 organizations and governmental entities, such as schools and municipalities for projects that promote better living in Valley County, from the Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust. Applications may be picked up from Ruth Ann Hutcheson, 12 1 st Avenue North, or Edward Jones, 207 5th Street South. Applications must be mailed and postmarked no later than Saturday, November 30, 2013. The The o and Alyce B eck Foundation Trust was established with the mission of bettering life in Valley County. It creates income for higher education and helps fund projects that promote better living in Valley County through non-profit organizations. Theo and Alyce Beck were Northeast Montana people who cared about the communities they lived in, whether it was Baylor, where their lives began, Opheim, where they farmed, or Glasgow, where Alyce spent her retired years after Theo passed away. Alyce was active in 4-H and Homemakers Club and she regularly entered flowers, sewing projects and baked goods in the Northeast Montana Fair. She won rosettes with those entries nearly every year. Shortly before she passed away, Alyce generously decided to set up the Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust. This will be the fifth year that the trust will award grants.

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Hospital regulations require a wheel chair for patients being discharged. However, while working as a student aide, Sam found one elderly gentleman already dressed and sitting on the bed with a suitcase at his feet, who insisted he didnt need Sams help to leave the hospital. After a chat about rules being rules, he reluctantly let Sam wheel him to the elevator. On the way down Sam asked him if his wife was meeting him. I dont know, he said, she is still upstairs in the bathroom changing out of her hospital gown. An elementary school teacher decides to pole the class on the difficulty of last nights homework assignment: How many of you were able to complete the assignment without your parents help? About 25% of the class raises their hands. And how many of you were able to complete the assignment with the help of a parent? About 70% of the class raises their hands. The teacher still notices about 5% of the class did not raise their hands. She then calls out, How many of you 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 for my suitcase? No charge for the suitcase, sir, replies the taxi driver. Sounds great! Take the case and Ill walk. A man decides to take the opportunity while his wife is away to paint the wooden toilet seat. The wife comes home sooner than expected, sits, and gets the seat stuck to her rear. She is understandably distraught 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 lifts his wifes coat to show their predicament. The man asks, Doctor, have you ever seen anything like this before? Well, of course I have, the doctor replies, but never framed.

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FRIDAY

Boneless Beef Petite Sirloin Steaks or Goldn Plump 20oz. Pkg. Fresh

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Bone In Pork Shoulder St. Louis Style

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BOSTON BUTT ROAST..........$1.79/lb. ROAST......... RIBS.................................. $2.49/lb.

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SUNDAY

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MONDAY

Caring for Our Community Since 1911

The Clinic would like to invite you to come get your Flu Shots!

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Wednesday, October 23rd Thursday, October 24th & Friday, October 25th
Make sure to call ahead so we have your name.

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