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It was a chaotic start to the boys’ elementary race in include sixth-graders Malin Beck, Connor Hudyma (in
Frazer back on September 13th. Scotties in the lead glasses), and Mason Hunter.

Glasgow Middle School harriers finish season in Harlem

by Coach Andrew McKean
Glasgow’s middle-school cross
country teams both took second
place to strong Havre squads at the
Harlem Invitational meet on Oct.
12, but the Scotties posted stand-out
performances on both the girls’ and
boys’ sides.
The Glasgow girls team
compiled 40 points en route to the
runner-up finish. The Scotties were
led by 7th grader Eve Stone, who
won the Harlem meet with the time
of 10:21 for the 1.55-mile course.
Stone led the Scotty girls the last
four races this fall to share “Top
Dog” honors with fellow 7th grader
Emily See. See led the GMS girls for
the first half of the season, posting
the team’s top finishes at Wolf Point,
Sullivan Park, Culbertson, and
Havre, where she took first place.
Stone led the team at Frazer, Kiwanis
Park, Miles City, and Harlem.
Other standout performers at
Harlem included Abigail Kulczyk,
who finished in 11:00, good for
9th place, fellow 6th grader Piper
Johnson, right behind in 11:05 and
10th place, and 8th grader Kira
Beck, who took 14th place with a
time of 11:24.
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 BIG Fall Sale
Tuesday, October 23 - Thursday, October 25
All Fall Items 40% OFF!!!
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New Clothing • New Lafco Diffusers & Candles
We will be closed Friday, Oct. 26th - Thursday, Nov. 1st
to get ready for our Christmas Open House…
Robyn’s Nest Annual Christmas Open House!
Friday, Nov. 2nd • 9 am - 5:30 pm
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Breezy Thursday,
Howling Saturday
Winds will be on the increase late this week as a
clipper-type system moves through the region. Gusty
northwest winds are expected to develop by Saturday
afternoon across the area. Gusts over 40 mph cannot be
ruled out, especially south of the Missouri River.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 38. West
northwest wind around 7 mph.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 62. West wind 7 to 13
mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 37.
West northwest wind 6 to 9 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. West wind 7
to 17 mph.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain after midnight.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. West wind 7 to 11
mph.
Saturday: A 30 percent chance of rain before noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 57. Breezy, with a west
southwest wind 8 to 13 mph becoming west northwest
19 to 29 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high
as 40 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 32.
West northwest wind 14 to 20 mph, with gusts as high
as 28 mph.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 53. West northwest
wind around 11 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 32.
Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Southeast
wind around 11 mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 52.
Hockey gear checkout this week
Amber Llewellyn and Nick Ciafrodone, Ice Dawg
Equipment Room Managers at the Valley Event Center,
have set the dates and times for the 2018/2019 Hockey
Equipment Checkout:
• Thursday, October 25th from 4:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
• Sunday, October 28th from 2:00 p.m.- 4:0 p.m.
Haunted Hay Ride Thursday
Sponsored by the Glasgow High School Student
Groups, the 4th Annual Haunted Hayride is Thursday,
October 25th at the scenic Sullivan Park Trail.
From 5:00 to 6:00 it’s the “Not So Scary” ride. From
6:00 to 8:00 it’s for the “Not Weak of Heart or Bladder!”
Cost is just $1 per person with proceeds to benefit
the Northeast Montana Children’s Museum.
Speaking of the Children’s Museum...
It’s getting spooky at the Children’s Museum this
Fri. Oct. 26th with a Halloween-themed Kids Night
Out. Drop your costume-wearing kids off for crafts,
prizes, & pizza. The party will run from 5-7 p.m. and is
geared for kids ages 5-10. Cost is $12 for members, $15
for non-members. Space is limited, so please RSVP by
messaging the Children’s Museum on Facebook, calling
228-4386, or emailing nemtkids@gmail.com.
Zimmer Biomet Technology
Open House
Save the Date
October 27, 8:30am – 12:30pm
Invitation to meet with our Zimmer Biomet local sales teams and distributors
to learn more about our complete Zimmer Biomet portfolio. What’s available
now in the world of orthopaedic care including Hips, Knees, Shoulders, Trauma,
Surgical, Sports Medicine and Biologics.
Featuring: The Zimmer Biomet Mobile Learning Center
Hosted by: Zimmer Biomet Osteo1
Location: FMDH Health & Wellness Fair
Glasgow Civic Center - 319 3rd St S, Glasgow, MT 59230
Who’s Invited: Health Care Professionals & Open to the Public
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service skills, clear writing and phone skills. Must be available to work
holidays. Contact Flower Shop for full job description & application. CALL
GLASGOW FLOWER & GIFT 228-8312
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LEE RIDDICK PLUMBING & HEATING is looking for an HVAC Technician/
Installer. Must have knowledge of sheet metal work, refrigerant license,
experience required. Benefits after probationary period. CALL 228-4753
AND LEAVE MESSAGE
BUZZ
HOME CARE SERVICES: Are you reliable, caring, & compassionate
person that needs a flexible job? Home Care Services is currently seeking
part-time PCAs/CNAs for our areas. We will train the right person. FOR
MORE INFO CALL 406-228-4200
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: part-time evening dishwasher. Hours 3P-11P, schedule
varies. Wage starting at $10. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN
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HELP WANTED: Full-time housekeeper. 8am-4:30pm. Some weekends
included. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN ASK FOR LOUISE
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EZZIE’S WHOLESALE INC. is currently looking to hire a Petroleum
Transport Driver. The candidate must have a clean driving record with a
current CDL, Type 1 class A and hold Doubles/Triples, Tanker and Hazmat
endorsements. Will train the right person. This position will be based out
of our Malta, Mt. Branch. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MARK OR
BILL @ 1-406-654-2331
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FULL TIME COOK. The Cook prepares palatable, nutritionally sound
meals for our residents at Valley View. Our cooks are responsible in
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for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION FROM THE
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as a CNA. We are offering free education in order to certify as a CNA and
currently have open seats! Please visit our administrative office for details
and fill out an application if interested.
BUZZ
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services to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment
for residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
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grounds, facility, and equipment in a safe and efficient manner. PLEASE
VISIT VALLEY VIEW FOR AN APPLICATION!
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Keeping position. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning services
to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment for
residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT.
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LLOYD’S REPAIR, LLC is looking for a full time appliance repair technician
to join the repair team. Prefer candidate with repair experience, but willing
to train a trustworthy, dependable person with mechanical abilities and
good communication skills. The job requires background checks, drug tests,
and a good driving record. Duties will include troubleshooting problems,
ordering parts, repairing appliances, and calling customers to confirm
appointments. The business serves all of northeast Montana and western
North Dakota. Work would be M–F. Starting Wage would be $17-24 per
hour DOE. A company vehicle is provided. Food and expenses are covered
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CALL KEVIN 230-2259
Have any old or unused medications?
Bring them to the Valley County Sheriff 's booth at
the FMDH Health and Wellness Fair for easy and
proper disposal!
Saturday, October 27
8:30 a.m -12:30 p.m.
FMDH Health Fair
Glasgow Civic Center
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Prairie Ridge Village
Spooktacular Halloween Tips
The most dangerous day of the year for child
pedestrians is Halloween. On average, over two times as
many child pedestrians die on Halloween compared to
other days. Why?
According to the National Safety Council, 89% of
kids participate in Halloween and 73% of kids go trick-
or-treating door-to-door.
• Costumes should be made of fireproof fabric and
include reflectors and bright colors.
• Costumes should not obstruct vision or movement.
• Make sure masks have large eye, nose and mouth
openings.
• Costumes including shoes should be well-fitted.
• To increase visibility carry a flashlight or clip a glow
stick to their outfit.
• Remind your child to never enter a stranger’s home.
• Adults should always accompany children under 12.
• Children over 12 should go in groups and stick to
familiar areas.
• The lights at street corners provide safe places to cross.
• Look left-right-left when crossing streets and keep
eye contact with drivers to make sure they see you.
• Watch out for vehicles backing out of driveways.
Halloween is an exciting time for kids, but can
be worrisome for parents. This year leave the fear to
spooky movies and pick a costume that’s fun and safe
for your child. Parents with children in car seats need
to make sure their costume doesn’t interfere with the
proper fit and function of the car seats. Also, have your
little ghouls and goblins buckled-up when the vehicle is
in motion, everyone, every time. Be Safe out there!
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Two factory workers are talking. The woman says,
“I can make the boss give me the day off.”
The man replies, “And how would you do that?”
The woman says, “Just wait and see.”
She then dresses like a pumpkin and sits on Boss’
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me to work in the dark!”
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 • 10 AM
Registration @ 8:30 am Costume Contest!
Dash Starts @ 10 am Prizes for Best Overall, Best Group/Family,
Cost: $15/person Best in Age (Newborn-5, 6-13, 19-30, 30+)
Must participate in Dash for Costume Contest
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Take $5 off with a non-perishable food item Contact Jory @
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Letter to the Buzz
CORRECTION with EXPLANATION
-Truth, Reasoning,Action, Why
This is a correction in reference to my Oct. 22nd
Letter to The Buzz. After meeting with the Valley
County Attorney, I stand corrected.
I prefaced that article stating that I was recently
appointed to NVC Water/Sewer District. This disclosure
was intended to qualify the reason and substance of the
article. I could have been perceived as improper by
technicality...” The Sunshine Law.”
My writings were done per 4 pages of Section 7 of a
checklist of the MRWA (Montana Rural Water Systems).
I satisfied 7 or 18 items of their published booklet that
was sent specifically to me by their office in Great
Falls. That checklist covered “Communications, Part of
Modern Utility Management.”
I wrote the article thinking that I was being open,
honest, ethical, and prudent. If some take offense to my
writing style or the substance of the article, I must offer
my apology. I thought that I was using simple common
sense by addressing public concerns as well as fulfilling
my fiduciary responsibilities.
Yesterday I spoke to a retired employee of Montana
Rural Water Systems. I explained the challenges
facing North Valley County Water/Sewer District. We
discussed different issues pertaining to water treatment
and sewer maintenance. I was enlightened as to the top
priorities on which to focus.
With the Dry Prairie Water supply coming online
with additional costs to our District and water users in
St.Marie... the focus has been on “Prudent Management
and Spending” to avoid raising Water/Sewer rates in
addition to the new Dry Prairie EDU fee to be paid
monthly by St. Marie water customers
Again, I repeat: “I stand corrected” as far as the issue of
the Sunshine Law.
~ Nick Chiechi
Milk River Inc.
Annual Meeting
October 29, 2018 • 7:00 P.M.
This will be held at the
Milk River Activity Center
219 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow
All are welcome & encouraged to attend!
Please come join us for our 15th Annual Fundraiser
Friday, November 2 • Cottonwood Inn
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6 p.m. • Dinner with auction to follow
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for Valley County Justice of the Peace
EXPERIENCE:
• Clerk for Valley County Justice Court for 11+ years
• Enter citations, Criminal complaints, Civil complaints, and Small Claims
• Sending out Jury Questionnaires and entering them in as they come back
• Sending out Jury Summons for Jury Trials
• Initial Appearances, taking payments, making deposits, and end of
months reports and other day to day tasks
I see the need for the Justice Court to be more available.
I have also been approved by the Montana Supreme Court
to fill in as a Sub Judge for 8+ years
PERSONAL:
• Valley County resident for 20+ years
• Hobbies are camping, fishing, hiking, hunting and horseback riding.
• Love following my nephews’ sporting events and niece with her activities.
• My husband is a Retired Navy Disabled Veteran (Thank you Veterans!!) G A M A S
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Race for PSC
‘I Want Nemont To Say Pinocci Supported Us’
by Mike Stebleton, Daniels County Leader
Randy Pinocci is the Republican nominee running
for the open seat of District 1 on the Montana Public
Service Commission (PSC), which regulates utilities
for the state’s rate payers, including water, natural gas,
electricity and telecommunications.
The District 1 position became open this year as
current commissioner Travis Kavulla (R-Great Falls)
has been term-limited out, which takes effect in January
2019, and couldn’t run for this same position in the
June 5 primary election nor the upcoming November 6
general election.
District 1 covers 19 counties in northeastern and
northcentral Montana, including Blaine, Cascade,
Chouteau, Daniels, Dawson, Fergus, Garfield, Hill,
Judith Basin, Liberty, McCone, Petroleum, Phillips,
Richland, Roosevelt, Sheridan, Toole, Valley and
Wibaux.
Pinocci, who is a second generation farmer from
Sun River, which is approximately 17 miles west of Great RANDY PINOCCI, left, the Republican candidate for
Falls, says he has the experience that counts for the post District 1 of the Montana Public Service Commission,
he is seeking, working directly with the PSC during the visits with a potential voter Saturday, October 6, during the
2015 Montana legislative session when he was a member 68th annual Meeting of Members of Nemont Telephone
of the House of Representatives. He has also served on Cooperative, Inc. in Scobey. — Leader photo, Mike
the Federal Relations Energy and Telecommunications Pinocci was one of five Republicans receiving a perfect
Committee (FRET). 100 percent score from the Montana Family Foundation.
During an interview with the Leader Saturday, “I’m pro family,” he said.
October 6, at the 68th annual Meeting of Members of In addition to being previously endorsed by
Nemont Telephone Cooperative, Inc. in Scobey, Pinocci the Montana Family Foundation, Pinocci was also
said electric rates are his biggest concern “because they previously endorsed by the National Rifle Association,
effect more than 400,000 customers.” Montana Shooting Sports Association and Americans
Pinocci, who was the state-wide director for the for Prosperity while he served in the Montana
late U.S. Senator Conrad Burns of Montana and worked Legislature.
with Charleston Heston while he was President of the The other four PSC districts are currently being
National Rifle Association, said if elected he is “going served by Tony O’Donnell (District 2), Roger Coopman
to try and convince the other four commissioners they (District 3), Bob Lake (District 4) and Brad Johnson
need to put more money into District 1” due to its (District 5).
vastness (geographically it’s twice the size of District 4 “I’ve worked with all of these men before,” Pinocci
and 5 combined and is close to the same size as District pointed out.
2 and 3 combined). “The district most deserving is No. For more information Pinocci can be contacted
1,” he said. “That’s why I’m here.” by telephone at 1-406-231- 3649 (or 1-406-264-5391
“My goal when I get elected to this position is to in Helena), on the internet at Pinocci@3rivers.net and
make sure District 1 will have better telecommunications on Facebook at Pinocciforpsc, where he says “you can
than when I started,” he said. “I want Nemont to say friend me personally.”
‘Pinocci supported us’.” (In Thursday’s Buzz: the Daniels County Leader story on
While he served District 19 in the Montana House Democratic candidate Doug Kaercher)
GMS Cross Country continued from front
On the boys’ side, 8th grader Lane Thompson,
who has led the team all year, finished as the top
Glasgow runner with a time of 9:35, good for 2nd
place overall. Seventh-grader Eli Feezell took 3rd
place with a time of 9:44, and 8th grader Reed Larsen
finished in 11th place with a time of 10:48. Other
scorers included 6th grader Connor Hudyma, 20th
with a time of 11:51, and 8th grader Dylan Hlad, who
finished his middle school career in 21st place overall
and a time of 11:53. The Scotties compiled 57 team
points at the Harlem meet.
The GMS cross country team ended up racing 8
times for the year, starting the season in Wolf Point
back in late August and finishing in Harlem. Other
venues included a home meet at the City of Glasgow’s
Sullivan Park, then on the road in Culbertson, Havre,
and Frazer before hosting two dozen schools at
Kiwanis Park at Fort Peck. The harriers finished the
season on the road in Miles City and Harlem.
Both the boys and girls teams fielded 16
runners. Scotty boys, and their grades, included
Lane Thompson (8th), Eli Feezell (7th), Reed Larsen
(8th), Connor Hudyma (6th), Dylan Hlad (8th), Ted
See (6th), Malin Beck (6th), Owen Thompson (6th),
Tristan Erb (8th), Gustavo Pacheco (8th), Dustyn Photo by Andrew McKean
Erb (6th), Josh Llewellyn (6th), Noah Leckie (6th),
Sam Knierim (8th), Mason Hunter (6th), and Jackson Eve Stone (center), on the verge of beginning her
Bishop (7th). finish-line surge, would win the Harlem Invitational.
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