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4 Block of Bucks today, Shopping Saturday

On the reboundMatt Reyling, bottom, and Kasey Seyfert get in a nal round

of practice before the wrestling season ofcially kicked

off today at the Eagle Invitational. The wrestling numbers

are up considerably for rst-year Scotty Head Coach Jory

Casterline, who has always maintained the belief, To

be the best you have to compete with the best. Well, the

Scotsmen be doing that today and Saturday in Sidney as

this is perhaps the toughest tournament offered in Montana

this season, featuring all the AA programs in Billings. In

addition to featuring some of the regions most competitive

wrestling programs, Sidney welcomes a nationally ranked

team in Poway, Calif., as well as a power-house program ou

of Lake Stevens, Wash.

The Glasgow Wrestling Club will be hosting sign-ups next

Saturday, December 13th from 10:00 A.M. until the end of

the Glasgow Invitational. Please make it to the High Schoo

with your child to take in some great wrestling action and ge

the youth season kick-started.


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Collections were being taken today in downtownGlasgow or the annual Block o Bucks program. ValleyCounty children rom inants to 12 years o age will beable to shop or well needed winter clothing because othis annual undraiser.

On Saturday, December 6th, Soroptimists will holdthe Block o Bucks childrens shopping event. Families

that have registered their children should meet at OddFellows Hall at 9:00 am. Children do not have to bepresent in order or amilies to participate. Volunteers are needed to assist amilies as they shopon this special day. Shopping sites will include D&GSports & Western, Killions, Little Campers, & ShopkoI you can help shop or have any questions, please callMary Armstrong at 253-350-2070.

Block of Bucks is underway

Free winter gear giveaway Te St. Raphaels Coat Closet will be open onSaturday, December 13th to provide ree coats andwinter gear or those who could use a little boost thiholiday season. Tis includes winter boots or adultand children. I you know anyone in need, please contact themand let them know about this Christian service.

Te St. Raphaels Coat Closet, located at 412 3rdAvenue North, will be open rom 9 a.m. to noon.

Coming to East Side Library

Tere will be a Scholastic Holiday Book Fair inthe library o the East Side School eaturing books andholiday items or preschoolers to 6th grade.

Diaries, pens & markers, bookmarkers, posters,pencils and more will be on sale. Hours are:Monday, December 8th:8:00-11:30 and 3:30-4:30uesday, December 9th:8:00-11:30 and 3:30-6:00Wednesday, December 10th:8:00 -11:30 and 3:30-6:00Tursday, December 11th:8:00-11:30 and 3:30-4:00 When parents and students buy scholastic items,the Glasgow school libraries earn ree books.DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

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BUZZIFIEDS

Finally, somehighs abovefreezing!!!

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 13. Wind chi

values as low as -2. East southeast wind 8 to 10 mph.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 32. Wind chil

values as low as -2. East southeast wind 10 to 13 mph.

Saturday Night: A slight chance of rain or freezing rain

before 11pm, then a slight chance of freezing rain. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 24. Southeast wind 5 to 8 mphbecoming west southwest after midnight. Chance o

precipitation is 20%.

Sunday: A slight chance of freezing rain before 11am, then

a slight chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy, with a highnear 35. West northwest wind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as

high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Sunday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17. Wes

northwest wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 29. Calm wind

becoming south southeast around 5 mph in the afternoon.

Monday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23.

Tuesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 39.

Tuesday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 29.

Wednesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 40.

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SCANDINAVIAN AND HOLIDAY BAKE SALE at First Lutheran ChurchSaturday, Dec. 6, 9am - 12 noon. Cookies, candies, breads, and kitchecraft items.COFFEE SHOP WITH FOOD SAMPLES.

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Harry S ruman Multiple theories surrounded his middle nameofen times invented by political enemies. One theorywent that rumans middle name was Solomon, whichhis rivals said meant he was secretly Jewish. Anothertheory claimed that in order to become a Freemasonhe had to have a middle name so he adopted the initiaS. Afer encountering name-related conusion all hilie, ruman finally explained in his autobiography tha

since his parents wanted to name him in honor o twodifferent relatives both o whose names started withthe letter S they decided to compromise and just givehim the middle name S instead o picking one overthe other. ruman wrote: I was named or Harrison Young. I was given thediminutive Harry and, so that I could have two initials inmy given name, the letter S was added. My Grandatherrumans name was Anderson Shippe ruman and myGrandather Youngs name was Solomon Young, so received the S or both o them.


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Headed to the Hall Montana natives Bob OBillovich (Butte) andDave Dickenson (Great Falls) will be inducted intothe Canadian Football Hall o Fame, it was announcedrecently during Grey Cup estivities in Vancouver.

OBillovich had a 50-year career in the CanadianFootball League as a player, assistant coach, head coachand general manager. During his eight seasons (1982-

89) as head coach o the oronto Argonauts, the teamcaptured the Grey Cup in 1983. Dickenson, currently Assistant Head Coach andOffensive Coordinator o the Calgary Stampeders,spent his playing days as a quarterback with Calgary,winnning the Grey Cup in 1998, and the BritishColumbia Lions, claiming the Grey Cup in 2006. Dickensons CFL career passing percentage o .675is second best in league history. He passed or 22,913yards and 154 touchdowns with 50 interceptions. Couldhe be the next head coach or his ormer Grizzlies?


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Over the river and through the woods... Te holidays are one o the busiest times o theyear or travelers. Millions will hop a plane or trainto visit loved ones and even more will take to thehighways. Te American Red Cross offers these tipspeople can ollow to have a sae trip over the upcomingholiday.

DRIVING O GRANDMAS HOUSE Check theweather along your route and plan or travel aroundany storms that may be coming. Watch weatherpredictions or your entire route so you know what toexpect along the way. Make sure you ollow these steps to have a saetrip: Buckle up, slow down, dont drive impaired. Bewell rested and alert. Follow the rules o the road.Use caution in work zones. Give your ull attentionto the road. Avoid distractions such as cell phones.Observe speed limits driving too ast or too slow

can increase your chance o being in a collision. Makerequent stops. During long trips, rotate drivers.I youre too tired to drive, stop and get some rest.Dont ollow another vehicle too closely. Clean yourheadlights, taillights, signal lights and windows tohelp you see, especially at night. urn your headlights

on as dusk approaches, or i you are using your windshield

wipers due to inclement weather. Dont overdrive yourheadlights. I you have car trouble, pull off the road as

ar as possible. I winter weather threatens and you become stuckin the snow, these tips are or you: Stay with the carDo not try to walk to saety. ie a brightly colored cloth

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Start the car and use the heater or about 10 minutesevery hour. Keep the exhaust pipe clear so umes wontback up in the car. Leave the overhead light on when theengine is running to help rescuers see the vehicle. Keepone window away rom the blowing wind slightly opento let in air. Carry an emergency preparedness kit inthe trunk. Keep your cars gas tank ull or emergencyuse and to keep the uel line rom reezing.

PLANES, RAINS, BUSES Its flu season. Iyouve been sick or been in contact with someone whois sick, consider postponing your trip. You could becontagious or a week beore symptoms appear. Remember that everything you touch may havebeen touched by someone else ticket agents, luggagehandlers, flight attendants, etc. Handle your ownbelongings as much as possible. Wash your hands ofenwith soap and water. Carry hand sanitizer and anti-bacterial wipes with

you. You can use them to wash your hands or wipedown suraces such as armrests. Bring your own pillows and blankets they canact as a shield against the seat itsel. Avoid touching your ace or eyes. I you have tocough or sneeze, do so into a tissue or your sleeve. BONUS IP Download the American RedCross First Aid App. Te app provides users with quick,expert advice on what to do in case o an emergency.See all Red Cross apps at redcross.org/mobileapps. You can help people affected by disasters like home

fires as well as countless other crises at home and aroundthe world, by making a donation to support AmericanRed Cross Disaster Relie. Your gif enables the RedCross to prepare or and provide shelter, ood, emotionalsupport and other assistance in response to disasters. omake a donation, go to http://www.redcross.org/idahoor http://www.redcross.org/montana.


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The Cottonwood InnGlasgow, MT

Fri., December 5th

Opening Gala

6:30 - 9:00pmSat., December 6th

10:00am - 5:00pm

For more information call Denae at 406-230-0705

Artists Include:

Jamie Hanson

Danae Kauffman

LeAnn & Larry Ochsner

Kris Shaw

Penny Strommen

Connie Tveten

has their flu serum so stop infor your annual flu injection.

Caring for Our Community Since 1911

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We would appreciatea call ahead

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Breakfast

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Dahl AviationW: 1 L: 11

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Vicks LanesW: 9 L: 3

Glasgow StockydsW: 3 L: 9

E.G.T.W: 5 L: 7

Oasis LoungeW: 7 L: 5

Farmers ElevatorW: 4 L: 8

Nashua Mens League

Team Hdc.:Hi-Line Ford 949 & 2532Ind. Scr.:Jason Sillerud 245 & 625

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

North FortyW: 28 L: 12

Tag-A-LongsW: 27 L: 13

Blind SideW: 14 L: 26

Make ShiftsW: 11 L: 29

Tuesday Mixed League

Team Hdc.:Tag-A-Longs 779 & 2272Men Ind. Scr.: Curt Shipman 204 & RyenFalkenstern 519 Women Ind. Scr.: DarlaShipman 185 & Thelma Riggin 502

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Thompson & SonsW: 25 L: 7

Pocket PoundersW: 18 L: 14

Renner FarmsW: 18 L: 14

DurumW: 19 L: 13

Split HappensW: 19 L: 13

GranniesW: 13 L: 19

Fantastic 4W: 10 L: 22

Cant Believe its NotW: 6 L: 26

Stars & Strikes

Team Hdc.:Durum 837 & Fantastic 4, 2443Men Ind. Scr.:Paul Koski 231 & 595Women Ind. Scr.: Dawn Thompson 175& Haylee Thompson 484

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Valley SeedW: 22 L: 13

Rocks Auto MallW: 20 L: 16

Old MillW: 20 L: 16

Scottie Exp. WashW: 20 L: 16

Stebleton TruckingW: 17 L: 13

DurumW: 17 L: 19

All SeasonsW: 15 L: 21

BYEW: 6 L: 30

Tuesday Night

Team Hdc.:Valley Seed 971 & Durum 2740Ind. Scr.:Dave Riggin 246 & 638

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

BOWLING

Te University o Montana ootball program hasextended its record number o appearances in the I-AA/FCS playoffs to 22 in 2014. Te Griz have now played in50 playoff games including their 52-14 victory over SanDiego last week. Montana also holds the playoff record or most

consecutive appearances with 17 (1993-2009). Montanais 2-8 on the road in the playoffs. and the unseededGrizzlies will be in Cheney, Washington, to take on theEastern Washington Eagles. Te Eagles deeated theGriz 36-26 in Big Sky Conerence action on November10th, and this marks the first ever Grizzly-Eagle match-up in the playoffs. Te winner o the Grizzly-Eagles game will play thewinner o the Northern Iowa (9-4) at Illinois State (10-1) game Dec. 12 or 13. Mick Holien has been the voice o Grizzly ootball

the past 22-plus seasons and is in his 30th year overall.Scott Gurnsey is in his 17th year as analyst, and GregSundberg is on the sidelines or his ourth season. uneinto KLANor all the play-by-play action. Pre-game isat 2:00 with kick-off at 2:30. Te game will be televisedon ESPN GamePlan and on the internet on ESPN3.

Grizzlies take on the Eagles


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Friday Funnies

by Sugar

Jones came into the officean hour late or the thirdtime in one week and ound the boss waiting or him.Whats the story this time, Jones? he asked sarcastically.Lets hear a good excuse or a change.

Jones sighed, Everything went wrong this morning,Boss. Te wie decided to drive me to the station. She gotready in ten minutes, but then the drawbridge got stuck.Rather than let you down, I swam across the river look,my suits still damp ran out to the airport, got a rideon Mr. Tompsons helicopter, landed on top o Radio CityMusic Hall, and was carried here piggyback by one o theRockettes. Youll have to do better than that, Jones, said theboss, obviously disappointed. No woman can get ready inten minutes.

Q.Whats the difference between a good lawyer and agreat lawyer? A. A good lawyer knows the law, but a great lawyerknows the judge.

A group of retired Air Force pilots, all in their 40s,discussed where they should meet or lunch. Finally itwas agreed that they would meet at Hooters because thewaitresses were young, good looking, had antastic figuresand wore short-shorts. en years later, at age 50, the Air Force buddies onceagain discussed where they should meet or lunch. Finallyit was agreed that they would meet at Hooters because theood and service was good, they had many televisions towatch the games on, and the beer selection was excellent.

en years later, at age 60, the buddies again discussedwhere they should meet or lunch. Finally it was agreedthat they would meet at Hooters because there was plentyo parking, they could dine in peace, and it was good valueor the money. en years later, at age 70, they discussed where theyshould meet or lunch. Finally it was agreed that they wouldmeet at Hooters because the restaurant was wheelchairaccessible and had a toilet or the disabled.en years later, at age 80, the old riends discussed wherethey should meet or lunch. Finally it was agreed that they

would meet at Hooters because they had never been therebeore.

Finger Food Friday

Big Bang Saturday!JEANNIE STUBBLEFIELD TURNS 80!

RON & TRACIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

MUSIC AND FOOD STARTS AT 4PM!

- SILENT SUNDAY -

SORRY WE ARE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

MONDAY - RON TURNED 60

TUESDAY - 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF OWNERSHIP.

Wheres TheParrot, Ron?

Oil Change For A ChangeIn January 2010 an earthquake devastated Haiti, so One Mission Society will be

heading down to Port Au Prince, Ha iti to build houses for people who cannot af ford to pickthemselves up after this tragedy.

In February 2015 Glasgow-area churches will be sending 15 men and women tohelp build houses, build relationships and bring hope to people who need help. We want to help you with your car care for the winter months ahead by changingyour oil, checking your fluids and tire pressure, as well as a vacuum and window washing.

Saturday,December 6thfrom 9-3

at Zerbe Bros.

Your donation will assist inexpenses for the trip and helpwith materials for the housewe will build. We invite youto bring your car and helpmake a change in Haiti.

Call or text Seth Runner @ 263-2753or Nate Ramsey @ 230-0993 for your appointmentor stop by Zerbe Brothers and we will fit you in

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