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BUZZIFIEDS
Heres a *T*I*P*
Dont forgetFire Prevention
Night!Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41.
Northwest
wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers before noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 61. East wind 9 to 14 mph,with
gusts as high as 20 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35.East wind 9
to 11 mph.
Thursday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. East wind 7to 9
mph.
Thursday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. Eastwind
around 9 mph.
Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 63. East southeast
wind around 11 mph.
Friday Night:Mostly clear, with a low around 43.
Saturday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 66.
Saturday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 62.
Sunday Night:A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,with a
low around 40.
Columbus Day:A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny,with a
high near 60.
RUMMAGE SALE: Friday, October 10th, 9am-4pm; S11th, 9am-Noon.
Knick-knacks, holiday decorations, kitchunits, pool table, foosball
table, electric organ.FIRST UNICHURCH (LOCATED ACROSS FROM
McDONALDS
BUZZEAST SIDE AIDE POSITION OPEN: Duties will be to asclassroom
and other duties as assigned. St arting wage ishr after 3 months;
benets include vacation pay, sick leComplete and submit Classied
Application on our websk12.mt.us - click on the Employment Tab,
then select ClPosition open until lled. CALL MIKE ZOANNI FOR
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BUZZDRIVER WANTED: Ezzies Wholesale, Inc. has aServiceman
position available in Glasgow. Duties inpropane, gas & diesel,
as well as other duties. Must haobtain CDL with the following
endorsements: HazardousThe right candidate must be a self-starter
and have exservice skills. Full benet package including paid
vacatioavailable. Wages DOE. APPLY AT EZZIES WESTEND
BUZZHELP WANTED:Part-time Convenience Store Clerk/Cafor public
service, be a self-starter who keeps busy, muswritten & verbal
instructions, must be honest, trustwortResponsibilities include:
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merchandise (incl. t obacchange, balancing tills, answering phone,
general cleatickets & other duties as assigned. Days &
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Sr. Citizen Menu
Call for reservation by 10 AM228-9500
WEDNESDAY
Pork Tenderloin
Brian Gregory will be at the library this evening orech night
rom 5-7 p.m. Please bring your devices and/or your questions about
your computers and electronicdevices, and Brian will do his best to
unlock their mystery.
onights uesday ech Nite
Why is it the U.S. Government does not allowcitizens to go to
Cuba and bring back Cuban cigars . . .but its OK to go to West
Arica and bring back the Ebolavirus? Allow those interested in
traveling to Arica to
go, but not come back until sitting out an
appropriatequarantine. I they dont have time to do that, then
dontgo. Living in Montana Im POd, i I was living in DallasId be
scared as hell. ~ Burl, Tings, Ideas & People,Daniels County
Leader
Watch Scotty Volleyball on V Te Scotty Volley-ball team will be
in WolPoint this Tursday,October 9th. TeNemont.V camera crew will
be there to provide livecoverage i you are a Nemont.V
subscriber.
Te Scotties lost their match to Plentywood on
Saturday 25-16, 25-21, 21-25, 25-13 and hope toturn things
around in Wol Point. une into Nemont.V. Te next opportunity to
watch Scotty ootballon Nemont.V is when they host Conrad on
Friday,October 24th. Coming off an impressive 35-0 blankingo the
Mustangs Glasgow led Malta 27-0 at halfime the Scotties will be in
Wol Point this Friday and hostPlentywood on the 17th. Te game with
the Cowboysto wrap up the regular season should provide a
goodtune-up heading into the Playoffs as the next two weeksshould
be blowouts.
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Te United States has nochoice but to attack Syriabecause
Dictator Bashar-al-Assad is killing hisown people with
chemicalweapons. Before, he was
just killing them with
bullets. But if Americacared about shooting
people, wed be invading
Chicago. ~ Stephen Colbert
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Varsity Girls Team Scores:Glasgow 61, Fergus 71,Malta 123,
Belt/Centerville
128, Havre 135, Browning144, Circle 215, ShelbyNS, Cut Bank NS,
Dodson/Whitewater NS, Poplar NS,Wolf Point NS
Individually for the Scotties:Josie Braaten 1st 19:28Amanda
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Alex Simensen 13th 22:31Kerry Hoffman 28th 23:49Julia Kolstad
32nd 24:08Faith Sallee 38th 24:27
Scotty X-Country results fromVarsity Bscores: BFergus 61, Havre
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Individually foGabe Halloc
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East Side Elementary Cross Country Results Te 4th, 5th and 6th
graders competed in theirannual cross country run on Friday
afernoon inCentennial Park. Te top three runners or each
teacherscored toward the team standings. Winning teams eachgot a
traveling trophy or both boys and girls in eachclass. Te meet was
hosted by the GHS cross countryteams. Te course was approximately
400 meters.
6th grade girls and their teacher
1 Rose Gorman Nelson2 Aubre Hartsock Nelson
3 Alexys Mann Sugg4 Summer Garfield Enebo5 Hannah Toavs Enebo6
Bailee Baxter Sugg7 Davyn Myrick Pattison
8 Christen Strope Pattison9 Keeley Edwards Enebo10 Keeli Harris
Pattison11 Lexi Walton Pattison12 Karmin Auterson Sugg
13 Shelby Stewart Enebo14 Naomi Siverly Enebo15 Elizabeth
Nyquist Enebo16 Jenny Riley Sugg
17 Mercedes Taylor Pattison18 Emma Walls Sugg19 Shanice
Lagerquist Nelson20 Reyna Merritt Nelson21 Cerenity Olsen Sugg
22 Techea Wiseman Nelson23 Kellee Hall Nelson24 Emma Miller
Nelson25 Tabby Wagoner Pattison26 Georgia Emeline Sugg
6th grade boys
1 Logan Sinclair Nelson2 Michael Uphues Pattison
3 Colten Fast Nelson4 Mikey Thompson Enebo5 Aden Zoanni
Pattison6 Carl Zabrocki Sugg7 Dawson Boland Sugg
8 Vincent Chappell Sugg9 Talon Laffin Enebo10 Trevor Klind
Enebo11 Kyle Stahl Pattison
12 Cooper Larson Nelson13 Ty Kittleson Sugg14 Charlie Wilson
Sugg15 Colter Cumber Enebo16 Tristan Stewart Nelson
17 Calvin Bengochea Pattison18 Tel Aune Enebo19 Blake
Sigmundstad Nelson20 Ian Peterson Enebo21 Jason Turpin Sugg
22 Justus Morin Nelson
23 Tristin Stewart Pattison24 William Knierim Pattison25 Andre
Perkins Nelson26 Jacob Wilkowski Enebo
27 Nik Nistler Nelson28 Sam Rodriguez Pattison29 Deltin Barker
Sugg30 James Johnston Enebo
5th grade girls
1 Nora Neumiller Himsl2 Iris McKean Doornek3 Tori Pehlke Himsl4
Tyann Graham Himsl
5 Brooklyn Schmidt Himsl6 Alesia Hopstad Larson7 Abrianna
Nielsen Himsl8 Abby Engstrom Larson
9 Kambria Ross Doornek10 Cecylia Faller Doornek11 Emma Page
Larson12 Kennedi Stamper Doornek13 Kimacia Curtis Doornek
14 Emma Cook Doornek15 Kassi Norcutt Doornek16 Issabella
Zimmerman Larson17 McKenna Strommen Doornek18 Klaire Krumwiede
Larson
19 Tarin Vandall Larson20 Kylie Lagerquist Himsl21 Tatum
Provencher Himsl22 Leksi Cook Larson
23 Hannah Black Larson24 Kate Parks Doornek25 Nalani DeGreek
Larson26 Kodi Schulz Himsl27 Chloe Lam Larson
5th grade boys
1 Blake Lloyd Larson2 Colter Barnett Himsl3 Damien
Sexton-Nesbitt Himsl
4 Woody Gorman Doornek5 Jake Kuka Doornek6 Devon Sexton-Nesbitt
Doornek7 Rance Rhoads Doornek
8 Wyatt Lawson Himsl9 Caleb Lawrence Larson10 Dalton Sand
Doornek
11 Bergen Miller Larson12 Parker Allen Doornek13 Ted Tryan
Himsl
14 Devon Southland Himsl15 Kaden Kummerfeldt Doornek16 Aidan
Redstone Larson17 Blake Overvold Doornek18 Fynn Sukut Himsl
19 Kyler Hallock Larson20 Gage Siefert Larson21 Noah Lippert
Doornek22 Zavier Urbin Larson23 Travis Melius Himsl
24 Mark Eliason Himsl25 Mitchel Winchester Larson
26 Austin Hughes Larson27 Joey Nixdorf Himsl
4th grade girls
1 Ava Lloyd Gamas2 Carly Nelson Gamas3 Tommi Prewett
Heringer
4 Haylly Turner Gamas5 Ashlee Meland Fauth6 Sophia Bengochea
Billingsley7 Sam Tryan Billingsley8 Cazree Sugg Heringer
9 Dionne Wilson Fauth10 Ali Kuka Fauth11 Alaina Cox Fauth12
Brielle Partridge Heringer
13 Stevie Hartwell Fauth14 Emma Whitmer Billingsley15 E sther
Boelman Fauth16 Shawna Buckles Gamas17 Haven Riddick Fauth
18 Kyleigh Garsjo Gamas19 Alyssa Allen Gamas
20 Ava Reyes
21 Jordan Ren22 Tatyana Be23 Roxi Saiz 24 Hannah Nix
25 Colleen Lam26 Alyson Mel27 Rylee Mix 28 Reanna Ho29 Chrissy
Wa
30 ChassidyLongtree R
31 Faith Turne32 Lauren Hub
4th grade boys1 Riley Smith2 Mo Fast 3 Trevor Dula
4 Dylan Linde5 Levi Overvo6 Beau Bergi7 Aiden Hoer8 Jack
Cornw
9 Keigan Ingr10 Alex Strope11 Dylan Hlad 12 Jordan Plum13 Sam
Knieri
14 Jarrek Mille15 Chase Tatu16 Carlos Gon17 Walker Olso
18 Ben Kompe19 Aidin Wilko20 Evan Pankr21 Hunter Clar22 Mason
Swe
Next meet is in Sidney on Saturday, O
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It is that time o year again when Friends O TePioneer Museum ask
you or your help in getting outthe annual mailing. On Saturday,
October 11th volunteers will beginstuffing envelopes at 8:00 A.M.
at the VFW. For us this isour major und raiser o the year. However,
it is not theonly time you can help us out financially. Any time
youwant to make a donation as a memorial or an outrightgif to our
efforts you may do so. In act, we encourage
it and welcome it. Or i you want to take part in yoursupport has
helped us make many improvements overthe years at the Pioneer
Museum.
Our main objective now is to erect a building onthe lot across
the street to house the Agricultural andRailroad artia cts that we
have. Te two areas o thedevelopment o our area are the basics that
made ValleyCounty what it is today. Tose artiacts need to
beprotected rom the elements in order to preserve themand right now
we are in no position to do so. We areworking towards that goal and
are getting closer toenacting the plan we have to raise the
majority o theunds necessary to do just that. When you get
yourmailing please check it and read it so you can knowwhat our
goal is.
And i at all possible come help. You will have agood time
visiting with riends and neighbors. We willalso have some very good
rereshments to serve. Welook orward to seeing you. ~ Friends of the
Pioneer Museum
Its mailing time Saturday at theValley County Pioneer Museum
Te Northeast Montana Childrens Museumsnewest exhibit, the World
Wildlife Experience, is not yetcomplete, however is set to open to
the public in January. Due to numerous requests, they have
decidedto offer a select number o guided tours through thisexhibit
given by Skip Erickson himsel to help raiseunds to support this
exhibit. Tere are a limitednumber o individuals allowed or each
tour so sign-ups
are necessary. ours will be $10 per person and childrenare ree.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.o sign up or a tour call
the Museum at 228-4386 orcall Stacey at 230-2517, or visit the
Museums website atwww.nemtchildrensmuseum.org. our dates are:
Tursday, October 16th, 4-5pmand 5:30-6:30; Friday, October 17th,
4-5pm and 5:30-6:30pm; Saturday October 18th 9-10am and
11-12pm.
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Breakfast
Egg & Cheese Sand. HamJuice Milk
Lunch
Turkey & Gravy Mashed PotatoesCorn Cran. Jell-O Bun
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