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The Christmas season has kicked off in Glasgow

there is a big day ahead this Friday featuring

numerous Holiday Open Houses. Also, The

Glory of Christmas Art Show at the Cottonwood

Inn is scheduled for Friday, December 5th and

Saturday, December 6th. Featuring the works of

several area artists, the Opening Gala is Friday

from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday hours are

10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Pictured above is the

photography work of Denae Kauffman. Be sure

to stop by The Glory of Christmas for some

convenient Christmas shopping.

Watchful Eye

Vol.3,No.207 Thursday,

December4

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Seeking comment on fishing contests Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks is seeking publiccomment on more than 50 fishing contests proposedstatewide or the open-water season o 2015. Four o theseproposed contests are in Region 7. Participants must comply with state fishingregulations, including daily and possession limits. Mostcontests require catch-and-release fishing and participantsin these contests may not keep any fish.Applications or contests may be approved, denied orapproved with conditions. Conditions placed on contestsmay help to minimize fish mortality, regulate harvestreduce user conflicts or require additional access sitemaintenance when needed.For inormation on the proposed contests visit FWPswebsite at wp.mt.gov, choose Public Notices then Fishing2015 Fishing Contests; or call 406-444-2449.Te comment deadline is Dec. 28 and may be mailed toFWP Fisheries Division, P.O. Box 200701, Helena, M

59620-0701 or emailed to [email protected].

I you had one mission what would it be? Would itbe to amass as much wealth as possible, become amousso everyone would remember your name, would it be toaccomplish everything on your bucket list beore you die,or would you try to create as much change or the good inthe world as possible? Well, a group o men and women rom the Glasgow-area Churches are doing just that. Trough an organization

called One Mission Society they will be heading downto Port Au Prince, Haiti to build houses in earthquake-destroyed areas.

In January 2010 an earthquake devastated Haiti soOne Mission Societyresponded by creating a plan to rebuildand build new houses or people who cannot afford to pickthemselves up afer this tragedy. Even five years afer theearthquake there are still plenty o people who need help.One Mission Societyhas asked the questions: i you had anopportunity would you do whatever God asked you to do,would you go wherever God asked you to go, and would

give whatever God asked you to give?In February 2015 Glasgow area churches will be

responding to those questions by sending 15 men andwomen to help build houses, build relationships and bringhope to people who need help. But how do oil changes help Haiti? We want to helpyou with your car care or the winter months ahead bychanging your oil, checking your fluids and tire pressure,as well as a vacuum and window washing. So call or textSeth Runner @ 263-2753 or Nate Ramsey @ 230-0993 oryour appointment or Saturday, December 6th rom 9 a.m.

Oil Change For A Change

- 3 p.m. or stop by Zerbe Brothers that day and we will fiyou in. We will supply oil and filters as well as other fluidsYour donation will assist in expenses or the trip and helpwith materials or the houses we will build, as well as paysalaries or the Haiti locals who are there to learn skillsand provide or their amilies. So we invite you to bringyour car and help make a change in Haiti.


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BUZZIFIEDS

Getting

warmerSaturdayTonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 6. Wind chillvalues as low as -4. Northwest wind around 6 mph.

Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 21. Wind chill values

as low as -4. Northwest wind around 7 mph becoming eastin the afternoon.

Friday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 13. Windchill values as low as -1. East southeast wind 8 to 13 mph.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 34. East southeastwind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25.Southwest wind 6 to 13 mph.

Sunday: A slight chance of rain or freezing rain beforenoon, then a slight chance of rain, freezing rain, and sleet.Partly sunny, with a high near 33. West northwest wind

around 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Chance ofprecipitation is 20%.

Sunday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 13.

Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 29.

Monday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19.

Tuesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 36.Tuesday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24.

DOLORES MATUSKAwill have 18 dolls & doll clothes at the Senior CenteCraft Sale SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 9AM - NOON

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Six hurdles small retailersface during the holiday seasonby Wayne Gardella, SBAs Montana District Director

Locally-owned small retailers can earn 50 percentor more o total annual sales during the critical holidayshopping period between Black Friday and New Years

Day. Te business choices made during this importantperiod can have direct effects on a small firms cash flowor the entire year. Te SBA surveyed several businesscounselors rom Small Business Development Centersand SCORE to compile this list o the top six hurdlessmall retailers ace during the busy holiday shoppingseason.1. Lack o inventory control. Inventory control is

crucial or all small retailers, especially duringthe busy holiday sales months. It is importantto remember that inventory equals profits, andknowing how much product to order, when to orderit, and what items to order can make the differencebetween having cash in the bank or aging inventoryon the shelves.

2. Hiring the wrong employees or critical positionsTere is a cost to hiring the wrong people or keypositions. Small firms tend to have less layers omanagement between the owner and the employeesthereore new hires must be able to perorm withless direct supervision and be motivated to get the

job done right the first time. Avoid this issue bywriting a detailed job description and training newemployees on how you want them to represent yourbusiness.

3. Undercapitalization is a lump o coal no businesswants or needs. Cash flow is the lie blood o alsmall businesses. Cash flow allows a business tomake payroll, pay suppliers, and keep its doorsopen. Business owners can immediately increasecash flow by collecting accounts receivables in a

timely manner; not keeping too much cash tiedup in unnecessary inventory; and eliminatingunprofitable account relationships.

4. Not embracing online sales and social media. Arecent US Census Bureau report shows that morethan $75 billion in e-commerce sales were madeduring the second quarter o 2014 a 5 percenincrease over the previous quarter. A 2013 study byForrester Research Inc. showed that by 2017 nearly

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

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60 percent o all U.S. retail sales will involve the web.As more consumers make holiday purchases usingthe internet, it is imperative that small retailersdevelop a retail web presence. Also, leveragewitter and Facebook to promote one-day salesor plug special product lines and high inventoriedmerchandise.

5. Not delaying the employee office party and socialevents. It is sales crunch time rom Black Fridayuntil New Years Day. Office parties can causedistractions at a time when the business needs tobe especially productive. oo much ood and drinkcan not only cause a nasty hangover, but sidetrackemployee and managements ocus. Considermoving the company party until afer New YearsDay and call it the annual thank-you event.

6. Innovation and creativity lost. Historically, locally-owned small retailers beat their big box competitorsby providing outstanding individualized customer

service. Black Friday creep has pushed largeretailers into flooding the market with lost leaderpricing on a wide array o holiday products. Smallretailers should take the offensive by selling creativeand innovative products that cannot be ound atthe local mega mall. Create a unique customerexperience that will draw shoppers to travel outsideo their comort zone and discover that out o theordinary shopping district with ten trendy stores,not 100 traditional chain stores.

For more inormation on ways the SBA can assist yoursmall business this holiday season, visit www.sba.gov orcall the Montana District Office at 406-441-1081.

Thirsty ThursdayCHILI DOGS & SPECIALS.

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?

Tursday, Dec. 4th @ 5:30 pmSunnyside Golf & Country Club

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Tank you for your 31 plus years of Service at HLHP04/14/1983 12/31/2014

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Christmas... perhaps... means a little bit more!~ Dr. Seuss, How the Grinch Stole Christmas!


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Scotty Boys & Girls BasketballFri Dec 5 @ Glendive 3:30 p.m.

Tues Dec 9 @ Saco/WW (JV/V) 4:30 p.m.

Fri Dec 12 vs. Roundup (C/JV/V) 1:00 p.m.

Sat Dec 13 @ Baker (C/JV/V) 1:30 p.m.

Mon Dec 15 @ Scobey (JV Only) 4:30 p.m.

Fri Dec 19 vs. Malta (C,JV,V) 3:30 p.m

Sat Dec 20 @ Opheim (Girls C Squad) 12:00 p.m.

Fri Jan 2 @ Sidney (C/JV/V)

Thurs Jan 8 vs. Scobey (JV Only) 4:30 p.m.

Fri Jan 9 @ Harlem (C/JV/V) 3:00 p.m.

Sat Jan 10 vs. Plentywood (JV,V) 1:00 p.m.Thurs Jan 15 @ Wolf Point (C Squad Only) 6:00 p.m.

Fri Jan 16 @ Poplar (JV,V)

Sat Jan 17 @ Wolf Point (JV,V)

Thurs Jan 22 vs. Sidney (C,JV,V) 3:30 p.m.

Fri Jan 23 @ Malta (C,JV,V)

Sat Jan 24 @ Lustre (C Squad Only)

Thurs Jan 29 vs. Saco/WW (JV,V) 3:30 p.m.

Fri Jan 30 vs. Glendive (C,JV,V) 3:30 p.m.

Fri Feb. 6 vs. Harlem (C,JV,V) 3:30 p.m.

Sat Feb 7 @ Plentywood (JV,V)

Thurs Feb 12 vs. Wolf Point (C Squad Only) 6:00 p.m

Fri Feb 13 vs. Poplar- (JV,V) 3:30 p.m.

Sat Feb 14 vs. Wolf Point (JV,V) 1:00 p.m.

Thurs Feb 19-21 District 2B @ Wolf Point

Thurs Feb 26-28 Girls Northern B Divisional @ Malta

Thurs Mar 5-7 Boys Northern B Divisional @ Shelby

Thurs Mar 12-14 State B @ Great Falls Expo Park

Scotty WrestlingFri Dec 5-6 - @ Sidney Invitational

Thurs Dec 11 @ Wolf Point

Sat Dec 13 Glasgow Invitational

Fri Dec 19-20 CMR Holiday Invitational

Sat Jan 3 - Poplar Invitational (JV only)

Tues Jan 6 - Dual vs. Glendive (6:00 p.m.)

Thurs Jan 8 - @ Chester Mixer

Fri Jan 9-10 @ Cut Bank InvitationalFri Jan 16-17 @ Cowboy Invitational

Tues Jan 20 @ Sidney

Fri Jan 23 @ Chinook Mixer

Sat Jan 24 @ Harlem Invitational

Fri Jan 30 @ Malta Mixer

Sat Jan 31 @ Malta Invitational

Sat Feb 7 Eastern B/C Divisional @ Shepherd

Sat Feb 13-14 State B/C @ Billings Metra

Scotty Sports schedule changes made While the Nemont.V Scotty winter sportsschedule cards are now in circulation, GHS AthleticDirector Brenner Flaten advises that there have beena ew schedule changes, time changes and additionsas o Wednesday, December 3rd. Please note that theBasketball teams will now be in Saco next uesdayinstead o Tursday. Here are the latest and greatest o

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01. After the Lone Ranger saved the day and rode off intothe sunset, the grateful citizens would ask, Who was that

masked man? Invariably, someone would answer, I dontknow, but he left this behind. What did he leave behind?

02. When the Beatles rst came to the U.S. in early 1964,we all watched them on The __________________ Show.

03. Get your kicks, ___________________.

04. The story you are about to see is true. The names have

been changed___________________.

05. In the jungle, the mighty jungle, ________________.

06. After the Twist, The Mashed Potato, and the Watusi, we

danced under a stick that was lowered as low as we couldgo in a dance called the _____________.

07. N_E_S_T_L_E_S, Nestles makes the very best_______________.

08. Satchmo was Americas Ambassador of Goodwill Ourparents shared this great jazz trumpet player with us. His

name was _________________.

09. What takes a licking and keeps on ticking?

10. Red Skeltons hobo character was named__________________ and Red always ended his television

show by saying, Good Night, and _______________.

11. Some Americans who protested the Vietnam War did so

by burning their____________.

12. The cute little car with the engine in the back and the

trunk in the front was called the VW. What other names didit go by? ____________ &_______________.

13. In 1971, singer Don MacLean sang a song about, the daythe music died. This was a tribute to ___________________.

14. We can remember the rst satellite placed into orbit. TheRussians did it. It was called ___________________.

15. There was a song that came out in the 60s that was agrave yard smash. Its name was the ________________.

16. Who knows what secrets lie in the hearts of men? OnlyThe ___________ Knows!

17. Alka Seltzer used a boy with a tablet on his head as its

Logo/Representative. What was the boys name?

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Lunch: FISH BURGERDinner: WALLEYE

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December 6th @ 6 pm

December 7th @ 2 pm

Evangelical ChurchRefreshments following

ChristmasIllbeHomeFor

EvangelicalFamily Choir

125 4th St. South Glasgow, MT 59230 406.228.9361 www.ibyourbank.com

Friday, December 5 ~ 10:00 am 2:00 p.m.

My idea of Christmas, whether old-fashioned ormodern, is very simple: loving others. Come tothink of it, why do we have to wait for Christmas

to do that? ~ Bob Hope

01.A silver bullet. 02. The Ed

Sullivan Show 03.On Route

66 04. To protect the innocent.05. The Lion sleeps tonight

06.The limbo 07.Chocolate

08. Louis Armstrong 09.The

Timex watch 10.Freddy, The

Freeloader, and Good Night,

and may God Bless. 11.Draft

cards (and bras, although

some may have thought the

American Flag) 12. Beetle

or Bug 13.Buddy Holly 14.

Sputnik 15. Monster Mash

16. Shadow 17. Speedy

December 12 at 5:30Cottonwood Inn

Contact Theresa

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WOMENS

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Assembly of God

Tickets are $20

Great Food, Fun Prizes,

Wonderful Entertainment!

A great night to enjoy your friends.

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Have you driven across the Fort Peck Dam to thespillway in the past ew months? Tose trucks haulinggravel or the spillway project have about demolishedthat stretch o road.

Te Montana Department o ransportation (MD)would like to notiy the public and seek comments on a

proposal to resurace approximately 7.4 miles o M 24east o Fort Peck in McCone and Valley counties. Te project begins just east o the Fort Peck Lakespillway at reerence post (RP) 52.2 and extends westacross Fort Peck Dam or approximately 7.4 miles endingnear the intersection with Galpin Road at reerence post59.6. Proposed work includes milling the existing suracewhere there is curb and gutter, applying a new overlaythroughout the project, and finishing with a seal and

cover (chip seal), upgraded pavement marking, andsignage. Te purpose o the project is to extend theservice lie o the highway and take a cost-effectiveaction to preserve and maintain the existing highway. Te project is tentatively scheduled or constructionin 2015, depending on completion o all projectdevelopment activities and availability o unding. No

new Right-o-Way or utility relocations will be needed. For more inormation, please contact GlendiveDistrict Administrator Shane Mintz at (406) 345-8212or Project Design Engineer Kevin Gilbert at (406)444-6230. Members o the public may submitwritten comments to the Montana Department oransportation Glendive office at PO Box 890, GlendiveM 59330-0890, or online at http://www.mdt.mt.gov/mdt/comment_orm.shtml. Please note that your comments are or projectUPN 8649000. Alternative accessible ormats o thisinormation will be provided upon request.

Seeking comments? Heres our comment: Git er done!

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