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BUZZIFIEDS

Paint theTown Red!

Tonight:Mostly clear, with a low around 32. East southeastwind 17 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.

Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 51. East southeastwind 18 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.

Friday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. Eastsoutheast wind 8 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Eastsoutheast wind 3 to 6 mph.

Saturday Night:A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 35. North northeast wind around

11 mph.

Sunday:A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,

with a high near 45. North northwest wind 11 to 15 mph,

with gusts as high as 21 mph.Sunday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29.

Monday: A slight chance of rain and snow showers.Mostly sunny, with a high near 44.

Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27.

Tuesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 49.

Tuesday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32.

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.

BUZZ

MOVING SALE: Saturday, Nov. 1 12 noon - 5 pm. door. Household items - dishes, pictures puzzles, 911 10TH AVE. N

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INDOOR RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, Nov. 1st, 8 amaker, talking books, foot spa, computer desk &bedding in a bag, cane, ironing board, metal welcvac air filter, bar stools, booster seat, & lots more

BUZZ

SOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP: Come on in Halloween bag sale: Thurs., Fri., & Sat. All clot

items, shoes, & purses. Some exclusions appALWAYS WELCOME; ALL PROFITS GO BAC

COMMUNITY! 229 4TH ST. SOUTH, GLASGOW.

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LOOKING FOR A JOB?Maybe Taco Shack is hiriat least 14 years old, be responsible & have transfriendly workplace! PICK UP AN APPLICATION ATOR CALL SHERRI 228-2979.

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CAMPBELL LODGE: Looking for Afternoon and Afte rnoo n st arts @ $9 .00 and nigh t sh ift star ts @ after probationary period. FILL OUT APPLICATIONLODGE OR CALL 228-9328

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Daycare - Lookworkers. One full-time, one part-time FOR MOREOR TO APPLY CALL BARBARA 942-0910

BUZZPOSITION OPENING: Giftware Manager, Lead Retime, Mon Fri 8:30am- 5:30pm. Will be responsibleof the giftware department including purchasininventory, oversight of the billing/payment procesimplementing new ideas to increase foot traffic, s& marketing plans, negotiating with suppliers/venof budgets & financial oversight of the departmeinventory & standards of goods. Good people maexcellent customer service skills, high energy & aindustry along with good written & verbal commAPPLY ON-LINE AT WWW.FMDH.ORG OR CON

DEPART. 228.3638.

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FOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 406-524-3742.

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FOR RENT in St. Marie 4-bedroom 1.5 bath. Roalso. CALL 524-3188.

BUZZ

TO THE COWARDS that stole my grandsons motsouth side of Glasgow the night of Oct. 13th, I hopof yourselves. I hope your parents are proud.

BUZZ

CAN CONDUCT ESTATE, MOVING, RUMMAGE

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142 Min.118 Min.

4:00 - 6:50 - 9:30PM

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $5.75/PERSONFREE TREAT TUESDAY!Free popcorn with every paid admission at 7pm & 9pm showings

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Rated PG-13: for sexuality, violence, some drugcontent and brief strong language Rated R:Some Sexual References and Language.

4:10 - 7:00 - 9:20PM

HELD

OVER

Sr. Citizen Menu

FRIDAY

Halloween Lunch

Call for reservation by 10 AM228-9500

5 Member Teams

Men and/or WomenStarting Nov. 13

VNEAValley National Eight-ball Association

For additional Information or Sign-upContact Jory Schipman (406) 654-7097

Te Heirloom Quilters will meet on Monday Nov. 3rdat 7:00 pm at the Glasgow Senior Citizen Center. Doorswill open at 5:00 or those that would like to sew early.

Heirloom Quilters meet Monday

Te Valley County Council on Aging is having aBazaar on Saturday, November 8th rom 9:00-2:00.able rental is 10 dollars and space is still available.Please call 228-9500 to reserve your spot.

Space available for Nov. 8 Bazaar

Te Valley County ransportation AdvisoryCommittee will meet Tursday, November 6th at 3p.m.at the Glasgow Senior Citizen Center. Te generalpublic and anyone interested in transportation in ourcounty is invited.

AC to meet next Tursday


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Brent Magill

OBITUARY

Brent W. Magill, age 80, departed his earthlydwelling or his inal adventure on the 25th oOctober, 2014, with his loving companion, PatHallett, at his side. Service or Brent will be held at Our RedeemerLutheran Church in Nashua, Montana, on November1st, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. Interment will be held at theHighland Cemetery in Glasgow, Montana. Bell

Mortuary is in charge o arrangements.Brent was the eldest child o our born to Walter

H. Magill and Josephine Alice (Russell) Magill. Hewas born on the 2nd o June, 1934, in Sheridan,Wyoming. His brother Keith joined him three yearslater and their sister Karen ollowed in another yearater the amily relocated to Cheyenne, WY. hatwas the beginning o a childhood that covered manytowns in Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Colorado andNew Mexico. Sister Sandy arrived ater they movedonce again, this time to Cody, WY. He had childhoodmemories o amily picnics at Devils ower, WY andspecial memories o lie-long riendships ormed inGreybull, WY in the mid 40s and in Aztec, NM inthe early 50s. Vacations were special times spent in

Clark, CO at the grandparent Magills ranch. Brents ather was a surveyor or oil companieswhich led to the amilys nomadic lie. he continuousdisruption o changing schools, oten mid year, wasa constant in Brents lie but it provided a wealtho education/ experience never taught in schools.At two years o age, he was taken seriously ill withRheumatic Fever that damaged his heart. He lovedplaying ootball but was not allowed to participate inthe sport with the weakened heart. he highlight ohis senior year was when he managed to get a doctorspermission without parental knowledge and played

on the Aztec VARSIYootball team. Brent graduatedrom Aztec High Schoolin 1953. While still inhigh school and atergraduation, he workedin the New Mexico oilields or several years.

Brent always said theonly reason he cameto Glasgow was to joinhis amily or Christmas and he never let! In 1969,Brent graduated rom Northern Montana College inHavre, M majoring in drafing and also obtained adegree in Construction Engineering. He then taughtVoech/Industrial Arts at Glasgow High School orseveral years beore his employment with the Cityo Glasgow as the Assistant Public Works Director/Engineer. Upon his ather, Walter Magills retirement,Brent ollowed in his ootsteps by assuming the PublicWorks Director / Engineer position. In 1993 Brent retired rom the City o Glasgow.He loved to hunt and spent many outings with

riends and his brother-in-law, Curt Dassonville.Brent especially enjoyed boating and the time spentat his cabin at Ft. Peck Lake. You could always indBrent accompanied by his aithul dog, Cuda. Brent was preceded in death by his parents, Waltand Jo Magill, and his brother Keith Magill. Brent issurvived by his companion o 25 years, Pat, as wellas her children and grandchildren, his sisters, Karen(Curtis) Dassonville, their daughters and amilies,Sandy Wolczak and son and amily, sister-in-lawLinda Magill, son and daughter and amily, andmany cousins.

This 1920 +/- sq. ft. home has been newly remodeled withnew kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel

painted inside and out. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 sleepingrooms and a large open dining room, kitchen, and livingroom. Large windows add a lot of natural light in this

home. Ove rsized double car garage with new driveway andfenced yard make this home truly Move in Ready!

531 9th Street North, Glasgow- Asking $239,000Offered by:Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525 -www.redfoxxrealestate.com

#225

NEWLY REMODELED HOME ON NORTH SIDE!

BOBCATTAILGATEP

VSTailgate will start at 5:00 pm

$10per HeadChance to win 4 tickets

to the 2015 Cat/Griz game in BozemanSilent Auction:

2 Bobcat Prints & Autographed Football

Sat. November 1at 7:05 pmDoor

Prizes

Shelly George with Trivent Financial invites youto learn how you and your amily can prepare or long-term care emotionally, physically and financially. Tis complimentary one-hour presentation whichincludes a ree meal will be held uesday, November 4that 6:00 p.m. at Prairie Ridge Village. No products will besold. Please RSVP by calling Shelly at 228-2585 or 263-2585, or e-mail her at [email protected].

Preparing for long-term care

What do you call a dinosaur with a extensive vocabulary?A thesaurus.

I know a guy whos addicted to brake fuid. He says he canstop any time.

A thief who stole acalendar got twelve

months.

A dentist and a manicuristmarried. They fought

tooth and nail.

I tried to catch some fog.I mist.

When youve seen oneShopping Center youveseen a mall.

Pun-Dumb-Oh-niums


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Rose Dean Gay wasgranted her angelwings at her long-timehome in Glasgow, Mon October 25, 2014.She was born in WolPoint, M on October10, 1932 to Tomas &

Victoria (La Roque)Beauchman where sheattended school. Dean moved with her parents and 9brothers and sisters to Fort Peck in the 1950s. She wasa nurturing soul and went to Maryland to help care orher niece while in her teens. During the train trip backto Montana, she met the love o her lie, Donald GlenGay who was on his way to serve in the military. Teromance took root and they married in Glasgow onAugust 16, 1952. Four children soon ollowed - DonaldFrancis, Daniel John, D!:nnis Wayne and Diana Jean.Te amily ollowed Dons construction work all aroundMontana and Colorado. Tey finally settled or goodin Glasgow in 1971. She loved children and ound herniche providing day care, taking in oster children and

being a home maker. She was known to everyone asGrandma Dean. She will be remembered ondly by heramily, riends and all her adopted grandchildren. She is survived by her children Donald (Bonny)o Fort Peck, Dennis (Linda) o Glendive, M andDiana Hardie o Glasgow, seven grandchildren, JaredGay, DeAndra Hardie, Dawn Hardie, Danielle Hardie,PatriCk Gay, Spencer Gay and anner Gay, 5 greatgrandchildren, Khylher Wiseman, Khaynen Gay,Jarhyan Gay, Sihenna Gay and and two great-greatgrandchildren Kimber ihista and Khayson Wiseman.Brothers and sisters Jim Bushman o ucker, GA, BobBushman, Malta, M, Pearl Lapke, Simms, M, PatriciaMulligan, Glasgow and Franklin Beauchman, SunRiver, M. She was preceded in death by her Husband

Don, Son, Daniel, Sisters Mona Beauchman and RubyNelson and Brothers Albert Bushman and TomasBeauchman. Services will be held on Friday, October 31, 2014at 11:00 am at the First Lutheran Church with PastorScott Hedegard officiating. Burial will be at the GlasgowHighland Cemetery resting together with her HusbandDon. Cremation has taken place.

Dean Gay

OBITUARYThe Family of Mike Edwards

invites you to join them for a

celebration of Mikes life.

Saturday, November 1st, 20142:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Elks Club, Glasgow

2014 Health Fair

Saturday, November 8th8:00 am - Noon

at

FMDH Free Health Screening Prizes

Health Information

Bring in expired orunused medicationsfor proper disposal

SPECIALS :

A GREAT PLACE TOHANG OUT!

THE HANGAR Hwy 2 East228-8280

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties HereBOOK NOW!

SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: MUSHROOMCHEESEBURGERDinner:T-BONE

SUNDAY

Soup: TOMATO

Lunch:GRILLED HAM& CHEESE

Dinner: 2 pc. PORK CHOP

THURSDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: 2 pc. CHICKEN STRIPDinner: 8 oz. CHICKEN FRIED

STEAK

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch:SHRIMP BASKETDinner: WALLEYE

SundayNovember 2nd,20143:00PM - 6:00PM

Take-out orders are available

St. Raphaels Parish

Parish Center412 3rdAve N.

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Mon-Fri 9am ~ 5:30pmSaturday 9am ~ 4pm

Come See Whats

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The Opheim School held a Halloween literacy event on Friday, October 24th. To begin the

event Adler Morgan read Scary Cat Splat to the frst and second graders. The elementary

staff and Supt. Tony Warren dressed up in Halloween costumes and acted out the story

Room on the Broom as Mr Warren read the story to the children. Mr. Warren was the

Halloween Witch who offered Mrs. Cathy Bailey t he black cat, Mrs. Kristy Morgan the dog,

Mrs. Debbie Arnold the bird and Mr. Shane Bartschi the frog, a ride on the witches broom.

Mrs. Anne Welch was the devil who tried to sabotage them, but left apologizing to all.

Pictured left to right is Mr. Shane Bartschi, Mrs. Debbie Arnold, Mrs. Kristy Morgan, Mrs.

Cathy Bailey, Mr. Tony Warren and Mrs. Anne Welch.

Halloween PartyFriday Oct. 31st

Karaoke starts at 8 pmCostume Contest at 10 pm

1st Place $100 Gift Card

2nd Place $50 Gift Card

Jell-O Shots $3.00

State law requires hunters to stop at all game checkstations while traveling to and rom hunting areas.Failure to stop at a checking station when personnel areon duty is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine. Biological and law enorcement game check stationsmay be set up together in the same place or in separatelocations. Tis all, thousands o hunters will provideuseul inormation during these annual game checks,contributing to the management o game animalpopulations and uture hunting opportunities.

AN, Hunters: Dont forget to stop

Montana Fish, Wildlie and Parks has approvedand issued a license to a commercial ur arm southwesto Roy. Based on the analysis in the environmentalassessment, applicable laws, regulations and policies,says Gary Bertellotti, FWP Region 4 supervisor, FWPhas determined that this action will not have a significanteffect on t he human or physical environment. Te license will allow the Schultz Fur Farm topossess captive-raised bobcats, lawully obtained rom alicensed dealer or propagation and or sale o the peltsin the commercial ur industry.

FWP received more than 21,000 comments duringthe comment period, which ended Aug. 29. A summary o the comments with FWP responses,as well as the entire decision notice, is on the FWPwebsite, http://wp.mt.gov/ under the public noticeslink.

Fur farm near Roy approved

Te Annual Montana State University Bobcat Clubtailgate party is Saturday, November 1st at the Sa gebrushLounge in the Cottonwood Inn. Te Cats take on Cal Poly at 7:05 p.m. and theailgate activities will start at 5:00. Te cost is $10 perhead or all the ood and a ticket or many door prizes,

including tickets to this years Portland State game onNovember 8th. Tere will be a 50/50 drawing and a chance to winour tickets to the 2015 Cat/Griz game in Bozeman, anda Silent Auction or 2 Bobcat Prints both are 3x4ramed photos o Zach Minter and Jody Owens andan autographed ootball by the last two Buck Buchananwinners, Caleb Schrebeis & Brady Daly.

Bobcat ailgate Party Saturday

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SAT.Nov. 19:00PM

Band from Miles City

A Happy Halloween in Opheim


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