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BUZZIFIEDS

A Little WarmerNew Years’ Day

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 16. West wind10 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

New Year’s Day Mostly cloudy, with a high near 30.West northwest wind 8 to 13 mph.

Thursday Night Mostly cloudy, with a low around 15.West wind around 6 mph.

Friday A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, witha high near 30. South wind 3 to 5 mph.

Friday Night Snow likely. Cloudy, with a low around 3.North wind 8 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.Chance of precipitation is 70%. New snow accumulationof 1 to 2 inches possible.

Saturday A 20 percent chance of snow. Partly sunny andcold, with a high near 5. North northwest wind 9 to 17mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.

Saturday Night A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around -4.

Sunday A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy and cold,with a high near 4.

Sunday Night A chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with alow around -6.

Monday A chance of snow. Partly sunny and cold, witha high near 8.

Monday Night A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around -4.

Tuesday A slight chance of snow. Partly sunny and cold,with a high near 8.

BUZZHEATED GARAGE SALE: Sat., Jan. 3, 9am-2pm. Lobedding, antiques, antique furniture, medical supplies, hosome guy stuff & more. 164 SAWNEY DRIVE (BEHIND BO

BUZZFUN & FRIENDLY WORKPLACE! Join the fun at Tacobe at least 14 years old, be responsible & have transpoAN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALL SHER

BUZZNURSE AIDE TRAINING CLASS: Class will be starting 1pm-7:30pm 3/wk. Clinicals will be the rst week of Fe12hr days. Caring, compassionate persons with strong wosought to attend training to become a Certied Nurse Awage for a Certied Nurse Aide is $12.50/hr + benets f

positions and $10.50/hour for students and casual status eView Home will pay for the class if you are employed atyou wish to take the class but don’t want to work at Vallare not employed by Valley View Home, the cost is $53(scholarships may be available through the job servicecost of this). Persons wishing to take the course and seemay ll out job application (available in the business ofcor online at valleyview1.net). Those interested in takingare not seeking employment may CONTACT KANDI LNHA AT 228-2461.

BUZZHOUSE FOR RENT: Great family home, 3-bedroom, 406-855-8843.

BUZZHOUSE FOR SALE: In Fort Peck. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 220CALL 526-3660 or 696-2783.

BUZZFOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 524-3742.

BUZZSEALED BIDS: The Corps of Engineers is offering seBison for sale at the Fort Peck Project. Bid packages cthe Fort Peck Project Ofce: CONTACT PATRICIA GIEXT.4278 OR 526-7306 OR EMAIL PATRICIA.L.GILARMY.MIL. Deadline to submit bids: 1/20/15.

BUZZINDIVIDUAL OR GROUP READING SPECIALS: experience? Book now for your New Year’s or Birthday Paout what’s in store for 2105! $100/hr for groups up to 1CALL 942-2895.

Antelope Poaching South of Hingham Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks is seekinginormation on the poaching o a our antelope southo Hingham.

FWP Warden Andy Matakis said the antelope,one buck, one doe, and two awns, were shot on oraround Dec. 23 and let to waste. he poaching tookplace on State land 9.5 miles south o Hingham onHingham Road South.

“Antelope season closed nearly one and a halmonths ago,” Matakis said. “his is just a senselessact o killing and wasting game. here were our

antelope shot and nothing was taken rom any o theanimals.” Anyone with inormation about the crimesis encouraged to call Warden Matakis directly at406-262-2407 or FWP’s 24-hour wildlie tip line at1-800-IP-MON (1-800-847-6668).

he 1-800-IP-MON program is a toll-reenumber where one can report violations o ish,wildlie or park regulations. Callers can remainanonymous and may be eligible or a reward up to$1,000 or providing inormation that leads to aconviction.

-FWP-

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H E LD O V E R

No refuse will be hauled on

January 1

All Thursday routes will be done on Friday,

January 2To all Valley County refuse site monitors and all citizens: Anyone

visiting a refuse drop off container on Wednesday morning,please call and report how full the container is so we can dump

them on Wednesday if needed to stay ahead of the demand.

Thank you and Happy New Year!T & R Trucking, Inc. • 228-8746

HOLIDAY GARBAGE HAULING SCHEDULE

El Cor Del Lanes Vick’s lanes

Bowling

Sponsored by

Hi Line FordW: 18 L: 10

Vicks LanesW: 18 L: 10

Tihista Constr W: 17 L: 11

Farmers Elevator W: 15 L: 13

OasisW: 14 L: 14

Gsw StockyardsW: 12 L: 16

E.G.T.W: 10 L: 18

Dahl AviationW: 8 L: 20

Nashua Men’s League

Team Hdc.: Vicks Lanes 885, Oasis Lounge 2496

Ind. Scr.: Verlin Borgen 235, Red Sillerud 637

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

DurumW: 10 L: 2

Split HappensW: 9 L: 3

GranniesW: 7 L: 5

Thompson & SonsW: 5 L: 7

Renner FarmsW: 5 L: 7

Can’t Believe it’s NotW: 5 L: 7

Fantastic 4W: 4 L: 8

Pocket PoundersW: 3 L: 9

Stars & Strikes

Team Hdc.: Renner Farms 2084, Grannies839 Men Ind. Scr.: Storm Jackson 209, RockyThompson 574 Women Ind. Scr.: HayleeThompson 193 & 534

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Sand ElectricW: 17 L: 7

Old Mil LightW: 16.5 L: 7.5

Valley BankW: 16 L: 8

Pacifc Steel

W: 13.5 L: 10.5

MarklesW: 12 L: 12

EzziesW: 11 L: 13

Holy RollersW: 7 L: 17

BYEW: 3 L: 21

Monday Night

Team Hdc.: Pacifc Steel 1187 & 3382 Ind.

Scr.: Juice Fischer 233, Seth Ingram 627

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

BOWLING

Happy New Year!

Real Life WisdomKnowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit.Wisdom is not putting them in a fruit salad.



Desk Pad CalendarsWe are finished up with the Calendars and they areready for you to pick up for free thanks to our sponsors :Busy Bee Embroidery CB’s Automatic Car Wash & DetailingGlasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & AgricultureCottonwood Inn & SuitesD&G Sports & WesternEl Cor Del LanesEzzie’s MidtownFirst Community Bank - Glasgow/HinsdaleFES - Farm Equipment SalesFlip Burgers & reats

Glasgow DistributorsHi-Line RefridgerationHi-Line Collision Repair CenterHi-Line FordIndependence Bank - Somer HoersterTe Loaded oadNemontNickle Bill’s Casino & CafeReynold’saxmasters - Ruth Ann HutchesonTompson & Son’s Inc.Trivent Financial - Shelly Georgeire Ramareasure rail Meat Processingriple A GlassUnited Insurance & Realty Valley Bank

Weird New Year’s Eve Celebrations Te imes Square ball drop began in 1906, two years aferthe block’s first New Year’s Eve celebration, as a responseto New York City banning the previously-used fireworks.Te ball drop inspired a number o ball drops across thecountry, but also gave inspiration to notably less-veneratedimitators, such as the Crab Drop, the giant Hershey’s Kiss, the500-pound watermelon, the Possum Drop and an 80-pounddecorated cheese wedge. Te Crab Drop o Easton, Md., which will be one oseveral celebrations covered live by CNN this year, eaturesa 6-oot-wide crab sculpture being lowered to the groundat midnight as part o First Night albot, an annual amily-

riendly celebration in the city. Te crab will be lowered first at 9 p.m. as a preliminarycelebration or those who will not be able to stay awake untilmidnight, organizers said. Vincennes, Ind., is home to the lowering o a 500-poundsteel-and-oam watermelon that, at midnight, releases a loado 15 locally-grown melons to a “splatorm” below. Organizers said this year’s melon drop will be moreamily-riendly than last year’s, which saw watermelon-smashing comedian Gallagher raise controversy with somesexual comments about Sarah Palin, the ormer Republican

A 300 lb. Kiss is being dropped in Hershey, PA at mid-night

governor o Alaska. Te Possum Drop at Clay’s Corner

store in Brasstown, N.C., is enteringits 21st year, but organizer Clay Logansaid this year’s event will not eature theusual live opossum being lowered in abox. Logan said he is holding off on usinglive opossums until he can resolvea lawsuit brought by People or theEthical reatment o Animals. He saidthis year’s event will go orward asplanned, but the live opossum will bereplaced with a toy, a roadkill opossumor another stand-in deemed worthy othe Possum Drop. Another celebration that’s sure toraise a stink is the Big CheeseDrop o Plymouth, Wis.Te annual event eatures a50-pound wedge o cheesedonated by the SartoriCompany being decoratedestively and lowered rom afire truck ladder at midnight. Organizers said theannual drop usually drawsabout 500 people.

Meanwhile, West Fairview, Pa.,will hammer in the New Year with

the lowering o a giant replica nailmeasuring seven eet tall and weighingabout 50 pounds. Te nail celebrates the 200thanniversary o the town and payshomage to its history as the ormerhome o the Harrisburg Nail Worksactory. Elsewhere in Pennsylvania, thetown o Hersheyis hostingthe sweetestcelebration o allby paying homageto its namesake

and dropping a 7-ootKiss a distance o three st

Te Hershey’s Kconstructed rom anrame, wire mesh, fiberg500 linear eet o alumibe strung up WednesHershey Press Building inmidnight lowering. by Ben Hooper (upi.com



Italian Dinner for Nik

here will be a undraiser dinner and silentauction on Wednesday, January 7th at St. Raphael’sParish Center rom 5pm to 7pm or 16-year old, NikHerman (pictured to the right), who is acing a kidneytransplant. he St. Raphael’s Youth Group will behosting this event which includes spaghetti, chickenalredo, salad, bread and cupcakes or dessert. Allree-will oerings will go to help Nik as he and hisamily travel to the Seattle Children’s Hospital orthe transplant. Nik’s lie now depends on peritonealdialysis several times daily. For more inormation orto donate to Nik Herman, please contact St. RaphaelParish at 228-9800.

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Be Safe, Not Sorry Hi-Line Collision, Tompson & Sons, and theValley County Search and Rescue encourage you to callthem i you need a ride tonight. I you drink tonightcall these guys or a ride. Tey will be providing rides inGlasgow and surrounding area. Don’t ring in the NewYear in the drunk tank.

263-2154 om Pewitt—Hi-Line Collision

263-8726 Josh Tompson—Tompson & Sons

230-1176 Jesse Cook—Tompson & Sons

263-7621 Rob Brunelle—VCSAR

648-7357 Cat Fisher—VCSAR

939-4657 Sandy Carpenter—VCSAR

263-2505 Shyanne Isakson (Whisky)—VCSAR

230-2908 Dillon Koski—VCSAR

Senior CitizenClosed

Thursday & FridayMonday: Chef’s Salad

Happy New Year!

Hello Valley County, Mere words cannot express how much I have treasured my terms asValley County Commissioner. As I look back at the years that my family

has lived in Valley County I must admit I believe my Grandfather madea great decision back in 1898 when he choose to make this County his

home. I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to participatein our local government and I must admit that the decision to retire f romoffice was truly difficult. I will always remember the years with ValleyCounty and will never forget all the help and support that I have received

from friends and neighbors along the way. I feel that the way of life thatwe have here is a real treasure and needs to be preserved and protected

from outside influences that would be detrimental to all of us.

I will keep on with those endeavors as long as I can and will remainactive in local happenings because I feel that is the right thing to do.As the future is unknown we can only hope and pray that we will always have this wonderful

place to live and the folks that live here continue to enjoy the freedoms and benefits of this wonderfulcommunity. Thanks again. The privilege has been all mine. Dave and Marie

Thank You Valley County

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