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Glasgow High School Student Counci members Logan Gunderson and

Luke Breigenzer are hoping the inaugural Paint Run/Walk for the WoundedWarrior Project is a success. Get your entries at the Glasgow Civic Center

Te 2015 Paint Run/Walk will beheld in Glasgow on Saturday, August8th.  Sponsored by the Glasgow HighSchool Student Council and theGlasgow Recreation Department, itis a und-raiser or the “WoundedWarrior Project” with the moneyraised to give Wounded Warriors achance to visit us out here in northeastMontana.

Te course is 2.5 miles and windsthrough the south side o Glasgow.Here’s where it gets un: participants

will have powdered paint thrown atthem at various designations on thecourse.

I it doesn’t sound un to havepaint thrown at you, simply google“Te Color Run” on the web andcheck out the images!  Te Color Run was ounded inMarch 2011 as an event to promotehealthiness and happiness bybringing the community together to

participate in the “Happiest 5k on thePlanet” and is now the single largestevent series in the world.  GHS SUCO leader Rod Karstsaw a Color Run in Billings a coupleo years ago and GRD Director JoryCasterline — while in Minneapolis,Minnesota last year to take in theMajor League Baseball All-Star game— actually participated in a ColorRun. Jory said it turned out to be the

highlight o his trip to the win Cities!  Jory and Rod got to talking:“Why can’t we do this in Glasgow?”

So here it is. Glasgow’s first version o Te Color Run, the PaintRun/Walk.

“We can’t call it a Color Runbecause it is a trade-mark name,” Rodexplained.

  Student Council members LukeBreigenzer and Logan Gundersonwere eager to jump on board and haveput much effort into Glasgow’s first-ever Paint Run/Walk. Helping outwith the Wounded Warrior Project— a military and veterans charity

Pretty in pink... and blue...

and yellow... and purple...and green... and red... and...

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Typical: Turning

up the heatfor Fair Time!Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 57. Northwest wind5 to 10 mph becoming light and variable.

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 90. East southeast wind 5 to8 mph becoming west in the afternoon.

Friday Night: Clear, with a low around 57. West wind 5 to 8mph becoming light and variable.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 93. Light and variablewind becoming west 5 to 8 mph in the morning.

Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 59. Westwind 5 to 8 mph becoming calm after midnight.

Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 91. Calm wind becomingnortheast 5 to 7 mph in the morning.

Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 60.

Monday:  A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms

after 1pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 91.

Tuesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostlysunny, with a high near 90.

Wednesday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstormsMostly sunny, with a high near 86.

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Few Over-the-Counter and Surplus

Hunting Licenses Available August 3  Hunters can buy over-the-counter and surpluslicenses or deer B, elk B and antelope beginningMonday, Aug. 3, but ew licenses are available andthey’re expected to go ast.  Surplus licenses are those still remaining afer

Montana’s recent special hunting license drawings. Telef-over licenses are sold on a first-come first-servedbasis. “B” licenses are or hunting antlerless deer or elkand or doe-awn antelope.  “Tere aren’t many lef over so they’ll sell in ahurry,” said Hank Worsech, the licensing bureau chieor Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks in Helena. “Te bestadvice is to buy online.”  Online sales will begin at about 5 a.m. on Aug. 3Te licenses can be purchased via FWP’s website at wpmt.gov, then click “Buy a License”; or rom any FWPlicense provider. FWP offices will open at 8 a.m. onAug. 3 to accommodate walk-in customers.  Hunters may hold one either-sex and up to two doe/awn antelope licenses, and may possess a total o sevendeer B licenses in any combination via drawing, over-the-counter, or surplus purchase. Te list o availablelicenses can be viewed online at wp.mt.gov.

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FARMER’S MARKET Saturday, August 1, 8am - 3pm Fresh cukes, beans,beets, rhubarb, kohlrabi, onions, new potatoes, leeks, radishes, lettuce.Vegetables will be added each week when ready. Fresh homemade bakedgoods, jams and jellies, fresh fruit and herbal life consultant. Complimentarycoffee and cookie available. We will be accepting wic checks again this year.Hope to see you there. Thanks for supporting your local Farmer’s Market.

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$10 BAG SALE: Everything that ts into a bag. Any priced items are ½price. SOROPTOMIST THRIFT STORE - DONATIONS WELCOME.

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ESTATE & MOVING SALE: Friday & Saturday, July 31 & August 1, 7am-7pm. Furniture, vintage Shirley Temple dolls, cranberry glass, china, quilts,antiques and much more. 328 6TH ST. S, APT. 5

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OPEN FOR BIDS: Garage door: 11x12’ electric garage door. 747: 1980International model F-4370 tractor/tailor. 3,000 gal water tank w/ trailormounted diesel pump. Another pump engine included. Can be seen @Fossum Ready Mix. 715: 1990 K2500 5.72 V8, 4x4, auto trans. 150,100miles w/ utility box. Can be seen at Long Run Fire Dept. Bids to be received

at County Commissioners Ofce. Bids close August 7, 2015 at 12:00 Noon.QUESTIONS ON ITEMS REFERRED TO 406-263-5733

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MAINTENANCE MAN/CARPENTER WANTED: Part time or full timedepending on the individual or couples situation. The position wouldinclude renovating and maintaining rental properties at St. Marie. Call406-480-1116

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WANTED: Someone who is experienced selling items on EBAY to sellantiques and Art through the internet. 406-480-1116

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VALLEY VIEW HOME  is hiring for the position of Business OfficeManager. Successful applicant will be detail oriented and well organized.Position is responsible for Accounts Payable and Receivable as well asHuman Resource duties. Some accounting/bookkeeping desirable butnot necessary for the right candidate. PLEASE PICK UP AND RETURNA COMPLETED APPLICATION TO THE ADMINISTRATOR AT VALLEYVIEW HOME.

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BUDDE FAMILY DENTISTRY is here and will be opening in September.Currently seeking energetic and people oriented individuals to join ourteam. Knowledge of computers and a minimum of a high school diplomais required. Experience is helpful, but willing to train the right individuals.401K retirement available. Job Positions Available: Dental Hygienist$27-35/hr DOE full time. Dental Assistants $10-15 DOE part time and fulltime. Front Ofce $13-20 DOE full time. SEND RESUMES TO PO BOX1322, GLASGOW.

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EZZIE’S WESTEND Full-time position. Starting wage $10/hr. w/ benetsafter 3 months.. Mostly morning shifts and will ll in for other shifts. Daysmay vary with some weekends and holidays. APPLICATIONS CAN BEPICKED UP AT EZZIE’S WESTEND OR GLASGOW JOB SERVICE

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EZZIE’S MIDTOWN is looking for 2 full time help positions. Starting wage is$10.00/hour with some benets after a 3 month probationary period. Shiftsare 9am -7pm or 1pm-11pm Sunday-Thursday or 2pm-12am Friday andSaturday, including weekends and holidays. Some duties include waitingon customers, lling propane, stocking inventory, and making sure storeis clean. Applicant must have good customer service skills. ANYONEINTERESTED CAN PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT THE STATION.

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CUSTODIAN - GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL: Duties include cleaningmaintaining, repairing, lifting, moving, delivering, etc. Twelve month, full-time position. Vacation & sick leave. Health insurance available. Workhours are 6:00am - 2:30pm. Wages are $12.80-$15.40/hr DOE. Startdate is August 24, 2015. APPLY AT: WWW.GLASGOW.K12.MT.US -EMPLOYMENT TAB - CLASSIFIED POSITIONS. INITIAL SCREENINGBEGINS AUGUST 10, 2015

BUZZSATELLITE COOK - IRLE KITCHEN: Duties are set up, serve, and cleanup for breakfast and lunch. Work hours are 6:30am - 2:30pm. Probationarywage is $10.97/hr, increasing to $12.84/hr after 3 months. Start date is

 August 27, 2015. Apply at: www.glasgow.k12.mt.us - EmploymentTab - Classifed positions. Initial screening begins August 10, 2015

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PREP COOK – GHS KITCHEN. Duties are to assist the head cook infood preparation, serving and cleanup. Work hours are 6:00am – 2:00pmProbationary wage is $11.40/hour, increasing to $13.38/hour after 3months. Start date is August, 24 2015. Apply at: www.glasgow.k12mt.us Employment Tab - Classifed Positions. Initial screening beginsAugust 10, 2015.

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COTTONWOOD INN is seeking housekeeping help. Part-time, Full-timeshift from 8am - 4:30pm weekends included. Starts @ $9.50/hr. APPLY ATCOTTONWOOD INN OR ONLINE AT COTTONWOODINN.NET

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FOR RENT: 1,800 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 3 bath apartments in Glasgow. 2 cargarage. New construction. $1,500/mo. + $1,500 deposit. 3 units availableCALL JOHN AT 406-263-2046

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FOR SALE: 1992 Jayco 32’ 5th Wheel Camp Trailer. Slide Out. To seecamper contact Valley Bank at 228-4364. Sealed bids accepted throughMonday, August 10. Sold as is! VALLEY BANK RESERVES THE RIGHTTO ACCEPT OR REFUSE ANY OFFER.

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  Afer 25 years o teaching at First Lutheran Preschool,teacher Liz Schmitt has resigned.  aylor Strommen has been hired and will beteaching the 3-year-olds on uesdays and Tursdaysand 4-year-olds on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.Te morning classes are rom 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and the

afernoon classes are rom 12:30 to 3:00 p.m.aylor attended Hinsdale and Glasgow schools andgraduated in 2009. She is currently completing her degreein Elementary Education.aylor has a passion or singing; she traveled in Europewith the Northern Ambassadors’ program as a choirmember and was a longtime perormer at the Fort PeckSummer Teatre.Her decision to pursue an educationdegree and join the staff at FLP was greatly influenced bytwo o her avorite teachers.  aylor and Nathan Hopstad have two children:

Hank is six years old and will be attending kindergartenthis all and Porter, a newborn, three months old.

Lori Dailey teaches the five-day-a-week class whichmeets rom 9:00 am to 11:30 am, Monday throughFriday. Lori has been a teacher at FLP since 2000. Loriand her husband Mike have two daughters, Siennaand Megan, who both attend college in North Dakotastudying elementary education. Lori is also the GlasgowHigh School volleyball coach.

I you are interested in being a substitute teacher atFirst Lutheran Preschool, please stop by the church office

Strommen new teacher at First Lutheran Preschool 

or an application.  First Lutheran Preschool is excited to welcomeaylor Strommen to the staff and welcome back LorDailey. Tere are a couple o classes that are not yet ullPlease call or pickup an application soon. FLP is locatedat 641 2nd Ave. N., Glasgow, Montana and the phonenumber is 228-4862.

Lori Dailey and Taylor Strommen are the preschoo

teachers at First Lutheran Preschool. The rst day of

school is Tuesday, September 1st.

Memorial Service will be held for

 John ColemanFriday, July 31

at 3:00 pm

at First Baptist ChurchGlasgow, Montana 

Friends, Help us Celebrate

August 2, 2015915 11th Ave. N1:00 - 3:00 PM

~no gifs please~

MildredIrving 's

90th Birthday 

Our areas Action for Eastern MT Agency/Area AgingSpecialist & Ship Counselor, is moving to Lewistown

Going Away Open House  for Jenni Chalmers 

Friday, July 31st, 20152:30 -4:00 PM

at her office, 334 West Court St.Open to the Public

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Winner’s Choice in Order Drawn so have your phone on you if not present!

Drawing held at noon on 8/4/15 at the NE MT Fair in GlasgowNeed Not Be Present to Win

Only 1,000 tickets will be sold for 14 prizes  • New Holland 3” Water Pump 264gpm donated by ZERBE BROS.  • Fire Pit donated by FARM EQUIPMENT SALES  • Case IH battery operated ride-on tractor with trailer donated by BORDER PLAINS EQUIPMENT  • Fencing bundle of gloves and tools donated by PRO-CO-OP• 1/2T Horse quality hay, small squares donated by RON GARWOOD & FAMILY

  • 20# Ranch raised ground beef donated by RON STONEBERG & FAMILY  • Black & Decker 20V Trimmer & Edger donated by PENNY SHIPP FOR H.J. FUHRMAN FARM

  • Bundle of 25 CG trees of choice & planting donated by DAVID & NANCY HEINS  • Leatherman tool donated by PATTISON LAND & LIVESTOCK  • Flo Master 1.3G battery powered hand sprayer donated by GENE GRANADA

Prizes furnished by VCCD:  • Gardening bundle with plant books and supplies  • Valley County plat book  • Two tickets to VCCD 2017 Winter Grazing Seminar in Glasgow

Call (406) 228-4321 Ext. 101 for information or to purchase ticketsA SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ZERBES BROS., FARM EQUIPMENT SALES, BORDER PLAINS

EQUIPMENT, AND PRO CO-OP FOR THEIR VERY GENEROUS DONATIONS!! VCCD is a non-prot organization and equal opportunity employer consisting of a board ofvolunteers who serve the county taxpayers and welcome community involvement and support.PROCEEDS WILL BE USED SOLELY TO PURCHASE CONSERVATION EQUIPMENT FOR PRODUCER USE

GET YOUR VALLEY COUNTYCONSERVATION DISTRICT

RAFFLE TICKETS!! 6/$25$5/each

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&Antiques 

Open Through Summer 

  Thurs. 10-4

  Fri. 10-4  Sat. 10-3

406-263-7567 

Marcia Fast. Propriator

  State wildlie officials will host five public hearingsto discuss and take comment on a draf environmentalimpact statement or bison conservation and managementin Montana.  Bison are currently designated as both a wildliespecies in need o management and a species in need odisease control in Montana.

  Te draf statewide bison conservation andmanagement EIS, prepared by FWP, considers thepossibility o bison restoration somewhere  in Montanawhere animals could be managed as a native species.  Each hearing is set or three hours, rom 6-9 p.m., atthe ollowing locations:• Aug. 4 – Bozeman Holiday Inn; 5 East Baxter Lane

• Aug. 5 – Billings Holiday Inn Grand; 5500 Midland Road• Aug. 18 – Great Falls College-MSU; 2100 16th Ave. S.• Aug. 19 – Malta High School; S. 9th St. W.

• Aug. 26 – Miles City BLM Ofce; 111 Garryowen Road

  While no site-specific area is examined, the draf

offers our alternatives. Te “no action” alternative callsor no urther action to restore bison at this time. Tethree other alternatives consider restoration o a publiclymanaged bison herd on:• private and/or public lands o willing landowners;• tribal lands; and/or• a large landscape with minimal livestock conflicts.  Potential impacts are evaluated or each alternativebut in lieu o site-specific areas, the draf EIS displayscase studies rom Montana, Utah, Alaska and Canada toillustrate scenarios. Te case studies reflect the general

guidelines or bison restoration discussed in the drafdocument. Selection o any alternative that calls or bisonrestoration would require urther analysis through a site-specific environmental assessment.  o comment online, visit FWP’s website at wp.mt.gov. Click on Bison EIS. Te draf EIS will be availableor 90 days o public comment through 5 p.m. on Sept.11. Comments can be mailed to: Bison Conservation andManagement EIS; Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks; P.O.Box 200701; Helena, M 59620-0701. A final record odecision would likely be finalized early next year.

FWP to host bison hearings

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Bud Geer makes theCowboy Hall of Fame  Te MontanaCowboy Hall o Fame& Western HeritageCenter (MCHF & WHC)announced the eighthclass o inductions intothe Montana CowboyHall o Fame. Teinductees were chosenrom a field o candidatesnominated by thegeneral public. Inducteesare honored or theirnotable contributions to

the history and culture o Montana.  Te 2015 inductees into the Montana Cowboy Hallo Fame rom District 1 (Daniels, Phillips, Roosevelt,Sheridan, & Valley Counties): are: Living Award – Miles“Bud” Geer, Nashua. Legacy Award – Circle C Ranch,Zortman, and Montie Montana, Wol Point.  “Te board o trustees, our volunteer network romaround the state, has reviewed this year’s nominationsand completed the voting process,” said Bill Galt, WhiteSulphur Springs rancher and MCHF & WHC president.“Tis process gives local communities a strong voice

in who will represent them in the Montana CowboyHall o Fame. Te Hall o Fame exists to honor those—amous cowboy or not—who have made an impact intheir community and serve as a symbol o Montana’sauthentic heritage or uture generations.”  Te MCHF & WHC board o directors hasdesignated 12 trustee districts across the state rom whichup to 20 trustees may be appointed. Nomination criteriaestablished by the board or the Class o 2015 inductionsallowed the election o up to one Living Inductee and two

Legacy Inductees rom each o the 12 districts.

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organization empowering injured veterans and theiramilies — is a passion to each o them.

“Te Remembrance ree goes to the WoundedWarrior Project but we decided to do more or thisproject,” said Logan.

And, since Rod also happens to be the Scotty cross

country coach, Luke and Logan agreed that it was onlybefitting to have a und-raiser involving an exercise-related event.

“We’re hoping this is successul and it stays aroundor years to come,” said Luke.  Entry orms or Glasgow’s inaugural Paint Run/Walkare available at the Glasgow Rec Department. Cost is is$25 Early Bird Entry (through Saturday, August 1st) or$30 thereafer. Your entry ee includes a Paint Run/Walkt-shirt.  Te Paint Run/Walk begins at the Glasgow Civic

Center at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, August 8th (registration at8:00 i you did not do so prior to the event). Te coursethen proceeds north or two blocks beore hanging a lefand heading west on 2nd Avenue South. At the edge otown participants will turn lef and ollow the levee aroundthe south side o Glasgow, passing behind the FMDHospital and the Glasgow Civic Center. At the corner o2nd Avenue South participants will trun lef and pass inront o the Milk River Activity Center, the Glasgow PoliceDapartment, and finish the race in the Glasgow Elks Club’sparking lot across the street.

  So as the powdered paint can do its magic, allparticipants are asked to please wear white shirts. Tereare 50 pounds o red, blue, purple and yellow, and at thefinish line, all participants will be given packets o pinkand green powdered paint to top off this funtastic event.  Organizers are urging everyone to please stop by andpick up an entry beore the event and get it filled out andsent in. It will simply make it easier or everyone.  Te Buzz urges everyone to check out the Color Runon the web to get a eel or how un Glasgow’s Paint Run/Walk can turn out to be.

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