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GHS JMG competes in Missoula

This past Tuesday and Wednesday the Glasgow High School Jobs
for Montana Graduates students attended the Career Development
Conference (CDC) at the University of Montana in Missoula.
At the conference, they participated in competitive events and
went to educational workshops. The students competed in many
events against students from over 50 schools across the state.
Back Row (Left to Right) are Josey Upahus, Hunter Rankin, Jake
Page, and Kaleb Cole. Front Row (Left to Right) are Mrs. Page,
Amy Nelson, Carrissa Wixson, Jaycee Wixson, Lt. Gov. Angela
McLean, Lauren Runningen, Taylor Thoeny, and Darci Shipman.
At left are the students who were very successful. Amy Nelson won
1st place in the 11th Grade Poster Competition for the second year
in a row and received 3rd place in Telephone Skills; Jake Page won
a $1000 JMG scholarship ; and Darci Shipman won 1st in Webpage
Design and 2nd in Chapter Manual.

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April Weather Wrapup

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

141 Min.

PG-13

Intense Sequences of
Sci-Fi Sction, Violence
and Destruction, and
Some Suggestive
Comments
Cast: Robert Downey, Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson
When Tony Stark jumpstarts a dormant peacekeeping program, things go awry and
Earths Mightiest Heroes, including Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, The Incredible Hulk,
Black Widow and Hawkeye, are put to the ultimate test as they battle to save the planet
from destruction at the hands of the villainous Ultron.

4:10PM
7:00PM
9:00PM

94 Min.

The month of April was wetter and slightly warmer
than normal, according to the National Weather Service
in Glasgow.

For the month, 1.19 inches of moisture was recorded
which was 0.34 inch above normal. The majority of the
moisture came in two separate events. The first was a
snow storm on the 6th and 7th that dropped a total of
5.2 inches of snow. 0.34 inch of moisture was measured
with this snow. The next system occurred on the 25th,
dropping 0.69 inch of rain. A total of 5.3 inches of snow
fell during the month, which was slightly above the
normal of 4.7 inches.

The average temperature for April was 45.8 degrees
which was 0.9 degrees warmer than normal. The average
high was 59.2 degrees with an average low of 32.4
Degrees. The warmest temperature during the month
was 81 degrees on the 29th while the coldest was 23 on
the 3rd.

The wind gusted to 30 mph or greater on 17 days in
April (pretty much guaranteed on the weekends!). The
peak wind was a 50 mph gust from a cold front that
pushed through late in the evening on the 29th.

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But safety never takes a holiday and when duty calls, Blart answers.

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Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46. Southwest

wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light and variable after
midnight.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 72. Light
west wind becoming west northwest 11 to 16 mph in the
morning. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39.
North wind 7 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Northwest
wind 7 to 11 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40. North
wind 6 to 8 mph becoming east after midnight.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 71. East
southeast wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20
mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 45.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 75.
Wednesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Partly sunny, with a high near 69.
Thursday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Partly sunny, with a high near 64.
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* Perennials * Annuals
* Vegetables * Herbs
* Filled & Hanging
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* Potting Soil
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April 30th

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PEO RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, May 2nd, 8am - 12 noon. At the Elks
Club. NAME YOUR PRICE ON MOST ITEMS
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BARTENDERS NEEDED: Wed. - Sat. & for events. PICK UP
APPLICATION AT JOB SERVICE. DROP OFF AT THE ELKS
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FUN & FRIENDLY WORKPLACE! Join the fun at Taco Shack. You must
be at least 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. PICK UP
AN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALL SHERRI 228-2979.
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FMDH POSITION OPENING: Full-Time Certified Nursing Assistant.
Applicant must be willing to work rotating shifts, weekends and holidays.
All scheduled shifts are 12 hours. State of Montana Certified Nursing
Assistant Certification preferred but not required, CPR certification
required or must be willing to acquire within first 30 days of employment.
Under the supervision of the nursing staff or Supervisor, will provide
basic nursing assistance and assist patients with daily activities such
as feeding, bathing, dressing, grooming, or repositioning. FMDH IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER. PLEASE
CONTACT THE HR DEPARTMENT AT (406) 228.3638 FOR MORE
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PRESCHOOL TEACHER: A Glasgow preschool is looking for a teacher
with a Bachelors Degree in Education and Certificate in Early Childhood
Education to teach two classes of children ages (3-5) daily. Applications
should be submitted by May 29. A more detailed description is available
at the Glasgow Job Service.
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for an Accounts Payables and Receivables person including various
bookkeeping tasks. Qualifications: proficient in the use of a computer and
able to work with software programs such as Microsoft Works, Excel and
Photoshop would be helpful. A qualified applicant must be able to maintain
confidentiality, be organized and able to work under pressure and take
initiative to get work done with minimal supervision. Wages depends on
qualifications and experience. Fringe benefits include Individual 401(k),
health, eye and dental insurance. PLEASE APPLY AT JOB SERVICE IN
GLASGOW, MT.
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new tires, good runner, Take Anywhere! CD & cassette stereo. Asking
$3,700 OBO. 228-2363 OR MESSAGE.
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PATTYS GREENHOUSE IS OPENING THURSDAY APRIL 30TH. We
have 6 varieties of seed potatoes, onions, garlic & asparagus. We are
looking forward to seeing everyone this season.
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Credit Cards Accepted

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Valley County Combined Campaign

Kicks off on April 25th
Its the 34th year of giving to local Valley County
Non-profit organizations.
The campaign continues until May 9th.
The 8 non-profit organizations on the Valley county Combined
Campaign this year are: American Red Cross-HiLine District, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Scottie Day Care, Valley Event Center, Valley
Respice, Womens Resource Center, and First Lutheran Pre-school.
The Valley County Combined Campaign was formed so that the
community will only be contacted once during the year for donations.
The board of directors of the Valley County Combined Campaign
thanks everyone in the community for their generous and continued
support of our organization.

College and trade school students from Valley

County are encouraged to apply for the Clarence and
Charlotte Fuhrman Memorial Scholarship. Awarded
annually in June, two $1,750 scholarships will be given
this year. Since the first recipients were announced in
2011, eight students have received a total of $10,800.
Information on requirements and applications are found
on the Valley County Community Foundation website:
www.valleycountycf.net.
The Fuhrmans, who farmed and ranched in
the Opheim area, established the scholarship with
the VCCF to benefit students from throughout the
County. The annual scholarship is a wonderful legacy
to the dedication to family and community which the
Fuhrmans exemplified throughout their lives, said
Gary Wageman of Glasgow, a VCCF board member.
To qualify for the scholarship, students must have
completed at least one year of study at an institution of
secondary education such as a university, trade school
or an institution of specialized study. They must have
been a resident of the county for the last three years,
must have attended a Valley County high school for
three years, and received a high school diploma, a GED
or a home school certificate. Additional requirements
are outlined in the application.

Applications are due on June 12 and Wageman
emphasized that applications not received or postmarked
by that date will not be considered. VCCF will accept
only paper copies of the applications. Application
requirements are clearly identified on the application
form. Missing information will make the application
incomplete and it will not be considered. For more
information, contact Wageman at 228-8261.

Lynn Cornwell Memorial Scholarship

Applications are now being accepted for the Lynn
Cornwell Memorial Scholarship, sponsored by the
four Valley County Grazing Districts. It is open to any
Valley County High School graduate that is a college
junior, senior or above. Applicants must be attending
Montana State University-Bozeman and majoring in an
agriculture-related field. The scholarship will be in an
amount up to $1,000.

Applications are available at the Grazing Office (110
5th Street South, P.O. Box 422, Glasgow, MT 59230) or
by calling 228-2961 and leave a message. Valley County
schools also have the information needed to apply. The
application deadline is Thursday, May 28th, 2015.

Passionate about Montana

406 Hospitality customer service training
coming to Wolf Point on Monday, May 11

Saturday, May 2nd

Elks Lodge

6:00 - No Host Social Hr

7:00 - Dinner Served
7:30 - Retirement Presentation

Music to Follow
Retirees To Be Honored
Roy Storkson
John Partridge
Kip Hentges

MOTHERS DAY
OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, May 10
Open 12-4pm

Representatives of local convenience stores, lodging
properties, visitor information centers, museums,
outfitters, restaurants and any business greeting visitors
to the area are invited, free of charge, to attend the new
406 Hospitality seminar in Wolf Point. Business
owners, managers, and front-line staff are encouraged to
attend together. The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce
will host the training at Great Northern Development,
233 Cascade St., Wolf Point on Monday, May 11, 2015,
from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Brought to your community by the Montana Office
of Tourism and the Montana Superhost Program,
this fast-paced customer service and tourism training
program is custom-designed for Montana hospitality
providers. The focus of 406 Hospitality is for us all
to ENGAGE our guests; PROMOTE our community,
region and state; MEND guest concerns; and REFRESH
ourselves and our organizations. Combining efforts
to prioritize excellent customer service ensures the
viability of Montanas economic success and its $4
billion tourism industry.
Attendees are encouraged to bring brochures,
flyers, or information to share about area businesses and
attractions. Each participant will receive a certificate of
completion. Pre-registration is required. Please contact
Julie DAmbrosio at 406.653.2012.
Seminar trainer Tami Burke is passionate about
Montana and Montana hospitality. She is a talented
facilitator who will motivate attendees to value their
role in our tourism industry, expand their knowledge,
connect with customers and take a fresh look at ways
your business can not only attain rave reviews from
visitors, but also keep them returning again and again.
With strong connections to the Montana tourism
industry, her service examples and suggestions will
prompt thoughtful discussions and provide practical
skills and tips which can be put to use immediately.
Previous participants appreciated learning about the
wealth of travel resources available, hearing stories
to share from others in their community, obtaining
new customer service perspectives and tactics, and
experiencing the group interaction.
For anyone unable to attend 406 Hospitality, a
free online, self-paced program, Lost and Found in
Montana, is also available. For more information, visit
montanasuperhost.com.

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SPECIALS:
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Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: SHRIMP BASKET
Dinner: FISN-N-CHIPS

SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: CHICKEN PHILLY
Dinner: 8 oz. SIRLOIN

SUNDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: PATTY MELT
Dinner: HAMBURGER STEAK

MONDAY

Soup: TOMATO
Lunch: GRILLED HAM
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Dinner: MEATLOAF

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

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Hwy 2 East
228-8280

Dont mess with

the Marines....

A former Sergeant,
having served his time
with the Marine Corps,
took a new job as a school
teacher, but just before
the school year started he
injured his back.
He was required
to wear a plaster cast
around the upper part of
his body. Fortunately, the
cast fit under his shirt and
wasnt noticeable. On the
first day of class, he found
himself assigned to the
toughest students in the
school.
The punks, having
already heard the new
teacher was a former
Marine, were leery of
him and decided to see
how tough he really was,
before trying any pranks.
Walking confidently into
the rowdy classroom,
the new teacher opened
the window wide and sat
down at his desk.

When a strong breeze
made his tie flap, the
former Corpsman picked
up a stapler and promptly
stapled the tie to his chest.

... Dead silence...
He had no trouble
with discipline that year.

Saturday, May 2nd

Play begins at 4:00pm

Registration 3:00 PM Entry Fee: $10

Blind Draw for Partners 501-301-Cricket
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Wagon Wheel Bar

New MT Lottery Retailer

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Skylark Technology/Barry Chalmers is Moving

We are moving our store front from the
Wilsons to better focus on our
Scanning for the County.
You can still reach us by phone 942-0099
Or email us at: admin@SkylarkDVD.com

GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD!

Beautifully remodeled 2400 sq. ft. home
on the north side of Glasgow has 1400
+/- sq. ft on the main level, 1000 sq. ft.
basement, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, open great
room concept. Large dining, kitchen and
living room, recently remodeled finished
basement with family room. New windows,
siding, and underground sprinklers, and
more! The oversized double car garage is
bonus. Call for a showing today!

ASKING $229,500

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Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

FOSTER PARENTS

Seeking kind individuals to provide

care for youth in our community. We
will provide training and licensure
free of cost. Once license is
obtained, a tax free income (approx.
$865/month) is available with a
placement of a youth age 0-18.

RESPITE PARENTS

Seeking kind individuals to provide

care for one or more youth for up
to 48 hours per month, per youth.
This service allows the youth and
caregivers a break in order to
relieve stress in the home. Providers
are reimbursed up to $75/month per
youth. Training and support provided.

Please contact Blythe at

(406) 228-2058 or
(406) 653-3389

GLASGOW

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Waffles Sausage Links

Pears Milk
Lunch

Hard Shell Tacos w/ Lett. & Chz

Pineapple Chocolate Cake
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Artist of the Month at Wheatgrass Arts Gallery features the works of Connie Tveten (at left) tonight from 5:30-7:30 and
refreshments will be served. Also tonight from 5:30-7:30, BilliJo Doll will be doing a book signing in the Heavey Photo Studio.

Connie Tveten is a Montana native who has had a
lifelong interest in the wildlife and history of the West.
After studies in art in college, she married her husband
Robert, and they moved to their ranch in eastern
Montana, near Vida.
The tipi rings and other signs of the Plains Indian
culture inspired an interest in depicting artifacts from
the past, both from the native culture, and the pioneer
era.
The abundance of bird life on the ranch spurred
an interest in depicting birds in the medium of wood
sculpture. Connie has carved many exotic species, but
her primary interest is depicting birds of the Eastern
Montana region.
Recently her interests have included paintings of
ancient pottery from the prehistoric Southwest. The
ancient pottery in her paintings are authentic and rare
specimens from museums and private collections.
Tveten is an award winning artist who has
participated in The C.M. Russell Auction & Art Show
since 1985. She was juried into 15 auctions, and
participated in the Russell Auction quick draw event in
2001 and 2002. Her work has been displayed
at the Clymer Museum, Ellensburg WA, the Wild Wings
National Show, Lake City~ MN, the Greely Invitational
Art Show, Greely, CO, the Ellensburg National Art
Show, where she won the peoples choice award, and the
Kinney Family Wildlife award. She was also honored
to have a one woman show at the Edge of the Cedars
Museum in Blanding, Utah. Locally, Tveten exhibits
her work at the Wild Bunch art show, and the Glory of
Christmas show held in Glasgow.

Raised on a ranch near Malta, BilliJo Doll is a

fourth generation cattle rancher. She is no longer active
in ranching, except for when she visits her step father
and mother, Bill and Louise Uphaus, here in Glasgow.
Once her sons were raised, she has since devoted
her time to writing. Her love for children led her to
write stories of adventure to encourage the reader. An
author with vision and warmth, she has worked with
young people in various volunteer capacities, wanting
to be a positive influence in their lives.
Now with several books to her credit, her most
recent novel, Murder in Montana, was printed in 2014
and is geared for a mature audience. For this reason,
she used a pen name, Anna Schilke, which was her
grandmothers maiden name. As Anna Schilke, her new
thriller is quite a long way from the lines of her earlier
sci-fi work geared towards teens.
As the tag line on the back cover of the murder
mystery reads, Her quest is to rid the world, or at least
Billings, Montana, of men who prey on women for
sexual exploitation. One by one they locate her and she
snuffs them out.

A portion of the proceeds of the sale of her murder
mystery book, also available as an e-book, help fund the
Anna Schilke Enterprise which provides funding for
trauma victim counseling.
When her Montana vacation is over shell also
be doing a book signing at Hastings in Billings May 8th
she will be headed back home where she has lived the
past several years in Jalisco, Mexico, and plans to continue
writing some fantastic novels. If youve yet to read any of
BilliJos books, the Buzz highly recommends you do so!

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Friday Funnies
by Sugar

Question: Why did the Polish spy fail in his mission
to blow up Hitlers car?

Answer: He kept burning his lips on the muffler.
Velcro... what a ripoff.

You know what seems odd to me? Numbers that
cant be divided by two.
A hick walks into the library, walks up to the
librarian and asks, Hey man, wheres your bathroom
at?
The librarian scoffs and says, Young man, didnt
anyone ever teach you that it is improper to end a
sentence with a preposition?
The hick replies, Alright, wheres your bathroom
at, jerk?

Question: What did one saggy boob say to the
other saggy boob?

Answer: We better get some support before
someone thinks were nuts!

I was crossing the Canadian border and the
customs guy asked me if I had a Police record. I said,
Yeah, Synchronicity.

Question: What do you call a reconnaissance
mission carried out by two Australian cops?

Answer: An Outback Stakeout!!!

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