November 20, 2014 (Thursday).pdf

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Go see the Festival of Trees, please!While the Elks Lodge was lled with Christmas treesand the decorators were hustling and bustling to getthem decorated, one of them was complete and alreadyaglow and denitely one of a kind. Ken and MyrnaKautz have hundreds upon hundreds of hours into thisChristmas tree (more details inside). The 10th AnnualFestival of Trees kicks off Friday, November 21st withsome ne dining while you are embraced by all thebeautiful Christmas trees. A Prime Rib Dinner and treeauction will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $25and must be purchased in advance at BS Central, the

Elks Lodge or KLTZ/KLAN Studios. Proceeds go to theNortheast Montana Relay for Life. Also happening thisweekend is the Christmas Stroll and the Valley CountyOptimist Clubs Parade of lights. If all this ChristmasSpirit is getting you in the shopping mood but yourewallet is light, make a dash for some Christmas CashYou can borrow up to $1,000 interest free fromnow until December 23rd Christmas Cash is availableat the First Community Banks of Glasgow and HinsdaleValley Bank and Independence Bank and can be usedat all participating merchants.


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Midnight showing! Te Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I will beshown at midnight tonight at Valley Cinemas as thismovie makes its debut in over 3,200 theaters ollowedby a wide release on Friday in 4,151 theaters.

Tis is the first o two cinematic parts based on thenovelMockingjay, the final book in Te Hunger Gamestrilogy, written by Suzanne Collins, and the third

installment in Te Hunger Gamesfilm series. It landedatop Fandangos list o most-anticipated films or 2014.Te film has received generally positive reviews. Early analysts are projecting thatMockingjay Part1could earn around $130 $160 million and as high as$170 million in its opening weekend at the box office.Fandango and Movieickets.com also reported that thefilm had the highest advance ticket sales o 2014 andaccounted or 80% o the total ticket sales that went onsale rom October 29, three weeks prior to the films

wide release Te central figure (Katniss) in Te Hunger Games,the hit sci-fi series about an oppressed peoples struggleagainst a totalitarian regime, is being evoked or real,now, in Tailand among university students expressingtheir opposition to that southeast Asian nations militaryrulers. Several students, rom Bangkok to about 280 milesaway to the northeast, have been detained in recent daysafer flashing the signature anti-establishment, three-fingered salute romTe Hunger Games.

Montana Family Foundation President, Jeff LaszloffyResponds to the Federal District Courts Decision in theRolando Case on Same-Sex Marriage

Montanas Marriage Amendment, enacted by nearly70% o Montana voters in a direct election, has just beennullified by the courts. oday 295,070 Montanavoters had their votes nullifiedby one judge exercisingwhat amounts to a super-vote. Te decision by JudgeBrian Morris to allow same-sex marriage in Montanastrikes at the heart o two

oundational institutions thathave made our state and nation truly exceptional: theballot initiative process that allows or sel-governanceby the people, and the amily. I am heartbroken or thpeople o Montana who have had the redefinition omarriage orced on them by an out-o-control ederajudiciary. I am also grieved or the children o same-sexcouples who have no chance o growing up with a momand a dad. Tis undamentally undermines the righo the people to protect natural marriage as the sacred

union o a man and a woman. While the U.S. Supreme Court may still take up theissue o the redefinition o marriage, or now the courthave settled the issue in our state. While we mourn thedirection o a misguided judiciary, were encouragedby the act that natural marriage was enshrined in 31state Constitutions, and a recent Pew poll showed thasupport or same-sex marriage has dropped by 5% inthe past 3 months. While the courts believe same-sexmarriage is a settled issue, its anything but settled in the

hearts and minds o the people. While were disappointed in the decision, we wilnot despair, we will not throw in the towel and we wilnot give up. Laws may change, but the definition omarriage as a union between a man and a woman itimeless. As Cicero once said, ime obliterates the fictiono opinion and confirms the decisions o nature. We will continue to uphold natural marriagebecause its whats best or men, women, children andour society as a whole.

Fed Judge Orders Same

Sex Marriage in Montana

I am heartbrokenfor the people ofMontana who havehad the redenitionof marriage forced

on them by an out-of-control federajudiciary.

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BUZZIFIEDS

A

Christmas

Stroll

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 19. Light and

variable wind.

Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 38. West wind 8 to

13 mph.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 25. West

wind 3 to 8 mph.Saturday:A slight chance of rain or freezing rain before

11am, then a chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, witha high near 40. South southeast wind 5 to 11 mph. Chanceof precipitation is 30%.

Saturday Night:A slight chance of rain showers and sleetbefore 11pm, then a chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,

with a low around 24. West wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts ashigh as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New snow

and sleet accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

Sunday: A 30 percent chance of snow showers. Cloudy,

with a high near 28. Blustery, with a northwest wind 21

to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 32 mph. New snowaccumulation of less than a half inch possible.

SundayNight: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 10.

Monday:Mostly cloudy, with a high near 25.

Monday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,

with a low around 12.

Tuesday:Partly sunny, with a high near 25.

Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 11.

Wednesday:A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, witha high near 20.

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A wintry mix o snow, sleet and reezing rain ispossible across northeast Montana starting Saturdaymorning. As temperatures warm during the day most

o the area will see a switch to just rain. Little or no iceaccumulation is expected at this time. A cold rontalpassage Saturday night will lead to colder temperaturesand precipitation changing to snow. Additional snowaccumulations are expected to be an inch or less at thistime.

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Te Childrens Museum o Northeast Montana inGlasgow is hosting a Saari Social on Saturday, November29th rom 6-9 p.m. our the new wildlie exhibit, enjoyappetizers and beverages, visit with the exhibit producersand help support this awesome new addition to ourcommunity. Cost is $20 per person at the door.

Safari Social for the Childrens Museum

Sierra Dawn Stoneberg Holts new book, Prairie Sunrise: MyMontana Ranch Life, is now available at Wheatgrass Arts andGallery in Glasgow. In Hinsdale it is available at Sweet Memoriesand in Malta it can be found at the Phillips County Museum.

HONORINGCLIFFAND D IANNAISAKSON

Open HouseFRIDAY, NOVEMBER28

7:00 8:30 P.M.

50thWeddingAnniversary

Mock Wedding Ceremony at 7:30 p.m.

At Nemont Manor in the basement ballroom


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Area Rugs

$99

Microwaves

$149Rocker

Recliners

$299

Smooth-TopRange

$499

OccasionalTables 3 pc. Set

$199Cocktail & (2) end Tables

5 pc. Dining Set

$399Sleek Contemporary Design

Lamps, Pictures& Accessories

30% Off

Mattress Set

$399Queen Size

WhirlpoolDishwasher

$399Casual Sofas

Starting at

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Amana Washer

$429Extra Large Capacity

VIZIOTelevisions

All on Sale

GREAT GIFTS

MARKLES WAREHOUSE

Look at the great gift values

that are waiting for you at

Thursday, December 4th4:00-7:00 P.M.

Chili & Cornbread + DrinksGift Certificate Drawings: $50, $100, $200

But, Thats Not AllWe are also the

Santa Cash Pack Store

on Dec. 4th

Register to Win one of two$25 Gift Certicates

CUSTOMER APPRECI ATION PARTY

15thAnniversary

SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS:Saturdays Through Christmas

9:00-2:00Thurs., Dec. 4th, 8:30-7:00Wed., Dec. 24th,8:30-3:00

Closed December 25th, 26th, 27th.

Call 228-9844

An eye catcherWhoever winds up with this tree during the Festival of Treesis truly appreciative of our Veterans! A lot of love has went

into it by Ken Kautz, retired Navy man, and his wife Myrna.The tree is adorned with Kens open wood carvings whileMyrna crocheted picture frames for our local soldiers whowere killed in action. This tree has a special meaning tous, says Ken. Take it from the Buzz, ts a must-see tree andcan be viewed this Friday and Saturday at the Glasgow ElksLodge where an abundance of beautiful trees can be viewed.


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FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH BURGERDinner: HALIBUT STEAK

SATURDAY

Soup: HAM & BEAN

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THURSDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: CHICKEN PHILLYDinner: T-BONE STEAK

SUNDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch: GRILLED HAM

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Thank youto the amazing

Community of Glasgow

For the generous outpouring of

thoughts, prayers and support.

A special thank you to my incredible

coworkers at FMDH and the

Orthopaedic Clinic for their hard work

spent organizing and hosting an

amazing benet auction in my honor.

Thank you to all local businesses

and individuals who graciously

donated and attended my recent

benet in support of my journey.

Words cannot express how truly

blessed we feel to have this

tremendous support from so many

people as we continue on this

journey to ght breast cancer. Thank

you from the bottom of our heart.

God Bless!Megan & Tyler Schaefer

and Family

H G THANKSGIVING!!

We will be closed for Tanksgiving

Tursday, Nov. 27 and Friday Nov. 28To let our employees enjoy the holiday with their families.

Fort Peck, M

Phone 406.526.3557

Sr. Citizen Menu

FRIDAY

FishCall for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

Few people would arguethat around Williston thetraffic has gotten crazythe past ew years. What

most might not know, ishow crazy the traffic at theWilliston airport, SloulinField, has gotten. According to a recentarticle in the AOPA Pilotmagazine, the airportmanager said three and ahal years ago there wereonly 15,500 emplanementsper year. Enplanement is

defined as the number opassengers boarding anaircraf at an airport. Tisdoes not include arriving orthrough passengers. Last year there were96,000 emplanements,which does not includecharter flights and generalaviation flights. Flights thatrequire flight crew changeemplanements are rom

10,000 to 15,000 a year, notincluding corporate jets. Just finding a placeto park airplanes is a real

problem. It would probably bebusier i the airport hada tower, more space anda heavier built runwayand ramps. As the privatecorporation jets, generalaviation and the 30-50passenger commercialaircraf keep the place busy,the real heavy iron just

cant land there . . . yet. Anew, relocated field is likelyand among several optionsbeing looked at.~ Daniels County Leader

Heres a *T*I*P*


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S p o n s o r e d b y : G l a s g o w A r e a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e a n d A g r i c u l t u r e

Free Matinee:

1:00-2:30Mr. Peabody & Sherman

Shop

Local!

C h r i s t m a s S t r o l lSchedule of Events

November 22, 2014

1-2:30pm Free Matinee at Valley Cinemas

Mr. Peabody & Sherman~Sponsored by: FMDH & Albertsons~

12:00pm Santa Claus Arrives in Glasgow

12:15pm Santa visits Shopko

12:45pm Santa visits Prairie Ridge

1:15pm Santa visits Nemont Manor

1:45pm Santa visits Valley View Home2:30-5pm Hay Rides Downtown Glasgow

2:30-4:30 Santa visits Pehlkes Furniture

TBA Tree Lighting Ceremony Markles parking Lot

6:00pm Christmas Light Parade

~Downtown Glasgow~

Local Businesses open until 12:00-6:30pm

Childrens Museum OPEN!

AND

You are invited to share a

holiday Saturday with the

Glasgow merchants.

Shopping & Activities

downtown!November 22, 2014

12:006:30pm

Theme: Carnival ChristmasSponsored by: Valley County Optimist Club.

Time: Floats will line up at 5:30 and Parade will start at 6:00.

Route: Parade lineup starts behind FMDH and will go down 2nd Ave. South and in

front of Prairie Ridge

Chamber Big Bucks will be awarded for the following categories: Most Lights,

Musical Theme, Best Youth Organization, Best Business & Best Adult Organization.

El Cor Del will provide Free kids bowling from 7-8 and Chili, following the parade!

*Merchant Holiday Hours*

Saturday, November 22~ Open until 6:00pmSunday, November 30~ 12:00-3:00pm

Sunday, December 7~12:00-3:00pm

Sunday, December 14 ~ 12:00-3:00

Sunday, December 21 ~ 12:00-3:00

Friday, December 19~ Stores open until 7:00pm

December 22 & 23~ Stores open until 7:00pm

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