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Ride ’em, Cowgirl!Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages converged on Glasgow this

past Friday and Saturday for a Youth Rodeo and MontanaHigh School Association Rodeo held at the Northeast

Montana Fairgrounds. One couldn't have asked for more

perfect weather: What a cute little cowgirl pictured aboveGIDDEY-YAP, YIPPEE, and all of that!

Troughout the all season, theMontana Alzheimer's Association issponsoring Walks to End Alzheimer'sin various locations. Purpose othese walks is to raise awareness andunds or advancements in research,

support and cure or this dreadulbrain disease.

O the worst dreaded diseasein humans, Alzheimer's is the mostcostly as treatments and care-givinginvolves many amily members,

proessionals, and acilities providingextended care. In Montana alone20,000 individuals have the diseasewhich is irreversible, and 50,000caregivers tend to those afflicted

‘Walk for Karen’ scheduled for September 20th



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people. Friends and Family o Karen Jellum, who passedaway in October o 2013, have been very supportive ound-raising efforts by being involved in the "Walk to EndAlzheimer's" held annually in Bozeman. Her daughterKimberly Garson, organized a team called "Walk or

Karen" and they have been the top und-raising group thepast three years. Supporters hope and pray that the uglydisease doesn't reappear in the amily.

Te Walk is scheduled or Sunday, September 20thin Bozeman once again. Supporters are very welcome toattend as are donations to the und-raising campaignDonations may be sent to: Alzheimer's Association Montana, 3010 11th AvenueNorth, Billings, Montana 59101. Please speciy "Walk orKaren" in Bozeman. Or donations may be sent to GaleJellum, Box 1000, Chinook, Montana 59523 and he wil

deliver them personally.Te amily o Karen Jellum, would like to thankprevious donors and supporters o the Walk; you are verymuch appreciated! SPECIALS:

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Te Job Service Employers’ Committee (JSEC) wilhost a workshop entitled “alk Sense to an Alien” on

Tursday, October 8, 2015 rom 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.mat the Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow. Tis Fall workshop will ocus on understandingpersonality traits and generational differences that makecommunication difficult. Speaker Roubie Younkin wilhelp participants recognize these differences in co-workers, amily and riends, then speak to them in termsthey can understand.

“Participants begin to see the world rom a newperspective…and have un doing it!” says Younkin. Teworkshop includes lunch and materials or a ee o $40

payable to JSEC. I registration occurs afer October 2lunch can be included or an additional $10. “Sometimes it eels like people are rom another planetbut really they are just looking at an idea with different values and perceptions,” said Roubie, the workshop leaderand MSU Valley County Extension Agent, who is knownor her enthusiasm and personable presentation style. She has presented to hundreds o employees andemployers, amilies and civic groups. She says thatattendees easily relate to the “Colors” curriculum used

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Could see someneeded precipthis week

Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers after 7pm. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 56. South southeast wind 7 to 14mph becoming east northeast in the evening. Winds couldgust as high as 20 mph.

Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 72. East wind 8 to 14 mph becoming west

northwest in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 20mph.

Tuesday Night: A chance of showers before 7pm, then aslight chance of showers and thunderstorms between 7pm

and 1am, then a slight chance of showers after 1am. Partlycloudy, with a low around 43. West northwest wind 12 to 17mph becoming light west after midnight. Winds could gust as

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possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm. Mostly cloudy, with ahigh near 67. Calm wind becoming southeast 5 to 8 mph in

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Wednesday Night: Showers likely and possibly a

thunderstorm before 1am, then a slight chance of showers.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. East southeast windaround 8 mph becoming northwest after midnight. Chance

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Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers before 7am.

Partly sunny, with a high near 66. West wind 7 to 13 mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 69.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 45.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 74.

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Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 74.

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BUZZLARGE SHOP SALE: Sept 25th and 26th at St. Marie Warehouse, Tools

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here. “It helps them understand the undamental differencesin personalities and how each different personality stylecontributes to the success o a program,” she said. Tere is also demand or additional inormationabout the differences between generations, which she wilprovide. JSEC Chair Stacey Amundson described how the

group chose this topic. “JSEC hears rom both employers and employees,Stacey explained. "Afer a short presentation onpersonalities this Spring, we had tons o eedback romattendees who wanted to learn more about communicatingwith people they don’t understand. Roubie gets such goodreviews, we hoped she could be our eatured speaker thisFall." For more inormation and to register or the seminarcall the Glasgow Job Service at 228-3926. Cost or the halday seminar is $40 per person and includes lunch. An

additional $10 ee applies i registering afer October 2Registration orms are available at the Job Service Office74 4th Street North, or email [email protected].

Talk Sense to Aliens continued

CSI Comes to Glasgow Move over, Las Vegas. Step aside, Miami and NewYork. CSI is moving to Glasgow! Has our lovely communitybecome a place or high drama crime? Not exactly. First Lutheran Church will be hosting a newWednesday evening experience called Christ’s Servants

Inspired: First Lutheran. Each Wednesday we will beinvestigating the love o God revealed in the works andteachings o Jesus. We will delve into some crafs, digesthe clues around a meal together, probe God’s grace in ashort, amily oriented worship service, and search throughthe gospels or evidence o Jesus’ love or every one o usall centered on the theme o the evening. We invite everyone to join us. Registration or thecoming year will be September 16, where we will kick offwith a CSI tailgate party. Come have some un with CSIFirst Lutheran. For more inormation call 228-4862.



Letter to the BuzzGeneral Custer or Colonel Sanders?

facts, observations, opinions

Why it's Preacher Collins, just changed his clothes!Tis ella come to St. Marie (Love Tat Cross Ministries)looking like General George Custer- levies, cowboy

boots, billowing bloused white shirt and a big 'ol cowboyhat. Glory be, last week I thought I was look'in at ColonelHarland Sanders! I didn't recognize the man. He wasall dressed up pretty with a beautiul long tails suit with

vest and tie. He did have the same ace and long hair likeCuster when I took a 2nd look. So I says: "Preacher, youclean up good and sure look pretty." He smiled but didn'tsay a word. His "Trow Down Revival" style is proving to bepopular cause olks keep coming back and bringing

riends along with them. His method o delivery andmessage seems appealing to many. Preacher John's "RightOut o Te Bible" messages and hard stand AGAINS"Political Correctness" reflects his old ashioned churchapproach. Along those lines, Nashua's Grace LutheranChurch brought Christian speaker Eric Barger (ake A

Stand Ministries) to Glasgow last Saturday. He spokeat the Glasgow Evangelical Church and I attended hisconerence. He spoke o many Evangelists and on thesubject o "Understanding and Resisting Postmodernismand the short comings o some churches maintainingtheir "Political Correctness" posture. His emphasis wasthat i it didn't say it in the Bible, it wasn't true. He echoedand re-enorced the same words o Evangelist Collins

Friends, a "Bible oting Preacher" isn't or everybodybut Preacher Collins sure seems to get the attention omany at his 10 A.M. Sunday service up at the St. MarieBase Chapel. He's a very demonstrative Evangelist to puit mildly. ~ Nick Chiechi "Due Diligence"(Who says I never write positive?")

Scotty netters back on track Following a loss to Glendive on Tursday, theScotty volleyball team picked up a couple o impressive

conerence matches, beating Harlem in three quick setson Friday, and then going to Wol Point on Saturday todown the Wolves 27-25, 25-15 & 25-17.

Te Scotties host Poplar this Tursday and will bein Malta on Saturday. In cross country, the Scotty Boys won the MaltaInvitational. Complete results in uesday's Buzz .



All children grades K-6 are invited to a fun night.

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OBITUARY

Jack Corscadden Nelson E. "Jack"Corscadden passedaway o natural causesat his home in beautiul

Paradise Valley,Montana. He peaceullyclosed his eyes and ellto rest on September 3,2015 with amily andriends by his side.

A memorial serviceis planned or Glasgowas soon as amilymembers can makearrangements or travel.

We hope that all whoknew and loved Jack'sunique character will join us in celebrationo his lie he spent inGlasgow.

Spartans skunk the Scots Te Glasgow gridders were in Baker this past Fridaynight where the Spartans rolled out to a 40-zip halfimelead beore Spartan Head Coach Dave Breitbach went tohis bench. Final score o the ball game was just that, 40-0 Te Scotties are now 0-3 while the Spartans arenow 2-0, their other victory happening in Wol Pointwith a 38-6 triumph over District 2B Wolves. Te Scotties now venture to Lewistown to take onthe Sweet Grass County Sheepherders o Big imberKick-off is at 6:00.

Te Herders are 2-1 with an opening-seasonwin over Whitehall (21-10) ollowed by a win overTree Forks (49-0). Tis past Friday night they lost toManhattan 27-13. Te Scotties are on the road again the ollowingweek as they travel to Fairfield. Te Eagles are currently2-0 and have given up just two points as they blanked

Libby 43-0 and suffered a saety in Boulder but wouldpounce on the Panthers 42-2. Te Eagles host Broadwater(ownsend) this Friday in a match o unbeatens as theBulldogs have wins over Loyola Sacred Heart (39-16)and Choteau (28-27). In the District 2B, Malta is the team to beat asthe Mustangs ell to Huntley Project 28-27 but wouldbounce back to blank Shepherd 28-0. Poplar is the onlyother team in 2B with a win as, afer alling to Forsyth47-0, the Indians rallied to beat Lodge Grass 40-28 thispast Friday. Harlem is 0-2 and Wol Point is 0-3.

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