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It was early-morning Thursday, May 2nd when people started showing up outside the Valley County Courthouse for free Lilac, Choke Cherry, Caragana and Golden Currant trees. Over 7,000 trees have been distributed since Valley Countys first Free Tree Day.

Free Tree Day seeing new Growth

Valley County Free Tree Day takes on a whole new dimension as Two Rivers Economic Growth joins in the operation and promotion of the project. While the basic program will still promote the distribution of free trees county wide, the addition of Two Rivers ensures

Valley County Community Orchard could soon be in the works

increased opportunity for growth through grants and sponsorship. Donations for the program will now be processed through Two Rivers as they manage the business and accounting aspects. This will increase the efficacy of the program by allowing more time for the promotion and distribution

of trees through volunteers. Free Tree Day was implemented by Terry Archambeault and Dave Pippin to address the need for more trees and shrubs throughout Valley County. This promotes environmental benefits as well as inherent beauty to the area. continued on next page

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THURSDAY Friday, October 25th

Its also the kickoff for

will be

Well be Open Late, until 7pm!

Christmas Cash Interest-Free Loans

Soup: Ham & Bean Chili Specials: Chicken Fried Sandwich Egg Salad Croissant

OCTOBER 18 - 24

SHOWINGS
228-9239
92 Min.

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Dine at theO
228-8006

North side home boasts over 1750 +/- sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms, Den, and 1 bath. The gourmet kitchen was just remodeled and is light and bright. New paint and flooring throughout, new siding, windows, roof and has underground sprinklers. Nice back deck with a large oversized Double car garage. 24 Meadow Court, Glasgow

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Q & A with Kuszmaul Thursday

Shaune Kuszmal will be answering questions on Supplement Plans F, High F and N where original Medicare is primary. She will be at the Nashua Senior Center on Thursday, October 24th at 10a.m. Lunch will be served.

Free Tree Day continued from front

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The program has been successfully in operation for approximately eight years and funded entirely by local Valley County businesses. Since the inception of the Free Tree Day event, approximately 7,000 have been distributed. The possibility of expanding the project by providing a Valley County Community Orchard has been proposed. The orchard would grow all types of fruits and berries common to the area and be open for the public to harvest. A small parcel of ground on either Highway 24 North or Highway 2 would be the most beneficial site for this proposed project. The orchard would operate with the understanding that if it was not maintained it would revert back to the owner. Any offers, ideas, or support is appreciated. The addition of a community orchard would be a proactive project for our community and the coordination of local individuals and organizations would bring this project to life. Valley County residents would enjoy the benefits of a truly unique project as it is uncommon throughout the state. Please contact Michelle Tade at the Two Rivers office by phone at 406-263-GROW (4769) or email trg2@nemont.net, or Dave Pippin at 406-263-7171.

Churches of North America have set aside October as Pastor Appreciation Month. This is an opportunity for local congregations to give thanks to God for their pastors, and to demonstrate a genuine appreciation for their service to this community and the surrounding area. The New Testament honors vocational ministry as one of Gods highest callings. Pastors are Gods gifts to His people and are worthy of recognition for their willing faithful service. When the Apostle Paul remembered with joy the people in the church at Philippi, he spoke of their partnership in the gospel. Ministry is a partnership of ministers and lay people each helping the other to be effective in witness and work for Christ. The church cannot function effectively unless both do their part to build up each other. When churches honor their pastor, they strengthen the team God has put together to serve Him in their community. By showing appreciation, one can return some of the love, concern, and ministry the pastor has given to them.

October is Pastor Appreciation Month

A strong cold front will sweep through the area late Sunday and Monday ushering in much colder air in its wake. Precipitation with this system will start out as rain Sunday before transitioning over to snow Sunday night and Monday with highs on Monday in the 30s... BRRRRR.... yep, Halloween is comin!
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27. North wind 3 to 7 mph. Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 51. East northeast wind 5 to 8 mph becoming south southeast in the afternoon. Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. Southeast wind around 8 mph. Friday: Sunny, with a high near 59. Southwest wind 5 to 15 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph. Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34. Northwest wind 7 to 13 mph. Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 58. Light and variable wind becoming south around 5 mph in the afternoon. Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34. Sunday: A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 52. Sunday Night: Rain and snow showers likely. Snow level 2500 feet. Cloudy, with a low around 26. Monday: A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 35. Breezy. Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 37.

Big Change Expected!

Steak Fry Friday Oct 25 5-7pm

Caring for Our Community Since 1911

Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital

has the following full-time openings:

Jam Session Saturday Oct 26 2pm

Its all happening

Clinic Nursing Supervisor Clinic Customer Service Clinic Medical Records Clinic Medical Assistants Clinic RN/LPN
Please contact Human Resources at 228-3647 for more information or see details on our website at www.fmdh.org/employment

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FORT PECK HOME

1117 East Osage, Fort Peck

Large Fort Peck Lot plus a Park View: Nice home that faces west onto the towns open park. Huge 18,060 sf lot, nearly an acre! Home square footage is 1,085 up and 1,085 down. 2 bedroom upstairs with potential for more down. Large & open unfinished basement. Bathroom on each floor. Various recent upgrades. Attached single car garage and comes with 2 storage sheds.

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ASKING PRICE: $180,000

Call us for an appointment! 406-228-9356

SMOKE THE TURKEY! SEVERAL GRAND PRIZES!

Contact the Glasgow Recreation Department for more details 319 2nd St S 228-8341

Join us for a 1.5 mile fund run!

Saturday, Nov. 9

Prizes

BUZZ Nurse Aide Training Class: Valley View will be offering a Nurse Aide Training Class starting November 11, 2013. Caring, compassionate persons with strong work ethics are being sought to attend training to become a certified nurse assistant. Applications can be obtained at the Valley View Business Office. Class tuition is $537.50 per student, unless the applicant is hired as an employee at Valley View Home. Persons wishing to take the course or apply for a position at Valley View need to contact the Director of Nursing November 1, 2013. The Director of Nursing can be contacted by calling 406-228-2461or by Email rose@valleyview1.net. BUZZ 3/4 time optimetric assistant needed: Will train. Computer knowledge essential. contact linda at glasgow eye care for application, 228-8200. BUZZ HELP WANTED: Bartenders, Dishwashers & Servers. APPLY AT DURUM. BUZZ Full-time custodial position available at Glasgow High School. Starting wage $12.31 - $14.81 DOE. Hours 3:00 11:30 p.m. Benefits: Retirement, vacation/sick leave, holidays, insurance & longevity. Job description available upon request. Instructions to apply are located on the District website: http://glasgow.k12.mt.us, go to employment tab and select classified positions. Deadline to apply is 11/1/13. For more info contact Ryan Stone at 263-7738. BUZZ FOR RENT: Hunters, Fishermen or fall time Visitors -- Idle Wild (between Fort Peck and Nashua) 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 2 kitchen Duplex. 1 floor $800/week; Both floors $1,400/week. 263-7207. BUZZ for rent: 1 bedroom apartment, newly decorated, close in & laundry facilities. Call 406-671-0831 or 406-230-0791. BUZZ house for sale in fort peck: Lots of updates, 5 bedroom, 2 bath, 2200 sq. ft., open kitchen, dining, living room layout, 1 car garage, $219,000. Ready to sell! 21 West Osage Ave, Fort Peck. Call 406-461-6782 or 406-461-8455.

BUZZIFIEDS

Hunter numbers down in recent Region 6 game checks

Figures compiled from the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 game check station outside Havre for the weekends of Oct. 1213 and Oct. 19-20 show reduced hunter numbers overall, but increased harvest of some upland birds and waterfowl. Over the first two weekends of the season, harvest for most species has been down, said Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Havre-area Wildlife Biologist Scott Hemmer. Antelope numbers and licenses have remained low since the winter of 2010-11, and this fact is reflected in the check station harvest being down 92 percent from the long-term average. Most antelope hunters reported having to hunt harder to find animals, but most have reported good horn growth in the bucks they did find and harvest this year. Montanas special, two-day youth deer hunt was a week earlier this year, and that resulted
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Hunter numbers
continued Elk harvest reported at the check station thus far may have been limited by the temporary closure of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, but Hemmer said not enough elk have been harvested yet for a meaningful comparison to past years harvest. So far, he said, pheasant harvest has been down slightly from last year, and hunters have reported pheasant hunting as spotty. Sharptailed grouse harvest is down from last year, but Hungarian partridge harvest is up. Duck harvest has remained strong again this year. Overall, however, hunter numbers continue to be low so far this year, Hemmer said. Total hunter numbers are down 6 percent from last year and are still well below those seen prior to the winter of 2010-11.
Caring for Our Community Since 1911

The Clinic would like to invite you to come get your Flu Shots!

Bruce Nelson, state executive director for Montana USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA), reminds producers of new deadlines for submitting annual report of acreage to local FSA county offices. Producers with apiculture, perennial forage, Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PRF) including Native grass, fall wheat (Hard Red Winter Wheat - HRW) and all other fallseeded small grains must submit a 2014 acreage report for those crops by November 15, 2013. This is also the same date for these crops to be reported to your crop insurance agent when carrying federal crop insurance. Jan. 2, 2014: (or 30 days after placement of colonies) Honey covered under Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) Jan. 15, 2014: Cherries, Established Stand Alfalfa Seed, Fall Alfalfa Seed July 15, 2014: Spring Alfalfa Seed, Barley, Canola, Corn, Dry Beans, Dry Peas, Flax, Forage Seeding, Mustard, Spring Oats, Potatoes, Safflower, Sugar Beets, Sunflowers, Spring Wheat, Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), and all other crops Prior to crop year 2013, reports for these crops were not due to FSA until July. This change is part of an initiative at the national level to align acreage reporting dates between FSA and Risk Management Agency (RMA) and will eventually reduce the crop reporting burden on producers, Nelson said. At this time, however, producers are required to file an acreage report to both agencies. At some time in the future, producers will only be required to file one acreage report that will be utilized by both agencies. The current farm bill expired Sept. 30, 2013. Although FSA does not know at this time what the future farm bill program requirements will be, FSA highly encourages producers to report all acreage for a farm, including crops on non-cropland such as hayed or grazed grassland. It is also important to accurately report the crops intended use. Intended use is used to determine eligibility in many FSA programs and cannot be revised once certified. Producers should contact their local FSA county office if they are uncertain about reporting deadlines. In order to meet FSA program eligibility requirements, producers must submit timely acreage reports. Reports filed after the established deadlines must meet certain requirements to be accepted and producers will be charged late file fees for late-filed 2014 acreage reports. For more information on FSA crop reporting requirements, visit your local FSA office or visit online at www.fsa.usda.gov/mt.

Acraege reporting deadline Nov. 15

Wednesday, October 23 Thursday, October 24th & Friday, October 25th 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
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Glasgows Morgan Paju took advantage of FWPs Early Youth Deer Hunt for kids that have passed the hunter safety course. The 12-year-old bagged this 3x4 bigbodied muley buck north of Glasgow on Block Management. Morgan is the daughter of Craig and Whitney Paju. Not bad for a first time hunter and a girl, huh!?

First-Time Buck!

Make sure to call ahead so we have your name.

OCTOBER 23 - 29

in additional mule deer and white-tailed deer being harvested during this reporting period. In previous years, only archery deer hunting was open during this time of

the year, Hemmer said. But, he added, whitetailed deer numbers are still down overall this year in FWP Region 6. Thats due to a long recovery period from a

series of especially hard winters and significant outbreaks of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, also known as EHD, in 2011 and again this year. continued on next page

Trick or Treat
Stir up something

TASTY
to eat!
Boneless Beef

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Christmas Open House

Come see all the beautiful Christmas items and Giits and Enjoy Refreshments! See you there! Effective Monday, November 4th: Christmas Hours Monday- Saturday 9:00 am- 5:30 pm
*30% OFF selected fall items & *50 % OFF selected Halloween items

at Robyns Nest Saturday, November 2nd 9:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.

Late Night

5:30pm ~ 8:00pm Fall Fashion Show STOREWID 6:00pm E Join us for Hot Cider & Treats! 20% OFF! Sign up for Door Prizes & Giveaways!

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 2013

OPEN HOUSE!

Milk River, Inc. Annual Fundraiser Friday, October 25th, 2013 Cottonwood Inn
Tickets $20 Call 228-8412 for Tickets and Information

5:30pm Social - 6:00pm Supper Live & Silent Auctions

SALE
Big Red Barn Located on the Ft. Peck Hwy

40% OFF
GOING ON NOW!

Harvest, Halloween, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Grinders & Ceramic Teapots

HOURS: SATURDAYS - 10AM-4PM WEEKDAYS - 10AM-5:30PM

Robyns Nest Home Decor & Fine Gifts

317 Klein Ave 228-4646

Family Matters
Clothing for the entire family

30 S 1st St. Malta 406-654-1900

Winter Weather Awareness Week Continues Wednesday

SPECIALS:
ITS HANGAR TIME!
Soup: RIB STICKER Lunch: BLEU CHEESEBURGER Dinner: HOT BEEF DINNER

Sr. Citizen Menu

Stuffed Green Peppers
Call for reservations by 10am 228-9500

Senio

Hap

Debit & Credit Cards Accepted

319 Klein Ave. Glasgow, MT 406-228-9871

Weekly Specials:
Danish (Vanilla & Amaretto) Latte 16 oz........................................$3.00 Peach & Pomegranate Smoothie 16 oz........................................$3.50

You should take steps to prepare for winter storms before they strike instead of waiting until the storm arrives. Use the guidelines below to help you get started. At Home and Work The primary concerns during a winter storm are loss of heat, power and telephone service and a shortage of supplies if storm conditions continue for more than a day. Have these items available:
Flashlight and extra batteries Battery powered NOAA Weather Radio Extra food and water Extra medicine and baby items First-aid supplies Emergency heat source Heating fuel Fire extinguisher Smoke alarm - Test once a month Make sure pets and livestock have plenty of food, water and shelter

THURSDAY

THURSDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER Lunch: FISH BURGER Dinner: 8oz SIRLOIN AND SHRIMP

FRIDAY

SCHOOL MENU
THURSDAY
Breakfast

GLASGOW

SATURDAY
Soup: COOKS CHOICE Lunch: PORK CHOP BURGER Dinner: 2pc LIVER & ONION

Apple Milk Italian Dunkers Bread Sticks Peas Grapes Choice of Fruit Milk
Lunch

In Vehicles your travel and check the latest weather reports to avoid the storm. Fully check and winterize your vehicle before the winter season begins. Carry a winter storm survival kit with these items:
Mobile phone and charger Blankets/sleeping bags Flashlight with extra batteries First-aid kit Extra clothing Shovel Windshield scraper and brush Tool kit Tow rope Battery booster cables Water container Compass and road maps High-calorie, nonperishable food Small can and waterproof matches to melt snow for drinking water Knife

Soup: COOKS CHOICE Lunch: HAMBURGER Dinner: 8oz CHICKEN FRIED STEAK

SUNDAY

After seventeen years, The Market Place & Gallery Gifts is undergoing a change.

A GREAT PLACE TO HANG OUT!

For Sale For Rent Rummage Sales Help Wanted

ADVERTISE IN THE BS BUZZ

Call by 10am 228-4558

SALE
Big Red Barn Located on the Ft. Peck Hwy

We ask anyone with a Gift Certificate or a Radio Auction Certificate to redeem them prior to our closing on December 24th, 2013. We will be reopening early in the New Year. Watch for more information. Thank you for your support!

As of October 19th, we will no longer be selling Gift Certificates.

THE HANGAR

Hwy 2 East 228-8280

SALE

40% OFF

on the Harvest, Halloween, Salt & Located Pepper Ft. Peck Hwy Shakers, Grinders & Ceramic Teapots

Big Red Barn GOING ON NOW!

Harvest, Halloween, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Grinders & Ceramic Teapots in winter

GOING ON NOW! Have water available. Most animals die from dehydration storms. HOURS: SATURDAYS - 10AM-4PM Make sure pets have plenty of food, water and shelter.
WEEKDAYS - 10AM-5:30PM

Haul extra feed to nearby feeding areas. 40% OFF Move animals to sheltered areas.

On the Farm/Pets Take these steps before the storm hits to ensure the safety of your pets and animals:

HOURS: SATURDAYS - 10AM-4PM WEEKDAYS - 10AM-5:30PM

Thursday focuses on Safety: Caught in a Storm.

Doors Open at 6:00pm

Glasgow Chamber Cottonwood KLTZ/KLAN D&G Sports & Western Ezzies Ezzies Midtown or Contact Tami Burke at 480-2819

Ticket Outlets

Glacier National Hockey Camp Nov. 1-3, 2013 Contact Lynette Schultz for more information 263-5172

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