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    The ASI construction crew working on repairing the plunge pool at Fort Peck Dam decided to raise money for local families by donating turkeys for the holidays. They raised over $2,100 and partnered with local grocery stores Reynolds and Albertsons to provide turkeys and fixings to families in need. The money was donated as the crew enjoyed the local northeast Montana hospitality.

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    The ASI construction crew working on repairing the plunge pool at Fort Peck Dam decided to raise money for local families by donating turkeys for the holidays. They raised over $2,100 and partnered with local grocery stores Reynolds and Albertsons to provide turkeys and fixings to families in need. The money was donated as the crew enjoyed the local northeast Montana hospitality.

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    The ASI construction crew working on repairing the plunge pool at Fort Peck Dam decided to raise money for local families by donating turkeys for the holidays. They raised over $2,100 and partnered with local grocery stores Reynolds and Albertsons to provide turkeys and fixings to families in need. The money was donated as the crew enjoyed the local northeast Montana hospitality.

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    Giving back to the community

    ASI
    Constructors,
    Inc.,
    was
    awarded
    the
    contract for fixing the plunge pool at the
    bottom of the Fort Peck Spillway and this is
    ASIs second year of working on the massive project.
    The crew of ASI is comprised of workers from all over
    the country (the only local man working on the job is
    at far right, Brad Olson). What started out as a little bet
    among them turned into a heart-warming fund-raising
    event that is now going to supply holiday turkeys for local
    families that can use a little help. Over $2,100 was raised
    by the ASI crew working here with the Stockman Bar
    kicking in $200 and Amusement Services (Ken Carson

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    of Billings) also donating $200. The money was turned


    over to Reynolds and Albertsons with both food stores
    generously agreeing to supply the fixins to go along with
    the turkeys. Thats Reynolds Terry Colbrese in the black
    jacket fourth from left. Next to him is Albertsons Bob
    Loewen, and next to Bob is Louise Twitchell representing
    the Stockman Bar. ASI employees are Hoss, Larry, John,
    Brock, Eddie, Nathan, Nick, Tylor, Darren, Mike, Roger,
    Ronny and Brad. They have been thoroughly enjoying
    the northeast Montana hospitality when work is done for
    the day the reason they decided to give back to the
    community. Thanks, ASI!

    Mandatory Parents meetings


    this week for Scotty athletics

    Glasgow Girls Basketball meeting Tuesday,


    November 18th in room 1 at the Glasgow High School at
    6:00 p.m. for all parents of prospective players this year
    in grades 9-12.

    NOVEMBER 14 - 20

    Glasgow Boys Basketball meeting Tuesday,


    November 18th in room 1 at the Glasgow High School at
    6:30 p.m. for all parents of prospective players this year
    in grades 9-12.

    SHOWINGS

    HELD
    OVER

    228-9239

    www.polsontheatres.com

    4:10 - 7:00 - 9:15PM

    108 Min.

    HELD
    OVER

    4:00 - 6:50 - 9:20PM

    Scotty Wrestlers meeting Thursday, November 20th


    in room 1 at the Glasgow High School at 7:00 p.m. for all
    parents of prospective wrestlers this year in grades 9-12.

    134 Min.

    Rated PG: Some Rude Humor, Action/Peril and Rated R: Strong sequences of war violence, some
    Thematic Elements
    grisly images, and language throughout.

    DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $5.75/PERSON


    FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free popcorn with every paid admission at 7pm & 9pm showings

    Applications due by November 30th!

    Non-profit organizations urged to apply


    now for Theo & Ayce Beck Trust Grants

    Grant applications are now being accepted for


    nonprofit 501c3 organizations and governmental
    entities such as schools and municipalities for
    projects that promote better living in Valley County,
    from the Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust.

    Applications may be picked up from Ruth Ann
    Hutcheson, 12 1st Avenue North, or Edward Jones,
    207 5th Street South. Applications must be mailed
    and postmarked no later than Sunday, November
    30, 2014. Incomplete applications will not be
    considered for grants.
    The Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust
    was established with the mission of bettering life
    in Valley County. It creates income for higher
    education and to help fund projects that promote
    better living in Valley County through non-profit
    organizations.
    Theo and Alyce Beck were northeast Montana
    people who cared about the communities they lived
    in, whether it was Baylor, where their lives began,
    Opheim where they farmed, or Glasgow, where
    Alyce spent her retired years after Theo died.
    Shortly before Alyce died, she generously
    decided to set up the Theo and Alyce Beck
    Foundation Trust. This will be the sixth year that
    the trust will award grants.

    A Chest of Treasures

    Its time once again for the annual Soroptimist Chest of


    Treasures Raffle. The Chest with all its treasures will be on
    display at Pehlkes Furniture. There will also be a 2nd prize
    of a $200 gas certificate & 3rd prize for $100 Apple Trolley
    gift certificate. Tickets will be sold by all Soroptimist members
    & are $1 each or 6 for $5; must be 18 years old to purchase
    tickets. The winning tickets will be drawn Nov. 22nd at the
    AAUW Fall Bazaar. The drawing will be held on Saturday,
    November 22nd during the AAUW Community Bazaar at the
    Glasgow Civic Center. Dont delay, get your tickets today.

    Festival of Trees this weekend

    The 10th Annual Festival of Trees for Relay for


    Life is Saturday, November 22nd from 9 a.m. 4 p.m.
    at the Glasgow Elks Lodge. Set up for trees will be
    from 5-9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, and 9 a.m. 5
    p.m. Thursday.

    Trees will be on display from 5-9 p.m. Thursday,
    noon - 9 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Saturday.
    Along with this is the Prime Rib Dinner & Auction
    on Friday, Nov. 21st. This will be from 6-8 p.m. at
    the Elks. Tickets are $25 per person and MUST be
    purchased in advance. Tickets are available at KLTZ/
    Mix 93, BS Central and the Glasgow Elks Lodge.

    GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!

    Price: $38,500 Call Johnny Row 263-9546

    Better
    weather,
    but....

    Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 4. Wind chill


    values as low as -5. West northwest wind around 6 mph
    becoming south southeast after midnight.
    Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 32. Wind chill
    values as low as -1. Northwest wind 7 to 12 mph increasing
    to 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high
    as 29 mph.
    Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 11. Wind
    chill values as low as -4. Northwest wind 10 to 18 mph, with
    gusts as high as 24 mph.
    Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 19. Northwest
    wind around 10 mph.
    Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around
    0. Northwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm after
    midnight.
    Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 18. East southeast
    wind 3 to 6 mph.
    Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 7.
    Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 30.
    Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17.
    Saturday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 33.
    Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17.
    Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 30.

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    Eds Storage). CALL SEAN 406-254-0406
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    CHARMING HOME IN NASHUA!


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    1092 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms
    and 1 bath in Nashua. New roof
    and paint inside and out. Some
    hardwood floors in bedrooms
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    in a fun work environment!
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    APPLY ONLINE
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    SANDWICH
    of the Week

    Hwy 2 West
    228-2997

    Chili
    Dog

    SPECIALS:
    MONDAY

    Soup: CORN CHOWDER


    Lunch: CHIMICHANGA
    Dinner: 8 oz CHICKEN
    FRIED STEAK

    TUESDAY

    Soup: CHICKEN NOODLE


    Lunch: CHICKEN BURGER
    Dinner: HAMBURGER STEAK

    WEDNESDAY

    Soup: BEER CHEESE


    Lunch: BACON CHEESE
    & RANCH BURGER
    Dinner: 2 pc. LIVER & ONION

    THURSDAY

    Soup: HAM & BEAN


    Lunch: REUBEN
    Dinner: 2 pc. PORK CHOP

    We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

    Have Your Parties Here


    BOOK NOW!
    A GREAT PLACE TO
    HANG OUT!

    THE HANGAR
    GLASGOW

    SCHOOL MENU
    TUESDAY
    Breakfast

    Hot or Cold Cereal Breakfast Bar


    Oranges Milk
    Lunch

    Chicken Burger w/ Lettuce & Ranch


    Dill Spear Bar Strawberries
    Choice of Fruit Milk

    Hwy 2 East
    228-8280

    Soup: Potato Chili


    Specials:

    French Dip
    Turkey Croissant
    Dine at theO
    228-8006

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    Sables Echo
    Taxidermy
    Shelly Sampson

    Taxidermist

    Fish Rugs
    Heads Birds
    Pedestals Full Body
    Restoration
    Shipping Anywhere

    (406) 228-8722
    Cell: (406) 672-0058

    Sr. Citizen Menu


    TUESDAY

    Beef Tips

    Call for reservation by 10 AM


    228-9500

    Peanuts get your Kiwanis peanuts

    The Glasgow Kiwanis Club bagged peanuts Wednesday with the help of the Glasgow
    High School Key Club. Glasgow Kiwanis Club peanuts are now available from any
    Kiwanis member or from Paul Wetz at First Community Bank. All money raised by the
    sales of the Kiwanis Peanuts are put back into the community by the Glasgow Kiwanis
    Club, so please enjoy some peanuts out of those white sacks.

    Adults-only skating Wednesday


    Adults Only Open
    Skating begins its season
    on Wednesday, November
    19th at 5:30 p.m. at the
    Valley Event Center. Cost

    Tech Nite

    Tech Night at the


    Glasgow
    City-County
    Library
    is
    Tuesday,
    November 18th from 5-7
    p.m. Come join in for
    helpful holiday tips.

    NOVEMBER 12 - 18

    is $2 to skate & $2 to rent


    skates, but lessons are free.
    Mark your calendar for the
    1st and 3rd Wednesdays
    this winter.

    Boneless Pork

    SIRLOIN ROAST.....................$2.49/lb.
    Sonny Roost Fam. Pack Chicken
    Cooks Shank Portion

    HAM.................................... $1.99/lb.
    Farmland

    WHOLE BONELESS HAMS.......$2.29/lb.


    John Morrell Bone-In Half

    SPIRAL CUT HAM...................$2.49/lb.


    Hormel Cure 81 Whole or Half

    BONELESS HAMS................... $4.49/lb.

    DRUMS OR THIGHS...............$1.19/lb.
    80% Lean 20% Fat

    GROUND BEEF...................... $3.49/lb.


    Beef Tri-Tip

    ROAST OR STEAKS.................$6.99/lb.
    John Morrell 12 oz.

    COCKTAIL SMOKIES............... $2.19 ea.


    SeaPak

    ASSORTED SHRIMP................$5.99 ea.

    Its starting to fill up

    Figure skating extravaganza


    in Moose Jaw December 5th

    by JJs Custom
    Photography

    Saturday
    December 6
    10am-4pm
    54275 Hwy 2 East 228-2496

    NEAT HISTORICAL BUILDING

    The former Jonnies Caf


    building, located on
    Glasgow`s Front Street,
    has over 2,900 sq. ft.
    Priced to sell.

    Asking
    $59,950

    20-913

    CALL JON TODAY 263-2113

    www.hellandagencyinc.com

    VIP

    SHOPPING NIGHT

    Thurs., Nov. 20, 4-6pm

    Robyns
    Nest
    Home Decor & Fine Gifts
    317 Klein Ave 228-4646

    Seems how we have some talented figure skaters


    and a growing interest to the sport thanks to the Valley
    Event Center here in Glasgow, we thought this might
    be of interest to you if you havent heard already:
    Some of the worlds finest figure skaters will be
    part of the Holiday Festival On Ice performing Friday,
    December 5th at Mosaic Place in downtown Moose Jaw,
    Saskatchewan, Canada (191 miles if going through the
    Port of Opheim, only four hours away from Glasgow).
    The show begins at 6:00 p.m. our time (7:00 Canadian
    time, eh?)
    Ticket prices (Canadian funds) start at $39.50
    (there were still a few of these seats available as of
    Friday) and can be ordered online at www.mosaicplace.
    ca or by calling the Mosaic Place box office at 1-306624-2050.

    An all-star cast of Canadas top skaters will perform
    holiday-themed routines as part of their program
    and the show invites you to witness it from a unique
    perspective as there is not one bad seat in this quaint
    setting seating 4,500.
    The confirmed cast includes: Tessa Virtue and
    Scott Moir, Olympic gold medalists and two-time
    World Dance Champions; Patrick Chan, Olympic silver
    medalist and seven-time national champion; Kurt
    Browning, four-time World Champion; Jeffrey Buttle,
    Olympic medalist and World Champion; Kimmie
    Meissner, World Champion; Shawn Sawyer, Canadian
    silver medalist; Gabrielle Daleman, Canadian silver
    medalist and 2014 Olympic team member; Alexandra
    Paul and Mitchell Islam, Canadian bronze medalists
    and 2014 Olympic team members.

    For those that wish to make their evening complete,
    the show also offers an opportunity for a memorable
    meet and greet with the stars.

    New rule at the Library

    Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths


    Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

    Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates

    Because of some issues that have arisen, the Glasgow


    City-County Library has changed its policy to state that
    children under the age of 8 must be accompanied and
    supervised by an adult. Your cooperation is appreciated
    with this policy, in making this a safe and welcoming
    environment for everyone. Remodeling is still in the
    process, and they have new circulation and computer
    desks. Come check it out when you can!

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