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Tonight: A 40 percent chance of snow. Cloudy, with a lowaround -7. Wind chill values as low as -26. North wind

13 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. New snow

accumulation of less than one inch possible.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11am.Mostly cloudy and cold, with a high near 2. Wind chill

values as low as -25. West northwest wind 7 to 11 mph.

Thursday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around -8. Wind

chill values as low as -21. South wind 6 to 8 mph.Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 17. West southwest

wind 8 to 10 mph.

Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow showers.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 5. West northwest wind9 to 11 mph.

Saturday:A 30 percent chance of snow showers. Mostly

cloudy and cold, with a high near 10. North wind 8 to 10mph. Little or no snow accumulation expected.Saturday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around -4.

Sunday:A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,

with a high near 11.Sunday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around -1.Monday:A slight chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy,

with a high near 31.

Tuesday: A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny,with a high near 24.

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nd 2 A cold ront moves across the area today. emperatureswill start alling by afernoon and snow will start behind thecold ront, bringing bring 2 to 5 inches o snow to areas romsouth o Malta across the west end o Fort Peck Reservoirand south o the Circle and Glendive areas. Areas just northo this line may see up to an inch while areas along theCanadian border wont see much snow at all. Well have a short return to much colder temperatureswith lows rom -5 to -20 below. Combine that with northwinds o 10 to 20 mph and some higher gusts, this will causewind chills to drop to 35 below in some areas o northeastMontana by Tursday morning. Well gradually warm up overthe weekend, but the true warm-up will return on Monday.

Because heating costs are high, the State oMontana, through the Department o Public Healthand Human Services, offers programs such as the LowIncome Energy Assistance Program aimed at helpinglow-income individuals reduce their heating costs. For more inormation, contact the Montana CitizensAdvocate, toll-ree, at 1-800-332-2272 or log onto www.dphhs.mt.gov/programsservices/energyassistance .

Help for heating costs at DPHHS

Te deepest gorge in North America is not the

Grand Canyon.Its actually Hells Canyon on the Oregon/Idahoborder. Te Snake River flowing through the gorge nearsea level is bordered by the Seven Devils Mo0untainsthat soar to 9,000 eet. Te average depth o HellsCanyon is 6,600 eet.

Grand Canyon is only 4,000 to 5,000 eet deep, butit is wider and longer.

Did you know?

Tere will be a community meeting tonight(Wednesday, December 18th) at 6:30 p.m. at Irle Schoolor an update on the new K-5 Irle School design. Tis will be a great opportunity to hear a presentationrom the Districts design team on the progress that hasbeen accomplished to date. Tere will also be a chanceor public input. All concerned community members

are urged to attend.

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team, played some college ball himsel, and even playedsome proessional arena ootball. Brock played on both sides o the ball or Class CJoliet. As a junior, he was selected all-conerence as alinebacker. He took home all-conerence and All-Statehonors at linebacker and tight end this year. Brock has a combination o length and speed thatwill enable him to excel at outside linebacker in our 3-4scheme, Coach Morrell said. Brock is a three-sport athlete at Joliet. He earned

all-conerence honors in basketball last season. He wonthe triple jump at the divisional meet beore placingseventh at state. He plans on pursuing a degree inconstruction business management at Montana ech.

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As temperatures drop ice fishing opportunities beginand anglers run to grab their gear. Please be remindedthat live bait fish cannot legally be transported across statelines, into or out o Montana (Montana ARM 12.7.201(5)). Minnows must be purchased or collected within theeastern fishing district or approved waters in the centralfishing district o Montana. Tis can make using themmore difficult to those living in one state and fishing justacross the border in Montana. Te reason the regulationwas put into place was to protect valuable fisheries and theexperiences they provide.

Te regulation is in place in order to reduce the risko spreading vectors, spreading aquatic invasive species(AIS) or illegal fish introduction which could threatenthe established population, says Mike Backes, Region 7Fisheries Manager. Te AIS o highest current concernare zebra/quagga mussels, Asian carp, VHS and aquaticnoxious weeds, e.g., Eurasian Watermiloil. Preventionis the key management tool. Unortunately when AIS orillegal fish introduction is established, eradication is costlyand ofen impossible. Most anglers recognize should a fishery be contaminated

in any o these ways, we would see a quick, drastic changeor be witness to a slow, demise o the current fishery.Either way, the balance would be thrown off and changewould be inevitable. For example, in areas where EurasianWatermiloil has been confirmed, additional bait collectionand transportation restrictions have been established. I dont believe any angler wants to see their resourceaffected in these ways, whether by decreased angler opportunityrom biological changes or additional regulations.

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My idea ofwhether oldor modernsimple: lovCome to twhy do we hfor Christmthat? ~ Bob

East Side students will be ice skating at the ValleyEvent Center on Friday, December 20. Fourth graders will have the ice rom 9-10 a.m.,fifh graders rom 10-11 a.m., and 6th graders rom11:00 to noon. Students may purchase light snacks andbeverages rom the concession stands. Tere is no costor the skating or skate rental.

Having fun on the ice Friday

Milk River, Inc. is sponsoring the Childrens

Christmas Store or kid ages 1-14 at the Glasgow ElksLodge this Saturday, December 21st rom 9 a.m. 2p.m. I you would like to donate any item or items thatare gently used you may drop them off at 219 2nd Ave.South or call 228-8412 to have your items picked up. All o the kids that come in and shop can sign up towin one o three prizes; 1st prize is $25 in Chamber BigBucks, 2nd & 3rd prize is a $5 McDonalds Gif Card.

Dont forget the Childrens Store

How to Tell if Youre a Grinch

1. You reuse last years Christmas cards and send themout under your own name. (5 points)

2. You steal light bulbs rom you neighbors outdoordisplay to replenish your own supply. (5 points, 10 ineighbors whole light sets or lighted Santa goes out)

3. You have dressed a dog or cat as Santa Claus, el

helper, or reindeer. (10 points or each; i you dressedan endangered species, 5 extra points)

4. You put out last years stale candy canes or children.(1 point or each piece o sticky candy. I you put outa chocolate Santa also, add 10 points.)

5. You enclose a shoddy and inerior gif rom arget,Walmart, or K-Mart in a Bloomingdales or otherprestige box to impress your riends. (5 points oreach inraction).

6. You make collec t long distance phone calls to youramily on Christmas day. (5 points, 10 i rom a cellphone), claiming you are stuck in a phone booth.

7. At the office Christmas party, you horde huge

stockpiles o goodies or later consumption at home.(5 points; 15 points i you use this stuff or your ownparty)

8. You steal the wreath rom a parked car to use on yourown (Southern Caliornia only, others ignore). (5points nobody but Angelenos are dumb enoughto dress a car)

9. Afer an invitation to a riends house, you bring acommercially produced ruitcake and try to pass itoff as home made. (5 points; 15 points i the ruitcakeis rom last year).

10. Any stealing rom the oys-or-ots collection binsis a definite no-no. (20 points)

Now evaluate your score on the Grinch Scalerom 20 to 100. 20-30: You are just a cheeseball.

30-50:You are an apprentice in Yuletide larceny andare probably wanted by the police or overdue parkingtickets.

50-100: Grinch, move over. Te Meyer Lansky oChristmas crime has arrived.

Got a pen handy? Keep track of your points as you gothrough this easy test to see if youve got the qualities ittakes to be a genuine Grinch:

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Taxmasters

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Cottonwood Inn & Suites

DK Construction &Design

El Cor Del Lanes

Ezzies Midtown

The Fashionette

First Community Bank

Fort Peck Marina & Bar

Farmers Union Insurance

Old Milwaukee Light

Hi-Line Collision RepairCenter

Hi-Line Ford

Independence Bank

Jimison Janitorial

Nemont

Reynolds

Rocks Auto Mall

Thompson & Sons

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Watch for Reds NFL books Te Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseballs NFLPlayoff books are hot off the press and were deliveredto odd Glaser, who will be distributing them to theGlasgow Reds ball players to peddle. Books are just $10each and eature 10 gameboards worth $50 each to thewinners (and yes, you can win more than once).

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Older Montanans at Risk in Extremely Cold We Almost everyone knows about winter dangers such as broken bones rom alls on ic y steps, sidewalksor streets. But cold weather also can cause a potentiallydeadly, and less obvious danger that can affect olderpeople hypothermia. Older adults are especiallyvulnerable to hypothermia. Hypothermia occurs when a persons bodytemperature drops below normal or a period otime. With advancing age, the bodys ability to handleexposure to cold weather is lowered.

Older people are at risk or hypothermiabecause their bodys response to cold weather canbe diminished by certain illnesses (such as diabetes)and some medicines (including over-the-counter coldremedies). In addition, older adults are ofen less activeand thereore generate less body heat. As a result,they can develop hypothermia even afer exposure tomoderately cold weather or even just a small drop intemperature. For the elderly, disabled, and those with specialneeds, the cold weather means its harder to get to thepharmacy, shovel snow, or run to the grocery store.Now is the time to be a good neighbor by checking inon your elderly neighbors to make sure theyre copingwell, said Joy Bruck, AARP Montana State President.

I would recommend that you check in with them tosee i they need anything picked up rom the store ori they need other help, such as getting to a doctorsappointment. It is also critical to make sure their heatis turned up enough. Te symptoms o hypothermia include conusionor sleepiness, slowed or slurred speech, shivering orstiffness in the arms and legs, weak pulse, poor controlover body movements or slow reactions. I you suspectthat someone is suffering rom the cold and you havea thermometer available, take his or her temperature.I its 96 degrees or lower, call 911 or emergency help.Otherwise, i they are exhibiting some or all o thesesymptoms, get proessional medical help immediately. Te National Institute on Aging (NIA) (part o

the National Institutes o Health) offers the ollowingadvice to help older people avoid hypothermia:Wear several layers o loose clothing when it is cold.Te layers will trap warm air between them. ightclothing can keep blood rom flowing reely and leadto loss o body heat. Wear a hat, scar, gloves or mittens, and warm

clothes when you go outside in cold weather. A

significant amount o your body heatthrough your head. Hands and eet body parts to get cold.

o keep warm at home, wear long under your clothes, along with socks aUse a blanket or aghan to keep legs anwarm and wear a hat or cap indoors.

Make sure your home is warm enouthermostat to at least 68 to 70 demildly cool homes with temperatur

to 65 degrees can trigger hypothermpeople.

Check with your doctor to see i any m(prescription or over the counter) yomay increase your risk or hypotherm

Te NIA has ree inormation about ho order the act sheet, Hypothermia: A CHazard, or the brochure, Stay Sae in Cocall toll ree 1-800-222-2225. Tese andpublications on healthy aging can be drom the NIA Web site at www.nia.nih.go

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Over five thousand years ago, Moses said to thechildren o Israel, Pick up your shovels, mount yourasses and camels, and I will lead you to the PromisedLand. Nearly 75 years ago, (when Welare was introduced)Roosevelt said, Lay down your shovels, sit on yourasses, and light up a Camel, this Is the Promised Land. oday, Congress has stolen your shovel, taxed yourasses, raised the price o Camels and mortgaged the

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Getting whooped by cough Remember the Class C Showcase here a couple oweekends ago? While Fridays games went as scheduled,it was cut a couple o games short on Saturday. I yourecall, it was cold, cold, cold the minimum temperaturein Glasgow or December 2nd was -34 degrees while themaximum temperature was -15 degrees.

But it wasnt the deep-reeze conditions that keptthe Scobey boys and girls basketball teams at home, assome olks thought. Instead, they got whooped by a caseo whooping cough and were orced to bow out due tomedical saety concerns. Whooping cough or pertussis is a very seriousrespiratory (in the lungs and breathing tubes) inectioncaused by the pertussis bacteria. It causes violentcoughing you cant stop.

Irle Schools Christmas Programs will be held onTursday, December 19th at the Evangelical Church. Kindergarten takes the stage at 9:00 a.m.; secondgraders at 10:00; first graders at 1:00 p.m.; andthird graders conclude the un at 2:00. Te public isencouraged to take in any or all o the programs.

Irle School students to perform

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