Vol. 2, No. 176 Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law, unscrupulous scammers have been creating ways to take advantage of consumers’ uncertainty surrounding the law. Valley County residents have been targeted, and Tom Mills of St. Marie received a phone call regarding a medical discount card. “A lady will call you with your personal information, your name, age, address and everything — and she was very convincing,” Tom says. “I think they’re targeting us older folks.” Don’t be misled, no matter what your age! Should you receive an unsolicited phone call asking for personal information such as bank account numbers, credit card numbers or Social Security numbers, it’s a red flag to a scam. Always STOP before writing a check or giving out any personal information. If you or someone you know has been a victim of this sort of scam or has received such a call, you are asked to please contact the Valley County Sheriff Department at 228-4333. Also call your bank and/or credit card company to stop any charges.

Scam Alert

Taking advantage of no school this past Friday and FWP’s Early Youth Deer Hunt at Fall Break, 13-year-old Cordelia Nickels harvested this awesome 5x6 mule deer buck somewhere up there in the north country. A second-year hunter with help from “Uncle Ty”, Cordelia is the daughter of Jesse Nickels of Nashua and Jennifer Nickels of Glasgow. Way to go Peanut! You’re giving your brother Lane a run for his money this year!

Monster Muley

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BUZZFull-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.

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Winter Weather Awareness Week October 21-25

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. Northwest wind 12 to 17 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 25 mph. Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 57. West northwest wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. West wind 5 to 9 mph. Wednesday: Scattered sprinkles before noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. North northwest wind 7 to 11 mph. Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 29. North wind 5 to 9 mph becoming east after midnight. Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 50. East wind 7 to 9 mph. Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 32.Friday: Sunny, with a high near 58.Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 33.Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 56.Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 33.Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 54.

This time of year seems to roll around more quickly every year. Once again Friends Of The Pioneer Museum is asking for help in getting their annual mailing out. It would be deeply appreciated if you could give us a couple of hours of your time. We will be meeting at 8:30 at the V.F.W. on Saturday, October 12, 2013. We usually have a lot of fun visiting while we work. Refreshments will be served. Thanks to people like yourselves we are able to get the word out to everyone across the country about the Pioneer Museum and what we are trying to accomplish. We also get to tell them what a wonderful Museum we have in which to house their heritage. They respond with their support which enables us to do more miracles at the Pioneer Museum. So please come join us. We look forward to seeing you.

Every year, winter claims dozens of lives and causes millions of dollars in damage across the United States. A significant higher number of injuries occur; seventy percent of which are the result of vehicle accidents. Just in Montana since 2000, 14 people have lost their lives in extreme winter weather conditions with many more injuries. Cold weather exposure and automobile accidents are the main causes of winter weather related deaths in Montana. Livestock injuries and deaths can also be quite common during the more hazardous events. The following are some of the causes of both direct and indirect deaths and injuries in Montana as well as causes of damage:• Extreme wind chill or extreme cold (within a home

and outside)• Vehicle accidents• Avalanches• Leaving a shelter such as a home or vehicle• Carbon monoxide poisoning from an incorrectly set

up generator or vehicle exhaust obstructed by snow• Collapse of structures from heavy snow loading• Fallen tree branches due to heavy snow

Winter Weather Awareness Week:Tuesday - Winter Weather Climatology

(Anonymous) — My wife hosted a dinner party for family far and wide and everyone was encouraged to bring all their children as well. All during dinner my four-year-old niece, who was sitting directly across the table, stared at me. The girl could hardly eat her food for staring. I checked my shirt for spots, felt my face for food, patted my hair in place but nothing stopped her from staring at me. I tried my best to just ignore her but finally it was too much for me. I finally asked her, “Why are you staring at me?” Everyone at the table had noticed her behavior and the table went quiet for her response. My little niece said, “I’m just waiting to see how you drink like a fish.”

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Saturday, November 2nd9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Come see all the beautiful Christmas items and Giitsand Enjoy Refreshments! See you there!

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All US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) recreation facilities and lands have been reopened with the exception of Downstream and West End Campgrounds which are closed for the season. The Fort Peck Interpretive Center is open Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm. Due to the construction at the Spillway, the Corps of Engineers has closed lands adjacent to the spillway to all public access. In addition, other access or hunting weapons restrictions apply to USACE lands in the Fort Peck Dam and Spillway vicinities. Maps depicting these closures or restrictions are available at the Fort Peck Project Office Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm or by calling the Natural Resource Department at 406-526-3411.

An outbreak of disease has again impacted white-tailed deer numbers in some areas of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Region 6, state wildlife officials say. Epizootic hemorrhagic disease, commonly known as EHD, has been confirmed through laboratory examinations of tissue taken from several deceased white-tailed deer in the Havre area, said Region 6 Wildlife Program Manager Mark Sullivan. The affected area where whitetails were reported dead earlier this fall ranges primarily west of Harlem and essentially covers the western third of Region 6, Sullivan said. Other widespread EHD outbreaks have also recently been confirmed in several other areas of the state, including FWP Region 4 to the south and west.

EHD is an acute, infectious, often-fatal viral disease of some wild ruminants, especially white-tailed deer. The disease, characterized by extensive hemorrhaging, fever, and a resultant urge to be near or even immersed in temperature-controlling water, has been responsible for significant die-offs over the years in the northern United States and southern Canada. A major EHD outbreak also took place in FWP Region 6 in 2011 and was primarily centered in the Glasgow area along the Milk River where white-tailed deer numbers had been at record highs. A similar hemorrhagic disease commonly called bluetongue also occurs throughout the U.S. and Canada, but the two diseases are clinically different. Both diseases can affect mule deer and

pronghorn antelope, but not as much as white-tailed deer. Outbreaks of EHD most commonly occur during the summer and early fall, and animals contracting highly virulent strains can die as quickly as one to three days after exposure. The disease is spread by tiny biting midges, but hard frosts kill the insects and end the outbreaks, at least for the year. “When the insect activity slowed down with the cooler weather, apparent EHD-caused deaths started decreasing,” Sullivan said, adding that a few scattered reports of dead whitetails also came

in from the Glasgow and Malta areas earlier this fall. “However, we weren’t able to take samples from those animals because they were too decomposed by the time they were discovered,” he said. “The reports were also very few in number.” Sullivan noted that whitetail numbers in the Glasgow area are still recovering from a series of harsh winters and the 2011 EHD outbreak. Deer hunters should take note and plan accordingly. “Whitetail numbers remain good in the northeastern portion of Region 6,” he said. “No EHD was reported there in 2011 or this year.”

Disease outbreak again impacts white-tailed deer in Region 6The 5th Annual NorVal Electric Meeting of the Members October 23rd, 2013 @ Opheim High School

There will be one director position up for election. PSC Chairman Travis Kavulla will be the featured speaker. Don’t forget a can of non-perishable food for the 3rd Annual NorVal Electric Food Drive. All donations will be tallied and delivered to local food banks before Thanksgiving.

You will receive $10.00 OFF Coupon for your next electric bill with your donation!

And new this year, in addition to the Grand Prize Drawing, we will have a special drawing for all members under 35!

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BreakfastPancakes • HamPeaches • Milk

LunchChili w/Cheese • Fresh Broccoli

Cinnamon Bun • PearsChoice of Fruit • Milk

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Lunch: PATTY MELTDinner: RIBEYE

WEDNESDAYSoup: ITALIAN

TOMATO BISQUELunch: TERIYAKI

CHICKEN SANDWICHDinner: 3pc

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THURSDAYSoup: RIB STICKER

Lunch: BLEU CHEESEBURGER

Dinner: HOT BEEF DINNER

Boneless Beef Petite Sirloin Steaks orCHUCK ROASTS..................$3.49/lb.Goldʼn Plump 20oz. Pkg. FreshBONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN BREASTS.............. $2 for $9Bone In Pork ShoulderBOSTON BUTT ROAST.........BOSTON BUTT ROAST..........$1.79/lb.St. Louis StyleRIBS.................................. $2.49/lb.Nautilus 2lb. PkgSALMON FILLETS...............$11.98 ea.

Frost on the Pumpkin,

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OCTOBER 16 - 22

Thanks to Everyonewho showed up to the

2013 Valley CountyLong Run Fire Dept.

Endowment!

Happy ThansgivingSenior Citizen Menu

Sr. Citizen Menu

WEDNESDAYTaco Salad

Call for reservations by 10am228-9500

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The children at Action for Eastern Montana Glasgow Head Start are going to “Trick or Treat for the Troops” on Thursday, October 31st, accompanied by soldiers from the 484th Military Police Company. Instead of having their treat bags open for candy for themselves they will be asking for treats that can be sent to the Troops overseas by the St. Marie Women’s Club. On Halloween Day, the children will travel to participating businesses to show their costumes and pick up the donations that will be brought back to the Glasgow Head Start Center. They are inviting any and all community members to add to the items that have been donated by Head Start parents, staff and businesses. There is a donation box outside the front door of the Center’s classroom located at 839 1st Avenue South and a donation box at the VFW Post 3107, Hwy. 2 . On Friday, November 1st the children will then make a presentation of all items collected to the St. Marie Women’s Club to send overseas. The “Treats” that can be shared with our service men and women include but are not limited to:

If any other businesses or individuals would like to share in the Head Start children’s project please contact Pam Ost, Head Start Site Coordinator, at 228-2404. The children at Glasgow Head Start Thank you for helping them “Trick or Treat for the Troops”!!

Trick or Treat for the Troops

Bandaids Tuna Pouches Tuna Snack PackWashcloths Seafood Snack Pack Chicken Snack PackBaby Wipes Vienna Sausage Beef JerkyDisposable Razors Beef Sticks Potted meatTalcum Powder Snack Crackers Ramen NoodlesToothbrush Cereal Bars Small boxes of cerealToothpaste Small canned fruit Fruit PouchesMouth Wash Trail Mix GumDeodorant Candy Single Coffee PacksFoot Powder Drink Mix Packs Instant OatmealEye Wash Lip Balm Crew Socks Nuts – Peanuts, Sunflower Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, etc.

(NO PORK in anything as it’s prohibited by Muslim law — Pork flavored Ramen noodles, potted meat, etc.)

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Fall Fashion Show6:00pm

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Wednesday, October 23rd

Thursday, October 24th

& Friday, October 25th

between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM

Make sure to call ahead so we have your name.

The Clinic would like to invite you to come get your

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

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After seventeen years, The Market Place & Gallery Gifts

is undergoing a change. As of October 19th,

we will no longer be selling Gift Certificates.

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!

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Milk River, Inc. Annual FundraiserFriday, October 25th, 2013

Cottonwood Inn5:30pm Social - 6:00pm Supper

Live & Silent Auctions Tickets $20

Call 228-8412 for Tickets and Information