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    Record high temperatures over the past few days in northeast Montana caused small creeks to run high and ice on the Milk River to melt and break up. Fortunately, little snow fell so flooding was not a major concern. The weather is expected to turn colder over the weekend with light snow falling Friday night through Sunday bringing winter weather back to the area. Two individuals, Deb Partridge and Skip Erickson, will be recognized Saturday evening at the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Awards Night for their contributions to the community.

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    Record high temperatures over the past few days in northeast Montana caused small creeks to run high and ice on the Milk River to melt and break up. Fortunately, little snow fell so flooding was not a major concern. The weather is expected to turn colder over the weekend with light snow falling Friday night through Sunday bringing winter weather back to the area. Two individuals, Deb Partridge and Skip Erickson, will be recognized Saturday evening at the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Awards Night for their contributions to the community.

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    Record high temperatures over the past few days in northeast Montana caused small creeks to run high and ice on the Milk River to melt and break up. Fortunately, little snow fell so flooding was not a major concern. The weather is expected to turn colder over the weekend with light snow falling Friday night through Sunday bringing winter weather back to the area. Two individuals, Deb Partridge and Skip Erickson, will be recognized Saturday evening at the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Awards Night for their contributions to the community.

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    January 29, 2015 (Thursday)

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    BS Central, Inc. "The Buzz"
    Record high temperatures over the past few days in northeast Montana caused small creeks to run high and ice on the Milk River to melt and break up. Fortunately, little snow fell so flooding was not a major concern. The weather is expected to turn colder over the weekend with light snow falling Friday night through Sunday bringing winter weather back to the area. Two individuals, Deb Partridge and Skip Erickson, will be recognized Saturday evening at the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Awards Night for their contributions to the community.

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    Record and near-record highs across northeast Montana


    the past three days had small creeks running and the
    ice coverage on the Milk River melting and breaking up.

    Fortunately there wasnt enough snow to speak of to cause


    any flooding. A couple more pleasant days are ahead before
    winter returns Friday night and Saturday morning.

    Skip Erickson, Deb Partridge to be recognized Saturday


    The 2015 Glasgow Area
    Chamber
    of
    Commerce
    &
    Agriculture Awards Night and
    Dueling Pianos Road Show,
    sponsored by Cape Air and Cellular
    Plus, will be held Saturday, January
    31st at the Glasgow Elks Club. A
    no host appetizer buffet and social
    will begin at 5:30 p.m., awards at

    7:00 followed by the Dueling Pianos


    Road Show at 7:30.
    An awards ceremony will
    be held during the evening for
    recipients followed by a short
    program regarding our past year in
    review.
    Deb Partridge will be named
    The Volunteer of the Year for 2015

    and will be recognized for her


    dedication and involvement with
    key Chamber events.
    Skip Erickson will be given
    The Presidents Award. This award
    places an emphasis on community
    involvement and dedication.
    Deb Partridge is a Valley
    continued on page 2

    Chamber Awards continued from front

    County native who graduated from Libby High School


    but then moved back to Glasgow and worked for Valley
    Bank for 24 years. Deb has served on the Chamber
    Board and stayed involved with chamber events by
    volunteering. Deb has been an invaluable volunteer for
    the Montana Governors Cup Walleye Tourney for 15
    January 23 - 29
    years, has helped with the ice fishing tournament, Blues
    and Brews, Feather Fest, Rock the Block, Highland
    Games and many more. Deb Partridge believes that
    Chamber sponsored events are a very important part
    228-9239
    HELD
    of our community and bringing people in from all over
    www.polsontheatres.com
    OVER
    the country to experience the Glasgow area.
    4:00 - 6:50 - 9:20
    4:10 - 7:00 - 9:15
    137 Min.
    124 Min.

    Skip Erickson is a Nashua native who graduated from
    Nashua High School in 1966. Erickson was appointed by
    Senator Mike Mansfield to the U.S. Merchant Marine
    Sequences of Brutality, Brief
    Thematic elements, fantasy action and
    PG-13 Intense
    PG
    Academy in Kings Point, New York and graduated
    Language and War Violence
    peril, and some suggestive material.
    from there in 1970. Skip sailed the world for three years
    DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON
    FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS
    and retired a ships captain. Skip came back to Glasgow
    in 1973 and went to work for United Insurance and
    Realty, eventually becoming a partner in the company.
    Skips involvement with the community is long and
    distinguished including being a 40-year member of
    the Glasgow Kiwanis Club, President of Valley County
    Super Savings
    Sportsmens Club, President and Board Member of Two
    Rivers Economic Development, President of Glasgow/
    Valley county Planning Board, President of Glasgow
    Rural Development Program, President and Board
    Member of FMDH Foundation, Board member of Valley
    County Detention Center and was appointed by former
    Governor Marc Racicot as a original member of Private
    Land/Public Wildlife Council. As a sportsman, Skip has
    traveled the world collecting an incredible variety of
    wildlife. He currently is working on the World Wildlife
    Experience which will showcase his collected wildlife at
    the Northeast Montana Childrens Museum. The exhibit
    The Heirloom Quilters monthly meeting will isnt quite done but there are currently 130-140 animals/
    be held on Monday, February 2nd at 7:00 p.m. at the fish/reptiles and birds on display.
    Glasgow Senior Citizens Center. Doors will open at We invite you to join us for a fun-filled night
    5:00 for sewing. Remember, Pizza Party.
    honoring citizens of Valley County and the Glasgow
    community at the 2015 Annual Glasgow Area Chamber
    Please Help
    of Commerce Agriculture social/awards night and the
    Rick Robbins
    Dueling Piano Road Show.
    Rick needs our help deferring the cost of cancer treatment.
    The cost is $25.00 per person or $45.00 per couple.
    Please donate raffle baskets or items for the auction, purchase something at the
    auction, or show up to the chili feed/auction
    Advanced tickets are available at the Chamber office
    VFW on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015
    and KLTZ/KLAN or at the door for $30.00 per person.
    Chili feed starts at 5:00PM
    You do NOT need to be a member to attend. Take this
    Auction is at 6:00PM
    opportunity and join us for a fun-filled evening of
    For informations please call 230-0004, 263-2585 or 263-7959.
    entertainment and honoring individuals who wish to
    Supplemental funding provided by Thrivent Financial (Shelly George)
    promote our local economy and community.

    SHOWINGS

    Recliners
    Starting at
    $299

    Its Quilters Pizza Party Night

    Snow
    in the
    forecast


    A cold front extending from a low pressure system over
    Hudson Bay will move through northeast Montana Friday
    night and Saturday bringing a return of winter weather to
    the area. Light snow will begin in the north Friday night and
    spread south through the rest of the area Saturday morning.
    Winds will not be too strong, but enough to produce a little
    blowing and drifting snow, mainly north of a line from
    Dodson to Rock Creek to Bainville. Snow will taper to a
    slight chance Saturday night and continue into Sunday with
    only minor accumulations.

    Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. East southeast


    wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light and variable after midnight.
    Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
    Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43. Northwest wind
    around 9 mph.
    Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow after 11pm.
    Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25. North wind 6 to 13
    mph becoming east northeast after midnight.
    Saturday: Snow with patchy blowing snow before 11am,
    then patchy blowing snow and a chance of snow after
    11am. High near 25. East northeast wind 17 to 21 mph, with
    gusts as high as 29 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
    New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.
    Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly
    cloudy, with a low around 15. East northeast wind 5 to 9
    mph.
    Sunday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with
    a high near 21.
    Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 6.
    Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 24.
    Monday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with
    a low around 8.
    Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 24.
    Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 23.

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    Lunch: FISH BURGER
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    US Secretary of Education announces new curriculum


    Ushering in a new era in American
    education, U.S. Secretary of Education
    Arne Duncan announced Wednesday that
    all U.S. public schools will soon switch to a
    rigorous, Tony Danza-based curriculum.
    As things stand now, our kids simply
    arent learning enough about Tony Danza,
    said Duncan, explaining the switch. Under
    the new plan, by the time every American
    youngster graduates from high school, they
    will have a rock-solid foundation in all the
    basics of Tony Danza.
    Under the new plan, by second grade, all students
    will have a basic working knowledge of Whos The Boss.

    By sixth grade, all U.S. students will gain full exposure
    to the first four seasons of Taxi, in addition to a basic
    familiarity with the 27 post-Andy Kaufman episodes.
    By their senior year of high school, all students
    will have gained a broad, sophisticated understanding
    of every aspect of Danzas career, including his work in
    the 1981 film Going Ape!, early television commercials
    and a starring role on ABCs Hudson Street.

    I am confident that Americas children will receive
    the finest Tony Danza education anywhere on earth,
    Duncan said. And as a result, they will graduate better
    prepared to face the Tony Danza-related demands of

    the working world than the youth of any


    other nation.
    According to a 2014 survey, Americas
    schools ranked 43rd out of 45 industrialized
    nations in quality of Tony Danza education.
    Duncan first came up with the plan
    after visiting a few rural schools as well as
    urban schools.
    I talked to some of the students and
    was appalled by what I heard, Duncan
    said. There were kids who didnt know
    the last name of Tonys Whos the Boss
    character. Kids who had never seen the old classic Taxi
    episodes. There was even one young man who had never
    even heard of Shes Out of Control, the 1989 comedy in
    which Tony plays the overprotective father of a boycrazy teenage girl. Thats just wrong.

    GLASGOW

    SCHOOL MENU
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    Flip Bar - Choice of


    Choc. Cherry Butterscotch

    Breakfast

    Pancakes Go-Gurt
    Juice Milk
    Lunch

    Pizza Burger w/ Cheese


    Salad Blend Harvest Bar
    Apple Choice of Fruit Milk

    Hwy 2 West
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    LUTEFISK!
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    Orthopedic Firm
    Mattress Set
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    The Hinsdale Lutheran


    Church will have their
    Lutefisk & Turkey Dinner
    Sunday, February 8th from
    noon-3:00. Cost is $15 for
    adults, $5 for grades K-6
    and preschoolers are free. If
    you bring a can of food you
    will get $1 off your meal.
    Valley County Transit will be
    bringing a bus to Hinsdale; call
    the Transit for reservations by
    noon on February 6th.

    Seniors can apply for Montana


    homeowner/renter tax credit

    Montanans who turned 62 or older by the


    end of last year may qualify for Montanas elderly
    homeowner/renter tax credit for 2014. If you can
    answer yes to all of the following questions, then
    you may be eligible for the credit:
    Were you 62 or older as of Dec. 31?
    Did you occupy a Montana residence(s) as an
    owner or renter for a total of 6 months or more
    during 2014?
    Did you reside in Montana for nine months or
    more during 2014?
    Was your total gross household income less
    than $45,000 in 2014? Montana Department of
    Revenues Form 2EC contains instructions for
    determining total gross household income for
    the purpose of determining the tax credit.
    Montana allows qualifying citizens a credit for
    a portion of their property taxes or rent paid based
    on their income. The credit can be used against state
    income liability or as a direct refund if the person
    is not required to file a Montana state income tax
    return. Only one claim is allowed per household.
    To determine eligibility, complete Form 2EC,
    which can be found at your local Department of
    Revenue office, library, post office or tax preparers
    office. The form is also available on the web
    at
    http://revenue.mt.gov/Portals/9/individuals/
    forms/Form_2EC_2014.pdf
    Help is available to complete Form 2EC by
    calling the Department of Revenue, toll free: (866)
    859-2254 or (406) 444-2830 (hearing impaired
    only).

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