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to fil l a part time/full-time recreation clerk positionbut are not limited to: greeting customers, answriting out receipts, making appointments, settinactivities and maintaining cleanliness of facility. Talso include pro-rated benefits including: sick, vand retirement. Work schedule will essentially beMonday through Friday. Hours per week will ranghours per week. IF yOu ARE INTERESTED yOuAN APPLICATION HERE AT THE RECREATION

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mpkins this

morning!Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers beforemidnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31.

Northwest wind 11 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as

20 mph.

Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 52. Breezy, witha west northwest wind 11 to 16 mph increasing to 17

to 22 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high

as 30 mph.

Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.West northwest wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high

as 20 mph.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 56. Lightnorth northeast wind becoming west northwest 5 to 9

mph in the afternoon.

Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 40. West northwestwind around 8 mph.

Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 56. Northwest wind 11 to 16

mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.

Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.

Monday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny,with a high near 53.

Monday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow

showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34.

Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny,with a high near 55.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 32.

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.

Te Northeastern Arts Network proudly presents

the Lone Mountain rio on Monday, October 21st at theGlasgow High School Auditorium.

Accomplished solo musicians in their own right,Lone Mountain rio will take you on a musical journeyexploring the American musical landscapes o bluegrass,western olk, jazz and blues. With crisp three part harmonyand unique instrumentation, the Lone Mountain riois sure to please with a wide variety o original andtraditional arrangements o both new and old acousticmusic. Montana artists John Lowell (guitar), om Murphy(mandolin) and Kevin Fabozzi (mandocello) join orcesto create an evening o inventive mandolin solos, drivingrhythm, and tight harmony vocals.

Te rst concert o the 2013-2014 Big Sky Series,Lone Mountain rio will take the stage at 7:00 p.m.

ickets can be purchased at the door: adults $15, seniorcitizens (62 and up) $12, students $5, and preschoolersree.

Te Big Sky Series is made possible in part bythe Montana Perorming Arts Consortium PresenterDevelopment Program which is supported by grantsrom the National Endowment or the Arts, MontanaArts Council, and a legislative grant rom MontanasCultural rust and the Western Arts Federation.

Lone Mountain Trio isfrst o the Big Sky Series

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The 5th AnnualNorValElectricMeeting of the MembersOctober 23rd, 2013 @ Opheim High School

There will be one director position up for election. PSC Chairman Travis

Kavulla will be the featured speaker. Dont 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 Couponfor your next electric bill with your donation!

And new this year, in addition to theGrand Prize Drawing, we will have aspecial drawing for all members under 35!

Thanks to a of you who attended my appreciation party.

I am so humbled by e many acts of kindness and yourpresence. I am gratied by my exceent, faiful co-wkers

and family f hosting e party so beautifuy. My experiencesin Vaey County, bo professionay and personay, have bn

unfgettable and you wi remain near and dear to me as Iembark on is new adventure.

I wish a of e wonderful people of Vaey County e very best!

~Vickie Be.

3 bedroom 1 & bath home with1440 sq. ft. has new paint insideand out, new carpet and countertops. Nice deck off the kitchen,a garden shed with plenty of

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#193

Heres a *T*I*P*Te sermon is titled 21 Words o A Better You

and the one most important word you can say is(ollowed by the 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 most important wordsyou can say are):

1) We.

2) Tank you.

3) I you please.

4) What is your opinion?

5) You did a good job.

6) I admit I made a mistake.Te space in the middle o 2 (thank you) and 3

(i you please) is a gratitude sandwich in betweenthem great things will happen.

Te least important word? Me.(source: Pastor Mark Hughes, Church o theRock, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, CV-Regina,Saskatchewan, Sundays at 10 a.m. MD)

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I you arent in the ag world, you most likely haventheard about the devastating loss that ranchers in westernSouth Dakota are struggling with aer being hit by winterstorm Atlas.

For some reason the news stations arent covering thisstory. I dont understand why they wouldnt. Tis storyhas heartbreak, tragedy and even a convenient tie into t hecurrent government shutdown. Isnt that what the news isall about these days?

But the news isnt covering this story. Instead the storyis spreading around on social media, Bloggers are writingrom their ranches in South Dakota. Bloggers are trying toexplain how the horrible happened. And now I am goingto join them to tell you the part o the story that I knowand I am going to ask you to help these people, because iyou are here reading this blog I know you give a crap aboutthese people.

Last weekend western South Dakota and parts othe surrounding states got their butts handed to them byMother Nature. A blizzard isnt unusual in South Dakota,the cattle are tough they can handle some snow. Tey haveor hundreds o years.

Unlike on our dairy arm, bee cattle dont live inclimate controlled barns. Bee cows and calves spend themajority o their lives out on pasture. Tey graze the grass

in the spring, summer and all and eat baled hay in thewinter.

In winter these cows and calves grow uzzy jacketsthat keep them warm and protect them rom the snow andcold.

Te cows and calves live in special pastures in thewinter. Tese pastures are smaller and closer to the ranch,they have windbreaks or the cows to hide behind. Teyhave worked or cows or hundred o years.

So whats the big deal about this blizzard?Its not really winter yet.Te cows dont have their warm jackets on. Te cows

are still out eating grass in the big pastures. Atlas wasntjust a snowstorm. Atlas was the kind o storm that candestroy the ranchers that have been caring or these cattleor hundreds o years.

Last weekend Atlas hit. It started with rain. Te rainsoaked the cows and chilled them to the bone. Inches andinches o rain ell. Te rain made horrible mud. Ten thewinds started. 80mph winds, hurricane orce. When thewind started the rain changed to snow. A lot o snow.

Te cows were wet, they were muddy and they didnthave their winter jackets when the wind and snow came.Wet snow. Heavy snow.

The Adventures of Dairy Carrie

Te cows tried to protect themselves.Tey hid in low spots away rom the wind.Te low spots where the rain had turned

the ground to thick mud. Some got stuckin the mud. Some laid down to get awayrom the wind, to rest a little, they weretired rom trying to get away rom theweather when they were already so cold.

Te snow came down so heavy and soast the the low spots that the cattle werelaying in lled with snow. Not a ew incheso snow, not a oot o snow.

Enough snow that the cows and theircalves were covered in snow.

Te cows and calves suocated orroze to death.

Te caretakers o these cattle had nopower to save them, they had to stand byand take the lashings rom Mother Nature.Tey had no options. When it was all over,they went out to discover what they hadle.

Can you even imagine what that wouldeel like? Standing with your hands tied asyour lies living, breathing and mooingwork is destroyed. I cant imagine, I dontknow how I would recover rom a loss like

that.Tis wasnt just one or two herds o

cows. Tis wasnt just one or two amilies

that lost animals. Tis wasnt just a ewcows. ens o thousands o cows are gone.Some ranchers lost their entire herds. Allo their cows, gone.

In the all a cattle rancher sells theircalves to someone who specializes inraising them or market, its how a ranchgenerates income. Calves are the liebloodo a cattle ranch. Most ranchers had notyet sold their calves when Atlas hit. Teircalves are gone. Te cows that made thosecalves were pregnant with with next yearscalves.

Tose cows are gone, those calves aregone.

Meanwhile in Washington DC,the shutdown has doubly screwed theranchers. Te people that are supposed totry to help these people are unable to dotheir jobs. Te arm bill is held up again.No one knows when, how or i help isgoing to come.

Insurance? Not likely.

Pain you cant even imagine

A dead cow among dozens is lifted from ooding in the aftermath of the winter storm dubbed

Atlas in South Dakota. Photograph by Lacey Weiss

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Read My BriefOn October 9th, the Glasgow Courier put an article on the

front page about Terry-Lee and the Right To Travel vs. the

Mandatory Requirement to buy the privilege to drive.

Before you judge me, read my 25 page Brief.

You can get a copy of it from:The Sheriffs ofce

The Commissioners ofce

The Prosecutors ofce

The Library

Once youve read my Brief, then pass judgement.

Everyone in Valley County should read my Brief.

~Terry-Lee

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When a food comes and your corn is fooded out youhave some options. Insurance or cattle is expensive and itcomes with hundreds o loopholes that make the gambleo arming without it the most practical choice or many.

Tere is no way around it, this storm has put someranchers out o business. ime will tell just how many.

Te AgChat Foundation has partnered with severalorganizations to create a grassroots eort to help thepeople who have lost so much.

You dont have to give money i you cant. You canhelp in other ways. Share this post with your riends, send

up a prayer or just keep these people in your hearts andminds as they continue into a new chapter o their lives.

Tank you rom the bottom o my heart or anythingyou are able to give. ~ Carrie(Dairy Carries blog was written on October 13th. TeGovernment Shutdown ended this morning.)

From the AgChat Foundation In an effort to bringemergency relief to ranchers affected by Winter StormAtlas, AgChat Foundation is uniting several groups andorganizations. With a goal of raising $500,000, the 501(c)3organization is able to gather donations and provide 100% ofthe contributions to the cattle and sheep ranchers of SouthDakota, Nebraska and Wyoming who need it most. Nearly$22,000 of the $500,000 goal has been raised so f ar.

While preliminary accounts are still limited, some

ofcials believe that upwards of 60,000 head of cattle andsheep were affected in the storm.Ranching families across the prairie are experiencing

the trauma and loss like never before. The loss of livestockis shocking to the core. Our hearts are raw, stated SouthDakota rancher Jodene Shaw.

She continues on her blog, you dont just simply gobuy new cowsand start over. The foundation is removed.The legacy. The years. The work. The love. The faith.

She also points out that the economical impact onfamilies but strongly voices concern over the toll on ranchersemotional investments. Near the end of the post, Shawreects, yesterday, as I sawlive cattle, I wanted to wrap myarms around their neck andkiss their faces.

Search and rescue effortshave been widely inhibited due

to the snow depths so full-scaleramications of the storm maynot be seen for some time.

You can give any amount to make a difference by goingagchat.org. 100% of your donation will go to ranchers inSouth Dakota, Nebraska and Wyoming. If you would ratherdonate off line please send a check payable to AgChatFoundation:

Attn: Rancher Relief Fund, PO Box 196, Elko, MN 55020

Pain you cant imagine continued

Valley View will be offering aNurse Aide Training Classstarting November 11, 2013

Caring, compassionate personswith strong work ethics are being

sought to attend training tobecome a certied nurse assistant.Applications can be obtained atthe Valley View Business Ofce.

Class tuition is $537.50 per student,unless the applicant is hired as anemployee at Valley View Home.

Persons wishing to take the courseor apply for a position at Valley

View need to contact the Director ofNursing byNovember 1, 2013.

The Director of Nursing can be

contacted by calling406-228-2461

or by emailrose@valleyview1.net

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Join Us for an Open HouseIndependence Bank is large enough to meet the diverse

needs of Glasgow and Northeastern Montana families and

businesses, yet small enough to offer the most

personalized service available. Were proud to be part of

this community, and now were pleased to introduce

Sam Mudlin, our new Branch President.

Join us for an open house on

Monday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.for light refreshments and to help uswelcome Sam to our community.

Join us for an open house on

Monday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.for light refreshments and to help uswelcome Sam to our community.

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ROAD WORK AHEAD But you probably didnt need to read the sign to gure that out.

Northern Heights has been in the process of putting in a new water main, and its been a zoo!

With CK2 Construction doing the job, Theyve been busting their butts to get this project

done, said the Housing Authoritys Rocky Zimdars. As soon as CK2s work is complete,

Century Paving will be in charge of the next contract.