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Vol. 4, No. 157 Thursday, September 24, 2015

Homelessness is defined as the condition of not having a permanent place to live; only recently perceived as a societal problem. Estimates of the number of homeless people in the U.S. range from 1.5 to 3 million, and the problem exists in all major cities and a growing number of smaller communities. The causes range from large-scale deinstitutionalization of mentally ill people to disintegration of the social fabric in minority communities, drug and alcohol abuse, cutbacks in federal social welfare programs, job loss, and real estate speculation. “Homeless for a Night” is an opportunity for the Glasgow High

GHS students prepare to be'Homeless fora Night'

School Leadership Class students to take action on the homeless problem. Those who participate will spend a night in front of the Valley County Pioneer Museum to discuss, think, and learn about homelessness. Although one night outside can in no way simulate homelessness, this awareness-raising activity can promote advocacy, protest, and education.

They'll be spending their "Homeless for a Night beginning on Saturday, September 26th at 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. Sunday morning. All participants will:1. bring at least one

blanket (new or gently used), which can be donated at the end of the night to the event. Blankets will be donated to the Montana Rescue Mission in Billings (a shelter for women and

children).2. Make and bring one

cardboard shelter which they may use with their blanket to stay warm.

3. Find sponsors who would be willing to donate for each hour they are homeless (eight in this case), or bring two additional blankets to be donated. The students have decided to collect at least $50 apiece to be donated

The GHS Leadership Class students begin preparing their shelters for "Homeless for a Night".

Real Life WisdomWhen a guy does something stupid once, well that’s because he’s a guy. But if he does the same stupid thing twice, that’s usually to impress some girl.

"Scott Walker, the presidential candidate who is famous for riding a Harley, dropped out of the race. Walker made the decision when he realized that all of his supporters could fit on his Harley." ~ Conan O'Brien

"Political experts say it is increasingly likely that the federal government will be forced to shut down on October 1st due to the dispute over Planned Parenthood funding. That’s right — ironically if lawmakers don’t fund Planned Parenthood, there is no Plan B." ~ Seth Myers

"Researchers in Japan have found that several species of ape can remember and recall plot details from movies. Then there are the less advanced species of ape who whisper to you, “Who’s that guy?” ~ Seth Myers

"Republican candidate Jeb Bush is struggling to get traction against Donald Trump. Trump is even dominating in Jeb's home state of Florida, where the former governor is behind by 15 points. That makes sense that Florida likes Trump — they're used to life-size cartoon characters with giant heads." ~ Stephen Colbert

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Evelyn Carol Dahl Watterud, 98, of Glasgow, Montana passed away on Monday, September 21, 2015 at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital. Evelyn was born to Axel and Hilda (Dahl) Watterud on August 29, 1917 in Opheim, Montana. She had six brothers: Leonard, Lester, Rudy, Myron, Donald and Glenn. Evelyn was the oldest of three girls, her sisters were Eleanor and Lorraine. When Hilda became ill the family moved to Glasgow. Evelyn took good care of her mother, Hilda until her passing. Evelyn moved out on her own after her mother’s death and remained independent and lived alone until her last days. Evelyn loved, took good care of, and fed stray animals that came around her yard. Evelyn loved her family and enjoyed her life. Evelyn is survived by her loving sister, Eleanor Kolstad of Glasgow; sister-in-laws, Elona of Glasgow and Ruth of Whitefish; numerous nieces and nephews, and great nieces and great nephews Evelyn is preceded in death by her parents, her six brothers, one sister and a brother-in-law. Services will be held Friday, September 25th, 2015 at 1:00 PM at the Bell Mortuary in Glasgow, Montana. Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, Montana.

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Glasgow Job Service Employers’ Committee presents their Fall Seminar “Talk Sense to an Alien” on Thursday, October 8th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Cottonwood Inn. Roubie Younkin will help attendees recognize how different generations and personalities think and communicate. Cost is $40 per person which includes lunch and workshop materials. Limited seating is available so register early as there is an additional $10 fee if registering after October 2nd.aTo register or for more information, call the Glasgow Job Service, 228-3926.

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BUZZFARMER’S MARKET Saturday Sept. 26th 8-3 with locally home-grown melons, tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbage, artichoke, leeks, lettuce, beets, kohlrabi, yukon gold and red potatoes, assorted sweet and hot peppers, onions, carrots, assorted squash including Hubbard and buttercup, pumpkins, rhubarb fresh homemade baked goods, jams and jellies, and so much more. Herballife aloe products. Final week for fruit. The Farmer’s Market will be open through Oct starting at 9am. Accepting wic checks. Complimentary coffee and cookie. Hope to see you there. Thanks for supporting your local Farmer’s Market.LOCATED AT THE RED ROCK PLAZA (ACROSS FROM COKE-PLANT)

BUZZLARGE SHOP SALE: Sept 25th and 26th at St. Marie Warehouse, Tools, materials, furniture, gas furnaces, etc. If you live at St. Marie and would like to put your stuff in the sale CALL ME. CALL 230-1283

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BUZZVALLEY VIEW HOME is seeking a Maintenance Manager. Successful candidate will be well organized, detail oriented, a team player and have some background in the maintenance area. If not a licensed Boiler Operator, must be able to obtain their license. Current, clean driving record. Drug testing. Criminal background check. Pay commensurate with knowledge and experience. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE.

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BUZZLISTERUD CLINIC in Wolf Point is currently accepting applications for a licensed nurse (LPN or RN). This is a full time position, with all full time benefits including, health and life insurance, Paid Time Off and Sick Time, 401K opportunities and other insurance options. For details CONTACT, GINA NEFZGER, CLINIC MANAGER, AT 653-6583. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING ANNIE BLOCK, VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES AT 653-6515.

BUZZEZZIE’S MIDTOWN is looking for a full time employee. Starting wage is $10.00/hour with some benefits after a 3 month probationary period. Most shifts will be four 10 hours shifts, some night shifts (1-11 Sun-Thurs or 2-12 Fri and Sat) and some day shifts (9 am-7 pm). Days and hours of the shifts will vary week to week. Applicant will work some holidays and weekends. ANYONE INTERESTED CAN PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT THE STATION.

BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN Is looking for a waiter/waitress and busser. Days and shifts will vary. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN OR ONLINE AT COTTONWOODINN.NET

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After dodging the question for months, Hillary Rodham Clinton finally admitted that she opposes building the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline Clinton said that building the nearly 1,200-mile pipeline, which would carry heavily polluting oil from Canada to refineries on the Gulf Coast, was not “in the best interest of what we need to do to combat climate change.” Despite the fact that the State Department analysis last year found the pipeline would not significantly add to carbon pollution, "There are a lot more jobs from my perspective on a North American clean energy agenda than you would ever get from one pipeline crossing the border,” she said.

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The Montana Department of Transportation has awarded $2.66 million in grants to help achieve Vision Zero, the initiative to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on Montana roads. The focus of these grants is enforcement and education to improve traffic safety. “Montana is a big state with thousands of miles to travel,” said Mike Tooley, director of MDT. “Funding safety programs throughout the state is vital to saving lives and preventing injuries.” High visibility enforcement is one of the most effective countermeasures in reducing traffic fatalities. As the perceived risk of getting caught by law enforcement increases, the likelihood that people will engage in unsafe driving behaviors decreases. Law enforcement agencies throughout the state are receiving grants to participate in the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) that funds overtime patrols and equipment purchases to concentrate on enforcement of seat belt laws and impaired driving laws. “So far this year the number of fatalities are outpacing last year and we are heading the wrong direction if zero is the goal” continued Tooley. “Preventing these fatalities is up to everyone, not just those who do it for a living. Make sure everyone is the vehicle is buckled up, pay attention to the road, and never let anyone drive impaired.” Grant funding is limited and awarded through a competitive application process. MDT administers these federal grant monies from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration funded through the Federal Highway Trust Fund. The Valley County Sheriff 's Office STEP and equipment grant was $23,500.

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