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Vol.2

,No.182Wednesday,October30

,2013


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Job description available upon request. Instructions to

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select classied positions. Deadline to apply is 11/1

INFO CONTACT RYAN STONE AT 263-7738.

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BUZZIFIEDSIts football

weather!

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27. Westnorthwest wind around 9 mph.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of rain after noon.Mostly cloudy, with a high near 46. West wind 9 to 18

mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.Thursday Night: A slight chance of rain and snowshowers before midnight, then a slight chance of snowshowers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Westnorthwest wind around 18 mph, with gusts as high as24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49. Westnorthwest wind 16 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 28mph.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 29.West northwest wind 7 to 13 mph, with gusts as highas 18 mph.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 50. Light andvariable wind becoming southeast 5 to 9 mph in theafternoon.

Saturday Night: A slight chance of rain and snowshowers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.

Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Partl y sunny, witha high near 45.

Sunday Night: A slight chance of snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Monday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 39.

Monday Night: A slight chance of snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 40.

Real Life WisdIf you want real political power,

the truth for a change.

So ar so good, as ar as the weather is soundingor Saturdays first-round playoff game or the Glasgowgridders as they host Huntley Project: temps around 50and a possible wind out o the southeast at 5 to 9 mph.O course, its just Wednesday, so that could change asthe big day arrives. Te Red Devils, coming out o thattough District 3B, earned the S outhern Wildcard berth.

Kickoff is set or 1:00, but you may want to getthere early or the Scotty Booster Clubs tailgate partyeaturing all-you-can-eat chili! Gates open at 11:30.

Reds Monday Night Football Winners It wasnt pretty, but the Seattle Seahawks escaped St.Louis with a 14-9 win over the Rams this past Mondaynight. Its not always going to be pretty, said Seahawkscornerback Richard Sherman, You have to be able to winugly. Te Seahawks are now 7-1 while the Rams droppedto 3-5. Te outcome capped a lousy night or St. Louissports ans. Te Cardinals lost 3-1 to the Boston Red Soxin Game 5 o the World Series, played just up the street at

Busch Stadium. But the outcome rom the Edward Jones Dome wasokay or Janice Dix and Joe Vanderwoude who won $50each in the Glasgow Reds Monday Night Football books. Next Monday night eatures an NFC North rival clashbetween Chicago and Green Bay on Lambeau Field. TePackers sit atop the standings at 5-2 with Detroit 2nd at5-3 (and what a stunning win over the Cowboys Sunday!)while the Bears are right there in the hunt at 4-3. TeVikings, meanwhile, ell to 1-6, their only victor y comingin London over the Steelers who are also stinking it upthis season. A little more baseball, the Red Sox could wrap up theWorld Series at home tonight as Game 6 gets underwayat the 101-year-old Fenway Park which has not seen aWorld Series-clinching win by the home team since 1918.Helen McGonagle, 97, who was just two years old whenthe Sox last clinched a World Series title at home, will bewatching.

I make sure I dont miss it, she told USA TODAYSportson uesday. I I all asleep, I get up on time to seethe ending. Im so excited I c ant even sleep. And i the Sox cant get it done tonight (game time5:30 on FOX), they host Game 7 Tursday night.


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Match 1

Wol f P oi nt H

Poplar A

Friday 12:00 pm Match 3

Gl asgow H

A

Match 2 Friday 3:00 pm Match 7

Malta H A

Harlem A H

Friday 1:30 pm Match 4 Saturday 12:00 pm

Plentywood H Match 10

A H

Friday 4:30 pm A

Saturday 4:30 pm

Match 5 Match 9 (Loser 2nd Place)

Loser Match 2 H Loser Match 7 H

Loser Match 3 A A

Friday 6:00 pm Match 8 Saturday 3:00 pm

A (Loser 3rd Place)

H Match 11

Match 6 Saturday 1:30 pm (If Necessary)

Loser Match 1 A (Loser 4th Place) Loser Match 10 A

Loser Match 4 H Winner Match 10 H

Friday 7:30 pm Saturday 6:00 pm

Montana High School Association2013 DISTRICT 2B GIRLS'

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTWolf Point High School Gymnasium

Wolf Point, Montana

Nov 1st -2nd

Scotty girls top seeded with abye, playing Friday afernoon

Te Scotty volleyball team spiked their way to theDistrict 2B title, their only conerence setback being to WolPoint back on October 7th.

Te Wolves, however, are seeded 4th, showing howcompetitive the District 2B ournament hosted by theWolves is going to be.

Plentywood was runnerup to the Scotties and also receivea bye. Malta is the number 3 seed. Tese top our teams will be

joined by 5th-seeded Poplar and the young Harlem Wildcats.Te Scotties will very highly likely (in other words, now

doubts in our minds!) make it to the Northern B ournamentto be played in Malta November 7-9, its just a matter o willit be as the District 2B ournament champs, or in 2nd, 3rd or4th place? Should be an outstanding tournament which getsunderway this Friday in Wol Point, and hopeully theScotties will march straight through and be a #1 seed headinginto Divisional.


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How ofen has the doorbell rung ora child interrupted you while you werecooking, causing you to orget about thechicken you lef sizzling on the stove until smoke filled the house? Tat charred pan in the kitchen canbe the last situation a amily aces beoresuffering a devastating house fire.

Te American Red Cross respondsto thousands o fires in peoples homesevery year and most o those fires occurwhile someone is cooking. Te ocuso this years fire prevention campaignearlier this month was Prevent KitchenFires, thus the reason or the NashuaVolunteer Fire Department distributingree kitchen fire extinguishers at theirannual Pig Roast & Dance Fund-raiser. Te Montana Red Cross is offeringtips or staying sae in the kitchen. Montana Red Cross respondedto 82 home fires around the state lastyear. We see firsthand the destruction acooking fire can cause, said Rod Kopp,CEO o Montana Red Cross. Yet mosto these fires can be prevented. We urgeeveryone to ollow our saety tips whenthey are preparing meals at home.

KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT YOU FRY The cook should not wear loose clothingor dangling sleeves while cooking. They

should also stay in the kitchen and neverleave cooking food unattended. If they mustleave the kitchen, for even a short period oftime, they should turn off the stove. Other ways to avoid cooking fresinclude:

Fires can start when the heat is too high.When frying food, if the cook sees smokeor the grease starts to boil, turn the burneroff.

Kid-free zone Keep children and petsat least three feet away from the stove.

Clean and clear the area around the stovebefore turning on the heat.

Turn pot handles to the back of the stoveso no one bumps them or pulls them over.

Move things that can burn away fromthe stove combustible items such asdishtowels, bags, boxes, paper and

curtains. Keep a pan lid or a cookie sheet nearby.

Use it to cover the pan if it catches on re.

This will put out the re.

THE PAN IS ON FIRE If the pan catches re, dont move it.

Slide a pan lid or cookie sheet on top of thepan to take the air away and put the re out.Turn off the heat. Keep the lid on the panuntil it cools. Never try to stop a grease oroil fre with water it will only make the re

bigger.

OVEN, MICROWAVE FIRES

If something catches re in the oven,keep the door closed. Call 9-1-1 so reghters

can make sure the re didnt spread to thewalls. If a re occurs in the microwave, keepthe door closed and unplug the microwaveif you can. Dont use it until a repairman

checks it.

STOP, DROP AND ROLL If a re occurs and someones clothesare on re, they should stop where they are

immediately, drop to the oor, cover theirface with their hands and roll over and overto suffocate the ames. Keep doing it untilthe re is out.

JUST GET OUT Leave the home and call the re

department from outside. Make sureeveryone in the home gets out fast. Once

outside, stay out. Never go back inside aburning building.

Firefighters would like to be inyour kitchen, but only when youinvite them for dinner!

You can help people affected byhome fires, as well as countless otherdisasters at home and around theworld, by making a donation to supportAmerican Red Cross Disaster Relie.Your gif enables the Red Cross to prepare

or and provide shelter, ood, emotionalsupport and other assistance in responseto disasters. Visit http://www.redcross.org/montana or call 1-800-ARC-MON(1-800-272-6668). Contributions mayalso be sent to American Red Cross oMontana, 1300 28th Street South, GreatFalls, M 59405.

Protect your home, keep an eye on what you ry


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