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There wasnt a person without a smile during the inaugural

Paint Run/Walk, whether it be the participants, those in
charge of pelting them with powdered paint, or spectators

simply taking in the excitement. Very cool event, said

Norm Girard, one the 155 people who completed the 2.5
mile trek around the south side of Glasgow.

Everyone in agreement: Lets do it again!

The 2015 Paint Run/Walk for
the Wounded Warrior Project was
considered a huge success by event
chairman Logan Gunderson.
155 people participated in
the inaugural event sponsored by
the Glasgow High School Student
Council and Glasgow Recreation

Department. Logan said that the

organizers had set a goal of raising
$2,000 for the Wounded Warrior
Project, and they knew the night
before the event that they had
already achieved that amount prior
to Saturdays registration where an
additional 40 people signed-up to

participate.
An exact dollar amount being
donated to Wounded Warriors will
not be known until the bills are
finalized in the next couple of weeks.

According to feedback from the
participants, it very well sounds like
this will be an annual event.

Scotty sports underway Friday

A sure sign of how fast summer is slipping by, fall
sports practices start on Friday, August 14th at Glasgow
High School! Heres the schedule:
Cross Country -- 7:00 AM @ GHS
Volleyball -- 8:00-10:00 AM (10th -12th Grade) and
5:00 - 7:00 PM (9th - 12th grade) @ GHS
Football -- 5:30-8:30 PM @ GHS

August 7 - 13

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Disasters? What Disasters?

by Tanja Fransen, Glasgow Levee Committee/

Local Emergency Planning Committee

Your input is needed! The City of Glasgow and Valley
County are working on several projects related to hazards
and disasters.

Wed like to hear your input on these topics, as well
as explain potential future funding opportunities for the
numerous issues that we face here on the Hiline. From the
concerns with the Glasgow levee, to our severe summer
storms, the many flood types we see, winter weather, hazmat
and disease, we want to hear what concerns you have, and
what ideas you have. What needs are there in the community
that should be addressed? What repetitive losses can we
work on mitigating?

This meeting will touch upon the Valley County PreDisaster Mitigation Plan that is being updated, give updates
on what the Glasgow Levee Committee has been working
on, and discuss the Community Development Block Grant
on Disaster Resilience being administered by the Montana
Dept of Commerce.

This is a public meeting, and you are welcome to
join us on Tuesday, August 11th from 6-8 pm at the
Cottonwood Inn.

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TUESDAY
Hot Beef

Call for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

Scorching
August days
are here!

Today: Sunny, with a high near 91. South southeast wind 6

to 13 mph.
Tuesday: Sunny and hot, with a high near 96. Southeast
wind 8 to 10 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny and hot, with a high near 99. South
wind 3 to 5 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, with a high near 99. East
wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Friday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly
after noon. Mostly sunny and hot, with a high near 97.
Saturday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.

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Call for information
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MAIL TENDER TO:

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P.O. BOX 242
OPHEIM, MT 59250

BUZZIFIEDS
MAINTENANCE MAN/CARPENTER WANTED: Part time or full time
depending on the individual or couples situation. The position would include
renovating and maintaining rental properties at St. Marie. Call 406-480-1116
BUZZ
WANTED: Someone who is experienced selling items on EBAY to sell antiques
and Art through the internet. 406-480-1116
BUZZ
HELP WANTED AT FASHIONETTE Part-time position. Would work 2 or 3
mornings per week including Saturdays. Requested time off flexibility. Pay
depends on experience. Open until filled. APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT
FASHIONETTE OR JOB SERVICE. TURN IN COMPLETED APPLICATIONS
TO FASHIONETTE
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Campbell Lodge is looking for part-time or full-time help for
afternoon shift 3-11pm. APPLY AT CAMPBELL LODGE
BUZZ
EZZIES MIDTOWN is looking for 2 full time help positions. Starting wage is
$10.00/hour with some benefits after a 3 month probationary period. Shifts are
9am -7pm or 1pm-11pm Sunday-Thursday or 2pm-12am Friday and Saturday,
including weekends and holidays. Some duties include waiting on customers,
filling propane, stocking inventory, and making sure store is clean. Applicant
must have good customer service skills. ANYONE INTERESTED CAN PICK
UP AN APPLICATION AT THE STATION.
BUZZ
3 RESOURCE / CLASSROOM AIDE POSITIONS: Duties are to assist
teachers in the classroom and other duties as assigned. Starting wage is
$11.89/hr, 12.29/hr after 3 months; benefits include vacation pay, sick leave
and retirement. Position open until filled Complete and submit Classified
Application on our website. WWW.GLASGOW.K12.MT.US, EMPLOYMENT
TAB - CLASSIFIED POSITIONS. INITIAL SCREENING BEGINS AUGUST
10, 2015. INITIAL SCREENING BEGINS AUGUST 17, 2015. CALL 228-2406
FOR MORE INFO
BUZZ
CUSTODIAN - GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL: Duties include cleaning,
maintaining, repairing, lifting, moving, delivering, etc. Twelve month, full-time
position. Vacation & sick leave. Health insurance available. Work hours are
6:00am - 2:30pm. Wages are $12.80-$15.40/hr DOE. Start date is August 24,
2015. APPLY AT: WWW.GLASGOW.K12.MT.US - EMPLOYMENT TAB CLASSIFIED POSITIONS. INITIAL SCREENING BEGINS AUGUST 10, 2015
BUZZ
SATELLITE COOK - IRLE KITCHEN: Duties are set up, serve, and clean up
for breakfast and lunch. Work hours are 6:30am - 2:30pm. Probationary wage
is $10.97/hr, increasing to $12.84/hr after 3 months. Start date is August 27,
2015. APPLY AT: WWW.GLASGOW.K12.MT.US - EMPLOYMENT TAB CLASSIFIED POSITIONS. INITIAL SCREENING BEGINS AUGUST 10, 2015
BUZZ
COTTONWOOD INN is seeking housekeeping help. Part-time, Full-time
shift from 8am - 4:30pm weekends included. Starts @ $9.50/hr. APPLY AT
COTTONWOOD INN OR ONLINE AT COTTONWOODINN.NET
BUZZ

REMODELED HOME - CLOSE TO SCHOOLS!

3 bedroom, 2 bath remodeled home

with new siding, windows, roof, flooring,
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additional sleeping room, craft room and
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with room to build garage.
Located at 69 Aberdeen

ASKING $165,000

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Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
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COTTONWOOD INN Is looking for a waiter/waitress and busser. Days and

shifts will vary. Apply at Cottonwood Inn or online at cottonwoodinn.net
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom unfurnished apt. Laundry on site. No pets, no
smokers. Rental assistance available to qualified tenant. INQUIRE AT NEW
DIRECTIONS BEAUTY SALON 228-4577
BUZZ
SHORT-TERM RENTAL AVAILABLE: Aug. 15 to Sept. 31. Downtown, 2 bed
2 bath. No pets, No smoking. Second Floor, No elevator. 263-4893
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bed, one bath home garage. Asking $540/ month rent. CALL
HELLAND AGENCY INC. 228-2114.
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1,800 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 3 bath apartments in Glasgow. 2 car
garage. New construction. $1,500/mo. + $1,500 deposit. 3 units available.
CALL JOHN AT 406-263-2046
BUZZ
ROOM FOR RENT In Nashua. Furnished. CALL 406-263-3567
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom units with newer furnace, hot water heater, linoleum,
and counter tops. $500 Save on utilities! CALL 406-524-3742
BUZZ
FOR SALE: Beige rocker recliner chair. Good condition. $50. CALL 228-2761
328 6TH ST. S APT. 2
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 1979, 26 ft Marathon motor home. Chevy chassis, 400 V-8, 38,000
miles, very clean. Onan generator, roof air, furnace. $3,950 CALL 263-4515

Kayley Tatum
406-228-2330

Specializes in Mens Cuts and Barbering

also Specializes in Naturally Curly Hair
Deva Curl Inspired Stylist
Ombre and Highlighting
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday

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AUGUST 5 - 11

School

Bash

Friday, August 21
12:00 - 2:00 pm
114 5th St. South
Cake Walk Face Painting
Other Fun Games
There will be Free Backpacks
and School supplies for
those that need it
Call the Womens Resource Center
for more information 228-8401

Bone-In Pork Family Pack

STEAKS..............................$1.99/lb.
Johnsonville 19 oz. Sel. Var.

SAUSAGE & BRATS..................5/$20

Stones 1 lb. 85% Lean 15% Fat

GROUND BEEF PATTIES........... 5/$20

Stones 1 lb. 85% Lean 15% Fat

GROUND BEEF........................5/$20
Western Family 16 oz.

STRING CHEESE...................... 5/$20

Jennie-O 1.25 lb. 93% Lean 7% Fat

GROUND TURKEY....................5/$20

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Lunch: 3 pc. Chicken Strips
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Letter to the Buzz

WISHFUL OPINION vs. LEGAL FACT.....

facts and opinions

MANY AGREE that St. Marie property titles need to

be legally cleaned up and that Article X of the Protective
Covenants needs to be clarified legally. The opinions of a
few Investor/Developers Hold no water LEGALLY.

THESE TWO ISSUES must be argued by lawyers in a
Court of Law with a Judge studying the LEGAL FACTS and
making a Legal Ruling. To think otherwise is frivolous
folly. Having said that..... in comparison:
LOOK at the current NVCCA (North Valley County Condo
Assoc) efforts by Marv Bethea, Terry-Lee, Dan Dale, and
Mary Henry that appear stymied. WHY? ...by NOT following
LEGAL protocol and procedure. The so called NVCCA
Directors and Association itself are INVALID as it stands
today. Folks cannot say and do whatever they wish and say it
is so.....ITS NOT LEGAL. (Theyre not Attorneys or Judges)

A MAILING was sent to all St. Marie post office
boxes addressed to Box Holder. It stated that a Covenant
Owners gathering is to be held on Aug 15th in the Base
Chapel to nominate and vote on 3 new Board Members
for the Village, to make recommendations for the New
Amended and Restated Protective Covenants, and accept
petitions for other issues. It noted Call XXX-XXXX for
Information- I called and Terry-Lee answered. Were all
LEGAL PROCEDURES followed? NO - Will the meeting
results be LEGAL? NO

LETS REFLECT and renagulate on the past.
1. In 2013 nine out of over 1000 St.Marie condo owners had
a meeting at the old post office, claimed a 51 % majority
of owners and held elections. It was held invalid because
Mike Mitchell of NSM LLC did not assign his many proxy
votes to that effort. (He put that in writing)
2 In 2014 a protected covenants meeting was called to
amend the covenants, WHY? It was signed by Frantz,
Terry-Lee, and Bethea. Nothing came out of it.
3. Now 2015 and another attempted Village Association
takeover meeting! WHY? Could it be a repeat of the past?....
take control, write self contracts, special assess, possibly
fine, lien and foreclose? Theres a resolution in force (came

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out of Judges ruling) that states An association member in

arrears cannot vote or hold office. Thats what got Bethea
removed from the Village Board in past, ironically Bethea
himself wrote an NVCCA resolution stating the same thing
when he was president of NVCCA! The Big 4 investor/
developers are $330,436 in arrears on their Village bills as
of 8-7-15!!

EVANGELIST UPDATE- Preacher John Collins once
again delivered an enlightening sermon! Before entering the
Base Chapel I again spoke to Evangelist Collins on the Chapel
steps. I asked: Preacher, how do you intend to get some folks
to Tell the Truth: and Do the Right Thing? John Collins
answer was, A strong church promotes a strong town, Im
here to do good things, one person at a time. During his
service he told the whole story of Apostle Paul, emphasizing
that he wanted to promote hope, pride, self esteem, and get
the community to come together. Preacher added that he
wanted reduced Busy Bodying and Slandering. My answer
to that is that Everyone writes their own story and the truth
always prevails. Those that through Due Diligence report
in an honest, ethical, legal fashion the facts and events of the
day are doing so, to at times warn and protect other folks
from financial and legal harm.

SOME CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!

~ Nick Chiechi- Due Diligence
*additions, corrections, opinions welcomed*

Now accepting applications.

Apply in store.
Looking for energetic team players with great
customer service and a friendly smile.

Airborne green & pink paint packets concluded the 2015

Paint Run/Walk in the Glasgow Elks Clubs parking lot
shortly before 10:30 Saturday morning. It was a blast
indeed, having the resemblance of fireworks without
the kabooms. Those that did not get their t-shirt from

the event will be able to get them in the next week or

two (notice will be given in the local media as to when
they can be picked up at the Glasgow Civic Center).
A big thanks to all of the sponsors, participants and
volunteers that helped to make this a huge success.

Backpack fairies at it again with even more local support

Free back-packs with all the basic
back-to-school supplies stuffed inside
are once again available for families
in our community that can use a little
extra help as the new school year rolls
around; first day of school in Glasgow
is September 1st.
Supplies have gone up in price so
much that some families might need
some help, said Jane Doe, especially
those who have multiple children to
tend for.
The Back Pack Fairies report
that they have been blessed by a huge
Charming country home for sale located on a
lovely .88 acre lot featuring a newer well and
septic system. New owner has option to rent out
the house and build a new house above with
amazing views of Glasgow. This warm and cozy
634 square foot 2 bedroom house has been
recently remodeled w/ updated kitchen including
slate flooring, newer counter tops, cabinets and
appliances. Spacious updated bathroom. The
garage is 548 square feet, heated and has
additional space for pets to go in and out. This
unique location gives the owner the benefits of
the city without having city assessments.

COUNTRY CHARMER

CALL CHRIS at 228-2114 TODAY

www.hellandagencyinc.com

outpouring of local support this year.

Helping in this endeavor are Glasgow
Soroptimists, Kiwanis, Knights of
Columbus and Bethany Knight with
Edward Jones Co. This wonderful
support is much appreciated and
allows more local childrens needs to be
fulfilled.
If you have a child within the
community who would like to receive
a new backpack filled with back-toschool supplies (or fill up your used
backpack) heres what you do:

Give BS Central, Home of the Buzz,

20-959

206 Highland Drive

Asking $99,000

a call at 228-4558. Include the students

name, grade (so the school supplies are
appropriate for the classroom), gender,
and a contact number and well leave
a pencil under the pillow, luring in
the backpack ferries. The backpacks
or supplies can be picked up at Buzz
headquarters upon completion of all
orders.
Backpacks and/or school supplies
will be given on a first-come, first-served
basis. Once again, this is a completely
anonymous program designed for our
local kids in grades 1-12.