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Lots of chances to win!

DC Trip students from Glasgow High School are

displaying the quilt that is one of the numerous
prizes in their current raffle. The quilt was donated
by Walker Allens grandmother. Other prizes
include: 5 winners of Eugenes Pizza ($50 value
each), 5 winners of Holiday gift cards ($50 value
each), 5 winners of Reynolds groceries ($50 value
each), 5 winners of Coke products from Coca-Cola
Glasgow (3 cases each), 3 winners of Scottie Express
Wash gift cards (each $50 value), 2 winners of
Ezzies Midtown gas (each $50 value) and the quilt.

There is a total of twenty-six prizes available with

your purchase of a ticket. Tickets are $5 each or 3
for $10. Students selling them include: Walker
Allen, Andy Brandt, Katie Brandt, Eric Covall,
Mary Fewer, Autumn Gault, Ethan Jamba, Sara
Jimison, Max Knodel, Chaz Kolski, Julia Kolstad,
Rachel Mickelson, Zach Miller, Amy Nelson and
Alex Simensen. The money earned from this
raffle will help to cover the costs of their trip to
Washington, DC, in March. The drawing will be
held on Friday, February 13th.

Waitin for better weather

Due to the present and forecast weather conditions,
Whitney Pajus Artist of the Month Reception at
Wheatgrass Arts & Gallery that was scheduled for this
evening has been postponed until Friday, February 13th
and will be joining Sean Heaveys Grand Opening at
that time.
Meanwhile, Whitneys artwork is presently on
display at the Wheatgrass Arts and Gallery and will be
until the end of February.

Trip of the Month winner

Fort Peck Fine Arts Council is proud to
announce its 7th Annual Trip of the Month winners
for December 2014!

First Prize WINNER: Cheryl Jansa of Glasgow,
Round-trip airfare for two from Billings and three
nights accommodations in San Antonio, TX

Second Prize WINNER: Peg Norgaard of
Poplar, $200 cash

The cost per ticket is $200 and only 300 tickets
are sold. Drawings are held on the first Wednesday
of each month at various locations in Glasgow.
Each months winning ticket will be resubmitted
for subsequent drawings, providing 25 chances to
WIN!
There are just a limited number of tickets left
for this year, but it isnt too late for YOU to become
a WINNER too!
For further details and information or to
purchase tickets please contact Executive Director,
Michelle Tade, at (406) 228-9216 or by email at
fptheatre@nemont.net, or visit our website at
www.fortpecktheatre.org.

BUZZIFIEDS

How cold
was it?
Its been so cold the last couple of days that the
teenagers have actually started pulling their pants up!

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -5. Wind chill

values as low as -17. Southeast wind around 6 mph
becoming calm after midnight.

Saturday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers after

11am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 16. Wind chill values
as low as -17. North wind 5 to 7 mph.

Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow. Cloudy,

with a low around 2. Wind chill values as low as -6. East
northeast wind around 6 mph. New snow accumulation of
less than one inch possible.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11am. Partly
sunny, with a high near 11. North wind around 5 mph.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -6. North

northwest wind around 5 mph becoming south southeast in
the evening.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 13. Southeast wind
6 to 9 mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 3.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 19.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 9.

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 27.

Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 13.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 30.

BUZZ
FUN & FRIENDLY WORKPLACE! Join the fun at Taco Shack. You must
be at least 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. PICK UP
AN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALL SHERRI 228-2979.
BUZZ
FOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. CALL 406524-3742.
BUZZ
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT: 1200 square feet. Prime Highway 2
frontage location available now. 1 bathroom, spacious private office plus
more. Great parking lot for customers/employees. Utilities paid by renter
but VERY energy efficient. Snow removal of sidewalks and parking lot
provided by owner. 23 US Hwy 2 East. CALL 228-2230 TO LOOK.
BUZZ
SEALED BIDS: The Corps of Engineers is offering seven (7) American
Bison for sale at the Fort Peck Project. Bid packages can be obtained at
the Fort Peck Project Office: CONTACT PATRICIA GILBERT 526-3411
EXT.4278 OR 526-7306 OR EMAIL PATRICIA.L.GILBERT@USACE.
ARMY.MIL. Deadline to submit bids: 1/20/15.
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 2008 Rhino 450. CALL 228-8467 OR 263-5345

Fort Peck Summer Theatre Company

Members perform LOVE LETTERS

Pam L. Veis and

Andy Meyers will
perform a Montana
tour of AR Gurneys
comedy,
LOVE
LETTERS, a unique
and
imaginative
theatre piece which
is presented, as
suggested by the
playwright,
with
scripts in hand.
It is comprised of letters, frequently funny
and touching.

No one forgets their first love Andrew Makepeace
Ladd III wrote his first letter to Melissa Gardner to tell
her she looked like a lost princess. They were both seven
years old. For the next fifty years, through personal
triumphs and despair, through wars and marriages and
children and careers, they poured out the secrets of their
hearts to each other. They defied a fate that schemed to
keep them apart, and lived through letters for the
one most meaningful thing, their undying love for each
other.

Love Letters recently enjoyed a revival on Broadway,
starring a rotating cast including Carol Burnett, Alan
Alda, Candice Bergen and Martin Sheen.
Meyers is the Artistic Director for Fort Peck
Summer Theatre, and Veis is an audience favorite with
the company, who most recently starred in Driving Miss
Daisy. Alicia Bullock-Muth serves as director.
All proceeds and donations will benefit the Fort
Peck Fine Arts Council with a mission to save and
preserve the historic Fort Peck Theatre; to entertain
through the arts, especially the performing arts; to
educate and encourage youth in the arts; and to provide
a forum for local and regional artists.

There will be two performances, the first one being
at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, January 16th at the Cottonwood
Inn. Tickets are $30 and include hors doeuvres and
gourmet desserts.

The second performance will be held on at 6:30 p.m.
on Saturday, January 17th at Soma Dis Deli. Tickets are
$15 and no-host menu items are available.
Members of the GHS Swing Choir will make an
appearance each night. Tickets are available at the
Theatre office (533 2nd Ave. South next to Western
Drug) or at KLTZ/Mix 93.

Glasgow Baseballs NFL Playoff winners

The Glasgow Babe Ruth/American Legion Baseball
programs winners of the NFL Playoff books for $50 each
were, Game 1: AFC Wildcard, Baltimore 30, Pittsburgh
17: Bea (Legare) Johnson and Frank Johnson
Game 2: NFC Wildcard Dallas 24, Detroit 20,
Bryan Krumwiede and Eric Seyfert.

Games this weekend have the Ravens at the Patriots
and the Panthers at the Seahawks on Saturday. Sundays
games feature the Cowboys at the Packers and the Colts
at the Broncos.

Beat the flu bug get your shot

It is not too late to protect yourself and your family
from influenza. The best protection against influenza
continues to be vaccination.
Although there is some concern this year that one
strain of flu being seen is not a perfect match with the
vaccine, even less than a perfect match will still give a
degree of protection for vaccinated persons.
Vaccination protects against severe illness and
hospitalization.
Vaccination against influenza may prevent you
from becoming ill or reduce the severity of illness,
preventing hospitalizations and deaths.
CDC recommends that everyone six months of age
or older get vaccinated against the flu.
Children under 6 months of age cannot be
vaccinated so it is important that other family
members do get immunized to protect our most
vulnerable population.
People at high risk for serious influenza
complications include those with asthma, diabetes,
heart disease, pregnant women, those younger than
5 years or over 65 years of age, or anyone with a
weakened immune system.
The Valley County Health Department will be
offering its last flu clinic of the season on Tuesday,
January 13th from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
The Valley County Health Depart,ent is located
in the Annex Building behind the Valley County
Courthouse.

Friday Funnies
by Sugar

Question: Whats the difference between a cat and a
complex sentence?

Answer: A cat has claws at the end of its paws and a
complex sentence has a pause at the end of its clause.

There were two old geezers living in the
backwoods of the Ozarks.... Rufus and Clarence. They
lived on opposite sides of the river and they hated
each other. Every morning, just after sun-up, Rufus

My friend thinks she is smart. She told me an onion
and Clarence would go down to their respective sides
is the only food that makes you cry, so I threw a coconut
of the river and yell at each other.
at her face.
Rufus!! Clarence would shout. You better

Janco, a tourist from China visited Cherrapunji in thank yor lucky stars I caint swim... er Id swim this
India. Janco was unaware of the fact that Cherrapunji is river and whup your ass!!
one of the wettest places on earth. It was raining the day Clarence!!! Rufus would holler back. Yall
Janco arrived. It rained the next day and the day after better thank your lucky stars that I caint swim either
that. She was there for almost a week and there was not or Id swim this river and whup your skinny butt!!!
a day without rain. Sipping a cup of hot tea at a local This happened every morning for twenty years.
joint, she saw a kid and asked him, Hello, does it ever One day the Army Corps of Engineers comes along
and build a bridge. Still, every morning, every day for
stop raining in this town?

The little fellow replied, How would I know? I am another five years this yelling across the river goes
on, even with the bridge. Finally, Mrs. Rufus had had
only five.
enough.
Rufus! she squallers one day. I caint take
this no more!! Every day for 25 years youve been
threatenin to whup Clarences ass. Well, theres the
bridge... go git em.

Rufus thought for a moment, chewed his bottom
lip for another moment. Woman! he declared,
snapping his suspenders into place, Im gonna cross
that thar bridge and Im gonna whup Clarences ass!!!

He walked out the door, down to the river, along
the riverbank, came to the bridge, stepped up onto
the bridge, walked about halfway over the bridge,
looked up... turned tail and ran screaming back to
the house, slammed the door, bolted the windows,
grabbed the shotgun and dove under the bed!!
Rufus! cried the misses. I thought you wuz
gonna whup Clarences butt!!!

I was, woman, I was!! he whispered.
Rufus! cried the misses. What in tarnation is
the matter?
Well, whimpered the terror-stricken Rufus,
I went to the bridge... I stepped up on the bridge...
walked halfway over the bridge looked up...
And? asked Mrs. Rufus, breathless with

A science teacher tells his class, Oxygen is a must suspense.

And, continued Rufus, I sawed a sign that said
for breathing and life. It was discovered in 1773.
Harold, not the sharpest pencil in the class, Clearance, 13 feet, 6 inches. He aint never looked
that big from the other side of the river!
responds, Thank God I was born after 1773!