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FULL-TIME CUSTODIAL POSITION AVAILABLE AT GSCHOOL: Starting wage $12.31 - $14.81 DOE. Hours 3Benets: Retirement, vacation/sick leave, holidays, insurJob description available upon request. Instructions to apthe District website: http://glasgow.k12.mt.us, go to empselect classied positions. Open until flled.FOR MORERYAN STONE AT 263-7738.

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BUZZIFIEDS

Cold frontrolls in Sunday

Tonight: Patchy freezing fog after 11pm. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 29. Southeast wind around 7 mphbecoming west after midnight.

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. West

northwest wind 7 to 11 mph.

Wednesday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow

showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. West windaround 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Thursday: A slight chance of rain and snow showersbefore 11am, then a slight chance of rain showers. Partlysunny, with a high near 42. West northwest wind 9 to 14mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation

is 20%.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.

West wind around 10 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 44. West southwestwind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.

Friday Night:A slight chance of rain and snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.

Saturday:A slight chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 40.

Saturday Night:A chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with alow around 14.

Sunday: A chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near24.

Sunday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 8.

Monday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 25.

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James Murray Olk, age 74, oGlasgow, M passed away November8th, 2013 at his home o a pulmonaryembolism. Funeral service will be held onFriday, November 15th at 11:00 a.m. atthe First Lutheran Church in Glasgow.

Jim was born September 16, 1939in Detroit Michigan, the only childo Joseph and Clara Olk where hegraduated rom Cooley High Schoolin June 1958. He attended HighlandPark Junior College in Detroit, MI.In January 1959, he went to Basic AirPolice School at Lackland Air ForceBase in San Antonio, exas. He wasthen stationed in the Azores (Portugal),and was transerred to the Glasgow AirForce Base or three years.

In 1962, he married AileneDokken in Glasgow, M and theymoved back to Detroit, MI where he

joined the Detroit Police Departmentrom 1962 until his resignation in1967 due to an injury in the raceriots. He then went to work or theMichigan Consolidated Gas Companyas a budget analysis rom 1969 until

1974, and graduated rom electroniccomputer programing while attendingnight classes. Jim and Ailene had twodaughters, Lisa and Lori.

In 1974, Jim and Ailene movedthe amily back to Montana to arm

with his ather-in-law, Otto Dokken,which he continued to do until hisdeath. Jim served on the Glasgow PoliceCommission and was also a jailer. Heserved on the Glasgow Schools Boardo rustees rom 1985 1991 andreceived the Marvin Heintz Awardor outstanding services to educationrom the Montana School BoardAssociation, during his term. Jimthen went to work or the GlasgowPublic Schools as a custodian until hisretirement. Jim thoroughly enjoyed playing

gol and loved spending time with hisgrandson, Connor, on the arm. Healso enjoyed playing cards (bridge andwhist), bowling, traveling, fishing,and was an avid reader o StephenKing books. Jim was always lookingorward to avoiding the long Montanawinters and heading annually to LasVegas where he and Ailene would stay

with their daughter, Lori until spring. He is survived by his wie o 51years, Ailene; his two daughters, Lisa(Paul) Koski o Glasgow and Lori oLas Vegas, NV; Five grandchildren:Connor, Dillon, Jordan Koski, andSamantha (Dustin) Beitz all oGlasgow and Kyler Koski o Columbia

Falls, M; wo sister-in-laws: Flora(Farrell) Sutton, San Antonio, X; andCarol (Wendell) Wade, Lewistown,M; wo nieces: Celesta (Izo) erryand daughter, Dakota, Box Elder,M; and Suzanne (Eric) Smith anddaughter, Scarlett, Barhrain (PersianGul); one nephew: Jason Sutton,Morgantown, WV.

OBITUARYJim Olk

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WednesDAY

Scotty Spikers place 4th at Divisional Going into the Northern B Divisional Volleyballournament in Malta as the District 2Bs top seed, Itwas the District 1B that would dominate the action withFairfield deeating Choteau 3-2 or the championshipand Shelby would place third.

Te Scotties opened the tournament on Tursdaywith a 3-2 victory over Cut Bank but would then bebeaten by the Eagles 3-0. On Friday the Scotties werevictorious over Plentywood beore losing to Shelby or4th place. Te State B ournament gets underway in Bozeman

this Tursday. First round pairings have Florence takingon Jefferson at 10:00, Huntley Project battling Choteauat noon, Fairfield and Red Lodge at 2:00 and Forsyth vs.Deer Lodge at 2:00. Huntley Project, a perect 30-0 this season, aregunning or a fifh straight state title. Te Red Devilshave won eight o the last 10 Class B championships.


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When the going gets tough, the Scotties went to theirgo-to guy. Down 14-13, acing third and goal rom the

three yard line, 34.1 ticks lef on the clock in the ourthquarter and no time outs remaining, Jonny Koessl tookthe hand-off rom quarterback Jason Tibault, cut to hislef and ound himsel plunging into the end zone: Scotties19, Fairfield 14! It was an ugly win, admitted Scotty Head CoachGreg Liebelt, but it was a win. Te Scotties jumped out to an early 7-0 lead onKoessls first score o the day, also rom three yards outwith Valentin Robert kicking the PA. But the Eagles would rebound later in the periodwhen their quarterback anner Meyer would run one inrom seven yards and Morgan Schenk was successul onthe point afer. Just when it was appearing the score may bedeadlocked going into halfime, Meyer hit Auston Batson

or a 47-yard touchdown toss with Schenk kicking the extrapoint or a 14-7 Eagles lead going into the lockerroom. Te Scotties would answer back midway through thethird period when Tibault hit Keil Krumweide with anine-yard scoring strike but the kick ailed.

Although the Scotties gave up a total o 314 yards inthe ball game, they never allowed the Eagles into the endzone in that second hal and would rally to win it in the

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A GREAT HANG

THE HANG

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Lunch:RANCH BDinner:T

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Whoa! Tat was close!

The snap is off, the clock is ticking, and theres Jonny Koessl back

there about ready to seal the deal.

closing seconds.Now its on to Baker

or semifinal action thisSaturday. Te Spartans alsoground out a tough victory,nipping Big Fork 34-28.Deending state championMissoula Loyola squeezedit out over Red Lodge 34-33 and will ace Jeffersonwhich was victorious overChoteau 27-12. Time for some moreScotty Pride A groupo Scotty Boosters isorganizing a tailgate partythis Saturday in Baker. Hotpulled pork and ranch BBQbeans (utensils included)will be provided at no cost.Fans are asked to bringsome chips, bars or cookiesto share and everyone willhave to supply their ownbeverages. A location orthe tailgate party will beannounced soon. Anyquestions, give om Stathosa call at 228-4272; RichardWiens at 228-4272; or RuthAnn Hutchinson at 22-8392.

With a good shove fr om Scotty teammate Luke Gunderson,

Jonny Koessl steps on the goal line and the ball crosses the

plane signaling a Scotty touchdown that would ultimately be

the game winner with less than 30 seconds left in regulation.


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