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I can hardly believe another month has passed, for me a pretty significant month really. August 17 marked one year since I left the states to begin this journey, and just continued on back page

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Photo above, Shirley Ann Turner and a Zambian school child: On our outing to the Lake Kariba Dam, we met a few groups of school children on a field trip. We greeted them and asked them what school they were from, having a short polite conversation. As we walked across the top of the dam, one of the children worked up enough courage to approach one of the ten people in our group, I am asking, can I take a picture with you? And so it started, for the next half hour or so various different ones from the field trip would come up to various ones from our group and ask if we would take a picture with them. I am still not sure exactly what the excitement is. The picture is taken with our camera, and they dont even want a copy. They each just asked to look at it before walking away. For some reason though, they smiled and enjoyed the experience. This is just a glimpse of the friendly, sociable type of people Zambians are overall. This really is a beautiful place to live with very nice, helpful people to share life with.

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4:10 - 7:15 - 9:15PM

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 Citizens Advisory Council will meet from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 10 at the Fort Peck Fish Hatchery. Three new CAC members Jeanne Spaur of Poplar, Eugene Lavey of Scobey and Damien Austin of Malta -will be introduced at the meeting. Three other members Mark Peterson of Havre, Henry Gordon of Chinook and Jim Carver of Malta were recently appointed to second, three-year terms. The meeting is open to the public and will include details about recent FWP staff changes; a review of the latest regional big game surveys and hunting season outlooks; an update on the Block Management Program and two new special access agreements; a presentation on a property signing project near the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation; discussion about the recent transfer of quarantined bison from the Fort Peck Reservation to the Fort Belknap Reservation; and a member roundtable discussion. Time for public comments is reserved at the beginning of the meeting. Each of FWPs seven administrative regions has a volunteer CAC to help guide policies and programs. The Region 6 group, which currently has 13 members, meets three times a year. FWP ensures that all of its meetings are fully accessible to those with a disability. Individuals with special needs may request arrangements by contacting 406-228-3700.

Region 6 CAC meets Sept. 10th at Fort Peck Hatchery

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Some organizations put out cans in grocery stores, some raise funds by selling magazines, but the Glasgow and Scobey Assemblies of God decided to sell yummy Butter Braids to raise funds for missions training and missions trips. The group has been active in Glasgow and Scobey, speaking at events and in both towns as well as at a conference in Douglas, Wyoming in 2011. They have sent a member out to missions in Mexico in 2011 and 2012 and hopes to be able to send out more in the future. The team has members from Glasgow, Saint Marie, Opheim and Scobey and meets twice a month for discipleship and training in theology. The major aim of the group is to reach out locally and where ever they are sent in order to share Jesus with others. This is one fund-raiser that helps all who are involved. Not only does it help to send people out to help others around the world, but it also provides those who purchase the Butter Braids with a yummy treat to serve at upcoming holiday dinners and maybe even just for the fun of it. If you are interested in ordering, please call Doug or Chris Hollenbeck (in Glasgow) at 228-2042, Carmen Hubbs (in St. Marie) 230-0908 and Karen Pearce (in Opheim and Scobey) 942-0872. Orders are being taken until September 26th and will be delivered on or about September 30th and they sell for $14 each. Not bad for a yummy, tasty dessert. Thank you, and God Bless!

A significant chance of precipitation is in store for much of Northeast Montana this weekend. Precipitation amounts will vary across the region but most of Northeast Montana will get some precipitation. Chances for any 12 hour period will be between 30 and 50 percent for most of the weekend for 0.01 inch or more. Valley County is looking at a 45%-50% chance of precipitation.
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 66. Southeast wind 8 to 10 mph. Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 94. Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph. Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 65. East wind around 9 mph. Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 95. East wind 7 to 10 mph. Friday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 64. East wind around 11 mph. Saturday: A 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 86. East wind 10 to 13 mph. Saturday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 60. Sunday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 81. Sunday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 57. Monday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78.

Could see some weekend showers

MOVING SALE & GARAGE SALE: In one neighborhood, Sat., 8am-2pm. Moving sale at 1100 Wedum Drive & Garage sale at 875 Hurly Drive. Moving sale will include furniture & household items with a little bit of everything. Garage sale will have household items, baseball cards, DVDs, boys & adult clothing, & lots of misc. 1100 wedum drive and 875 hurly drive. BUZZ help wanted: Dishwashers, Bartenders & Servers needed. APPLY AT DURUM RESTAURANT. BUZZ help wanted: Cooks & front counter workers. Apply at Quick-NTasty. BUZZ HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE: Large lot with milk river frontage (has not flooded). 1300 sq ft house with 2 bedrooms & large family room, all on one level. Asking $70,000. Call Rocky at RZ Realty 263-8352. BUZZ House for sale: All on one level. 2 large bedrooms, big bonus room, mud room, master bath, tongue & groove ceilings, 2 stall garage & much more. Country living 3 miles from Glasgow. $210,000. Call 230-1806 for more information.

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THURSDAY
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Nominations are open to fill two vacancies on the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital Board of Trustees. The two 3-year terms will begin January 2014. Interested persons may submit their name and brief autobiography to:

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Scotty Cross Country

Meeting starts at 1:00 with the tournament to follow

Tournament and Fall Meeting Sat., Sept. 14 at El Cor Del

For more info ask the bartenders, bar owners or call David 263-1012 League play starts Wed., Sept. 18

Braaten wins her second meet in the early going

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GHS junior Josie Braaten brought home her second meet title yesterday in Glendive as Glasgow is just two meets into the season. She helped her Scotties to a first place finish over the host Red Devils who placed 5th in the State Class A Meet last season but lost a pair of their top three runners to graduation. Girls team scores: Glasgow 28, Glendive 45, Miles City 80, Plentywood NS, Poplar NS, Circle NS, Terry NS Individually: Josie Braaten 1st, 19:29; Emma Fewer 5th, 21:09; Amanda Wolff 6th, 21:12; Rachael Zeiger 7th, 21:49; Amanda Mc Donald 9th, 22:29; Ellen Walstad 12th, 23:10; Julia Kolstad 20th, 24:49; Alex Simensen 23rd, 25:24; Kerry Hoffman 28th, 26:15; Brinlie Nielsen 29th, 26:47; Mary Fewer 39th, 32:00; Rachel Overby 40th, 32:19. Boys team scores: Glendive 36, Miles City 62, Culbertson/Bainville 106, Glasgow 120, Plentywood 225, Poplar NS, Lame Deer NS, Brockton NS, Frazer NS Individually: Bridger Sanders 10th, 19:27; Walker Allen 20th, 20:35; Kasey Seyfert 24th, 21:04; Matthew Phillips 26th, 21:12; Andrew Fransen 40th, 23:26; Braden Meland 41st, 24:00; Logan Gunderson 52nd, 27:24; Chase Hughes 58th, 29:54; Kevin Frigon 59th, 30:55. A huge meet coming up, the Scotties will be at the Billings Invitational this Friday, September 6th to run in Riverfront Park. Last season in Billings, the Scotty girls placed 6th behind Billings West, Billings Senior, Billings Skyview, Bozeman and Glendive. The Scotty boys finished 15th out of 17 teams.

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Africa see without a problem. Some across from his friends campsite. of my friends here are now saying I So, we took Ivory, my car, on a real cant leave Africa until I see one. rugged African road just 14k long (a little under nine miles), but still a A Boat Ride Down 90-minute journey and hopped in a the Zambesi River boat. At the end of the trip, a friend When one of the local people in yesterday completed my first year from South Africa said, OK, Shirley, on the African continent. Time is Siavonga heard that I have been in Ill be honest with you. There really flying by in so many regards, yet in Africa for almost a full year without are no elephants in Africa, we all just so many ways it seems like such a having seen an elephant, he made it photoshop them into our pictures to long time since I have seen so many his duty to take me on a river boat keep the tourists coming back! ride where I was sure to see one. Just of you. There is one thing I havent seen the day before, there were elephants that most people who have traveled to lining the shores of the Zambesi just continued on back page

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Shirleys
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September 28, 2013 many of us here in Kabwe will be joining multitudes of other people to RUN FOR THE WORLD. Our focus will be to run for 250 communities in Zambia. Our first step is to provide soccer balls to each of the communities. We can then come alongside individuals in the community who are willing and able to start sports clubs in the communities. Our sports ministry team will then partner with these coaches to help them establish teams for kids that can help them have a safe environment to learn, grow, and develop some new skills. I will be running the 5k (my very first) at 10:00 a.m. on September 28th. If you would like to join me in the fun, you can learn more about R4TW by going to the website, http://www.r4tw. org/. You can run where you are, find a group near you who are running, or sponsor someone (me!) who is running. If you would like to help us in our goal of transforming 250 communities, one soccer ball purchased for Zambians in Zambia with a donation of $30 USD will help change a community. You can use the website http://www.omusa. org/give, click on Give to Support OMs work through a Missionary and

Its a Great Day for a 5k!

Shirley Turner enjoys an exhilarating boat ride on the Zambesi River where she viewed huge hippos (page 5), enormous crocodiles, baboons, impalas, herons, king fish, and even the Great Africa Fish Eagle that resembles our American bald eagle. But no elephants... yet!

then make a donation using my name and write R4TW in the comment box. Many thanks!
Praise the Lord for: Donation to TTC for bookshelves, paint, and bulletin boards ! A nice time of rest and rejuvenation at Lake Kariba Still so grateful for my vehicle! 99% sure we (three German girls and myself) have found a flat to live in for the next year First successful action research class at LBC through Skype Please Pray for: safety on the roads an OM Zambian missionary (Wati) was driving truck and hit and killed a small child on Aug 31 they were beaten by the crowd, then taken into police custody for protection development of Adult Literacy Course in a nearby village Wisdom in research, design, and development of the second year curriculum of teacher training Training, strength, stamina, and sponsorship for my 5k run with R4TW and the 250 communities we would like to impact as OM Zambia

Beautiful as an American Bald Eagle, these birds are the national bird of Zambia. The locals say that the African Fish Eagles are always seen in pairs. If something happens to one of them, the other one will fly straight up into the air, just like a Romeo and Juliet story. They are completely faithful to a lifelong partner. Not sure that the habits of this bird speak to relationships in Zambia, but it definitely resembles the sense of community felt and lived here.