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NOVEMBER 13, 2013 Time’S Up PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID The Roundup (406) 433-3306 or 1-800-749-3306 %XVLQHVV2IÀFH 0DLOLQJ$GGUHVV Fax (406) 433-4114 /RFDWHGDW:HVW0DLQ P.O. Box 1207 e-mail address: 6LGQH\07 6LGQH\07 [email protected] www.roundupweb.com :HGQHVGD\1RYHPEHU 9ROXPH1XPEHU State, County Shops at Fox Run To Officials Seek Open November 19 7KH6KRSVDW)R[5XQRQ1RUWK Information in &HQWUDO$YHQXHLQ6LGQH\ Case of Missing Sidney Woman )RXO3OD\6XVSHFWHG LQ9DOHQWLQH·V'D\ 'LVDSSHDUDQFH 6XEPLWWHGE\$QDVWDVLD %XUWRQ On February 14, 2013, Nicole Waller left Fairview, Montana to return home to her three young children in Kalispell. When Waller, 32, GLGQ·WUHWXUQIDPLO\PHPEHUV UHSRUWHGKHUPLVVLQJ:DOOHU·V vehicle, a maroon 1999 Ford Expedition, was eventually found on the side of Highway By Dianne Swanson Russell who were fantastic to work with. Leslie is a descen- 2 outside of Poplar. Although The Shops At Fox Run on North Central Ave. Sidney will dant of Augusta Vaux, and the couple strongly supports the an extensive search was be open for business Tuesday, November 19, with a ribbon Sidney community. conducted, Waller was never cutting at 10 a.m. Both Reynolds Market and ElectricLand will Once the property was annexed into the City of Sidney, found. Nearly ten months 1LFROH:DOOHU be welcoming customers to their new locations. the subdivision was formed. In some instances, Associated later, Waller has still not been It has been a relatively quick process from the feasibility Foods advises their member independent grocers, to purchase located, and investigators are study started in February of 2012, to completion. According to enough land to provide other shopping opportunities. Other asking anyone with information to contact them. 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Among the unique activities planned for Division of Criminal Investigation at the Montana Department tech tools harnessed in the modern age, but everyday tools Thursday is an opportunity to do an actual DNA extraction of Justice by calling (406) 791-2709 or the Flathead County that have been used for more than a century. using strawberries and simple household supplies! 6KHULII·V2IÀFHDW Come discover the secrets of evolution and DNA this 'U (VSHODQG·V SUHVHQWDWLRQ LV RQH RI WZR WDONV PDUN- 7KXUVGD\ 1RY DWSPLQWKHÀUVWRIWZRVSHFLDOIDPL- LQJWKHUHVHDUFKODE·Vth year in Sidney. The other, to be ly-friendly talks planned by the USDA-ARS Northern Plains presented by NPARL Insect Pathologist Stefan Jaronski on Sidney Lions Agricultural Research Laboratory (NPARL) in Sidney in Thursday, Nov. 21, is entitled “What Does the Future Hold FHOHEUDWLRQ RI LWV th anniversary. Speaking will be USDA IRU,QVHFW3HVW0DQDJHPHQW"µDQGZLOODJDLQEHSUHVHQWHG scientist Erin Espeland, whose presentation Thursday is en- in plain language targeting older youngsters through adults Selling WLWOHG´(YROXWLRQLQZKHDWIURPDQFLHQWWLPHVLQWRWKHIXWXUHµ and include related demonstrations and displays, along with In it, Espeland will discuss these common, but complicated tours and refreshments. concepts in plain language (suitable for upper elementary In keeping with the family friendly focus of both events, Christmas students through adults) and illustrate how they are being NPARL employees will also be providing free childcare onsite XVHG WRGD\ WR DLG$PHULFDQ IDUPHUV LQ IHHGLQJ WKH ZRUOG·V for the youngest members of the family (toddlers through low- growing population. er elementary grades) so their parents can take in the talks Wreaths “Grain crops allow human beings to live at high densities, ZLWKWKHLUROGHUFKLOGUHQZLWKRXWKDYLQJWRÀQGDEDE\VLWWHU Sidney Lions Club will again be selling fresh Christmas and wheat was instrumental in the founding of early civiliza- Childcare activities will include special age-appropriate treats, ZUHDWKVGRRUWRGRRU1RYDQGZLOOEHDW5H\QROGV0DU- WLRQµ(VSHODQGH[SODLQV´7KLVWDONDQGWKHFRPELQHGKDQGVRQ games and other activities. ket and IGA from 4-6 p.m. on these days. Orders will also be activities will show how farmers and scientists manage evo- Please join us for these fun events beginning at 7 pm WDNHQE\FDOOLQJ/LEE\DWSOHDVHOHDYHDPHVVDJH lutionary processes to increase the nutrition of wheat and its RQ7KXUVGD\1RY7KHODELVORFDWHGDW1&HQWUDO with your name and address if no answer. Two sizes available hardiness as a crop. We will also peek into the future another in Sidney. For more information, contact Beth Redlin at 406- this year, small for $20 and large $40. \HDUVWRVHHKRZ86'$$56UHVHDUFKZLOOXVHHYROXWLRQ 433-9427. 2 ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013 Montana Energy Forum Time’s Up. By Dianne Swanson spoke on the importance of and said it is critical we follow The New Health Insurance Law is Here. 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