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Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230
406-228-4558 • fax: [email protected]
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Gonna be a fun day! Make sure a trip to the Valley Event Center is onyour things to do list on Saturday, April 9th; it’s thelocal chapter of Walleyes Unlimited’s annual VendorDay featuring over 50 vendors on display. Be sureto bring the kids, as there will be lots of fun stuff forthem to do including the “honey hole” where they canwin some great prizes. Vender Day is from 9:00 to3:00 and there is no charge to attend. Then it’s the32nd Annual Glasgow/Fort Peck Chapter WalleyesUnlimited Banquet, and there are still some ticketsavailable: $25 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and
under. Stop by D&G Sports & Western or MarklesWarehouse Furniture. On the Cottonwood-cateredmenu will be walleye and pulled pork — how canyou beat that?! There will be lots of chances to takehome all sorts of nice prizes: lots of rods & reels andof course guns, including a gun in a safe. Picturedabove, Nick Knight, Sandy Maczka and Ricci Olsonof Walleyes Unlimited invite you to Vendor Day athe Valley Event Center and to get your ticket to the32nd Annual Banquet and see why it is has growninto the premier WU Banquet in Big Sky Country.
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Badland Cooperative State Grazing DistrictDirectors met for lunch at the Oasis on March 31stto honor Sever Enkerud (at right) and Steve Page
(center), who both recently retired off the boardof Directors. Sever served 45 years as a directorrst being elected on February 17, 1971. Steve
served as a Director for 31 years, rst being elected
February 19, 1985. Sever was presented a carvedleather checkbook cover, by Bill Murch. Steve waspresented a canvas print of the Stone House, withthe picture being taken by Angie Page. Attendingwere Badland CSGD President Rick Molvig (at left)and Directors Don Jones, Matt Page and LeonardSwenson. Leonard and Matt replaced the outgoingdirectors. Not attending was director Loran Albus.
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Enjoy some ‘unplugged’music tonight at Alley’s It’s a ull night o live music tonight at Alley’s Palaceas Project 77, a local band, will be taking the stage towarm things up ollowed by acoustic alternative rockerJohn Pie. Te main attraction is a band out o Seattle
Speed rain. I you want to hear some great music rom localtalent to aar, hop on down to Alley’s Palace locatedon Glasgow’s Famous Front Street this evening (sorrygotta be 21 or older to get in!). Tanks to eddi and the crew at Alley’s Palace orcontinuing to bring live entertainment to Glasgow.
Tis just in! Admittedly, in past years the Walleyes Unlimited
Banquet has had poor sound. But don’t let that deteryou rom attending this Saturday night as they havemade some great improvements to fix that problem!
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BUZZIFIEDS
Sunny &windy weekend
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 39. East southeastwind 11 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 68. South wind 10 to
15 mph becoming northwest 16 to 21 mph in the morning.Winds could gust as high as 29 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.Northwest wind 11 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 26
mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 50. Northnorthwest wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24
mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 26. North
northwest wind 8 to 15 mph becoming northeast aftermidnight. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 56. East wind 6 to 11mph.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 32.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 67.
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 68.
Wednesday Night: A slight chance of showers. Partlycloudy, with a low around 40.
Thursday: A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a highnear 67.
BUZZST. RAPHAEL Rummage Sale: April 14 5pm-8pm, April 15 9am-5pm, April 169am-noon bag sale. accepting donations, PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE OUTSIDEANY QUESTIONS CALL 228-9800
BUZZFOR RENT OR SALE: 3 BR, bath and 3/4, remodeled kitchen, oak cabinetsnew stove/fridge, fenced in yard, garage door opener. $550 rent, $29,500
sale. St. Marie. CALL 406-524-3742BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath, attached garage, on one oor. Nice placeto live, recently updated, with newer appliances, paint and carpet $475plus utilities. Pets are welcome. Located 75 North Star, St. Marie. CALLHELLAND AGENCY 228-2114
BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath condo in St. Marie. $500 plus utilities CALL263-2113
BUZZFOR SALE: Beautiful, serene acreage for sale by owner. The place sits on3.48 acres just south of Glasgow. House is 2528 sq. ft., many out buildings
A MUST SEE. Price REDUCED $325,000. 1300 6th St. South.FOR MORE
INFORMATION OR TO VIEW CALL 230-2355BUZZ
DRIVERS WANTED. Glasgow District is seeking activity and/or sub routebus drivers. Starting wage is $11.44/hr for activities and $13.23-14.56/h(DOE) for sub route driver. Must be able to obtain Montana School BusDriver Certifcation. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT ROGERRONESS (263-4708) OR BRENNER FLATEN (263-7909).
BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN & SUITES: is looking for a full-time cook. Schedulewill include at least one weekend shift. Duties include cooking customemeals to order, prep work (may include some baking), stocking and cleaningthe kitchen. Applicants must be able to: stand, bend and walk for much othe shift. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. Will be required to work someholidays/overtime. Pay will start at $10.00/hr. Benefts include vacationsick leave and dental/visual reimbursement, group health insuranceemployee discounts. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN OR ONLINE ATCOTTONWOODINN.NET.
BUZZFOR SALE: 2014 F 350, Regular Cab, 4X4, Long Box, 20” Wheels, 23,000miles, $25,000, excellent condition, OBO, also 9.2’ Boss V Plow,$7.000FOR SALE: 2012, F350, Crew Cab, Short Box, Lariat Diesel, 4X420” wheel, 53,000 miles, excellent condition, $44,000 OBO. SEE ATRIVERSIDE STORAGE. CALL DON GAY 263-7207
BUZZFOR SALE: 1966 Oldsmobile 98 series, 425 Rocket Engine, all electric
51,565 miles, all original, excellent condition. ASKING $8600.002014 Subaru Outback 3.6 V-6 engine, 68,000 miles lots of extras, excellencondition. ASKING $23,500.00 OBO, CALL 406-263-4512
BUZZTLC APPLIANCE REPAIR: Repair most brands of major appliances. 25+years experience. Available evenings and weekends. CALL 230-2167PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE
BUZZBUTCHER PIGS FOR SALE: Ready April 20 CALL 263-5408
BUZZFOR SALE: Black 1999 Honda Civic, 166,900 miles, 5 speed manuatransmission, runs good, good tires $1,000 CASH ONLY as is. CALL228-9708 or 230-1315
Cubs Home OpenerMonday Night
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HOUSEKEEPING
Employer is seeking full time housekeeper. The position is from 5:30 amto 2:00 pm, Saturday - Wednesday. Will include some weekends and
holidays. The duties will include mopping, dusting, cleaning bathrooms,resident rooms and other tasks as assigned. Benefts Included are
vacation and sick leave, health insurance and retirement plan.Please contact the HR Dept. for more information. Job applications can
be picked up at Valley View Home or The Glasgow Job Service
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1225 Perry Lane • Glasgow, MT 59230Phone: 406-228-2461 • Fax: 406- 228- 4831
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El Cor Del Lanes
Team Scr.: Pacic Steel 1037 & 3019 TeamHdc.: Sand Electric 1192 & 3491 Ind. Scr.: Spencer Marsh 268 & Casey Riggin 697 Ind.Hdc.: Casey Riggin 297 & 796
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Vick’s Lanes
Buster KnucklesW: 22 L: 10
Split HappensW: 19 L: 13
Welcome HouseW: 19 L: 13
Pocket PoundersW: 18 L: 14
Can’t Believe ItW: 15 L: 17
Thompson & SonsW: 15 L: 17
Grannie’sW: 12 L: 20
Pocket SeekersW: 8 L: 24
Team Scr.: Thompson & Sons 717 & Welcome
House 2305Team Hdc.
Can’t Believe It 877 &Pocket Pounders 2574 Men’s Ind. Scr.: TracyMeland 244 & Jay Kirk 649 Women’s Ind. Scr.: Dawn Thompson 194 & Jennifer Fischer 522
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Star & Strike
Scottie ExpressW: 19 L: 9
Rock’s Auto Mall
W: 18 L: 10
S&S Welding SupplyW: 14 L: 14
Valley SeedW: 12 L: 18
All SeasonsW: 12 L: 16
Durum
W: 9 L: 19
Team Scr.: Rock’s Auto Mall 836 & 2357 TeamHdc.: Scottie Express 974 & 2714 Ind. Scr.:
Juice Fischer 268 & 669Ind. Hdc.:
Paul Koski272 & Larry Hicks 7751
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Tuesday Nigh
Hi-Line FordW: 29 L: 15
Dahl AviationW: 26.5 L: 17.5
Glasgow Stockyards
W: 26 L: 18Vick’s LanesW: 23 L: 21
BergiesW: 21 L: 23
Tihista ConstructionW: 18.5 L: 25.5
E.G.T.
W: 18 L: 26Farmers Elevator W: 14 L: 30
Team Scr.: Hi-Line Ford 843 & 2370 TeamHdc.: Hi-Line Ford 895 & 2526 Ind. Scr.: RedSillerud 244 & 654 Ind. Hdc.: Rob Zeluff 264& Anthony Bengochea 701
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Nashu Me’ Leagu
Juice’s Card RoomW: 24.5 L: 7.5
Old Mil LightW: 19 L: 13
Bud Light GirlsW: 15.5 L: 16.5
FCB HinsdaleW: 14 L: 18
CB’s DetailingW: 13 L: 19
HolidayW: 10 L: 22
Wome’ Commercial
Bowling
Sand ElectricW: 22 L: 14
Valley BankW: 22 L: 14
Pacifc Steel
W: 21 L: 15Holy RollersW: 20 L: 16
Old Mil LightW: 19 L:17
Ezzie’sW: 18 L: 18
Markle’s
W: 17 L: 19ByeW: 5 L: 31
Monday Nigh Me’
Skill ShotzW: 22 L: 6
BanditsW: 14 L: 14
Road KillW: 14 L: 14
Gutter SharksW: 13 L: 15
The 7-10’sW: 11 L: 17
HooligansW: 10 L: 18
Team Scr.: Road Kill 787 & Skill Shotz 2301 Hdc.: Gutter Sharks 827 & The 7-10’s Men’sInd. Scr.: Dennis Honrud 215 & Jarid Jensen
Women’s Ind. Scr.: Karen Bergtoll 222 & KristiFeit 594
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
F riday Nigh Me
Team Scr.: Old Mil Light 653 & Juice’s CardRoom 1968 Team Hdc.: FCB - Hinsdale 820 &Bud Light Girls 2280 Ind. Scr.: Doris Ringstad
231 & Lara Smith Ind. Hdc.: Dana McColly 247& Shannon Fargo 630
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
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Sweet Sixteen Winners
Following are the winners of ou
Glasgow Distributors/Hi-Line FordSweet Sixteen Men’s NCAA Basketbal
Tournament which concluded Mondaynight.
For the adults, 22-year-old KirstenBense turned in an outstanding brackether only stumble having Gonzaga in
the Final Four. But she had OklahomaNorth Carolina and Villanova there, with
the Wildcats and the Tar Heels battlingfor the title and if indeed it was an upset
she picked it; she took Villanova to winit all. Congrats to Kirsten, long-timeplayer of the Sweet Sixteen bracket
and nally a winner — and old enoughto celebrate with a cold one!
Also mentioned in last Friday’sBuzz was Jim Koessl, the only other
bracketeer to have Villanova (theKansas killers) winning it all. Also a
very good looking bracket as he wasawless on the left side. Virginia wasthe downfall for Koessl.
And placing third was Buckets(a.k.a. Doug Stein). He had Villanova
and North Carolina in the nal but pickedthe Tar Heels, which busted a whole lot
of brackets. Honorable mention goesout to the late-great Wade Brockmierwho also had the Tar Heels over the
Wildcats with the tie-breaker going toBuckets.
For the kids, it was an unusuadisaster as sometimes they outpick the
old foggies. Not so, this time aroundand it drove Breanna crazy getting
them corrected. But after checkingthem over, double checking and triplecorrecting, it was the lovable Fanny Linn
(age 8) taking rst place followed byMylee Rasumusan in 2nd, and Fanny’s
little brother Johnny Lin 3rd. And it wasactually a tie between Johnny and hiseldest sister Mandy, the tie-breake
going to Johnny.Top three placers of each age
group can come pick up their prizesdonated by Glasgow Distributors and
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Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parksand the U.S. Fish and Wildlie Service-Charles M. Russell (CMR) NationalWildlie Reuge recently partnered ona study to evaluate the effects o publichunting access and other landscapeactors on elk distributions during theall archery and rifle hunting seasons.Te study took place in the MissouriRiver Breaks area north o the MissouriRiver in hunting districts 621, 622 and631. In February o 2013, 25 cow elk
were captured in the Missouri RiverBreaks population in hunting district(HD) 621, and 25 cow elk were capturedin the Larb Hills population in HD 622and 631. Elk were radio collared with aglobal positioning system that recordedhourly locations 24 hours a day or twoyears. During the captures, bloodsamples were taken to determinepregnancy status and to detectantibodies indicating exposure to
diseases. None o the sampled elk werepositive or exposure to brucellosis. Teaverage pregnancy rate was 77%, whichis lower than pregnancy rates romtypically observed in other Montanaelk populations. Te main objective or this studywas to better understand all elkdistribution and availability o elk tohunters. Elk numbers have been abovethe established elk population objectiveo 1,700-2,000 animals since 2001.Wildlie management generally relies
on increasing harvest o adult emaleelk as the primary management toolor limiting elk population growth andreducing elk populations. However,increased antlerless elk hunting licensequotas in this area have not resultedin sufficient harvest to reduce elkpopulation numbers. Additionally,since the number o elk hunting licensesissued was increased in 2007, harvestsuccess rates have declined. Hunteraccess was thought to be a limiting
actor in elk management in this area. Researchers categorized hunteraccess across the study area into threecategories: reely accessible to huntersrestricted hunter access, and no publichunter access. Te distributions o theelk were then compared during botharchery and rifle season relative tohunter access and other habitat eaturessuch as cover, terrain, and distance toroads. Overall, elk tended to be lessaccessible during the archery seasonand more commonly selecting or “no
access” areas. Although elk were moreaccessible during rifle season, they werenot always in easy to hunt locations. In HD 621, 68% o archeryseason elk locations occurred in areasaccessible to hunters, 30% occurred inareas with no hunter access, and 2%occurred in areas with restricted hunteraccess. During rifle season, 91% o elklocations occurred in areas accessibleto hunters, 9% occurred in areas withno hunter access, and
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Kindergarten Royalty Contest Search Laura Rebekah Lodge #19 is again looking for 20 Valley CountyKindergartners for 2016. The contest will run from April 15th to May13th. Ballot boxes will be placed in 15 Valley County businesses.Contestants are voted on by placing money in voting boxes in the slotunder the child’s picture. Each cent will count as a vote. Votes will becounted twice a week and the results will be in the paper for four weeks.The nale of the KRC will be May 14th, 2016. Contestants need to bepresent to win. The King, Queen, Prince, Princess, and runners-up willbe crowned and receive sashes to keep.
After the children enjoy royal cupcakes and drinks with theirfamilies they will take home large prize bags, with items donated bylocal businesses. As the Rebekahs are small in numbers, the Girl ScoutTroop 2464 will be doing their leg work for them. They will be collectingprizes and getting the boxes for them, doing this will go towards theircommunity service patch.
For more information or to sign your child up please call (406) 230-0343 or (406) 263-0762. Please remember, the contest is limited to 20children. The deadline for sign-ups is April 11th, 2016
areas with restricted hunter access. “Many o the elk that were inaccessible during thearchery season in HD 621 were in the Slippery Ann Elk
Viewing Area, which is closed to hunting,” said Tompson.“During the rifle season, we saw these same elk disperse outinto much more publically accessible areas. However, theseelk utilized different strategies to avoid hunters, such as usingdense cover, riparian areas and areas away rom roads orsecurity.” In hunting districts 622 and 631, 50% o archery seasonelk locations occurred in areas accessible to hunters, 40%occurred in areas with no hunter access, and 10% occurredin areas with restricted hunter access. During rifle season,66% o rifle season elk locations occurred in areas accessibleto hunters, 29% occurred in areas with no hunter access, and5% occurred in areas with restricted hunter access. “In the Larb Hills, elk were relatively less accessible tohunters during the rifle hunting season than in HD 621.Tese elk more commonly used ‘no access’ areas rather thanhabitat eatures or security,” said Tompson. Te research emphasized the need to work cooperativelywith landowners to provide adequate hunter access andimplement harvest strategies to achieve elk populationobjectives in this and other areas o the state. One step in thatdirection, Tompson said, is the recently adopted “shoulderseasons” and additional antlerless elk permits in the Region 6
Breaks hunting districts in an effort to reduce elk populations.Tese changes in the elk season are intended to provideadditional elk harvest opportunity, specifically ocused onthe patchwork o private and public lands adjacent to theCMR National Wildlie Reuge. “Te ultimate goal is to maintain distribution o elkacross public and private land, respect landowner concernsand rights, and provide equitable availability o wildlieresources or all Montanan’s,” said Tompson. Here is a link to a downloadable PDF version o theull study document: http://fwp.mt.gov/fishAndWildlife/diseasesAndResearch/research/elk/default.html
A collared cow elk near Beauchamp Creek in theMissouri River Breaks
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BANQUET AND SPRING CRAFT BAZAAR
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Valley Event Center • Glasgow
TO PURCHASE TICKETS CONTACT:• Ricci Olson 263-2040 • Dan Wetzel 228-9334
• Any Walleyes Unlimited Member • Glasgow Chamber of Commerce• Glasgow Auto Safety Center • D&G Sports • Markle’s Warehouse
Spring Craft Bazaar9am-3pm Vendors
4:30pm Rafes, Games & Silent Auction6pm Walleye & Pulled Pork Dinner
S a v e t e E l k s
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Morgan Guttenberg (center) is pictured with Montana Lt. Governor MikeCooney and Lisa Lee of “No Kid Hungry”.
Glasgow HighSchool student Morgan
Guttenberg was oneo only 20 studentsthroughout Montanaselected to participate inthe “Governor & FirstLadies Youth LeadershipCouncil” addressingyouth hunger around thestate, and as a result oher work on the council
she developed the snackpack program to addresschildhood hunger or atrisk K-5 kids right here inGlasgow! When Sarah Partridgelearned o Morgan’s serviceon the youth council andher project, she invitedher and GHS PrincipalShawnda Zahara-Harris as
guests to the Jed Steele NoKid Hungry Fundraiser in
Big Sky, Montana held onSunday, April 3rd. Nearly100 people attended the$85 per plate event, whicheatured an amazing five-course meal preparedby Scott Mechura, theExecutive Che o Bucks4 in Bg Sky. Simply amazed
by Morgan, “She isan incredible youngwoman,” Sarah praised.“Te connections shehas made throughoutstate government toaddress childhoodhunger right here inGlasgow are remarkable,and her project is off toa great start making a
real difference here inGlasgow every day. She
has so many great ideason how to expand theprogram, and to developsustainability into it sothat it lives on long afershe has lef Glasgow oreven bigger and brighterthings.” On Saturdaymorning, April 9th,
GHS Key Club and GHSStudent Council memberswill be canvassing theresidential areas oGlasgow collecting itemsto use in the Snack-Packprogram. Please put yourdonated snack-pack itemsin plastic bags and leavethem on your doorstep by9:00.
Morgan’s project is most impressive
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