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Published by BS Central

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 Allison Nichols, Deb Waarvik, Ruth Waarvik and RodKarst went on an 18 day journey to the United Kingdom.

The rst week involved three days in London, England,

one day in Paris, France, and three days in Edinburgh,

Scotland. A 10-day tour of Western Scotland was

mainly focused on the Isle of Mull. Their days were

lled with castles, cathedrals, museums and even a

few pubs (all that touring can make one thirsty!). Theitour guides happened to be musicians so the evenings

were topped off with wonderful folk music from Scotland

and Ireland. They’re all back home now as the ladies

made sure that Rod would be back in time to announce

the play-by-play action on KLTZ  this evening at 5:30 as

the Glasgow Reds take on the Lewistown Redbirds.

Touring the Original Land of Plaid 

BS Central will be closed on Monday, July 6th, but it’s not really a three-day weekend or us as we areworking on the 28th Annual Montana Governor’s Cup books. So no Buzz  on Monday, and i we get thosebooks cranked out we may actually get a Monday afernoon off to go give those walleyes a try ourselves.

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Edward Jones Office supportinga school supplies donation drive 

Bethanie Knight, an Edward Jones financial advisorin Glasgow, is supporting a school supplies donationdrive by using her office as a drop-off location or theschool supplies drive.

  Local residents and businesses may help those lessortunate in the community by bringing in items to theEdward Jones branch office during regular businesshours rom July 1st to August 15th.  “As our world becomes more global, competitionwithin our younger generations continues to riseemphasizing the importance o a quality education,”said Knight. “I’m proud to support the academicdevelopment o young minds in this community throughthis summer’s school supply donation program.  Te items needed or the school supply drive

include: pencils, crayons, washable markers, glue sticksElmers glue, watercolor paints, erasers, Fiskars scissorscolored pencils, highlighters, dry erase markers, spiralnotebooks, 2 pocket olders, tissues, disinecting wipesziploc bags, box o tissues, pencil boxes and backpacks.  Te branch address is 207 5th St S in Glasgow.

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BUZZIFIEDS

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Tonight:  Partly cloudy, with a low around 59. Northnorthwest wind 5 to 9 mph becoming east after midnight.

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 90. East wind 5 to 7 mph

becoming south in the afternoon.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 61. Southeastwind 7 to 9 mph.

Independence Day: A 20 percent chance of showers and

thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near93. South southeast wind 7 to 15 mph becoming westnorthwest in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as

23 mph.

Saturday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Partly cloudy, with a low around 55. North wind 14 to 20

mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. Chance of precipitationis 40%.

Sunday:  A chance of showers, with thunderstorms alsopossible after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 75.

Northwest wind 14 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 29mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 51.

Monday: Sunny, with a high near 77.

Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 54.

Tuesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostlysunny, with a high near 82.

Tuesday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around 57.

Wednesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Mostly sunny, with a high near 77.

  Hot and dry conditions are expected on the4th o July. A mainly dry cold ront is also expectedto bring shifing winds and the possibility o drythunderstorms to the area. Please continue to monitorthe NWS orecast or additional details as they becomeavailable.  Although not as dense, that Canadian-bornesmoke will continue to create poor air quality over

northeast Montana or the next couple o days.  And then on Sunday, we might be dragging ourparkas out as the orecast has highs in the 70s andgusts o around 30 mph. Could do without the wind,but a couple o cooler days sounds a-okay.

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HELP WANTED: Agland Co-op is looking for a Part-Time possibly Full-TimeCashier, Pay depends on experience, pick up an application at AglandCo-op in Glasgow.

EZZIE’S MIDTOWN is looking for 2 full time help positions. Starting wageis $10.00/hour with some benets after a 3 month probationary periodShifts are 9am-7pm or 1pm-11pm Sun-Thurs or 2pm-12am Friday andSaturday, including weekends and holidays. Some duties include waitingon customers, lling propane, stocking inventory, and making sure store isclean. Applicant must have good customer service skills. Anyone interestedcan pick up an application at the station.

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Cottonwood Inn is looking for a full-time dishwasher/cook, mostly morningshifts, including weekends. Also looking for a waiter/waitress.Pick up anapplication at the Cottonwood Inn, Job Service, or cottonwoodinn.net.

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FMDH POSITION OPENING: Medical Technologist  Full-time(M-F) dayshift, rotating weekends, holiday and call. Bachelor’s Degree in ClinicaLaboratory Science, State of Montana License, Qualied candidate wilinterpret and correlate clinical test results.Technologist is expected to utilize complex problem solving skills inresolving clinical and instrument problems. Technologist will comply withOSHA and regulatory requirements by following established procedures inorder to maintain a safe laboratory environment and to meet accreditationstandards. Generalist position with Blood Banking and Microbiologyexperience required. FMDH is an Equal Opportunity/Afrmative ActionEmployer. Please contact the HR department at (406) 228.3638 for moreinformation.

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FMDH POSITION OPENING: Clinic Registered Nurse or LPN. Full-timeMonday-Friday 8 am -5 pm. Must have current Montana RN license andCPR certied. Qualied applicant to provide assistance to Physicians asdirected. Some duties may include assisting with treatments, procedurespatient care and on-going patient education. FMDH is an Equal Opportunity

 Afrmative Action Employer. Please contact the HR department at (406228-3638 for more information.

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For Rent: Small 2 bedroom trailer in Park Grove, $350/mo covers watersewer and lot rent. Tenant pays electric and gas. $450 deposit. Call 7463410 and leave a message.

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an appointment @ 530-605-6698.BUZZFOR SALE: Saginaw 4 speed with Hurst Shifter, just overhauled $9502 sets of 400 Heads $250 per pair; 1 new set Doug headers still in boxts 64-67 Pontiac $475; Custom made HD axle set up with HD spindles6 hole Chevy $265; New HD fuel pump 8-10 PSI ts Pontiacs $100, cal746-3366 for more info.

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Missing from 1100 block of 3rd Ave South since June 14th. 7 year old femalegolden tiger stripe cat. She is wearing a black collar with pink hearts on itIf found please call 228-8001 or  230-0680 and leave a message.

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S&S Storage in Nashua has one 9x12 storage unit available. $40/monthplease call Shawn at 406-254-0406.

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Sunnyside Country Club

Independence Day Tournament

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2 person scramble

$50.00 per team

Registration @ 8am

 Tee time @ 9am

MSGA handicap preferred but not required

The kids of the Glasgow Evangelical Church had a fund-raiser at Scottie Car Wash

with all proceeds helping out to send the to church camp this summer. Thanks

to Paul and Lisa, and also to the community for coming out to have your vehicle

cleaned and for supporting this worthy cause to get these kids off to camp.

Shine ’em up 

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  Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks removed two youngbighorn rams ound commingling with domestic sheep lastweek. Te bighorns were 28 miles south o Malta, well awayrom their normal habitat. Te meat was donated to localamilies, and the horns will be used or educational purposes.  Te two rams were ound on private land along BeaverCreek in southern Phillips County. Tey were 22 miles

rom established populations in hunting district 622 in theMissouri River Breaks, and 25 miles rom populations inthe Little Rockies in hunting district 620. Neighbors alertedFWP about the rams afer observing them in close proximityto domestic sheep, including within an enclosed pen.With landowner permission to access the property, FWP’sMalta area Wildlie Biologist Scott Tompson removed thebighorns on June 24.  “Bighorn sheep are managed pretty intensively,” saidTompson. “o keep a healthy population o bighornsheep, more aggressive management may be used at times.Sometimes, that can mean removing bighorns that pose a

health risk to the rest o the population.”  Pneumonia and other respiratory diseases in wild sheepare known to sometimes be transmitted by bacteria carriedand tolerated by domestic sheep. Tere are currently nodomestic sheep near established bighorn sheep populationsin Region 6.  “It is not out o the question or young rams to wanderoutside their typical habitat, as they did here, and comein contact with domestic sheep,” Tompson said. “Tisscenario is more likely when bighorn sheep populations areat higher levels, as is currently the case with some Missouri

Breaks bighorn sheep herds.”Last May, the Fish & Wildlie Commission approveda proposal to establish a “commingling managementarea” or the Missouri River Breaks population o bighornsheep. Tat management action established boundaries tohelp prevent the possibility o commingling and diseasetransmission between wild and domestic sheep. Te twobighorns removed last week were within the comminglingmanagement area, which encompasses land well outsideo bighorn sheep habitat and in areas domestic sheep areknown to occur. Wild sheep that wander into the exclusionzone can be removed by FWP to prevent the possibility o

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disease transmission rom domestic herds back to existingwild bighorn populations.  issue samples were taken rom the two rams, totest or respiratory diseases and determine overall health“Populations o bighorn sheep in our area are doing excellent,”said Tompson. “However, wild sheep have a high risk ormajor die-offs due to disease. Other bighorn population

across the state have had respiratory disease issues leading todie-offs o all age classes within the herd. We strive to keepour herds as healthy as we can to prevent this.”  Tompson noted that disease in bighorn sheeppopulations is a serious issue in other areas o the state. In theendoy Mountains near Lima, or instance, there are plansto remove the entire herd, and later restock it with healthybighorns. Other recent bighorn sheep die offs resulted inthe closure o hunting district 122 near Plains and huntingdistrict 305 near Gardiner until the herds there recover.

“FWP appreciates when landowners, neighbors, andrecreationist let us know when they see wild and domesticsheep in close proximity,” said Quentin Kujala, FWP WildlieManagement Section Chie in Helena. “Without early noticethis incidence may have gone undetected. Te managementarea concept maintains wildlie populations along withdifferent land uses and really needs everybody’s participationto succeed.”

FWP removes two bighorn sheep in Malta area to protect Breaks herds

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  It doesn’t get any weirder than this. he Universityo North Dakota is currently seeking to replace theFighting Sioux nickname it’s had since 1930 since itwas orced to abandon it because o the NCAA’s ban onNative American mascots.  Meanwhile, about 600 miles to the southeast o GrandForks is Chicago, Illinois, where on Monday, June 15, the

National Hockey League’s Chicago Blackhawks capturedtheir third Stanley Cup in the past six years. Although theyare somewhat different but not by very much, the ormerUniversity o North Dakota Fighting Sioux mascot and theBlackhawk mascot, a profile o an Indian head, they areessentially the same. In one state they’re saying it’s racistwhile in the other they are celebrating it with parties, paradesand hauling the Cup to a Chicago Cubs baseball game. Tenon the very next night, uesday, June 16, the Golden StateWarriors deeated the Cleveland Cavaliers to capture its firstNational Basketball League championship in 40 years. Samething: celebrating with a parade and parties.  Don’t kid yoursel, Warriors translates into NativeAmerican Indian. Beore their move to San Francisco in1962 and eventually to Oakland, the Golden State Warriorswere the Philadelphia Warriors and their mascot logo was amale Indian dribbling a basketball with his lef hand.  Again, how is one considered racist while the other isnot? Earlier this spring a guest on Te Sports Cage (CKRM620 AM, 4:07-6:30 p.m. MD, M-F) said it best: “No sportsteam is ever going to come up with and use a nickname thatis going to embarrass themselves.”  When the University o North Dakota was looking or a

new mascot 85 years ago it settled on Fighting Sioux because1) Sioux were a good exterminating agent or Bison (read thatas North Dakota State University Bison o Fargo, its in-staterival a ew hours south on I-29); 2) Sioux are warlike, o finephysique and bearing; 3) Te word Sioux is easily rhymed oryells and songs.  Do you really think the University o North Dakotawould choose a nickname to be a slap in the ace o NativeAmericans? It seems UND chose that name as a way ohonoring the Sioux, particularly those that ought to thedeath or their land and traditions. Guess the politicallycorrect crowd needs something to do these days to be the

Meanwhile, deep down inside the politically correct rabbit hole o sports

best do-gooders they can possibly be!  By the way, the seven finalists or the new UNDnickname are Fighting Hawks, Green Hawks, NodaksNorth Dakota (Te University o North Dakota NorthDakota?????), North Stars, Roughriders and Sundogs. TeNoDaks and Roughriders sound cool, but not as cool asFighting Sioux ! ~ Mike, Daniels County Leader 

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  A pregnant woman rom Minnesota was involvedin a car accident and, while in the hospital, she ell intoa coma. When she awoke days later, the woman noticedthat she was no longer carrying a child, and asked, “Docwhat happened to my baby!”

Te doctor replied, “Ma’am, you’ve had twinsYou’re the proud mother o a handsome baby boy anda beautiul baby girl. Also, you should know that whileyou were in a coma, your brother named the childrenor you.”

“Oh, no!” shrieked the woman. “Not my brotherSven’s not really all together, i you know what I mean!”

Te doctor replied, “Well, ma’am, your brothernamed your daughter Denise.”

“Oh, that’s no so bad,” smiled the woman. Tenhesitantly, she asked, “What’s the boy’s name?”

Te doctor grinned and said, “Denephew.”