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Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

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On Tursday, June 2nd,the movie “Te Sandlot” will beshown on the Scotty ootbaleld, hope ully starting around9:00 p.m. (when it is darkenough). Te cost is $2 perperson and concessions will beopen. Bring blankets to sit onor chairs (but chairs must sittowards back). Sponsored by the GHSannual class, everyone iswelcome to attend this classicmovie: a 1993 Americancoming-o -age basebalcomedy lm directed by DavidM. Evans (who also narrated

the lm), which tells the storyo a group o young basebaplayers during the summer o1962. “Te Sandlot” grossed $33million worldwide. Figures

or worldwide VHS and DVDsales are estimated to be at $76million. Since its release onboth VHS and DVD, the lmhas become a cult avorite.

Movie under thestars on June 2nd

This Kat can ride! No stirrups? No problem! Kat Malnaa is all smiles as she coaxes “Cherokee” toa gallop, getting her Dad Myron’s horse warmed up in the Cherry Creek Roping

Arena where a Hi-Line Roping event was held this past Saturday and Sunday. Katis a 4th grader at Irle School and will no doubt be doing a lot o f riding this summer.

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Letter to the BuzzPolitical Mud I keep seeing these articles about the primary here orHD 33. So ar the only negative stuff I have seen is rompeople supporting Casey Knudsen slinging mud, andthinking maybe they don’t know their candidate as well asthey thought. Like how Knudsen has a higher percentageo out o state donors, one being a Dallas oil lawyer! Why doesn’t Knudsen have a website that outlineshis policies? What he believes and his vision or HD 33?I or one have searched, and ound nothing that tells meabout who Knudsen is, what he believes, or tells me he

has a grasp on policy making.Tat DC policy house, campaign manager, and

strategist, I have met this young man. He is an ambitiousyoung college student helping a riend. I would thinkone would be grate ul or a riend like that. Tat $2,000he got paid? I asked about it, it was a reimbursement or

uel and supplies he spent out o his own pocket. O course I asked about those ancy yers everyonis talking about. Tose were mailed and show a Coloradostamp, because Mike’s riends wanted to help him, andthat’s how they could. I see a pattern, people are drawn

to leaders, ones with plans, ones that get things done.Tat is why Mike Burns has so much help.

I don’t know what out o state political rms aretrying to buy HD 33, but I do know that no one ownsMike Burns. Knudsen has taken PAC money! I must agree with the other writers. We need aproven leader, one with ethics, and one who has a planand understands policy. We need a person who willcontinue to make the Hi-Line a great place to live. Weneed Mike Burns on uesdy, June 7th! ~ Joe Wiles

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ThursdayTonight: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 46. North northwest wind 5 to 8mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Thursday: Showers likely, with thunderstorms also

possible after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 66.North northwest wind 6 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitationis 60%.

Thursday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers,mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around48. North wind 6 to 8 mph.

Friday: A slight chance of showers, then a chance ofshowers and thunderstorms after noon. Partly sunny,with a high near 71. Light north northwest wind becomingnorth 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitationis 40%.

Friday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers aftermidnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49.Saturday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 71. East northeast wind 5 to 8mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.

Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 48.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 72.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 47.

Memorial Day: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Partly sunny, with a high near 73.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 70.

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BUZZACREAGE FOR SALE:Motivated seller Willing to consider offers6th street south. Beautiful serene acreage and house. Posted on ZCALL 230-2355 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR FOR A TOURREDUCED $275,000 LOT FOR SALE:Rhodes rst subdivision blocklots 017 and 018. Lot size 8460 sq foot. $25000 CALL 230-2355 FMORE INFORMATION

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A man walks into a bar, goes up to the bartender,and asks or a beer. Te bartender stops him, andsays “Well, be ore you order, let me tell you about ourspecial.” He directs the man’s attention down to the endo the bar, where there are two huge chunks o meathanging on meat hooks. “I you can run down to the end o the bar, jumpup, and take a bite out o one o those pieces o meat,you get to drink ree here or the rest o your li e. But I’llwarn you, i you try it and ail, you have to buy all o thedrinks or the rest o the bar all night.” Te man replies “Well, let me think about it. Mindi I take a look?” Te bartender lets him, so he saunters down to theend o the bar, and takes a nice, long look at the hangingmeat, be ore turning around and coming back. “Nah, I think I’ll just order a beer.”

“Alright, but just curious... why aren’t you takingthe challenge?” “Buddy, the steaks are just too high.”

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Letter to the BuzzAPR Vision vs. Reality 1. American Serengeti. Te auna o the real Serengeti

must migrate because o seasonal weather conditions.Tose conditions do not exist in our more temperate

climate. Also, read the ascinating 2002 Guardianarticle by George Monbiot (available online), inwhich he describes the creation o the real Serengetias an “ethnic cleansing programme” o “possibly thelongest-inhabited place on earth.”

2. History. Te Original Americans have a long historyin this area. Te Black eet were cattlemen. Small poxdecimated the Black eet. (Actually, this is linguisticallyinaccurate. Decimation was a punishment in theRoman army. One out o every ten soldiers in a unitwas executed, a rate similar to the ravages o theBlack Plague in Europe. In this continent, Europeandiseases slew as many as nine out o ten.) Tisallowed burgeoning bison numbers. wenty yearslater, Lewis and Clark’s journals (I recommend G.E.Moulton’s Te Denitive Journals o Lewis & Clark;check out the month beginning May 6, 1805 in Vol.4) leave no doubt about the environmental damagedone to the area. In act, it made Lewis and Clark’s journey easier. Tey complained about cactus alongthe Missouri. Can you imagine pulling those boatsupstream through willows, trees, dead all, andtangled piles o trash lef by oods? A dust storm inour area shut down progress. Lewis and Clark weresaved rom a ash ood by Sacajawea. Does anyonehave any guesses about what caused the bare groundthat is a prerequisite or dust storms and ash oods?It wasn’t sodbusters or domestic grazers, there were just bison and prairie dogs and Black eet horses tobare the ground.

3. Foreign Entrepreneurs. Foreign entrepreneurstrailed herds o Southern cattle into our area

hoping to get rich quick by attening them on “ reegrass”. Hard winters wiped out 99% o those cattle.Montana rancher Granville Stuart lost 40 to 60%,because he naturally practiced better stewardship inorder to remain sustainable, rather than the get richquick model. Te APR (Annual Percentage Return)plans to get rich quick by providing philanthropicaltax deductions or the very rich. Tis leaves othercitizens with higher taxes, compromised oodsupplies, and an indebted government. Te oreignentrepreneurs in Granville Stuart’s time lef him

dealing with introduced diseases such as exas tickever and a grassland habitat ravaged by the re

ranging grazers. However, the true consequences arethe same now as they were in the 1800s: healthy landand water resources are sacriced. Monetary greedrules. Tose indigenous peoples with connections totheir land and homes are displaced.

4. Numbers. Free ranging grazers without controllednumbers will damage land and watersheds. APR hasnot proven their ability to manage numbers.

5. Water. APR’s vision includes removing man-madewater sources. Tis will adversely affect resident auna:wildli e, birds, amphibians, etc. It will also concentratethe ree-ranging bison along the rivers so conditions

ound by Lewis and Clark will be re-created.In conclusion: APR claims they are special. I agree. Teyhave not read history. Tey do not understand livestockmanagement. Tey do not understand management o

prairie resources. Tey want to possess more money tothe detriment o other US citizens. In short, they have no true connection with theprairie except the desire to use it or monetary gain.Private jets and helicopters are not the way to educatethemselves. ~ Rose Stoneberg

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Venice (Marlene) Johnson,age 82 o Glasgow, Montanapassed away at FrancesMahon Deaconess Hospital

on May 24th, 2016.Marlene was born onNovember 9, 1933 in Vernal,Utah to Ross and VeniceRooks. She attended andnished school in Rangely,Colorado. Marlene attended two years o college at MesaState College in Grand Junction, Colorado where shestudied to be a teacher or physical education.

As a child Marlene enjoyed horseback riding, playingwith her dog, crocheting, embroidery and spending

time with her amily on the arm. On October 11, 1959in Las Vegas, Nevada she married the love o her li e,Donald Johnson. Tey lived in Vernal until moving toGillette, Wyoming in 1968. Marlene and Donald spent40 wonder ul years together until Donald’s passing in1999. Tey enjoyed bowling and spending their weekendscamping together.

Marlene enjoyed crocheting, embroidery and playingpinochle. As well as taking care o her owers and yard.She loved spending time with amily and riends. Marlenewas part o the United Blood Services or many years. Shealso loved going on bowling trips all over Wyoming withher grandson Michael. Marlene was an independent spiritwho ercely loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She is survived by her brother, Leo (Debra) Rooks oVernal, Utah and their children Dylan, Dustin, Anjanette,and Ashlee; two sons, Brit (Jeannie) Johnson o exasand Darin (Lori) Johnson o Denver Colorado; ourgrandchildren, JoAnna (Jake) urner o Nashua, MichaelJohnson o Nashua, David Johnson o exas, and LiamRenner o Glasgow; ve great-grandchildren, yler and

revor urner o Nashua, Makiah Johnson o Gillette andNevaeh and Emma Johnson o exas. As well as extended

amily Ann (Duane) Williams o Nashua and Billy McGeeand his amily Chris (Sierra) McGee and Shadyx andScarlett.

Marlene was preceded in death by her husband,Donald Johnson and her parents, Ross and Venice Rooks. A visitation will be held on Tursday, May 26th, 2016with amily receiving riends rom 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM atthe Bell Mortuary in Glasgow, Montana. A graveside burialwill take place at 1:00 PM at the Mt. Pisgah Cemetery inGillette Wyoming on Friday, May 27th, 2016.

OBITUARYMarlene Johnson

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