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

406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578bscentral@nemont.net

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  Avery Bandel, a skating coachrom Great Falls, came to Glasgowto work with local skaters earlierthis month. She helped with skatinglessons and choreography or theupcoming showcase.  While Avery was here, she also

trained or the Pacific Coast AdultSectional Championships, whereshe will compete in March in LasVegas.  Te skaters pictured above willbe joined by 18 others or HiLineSkating’s 10th Annual Showcase on

Sunday, March 6th at 2:00 p.m. atthe Valley Event Center. Come seethe skills learned this year at thisree event!  Following the Showcase willbe open skating. Cost is $2 whichincludes skate rental.

Figure skaters Ellie Page, Tatum Nyquist, Coach AveryBandel, Nora Neumiller and Bailee Baxter spent some

quality time on the ice together at the Valley EvenCenter.

HiLine Skating celebrates 10th Annual Showcase on Sunday

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Late Nite Laffs

Real Life Wisdom

The very rst Boeing 727 ever made, back in 1962, wasscheduled to make its last ight today. Passengers werelike, “Cool, I’ll take the next ight.” ~ Jimmy Fallon 

It is being widely reported that there is solid, photographicproof linking Hillary Clinton to a known terrorist

organization. An editor at Politico was tipped off that inHillary Clinton’s book “Living History,” Hillary includeda picture of her family in 1959 with their cat — ISIS!

That’s right, Hillary Clinton’s childhood cat was namedISIS. This is the most shocking political pet news since

Jimmy Carter revealed his childhood cat’s name wasAyatollah Katmeini. Politico isn’t claiming that Hillary

Clinton named her cat after ISIS. We have to leave openthe possibility that ISIS named themselves after Hillary’scat. ~  Stephen Colbert 

Scotty Spring Sports Meetings  It’s definitely time to start thinking about springsports as the hoops season wraps up on March 12th, andthe way the weather has been, these outdoor activities just might get started in a timely ashion.• Track Sign-Ups/Athletes Meeting -  Monday, March

7th, 3:30 pm, GHS Room #1

• Girls Fastpitch Soball Hitting Clinic --  MondayMarch 7th at GHS (4:30 pm) Open to ALL ages 

• Track & Field Parents Meeting - Monday, March 7th7:00 pm, GHS Room #1

• Soball Players Meeting - Tursday, March 10th3:30 pm, GHS Room #1

• Soball Parents Meeting -  Tursday, March 10th6:00 pm, GHS Room #1

• Golf Players Meeting -- BA

• Golf Parents Meeting -- BA

Hinsdale Co-op Community

Scholarships Are Available  Te Hinsdale Cooperative Community Scholarshipcommittee announces the availability o five $1000.00scholarships or the 2016-2017 academic year.  Tese scholarships are available to any student whohas completed at least one year o study at an accreditedcollege, university, business or vocational school. Teapplicant must be a graduate o Hinsdale High School.  Scholarships will be awarded on an objective basiswithout regard to sex, age, race, religion or physicaldisability. Awards are made on the basis o academicachievement, financial need, participation in communityand school activities, educational goals as written by theapplicants in their application or scholarships.  Applicants must complete an application and submitit along with a transcript and letters o recommendationto Linda Lacock at First Community Bank, PO Box 127

Hinsdale M by June 6, 2016. Applications are availableat the Hinsdale High School guidance counselor’s officeor First Community Bank o Hinsdale. Applicationsmay be emailed upon request. Please call 406-364-2223or more inormation.

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS

Feb. 26 - March 3

SHOWINGS

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PG-13

4:00 - 7:00 - 9:15

Strong violence and language throughout, sexualcontent and graphic nudity.

4:00 - 7:00 - 9:10

Crude and sexual content, a scene ofexaggerated violence, and brief stronglanguage.R

ClosedTuesday, Feb. 23 - Thursday, March 10

To Get Ready For......our opening at our new location of 501 First Avenue South (therst national bank building, formerly the Farm Credit location)

Grand OpeningFri. March 11th 9 am - 5:30 pm • Sat. March 12th 9 am- 3 pm

We have beautiful new items just in for springWall Hangings, Fountains, Accessories for Home, Fashion

 Accessories, Vases, Table Linens, Easter Decor, DishWare, Baskets, Runners…AND MUCH MORE

The reason Politicians try so hard to get re-elected i

that they would “hate” to have to make a living unde

the laws they have just passed.

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BUZZIFIEDS

Beautifulweekendahead 

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming mostlyclear, with a low around 32. South southwest wind 6 to

13 mph becoming west northwest in the evening.

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 50. West northwest wind8 to 11 mph.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 29. Westnorthwest wind 5 to 8 mph becoming east southeast in

the evening.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 61. South wind 8 to13 mph.

Saturday Night:  Mostly clear, with a low around 35.

Southwest wind around 9 mph.

Sunday:  Sunny, with a high near 59. West southwestwind 5 to 8 mph becoming south southeast in the

morning.

Sunday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, witha low around 37.

Monday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, witha high near 48.

Monday Night: A slight chance of rain or freezing rain.Partly cloudy, with a low around 28.

Tuesday:  A slight chance of rain and snow showers.Partly sunny, with a high near 45.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 46.

RUMMAGE SALE: Sat. March 5th, Glasgow Elks Lodge. Room full ostuff. China cabinet, WWII & Air Force ight pants, Antique round woodencheese box, outdoor wear, kitchen lines and much more, too numerous tomention it all.  CALL PATSY 406-785-2321, CELL 263-7936.

BUZZ$10 BAG SALE: Starts Tuesday, March 1. Clothing, shoes, purses, winte

 jackets, snow pants, and boots (some exclusions). The thrift store hasprom dresses, kitchen items, infant toys, etc. Stop by and Check it all out

SOROPTOMIST THRIFT STORE - DONATIONS WELCOME.BUZZSPRING FLING BAZAAR: Saturday, March 12t, 9-3. Vendor’s who wouldlike to be in the Bazaar may CALL DEBBIE 406-890-4425

BUZZHOME FOR SALE: Beautiful, serene acerage for sale by owner. The placesits on 3.48 acres just south of Glasgow. House is 2528 sq. ft., many oubuildings A MUST SEE. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VIEW CALL230-2355

BUZZFOR RENT OR SALE: 3 BR, bath and 3/4, remodeled kitchen, oak cabinetsnew stove/fridge, fenced in yard, garage door opener. $550 rent, $29,500sale. St. Marie. CALL 406-524-3742

BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath, attached garage, on one oor. Nice placeto live, recently updated, with newer appliances, paint and carpet $550plus utilities. Pets are welcome. Located 75 North Star, St. Marie. CALLHELLAND AGENCY 228-2114

BUZZFOR RENT: 1 BR, 1 bath apartment. Recently updated with all newooring and paint. Comfortable and affordable. $475 plus utilities. No petsno smoking. Located 90 US HWY 2 East Glasgow. CALL HELLANDAGENCY 228-2114

BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath condo in St. Marie. $500 plus utilities CALL263-2113

BUZZGREAT FAMILY HOME FOR RENT: Spacious 3 BR close to town. Garage

1½ baths, custom built-ins, refurbished interior. Water and sewer providedNo smoking or pets. Damage deposit required. CALL (406) 367-9300

BUZZFOR RENT: 1241 sq. ft. wide open oor plan to tailor to your own designNew space features oor heat, Hwy 2 access with off street parking andLED signage available in J.R.’s Party Store new building. Serious inquiriesonly please. CALL 228-4622 or 406-852-3442

BUZZHOUSE FOR RENT: 3 BR, 2 bath, home. 1 mi. West of town. $750/mo +$750/deposit. CALL 228-2345

BUZZFOR SALE: 28’ Bumper pull camper trailer. Full working kitchen with A/Cand heating, sleeps six, $2500 CALL 228-4622 or 406-852-3442

BUZZSEEKING BOARD MEMBER: for Cal Ripken Board. IF INTERESTEDPLEASE CONTACT JARED KUKA 263-4730 OR STACIE RHOADS228-8932

BUZZTLC APPLIANCE REPAIR: Repair most brands of major appliances. 25+years experience. Available evenings and weekends. CALL 230-2167PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE

BUZZHELP WANTED: Gateway Club has openings for all positions; Bar, serverdish and kitchen help. CONTACT THE GATEWAY CLUB AT 526-3557

BUZZIF YOU KNOW of any recipients of the Grobel Scholarship Trust fromyears 2000-2003, PLEASE CONTACT CHERYL GROBEL 406-942-0649OR EMAIL cfordgrobel@yahoo.com

CALL 228-2114 TODAYwww.hellandagencyinc.com

OPHEIM

This home in Opheim, Montana

has some potential to be a great

family home. Three bedrooms

and two baths with ample living

area. Has two detached garages

on a large city lot. Mature trees

surround the house.

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RANSOMES Evenings/Weekends533 2nd Ave S.

Party Venue • Classroom Space

Last Minute Party • Family Get Together

Need More Room • Bridal Party • Private Space

BYOB • Cater Your Food • Adults OnlyCall for more information 263-7444

Skip Erickson WildlifeMemorial Safari

Tickets available at Cottonwood Inn & KLTZ/KLANLimited Tickets Available

• hear stories of skip’s hunts•enjoy dinner

•adopt an animal • live auction•help raise funds for wildlife Museum

Saturday, March 5th • 6PMCottonwood Inn

SundaysBar Opens at 10am

Serving Breakfastuntil 1pm

Buckets of BeerSpecials

NASCAR Season

We Are Now Serving Our Saucy Wings Everyday!! Your upcoming March Madness Headquarters! 

Gold n’ Plump 52 oz. SeasonedWHOLE CHICKEN.........................$4.99Pork Shoulder Arm

PICNIC ROAST...........................99¢ lb. Jennie-O 32 oz.FESTIVE TURKEY ROAST.........$3.99 ea.Aqua Star 32 oz. Pkg.

POLLOCK FILLETS..................$5.99 ea.Boneless Beef

 TRI TIP ROAST OR STEAKS......$5.99 lb.PorkBABY BACK RIBS....................$3.49 lb.Progresso 15.25 - 19 oz. Sel. Var.

SOUP..........................................4/$5

Week of March 2 - March 8, 2016

Spring is Coming 

  Members o MontanaFarm Bureau traveled toWashington, D.C. or theAmerican Farm BureauIssues Advisory CommitteeMeetings and AgriculturalAdvocacy Conerence. Te

meetings, held February 22-25, centered around topics oimportance to armers andranchers. MFBF memberswere appointed to serve onfive o the 15 committees.  urk Stovall, a rancherrom Billings serving on theAnimal Care Committee,talked about challenges o theinitiative o turning buffaloout onto the rangeland. “I

explained why this isn’t onlya property rights problem,but a disease issue with theconcern o brucellosis. I westart spreading bison acrossthe state, there could be areal threat to livestock andpublic health.”  Bruce Wright, a smallagricultural business ownerrom Bozeman, serves on

the Farm Policy Committee.

“We said because o Obama’slatest budget, crop insurancecuts were a concern. Ourcommittee’s position is itwould be harmul to readjustunding in the new arm billwhen we are barely hal way

into implementing it. ryingto tamper with the arm billafer all the work that hasgone into it is not good,” saidWright.  Larry Switzer, aRichey cattle rancher, saidthe meeting o the MarketStructures Committeeprimarily revisited aresolution they haddeveloped at last year’s

meetings on bondingrequirements or livestockdealers and the current costo cattle. “We had a speakerrom the CFC talk tous about high requencytrading,” Switzer said.“Apparently high requencytrading means they can do200 trades per second. Tebelie is we need to slow

that down or commodities,as it’s not viable to use it orhedging and it’s just a papertrade that does nothing orcommodity producers.”om DePuydt, who serveson the Federal LandsCommittee, said his groupocused on the AntiquitiesAct and the new nationalmonuments. “Sometimesit eels like we are fighting

a winless battle,” DePuydtsaid. “Farmers and ranchersare less than two percento the population and wehave 12 states with ederalands. One o the concernswe voiced was that the loca

input o ederal agencies isofen ignored. We talkedabout wild horses and burrosin western states being ahuge problem, with theexpense o holding them andthe concerns around landmanagement.”  On the last day inWashington, D.C ., thegroup attended the MontanaBreakast on Capito

Hill where they visitedwith Senator Jon esterSenator Steve Daines andRepresentative Ryan Zinke.  Each member o thegroup had an issue to talkwith their congressmenabout. “My topic was SenatorRoberts labeling bill,”said Wright. “Gary talkedabout regulatory reorm

urk talked about Bureauo Indian Affairs issuesincluding land purchasingom visited about publiclands, bison and theAntiquities Act and Larrydiscussed trade. Tey wereopen to hearing our ideasand certainly RepresentativeZinke and Senator Dainesshowed strong support orour issues.”

Farm Bureau members work on ag issues in D.C.

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  Montana FWP isasking anglers and thoseinterested in accessing fishinormation or help inimproving a replacement tothe existing Fishing Guide

and MFISH web queryapplications on the FWPwebsite.  Te current FishingGuide and MFISHapplications are theprimary means FWP usesto disseminate fish andangling data or waterbodies,accounting or more than230,000 unique page visitsper year. New technology

and new methods orstoring fish survey andinventory data have allowedfisheries staff to enter andstore more inormation onfish populations than waspreviously available and in amuch more timely ashion.Te benefits o this newtechnology are that moreoptions exist or storingand reporting fisheries data,and data are more detailed,

FWP seeking public input

NORTHEAST MONTANA’S FORD HEADQUARTERSCall Jerry, Josh or Norm • 228-2141 • 866-528-2141

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comprehensive, and up-to-date.  FWP seeks to gatherinput rom the public todetermine what inormationis most valuable, usable,and understandable. Toseinterested in providing

eedback and offeringsuggestions can take thesurvey online.  Te survey will beopen through March 31,2016. Weekly prizes suchas a 1-year subscription toMontana Outdoors or FWP

fish t-shirts will be awardedto survey participants.  Following theconclusion o the survey,priorities identified romthis effort will be used toinorm development o thenew application, which maybe available in 2017.  o take the survey,go to the FWP website,click FISHING, and underWHERE O FISH, clickon MONANA FISHINGGUIDE.

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Fort Peck Summer Theatre

At the Coonwood Inn & Suites 

Saturday, March 19th   6:30 pm 

$20 Entry includes dinner, beer/wine, and glass! 

406-228-9216 · fptheatre@nemont.net · www.fortpecktheatre.org

Winter Hours

 11:00-8:00

Drive Thru 11:00-8:00

Treat of the Month

Ande’s MintCandy Glacier

THANK YOU

& JOE YOUNKIN

for the Barb Marsh

Memorial Scholarship

I received.Mick Reyling

 SPECIALS:

 THE HANGAR

 We have soft-serve ice cream!

 A GREAT PLACE TO HANG OUT!

 Have your parties here BOOK NOW!

Hwy 2 East228-8280

SATURDAYSoup: Cook’s Choice

Lunch: Chicken Philly

 Dinner: Rib Eye

FRIDAYSoup: Clam Chowder

Lunch: Fish BurgerDinner: Fish & Chips

GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Breakfast Bagel • Go Gurt

Juice • Milk

 Lunch

Popcorn Shrimp • Carrot Sticks

Cinnamon Grahams • Grape

Choice of Fruit • Milk

FRIDAY

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First Lutheran Church

Lutefisk Dinner Sunday, March 6th

11:30 am to 1:30 pm641 2nd Ave. North • Glasgow

Trivent Financial is providingsupplement funds to help in purchasingitem for this dinner. Proceeds gotoward the FLC Youth Group.

Menu: • Lutesh, Meatballs• Mashed Potatoes & Gravy• Coleslaw, Lefse• Sherbet for Dessert

Tickets Sold at the Door $15/Plate

5 years old andunder are free

PRAYER TO ST. JUDE Precious St. Jude, preciousMother, and Sacred Heart ofJesus be praised, adored, and

gloried throughout the worldforever.Say three times a day for ninedays and promise publication andyour prayers will be answered, nomatter how impossible, before theninth day. Thank you St. Jude, forprayers answered.

 Amen

2 Lots on the North Side Ready to Build!

Bonus double car garage is already existing!

7800 sq. ft. and located on 5th Avenue North.

$65,000Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner 

(406) 228-2525 -www.redfoxxrealestate.com

CALL FOR INFORMATION TODAY!

#242

They Love to Read! In honor of Dr. Seuss’s birthday yesterday, Mrs. Stutheit made

these Truffula trees for Irle School’s K-1 hall. Pictured with

the trees in their Dr. Seuss hats are the students of Mrs.

Stutheit’s Kindergarten class. “I Love to Read Week”

continues through tomorrow at Glasgow schools. Did

you know Theodor Seuss Geisel (he adopted his “Dr.

Seuss” pen name during his university studies at Dartmouth

College and the University of Oxford) would be 112 this

year? He was born on March 2, 1904. While he is no longer

with us, his legacy lives on in the pages of his books. He

forever changed the way children’s books were written

and continues to inspire generations. Across the country,

thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers

participate by bringing together kids, teens, and books.

Steak or Walleye

Dinner at

 B e r  g i e ’ s

Hosted byNHS Art Club

Friday, March 46-8:00 pm$18/plate

 All tips donated to the Art Club

Pottery will also be for SaleCall 746-3441 to reserve

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Kyhe Gamas gets a double leg takedown en route to a 1st place fnish this pas

Saturday at the Williston Invitational. Glasgow Wrestling Club is hosting its annua

invitational tournament at the high school THIS SATURDAY, starting at 9:30 A.M

Please come and support the community youth!

  Te GlasgowWrestling Club had 29wrestlers competing inWilliston last weekendand nine competed atthe Havre Middle Schoolournament.  A total o nine

individual titles wereearned in Williston whilefive titles were also claimedin Havre. In act, all nineHighlanders placed inBlue Pony Country!  Tis Saturday theHighlanders host theirannual tournament atScotty Gymnasium.

WillistonPlace Winners:

Tot Hunter Pierce 1stSaunten Gamas 1stAiden Aune 4thColt Hudyma 4th

Rivers Sugg 2nd

Bantam Cade Hudyma 1st

HighlandersCrown 14

Champions

Jordan Barnhart 3rdKhye Gamas 1stMason Hunter 4thTed See 2nd

Midget Wyatt Sugg 2ndConnor Hudyma 1stJaydeen Hanshew 1stGrady Nielsen 1st

Novice Jackson Bishop 3rd

Ethyn Schindler 3rdLevi Overvold 4thCarlos Gonzalez 3rdBlake Overvold 1stKohl Kittleson 1st

Havre Middle SchoolCooper Larson 1st

Ty Kittleson 5thTell Aune 3rdDylan Nieskens 1st

Cale Swanson 1stKaden Zimmerman 1stColten Fast 2ndJacob Meiers 1stKyler Hallock 2nd

Scout Troop 850I SPAGHETTI DINNERJand auction Fundraiser

6pm Thursday, MARCH 3, 2016

at the VFW

•2-Classic Car rides toBergies for Lunch

•Guided catshing trip onthe Milk River 

•½ day Canoe trip down theMilk or Missouri River 

•½ Day ATV experience ofyour choice

•Boat Ride/Trip out at theFort Peck Lake

•Pies/Cakes and much,much more…

If you have an auction item or service you wouldlike to donate or for questions please contact Brad

Mickelson, Troop Committee Chairman at 230-2194

$10/Person or $20/FamilySome Auction items include: