Published by BS Central

515 2nd Ave. S Glasgow, MT 59230

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

Come this fall, the Scotty football team will be

sporting sleek new uniforms: red pants and
jerseys, and white pants and jerseys.Unlike the
old uniforms, the fabric used in these ones make
it more difficult to grab onto to assist in a tackle.
I would term it a suction fit, says GHS Athletic
Director Brenner Flaten, much like all of Division
I Power House programs are wearing these days.
They are of the highest quality. Pictured above
and returning to the roster this fall are (left to right)
Trevor Toavs (returning all-conference offensive
tackle), Benji Phillips (returning all-conference
running back) and OL/DL Grant Morken.

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Saturday, May 9
5:30 p.m. at the Ridgerunners, Glasgow
$10/Person, Children free

APRIL 24 - 30
SHOWINGS

Please RSVPCall 228-3700

228-9239

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4:00 - 7:00 - 9:25

4:10 - 7:15 - 9:15

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and language, some graphic nudity,
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DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

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GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
FRIDAY
Breakfast

Ham & Cheese Bar

Tri Tater Juice Milk

Donations accepted for Woodys Travel-Around-The-World fund

100 Min.

128 Min.

Soup: Clam Chowder Chili

Specials:

Fish Burger
Turkey Bacon Melt

Lunch

BBQ Beef on a Bun

Salad Blend Oranges Cookie
Choice of Fruit Milk

Real Life Wisdom

Dine at theO
228-8006

Anatomy: Something that everyone has, but

it looks better on a woman.

Montana Wilderness Association

announces 2015 Hiking program

The Montana Wilderness Association will kick

off the 2015 Wilderness Walks program in Glasgow
at the Sean R. Heavey Gallery, 529 2nd Ave South,
on Friday, May 8, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
The event provides outdoor enthusiasts an
opportunity to pick up a free copy of MWAs 2015
Wilderness Walks book, showcasing over 150 statewide
outings. Beverages and snacks will be provided.

The event will also include a short presentation
about the Wilderness Walks program and highlight
some of the hikes in the Glasgow area. The hikes are
free and open to the public.

While were admiring those

brand new football uniforms...

The 2015 Scotty football season kicks off with the
first day of practice on Autust 14th, but it actually has
already begun with the dedicated athletes who have
been pumping iron all winter and spring.
Here is the Scotty varsity schedule (7:00 Kickoff
for unless otherwise noted):

Food

Sat. Aug. 22 Red

and White Scrimmage
(6:00 kickoff)
Sat. Aug 29 -- Colstrip
(6:00 Kickoff)
Fri. Sept. 4 -- Glendive
Fri. Sept 11 @ Baker
Sat. Sept 19 vs. Big
Timber @ Lewistown
(6:00 kickoff)
Fri Sept 25 @ Fairfield
Fri Oct 2 -- Wolf Point

(Homecoming)
Fri Oct 9 @ Harlem
Fri Oct 16 - @ Poplar
Fri Oct 23 -- Malta
Sat Oct 31 1st Round
Playoffs
Sat Nov 7 State
Quarterfinals
Sat Nov 14 State
Semifinals
Sat Nov 21 State
Championship

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SCOTTIE DAY CARE: In need of 2 employees. 1 needed immediately,
1 needed when school is out. GO TO SCOTTIE DAY CARE FOR
APPLICATIONS OR CALL 228-2334 W/ ANY QUESTIONS
BUZZ
BANK TELLER POSITION: Independence Bank, Glasgow, MT, has
an opening for a full time teller position and offering full benefits.
Please apply at 125 4th Street South. INDEPENDENCE BANK IS
AN EEO EMPLOYER/VET/DISABLED
BUZZ
HELP WANTED Part-time Cashier/Stock Person at J.R.s Party
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lift 50 to 60 lbs., have excellent customer service w/ some computer
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training. Starts at $9/hr. w/ room for advancement. APPLICATIONS
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daily. Applications should be submitted by May 29. A more detailed
description is available at the Glasgow Job Service.
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for an Accounts Payables and Receivables person including various
bookkeeping tasks. Qualifications: proficient in the use of a computer
and able to work with software programs such as Microsoft Works,
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Black bullheads captured in nets at Box Elder Creek Reservoir

Box Elder Creek Reservoir Sampling Done in April

Hwy 2 East
228-8280

SATURDAY NIGHT

Montana
Fish,
Wildlife & Parks and
community volunteers
recently sampled Box
Elder Creek Reservoir
(Bolster Dam) on the
outskirts of Plentywood
as
part
of
their
continued commitment
to the fisheries in the
Plentywood area. The
sampling identified many

interesting findings, and

a few concerns as well.
Region 6 fisheries
biologists Tyler Haddix
and Dave Fuller met
with
Plentywood
community volunteers
on the evening of April
14. Together, they set
gill and trap nets, and
also used electrofishing
techniques to sample

fish.
The electrofishing
effort was hampered
by murky water from
spring runoff, which
reduced visibility and
likely lead to fewer fish
being netted. However,
the effort did provide
good information on
the numbers of common

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carp spawning in the upper portions of the

reservoir near the inlet of Box Elder Creek. The
crew observed around 18 large adult carp that were
preparing to spawn. According to Haddix, The
numbers of adult carp that were observed were not
alarming, which leads us to believe that they are
not the culprit that has created poor recreational
fishing opportunities over the past couple of years.

On the morning of April 15, the crew pulled the
gill and trap nets in some very blustery conditions.
There were slightly mixed results from the netting
effort. Last year, FWP had stocked walleye,
northern pike, and rainbow trout in Box Elder
Creek Reservoir.
Four gill nets and four trap nets did not
capture any walleye or rainbow trout, Haddix said,
and there were only a handful of northern pike
that were likely part of last years stocking efforts.

However, the number of yellow perch that were
captured in the gill and trap nets were a surprise.
While the numbers of perch were still low, they
were the highest that FWP has observed in the last
several years of sampling.
Haddix noted, With the lower predator
(walleye and northern pike) numbers currently in
the reservoir, it is possible that the perch will be even
more successful in their spawning efforts this year.

In addition to traditional game fish, thousands
of black bullheads were captured in the gill and
trap nets. While the majority of these fish were
small, there were ample large-to-trophy sized
black bullheads.
Community members
looking to take kids fishing this summer may want
to spend a little time fishing the bottom with a
worm to see if their young anglers can catch a mess
of these tasty little catfish, said Haddix.
As a result of the spring 2015 sampling effort,
FWP will again stock rainbow trout and walleye
into the reservoir this year. Stocked rainbow
trout numbers will increase from last years 5,100
to nearly 10,000, depending on availability. FWP
will also continue to stock walleye in 2015, but will
make a decision on either increasing the number
of walleye stocked, or the length at which they are
stocked.
In addition to stocking more fish, FWP will
be monitoring water quality parameters and
zooplankton densities within Box Elder Creek
Reservoir during 2015 to get a better sense of what
may be negatively affecting game fish numbers.

Valley County Combined Campaign

Kicks off on April 25th
Its the 34th year of giving to local Valley County
Non-profit organizations.
The campaign continues until May 9th.
The 8 non-profit organizations on the Valley county Combined
Campaign this year are: American Red Cross-HiLine District, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Scottie Day Care, Valley Event Center, Valley
Respice, Womens Resource Center, and First Lutheran Pre-school.
The Valley County Combined Campaign was formed so that the
community will only be contacted once during the year for donations.
The board of directors of the Valley County Combined Campaign
thanks everyone in the community for their generous and continued
support of our organization.

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Saturday, May 2nd

Starting at 8am

Saturday, May 2nd

Play begins at 4:00pm

Registration 3:00 PM Entry Fee: $10

Blind Draw for Partners 501-301-Cricket
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Wagon Wheel Bar

New MT Lottery Retailer

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MOTHERS DAY
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Sunday, May 10
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Volunteers will be on the intersections of

3rd Ave/6th St S. and 2nd Ave/4th St S.
collecting money for the aerial Fireworks
displayed on the 4th of July.
Shifts are 2 hours. If you are able to volunteer
call 263-1940 or contact Gene Hartsock

Letter to the Buzz

TEMPTING THE FATES

FACTS, OPINIONS & QUESTIONS as related to
The Saga of St. Marie

SUPPLY & DEMAND, what demand? St. Marie has
a large supply of heavily liened, broken down condo units.
Is there a demand for such? Nobody seems to be knocking
down the doors to buy them all! Bona Fides....Good
Faith, Honesty...or Past and Present Lackings? NVCCA
appears currently to be operating in similiar terms as was
done in the past, legally questionable!

SOME LOCAL REALTORS are of the opinion that
There is no great demand for St. Marie units, therefore
there is no market and expenditures do not pencil out.
They continue on saying This is not Billings, Bozeman,
Butte, or Great Falls....this is St. Marie.

SOME WISH the previous was proven wrong, so
well have to wait and see. In the mean time, follow the
money while keeping an eye on the legal, ethical, and
moral obligations while sorting out the facts. Question
the Answers is the advice of some.

SOME HOPE the investors will progress and succeed,
and display Bona Fides. But until we see the property
titles are cleaned up, and positive activities takes place,
i.e. all taxes ($1.3 million) and bills are paid, properties
are repaired and sold....its just all talk and appears to be
unrealistic goals and false dreams.

OPINION: Most of the current open 11 lawsuits
seem inconsequential compared to the big picture. Only
the lawsuits dealing with property titles are of importance
at this point, then follow up later with the other disputes
that further cloud the titles.

WHAT A GREAT DAY it will be when the Courts
rule on St. Marie property titles and many plans can move
on, one way or another.
~ Nick Chiechi reporting the facts

and opinions of many others
Due Diligence, The Truth Always Prevails.
*additional facts, opinions, comments, and questions are
certainly welcomed*

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KARAOKE
This Thursday Night
April 30th
Starts at 7 p.m.

ATTN: Flatland Cruisers Car Club

Flatland Cruisers Cruise Night is tonight (April 30th).

Everyone is to meet at the Glasgow Elks Lodge at 5:01 p.m.

But no, theyre not thugs...

Baltimore City Council

Apologizes To Rioters

Whose side are these people on? After the Baltimore
mayor said that she wanted to give the rioters space
to destroy property and after credible media reports
uncovered that gang members will target innocent
policeman for death, the head of the Baltimore City
Council issued yet another suck-up to the thugs who
are destroying the city.
The president of the Baltimore City Council
apologized for calling rioters thugs at a press
conference Tuesday, calling those responsible for the
violence misdirected youths.
Standing side-by-side with self-proclaimed gang
members, Jack Young said that gang members stood in
front of stores to prevent looting and retracted claims
that gang members were targeting the Baltimore police.

We are all Baltimoreans, Young said.
Almost 200 people were arrested during Monday
nights riots. At least 144 vehicles and 15 buildings were
burned, according to the mayors office. The notorious
Bloods and Crips have agreed to join together and
protest police.

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Saturday, May 2nd

Elks Lodge

6:00 - No Host Social Hr

7:00 - Dinner Served
7:30 - Retirement Presentation

Music to Follow
Retirees To Be Honored
Roy Storkson
John Partridge
Kip Hentges

Seeking kind individuals to provide

care for youth in our community. We
will provide training and licensure
free of cost. Once license is
obtained, a tax free income (approx.
$865/month) is available with a
placement of a youth age 0-18.

RESPITE PARENTS

Seeking kind individuals to provide

care for one or more youth for up
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Lending
a hand...

After a first-place finish

in the 3200 Meters at
Glasgows Annual Top
10 Meet, Scotty senior
Josie Braaten took a
breather on the track,
popped her shoes off,
and then got a nice
little lift to her feet
before heading to the
podium for her medal.
Josie has yet to lose
a race this season and
currently holds the
fastest 3200m time
(12:05.76) among all
the Class B female
athletes. She also has
the third fastest time in
the 1600 Meters. The
Scotties will be in Wolf
Point on Saturday, the
final regular meet of
the season.

Skylark Technology/Barry Chalmers is Moving

We are moving our store front from the
Wilsons to better focus on our
Scanning for the County.
You can still reach us by phone 942-0099
Or email us at: admin@SkylarkDVD.com

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Salesmen:
MIKE or LUKE

SPRING MOWER SERVICE SPECIALS!

Walk Behind
Mowers
AS LOW AS

90.00

INSPECTION & SERVICE

Change engine Oil
Check mower Drive Belts
Check Linkage Adjustment
Sharpen Blades
Clean Underside of Deck

D Series
Mowers

X300 Series
Mowers

AS LOW AS

AS LOW AS

160.00

INSPECTION & SERVICE

Sharpen Blades
Change engine oil
Replace engine oil filter Check mower drive belt
Clean mower deck
(if equipped)
Clean/replace air filter Check & level mower deck
Check and adjust mower
precleaner
deck belt tension
Replace air filter element
Clean engine cooling fins (3-in-1 deck)
Check and adjust mower
Replace fuel filter
deck spindle brakes
Replace spark plugs
(3-in-1 deck)
Clean battery terminals

195.00

INSPECTION & SERVICE

Change engine Oil & Filter Clean underside of deck

Replace spark plugs
Check tire pressure
Replace air filter
Clean engine cooling fins
elements, both foam
(air cooled)
and paper.
Clean radiator fins
Replace fuel filter
(liquid cooled)
Check mower belt
Tighten radiator clamps
Sharpen Blades
(liquid cooled)

Contact your Local FES Shop

Foreman to schedule your
Spring Mower Service Today!

CIRCLE:
(406) 485-2145
Salesmen:
MIKE or OLE

X500-X700
Mowers
AS LOW AS

AS LOW AS

205.00

175.00

INSPECTION & SERVICE

Z TRAC
Mowers
$

INSPECTION & SERVICE

(X465, X475, X485)

Check/tighten clamps air
Change engine oil
intake & cooling systems Check/tighten loose
Replace spark plugs
Change engine oil & filter
hardware (2WD)
Replace fuel filter
Replace air filter
Clean/level mowing
Check/Clean battery &
deck & check tire
elements, both foam
safety systems
pressure
and paper
Lubricate spindles, pivots,
Sharpen blades
& cylinder
Replace fuel filter
Clean radiator fins,
Change paper air cleaner
screens
Check mower belt
element
& check fan belt
Replace spark plugs
See Travis In
See Jim In
See Bruce In
GLASGOW
PLENTYWOOD
CULBERTSON
54275 HWY 2 EAST
804 EAST 1ST AVENUE
21 W. 2ND STREET
(406) 228-2496
(406) 765-1531
(406) 787-6201

Sharpen or replace
blades
Clean underside of deck
Check tire pressure
Clean engine cooling
fins (air cooled)
See Jim In
CIRCLE
HWY 200 EAST
(406) 485-2145