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Ring & Run!

Kennedy Flaten spent Friday, May 1st delivering her
home-made May Day baskets around Glasgow, and
she had a pile of them! She did all the decorating,
picked out the treats to fill each one with, and even
made her own list of names to whom the May Day
baskets would be recipients, ringing the doorbell and
running away with a smile! The adorable daughter of
Brady and Lacey Flaten, Grandma Monica Garten
was her chauffeur for the day. Thanks for dropping
by the Buzz, Kennedy, much appreciated!

Lots of New Floral, Home Décor,
Clothing, Jewelry, Soaps, Lotions & more!
New Corkcicles in
beautiful Floral patterns!
We can do gift baskets for mom!
Gift certificates are already
the right size and color!
GREAT GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE!
Corkcicles, Towels, Backpacks,
Travel Totes, Planners, Journals
& many other great gifts!
Sign mom up to win a
Mother’s Day basket!!!
Storewide 25% OFF! • Sale tables 50% OFF!
501 1st Ave. S • 228-4646
Thank you so much to all
of our customers! We are
so happy to be open and
can’t wait to see you!
Bridal Registry
Lacock & Legare May
23, 2020
Messmer & Holstein
June 6, 2020
Beil & Sloan
Letter to the Buzz
Free Tree Day Cancelled
It is with a heavy heart that we inform the public
that there will be no Free Tree Day for 2020. The
restrictions for crowd gathering prohibit us from
holding this wonderful program.
With the wonderful turnout we have had in the
past of over 250 people, it just isn’t feasible for us to risk
endangering the public, the Gumbo Gals garden club
and ourselves. We will be back in 2021 to continue this
program that has helped us give away almost 20,000
trees in the past 11 years.

Nearly 3/4
Hen House Sale Room is Open… 75% OFF!! October 10, 2020
of an inch
Sunday evening’s thunder boomer was good for 0.65
inch of rainfall, bringing May’s total to 0.79 inch in
Glasgow, including May Day’s early morning’s sputter.
Things are really starting to green up with the trees
coming back to life.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 36. West wind 6 to
15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Northwest wind
6 to 14 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 37. North
northwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light and variable after
midnight.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 67. East southeast
wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 40 percent chance of rain after
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 43. East wind 13
to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Thursday: A 40 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with
a high near 63. East wind around 11 mph, with gusts as high
as 20 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38. East
southeast wind 5 to 10 mph.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of rain after noon. Mostly sunny,
with a high near 66. Light and variable wind becoming west
northwest 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41. North
northwest wind 6 to 11 mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of rain. Mostly sunny, with
a high near 61. North wind 6 to 15 mph, with gusts as high
as 21 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 37.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58.
Stay safe and stay healthy.
Shelley Mills
MSU Extension Agricultural Educator
City playgrounds open again
All City of Glasgow playgrounds and basketball
courts are open to the public. The City of Glasgow will
be disinfecting playgrounds and equipment on a daily
basis. Enjoy the parks and please continue to practice
social distancing guidelines.
April Weather wrap-up
According to the National Weather April was
colder and drier than normal.
The month started much colder than normal. The
low for the month was zero on the 2nd. Another period
of very cold temperatures occurred between the 11th
and 16th which included a record low of 11 on the 13th.
Temperatures warmed up during the second half
of the month. The warmest day was 81 on the 30th.
There were only 6 days with measurable
precipitation. The wettest days were 0.15 inch on the
30th and 0.12 Inch on the 1st. Total precipitation of 0.43
inch was about half the normal of 0.85 inch.
There were 2.1 inches of snow during the month.
Most of the snow, 1.4 inches, fell on the 1st.
There were 20 days where the peak wind for the
day was 30 mph or higher and 6 days with peak winds
of 40 mph or higher. The peak wind for the month was
54 mph on the 27th. Winds were particularly strong
during the first half of the month with peak wind speeds
as high as 54 mph on the 4th.
Looking ahead to May, normal highs start in the
mid 60s and end with highs in the lower 70s. Normal
lows start out in the upper 30s and end in the upper 40s.
Normal precipitation for the month is 1.92 inches.
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BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs for day shift. High paid wage
for CNAs with long term care experience. We can train and certify anyone
who wants to become a CNA as well. PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW
HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR AN APPLICATION AND JOIN OUR TEAM!
BUZZ
BRABECK LUMBER IS HIRING! Looking for self-motivated individual
either part time or full time M-F. Wage depends on experience. Duties
include general office work, cleaning, helping customers. Some lifting is
VALLEY COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT JOB OPENING: for remote
blade operator/truck driver for Lustre area. Employee must live in the
Lustre area and work remotely from their residence. This job is full time with
benefits and 4 ten hour a day work week with possible emergency work may
have to be performed on the weekends. Employee must be self-motivated
and self-driven and be able to obtain a CDL License within three months of
hire. Wage an benefits can be discussed with the road superintendent Todd
Young at the Valley County Road Department. Applications may be picked
up at the Valley County Road Department 54146 Hwy 2 West, Glasgow,
MT. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY CALL TODD YOUNG
AT 406-263-1477 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now taking applicants for a permanent
Housekeeping position. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning
services to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment
for residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now accepting applicants for an Activities Aide.
Activities Aide will assist in the therapeutic activities designed to meet the
interests and enhance the functional abilities and self-esteem of each
resident. PLEASE VISIT OUR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT FOR
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for motivated caring people. STOP BY MILK RIVER ACTIVITY CENTER
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 MOMS
TUESDAY
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SPECIALS:
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Looking for Graveyard Janitor/Cook
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Dine at the “O”

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A man is driving
Circle the items you want for
down the road behind
an 18-wheeler. At every
Mother’s Day. Show it to your
red light, the truck-driver kids and husband. If they do not
gets out of his cab, runs
back and bangs on the go to the Markle’s Warehouse
truck door.
After seeing this at immediately, cry a little. Not a lot.
several sets of lights in a
row, the car driver follows Just a little. They’ll go, They’ll go.
him until he pulls into a
parking lot. When they’ve
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both come to a stop the
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mean to be nosey but why
do you keep banging on
that door?”
To which the truck-
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mister, I don’t have time
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20 tons of canaries and a
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all times.” Husbands and kids:
There was a man Look this over carefully. Pick out what your Mom
who entered a local paper’s wants. Go buy it. Before she starts to cry.
pun contest. He sent in ten
different puns, in the hope
that at least one of the
puns would win.
Unfortunately, no
pun in ten did.
 REOPENING MAY 5TH RESUMING
Noon to 9pm or close SERVICES
STARTING
MAY, 4 2020
8:00 AM - 11:30 PM
However, there will be some restrictions that will need to be
followed in order for us to do so.
• Customers cannot sit or stand at the bar. Please enter the casino
and be seated at an open machine, and an attendant will serve
$2.50 Corona, and Modelo you from your seat.
$5 Margaritas • $3 Tequila Shots • We are only allowed to be at half capacity, which for us is 10
customers at once. If you come and we are at capacity then you

Corps of Engineers opens

will have to come back another time.
• Customers from different households will need to allow 6 feet
between them per social distancing standards. This means that

multi-use recreation areas you will need to have a machine between you and your neighbor.
Please help us by following all restrictions so that we can stay open.
~ Casino Employees and Management
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced
day-use and multi-purpose recreation areas
around Fort Peck Lake will open May 1 to normal Take a picture of the
activities, following physical distancing and group QR code and get our
limitations to reduce spread of COVID-19. menu and beer list right
The opening applies to all USACE-managed on your smartphone.
sites, such as: McGuire Creek, Nelson Creek, We encourage this even for
Devils Creek, Crooked Creek, Fourchette Bay, our Dine in Customers!
Bonetrail, Pines and multi-use recreation areas
Disposable Menus will also
near Fort Peck Dam, including Kiwanis Park.
be available.
The Fort Peck Interpretive Center, Downstream
Campground and Westend Campground remain
Customer: “Waiter! This coffee tastes like mud!”
closed. New reservations for camping and group
Waiter: “Well of course it does, sir, it’s fresh
use shelters are not being accepted at this time.
ground.”
USACE is working with federal, state and private
partners to provide consistent recreation openings
in Montana.
In keeping with Governor Bullock’s directive,
the public is asked to adhere to Montana’s
guidelines for quarantine. Gatherings of more

Grad
than ten people should be avoided. Frequent hand
washing or sanitizing is strongly recommended.
Montana COVID-19 directives can be found at
https://covid19.mt.gov/.
The health and safety of the public, as well

2020
as USACE employees, contractors and volunteers
are our top concern. Recreational use and
COVID-19 health recommendations will continue
to be monitored. Site management may change to
address groups gathering, public health and safety,
USACE employee safety or resource impacts. Limited Quantities Available.

For more information on the current status

of USACE recreation areas contact the Fort Peck 0 0
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Project before your visit, (406) 526-3411. Fort 800.636.6680 | nemont.com
Peck Project updates also will be provided on
Broadband | Mobile | Video | Landline | Data Management
Facebook @USACEFortPeck.
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By Locals
Saco had some power
Eastern hoops part 2 By Mike Brandt
Not many teams in Eastern Montana had chances
to play for state championships. Saco has had a few
chances, but came up short in some memorable
contests.
The Panthers played for the championship twice,
the first time was in 1971 when Rocky Tollefson led
the team. That year the Panthers took on Busby for the
Class C crown.
Saco had played Busby at the state tournament
a year earlier, defeating the Eagles, 78-61, for third
place. Saco took on a Park City club that was coached
by Nashua grad Pat O’Connor in the first round.
Park City won the game 70-6 with Tollefson netting
24 points. Saco slipped past Willow Creek, 49-45, in
a Friday loser out game. The Panthers also knocked
off Robin Selvig and the Outlook Blue Jays, 82-67, in
a Saturday morning loser out game. Tollefson had 24
points in the contest. Park City won the title with a 70-
61 win over Hingham
Busby edged Saco, 65-64, for the championship
in 1971 with Tollefson scoring 21 points. Saco opened
with a 74-70 win over Philipsburg with Tollefson
netting 23 points. He scored 31 points the following
day in a 54-50 victory against Hingham in a semifinal
game.
Tollefson scored 75 points in three games and was
All-State the second straight year. Eighteen years later
it was Greg Knudson leading the Panthers to the state
title game.
Knudson and the Panthers took on Gardiner
and the Herriford brothers, Chris and Pat for the
1989 crown. Saco was trying to win a second title for
district 3C, following Hinsdale, which had won the
year before. The Herriford’s scored 19 points each in
leading Gardiner (26-0) to a 69-65 win. Knudson had
a game high 32 points for the Panthers.
Knudson had 24 in a 71-65 win over Drummond
and 30 in a 78-74 victory over Moore. Saco’s first trip
to state was in 1942, going 0-2 in Class B. Scheele led
Saco to the big dance in 1949, scoring 44 points I n two
games. Saco was also there I n 1981, going 1-2.
Opheim’s first trip to state was in 1951 where the
Vikings went 1-2. They started off with a 58-35 loss to
Mission, followed by a 32-30 win over Harlem and a
66-44 loss to Centerville. Roger Fuchs led the Vikings
to a fourth place finish in 1984, defeating Wibaux 49-
47. The Vikings fell to Plenty Coups, 59-48, and then
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beat Noxon, 46-42.
Opheim was also at state in 1986 and 1987, going
1-2 both years. The Vikings lost to Outlook in 1980 in
the championship game, 44-35.
Frazer made it to state twice under the guidance of
Albert “Burt” Murdock. Roger White led the Bearcubs
to the big dance in 1973 where they went 1-2. Frazer
finished fourth in 1974, losing to Twin Bridges in a
high scoring game, 110-72. The Bearcubs had beaten
Twin Bridges, 75-64, in an opening round game.
Frazer, which didn’t have a player over 6-foot, lost
to Winifred, 70-64, and then beat Culbertson, 70-46.
Larry Pyle led Frazer.
Brian Krumwiede led Medicine Lake to a second
place finish in 1985, losing to Absarokee 79-68. The
Honkers were third in 1986 and fourth in 1987. They
played in Class B for a while, taking second in 1972
and winning the crown in 1975, defeating Miles City
Sacred Heart 52-47.
Lambert was second in 1990, third in 1992. Froid
was fourth in 1971, Savage made its first trip in 1954.
District 3-C has changed over the years. Hogeland
and Turner were members for a while. Hogeland has
since closed and now go to Turner, which are members
of 9C. Lustre Christian, Opheim and Scobey were in 1C.
Action for Eastern Montana Head Start program will be having
enrollment -it is now open for the 2020-2021 upcoming school year.
It is a free pre-school program-no tuitions and no fees. The program runs five
days a week Monday through Friday, from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm.
To enroll in the program children must be
1. Three or four years of age by September 10th, 2020
2. Meet the income guidelines. a. he program can enroll 10% of the children
that exceed the income guideline slots. b. 10% of the slots are made
available for children with a disability.
While eligibility is based on income guidelines, families that receive certain
benefits and circumstances are eligible as well. Glasgow is a comprehensive
child development pre-school program serving children ages 3-4 and their
families. It is designed to increase school readiness and develop a child’s
potential to the fullest.
If you are interested in applying for a slot or for more information please
contact Kerry Hentges at 406-228-2404 or stop by and pick up an application
at Glasgow Head Start Center, 839 1st Ave South Glasgow MT 59230. Mass
enrollment will be May 8th, 2020 - Friday at Glasgow Head Start Center.
Enrollment is limited, so contact Head Start today.
Listen for the Music
Kevin’s Jump-N-Buck
Ice Cream Truck
Hittin the Streets Wednesday
Glasgow Prices:
Ice Cream Bars - $2.00 Ice Cream Sandwich - $2.00
Huckleberry Huckleberry
Vanilla Vanilla

Ice Cream Cups - $2.00

fudge Bars - $2.00 Vanilla

Nutty Royale Ice Cream Frosty

Sugar Cone - $3.00 Malt - $3.00
Assorted Flavors
Ice Cream Sundae 1/2 Gallons for $10
Twist - $3.00
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