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The Good Old Days!
Is that Coach K getting ready to toss some candy?
Nobody wearing masks? The date was September
20th, 2019 when Rachel took this photo at 3:35 on a
beautiful Friday afternoon. We probbly don’t need to
tell you the occasion. Do to the recent surge in Covid
cases within Valley County, the Glasgow School
District will be limiting spectators for at least the next
two weeks at Football and Volleyball events. Home
athletes/coaches will receive four ticket vouchers
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each. Visiting schools players/coaches will receive two
ticket vouchers each. Fortunately, student attendance
will not be limited as Glasgow High School (and co-op)
students will NOT need a ticket voucher. Pre K to 8th
grade WILL need a ticket voucher. If you’re attending
to watch from your vehicle or to sit in the grandstands/
gymnasium you will need to present a ticket voucher
to the ticket sellers in order to gain admittance. Is it
okay to call the year 2019 the Good Old Days?
 Fall Fest at the Nest!
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
Weather turns
cooler, welcome
precipitation is
on its way
Tonight: Rain, mainly before 9pm. Low around 36. Breezy,
with a south southwest wind 8 to 13 mph becoming west
northwest 17 to 22 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as
high as 32 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Wednesday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a
high near 49. Breezy, with a north northwest wind 16 to 22
mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Wednesday Night: A slight chance of rain before 9pm, then
a slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.
West northwest wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22
mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Thursday: A slight chance of snow before 9am, then a slight
chance of rain. Mostly sunny, with a high near 49. West
northwest wind 7 to 12 mph increasing to 16 to 21 mph in
the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 33 mph. Chance
of precipitation is 20%.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 24. West
wind 13 to 18 mph decreasing to 7 to 12 mph after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 29 mph.
Friday: A slight chance of snow showers before 9am, then a
chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 52.
South southwest wind 5 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is
30%. Little or no snow accumulation expected.
Friday Night: Rain and snow showers likely. Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 26.
Saturday: A 30% chance of snow and rain showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 41. North northwest wind 16 to 18
mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 36. Northwest wind 8 to 13 mph.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 41.
Letter to the Buzz
VCCD Revises Bison Ordinance
There is a well funded international movement to
convert the Northern Great Plains, from Saskatchewan
to Nebraska, into a nature preserve. To start the process
their plan is to restore huge herds of wild, free-ranging
bison to immense tracts of land in selected areas.
Guess what. Valley, Phillips and Blaine Counties
are one of those selected areas! It is interesting that
many people support these wild, free-ranging bison but
only if they are in someone else’s back yard.
In 2014, the Valley County Conservation District
(VCCD) put an ordinance (2014-1) before the county
voters in an attempt to protect our natural resources,
our ranching enterprises, and our communities. It
passed with an overwhelming majority. However, after
continuing review and recent events, the Supervisors
decided to amend the ordinance which will be presented
to the voters in the November, 2020 election.
The domestic bison owners immediately opposed
our 2014 ordinance because they felt it unfairly subjected
them to more regulations than faced by other livestock
owners. In addition, the American Prairie Reserve
(APR) filed a complaint against a similar ordinance in
force in Phillips County.
The VCCD Supervisors decided the focus of the
ordinance should shift from regulating all bison to
keeping wild, free-ranging bison out of the district.
Therefore, the revised ordinance now reads that all
bison in the district are livestock and are subject to all
Montana laws pertaining to livestock.
The APR plans to run their bison as non-
commercial herds with a minimum of human contact
or management. Many communicatable diseases (both
to other animals and to humans) are detected during
management operations (bang’s vaccination, preg.
testing, or when sold, etc.). Since non-commercial,
unmanaged herds may not engage in any of these
practices, the revised ordinance requests the operators
to submit a health testing plan to an appointed Valley
County board.
We feel the revised ordinance is much simpler
and addresses the concerns of the domestic bison
raisers and focuses on preventing the real problem,
wild, free-ranging bison. Therefore, we encourage the
Valley County voters to vote YES for the amendment in
November.
~ Ron Stoneberg, VVCD Supervisor
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Reel Life Wisdom

County Health Department. Position requires proficient computer skills in
Microsoft office, writing skills, organization, attention to detail, customer
service, and teamwork. The successful candidate will work well with the
public and co-workers, have experience in accounting/billing/deposits/ “The minute you’re used to something, the
annual reports, process documents and receipts, and other clerical duties. minute you think, “Oh this is how life is”, life
The position includes participation and/or administration of two current
finds a way of surprising you.” ~Patton Oswalt
health department programs (to be determined based on skills), and other
duties as assigned. We can train the right person who has a wide range of in The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019)
experience and is ready to jump into a fast-paced department committed
to the health and well-being of Valley County residents. This position
offers a FULL BENEFIT package with pay starting at $16.00 per hour,
Pie Social
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DEPARTMENT AT 501 COURT SQUARE #11, GLASGOW, MT 59230 Memorial in Hinsdale
OR CALL 406-228-6261.

Sunday, October 18
2:00 - 5:00 PM
Hinsdale Legion Park
Constructed in 1945 & being in its
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If you are more comfortable with a
pie social “distancing”,
you can pre-order @ 364-2128.
 Feeling overwhelmed? WEDNESDAY Monthly meeting
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Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025 228-8006 the hostess and will give
a report on Education
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refreshments will follow.
All Legion, Auxiliary,
Junior Auxiliary and Sons
of the American Legion
are invited. If you’re
interested in membership,
or would like more
information about helping
our Veterans, please join
us!

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Scotty boys win twice
By Mike Brandt
Carl Zabrocki and his teammates had a good
weekend on the cross country course as the Glasgow
Scotties won two meets last week.
Zabrocki won his first invitational Thursday
afternoon as the senior posted a win at the 51st
Annual Frazer Invitational. Zabrocki ran a time of
18:48. He then ran an 18:26.04 to finish second at the
Plentywood Invitational Saturday.
Glasgow won the Frazer meet 16 points, and
then captured the Plentywood invite with 38 points.
The Plentywood meet was picked up when Harlem
canceled its meet due to COVID-19. Following the
Scotties in the Plentywood team scoring was Richey-
Lambert with 41 points, Scobey had 76, Sidney
116. Circle, Culbertson, Glendive, Fairview and
Plentywood did not field a full team.
Glasgow placed all of its runners in the top 10
at the Frazer meet with Lane Thompson finishing
second with a time of 19:05, Reed Larsen was third
with a 19:44, Bergen Miller fourth with a time of
19:52, Blake Lloyd sixth with a 20:34, Colter Cumber
seventh with a 21:09, Riley Smith eighth with a 21:11,
and Eli Feezell ninth with a 21:22.
Cumber has had a good season, but he did not
look forward to running in the Frazer race as there is
a big, grueling hill to run up.
“It was an interesting meet,” said the senior. “The
course is a tough one. Not everyone expected a great
time. There is a pretty steep hill and a gradual one
to run up. It really tires you out. It’s my least favorite
course.”
Cumber is hoping that the season doesn’t get
canceled before the state meet, which is in Kalispell
this year.
“I’m looking forward to state,” he said, adding
that his times have been good this year. “They have
been good for me. It’s been my season, I’d say. The
other years I have hit a wall, and then can’t get past it.
This year I broke that wall and I’m pretty proud of it.
I’m getting better and better at every meet.”
Cumber ran his best race a week earlier in Miles
City, running a personal best time. The Scotties
participated against some stiff competition with the
Class A schools.
“That was a fun meet,” he said. “Running against
those schools helps us go faster. When we have other
guys with us it encourages us to go faster.”
It hasn’t just been Cumber that has had a good
season; the team has had a good year as well.
“Everyone is pulling his own weight,” said
Cumber, who will be joining the Marines after high
school. So he should go into boot camp in great shape!
In Plentywood the Scotties placed four in the
top 10 with Thompson following Zabrocki in third
with a time of 19:03.35. Miller was eighth, running
a 19:46.76, Lloyd was 10th with a time of 20:13.23,
Larsen was 15th with a 20:37.16, and Cumber was
20th with a 20:57.20 and Feezell 23rd with a 21:38.85.
Iris McKean also had a good week, winning the
Frazer meet, running a time of 21:03 and placing
second in Plentywood, running a 20:56.65.
McKean has her teammates finish in the top 10
at Frazer with Emily See following in second with a
time of 22:44. Haylly Turner was third with a time of
25:56, Kira Beck sixth with a 27:46, Eve Stone eighth
with a 29:50, and Elizabeth Nyquist ninth with a
33:32.
Glasgow finished the Frazer meet with 20 points.
See was fourth in Plentywood with a time of
21:43.99, Turner was 11th with a 24:55.80, Beck was
28th with a 27:49.13, Stone was 33rd with a 28:31.53,
and Shanice Lagerquist was 40th with a 29:40.06 and
Nyquist 43rd with a time of 30:54.51.
Glendive won the meet with 60 points,
Glasgow was second with 78, Culbertson had an
84, Plentywood 132, Sidney 135, Circle, Mon-Dak,
Nashua and Scobey did not score.
Glasgow did pick up a meet with Nemont
Telephone hosting a meet in Fort Peck at the Kiwanis
Park on Thursday. The Scotties are scheduled to be in
Wolf Point Saturday, but that meet may get canceled.
We’ll be looking at former Glasgow cross
country harrier and track star Ali Cunningham who
is a freshman at Dickinson State and runs for the
Dickinson State Blue Hawks in tomorrow’s Buzz.
GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Pancakes • Sausage Links
Juice • Milk
Lunch
Chicken Burger w/ Lettuce & Ranch
Dill Spear • Mandarin Oranges
Scotcherooes • Milk
 Thanks for Listening bunch of kids when they were children. They’re OK
grown-ups now but as I said....mis-guided.
Another Democrat I hope the hearing gets better as it progresses but
knowing the left as I do I don’t hold out much hope for
Fiasco a fair hearing.
The confirmation hearing..... Barrett is a great choice. She’s young, a mother,
just another load of BS from the knows constitutional law and won’t back down from
Democrats. Another campaign fighting for what she thinks is right. She has been
platform to build up Harris. (Oh and that known to be bi-partisan on several important issues
other guy...what’s his name). It was all about The and I think she will remain so once selected to fill
Affordable Care Act that Obama pushed through RBG’s chair. You GO Girl! Yikes I can’t believe I just
making some Canadians very rich. You didn’t know? said that!
He hired a Canadian company to write all the literature That’s it for now folks. Thanks for Listening.
costing American tax payers 3 billion and change. And ~ Virgil Vaupel
he’s still controlling the country through BLMGNF
and several other “benevolent foundations.”
Back to the hearing. The Republicans not only
gave glowing endorsements for Amy Coney Barrett
but Sen Sasse schooled us on the constitution and
other pertinent matters. Sen Cruz told of Barrett’s
achievements and put the Democrats in their place
when he told of Barrett graduating number one in her
class in law school then asked the Democrats “how
many of you did?” No hands were raised!
Every one of the Democrats bashed Trump,
defended Obamacare and of course “casually”

St. Raphael’s
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mentioned Barrett is a Catholic. None of the three 228-9800
subjects were of any consequence in what was
supposed to be a confirmation hearing on whether or
not Coney-Barrett was a qualified candidate for the
RUMMAGE SALE
WE ARE COLLECTING ITEMS UNTIL
Supreme Court of the United States. But that was to TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
be expected coming from the most divisive political please bring your treasures and place them on the stage
party in American History. SALE WILL BE Thursday, October 22 • 5:00 - 8:00 PM
And on another subject dear to our hearts: are the HELD OCTOBER Friday, October 23 • 9:00 - 5:00 PM
Democrats setting Joe Biden up for a fall and why is 22 - 24: Saturday, October 24 • 9:00 - 12:00 PM
Joe cooperating with the intended coup?
Of course they are and because he’s afraid that
if he becomes president the Republicans will delve
deeper into his and his son Hunter’s foreign dealings.
He can just declare mental non-come-poopity and it
will all go away for him and Hunter. And Kowmala
will become what most American minorities and most
American women want. A woman in the White House
and further sugar on the pancake...a black woman
in the White House. I would almost trade her for
Hillary....aw shut your mouth...I said ALMOST. One is
as bad as the other. I have some sorely mis-guided ex-
sisters-in-law who feel Michelle Obamanation should
be president. But what can you expect from Coastal
Seattle Washingtonians. And they were such a great