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Friday Nights Super Hero Night!

Following basketball games in Nashua tonight, the
Scotties will be playing their final home game of the
regular season on Friday night as they host the Harlem
Wildcats. It will be a special evening as, not only is it Scotty

Senior Night, it is also Super Hero Night. Sponsored by

JMG, all fans are urged to dress up in their favorite Super
Hero attire and get your name in for a free prize. Bring a
canned food item to donate for the food bank!

Scotty wrestlers headed to Poplar, hoping for fan support

The regular season of MHSA
wrestling is over, and now its go-time,
show-time in the post season.

Poplar will play host to the Eastern
B/C Divisional, and the Scotties will be
hitting the road early Saturday morning.
GHS Head Coach Jory Casterline
and his Scotty boys are hoping that a lot
of fans make the 67-mile drive to take in
the action. Matches start at 10:00 with the
finals slated to get underway at 4:30.

Weve had a great week of practice,

and our conditioning is fine, Coach

Casterline was pleased to report. Weve
just got to get deeper into our matches
where our conditioning can take over.
Were hoping to qualify as many
kids as we can, but its going to be a dog
fight for some of them to make it out of
divisional.

If you cant make it to Poplar you can
follow the progress on trackwrestling.
com, but it would be just as easy to travel
to Poplar!

SCOTTY LINE-UP
103 - Gabe Hallock 11
113 - Matt Reyling 10
126 - Mitchell Overvold 10
126 - Kasey Seyfert 11
138 - Mick Reyling 12
145 - Cody King 12
152 - Alex Hallock 9
152 - Darrin Wersal 10
160 - Blaine Myrick 9
170 - Trevor Overvold 9
182 Terrick Sanders 9
205 - Jaden Hughes 9

FPFAC Trip of the Month Winners

Jan. 29 - Feb. 4

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:10 - 7:15 - 9:10

PG

4:00 - 7:00 - 9:15

For violence and destruction, some sci-fi

elements, language and brief

PG-13 thematic
teen partying
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

Martial arts action and some mild rude humor.

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

Prices Effective:
February 3-9, 2016

Savings
Cloverdale 28 oz.

Don Pancho 20 oz. Bag

Pepsi or Coca Cola Products

Red Button Vintage Creamery 56 oz. Sel. Var.

Hillshire Farm 12-14 oz. Sel. Var.

Pringles Chips Sel. Var.

Boneless Beef

Bulk

La Mexicana 16 oz. Sel. Var.

Western Family 12 oz.

Boneless Beef Family Pack

DiGiorno 22.1-34.2 oz. Sel. Var.

TANGY SUMMER SAUSAGE.....$5.99 ea.

12 PACK CANS...........................4/$12
SMOKED SAUSAGE.......................2/$5
TRI TIP ROAST OR STEAKS......$5.99 lb.
SALSA.........................................2/$4
TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS..............$3.99 lb.

Be a

CORN TORTILLA CHIPS...........$3.39 ea.

PREMIUM ICE CREAM...................2/$7
SNACKS.......................................4/$5
HOT WINGS...........................$2.99 lb.
SLICED BACON.............................2/$5
PIZZAS.......................................$3.99

SUPERHERO!!

Friday, February 5th

Wear your Superhero outfit and

bring a canned food for the
food bank to support the Varsity
Basketball Teams when we play
Harlem. Prizes will be given during
half time of the Girls game.
Must be present to win!!!

(Sponsored by JMG)

Fort Peck Fine Arts Council is proud to announce
its 8th Annual Trip-of- the-Month winners for February
2016:
First Prize WINNER: Arts Lundstrom of Malta,
round-trip airfare for two from Billings to Honolulu,
Hawaii, 5 nights accommodations & Pearl Harbor
tour.
Second Prize WINNER: Steve Fossum of Glasgow,
$200 cash

Cardiac Ready Community is the goal

The Valley County Health Department would like
to invite you to participate in a worthwhile project
sponsored by DPHHS; EMS and Trauma section.
We would like to become a Cardiac Ready
Community. Currently in many Montana communities,
if a persons heart stops beating the likelihood of survival
is almost zero. Statistically, communities that have a
cardiac ready plan have seen a 20% improvement in
survival rates. We are interested in being one of those
communities!
Please join us Wednesday, February 17, 2016
from 1:00 - 2:00 pm at the Community Room of the
Courthouse.

Midweek Lenten Services at FLC

Our observance of the Lenten season begins on

Ash Wednesday, February 10.

Because of the switch to Wednesday night Christian
education with CSI: First Lutheran, this years Lenten
schedule and services will be quite different.

We will begin with regular Ash Wednesday services
with the Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion.
Soup suppers will take place at 5:30 with worship at 6:30
that evening.
On the following Wednesdays, we will have CSI
worship at its regular 5:30 time with soup suppers at
6:00. These worship services will be lively. Our children
greatly enjoy the music and singing and the stories we
tell about the life and teachings of Jesus.
Please join us Wednesday nights throughout the
season of Lent as we follow Jesus to the cross. First
Lutheran is located at 641 2nd Ave. N., Glasgow. For
more information please call 406-228-4862.

Real Life Wisdom

Inside every older person is a younger person wondering

what the heck happened!

BUZZIFIEDS

Wells Cargo Dealer

Normally $6,400

Get it for

$6,000
This Week

West of Glasgow
54000 Highway 2 W

228-4801

Well above
avg. temps
continue
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of snow showers before
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 20. West
northwest wind 8 to 11 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 36. West southwest wind 6
to 8 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 25. South
southwest wind around 7 mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 42. Breezy, with a southwest wind
11 to 16 mph increasing to 23 to 28 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 37 mph.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of rain before midnight.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25. Blustery, with a west
northwest wind 22 to 26 mph, with gusts as high as 37 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 36. Breezy, with a
west northwest wind around 22 mph, with gusts as high as
30 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 20.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 35.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 40.

Licensed & Insured

General Construction Nashua, MT

Anthony Bengochea 406-942-0538

BUZZ
GARAGE SALE: Saturday February 6 8am - 1pm. Household items,
candles, vacuums, kids toys, pictures, furniture, electronics and many
other items. Bag sale on clothes, all day. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH,
909 8TH AVE N., BEHIND PIONEER MUSEUM.
BUZZ
FLEA MARKET: February 6, 2016 from 9am - 2 pm tables are $5.00
each for more information or to book a table please call 228-9500 Valley
County Senior Center. Many new vendors, come see what they have to
sell. White elephant, blankets, rag rugs and so much more. We are still
taking donations FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A TABLE
PLEASE CALL 228-9500
BUZZ
TRINITY TECHNOLOGY GROUP seeks professional and career oriented
individuals for Transportation Security Officers in Glendive, Sidney, Wolf
Point, Glasgow, and Havre, MT. Excellent salary, part-time positions with
full benefits. Duties: providing security and protection of air traveling
passengers and the public. Requirements: High School diploma or
equivalent, proficiency in the English language, pass medical and drug
screening, and background checks. TO APPLY GO TO HTTP://WWW.
TRINITYTECHNOLOGYGROUP.COM/ . E. O. E.
BUZZ
SCOTTIE DAY CARE: Is looking for a part time employee. APPLY AT
SCOTTIE DAY CARE
BUZZ
VALLEY COUNTY TRANSIT: has an opening for a vehicle/facility cleaner.
This is a flexible part time position that includes some benefits including sick
and vacation leave and holiday pay. Tasks include cleaning vehicles and
facility using supplies provided. Will be subject to preemployment drug test
and driving record check. Pay will be $10.97 per hour with pay increase
after successful probation period. Would like to fill A.S.A.P. COMPLETE
JOB APPLICATION AT JOB SERVICE.
BUZZ
FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 BR, bath and 3/4, remodeled kitchen, oak cabinets
new stove/fridge, fenced in yard, garage door opener. $550 rent, $29,500
sale. St. Marie. Call 406-524-3742
BUZZ
For Rent: 3 BR, 1 bath, attached garage, on one floor. Nice place
to live, recently updated, with newer appliances, paint and carpet $550
plus utilities. Pets are welcome. Located 75 North Star, St. Marie. Call
Helland Agency 228-2114
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1 BR, 1 bath apartment. Recently updated with all new
flooring and paint. Comfortable and affordable. $475 plus utilities. No
pets no smoking. Located 90 US HWY 2 East Glasgow. CALL HELLAND
AGENCY 228-2114
BUZZ
FOR RENT: In Downtown Glasgow, furnished Suites; 1 BR, 2 BR, & 3 BR.
CALL 228-2800
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 16 X 6 gooseneck, 2002 trailer, 14 ply tires. $2,000. 7 X 18
gooseneck stock trailer S.S. 1991. $2,000 CALL 230-0223
BUZZ
NASHUA ALL SCHOOL REUNION: Is looking for caterers to prepare and
500 to 700 people for: Banquet (buffet style) at the Nashua School at 5:00
pm on Saturday July 9, 2016. Picnic in Kiwanis Park at noon on Sunday
July 10, 2016 if you are interested please contact PAT HALLETT AT 7463353 OR EMAIL phallett@nemont.net OR SMOKEY & VIVIAN STOVER
AT 746-3364 OR EMAIL smokey2@nemont.net BY MARCH 1, 2016

st 9am~2am
Saturday,
Saturday,February
January 316th
8am~?

Coldest Beer
in Town

Treat of the Month

Winter Hours
11:00-8:00
Drive Thru 11:00-8:00

Brownie Delight
Parfait

Letter to the Buzz

Moving on

Im old, and getting tired, and so this will be my last
foray into what has become an escalated exchange.

Mr. Pedde states is his letter in the 2/3/16 edition
of the Buzz that he hadnt attacked anyone. Actually,
that was the reason for my initial response. His derisive
comments about the guy on the front page of Fridays
edition.
Ive read it, re-read it, and read it again.......he
slammed a man I hold in high regard. That might be all
fine and good back east, but hoss, youre in Montana,
and when you slight a friend, you slight me, and I wont
take crap from some city slicker who wants to move in,
lock the gate, and then install all the things he thought
were good where he came from. Sounds a lot like the
refugee problem I have been describing.
I sometimes feel like the Borg (only Star Trek
TNG fans will get that) because the way I see it, you
want to live with us.....assimilate.

Its been fun, Im moving on. As Goldberg used to
say.............NEXT!!!

Jon A. Blockhus

Super Bowl
at the

Sunday, February 7th

Noon

Card Games
Pitch Poor Mans Bridge And More
Drink Specials Door Prizes

Rocky Mountain Oysters Chili

Fish Rattlesnake Meat

Make HIM or HER

your VALENTINE
with a gift from

Hi-Line Ford.

NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS

Call Jerry, Josh or Norm (406) 228-2141 866-528-2141 Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net

A Real Handful!

Sara (Fjeldheim) Wald wrote to Janelle (Shanks)

Bargmann for her 40th Birthday and also used it in the
two columns she regularly writes for (Lewistown and
Sidney newspapers).
Janelles mother, Janice Shanks, e-mailed family
and friends in the hopes that Janelle would hear from 40
family and friends, sending birthday wishes and jotting
down a favorite memory they had of Janelle.
Sara and Janelle were Glasgow Swim Team
teammates and she did one even better:
by Sara Beth Wald
The mother of a childhood friend recently asked
friends and family to mail her daughter a letter
describing their favorite memory of her, in honor of my
friends 40th birthday.

We havent seen much of each other over the years,
so it was fun to reminisce about our times together
growing up. This is the story I shared:

It always rained at the Malta swim meet. It was a
tradition.

Swimmers huddled shivering in their towels under
the tarps stretched over the heat benches, leaving their
sweats on until the last possible moment.

There was always that one bench everyone avoided,
second or third from the front. Sitting there was like
playing Russian roulette. Every time the tarp above it
collected too much water, it would sag and dump its
load on the heads of anyone sitting in that row.

And so it was a pleasant surprise the year I was
14, 15 maybe?... when the sun was shining. The tarps
provided welcome shade rather than shelter from the
rain. The only thing I was thinking about as I moved up
the heat benches was the frosted cinnamon roll I was
going to eat after the race.

The event must have been freestyle, because thats
the only event my friend Janelle and I both swam.

Nobody gave that dreaded bench a second thought
that year. A sliver of sunshine was the only thing coming
through the tarps.

Or was it?

The gap between the two tarps was a centimeter at
the most. I mean, what are the odds?...

Janelle and I were on the same relay team, and we
were a close-knit group. But on that sunny day in Malta,
I gave a whole new meaning to the phrase, I have your
back.

Fortunately, Janelle and I were both wearing rubber
swim caps. Janelle leaned forward to adjust her goggles.
She was an intense competitor, and had the medals to
prove it.
I, on the other hand, was not nearly so intense.
Winning was less a goal and more a pleasant possible
side-effect to getting a good tan.

And so while Janelle was nervously adjusting her
goggles, I yawned and stretched my arms wide.

I extended my fingertips to their full length, pointing
my palms skyward. And thats when it happened.
Plop.

At first I didnt get it. Was it raining after all? Janelle
had felt something drop on the back of her swim cap.
She wiped it with her hand and made a disgusted ugh
sound.

We looked at each others hands. She had a small
brown smear in her palm. I had a handful a handful
of bird poop.

We looked at each other, horrified. We looked up at
the tiny crack between the tarps. We looked back at our
hands. Then we started laughing hysterically.

The heat benches are usually a somewhat somber
place. No one else had seen what had happened. They
just thought Janelle and I had lost our minds.

Feeling overwhelmed?
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Let us help.

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SPECIALS:
FRIDAY

Soup: Clam Chowder

Lunch: Fish Burger
Dinner: Fish & Chips

SATURDAY

Soup: Cooks Choice

Lunch: Mushroom Swiss
Burger
Dinner: T Bone

We have soft-serve ice cream!

Have your parties here

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A GREAT PLACE TO
HANG OUT!

THE HANGAR

Hwy 2 East
228-8280

Open: Mon - Sat Closed: Sun

Burgers made
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GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
FRIDAY
Breakfast
French Toast Sausage Links
Juice Milk
Lunch
Hamburger w/Fixings Baked Beans
Banana Oatmeal Cake
Choice of Fruit Milk

A real handful
Glasgow/Fort Peck Chapter

Game Boards

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BANQUET

AND SPRING CRAFT BAZAAR

APRIL 9, 2016

VALLEY EVENT CENTER GLASGOW

Contact: Sandy 228-4860 263-4861

Tumbling class coming to GRD

Tumbling classess for the little ones, taught by

Lori Dailey, will be be starting up soon at the Glasgow
Recreation Department,
Class will be held every Tuesday and Thursday
from 2:00 to 2:45 p.m. Parents are encouraged to help!
The first class will be held on Tuesday, February
16th and the final class is on Thursday, March 10th.

Cost is $25.00 for ages: 3 5 years. Please register at
the Glasgow Rec Department by Friday, February 12th.

Bar opens at 10 am
10 Flat screen TVs
Bud Light and PBR Giveaways
Buckets of Beer
$2.50 Domestic Draft Specials
Complimentary Homemade soup by Zack and Bergie
(Steak and Potato, Chicken and Dumpling), Chips & Dip
Special Super Bowl menu including a Pork Belly Po Boy
and Hog Wings!

CALL FOR INFORMATION TODAY!

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.

$65,000

Artist Reception
at Wheatgrass
Fort Peck 526-3557

COME JOIN US FOR

SUPER
BOWL
50

All you can eat

Appetizer Bar 25
$

All you can drink

Draft Bud Light

4:30 pm till end of game

Wheatgrass
Arts
& Gallerys February
Artist of the Month is
Audra Cornwell Ortega
& Friends. They will
have an Artist Reception
at the gallery on Friday,
February 5th from 5:307:30p.m.

Transit Board to
meet February 11th

The Valley County

Transit Board will meet on
Thursday, February 11th
at 3:00 p.m. at the Valley
County Transit office.

Basic Drawing Class ~ $30/Class

Wheatgrass Arts and Gallery

Explore the drawing medium, linear,

learn to follow lines in space,follow contours and
explore 3 dimensional form

Thursdays Feb. 4, 11, 18, & 25

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

#242

Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

Walleyes
Unlimited of
Montana

Kids
Fishing
Day

ior Citizen Center

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FRIDAY
Build a Burger

February 20th
9 am - Noon

Call for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

Beautiful Log Home overlooking Fort Peck Lake

with a 25 Ft Cathedral Ceiling, Rock Fireplace &
a bright open kitchen with stunning views of Fort
Peck Lake & the CMR wildlife refuge. Attached
3 stall garage, BBQ room, hot tub, In floor heat
& Geo thermal heat source are just a few of
this homes more outstanding features. With 5
bedroom and 3 bathrooms and over 6,000 SQ.
FT. this is truly an amazing Property. There is
still time to pick colors and flooring as property
is still under construction. This 12 acre parcel
is located in GEM Views subdivision and is just
one mile from the Boat ramp at Duck Creek.

AMAZING LAKE VIEWS

CALL JON at 263-2113 TODAY

www.hellandagencyinc.com

Asking
$950,000

20-969

Fort Peck Summer Theatre

Sunday, February 28th 11am-1pm
At the GHS Auditorium

Present a short song & monologue!

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

Fort Peck Fine Arts Council presents...

THE GLASS MENAGERIE
By Tennessee Williams
7:00 PM

Fri, Feb 26Cottonwood Inn $25

Light appetizers & decadent desserts incl.

Sat, Feb 27Soma Dis Deli $15

Beer/wine & menu items avail. for purchase.

Special performance by GHS Swing Choir!

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

OBITUARY

William Arvin

William F. Arvin, 89, of Havre, Montana, 18 days before
his 90th Birthday passed away in his home on January 30,
2016.

A graveside service will be on Saturday, February 6,
2016 at 1:00 p.m. at Lawndale Cemetery, near Opheim,
MT, with Pastor George Sturm officiating. Bell Mortuary
is in charge of Arrangements. Condolences may be left at
bellmortuarymontana.com.
Bill was born on February 17, 1926 to William Arvin, SR. and
Eva Ree (Sisson) Arvin, in Kansas City, Missouri, their oldest
child; later joined by one sister, Mary Ellen.

The family lived in Missouri until Bill was 9years old, then
they moved to Billings, Montana because of the depression.
His fathers brother had a dairy farm there. His father and
family worked there many years while the children were
growing up.
Bill graduated from Billings High School in 1944.
Following graduation he left for Farragut, with a group of
friends, for two years in the Navy during World War II. They
served in the South Pacific, the Philippians, Okinawa, and
Occupation of Japan, on the USS Colorado BB45.
Upon discharge he worked with harvest crews until
his friend, Ralph Queen, talked him into entering Eastern
Montana College until 1949; when he acquired a job in
Opheim, the beginning of a Career that lasted 37 years.

After two years in Opheim he and Beryl Omvig planned
to be married. However he had chosen an early release from
the Navy, in exchange for a chance that he might be recalled
to finish the last 10 months.

The wedding plans were made including the wedding
invitations which arrived just before the notice from Uncle
Sam that said: Report on May 29th with the wedding to be
June 3rd. Bill wrote for a 10 day extension. Being young and
being full of trust, and a lot of faith, the invitations were mailed
out! The government granted him 7 days so the wedding was
on June 3rd and he left for Korea very early on June 6th on the
USS Colonial LSD 18, mine sweeping off the Korean War.

Bill was discharged with the rank of Machinist Mate 3rd
Class. He was shipped back to the U.S. after three months,

where he was joined by Beryl in Coronado, California, back

and forth until March when his time was served. He had to
give up his teaching contract in Choteau to go to Korea, so
what does a teacher without a job do in March but go back to
college at Eastern Montana College; working in the summers
and securing a job in Saco, Montana. For three years, while
in Saco we adopted our first child, Lee. Next was a job in St.
Regis where he moved alone as Beryl waited for our second
son, William A. Arvin. Bill didnt care much for the mountains
so after two years we headed back to the prairie at Stanford,
Montana where our daughter DeJana Rea was born. After
four years in 1961 we moved to Havre where Bill finished his
teaching career. Bill worked summers in construction, SCS
(measuring land), county road and bridge crews; but every five
years was required to attend summer school.
When he retired in 1987, it took about a year of
retirement before he went and got a job at Cenex, where he
worked for 14 years.

Bill was preceded in death by his parents, William and
Eva Ree Arvin; and sister, Mary Ellen (Beldon, DeBord) Bustle.

He is survived by his wife, Beryl; sons, Lee B. of Great
Falls, and William A. of Havre; daughter, DeJana (Doug)
Bucher, of Post Falls, ID; grandchildren, James (Michelle)
Arvin of Cheney WA, Thomas (Jennifer) Bucher of Post Falls,
ID, Anita (Jeremiah) Johnson, of Glendive, MT, Lee Arvin
Jr. and Nathaniel Arvin of Great Falls; great-grandchildren,
Raistlin Aleman, Liriel, Selene, Nathaniel Jr., Alexander and
Sonata Arvin; sister-in-law, Mary Ann Onvig of Billings; and
numerous nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, please choose a charity of your choice
in Bills Honor.