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515 2nd Ave. S Glasgow, MT 59230

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

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Yee-Haw!

Bryce Legare gives a future Scotty star a boost up

to the basket and a chance to win a big jug of soda
pop during halftime of the Glasgow girls vs. Scobey
Thursday night. A good crowd was on hand and
it was the Spartan fans making the trek that had an
enjoyable trip home as the Spartan boys, trailing 28-26
at halftime, rallied to defeat the Scotties 56-47. That

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was followed by the Scotty girls, up 30-26 heading into

the 4th quarter, going down in defeat to the Spartans
35-33. Two very hard-fought ball games, we might add,
and it will be interesting to see the outcome when they
all meet up again in Scobey on February 4th. There
are seven more meetings to go before that, however,
starting with a trip to Harlem this Saturday.

Cat Classic News Flash!

The 18th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic filled

its 80-team limit in ONLY two days! Entries opened on
January 2nd and as of Wednesday, January 4th, it was
filled and has started a waiting list (will take up to 10 on
the waiting list). Team Rosters will be released next week.

January 6 - 12

SHOWINGS

Public comment sought

on Quiet Waters Initiative

228-9239

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4:00 - 6:50 - 9:25

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Community Cash, Chamber

Big Bucks saw a nice boost
The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce &
Agriculture had a very successful holiday season with
its Annual Community Cash program.
The Community Cash Script was available starting
on October 14, 2016 at First Community Bank in
Glasgow/Hinsdale, Valley Bank and Independence
Bank. The purpose of the Community Cash program is
to encourage people in our area to Shop Locally. The
Glasgow merchants offer a variety of quality products
along with outstanding customer service.
In 2016, 67 Chamber business members
participated in the program with 76 loans totaling
$71,800 from Valley Bank, 37 loans totaling $33,200
from FCB, and 19 loans totaling $16,850 from
Independence Bank for a total of $121,850 dollars
Spent Locally!
The Chamber Big Bucks program was also very
successful. From October 14th thru December 31st,
2016 alone over $37,836 of Chamber Big Bucks were
purchased from the Chamber office.
With both programs, $159,686 was spent
LOCALLY during the 2016 Holiday season in Glasgow.
This is up $10,000 from last year.
The Chamber thanks everybody for participating
in these programs and supporting our local merchants!
BUY LOCALLY AND THE BUCK STAYS HERE

Meeting on Monday at Region 6 Headquarters

A petition, known as the Quiet Waters Initiative,

was submitted to the Montana Fish and Wildlife
Commission this past spring by Backcountry Hunters
and Anglers. The petition states that Montana has
experienced advanced motorized technology on its
waterways, which has potentially opened up waters
previously thought to be unusable by motorized water
craft.
At its regular May meeting, the Commission
initiated rule-making on the petition, stating, in part,
that the Commission should consider being proactive
instead of reactive to the changes in recreation on
Montanas waterways to avoid conflicts and protect
traditional and safe recreational uses.
Public hearings will be held to obtain public
comment in Billings, Kalispell, Missoula, Bozeman,
Great Falls and Helena. The deadline for public
comment is Sunday, February 12th.
For anyone in FWP Region 6 who is interested in
listening to the proceedings or giving public comment,
the meeting will be available via videoconference at
FWP Region 6 headquarters in Glasgow on Monday,
January 9 at 6:00 p.m.
The 26-page petition is broken down by watershed,
including the Clark Fork River watershed, the Upper
Flathead River watershed, the Upper Missouri River
(from Three Forks to Pelican Point Fishing Access Site),
the Missouri river (from Pelican Point FAS to the Upper
Missouri Breaks National Monument), and the Upper
Yellowstone River watershed. To view the petition,
you can visit http://www.fwp.mt.gov. On the home
page under Whats Trending,click on Quiet Waters
Proposed Rules.
Written data, views, or arguments may also be
submitted to: Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks,
Attn: Quiet Waters Petition, P.O. Box 200701, Helena,
Montana, 59620-0701; or e-mail QuietWaters@mt.gov.
Comments must be received no later than Feb. 12, 2017.

Accumulating
snow Sunday
night

Tonight: Scattered snow showers, mainly before 8pm.

Mostly cloudy, with a low around -10. Wind chill values
between -15 and -25. East wind around 8 mph. Chance of
precipitation is 30%.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 6. Wind chill values

between -15 and -25. East southeast wind around 8 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -7. Wind
chill values between -15 and -20. East wind 5 to 7 mph
becoming north northwest after midnight.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 9. North wind 6 to
8 mph.
Sunday Night: Snow likely, mainly after 11pm. Cloudy, with a
low around -3. East wind 7 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 60%. Snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches possible.
Monday: A 30 percent chance of snow. Cloudy, with a high
near 8. East wind 10 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -5.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 6.

Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -9.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 4.

Thursday: Partly sunny and cold, with a high near -2.

~ F-150s ~

Clearing out 2016s

Making Room for 2017s
Up to $6,550 OFF or
0% Financing for 60 Months OAC

Quality at a Fair Price

Log Home For Sale

130 Scotsman Drive

2 bedroom, 2 Bath, 1,280 sq. ft. home,

plus 960 sq. ft. unfinished basement,
Fireplace, Vaulted Ceiling
Oversized attached single car garage
ac. lot w/ underground sprinklers
Washer/Dryer Range Microwave
Dishwasher Refrigerator Water Softener

$189,900
Broker Related to Seller

Gundermann Realty
406-250-1281

BUZZIFIEDS
FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Cottonwood on hand, $150/cord. Ash available,
$275/cord, but need to call in advance. CALL JASON 406-230-1415
BUZZ
MAVIS HOME CARE, LLC. is expanding her services to include shopping
& delivery. (References Available) FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
228-2403
BUZZ
FOR RENT: Great Rentals in St. Marie at reduced price of $425 to help
with gas and driving costs. Nicely renovated units with new hot water
heater and furnace to help lower utility costs. Most pets accepted. FOR
SALE: Single story, 3 br, 1 bath in St. Marie. Part of the Condo, new
flooring, updated furnace and hot water heater. Priced at $19,500 CALL
406-524-3742 FOR MORE INFORMATION
BUZZ
FOR RENT: One bedroom Apartments. All utilities furnished. Allowed
one pet with deposit. 62 or over or Disabled.
228-4306 TTY 711
BUZZ
APT. FOR RENT: 925 sf. 2 bd/1.5 bth Cozy Glasgow City Center apt. 2
story. Quite. Laundry Room. Sm. pets considered. Avail. Now. $595/mo.
CALL 360-750-6746
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HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS NEEDED: Valley View Home is
looking to hire Full time Dietary Manager; Full time Staff Development
Coordinator, LPN licence or RN license required. Applications
are available at the business office or local Job Service. PLEASE
CONTACT KARLY KRUCKENBERG, ADMINISTRATOR, FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
BUZZ
LOCAL HOSPITALITY BUSINESS in need of Housekeepers, office/
bookkeepers, managers. Join a team of forward thinkers, challenged
by ideas and stimulating growth In downtown Glasgow. 406-228-2800
BUZZ
CAMPBELL LODGE: is looking for a reliable Full-time Night Shift position.
CALL 228-9328 OR PICK UP APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE
OR GLASGOW JOB SERVICE.

425 6th Street North, Glasgow

1100 Wedum Drive

Vintage Northside neighborhood home

1100 Wedum Drive
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on 5 city lots,Home: 1,510 sf on the main floor, plus
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Financing available through FMCC, OAC

Listing Price $ 295,000

Contact our Agency for more details.

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Lordy, Lordy

MONDAY

Soup: Broccoli Cheese Chili

Specials:

We all Turn 40

Turkey Bacon Melt

1/2 Crab Salad

Dine at theO
228-8006

Stop in at the Stockmans

Saturday, January 7th
from 2 - 4 PM
& Share a Birthday
Greeting with Her!
GREAT HORSE PROPERTY

Charming 5 bedroom, 3 bath home for

sale just minutes from Glasgow, Montana.
The large master bedroom includes a spa
tub and huge closets. The basement has
recently been updated with new flooring
and paint. Home comes with an attached
3 car garage and a barn with over 1200
square feet. Property includes 28 acres of
prime river bottom land. Take a short drive
to the Milk River, Fort Peck Lake, Missouri
River or Park Grove for a getaway
weekend! $10,000 buyer bonus available.

20-989

CALL JON 228-2113 TODAY

www.hellandagencyinc.com

Asking $379,000

Way off in the distance to the right of the American

flag, theres Stan Ozark of KLTZ standing up there
doing the play-by-play of the Glasgow-Scobey game,
and what he probably said was something like, Lexi
Nixdorf drives the lane, she shoots, its up and in! The
Scotty seniors bucket gave Glasgow a 9-0 lead at the
5:11 mark of the first quarter, but the Spartans just kept
digging away and would come out on top of a 35-33
thriller. You can catch Lexis senior teammates, Leinie
Hughes and Jordie Kulczyk, as the featured guests
on KLTZs Saturday Morning Sports Show, hosted by
Stan and Bruce Peterson. Tune in shortly after 8:00.

CHARMING HOME IN NASHUA

1114 sq. ft. home has 3 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, open Kitchen, dining and
living room. All freshly painted in side
with newer carpets, updated Kitchen,
and an optional Family room addition.
Nice corner lot with a patio, and
Double car garage with shop!

PRICE REDUCED $75,000

Its up and in!

Nashua
Senior Center

MONDAY
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Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

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Bowling
El Cor Del Lanes

Monday Night Mens

NW Energy
W: 16 L: 4
Valley Bank
W: 12 L: 7
Holy Rollers
W: 12 L: 8
Old Mil Light
W: 12 L: 8

Tuesday City League

Pacific Steel
W: 10 L: 10
Ezzies
W: 8 L: 11
Markles
W: 5
L: 15
BYE
W: 4
L: 16

Durum
W: 13 L: 3
Rocks Auto Mall
W: 11 L: 5
Valley Seed
W: 9
L: 7

Scottie Express
W: 5
L: 11
All Season
W: 5
L: 11
S & S Welding
W: 5
L: 11

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Rocks Auto Mall 865 & 2496 Team

Hdc.: Valley Seed 954 & 2793 Ind. Scr.: Shawn
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Team Scr.: NorthWestern Energy 995 & 2822 Hopstad 242 & Jeff Remus 693 Ind. Hdc.: Ron
Team Hdc.: Pacific Steel 1160 & Ezzies 3389 Bishop 266 & Jeff Remus 765
Ind. Scr.: Joel Smith 247 & 626 Ind. Hdc.: Ron
Bishop 274 & 718

Womens Commercial

FCB - Hinsdale
Holiday
W: 14 L: 6
W: 11
L: 9
Old Mil Light
Bud Light Girls
W: 13 L: 7
W: 10 L:10
J & K Storage
CBs Detailing
W: 12 L: 8
W: 8
L: 12
Juices Card Room Ghost
W: 11
L: 9
W: 1
L: 19
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Stars & Strikes

Pocket Pounders
W: 9
L: 3
Durum
W: 8
L: 4
Bowls Deep
W: 8
L: 4
Split Happens
W: 6
L: 6

Team Scr.: Old Mil Light 689 & Juices Card

Room 2174 Team Hdc.: Holiday 856 & FCB Hinsdale 2399 Ind. Scr.: Sharlene Schmidt 216
& Juanita Morehouse 564 Ind. Hdc.: Shelly
Bryan 246 & Jennifer Fischer 639

G-Town Pinners
W: 5
L: 7
Grannies
W: 5
L: 7
Welcome House
W: 4
L: 4
Thompson & Sons
W: 3
L: 9

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Durum 2235 & Split Happens 752

Team Hdc.: Bowls Deep 2791 & Grannies 933
Mens Ind. Scr.: Juice Fischer 278 & 771 Mens
Ind. Hdc.: Dustin Edwards 288 & Juice Fischer
798 Womens Ind. Scr.: Taylor Trang 196 & 549
Womens Ind. Hdc.: Melanie Fischer 277 &
Taylor Trang 744

Friday Night Mixed

We Got Nuthin
W: 9
L: 3
Skill Shotz
W: 9
L: 3
Hooligans
W: 8
L: 4

Road Kill
W: 7
L: 5
The 7-10s
W: 3
L: 9
BYE
W: 0
L: 0

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: We Got Nuthin 743 & Road Kill 2120

Team Hdc.: Hooligans 824 & The 7-10s 2442
Mens Ind. Scr.: Larry Vetch 590 & Ray Glasoe
217 Mens Ind. Hdc.: Brian Busby 243 & Joe
Bergtoll 669 Womens Ind. Scr.: Karen Bergtoll
199 & Donna Borgen 554 Womens Ind. Hdc.:
Terry Vetch 214 & Kristi Feit 617

Vicks Lanes

Nashua Mixed League

Blind Side
Tag-A-Longs
W: 36 L: 23
W: 32
L: 24
North Forty
Pauls Glass
W: 32 L: 27
W: 19
L: 41
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Blind Side 603 & 1784 Team Hdc.:

North Forty 778 & 2278 Mens Ind. Scr.: Curt
Shipman 214 & Ryen Falkenstern 571 Mens Ind.
Hdc.: Curt Shipman 225 & Ryen Falkenstern 628
Womens Ind. Scr.: Darci Shipman 172 & Thelma
Riggin 621 Womens Ind. Hdc.: Darci Shipman
231 & Thelma Riggin 621

Be sure to get your

weekly scores to us to
include in the Buzz!

Fax:
228-4578

Email:
bscentral@nemont.net

Nashua Mens League

Prairie Travelers
W: 21 L: 10
Hi-Line Ford
W: 20 L: 12
E.G.T.
W: 16 L: 16
Farmers Elevator
W: 15 L: 16

Vicks Lane
W: 15 L: 17
Dahl Aviation
W: 15 L: 17
GGW Stockyards
W: 14 L: 17
Tihista Const.
W: 10 L: 21

WEEK 18 HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Hi-Line Ford 769 & 2203 Team Hdc.:

Prairie Travelers 896 & 2529 Ind. Scr.: Chad
Reddick 232 & Verlin Borgen 597 Ind. Hdc.: Chad
Reddick 269 & Jerry Doornek 694
WEEK 19 HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Team Scr.: Vicks Lanes 797 & 2136 Team Hdc.:
Vicks Lanes 894 & Prairie Travelers 2477 Ind.
Scr.: Jerry Burt 253 & 697 Ind. Hdc.: Jerry Burt

Cancer has Reared

Its Ugly Head Again!

Rosa Frost, (Pac Man Dans wife) has been diagnosed with Lymphoma
Cancer and is currently being treated in Billings for the next 3 months.

Benefit Auction for Rosa Frost

Saturday, January 14 6:00 PM
Glasgow Elks Lodge

The auction will be conducted by Austin Auctions (Auzzy).

If you would like to donate an items(s) for a live/silent auction to benefit the Frost
Family, please drop them off with Ken Jansa at Valley Bank or Stu Frost at Tire-Rama.

All kids from K - 6th grade are invited

Wednesday Nights
Starting at 6 pm
Glasgow Evangelical Church.
Join us for Dinner before
at 5:15 pm.

A benefit account has been set up at Valley Bank

if you would like to make a monetary donation.
Thank you Very Much for your support of Rosa, Dan, Nathan and Yolanda
and please keep them in your prayers and thoughts!

STOCK UP SALE
Save by the Case
January 4 - 10, 2017
Bone-in Assorted Family Pack

PORK CHOPS ...........................$.99 lb.

Boneless Beef

SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ................$2.69 lb.

Beef

FLAT IRON STEAKS .................$6.99 lb.

Pork

PICNIC ROAST ........................$1.29 lb.

Beef Boneless

CHUCK ROAST........................$3.99 lb.

Oscar Mayer 4.3-10.7 oz Select Varieties

LUNCHABLES ........................$2.29 ea.

Land O Frost 10-16 oz. Select Varieties

LUNCH MEAT ........................$3.99 ea.

Dailys 16 oz.

BIG BUY BACON ....................$1.99 ea.

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
MONDAY
Breakfast
Breakfast Slider Tri Tater
Pears Milk
Lunch
Hard Shell Tacos w/ Lettuce & Cheese
Potato Oles Pineapple
Churro Choice Fruit Milk

Beans, beans, the magical fruit...

Hey, hey, hey, its National Bean Day! Just as
throughout the Old and New World history, beans
are an important source of protein. A very healthy
choice for any meal or snack, they are also an excellent
source of fiber, are low in fat and are high in complex
carbohydrates, folate and iron.
Significant amounts of fiber and soluble fiber are
found in beans as one cup of cooked beans provide
between 9 and 13 grams of fiber. Soluble fiber can help
in lowering blood cholesterol.
There are approximately 40,000 bean varieties in
the world. Only a fraction of these varieties are massproduced for regular consumption. Here are some
interesting facts about these lovely legumes.

Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates

Denver-based business Womens Bean Project,

which gives soup, snack and jewelry-making gigs to
chronically unemployed women, started with $500 of
dry beans in 1989.
Dry pinto beans are one of the most cost-efficient forms
of protein at 7 cents per half-cup serving. Lean ground
beef is $1.18 per 4-oz. serving and chicken is 82 cents
per-4 oz. serving.

In the 6th century BC, philosopher and mathematician

Pythagoras had a deep philosophical dislike of beans.
Some historians reported his aversion was due to the
belief that legumes contained the souls of the dead.
Approximately 71,089 people in the world have the last
name Bean.
Vermont ranks highest in searching for bean recipes
online. Montana and Wyoming are second and third.
(We love our beans!)
In ancient Greece, minor public officials were elected
by drawing beans. The person who got the white bean
got the job.
The Alabama Butterbean Festival set the record for the
largest pot of baked beans at 1,010 gallons.
North Dakota has retained its position as the topranking producer of dry edible beans in the United
States since 1991.
The longest recorded time for sitting in a bath of cold
baked beans is 100 hours by Barry Captain Beany
Kirk of Port Talbot, West Glamorgan (United Kingdom).
Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson) has a masters degree in
electrical engineering
Every hour, 38.5 tons of baked beans are eaten in
Britain.
The top five beans grown in the United states are pinto
beans, navy beans, black beans, red kidney beans and
great northern beans.

From the TV show, Discovery Kids:

Myth: Can eating beans cause excessive flatulence?

In the spirit of highbrow science, the MythBusters
took on the premise of the well-known childrens song
Beans, Beans, the Magical Fruit. The popular rhyme
claims that the more beans you eat, the more flatulence
you produce, so Kari Byron, Jamie Hyneman and Adam
Savage tallied their toots on an average day and compared
it with a day of each gobbling down gas-causing chow to
see whether beans win out as the ultimate fart food.
Since carbonation and red meat are also linked to
gas buildup, Kari subsisted on soda, Jamie devoured
nothing but meat, and Adam ate a hill of beans for a
day. When comparing gas diaries, Adam came out the
winner far and away. Karis fizzy beverages doubled her
average gas production, while Jamies steaks chopped
his gas in half. But those notorious beans upped Adams
flatulence by 100 percent; he recorded four times more
flatulence than Kari with a whopping 20 toots.
This myth confirmation makes scientific sense,
because beans are packed with a type of sugar called
oligosaccharides. As bacteria in the large intestine work
hard to break down these macromolecules, they release
gas in the process. Unfortunately, that gas needs to go
somewhere, and its escape route is often in the form of
flatulence.
Much to the chagrin of any non-bean-eating
dinner-mates.
Myth: Confirmed

8:00

Registration- Ticket Price $20.00

8:30

Welcome - Haylie Shipp ~KLTZ/KLAN

David Okerlund- Building Attitude Survival Kits:

Making the Best of A Challenge in Ag.

BREAK

10:00

Kate Vogel- Choosing Tools: Cover Crops, Cash Crops,

10:15

and/or Cows
LUNCH

11:30

Del Strommen Trend Setter Award

Cahill Seeds Update

12:30

David Spickler- Commodity Outlook

1:30

Martin DeWitt USDA Grant Opportunities

1:45

BREAK

2:00

Guy Ash- Remote Weather Stations

Sponsored by: Montana Wheat & Barley Committee, Glasgow Automobile & Implement
Dealers Association , Pro Co-op . EGT, LLC , BNSF, Columbia Grain, First Community Bank,
Edward Jones, Independence Bank, Northwest Farm Credit Services, NorVal Electric, Valley
Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Ag Partners, LLC, Agland Co-Op, Arysta Life Sciences, Bayer Crop
Sciences, Cahill Seeds, CHMS, PC, Dupont, CPS, Ezzies Wholesale, Farmers Elevator, Helena
Chemical, Nemont, Saco Dehy, Inc., Syngenta, TNT Chemical, United Insurance, Valley County
Abstract, Valley Seed Company, Wilbur Ellis, Winfield Solutions, Alison Molvig Insurance, and
the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture.
For More Information and Tickets Please call The Glasgow Chamber Office 228-2222