March 22, 2016 (Tuesday)

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515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578

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Te Glasgow Wrestling ClubHighlanders were dispatched acrossthe nation this past weekend or someoutstanding wrestling action.

A total o 38 grapplers competedat the Circle Invitational, Black HillsNationals (Spearfish, South Dakota)and Rocky Mountain Nationals(Denver, Colorado), with many

coming away with some prestigioushardware, including an individualtitle in Spearfish as revor Overvoldwrestled his way to a first place finish. Te Highlanders will compete inSidney this weekend or the InauguralBrodie Gorder Memorial ElementaryDual tournament.

Brodie was injuredby an AV accidentthat occurred on the

amily ranch and Godtook his little hand andwalked with him toheaven on August 18,

2013. He would have been 11 yearsold now. Brodie’s avorite thing in theworld was wrestling. He put on asinglet at the age o three and becamea member o the Sidney WrestlingClub. He was a champion and a

Overvold winsa national title

placer at many local and nationaltournaments. Brodie was always

asking when the next match or tripwould be. He had traveled to Sante Fe, N.M.,twice or Grand Nationals, wherehe placed in every style both years.2012 was a big year o wrestlingaccomplishments. In this year he wasa Greco Grand Nationals Championand he was the only wrestler on eamMontana to complete a challenge andscore a 5-point throw. He was also a

Champion at the Big Sky State Gamesin Billings, and he was on his first

official dual team or Sidney at theRumble on the Red in Fargo, NorthDakota. His dream was to become aSidney Eagle High School wrestlerlike his brothers and to have his nameon the wall o honors. Te Highlanders are honoredto be part o the Inaugural BrodieGorder Memorial Elementary Dualsin Sidney.

Brodie

Trevor Overvold with his Black Hills Nationals Championship — G-Town

Tough! Highlanders’ results are inside today’s Buzz .

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Te Tird Annual Jed Robinson MemoriaScholarship will be given away to one qualifiedgraduating senior during the annual Glasgow HighSchool Scholarships Awards Banquet in May o 2016

Tis will be the third o 10 annual scholarships to begiven away in memory o Jed Robinson.

Jed was a 1986 graduate o Glasgow High SchoolWhile attending GHS, Jed participated in numerousclubs and activities including G-Club, Key Club, BoyScouts, ootball, and track & field. No one had anunkind word to say about Jed during his time at GHSHe was an avid hunter, fisherman, and Patriot. He lovedthe Air Force and the military in general, enlisting inthe Air Force in 1986. He traveled the world rom Koreato Arica to North Dakota and finally exas during hisseven years o enlistment.

Jed died in Glasgow on November 2nd, 1993.2016 graduating seniors can contact the GHS

Counselor’s office or a list o requirements and anapplication or the scholarship. Te application deadlineis April 22nd, 2016.

Tomas LaRoque and the GHS Class o 1986 haveestablished the Jed Robinson Memorial Scholarshipund at Valley Bank in Glasgow. Tose wanting todonate to the scholarship und can send in a donation

at any time.

Circle Invitational TOT

Hunter Pierce- 2nd

Aiden Aune- 1stSaunten Gamas- 1stTay Morehouse- 2nd

Jack Morehouse- 1stIra Moore- 4th

Weston Kirkland-3rd

DC Flaten- 2ndRivers Sugg- 3rd

BANTAMWheeler Damboise- 2nd

Hank Hopstad- 2ndGavin Redstone- 5th

Cody Kuka- 1stEthan Engstrom- 3rd

MIDGET

Tavin Boland- 3rdTed See- 2nd

Riley Overvold- 1st

Wyatt Sugg- 1stWilliam Kirkland- 5thRoman Fast- 5th

NOVICE

Jake Kuka- 2ndLevi Overvold- 2nd

Carlos Gonzales- 5thBlake Overvold- 2nd

Kohl Kittleson- 1st

SCHOOLBOYTy Kittleson- 2nd

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H E L D

O V E R

Results for the GWC Highlanders

Black Hills NationalsColton Fast- 3rdTrevor Overvold- 1st

Blaine Myrick- 7th

Rocky Mountain Nationals

• Grady Nielsen- 6th• Kyler Hallock-2nd,

Freestyle/5th Folkstyle• Jaydeen Hanshew-2nd

/3rd (Double Bracketed)

• Ethyn Schindler- 6th

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GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Egg & Cheese Sandwich

Sausage Patty • Juice • Milk

LunchChicken & Noodles • Peas

Gingerbread • Rosy Applesauce

Choice of Fruit • Milk

WEDNESDAY

Jed Robinson Memorial Scholarship

Tere will be an American Red Cross Blood Drawon Tursday, March 24th rom 2:45-7:00p.m. at theSaco Lutheran Church. Te Rocky Road 4-H Club isco-sponsoring the event.

Blood Draw in Saco Tursday

Te Annual Glasgow Kiwanis Club Easter Egg

Hunt is Saturday, March 26th, beginning at 11 a.m. atHoyt Park (by the swimming pool). Ages groups will be1-3, 4-5, & 6-8. Tis is sponsored by Reynold’s Marketand FMDH. For more inormation contact Stan Ozarkat 228-9336.

Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday

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BUZZIFIEDS

SouthernMontana infor a soaker

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23. Northeast

wind 7 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 44. East wind 6to 9 mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.

Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28.South wind 5 to 7 mph.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.Partly sunny, with a high near 56. West wind 9 to 16 mph,

with gusts as high as 23 mph.

Thursday Night: A 40 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with

a low around 30. West wind 13 to 17 mph, with gusts as high

as 24 mph.Friday: A chance of rain and snow. Cloudy, with a highnear 41. North northeast wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as

high as 23 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New snowaccumulation of less than a half inch possible.

Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 46.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 54.

Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 30.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54.

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BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN & SUITES is looking for a responsible, motivatedwaiter/waitress. Duties include: seat customers, take customer orders, helpprep meals for serving, serve food orders, clean tables, process paymentsand other duties as assigned. This position does require being able to work

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BUZZTLC APPLIANCE REPAIR: Repair most brands of major appliances. 25+years experience. Available evenings and weekends. CALL 230-2167PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE

BUZZSUMMER HELP WANTED: D&G Sports and Western is now acceptingapplications for part-time/full-time summer help. $10/hr. Applicationsavailable at D&G or the Glasgow Job Service, due by April 15th.

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Please bring a sack lunch. Register by March 30th (so we can getyou a book - cost $5.00). For childcare, please register by March 25th(limited space is available). Also call the church ofce (228-2755) to

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Led by Dr. Karyn Purvis (Director of the TCU Institute of Child Development),the simulcast is a two-day conference for adoptive and foster parents,ministry leaders and professionals or anyone who wants to learn how to

deal with children effectively. It is designed to help them better understandhow to connect with children from hard places in order to help them heal andbecome all that God desires for them to be. This event will help parents andprofessionals understand the needs of children and the impact of trauma. It willalso present an overview of attachment research and sensory processing, aswell as insights and tools for promoting connection and healing. All professionals interested in receiving continuing education credit mustregister at etccontinuingeducation.eventbrite.com. You will not be eligible forcredit without a conrmation of registration and badge.

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OBITUARY

Pete Schuster Peter Edward Schuster,77, o Glentana, Montana,passed peaceully rom thisearth on Saturday, March 19,

2016. Pete was born inGlasgow, Montana, on March15, 1939. He grew up inGlentana and spent someyears at St. Tomas Orphans’Home in Great Falls afer hismother passed away when he was 10. He graduated romOpheim High School in 1957. Pete served in the Air Forcerom then until his ather died in 1960, when he took overthe arm in Glentana. He was a armer or the rest o his lie.

He married Joyce (Joy) Raemaeker in 1965. He also earneda bachelor’s degree in Vocational Education rom NorthernMontana College (NMC) and taught at Mountain Plains(ormer Glasgow Air Force Base), NMC, and Opheim HighSchool. Pete was a armer at heart, loving amily man, and aithulCatholic. Pete and Joy prayed together every day. He careddeeply or his students and the people o North Valley County.He loved to learn and be o service. Pete enjoyed musicministry with his guitar and the promise o springtime. Hewas a card player, Guinness sipper with riend Lyle Walstad,poetry reciter with riend Jerry Hoffman, old tractor fixer,

om & Jerry maker, and sof-hearted grump with an elusive,wry sense o humor. He was preceded in death by his parents Ed and DeliaSchuster, step-mother Barbara Schuster, Sister Mae Schuster,and his granddaughter Kaylee Mae Schuster. He is survived by his wie, Joy, o Glentana, children Paul(Kris), Rose (Bill Wadman), all o Great Falls, Andy (Rosanny)o North Carolina, Steve (racy) o Glentana, and Becky (RyanRusche) o Columbia Falls; his grandchildren Kelsie, Kasey,Kayla, Kylie, Kali, ia, Shea, Heidy, Ian, Greg, Kerriann, Holli,Kort, Jesse, and Rae; several great-grandchildren; siblings

Babs Burke o Ireland, Joe (Stevi) Schuster, Father onySchuster, all o Billings, Jerry (Teresa) Schuster o Bozeman,and Doris Doyle o Spokane, Washington. A vigil or Pete will be held Wednesday, March 23 at7:00 p.m. at Holy Family Parish in Glentana. His uneral isTursday, March 24 at 10:00 a.m. also at Holy Family withburial in Glentana Cemetery. A luncheon will ollow at theGlentana Hall. Pete had a special interest in making sure no one wenthungry. Anyone wishing to make a memorial is asked tocontribute to the Valley County Food Bank or your local oodpantry.

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Te “Slam the Dam 2” eventheld on Saturday, March 19, 2016was deemed to be another successstory. Tere were about the samenumber o runners and walkers aslast year—sixty plus. Tere was very little wind so theregistration and starting setup was atthe west end this year. Te walk/runbegan at light pole 1 and finishedat light pole 88—approximately a4-mile distance. Participants wererom as near as Fort Peck and as araway as Seattle.

Te starting gun went off at10:00 and all were off. Weather wasperect, once the race got started:cool and cloudy, with no wind.All ages were represented—rom a

young baby in a stroller to youngchildren, older children, youngadults, older adults, and yes, evenOLDER adults! Some ran to settheir own personal best times andmany walked just to achieve theaccomplishment o completing theentire distance. Law enorcementrom McCone County and ValleyCounty were present to helpwith traffic control. A wonderuladdition this year was the presenceo the Valley County EM crew whoused the Fort Peck ambulance andollowed the group, just in case oany accidents.

Numerous Fort Peck SeniorCitizens Organization memberswere on hand to register people,

monitor the walkers/runners, handout goodies at the end, and driveparticipants back to their vehiclesupon completion. Participantsreceived a special “Slam the Dam 2”bumper sticker, water and mandarinoranges. Many were already talkingabout next year’s “Slam the Dam”event. “We love Slam the Dam” waswhat one person said.

Te Fort Peck Senior citizenswere pleased that the event went sowell. More than $400 in entry eesand donations was raised towardtheir current Ft. Peck own Signproject to erect one and/or possiblymore signs welcoming people toFort Peck. Tanks, and see ya’ nextyear!!!

Up the hill and around the bend to the nish line, Fruit and refreshments awaited the participants of Slam the Dam 2

Fort Peck Seniors’ Slam the Dam 2 had good turnout

M u s e u m S t o r e S a l e

E v e r y t h i ng i s 2 5 % O f f u n t i l E a s t e r

Open: Tues. ~ Sat. 10AM - 5PM • Downtown Glasgow

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G A M E O N

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Girls Fast Pitch Softball Sign-upsTuesday, March 22

6:00 pm - 7:00 pmat the City County Library Ages 7-9 $35 per player Ages 10-14 $45 per player

(Age as of Jan 1, 2016)

**First time players--Please bring birth certificateRyan (406) 945-3635

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