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“No Bull”Published by BS Central
515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230406-228-4558 • fax:
406-228-4578
[email protected]
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Yeesh!
There wassomething
going ondown there
on 1st AvenueSouth early
this morning,but we weren’t
going anycloser to fnd
out, what with
hay feverand all: fxing
a pot hole,perhaps?
Fortunatelythe wind
wasn’tblowing.
Wonder if theguy running
the skid
steer’s nameis Dusty...
First Lutheran Church willhave the Upper Missouri
Ministriescounselors lead their Vacation BibleSchool Day Camp rom
Monday, June13th – Tursday, 16th. Te camp isdesigned to provide a
Christ-centered
experience bringing Bible Study,Worship, Music, Games, Crafs
andRecreation to your children or a un-filled 4 days.
Ages 4 through those who havecompleted 6th grade will be rom
9a.m.
- 2p.m. Children are to bring a sacklunch each day. Preschoolers
ages 4to those who completed kindergartenwill meet rom 9 -
11:30a.m.
Stop by the First Lutheran Churchand pick up a registration
orm.
Register your kids for First Lutheran’s Vacation Bible
School
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Letter to the Buzz A couple o days ago I received a
solicitation rom aRepublican US Senator. Here is a man amongst many
whowants to stay on the gravy train.
With what all these characters in the Republican Partypromised
us in the 2010 election, the VA is still a mess and
yet the illegals end up with better benefits than our vetsthe
economy is still in the toilet, our military is shrinkingand the
Republicans have rubber stamped everythingthe Commie in the White
House has wanted, including$1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion
dollars) or shovel-readyprojects which have never begun. And
by the way, whatever happened to that onetrillion dollars?
How about the Unaffordable Health Care Act whichthey vowed to get
rid o? And also Kate’s Law about thepoor girl in San Francisco that
was killed by an illegal
alien, the Senate couldn’t even get it off the ground.Te
Republicans attempt to pass flimsy legislation
they know the White House will veto and then don’t haveenough
nads to override the veto. Teir answer to that is“Oh well, we
tried.” We seniors have struggled along these past ew yearson
very little, i anything in the way o a social securityincrease
because we have been told the inflation rate islow or nonexistent.
When was the last time one o thesecharacters went to buy groceries?
Every week the Americanpeople go into a grocery store and the
prices have gone up
and the portions keep shrinking. Te only thing that hashelped us
a little bit is that the price o energy has gonedown. As an
independent, I’m o the opinion, that weshouldn’t send a thin dime
to any o the Republicans whoare vying or the gravy train. As ar as
I’m concerned, ithey want to be elected, or re-elected, they should
pay orit out o their own pockets. Tis Congress is corrupt
andmorally bankrupt.
~ Lewis Mains
Glasgow
Gravy Train with buiscut wheels?
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Charming 3 bedroom, two bath home on 3 1/2 acresfor sale, just
1/2 mile south of Glasgow, Montana.The house has 2528 square feet
of living space.New siding, windows and air
conditioning/heatingsystem were installed in 2015. There are two
mainoor bedrooms, updated bathroom with double sink,nice kitchen
with open oor plan and large living roomwith beautiful views. The
downstairs was remodeled in2011, boasting a large den with wood
freplace, storageroom, and bonus room with in suite bathroom.
Thedetached 1200 square foot garage has a wood stoveto keep it warm
while you work. There are two otheroutbuildings: a greenhouse with
heat available to it anda wood shed. Close to town but yet
private.
“... and now we can use any bathroom we wantto,
Bro!” “Whoa, who you callin’ Bro?”
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BUZZIFIEDS
Heat couldbringT-Storms
tomorrow
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after midnight. Mostly clear, with a lowaround 63.
West southwest wind around 6 mph becominglight and variable.
Thursday: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Some storms could be severe,with large
hail and damaging winds. Mostly sunny, with
a high near 90. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph becomingwest
northwest 11 to 16 mph in the morning. Winds could
gust as high as 23 mph.
Thursday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms
before midnight, then a slight chance of showers. Partlycloudy,
with a low around 56. West northwest wind 6 to
11 mph. Chance of precipi tation is 30%.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 88. North wind 5 to 7mph
becoming south southeast in the afternoon.
Friday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Partly
cloudy, with a low around 63. East wind 10
to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Chance of
precipitation is 30%.Saturday: A chance of showers, with
thunderstorms
also possible after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near86.
Breezy, with an east wind 17 to 22 mph, with gustsas high as 31
mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Saturday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 60.
Sunday: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms
alsopossible after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 79.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 51.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, witha high
near 79.
BUZZFOR RENT OR SALE: 3BR units at St. Marie $450, 1200 sq. ft .
new
kitchen floors and countertops, and $550 sq. ft. (Bath &
1/2) withbasement and garage. Nice Units. CALL
406-524-3742
BUZZLARGE HERITAGE APT. FOR RENT: 925 sq. ft., 2 bd, 1½ bath
in the city of Glasgow, quiet. Laundry room, small pets ok,
A/C.
Available 5/1 & 6 /9. Rent $575/mo. (360) 750-6746
BUZZFOR RENT: Newly fenced horse pasture can take care of up to
five
horses, $40 per horse per month. Located 1/2 mile east of
Glasgow
(you know, east of the Glasgow High School). Will be available
June
15th just as soon as Bernie and Rocky quit screwing around
and
get the fencing done. CALL BERNIE AT 406-899-8305.
BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN: is looking for a part-time evening/night
fron
desk person. Shift is from 3:30 - 9:00 pm. PICK UP
APPLICATIONS
AT THE FRONT DESK AT THE COTTONWOOD INN
BUZZTRINITY TECHNOLOGY GROUP seeks professional and
caree
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 pub lic.
Requirements
High School diploma or equivalent, proficiency in the
English
language, pass medical and drug screening, and
backgroundchecks. To apply go to
http://www.trinitytechnologygroup.com
. E. O. E.
BUZZFULL-TIME CUSTODIAL POSITION IRLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Starting wage $12.80 - $15.40 DOE. Hours: dur ing school term
3:00
– 11:30 p.m.; summer term wi ll be a day shift . Benefits:
Ret irement
vacation/sick leave, holidays, insurance & longevity. Job
description
available upon request. Instructions to apply are located on
the
District website: www.glasgow.k12.mt.us, go to employment
tab
and select classified positions. Open until filled. FOR
MORE INFO
CONTACT RYAN STONE AT 263-7738
While today’s high on top o the hill is orecast to be 94,the
record or the date was 97° set in 1988, a year that
had a hot streak in early June, or sure. For the date oJune 6th,
1988, it was 107 degrees, ollowed up on June7th with a 106°
scorcher. Te record high or June 9th is97° set in 1957; normal is
75°.
S e n i o
r Ci t i ze n C e n t e r
CasseroleCall for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
THURSDAY
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Yep, summer is here (although not officially untilJune
20th) and events are beginning across the state.Tough hot
temperatures and sunshine are predominantin Montana during the
summer, thunderstorms and thethreat o lightning are also a
threat. Across Montana, we average between 20 and
40 thunderstorm days per year. Tough a severethunderstorm is
classified as one that has hail one inchor larger and damaging
winds 58 mph or greater, allthunderstorms are dangerous and
potentially deadlydue to threat o lightning. Are you having
an outdoor, community event? Beready or it by having the National
Weather Service as apartner! Tis reerence will take you through the
steps tomake sure weather does not cause a tragedy at the eventyou
are hosting. Whether it is severe thunderstorms,
winter storms, a heat wave or high winds, weather hasa way o
turning a un event into a potentially deadlygathering o a lot o
people.
Months before the event:• Contact your local
Disaster and Emergency Services
Coordinator. Discuss the venue, the expected attendance,and the
hazards that could occur during the time of year
the event will occur
• Contact the National Weather Service in Glasgow and letthem
know about the event so they can add it to their listof known
events. ([email protected], or 406-228-
4042)• Develop an Emergency Action Plan with your DES
Coordinator/Local Emergency Planning Committee and
National Weather Service ofce. Include information suchas:
• Identifying potential hazards that could occur• How to contact
local ofcials
• How to contact your NWS ofce• Identify communication methods
for the organizers
• Identify how to notify attendees at the event if there is
anemergency
• Identifying designated shelters and/or evacuation plans• Have
pre-written statements that they are ready to use if
needed
One to two weeks prior to the event:
• Contact the National Weather Service in Glasgow at
406-228-4042 or go online and look at the latest forecast, and
the 6-10 Day and 8-14 day outlooks at www.weather.govglasgow
• Click on your event location on the map on the main page
for a 7 day forecast• Let the entire planning committee know if
there could be
any concerns in the forecast or outlooks.
Te NWS of Glasgow wants to help you play it safe
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NORTHEAST MONTANA’S FORD HEADQUARTERSCall Jerry, Josh or Norm •
228-2141 • 866-528-2141
Check us out on the web for more great deals
www.hilineford.net
• If weather may be a problem, designate a WeatherWatcher for
your event
Two-Four Days prior to the event:• Have the Designated
Weather Watcher get the latest
forecast either by calling the National Weather Service
inGlasgow or going to our website
• Consider cancellation or changing hours/date of the eventif
needed
Day before event:• Have the Designated Weather Watcher
check on the latestforecast again by calling the National Weather
Service inGlasgow and/or checking our website
• Have a NOAA Weather Radio receiver available at thevenue
and/or make sure the county dispatch knows how
to get hold of your Designated Weather Watcher in theevent of
any watches, warnings, advisories or special
weather statements• Consider cancellation or changing hours/date
of the event
if needed
• Make sure the National Weather Service has contactinformation
for the Designated Weather Watcher
Morning of event:• Have the Designated Weather
Watcher check on the latest
forecast again by calling the National Weather Service inGlasgow
and/or checking our website
• Consider cancellation or changing hours/date of the event,if
needed
During the Event:• Keep the public informed if there is a
threat, and update
them through the day
• Monitor for any hazards that may impact the event byhaving the
NOAA Weather Radio, the internet to monitor
radar, and graphical displays of watches, warnings,
advisories or special weather statements, and be readyto call
the National Weather Service if you have specic
concerns• Evacuate people at least 30 minutes prior to a
threat
occurring, if possible. More time may be needed if youhave a
large attendance including hundreds or thousands
of people.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.USDA
provides reasonable accommodations for all personswith disabilities
to participate in USDA programs and activities.
June 21, 2016, Glasgow - 9:00 a.m. to 12:30
p.m.City-County Glasgow Library, 408 3rd Ave S
June 22, 2016, Malta - 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.First State
Bank of Malta, 1 S. 1st Street East
June 23, 2016, Chinook - 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Wallner
Hall, 337 Ohio
If you have questions about the workshops or if you
requirespecial accommodations, contact Abby Dresser at 406-544-
6445or [email protected].
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and
itsconservation easement partners are hosting three
conservationeasement workshops in northcentral Montana the 3rd week
of June:
Conservation Easement Workshops
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On Hwy 2 Across From McDonald’s
Salvage&
Antiques
Open Through Summer Thurs. 10-4 Fri.
10-4 Sat. 10-3
406-263-7567
Marcia Fast. Propriator
Come check out Young Livingessential oils, diffusers and
other products!door prizes • oil-infusedsnacks •
cash-and-carry
products on hand
You can also get an iTovibiofeedback scan for $10.
OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, June 8th
at 6:00pm
at Ransome’s(next to Western Drug)
Contact Marisa at 406-697-1898
for any questions.
Beef
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ...............$4.99 lb.BonelessNEW YORK
PORK CHOPS ........$1.99 lbFamily Pack Boneless SkinlessCHICKEN
BREASTS .................$1.99 lb.BeefEYE OF ROUND STEAK
............$3.99 lb.Pork Shoulder
BOSTON ROAST......................$1.79 lb.Beef Bone-InSHORT
RIBS ....................... ....$3.99 lb.
Week of June 8 - 14, 2016
S u m m e r T i
m e
S a v i n g s
Fill It Fresh $10/bagon Select Items
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Bridal Registry
Jensen & MorehouseJune 11, 2016
Clegg & Richter July 25, 2016
Leisy-Weins & StebletonJuly 16, 2016
Markle & BurtSeptember 24, 2016
Dunphy & RasmusanNovember 12, 2016
30 % O F
F Yard Decor & Summer Apparel
Totes • Wallets • Hats
HUMP DAY!!Sizzling Summer Deals WEDNESDAY, JUNE
15TH
Got Meat on the Grill(Showcasing Milk River Lean Beef
Samples)
Bag of Fabulous items $5 up to Thrill75% OFF Tables… Serious
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R o b y n ’ s N e s t a t
On uesday, June 14th, Montana Department o Labor&
Industry Program Manager, Chris Wilhelm, will leadan ree
inormational session to explain the IncumbentWorker raining program
to businesses. Tis grant program targets businesses with 20
orewer employees per location, and 50 or ewer employeesstatewide.
It offers up to $2,000 per employee to helpbusinesses purchase
skills-based training or certifiededucation or their existing
employees. A sample o topics that will be covered include:•
What is the Incumbent Worker raining program?
• Who can and should apply?• Which employees may qualiy?• What
types o training may be eligible or grant unding?• What changes are
coming to the program during the
next fiscal year? Tis educational session is ree and open
to thepublic. For more inormation please contact the GlasgowJob
Service at (406) 228-9369.
Incumbent Worker raining Program
Showcased at the Glasgow Job Service
An old man comes into a restaurant, sits at his
usualtable, and orders his usual, Matzoh ball soup. Te waiter
sets it down in ront o him, and stands back to watch himenjoy
it. But the man just sits there. “Is there something wrong?”
the waiter asks. “I can’t eat this soup,” the man
replies. “Is it too hot?” Te waiter asks. “No,” the man
replies. “Too cold?” “No.” “Too salty?”
“No.” Te waiter calls the che and he asks the samequestions.
Finally the che at his wits end says, “Sir, I willtaste the soup
mysel. Where is the spoon?” Says the old man: “A-Ha!”
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Glasgow Elks Lodge #1922 scholarships were awardedto a total of
11 area graduating seniors in the amountof $500 each. Eight of the
recipients are Glasgowgraduates. Pictured are GHS Vice
Principal/Athletic
Director Brenner Flaten, Elks member Pete Hellandand GHS grads
Logan Gunderson, Brett See, MaryFewer, Andrea Hansen, Kathleen
Brandt, Cody Kingand Zachary Miller.
Recent Hinsdale graduate Delany Beil was one of the
11scholarship recipients, pictured with the Glasgow Elksmembers Tim
Young and Zak Peterson, as was ChanningMavencamp from Saco,
pictured at right. Selection is basedon academic achievement,
leadership ability, school andcommunity participation and personal
attributes.
Friends of the Poneer Museum
Sunday, June 12, 2016 1 ~ 5 pm at the Pioneer Museum
Honoring the Retirement of Al & Doris Franzen
ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE2 Lots on the North Side Ready to Build!
Bonus double car garage is already existing!
7800 sq. ft. and located on 5th Avenue North.
$65,000Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
(406) 228-2525 -www.redfoxxrealestate.com
CALL FOR INFORMATION TODAY!
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