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Busy Bees!
It was a bit off the beaten path, but there was a
lemonade stand Wednesday afternoon at the Busy
Bee Embroidery Shop on the Fort Peck Highway.
With a bit of assistance by Grandma Juanita
Morehouse, Everet and Fallan were serving up
some great lemonade. Busy Bee Embroidery is
open and if you’re looking for some cool graduation
gifts, keep this awesome shop in mind.

No Memorial Day program in Glasgow this year

Memorial Day will look a lot
different his year, due to COVID
19. After checking National, State
and County health guidelines,
the program had to be cancelled,
however we will still be honoring
our Veterans by placing flags
on their graves at the Highland
Cemetery on Saturday, May 23rd.
Social distancing will be adhered to.
Crews will remove flags starting
shortly after noon on Monday,
Memorial Day. In the privacy of
your own homes, please remember
the sacrifices of those who served
and are still serving to protect our
great nation.
For this Memorial Day
The American Legion National
Commander ask that we light a
candle at dusk on Memorial Day.
May God bless all our Veterans
and God bless The United States of
America!
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Close to a
record breaker
Last night’s storm had a
bit of dime-sized hail locally,
and lots of rain. The total of
1.94 inches in Glasgow was
less than a tenth of an inch off
the record of 2.02 inches set in
1974. Time to gas up the lawn
mower.
Miles City, however,
wasn’t quite so lucky as a Wednesday evening storm
brought tennis-ball-sized hail (in photo above) and
heavy winds to their area.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 44. West southwest
wind 13 to 18 mph becoming light and variable after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 24 mph.
Friday: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly between
10am and 3pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 70. Light and
variable wind becoming west 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 47. West northwest wind 6 to 10
mph.
Saturday: A 40 percent chance of showers. Cloudy, with a
high near 65. Northwest wind 7 to 14 mph.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 46. Northwest wind 9 to 14 mph.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with
a high near 69. Northwest wind 8 to 15 mph, with gusts as
high as 20 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 45.
Northwest wind 6 to 13 mph becoming south after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
Memorial Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76. West
southwest wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51. South
southwest wind 6 to 11 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Tuesday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny,
with a high near 79. Southwest wind 5 to 14 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74.
American Legion leader calls
on public to light up the night
American Legion National Commander James W.
“Bill” Oxford is urging the public to honor the country’s
fallen military heroes at dusk on Memorial Day by
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lighting candles of remembrance and placing them on
front porches.
- “As we continue to follow stay-at-home guidance
during the coronavirus pandemic, we must not fail to
remember the men and women who fought for our
freedoms,” Oxford said. “Memorial Day observances
around the country and beyond are certain to be much
different this year, but we can show our respects by
lighting and displaying candles to remind everyone
why we must never forget the meaning of this sacred
holiday.”
The commander also suggests that families make
signs expressing their gratitude for military sacrifice,
photograph friends and family holding up the signs
and sharing the images on social media. “We can
remind everyone by showing our candles and sharing
our messages that no matter the circumstances, we will
never forget those who are no longer among us.”
Oxford added that American Legion posts can
alert their local media of this nationwide call for
remembrance, with candles to be lit at dusk on May 25.
He added that different-colored candles can symbolize
different remembrances.
“You can light a red candle to remember those
who shed their blood in combat and made the ultimate
sacrifice in defense of our country. A white candle
can remind us all of the POWs and MIAs who are
not yet home from wartime service. A blue candle
can symbolize our eternal love of those who did come
home but have since left us. Any way you choose, light
a candle of remembrance, or three, for the fallen to let
the world know that Memorial Day matters deeply to
The American Legion, even if ceremonies and public
observances are significantly changed this year.”
Stories and images from such Memorial Day
observances can be posted on legion.org/legiontown as
well as social media channels like Instagram, Facebook
and Twitter, tagging The American Legion National
Headquarters. Participants are asked to use the hashtag
#candlesofhonor so images and messages can be
aggregated in social media.
The American Legion, www.legion.org, is
the nation’s largest and most influential veterans
organization.

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VALLEY COUNTY WEED DISTRICT is looking to hire one full time spray
operators and Glasgow Mosquito is looking for one part time operator
to work 6-10 hours a week. Positions are for the 2020 summer spray
season. Starting wage is $11:35/hr. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL
SUPERVISOR STONE TIHISTA AT 406-263-9333.
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VALLEY COUNTY FAIR COMMISSION is looking for a grounds keeper.
Responsibilities to include mowing, weed-eating, cleanup etc. pay is
$12.50 per hour up to 20 hours a week. Must be 16 or older. To start June 1.
PLEASE SEND LETTER OF INTEREST OR RESUME TO: Valley County
Fair Commission: 501 Court Square Box 17, Glasgow, MT 59230
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VALLEY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT is hiring an RN to work 30
hours per week, WITH BENEFITS, Monday – Thursday. Join our dynamic
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Montana Registered Nurse license required. If interested in the position,
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Attention!
ATHLETIC All Student Athletes:
PHYSICALS Now scheduling athle�c physicals for the 2020-2021 sports
season. All student athletes will need to make individual
appointments at FMDH Glasgow Clinic Primary Care.
221 5th Avenue South
Glasgow, MT 59230
406-228-3400 FMDH.ORG
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Housekeeping position. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning
services to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment
for residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
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construction of Town utilities, cemetery, streets, parks, and other public
works projects. Salary $12.75, 20 hrs./week To apply for this position,
apply online at Montana Job Service, or Mail application to: Town of
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resident. PLEASE VISIT OUR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT FOR
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From way down in my cranium,
This prediction I will make:
That if you eat uranium,
You’ll get atomic ache.
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NOTICE
Valley County
Refuse District
Will hold a
Special Meeting
Tuesday, May 26th
at 9:00 am
at the Landfill

We would like to thank

everyone who attended
our Customer Appreciation
Event in lieu of our Annual
Mother’s Day Sale.
Congratulations to our
Door Prize winners!
Linda Beadle
Leisha Edwards
Deb Furhman
Jenna Johnson
Jessica Richter
Kim Shipp
Stephany Sundheim
State tournaments set
By Mike Brandt
Montana High School Association has announced Change of Venue
the state tournament dates for the 2020-21 and some Come Celebrate Come Celebrate the
2021-22 school years.
with Caite Graduation of
Laurel will host the 2021 state A and B track meet. Taylor Pederson,
The meet was set to be held this year in Laurel until You are Invited! Saul Hansen,
it was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Laura Ross,
meet will be held May 28-29. Sunday, May 24
and Tim Wageman
State B-C softball will be in Florence from May 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Backyard BBQ At the Elks Lodge
27-29. The season was canceled this year because of
at the Grewe’s Saturday, May 23
the creepy Covid crud. Glasgow seniors missed out from 4:00 - 7:00 PM
on their final year of softball. Lewistown will host the 518 4th Ave. N
Originally Scheduled
Glasgow
2022 tournament on May 26-28. at the Cottonwood
The Class B golf tournament will be held at
Superintendent Arntzen announces task
Eagle Rock Golf Course near Billings from May 18-
19. The Class C meet will be at Bozeman’s Riverside forces for opening the new school year
Golf Course the same dates. Fairmont Hot Springs in Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen
Anaconda will host the B meet in 2022, while Sidney announced today that she has formed two task forces
will host the C meet, both on May 17-18. to provide feedback and guidance on how to open the
All-Class state cross country will be in Missoula 2020-2021 school year this fall in light of the COVID-19
at the University Of Montana Golf Course on Oct. 21 outbreak.
Bozeman will keep the all-class volleyball The Montana Learn 2020 Task Force is made up of
tournament at Montana State University from Nov. students, parents, educators, and community partners
11-13. The tournament has been a good fit for MSU to assess what resources families and educators need
and Bozeman where fans can watch four matches at to be successful in learning and teaching in distance or
one time. This is an awesome site to see. If you like mixed-delivery models. Local members of the Montana
volleyball and have never been to a state tournament Learn 2020 Task Force are Laurie Enebo, Glasgow
than you should attend this tournament. Middle School Social Studies Teacher, and Kristina
Another awesome site is the all-class wrestling McGee, Glasgow High School English Teacher.
tournament, which will held in Billings at First The Montana Flex 2020 Task Force, in which
Interstate Arena at MetraPark. This tournament is held Glasgow Superintendant Wade Sundby is a member, is
in February on the 11th and 12th. It will also feature a made up primarily of school administrators, education
girls wrestling tournament at the same time and place. associations, and the Board of Public Education to
In the past girls could participate on the boys’ team review state and federal rules and statutes that need
and had to earn a trip to the state meet. This next year updating to provide schools with more flexibility.
girls will have their own team and wrestle against girls The two committees will meet four times through
only. Zoom in May and June to draft guidance to the Office of
March 10-12 is the date for the state basketball Public Instruction and education partners.
tournaments. The Class B tournament will be in
Bozeman at MSU. Great Falls will host the Class C Feeling overwhelmed?
tournament at ExpoPark. The final day of this year’s Moving to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View?
tournament s were canceled because of the virus.
MHSA crowned both teams that were to play for the Let us help.
championship this this as co0-champs.
Scobey may have won the C title with a win over
Fairview as the Spartans had beaten the Warriors
twice. The Spartans will have most of the players back
and should be a favorite to win the 2021 boys’ crown. Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
 Thanks for Listening
What’s Wrong
With This Picture
Our Institutes of Higher
Learning, or maybe that should
be our Institutes of Learning while
High have reached a new level of lowness in my
opinion. Let’s see what you think about Scottsdale
Community College down in Arizona.
Seems this professor, Dr. Nichols Damask, a
teacher of Islamic terrorism at said Institute, has
urinated-off one of his Muslim students. Whine,
Whine says the student. My feelings got hurted.
Anyway, the professor had a three question
quiz that caused the Muslim student quite a bit
of angst when question number one asked: Who
Do Terrorists strive to emulate? The answer was:
Mohammed.
Question number two asked: Where is terrorism
encouraged in Islamic doctrine and Law? The answer
was: In the Medina Verses which is the portion of
the Qur’an traditionally understood as having been
revealed later in Muhammads prophetic career.
And question number three that threw the
student off kilter was: Terrorism is_______in Islam.
Answer: justified within the context of jihad.
I feel I must give you an over-simplified
translation of jihad: Jihad being described as a holy
war against non-Muslims on behalf of Islam.
The student became so inundated with shame
(poor baby!) over the questions that he took his
tribulations to social media. You know....social
media....the place where college sophomores
congregate in search of a “cause.”
Well friends, they found their quest. The
“cause” soon resulted in the professor receiving
death threats to him and his family so scary that he
moved his wife, their eight-year-old grandson and
the professors 85 year old parents to a safe location.
Those depths I mentioned that our colleges and
universities have sunk to....to which they have sunk...
to (?) reared its gnarled head when the president of
Scottsdale Community College issued a statement
that in essence tossed the professor under the bus.
Or more accurately tossed him under a Sherman
tank. There’s a whole lot more to this story but I
fear there are some folks right here in Valley County
who would take offense at “lots more” truths so I’ll
by-pass some of what I learned. The SCC president
Christina Haines issued the following:
“SCC deeply apologizes to the student and
to anyone in the broader community who was
offended by the material. SCC administration has
addressed with the instructor the offensive nature
of the quiz questions and their contradiction to the
college values. The instructor will be apologizing
to the student shortly and the student will receive
credit for the three questions. The questions will
be removed from future tests.”
Yikes! Apologies should also go out to the
founders of the United States Constitution and Bill
of Rights which have been badly trampled upon at
this community (communist?) college in Arizona.
Folks, I don’t know about you but when I
finished reading her statement I found myself
reaching for my in-flight barf bag! Did you?
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
FRIDAY
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Letter to the Buzz
It’s a great bargain
Our county library has a two-mill levy request on
the ballot. This community asset is well worth a positive
vote. For every $100,000 of property value the tax bill
will increase $2.70.
45,000 items available to use, events, technology,
and other services are accessible to Valley County folks.
The library hosts about 52,000 people per year —
that is an average of 20 people per hour that the library
doors are open. For probably less than $10 per year
we can help fund this valuable resource. This mill levy
is a great bargain. Urge your continued support of our
library.
~ Bruce Peterson
Fort Peck