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Eastern B-C Runners-up
The Eastern B-C Divisional Wrestling Tournament
was held in Forsyth this past Saturday where the
Scotties had a great showing, but are still in the
shadow of top-ranked Colstrip. Heading into the
finals, the Scotties trailed the Colts 212-188, final
score, 243, 196. Proudly representing Glasgow
were, back row: Jeremiah McCoy, Kyler Hallock,
Jake Kuka, Oden Hallock, Kaden Zimmerman,
Mayson Phipps and Ty Kittleson. Front row:
Lylie Foster, Azuray Jones, Meranda Bechel,
Ben Anderson, Colten Fast, John Cremer, Dylan
Nieskens, Cooper Larson, Jake Meiers, Gavin
Gunderman, Austin Hughes and Ted Tryan. The
Scotties will be very well represented at the State
515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230
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All-Class Wrestling Tournament at the Metra in
Billings this Friday and Saturday, February 8th
and 9th (results inside). Friday morning’s Parade
of Athletes will begin at 10:00 sharp followed by
the National Anthem at 10:10. First-round matches
get underway at 10:20. On Saturday morning, the
National Anthem will be at 9:20 with the semifinal
and consolation quarterfinal matches getting
down to business at 9:30. Saturday afternoon will
see the Parade of Finalists and National Anthem
at 3:15 followed by the championship matches
(three mats, Class AA, Class A and Class B-C).
Here’s to hoping Scotty fans will have plenty to
cheer about Saturday afternoon!
 the owl and
the pussycat By Bill Manhoff
A theatrical reading
Performed by Andy Meyers & Pam L. Veis
Sat., Feb. 9
Pioneer Museum, 7:00pm, Doors open at 6:00pm
with catered bar by the Cottonwood Inn.
Appetizers Provided.
Sun. Feb. 10
Busted Knuckle Brewery, 4:00pm, Doors open at
3:00pm. Appetizers provided.
$20 Admittance free
Presented by special arrangement
with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.
Three to four
more by morn
Another system will bring up to 4 inches of snow to the
area through Wednesday morning. Also, expect wind
chills to -35.
Tonight: Snow likely, mainly before 11pm. Cloudy, with
a low around -11. Wind chill values between -15 and
-25. North wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 70%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch
possible.
Wednesday: A 30 percent chance of snow, mainly
before 8am. Cloudy and cold, with a high near -4. Wind
chill values between -20 and -25. North wind around 8
mph. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch
possible.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around
-27. North wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the
evening.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and cold, with a high near -8.
Calm wind becoming southeast around 5 mph in the
afternoon.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -23.
Southeast wind around 6 mph.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 1. East wind
around 6 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -10.
Northeast wind around 7 mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Cloudy and
cold, with a high near -1. Northeast wind around 7 mph.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow before
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around -15. East wind
around 7 mph.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy and cold, with a high near 0.
East wind around 6 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -13.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 5.
Thanks for Listening
Male Toxic Masculinity
Debunked
“Toxic masculinity” has become one of
the latest rallying cries on the left, a new
way to attack a favorite target, white
men. All kinds of behavior is lumped
in under this label. Men who rape women are labeled the
same as men who play contact sports. Instead of specifically
describing “toxic rapists” or similar, the phrase implies that
all men are toxic.
But it’s not accurate. Not all men are toxic. Rapists,
abusers, murderers, etc. are toxic. Children’s sports coaches,
pastors and men who are caregivers are not.
The reality is there are plenty of evil women too. Why
not “toxic femininity” then? Because feminists know that it
will tarnish all women. I asked a lefty friend of mine why no
one uses the phrase, and he says because it means the same
thing as misogyny. Well if that’s true, and toxic masculinity
means misandry, then why is it OK to use it to describe men?
There are plenty of men who don’t feel comfortable
talking about their feelings and that’s just the way they are.
Just like there are many women who don’t feel comfortable
talking about their feelings. The problem is the left likes to
paint everyone with a broad brush and fit them into group
stereotypes. Why not treat men and women as individuals?
The effort to label men as toxic seems to be contrived,
in order to pit the sexes against each other. It’s part of a larger
strategy by the left to keep women within the Democratic
fold. Since more men than women are conservative, they’re
an easy target. Portray them as toxic and conservatism looks
toxic by association. Democrats look like the party that
cares about protecting poor innocent women from all those
dangerous men.
I hear you out there! You’re saying Virgil’s back on his
“hate women” bandstand. You’ll be calling me all sorts of
sexist and racist and any other ists you can come up with on
that anti-social rag FB. Well, sistah....Good on ya’.
I don’t use FB for anything other than pictures of my
grandkids. Seems kinda’ childish to me. Sorta’ like the old CB
Radio. Anyone can write anything they like on FB and they
can hide behind anonymity, cowardly bastards that they are.
If I disagree with someone I will challenge that someone to a
tete a tete verbal duel. Publicly if you wish.
However.....Everything you have just heard above the
line that starts with “I hear you out there” was written by one
of your own. Her name is Rachel Alexander and I copied and
pasted her, verbatim or word for word if you prefer.
Chew on that awhile.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening. ~ V.V.
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Eastern B-C Wrestling Tournament at Forsyth, February 2, 2019
Team scores: Colstrip 243, Glasgow 196, Huntley Project
166, Circle 108, Poplar 80, Shepherd 74, Forsyth 72.5,
Baker 32.5, Broadus 31, Wolf Point 12, Lamer Deer 0.
103: Krayle Stormer, Circle; Langdon Smith, Shepherd;
Parker Craig, Huntley Project; Robbie Burns, Colstrip;
Jake Kuka, Glasgow; Matthew Whalen, Colstrip
Kuka (20-19) opens with #3 Craig (20-23)
113: Tugg Taylor, Circle; Jase Frederick, Poplar; Bryson
Bartelson, Circle; Ben Anderson, Glasgow; Garrett
Buckalew, Colstrip; Tegan Miller, Baker
Anderson (17-18) opens with #1 North’s Roper Mycke
(28-10) of Conrad
120: Camron Reilly, Forsyth; Zach Valdez, Colstrip; Jake
Meiers, Glasgow; Ashton Christman, Huntley Project;
Danny Burshia, Wolf Point; Mitchell Youngman, Poplar
Meiers (13-9) opens with #2 North’s Harold Miller of
Shelby (35-12)
126: Colten Fast, Glasgow; Clayton Donally, Huntley
Project; Kayden Howe, Colstrip; Canyon Casterline,
Circle; Marcus Genia, Poplar; Travis Pew, Circle
Ranked #1 in the B-C ranks, Fast (40-9) opens with
North’s #4 Dayne Sullivan of Simms (19-17)
132: Oden Hallock, Glasgow; Dawson Buckalew,
Colstrip; Cole Becker, Circle; Dalton Lecoe, Baker; Alex
Nelson, Huntley Project; Logan Boadle, Poplar
Also ranked #1 in the state, Hallock (29-11) opens with
#4 West’s Wesley Buchannen of Superior-Alberton (9-12)
138: Jackson Currier, Colstrip; Kaden Zimmerman,
Glasgow; John Cremer, Glasgow; Blake Zimmerman,
Huntley Project; Lakota Schindler, Colstrip; Kyler Afrank,
Baker
Zimmerman (33-16) opens with #3 West’s Jonny
Chamberlain of Florence-Carlton (14-13); #3 Cremer (25-
20) opens with West’s #2 Colt Crawford of Arlee (14-7)
145: Rylin Burns, Colstrip; Trey Taylor, Circle; Troy
Let’s go for the BIG POINTS, Scotties! Colten Fast with another pin...
Amsden, Broadus; Kaelen Smith, Poplar; Jeremiah
McCoy, Glasgow; Trystan Koch, Huntley Project
One out of the money, Jeremiah will be hungry next
season
152: Michael Weber, Forsyth; Kyler Hallock, Glasgow;
Avery Uecker, Baker; Donovan Sturtze, Broadus; Chavis
Norton, Huntley Project; Kaleb Neubauer, Poplar
Hallock (33-17) opens with #3 West’s Skyler Titsworth of
Arlee (18-5)
160: Ty Bradley, Colstrip; Sam Schmidt, Huntley Project;
Paden Vannattan, Forsyth; Ty Kittleson, Glasgow;
Hunter Dare, Huntley Project; Levi Beeler, Shepherd
Kittleson (22-26) opens with #1 West’s Avery Meinzen of
Florence Carlton (23-5)
170: Cody Blaede, Colstrip; Dylan Nieskens, Glasgow;
Kameron Powell, Shepherd; Stran Selman, Huntley Project;
Cade Buchanan, Huntley Project; Larry Hunt, Broadus
Nieskens (39-77) opens with #3 South’s Caden Crowell of
Cascade (33-13). Cut Bank’s JR Seewald (1st out of the
North) is on Dylan’s side of the bracket. If both of them
can make it to the semifinals, it will set up one hellova war
to make it to the finals.
182: Nakoda Siegel, Colstrip; Henry Koch, Huntley
Project; Nate Gorham, Shepherd; Tanner Geiss, Huntley
Project; Jacob Berger, Poplar; Lander Potts, Forsyth
205: Beau Petersen, Colstrip; Gage Schmitt, Shepherd;
Cooper Larson, Glasgow; Tyson Sutherland, Poplar;
Asher Croy, Huntley Project; Tyler Pribbernow, Poplar
Larson (29-22) opens with #3 South’s Malik Jones of Deer
Lodge (25-15)... Let’s go, Coop!
285: Journey Grimsrud, Huntley Project; Trey Yates,
Colstrip; Mayson Phipps, Glasgow; Terry Spotted Wolf,
Colstrip; Trey Pribbernow, Poplar; Kyler Powell, Shepherd
Phipps (36-14) opens with #2 South’s Carter Beer
Columbus/Absorokee (30-4)
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21st Annual Ice Fishing Derby is in the books

The Glasgow Area Chamber of prizes and raffles were awarded Fort Peck following the derby. The
Commerce & Agriculture held its to the participants. The 50/50 was 2019 Ice Derby was sponsored
21st Annual Ice Fishing Derby at won by Jeff Alsberg in the amount by: Edward Jones, JR’s Party
the Dredge Cuts Trout Pond at Fort of $415.00. Jay Saiz won the Yetti Store, Cottonwood Inn, Nemont
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