“No Bull”

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Going for the Bait

While local artist Connie Tveten
is acclaimed on the national
level for her wood-carved birds
and acrylic wildlife paintings on
sandstone, she has now taken
to the marine life as well. This is
Connie’s second walleye painting
on sandstone, a stunning work of
art indeed. As with her first walleye
work of art, will be up for grabs
at this Saturday’s Glasgow-Fort
Peck chapter’s annual Walleyes
Unlimited Banquet. Donated
by Missouri River Realty, this
is the first in a series of acrylic
sandstone paintings which will
be auctioned off at the Glasgow/
Fort Peck WU Banquet. Missouri
River Realty has committed
to donate a one-of-a-kind
sandstone painting by Connie on
an annual basis: an envy to the
rest of the WU banquets around
the state for sure! Connie likes to
snorkel in Fort Peck Reservoir,
and that is what inspired the
colors for this particular art piece.
“The water always looks green to
me,” she noted. The banquet is
this Saturday, April 6th. Raffles,
games and silent auctions will
begin at 4:30 with a walleye &
pulled pork dinner at 6:00. For
ticket information, please see ad
in today’s Buzz.
 Question: How did the
hipster burn his tongue?
Service for Vicki Forbus
Answer: He drank his Vicki R. Forbus, age
coffee before it was cool. 48, of Glasgow passed
away on Tuesday, April
T-Bone wrote a song Retirement Party 2, 2019 at her home in
about a corn tortilla. Well for Glasgow.
A Funeral Service
actually, it’s more of a Linda Bartell will be held at the Bell
wrap.
Milk River Mortuary Chapel on
Dwarfs and midgets
Activity Center Friday, April 5th at 10:00
have very little in common. Friday, April 5 a.m. Burial will follow in
At 1:00 pm Highland Cemetery.
PMS should just be
called ovary-acting.
everyone is
welcome to attend Last chance to see Brad
Warmer but
with Prairie Symphonette
The PRAIRIE SYMPHONETTE is having their
breezy spring concert on the afternoon of Saturday, April 6th
Thursday at 3:00 in the Scobey High Gym.
The theme is GO WEST. All of their music will be
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 35. West wind 8 to of old Western songs. Pieces like Bonanza, William Tell
13 mph becoming light after midnight. Winds could gust as Overture, (the Lone Ranger theme), Shenandoah, and
high as 18 mph.
Buffalo Gals will be played. This concert is also honoring
Friday: Sunny through mid morning, then becoming cloudy, Brad Persinger and Matt & Jen Goettle.
with a high near 62. Light and variable wind becoming
southeast 6 to 11 mph in the morning.
Brad has been directing the Symphonette and
playing his French horn with the group since 2002 and
Friday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly
before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 40. East
will soon be moving to Kansas City where he will be
southeast wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. rooting for the Royals and the Chiefs. He will be truly
missed as he is such a talented musician.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 62. Southeast wind 5 to 13 Matt, who has also been directing and playing
mph becoming northwest in the morning. Winds could gust trombone, along with his wife Jen, who plays clarinet,
as high as 26 mph. will now be moving to Dickinson.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly Because of the talents of these three orchestra
cloudy, with a low around 37. West wind 8 to 13 mph, with members, our small group has grown in its musicianship.
gusts as high as 28 mph. Please come and join us in wishing these three fine
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62. West wind 9 to musicians a well deserved farewell. You will not only be
18 mph, with gusts as high as 32 mph. treated to some very fun and familiar musical numbers,
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38. West but a coffee and cake reception for Brad, Mike, and Jen.
wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 60. West wind 11 to Get Your House ‘Egged’!
15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Glasgow students will deliver Easter eggs to your home
Monday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers after and hide them (if you wish). Dyed eggs are $10/dozen
midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 37. West wind 7 and plastic candy-filled are $1 each. Orders will be
to 10 mph.
accepted through April 12th.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, Eggs will be delivered from Friday, April 19, to
with a high near 57. West northwest wind around 8 mph.
early Easter morning (April 21), depending on your
Tuesday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly preference. Forms are available at Glasgow High School.
cloudy, with a low around 36.
This event benefits Glasgow students who will travel
Wednesday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly to Europe (to France and Spain this summer, and/or
cloudy, with a high near 53.
Greece next summer).
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 Cal Wearley Memorial Track & Field Meet in Havre, April 10th
Girls’ Top Ten Teams Boys Top Ten Teams
1 Havre 85 1 Glasgow 84
2 Fort Benton 81 2 Malta 75
3 Glasgow 80 3 Fairfield 66
4 Chinook 47 4 Fort Benton 45
5 Malta 43 . 67 5 Havre 43
6 Chester-J-I 39 6 North Star 38
7 Cut Bank 36 7 Big Sandy 36
8 Whitewater 22 8 Cut Bank 28
9 Dodson 20 9 Shelby SHEL 27
10 Fairfield 18 10 Denton-Stanford 24

Girls 100 Meter Dash — 1, Molenda, Kamdyn, Cut Bank,

13.1; Hanley, Hannah, Whitewater, 13.8.
Girls 200 Meter Dash —1, Molyneaux, Megan, Chinook,
27.4; 6, Westby, Blaire, Glasgow, 28.6.
Girls 400 Meter Dash — 1, Wirtzberger, Katie, Havre,
1:03.9; 3, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, 1:07.4.
Girls 800 Meter Run Varsity — 1, Hanson, Kourtney,
Chinook, 2:29.7.
Girls 1600 Meter Run — 1, McKean, Iris, Glasgow, 6:02.2;
2, Wasson, Kia, Whitewater, 6:04.8; 4, Cunningham, Ali,
Glasgow, 6:19.4.
Girls 3200 Meter Run — 1, Lawrence, L’Tia, Harlem,
12:05.6; 2, McKean, Iris, Glasgow, 12:55.7. 3, Wasson, Kia,
Whitewater, 13:17.4; 6, Westby, Brooke, Glasgow, 16:04.9.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles — 1, Hull, Tatum, Chester-Jopl,
17.1; 6, Sallee, Alaina, Glasgow, 19.2.
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles — 1, Filius, Sadie, Havre, 50.1
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay — 1, Havre ‘A’ 51.6; 6, Glasgow
‘A’ 56.1.
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay — 1, Havre ‘A’ 4:22.6; 3, Glasgow
‘A’ 4:40.1. Girls High Jump — 1, Chvilicek, Jessalyn, Havre,
5-00; 4, Sallee, Alaina, Glasgow, 4-08.
Girls Pole Vault — 1, Manecke, Dakota, Cut Bank, 9-09;
2, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, 9-03; 3, Kaiser, Katie, Glasgow,
8-06; 4, Peters, Anika, Glasgow, 8-00.
Girls Long Jump — 1, Gannon, Leah, Fort Benton, 15-
09.50.
Girls Triple Jump — 1, Hull, Tatum, Chester-Jopl, 34-05.50.
4, Clark, McKenzie, Fort Benton, 31-05.50.
5, Axtman, Nicole, Fort Benton, 31-03. 6, Bake, Kyler,
Fairfield, 30-08.25.
Girls Shot Put — 1, Jaynes, Christina, Dodson, 35-00.50;
3, Cummings, Kelsee, Whitewater, 32-01; 5, Noser, Riley,
Glasgow, 30-10.
Girls Discus Throw — 1, Jaynes, Christina, Dodson, 102-
10. 2, Peters, Brennan, Glasgow, 101-09.
Girls Javelin Throw — 1, Campbell, Teyha, Glasgow, 115-
04.
Boys 100 Meter Dash Varsity — 1, Allen, Dawson, Fairfield,
11.4.
Boys 200 Meter Dash — 1, Taylor, Dylan, Denton-Geyse,
23.4. 4, Fitzsimmons, Tyler, Glasgow, 24.3.
Boys 400 Meter Dash — 1, Becker, Libien, Fairfield, 54.0.
5, Nieskens, Dylan, Glasgow, 56.5.
Scotty senior Emily Kolstad went 9’ 3” in the pole vault
yesterday in Havre, her personal best, and has already
qualified for State. Earlier this week, Emily signed a
letter of intent to compete for Dickinson State’s track &
field team. photo by Jan Kaiser
Boys 800 Meter Run — 1, Hannum, Trajan, Chinook,
2:10.0. 4, Boland, Alec, Glasgow, 2:13.7.
Boys 1600 Meter Run — 1, McKean, Ellis, Glasgow, 4:56.4.
2, McKean, Merlin, Glasgow, 4:57.7.
Boys 3200 Meter Run — 1, McKean, Ellis, Glasgow,
10:38.1.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles — 1, Schnabel, Connor, Fort
Benton, 17.1. 6, Sukut, Fynn, Glasgow, 19.9.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles — 1, Benn, Cormac, Malta, 45.0.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay — 1, Fairfield ‘A’ 45.4. 3, Glasgow
‘A’ 47.7.
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay — 1, Fort Benton ‘A’ 3:46.1. 3,
Glasgow ‘A’ 3:52.1. 4
Boys High Jump — 1, Bake, Keeley, Fairfield, 6-00. 3,
Boland, Alec, Glasgow, J5-10.
Boys Pole Vault — 1, Brusven, Wyatt, Shelby, 11-00. 3,
Gustafson, Caden, Glasgow, 10-06. 6, Wageman, Tim,
Glasgow, 10-00.
Boys Long Jump — 1, Taylor, Dylan, Denton-Geyse, 19-
06.
Boys Triple Jump — 1, Brusven, Wyatt, Shelby, 40-05.
37-00.25.
Boys Shot Put — 1, Lopez, Andres, Malta, 45-11. 2, Proulx,
Brock, Big Sandy, 40-10. 4, Glaser, Brett, Glasgow, 40-07.
Boys Discus Throw — 1, Boos, Chevy, Glasgow, 120-03.
Boys Javelin Throw — 1, Rismon, Mason, Havre, 149-06.
3, Fossum, Kaden, Glasgow, 143-09. 4
 Bowling El Cor Del Lanes
Monday Night Men’s Tuesday City League
El Cor Del Ezzie’s Scottie Express Valley Seed
W: 18 L: 2 W: 12 L: 8 W: 19 L: 5 W: 11 L: 13
Old Mil Light Markle’s Old Mil Rock’s Auto Mall
W: 14 L: 6 W: 5 L: 15 W: 13 L: 11 W: 10 L: 14
NorthWestern Energy Valley Bank Durum All Season
W: 12 L: 8 W: 5 L: 15 W: 12 L: 12 W: 7 L: 17
Holy Rollers Ghost HIGH GAMES & SERIES
W: 12 L: 8 W: 0 L: 20
Team Scr.: Rock’s Auto Mall 939 & Scottie
HIGH GAMES & SERIES Express 2531 Team Hdc.: Durum 938 & Old Mil
2784 Ind. Scr.: Luke Morehouse 280 & Juice
Team Scr.: Old Mil Light 1041 & El Cor Del Fischer 773 Ind. Hdc.: Luke Morehouse 302
3041 Team Hdc.: Old Mil Light 1185 & El Cor & Juice Fischer 791
Del 3419 Ind. Scr.: Curt Ross 255 & Rocky Friday Night Mixed
Thompson 715 Ind. Hdc.: Curt Ross 275 &
Rocky Thompson 775 Stars & Strikes Knights of the Roost Hooligans
W: 18 L: 6 W: 9 L: 15
Thompson & Sons Grannies We Got Nuthin Skill Shotz
W: 21 L: 11 W: 17 L: 15 W: 17 L: 7 W: 9 L: 15
Bowlers & Swingers Pocket Pounders
Women’s Commercial W: 20 L: 12 W: 14 L: 18
Blue Balls
W: 12 L: 12
Roll U Like a Hurricane
W: 7 L: 17
Juice’s Card Room J & K Storage Hi-Line Ford Busted Knuckle
W: 21 L: 7 W: 12 L: 16 W: 19 L: 13 W: 11 L: 21 HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Thrivent Financial Bud Light Girls Polish the Puppies Valley Bank Team Scr.: Roll U Like a Hurricane 696 & We
W: 19 L: 9 W: 10 L: 18 W: 18 L: 14 W: 8 L: 24
Busy Bee & Pink United Insurance Got Nuthin 2217 Team Hdc.: Hooligans 796 &
W: 18 L: 10 W: 4 L: 24 HIGH GAMES & SERIES Knights of the Roost 2490 Men’s Ind. Scr.: Dale
Borgen 255 & Ray Glasoe 675 Men’s Ind. Hdc.:
HIGH GAMES & SERIES Team Scr.: Busted Knuckle 735 & Pocket Cory Hallock 266 & Casey Burke 690 Women’s
Pounders 2218 Team Hdc.: Grannies 938 & Hi- Ind. Scr.: Stacie Rhoads 166 & Gwen Honrud
Team Scr.: Bud Light Girls 656 & Juice’s Card Line Ford 2664 Men’s Ind. Scr.: Juice Fischer
Room 1993 Team Hdc.: United Insurance 776 470 Women’s Ind. Hdc.: Ruth Ebert 201 & Sis
266 & 654 Men’s Ind. Hdc.: Justice Meland Glasoe 596
& Thrivent Financial 2265 Ind. Scr.: Sharlene 288 & 730 Women’s Ind. Scr.: Donna Borgen
Schmidt 197 & Donna Borgen 521 Ind. Hdc.: 255 & 652 Women’s Ind. Hdc.: Donna Borgen
Nanci Schoenfelder 234 & Terri Ellsworth 637 288 & 751

Vick’s Lanes
Nashua Mixed League Nashua Men’s League
WEEK 32 WEEK 33
Blind Side Tag-A-Longs Tihista Construction Vigortone Ag
W: 74½ L: 53½ W: 62½ L: 65½ W: 31 L: 13 W: 20 L: 24
North Forty Paul’s Glass Vicks Lanes Glasgow Stockyards
W: 69½ L: 58½ W: 49½ L: 78½ W: 26 L: 18 W: 19 L: 25
HIGH GAMES & SERIES Paul’s Glass E.G.T
Team Scr.: North Forty 732 & 2022 Team Hdc.: W: 23 L: 21 W: 13 L: 31
North Forty 860 & 2406 Men’s Ind. Scr.: Jacob HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Renner 223 & Shawn Sibley 612 Men’s Ind. Team Scr.: Vicks Lanes 775 & 2217 Team Hdc.:
Hdc.: Jacob Renner 248 & Jacob Renner 678 Tihista Construction 887 & 2561 Ind. Scr.:
Women’s Ind. Scr.: Linda Falkenstern 181 & Leroy Novak 236 Jerry Burt 596 Ind. Hdc.:
473 Women’s Ind. Hdc.: Linda Falkenstern 219 Leroy Novak 276 & Anthony Bengochea 709
& Darla Shipman 597
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 Thanks for Listening
Hasta Mojito From La
Habana
Being from the great state of
Montana I don’t suppose this will
be of any benefit to anyone here
but for those of you who listen to
Thanks for Listening in different states maybe in
Arizona, Texas or Florida well friends, here’s your
golden opportunity.
I hear ya’ asking ‘what the hell is he ranting
about now!?’
For those of you who have visited Cuba since
they became our “friends” again (I’d use air quotes
there but they are hard to see on radio) after all these
bitter years you might have noticed the plethora of
really great American Classics on the streets of La
Habana. (Havana) I mean all those oldie but goodie
automobiles from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s.
The 1964 Oldsmobile, the ‘56 Chev, the ‘57 Chev,
a ‘55 Ford Crown Vic, some 1940 ‘41 Plymouth’s, a
few Henry J’s, and Caddies galore. Pretty much all of
them in show room shape and all with state-of-the-
art stereo systems. A few with fuzzy dice adorning
the rear view mirror.
I have been assured by semi-reliable and seldom-
sober Julio Raul De Contrario Estevan, illegitimate
half-brother to Charlos Shine, that all old cars in
Cuba have been certified by Raul Castro himself
to be one owner vehicles purchased legally from
dealerships in America years ago.
It is said that this claim cannot be certified
mainly because all the serial numbers have been
filed off, scraped off, burned off and welded over
in an effort to keep thieves at bay....what ever that
means.
I would bet two dollars that most of those great
old cars used to have owners in the United States
and that if the numbers have not been obliterated
the rightful owners could go to Cuba and claim
ownership of their really nice 1964 Cadillac Bearitz
Convertible with the 455 engine and genuine
leather interior once owned by a little ol’ lady from
Pasadena who only drove it to bingo every Sunday.
With the exception of maybe our friends in
Mexico, Cuba has more old relics traveling their
byways and highways, and by old relics I don’t mean
the 1906 Pelosi or the 1897 Waters, or the 1901
Sanders or even the 1911 Warren Pocahontas.
So, if you were one of the unlucky ones back in
the day, or even yet... today, to have fallen prey to
Emilio Sanchez’s Auto Confiscation Company and
Hot-Wire Specialists and are missing a cherished
vintage 1938 Plymouth Roadster you may be in
luck. Travel to Cuba and look around...I betcha’ you
will find a car very similar to the one you “lost” back
in 1974.
I don’t wish to start an international incident
here but.....
I’m just sayin’. .....
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel

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Representative Knudson reporting from Helena

This past week, the Montana
House of Representatives passed
both House Bill 652, the Long-
Range Bonding bill, and House
Bill 658, the Medicaid Expansion
bill. The Bonding bill passed
the floor with 68 yes votes and
30 no votes, and the Medicaid
Expansion bill passed with 61 yes
votes and 37 no votes.
I opposed House Bill 658, the
Medicaid Expansion bill, largely
because the non-severability clause
in the bill was removed and replaced
with a severability clause. This means
that if a court finds that any portion
of the law is unconstitutional or
invalid, only that part is removed
from law. In the original version of
the bill, which can be found on the
legislative bill lookup website, there
was an explanation for the non-
severability clause.
“It is the intent of the
legislature that each part of this act
is essentially dependent upon every
other part.”
This bill has many moving
parts. Work requirements, asset
tests, and quite a bit of reliance
on the federal government. By
removing the non-severability
clause, this bill will essentially
become a handout, especially
considering work requirements
were struck down and blocked
from implementation by a federal
judge. The severability clause
allows that portion of our law to be
separated from the rest of the bill.
Without the requirement that able-
bodied and capable enrollees be
engaged at least 80 hours a month
in one of a multitude of different
activities such as employment,
chemical dependency treatment, or
education activities, this program
turns into no more than a handout.
I also opposed House Bill 652,
the bonding bill, as it was written.
Prior to HB 652, the legislature
passed 6 cash infrastructure bills,
which I happily voted for. These
cash bills included approximately
229 million dollars that go toward
drinking water, sewer, bridges, and
other projects. The infrastructure
upgrades in the cash bills include
14 projects in or directly adjacent
to House District 33 totaling almost
18 million dollars. Over half of the
bond proceeds in HB 652 go to
vertical infrastructure projects, such
as Romney Hall at MSU-Bozeman, a
new dental hygiene lab at MSU-Great
Falls, and a new armory in Butte.
The argument was made,
which I agree with, that these
projects should have been included
in House Bill 5, which is the Long
Range Building Program funded
with cash. By shifting those
projects from the bonding bill to
the cash bill, the state would have
saved millions of dollars a year
in debt service, allowing for the
implementation of other projects
that are necessary for many cities
and towns to have clean water,
safe sewage treatment, and reliable
roads and bridges. However, the
desire for instant gratification of
many of the powerful bureaucrats
in our state outweighed what I
believe to be fiscal responsibility.
The legislature will be in session
for at least another 2-3 weeks, and
during that time we will continue to
debate the best methods to provide
our counties, cities, and towns with
safe, reliable infrastructure, as well
as many other issues. Please don’t
hesitate to reach out to me with any
questions or concerns.
~ Representative Casey J. Knudsen