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The Glasgow Middle School track
program is nearing the half-way point
of its short season, and is hosting its
invitational meet this Thursday, April
18 at the Glasgow High School track.
Field events get underway at 9 a.m. with
running events scheduled to start at 9:30.
Most Class B and Class C schools from
the region plan to compete.
The public is welcome and
encouraged to come out to watch the
junior Scotties. Admission is $5 for
adults, $3 for senior citizens and youth.
The Glasgow Middle School team,
which includes 6th, 7th, and 8th graders,
has competed at just two meets so far this
season, the Sidney Invitational and last
Friday at the Wolf Point Invitational. At
Wolf Point, Glasgow’s 8th and combined
6/7 grade boys’ teams both won their
divisions, topping teams from across
northeastern Montana. The 8th grade
girls finished in third place as a team, and
the combined 6/7 Scotty girls finished in
fifth place.
The Wolf Point meet featured

Risky Business
numerous standout performances, as
well as a number of multiple medalists.
We were discussing the pole vault the other day at BS Central, and it Tatum Hansen took first in the
was in agreement that it takes a special breed of athlete to compete in 200-meter dash, 100-meter hurdles,
this track & field event. Not only does it combine some of the best track and 200-meter hurdles. Sixth-grader
and field qualities into one event, it takes a fair amount of bravery to Wyatt Babb won both the long jump
even give it a try! Glasgow 8th grader Kira Beck apparently has what
and the high jump.
it takes as she placed 4th at the Wolf Point Meet this past Friday. She
also won the 400 Meter Dash. continued on page 4
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Middle School Track continued from front
Babb went out with a knee injury on the high
jump after clearing the winning height of five feet.
Beau Malnaa won the 8th grade boys high jump.
On the girls side, Kira Beck won the 8th grade 400
meters.
Here are Glasgow’s placers, meaning they took one
of the top six places, in each event in Wolf Point:

100 Meters
• 8th grade boys - Beau Malnaa second in 13.54,
Michael Hoyer third in 13.56
• 8th grade girls - Daley Aune second in 15.43,
Samantha Tryan fourth in 15.75
• 6th/7th boys - Nate Hentges sixth in 14.66
200 Meters
• 8th grade boys - Reed Larsen fifth in 30.81, Keigan
Ingram sixth in 31.40
• 8th grade girls - S. Tryan third in 34.51, Ava Lloyd
fourth in 34.63
• 6th/7th boys - Tatum Hansen first in 29.93
400 Meters
• 8th grade boys - Hoyer third in 1:08, Lane
Thompson sixth in 1:12
• 8th grade girls - Kira Beck first in 1:15.16, D. Aune
second in 1:15.31
800 Meters
• 8th grade girls - Ali Kuka sixth in 3:16
• 6th/7th boys - Eli Feezell third in 2:47
1,600 Meters
• 8th grade boys - L. Thompson third in 5:58
• 6th/7th boys - E. Feezell second in 6:12
100 Meter Hurdles
• 8th grade girls - D. Aune second in 20.06, Xenia
Vega sixth in 31.40
• 6th/7th boys - T. Hansen first in 18.63, KJ Ingram
third in 19.56
200 Meter Hurdles
• 8th grade boys - M. Hoyer third in 31.49, Larsen
fourth in 35.11, Aiden Hoerster fifth in 36.87
• 6th/7th boys - T. Hansen first in 30.66
• 6th/7th girls - Macy Martin second in 37.68, Eve
Stone fourth in 37.76, Brooklyn Hallock fifth in
39.45
4x100 Relay
• 6th/7th boys - Team of Wyatt Babb, Nicolas
Solorzano, Ted See, and Rex Monson took third in
a time of 1:04
• 6th/7th girls - The team of Summer Strommen,
Harlyn Brandt, Allison Bailey, and Kheyerah Bilger
took third in a time of 1:05
Shot Put
• 8th grade boys - Keigen Ingram placed fourth with
a put of 35 feet, 10.5 inches
Run, Beau, Run!
And run Glasgow 8th grader Beau Malnaa did, to a
second place finish in the 100 Meter Dash. He also
won the high jump. photos by Andrew McKean
Discus
• 8th grade boys - K. Ingram took second with a throw
of 79 feet, 9 inches
• 6th/7th boys - Lex Fairclough placed fourth with a
throw of 70 feet, 3 inches
High Jump
• 8th grade boys - Beau Malnaa first with a jump of 5
feet, Mason Donalson third with 4 feet, 8 inches
• 6th/7th boys - W. Babb took first with a jump of 5 feet
Pole Vault
• 8th grade boys - L. Thompson placed second with a
vault of 6 feet, 6 inches; A. Hoerster took third with
a jump of 6 feet, 6 inches; and Trevor Dulaney took
fifth with a jump of 5 feet
• 8th grade girls - K. Beck cleared 5 feet, 6 inches for
fourth place
• 6th/7th girls - Eve Stone took third place with a vault
of 4 feet, 6 inches
Long Jump
• 8th grade girls - D. Aune placed second with a leap
of 11 feet, 10.5 inches
• 6th/7th boys - W. Babb took first with a 15-foot,
7-inch jump. KJ Ingram took second with a jump of
13 feet, 9 inches
Triple Jump
• 6th/7th boys - Vaughn Miller placed third with a jump
of 26 feet, 7.25 inches
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 Thanks for Listening
And It Just Keeps
Getting Worse
Just when I think it’s getting better,
that maybe....just maybe the House and
Senate and the President can actually work
together..... Stay tuned, please.
There are hundreds of thousands of homeless folks in
America. They are the unemployed, the unemployable,
veterans, folks with mental problems, women who have been
abused at home, children who left home to wander aimlessly
the streets of our major cities, begging for money, taking
drugs and prostituting themselves for a warm place to sleep
or just a MacDonalds quarter-pounder with cheese.
What binds them all together is the fact that most of
them are homeless, unemployed, forgotten citizens of the
United States. They were taxpaying citizens at one time
before misfortune struck them a mighty blow. They need our
help....after all....they are Americans.
Here’s the part where you bleeding heart liberal morons
enter the story. It’s not the republicans, trust me on that one
friends.
The Trump Haters and the folks who are obsessed with
getting the Donald out of the White House are scraping the
bottom of the bilges to take our thoughts away from the
good stuff he has done while in office (and fighting off the
Democrats and Obama at every turn) and turn our attention
to the impending disaster at our southern border.
Our President can see the far reaching dire implications
of a mass immigration into the United States. Why the hell
can’t the Democrats? Our president is trying to stop the
caravans at the border and vet everyone who wants to come
across. What’s wrong with that?
I’ll tell you what’s wrong. The Damnocrats say he isn’t
doing enough to hasten the checking-out of these thousands
of folks who, with the financial aid of folks like George
Soros and that Steyer feller out in the Socialist Republic of
Mexifornia and others who have their heads up their....well,
you know, are trying to infiltrate the US with more and more
homeless, indigent bodies the government ( and just who the
hell is “the government”?) has to use your tax money to feed,
Gandy Dancers
Ball
Friday, April 19
6:00 pm Social
7:00 pm Dinner Perhaps a head
$15 per Plate examination in
All Crafts Invited order here?
clothe, educate, medicate and house. (How’s that for a run-
on sentence!) Yikes, I am steamed!.
Trump has capitulated somewhat and said alright I will
allow these asylum seekers to go to all the sanctuary states
and cities around America. He said he’d send them all. Just as
long as they stay in the sanctuary location of their choosing
and not emigrate out to places who don’t want them. Which
is the vast majority of the United States.
Minnesota seems to be a very big problem. I really didn’t
think they were that liberal to have allowed someone like
Ilhan Omar to be elected to the US House of Representatives.
Can you imagine what they would let happen when Trump
sends them an additional 5,000 Central Americans.
I say to all the misbegotten folks in the sanctuary cities
who “welcome the immigrants with open arms” They are
going to be yours to keep, just like a lost dog that one of
your kids brought home, diseased, half blind, mean and flea-
bitten. It’s yours now....deal with it. Just as long as you deal
with it and don’t try to foist your problems off onto me. I
won’t stand for it.
You keep them but don’t you dare spend one federal
tax dollar on them. Dig into the coffers of California,
Texas, Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, Maine, Colorado,
New Hampshire et alia, to pay for your new friends. Hire a
thousand or so more doctors, nurses, policemen, firefighters,
taxi drivers, probation officers and welfare workers to take
care of them. Build more schools and hire more teachers.
Oh and plan on expanding your infrastructure to
accommodate all the new homeless, broke folks who “dearly
love” the United States, baseball and apple pye. If they love
the US so much why the hell are they all carrying flags from
Honduras, Guatemala, Panama and Mexico?
Build fences around all the sanctuary cities, counties and
states. Require passports into and out of each. That should
break them from sucking eggs!
Stick to your guns Mr. Trump....good on ya’!
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
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Call to action: ‘Valley County Clean sweep’ is near!
by Keegan Morehouse, Two Rivers Growth
Two Rivers Economic Growth encourages all
members of Valley County to get involved by cleaning
up our communities.
Join Valley County’s “Clean Sweep” on Monday,
April 22nd as individuals, businesses, groups and
organizations come together to make lasting impacts
throughout the communities of, but not limited to,
Glasgow, Fort Peck, Nashua, Hinsdale, Saint Marie, &
Opheim.
Current confirmed participants include:
T&R Trucking/ Thompson & Sons, Glasgow East Side
School, FMDH, Cottonwood Inn, Subway, Pizza Hut,
Eugenes Pizza, Loaded Toad, Soma Dis Deli & many
other individuals.
Here are some FUN & EASY ways you, your
businesses and friends can get involved during Valley
County Clean Sweep:
Form a group willing to clean up a public area in
need. Plan for your employees to spruce up the outside
property or plan any outdoor maintenance already
needed on this day.
Join a group! All community members are invited
to help and get involved! Call 263-4769.
• Pick up loose garbage.
• Help a neighbor with their yard.
• Rake up leaves.
• Sweep the sidewalks. Till or prep for a garden.
• Mow the lawn.
• Trim hedges.
• Dispose of branches and other large eyesores.
• Weed whack where needed.
• Consider recycling if you can.
• Donate Supplies to the cause! We will need rakes,
brooms, gloves, bags, & sun screen.
• Tell your friends, help spread the word!
Donated cleanup supplies and a map of designated
cleanup areas will be available that day at the Two
Rivers/Chamber office between Verizon and Northwest
Farm Credit on Highway two, Glasgow, MT. T & R
Trucking is joining our efforts by providing designated
garbage drop off points posted near each target ‘cleanup’
site. All donations of supplies and help are appreciated.
Would you, your business or group like to ‘clean
up’ a public location? Is there an area you’d like to see
spruced up?
Please join in our efforts in making Valley County
the place to live, work & play. Call 406.263.4769 or
406.230.1426 to get involved or for more info visit
Facebook Event ‘Valley County Cleanup Day’ or email
trg2@nemont.net. By working together, we can make a
difference in our communities!
Holy Week Schedule
Holy Thursday
Thursday, April 18th
Mass at 6pm
Good Friday
Friday, April 19th
Service at
3pm in Nashua
6pm in Glasgow
Easter Vigil
Saturday, April 20th
Mass at 8pm
Easter Sunday
Sunday, April 21st
Mass at
9am in Glasgow
12pm in Glentana