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Hinsdale Receives
New Ambulance
by Dorothy Jensen
On July 31st the
Hinsdale Volunteer Ambu-
lance Service hosted an
appreciation breakfast.
We wanted to show our
gratitude to those that
contributed to the new
2020 ambulance that finally
arrived the last week in
June!
Our goal to replace the
1996 ambulance has been in
the works for the past seven
years. As we started to
reach our goal there would
be an unexpected financial
need that would arise. It felt
like we were so close and
then another setback.
But as crew member
Jamie Mix said, “Take a leap
of faith with me!”
Suddenly everything
began to fall into place;
unforeseen funds were
coming in and WE DID IT!
The 2020 ambulance
is a Ford F350 Super Duty
4x4 Crestline that has many Future EMTs? Very possible! Dorothy Jensen’s granddaughters Kallen Jensen,
continued on page 4 Rhiannon Hauck, Anistyn Hauck take a tour of the new Hinsdale Ambulance.
Services for Terrance Fourstar
Terrance Lynn Fourstar,
age 60, passed away Sunday,
August 15, 2021 at Hi-Line
Retirement Center in Malta,
Montana.
Visitation will be
Friday, August 20, 2021
at the Frazer Community
Center at 10:00 a.m., with
funeral services starting at
11:00 a.m. Burial will follow
at St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery in Frazer.
About a
nickel’s
worth
It seems every time we have some rain in the
forecast, it has turned out to be a dud for the most part.
Wednesday night and this morning’s total of 0.05 inch
brings August’s total to 0.16 of an inch, more than a half
an inch below the normal; since June 1st, 1.27 inches,
over four inches below normal; Since January 1st, 3.63
inches, six and a half inches below normal.
While other parts of Montana have had some nice
soakers recently, what will this 90% chance today and
100% tonight bring? We’ll soon find out. At least the air
smells cleaner and we’re getting a much needed break
from the heat.
Tonight: Showers. Low around 53. Calm wind becoming
north northeast 5 to 7 mph after midnight. Chance of
precipitation is 100%.
Friday: A 50% chance of showers, with thunderstorms
also possible after noon. Cloudy, with a high near 66.
North northwest wind 8 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 50%.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers before
9pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around 46. Northwest wind
6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 71. North wind 6 to 11 mph
becoming southeast in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: A 70% chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 51.
Sunday: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly before
noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 74. East wind 7 to
11 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
Monday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 79.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 70.
BUZZIFIEDS
BUZZ
NEW LEAVE TIME FOR BUS #7 South Side Shuttle will leave Prairie
Ridge at 7:20 AM starting Monday, August 23.
BUZZ
FARMERS MARKET Saturday 8-3, August 21, red rock plaza. Regular,
lemon, burpless cucumbers, cherry, pear, grape, regular tomatoes,
buttercup, mooregold squash, broccoli, rhubarb, sweet onions, zucchini,
green beans, beets, cherry and bell peppers, kohlrabi, carrots, all
vegetables locally home-grown. Fresh breads, doughnuts turnovers,
caramel rolls, lemon bars, raspberry bars. Hans and jellies, Herbalife,
leatherwork, and other crafty work. Complimentary coffee and cookies.
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING YOUR LOCAL FARMERS.
BUZZ
CAROL FOSSUM ESTATE SALE #3 Saturday, August 21, 8am-12pm.
Canning jars, dishware, glassware, older glass items, (a few Roseville,
Hull, McCoy & USA brands), an assortment of furniture, games, household
items, an old trunk, a downrigger, two boats, and much more. NO HOLDS,
NO EARLY BIRDS, CASH ONLY. GARAGE @ 706 5TH AVENUE NORTH
BUZZ
MOVING SALE Saturday 21st. 26 Poverty Ridge, Ft. Peck open at 8am.
1981 MFG Caprice Fishing Boat 17 ft. 115 HP Johnson 4 HP Johnson
Kicker bow mount trolling motor, live well, downrigger, radios, everything
works, older boat in good condition. 2 Cordovox accordion, each has 2
cordovox amplifiers, Dudley played these since 1965. Shop items, BBQ ‘s,
kitchen table w/chairs. Riding mower and self propelled mower, 32 in flat
screen TV, lots of shop misc, nice small corner china hutch, Howard Miller
tall case clock (grandfather) (4) 265/65 R18 tires over 50% tread, washer
& dryer, refrigerator, cook stove, kitchen cabinets and counter tops, with
double sink, house or garage use. Good variety. 406-263-7936
BUZZ
MARCIA MAE’S SALVAGE AND ANTIQUES is open Thursday and Friday
from 10:00 to 4:00. Only three weekends left before the shop closes after
Labor Day for the season. LOCATION: 534 1ST AVE N , ACROSS FROM
MCDONALD’S RESTAURANT. Look for the white picket fence and pink
door. Marcia Fast proprietor, phone number 406 263 7567.
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 2007 Hyundai Azera. 3.3L V-6, silver, 134,000 miles. $4,000
OBO. PLEASE CALL 406-230-2778
BUZZ
SPACIOUS APT. FOR RENT: 2 bed, 1½ bath 950 sq. ft. Laundry room,
A/C. City of Glasgow. Small pets ok. $635/mo. 360-750-6746
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment 1 bath. Rent plus electricity. No pets or
smoking. PLEASE CALL 406-263-1229.
BUZZ
STORAGE UNITS for rent in Glasgow 31’x 11’6”. Email dolby2071@
gmail.com for more information.
BUZZ
NEMONT MANOR: has housing for elderly and the disabled. Our
apartments provide 1 bedroom, 1 bath with walk-in or tub/shower. All utilities
paid. Free Bus rides - weekdays 7:30am - 5:00pm. Visit us on the web:
nemontmanor.tamarackpm.com for an application under the forms
& surveys tab. Call 406-228-4306 TTY 711 or email nemontmanor@
tamarackpm.com to request application.
BUZZ
HI-LINE HOME PROGRAMS is seeking a Family Support Specialist to assist
families with efficient use of resources and training programs for children
with development disabilities. Applicant needs a bachelor’s degree in human
services field or a comparable combination of education and relevant
experience. Knowledge of local and statewide services and common
assessment tools is a plus. Applicants must have the ability to maintain
rapport with children and entire family, teachers, and other professionals.
 BUZZIFIEDS
Travel is required. Must pass a background check. CONTACT HI-LINE
HOME PROGRAMS WITH FURTHER QUESTIONS OR TO PICK UP AN
APPLICATION OR ONLINE www.hilinehomeprograms.org
BUZZ
VALLEY COUNTY TRANSIT has an opening for a fill-in/relief driver. Weekly
hours will vary. Must be able to obtain a CDL with passenger endorsement
within 90 days of hire. People skills and good driving record are required.
Will be subject to preemployment drug test, criminal and driving record
check. CALL 228-8744 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR APPLY AT www.
montanaworks.gov.
BUZZ
COME JOIN THE RUNDLE TEAM of housekeeping and front desk staff!
We are hiring full and part time positions. We value computer experience
but training is available. Pay rate 11- 14 per hr. APPLY AT RUNDLE
SUITES FRONT DESK OR SEND A RESUME TO rundleresume@
gmail.com
BUZZ
NORVAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, based in Glasgow, MT, is currently
accepting resumes for the position of Staking Technician. Engineering
Technology degree, plus a minimum of 5 years of customer service
experience; or a combination of education and experience providing
equivalent knowledge are recommended. The Staking Technician will help
process and prepare work orders, prepare staking sheets for jobs/projects,
stake new line, do locating of underground line, keep records of outages,
create project quotes and other duties as assigned. Applicant must have
strong communication and organizational skills and strong Microsoft Office
skills. Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications. SEND
RESUME TO: CRAIG HERBERT, GENERAL MANAGER, NORVAL
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., PO BOX 951, GLASGOW MT 59230,
OR EMAIL TO manager@norval.coop This position will remain open
until filled.
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Full time Veterinary Assistant, Part time Kennel Assistant.
Must be able to lift 50lbs. Drop off resume at the Vet Clinic. CALL 228-2437
BUZZ
NORVAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. is now seeking applicants
for the position of candidate for the Board of Directors, to be voted upon
at the NorVal Annual Meeting on October 27, 2021 at the Glasgow Civic
Center, by the membership. Applicants should be willing to commit to the
Statement of Qualifications for Electric Cooperative Trustees, as well as
commit the time to prepare and attend the monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors, training opportunities and State Association meetings. Applicants’
primary residence must be within the boundaries of the district they are
applying for and he or she must be an active member in good standing. The
positions open are in District 1, District 5 and District 6. All applicants should
submit their names for consideration no later than August 31, 2021, to the
Cooperative’s office at 54091 US Highway 2 West, Glasgow, Montana, or
via email to marie@norval.coop. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE
VISIT WWW.NORVAL.COOP.
BUZZ
NORTHERN LIGHTS is looking for a morning casino attendant. STOP BY
TO PICK UP AN APPLICATION.
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Part time, must be able to work nights and weekends.
Wage $11/hr. APPLY AT SUBWAY IN GLASGOW.
BUZZ
D&G SPORTS & WESTERN: Positions available. Sporting goods clerk,
Sales clerk on the clothing side, Retail Floor Manager/Merchandiser
in clothing department, and PT Bookkeeping position. Competitive
wagers $14-$18 per hour. APPLY AT D&G SPORTS & WESTERN. ANY
QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (406) 228-9363
BUZZ
NORVAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, based in Glasgow, MT, is currently
accepting resumes for the position of Operation Coordinator. Engineering
Technology degree, plus a minimum of 3 years of customer service
experience; or a combination of education and experience providing
equivalent knowledge are recommended. Operation Coordinator will help
process and prepare work orders, prepare easements for jobs/projects,
manage NorVal’s metering system, help with phones when needed, keep
testing records organized for line equipment, research idle services for
retirement projects and other duties as assigned. Applicant must have
strong communication and organizational skills. Salary is commensurate
with experience and qualifications. Send resume to: Craig Herbert,
General Manager, NorVal Electric Cooperative, Inc., PO Box 951,
Glasgow MT 59230, or email to manager@norval.coop. This position
will remain open until filled.
BUZZ
DURUM RESTAURANT Full time and part time dishwasher, evening shift.
Starting wage $11 an hour. Also, full time evening cook, wage DOE. APPLY
AT THE DURUM
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now accepting applicants for an Activities Aide.
Activities Aide will assist in the therapeutic activities designed to meet the
interests and enhance the functional abilities and self-esteem of each
resident. PLEASE VISIT OUR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT FOR
AN APPLICATION.
BUZZ
MILK RIVER INC. is looking for Direct Support Specialist Day & Night
Shifts. CALL 228-8412 FOR MORE INFO
BUZZ
COTTONWOOD INN POSITION: Front Desk Receptionist 4-9. Reports to
Front Desk Manager. Represent the hotel throughout all stages of the
guest’s stay. Determine guest’s reservation status and identify how long
the guest will stay. Help guests complete sign-in sheets and assign rooms,
accommodating special requests whenever possible. Verify the guest’s
method of payment and follow established credit checking procedures.
Place guest and room information in the appropriate front desk rack. Part
time evening shifts available. $12 per hour. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD
INN & SUITES
BUZZ
CAMPBELL LODGE is hiring all shifts. CONTACT 228-9328 OR PICK UP
APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE
BUZZ
VALLEY BUILDER SUPPLY is looking for a Delivery Driver. STOP BY
VALLEY BUILDER SUPPLY FOR MORE INFO 228-4041
BUZZ
COTTONWOOD INN & SUITES: Dishwasher. Primarily responsible for
washing dishes, flatware, cutlery, crockery, kitchen vessels, sweeping,
and mopping floors, cleaning and detailing equipment, etc. Also maintains
the kitchen, dish washing, and back area in an inspection-ready condition
in accordance with local authority and hotel guidelines. APPLY AT
COTTONWOOD INN & SUITES
BUZZ
COTTONWOOD INN & SUITES Looking for a full-time Housekeeper.
Starting wage is $12/hr. Respond promptly to requests from guests and
other departments. Identify and report preventative or other maintenance
issues in public areas or guest rooms. Perform any combination of the
following tasks to maintain guest rooms, working areas, and the hotel
premises in general in a clean and orderly manner. PICK UP APPLICATION
AT THE COTTONWOOD FRONT DESK.
BUZZ
THOMPSON & SONS is looking for a truck driver, mechanic,
operator. DOE. Stop at the shop for application. CALL 228-4801
FOR MORE INFO.
Cute & Cuddly! Winners of the kids drawing were Ziva
Mix Rhiannon Hauck, Kallen Jensen and Anistyn Hauck.
Thanks for your dedicated service! Former EMTs were
Kay Fjeld, Gloria Klind, Tooky Lacock and Glenn Fisher.
STYKE! Learning how to operate the new power cot are
Heidi McColly, Paul Jensen and Erica Hartsock.
safety features that the older ambulance didn’t have. The
2020 ambulance is equipped with a HEPA filter system,
seats that have a 6 point harness system, LED lighting,
anti micro powder coated aluminum throughout,
camera monitor in cab, as well as many other updated
features. (It even has electric windows!!!)
The Hinsdale Ambulance crew receives its
funding through donations from community
members, families of passed loved ones, the annual
Fourth of July pie auction, and grants. We were
awarded grants from TC Energy, Nemont Telephone,
Northwest Farm Credit Services, Markle’s Trust
Fund, FMDH Foundation, Town Pump, and Block
Management Funds from the Hinsdale community.
We also received two generous anonymous donations.
One of the donations allowed us to purchase the
Stryker Power Load cot system to ensure our patient’s
safety. The cot alone cost 40,000!
Each piece of equipment is so expensive, but how
can one put a price on a person’s life! When the tones
go off we are prepared to give our patients the very best
care.
We are strictly a volunteer service. Each crew
member has another job besides EMS. A few of us
work in Hinsdale and are allowed to leave our jobs
and respond to calls. We do not receive pay for the
patients we transport to the hospital. The support from
our community speaks volumes by the generosity they
provide to our service!
Our crew consists of three Emergency Medical
Technicians (EMTs) Delaney Sloan, Heidi McColly, and
Erika Hartsock, three Advanced Emergency Medical
Technicians (AEMTs) Jamie Mix, Gregg Hunter, and
Dorothy Jensen, along with four drivers — Paul Jensen,
Keith Beil, Tyler Hillman, and Jim Tollefson.
We will be offering First Responder &
Emergency Care Provider classes this November. For
more information Please contact one of the Hinsdale
EMS providers. Stay tuned!
Did you know? The history of the ambulance begins
in ancient times, with the use of carts to transport
incurable patients by force. Ambulances were first
used for emergency transport in 1487 by the Spanish.
Advances in technology throughout the 19th and 20th
centuries led to the modern self-powered ambulances.
Part of the awesome crew with their 21st century 2020
Ford that replaced that old 20th century dinosaur are
Keith Beil, Erika Hartsock, Gregg Hunter, Jamie Mix,
Dorothy Jensen and Heidi McColly.
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THIN SLICED BEEF ..................... $6.99 lb
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Outbreak starting, again
By Mike Brandt
We went through a few months without hearing a
lot about COVID-19. Now that fall sports and school is
starting we all of a sudden are hearing more about the
virus.
Isn’t it funny how we will go all this time, three or
four months or more, and now there is an increase of
COVID virus outbreak. The reason for that is the media
will report it only when they want to. It’s kept from us
until now just to scare all of us.
You watch, fall sports and school will start, then
another huge outbreak will start and Montana High
School Association will step in and cancel the fall sports
season and kids are going to distance learning, again.
MHSA was wrong when they canceled the 2020
state basketball tournaments. After all, the fans were
already at the tournaments and people were mingling
for two or three days. So why cancel the last day?
Now we have another virus that’s going to put a stop
to things. Did you know the carriers of the Delta variant
virus are the fully vaccinated people. That’s right. If you
got both vaccinations for COVID then you are a carrier
of the Delta variant virus.
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sequencing.
Now we will see if there is an outbreak of COVID-19
and this delta variant in the next couple of months.
This is a way for the government to control us.
However, God is still in control. That is a load off
of my mind knowing that God is in control. Biden and
Pelosi are not in control. They will get what is coming to
them in the end.
I applaud Glasgow Superintendent Wade Sundby
and the school board for saying mask are not required.
Teachers and students have the option to wear one of
not to.

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Letter to the Buzz
Sierra responds to TIME article
Dear TIME:
Bill Gates’ “A Green Premium” had some very
interesting ideas and useful insights, but one dangerous,
erroneous implication.
In paragraph 3, he lists causes of emissions. “...
toothbrush... plastic... petroleum... grains in your toast and
cereal... fertilizer... harvested... tractor... steel--which is made
with fossil fuels... gasoline... beef caused greenhouse-gas
emissions-- cows burp and fart methane...” The implication
here is that, like all the things listed before them, cattle
release fossil carbons into the atmosphere, changing our
carbon balance. The implication is that cattle eat coal and
drink petroleum. They do not. They eat grass. The carbons
in the methane that they release come from grass, not from
fossil sources.”
You may say, “I don’t care. The carbon is being
released into the atmosphere. I don’t care where it comes
from.” If coal remains unburned, it remains coal. Its
carbons go nowhere. If grass is not eaten by a cow, it
does not turn into coal. Its carbons are not permanently
removed from the atmosphere. If it is not eaten by a cow,
it is perhaps eaten by some other animal (maybe an elk).
That animal also burps methane (cows don’t really fart...
but people and horses do.) Or it may burn, which will
convert its carbons into carbon dioxide and methane, as
herbivores do, but also into an alphabet soup of additional
toxic and active compounds. Or, if nothing else, it will
rot. And decomposers in the soil will convert it to... you
guessed it, carbon dioxide and methane. This is a good
thing. Grass plants can be very long lived, but individual
grass leaves, not so much. If it were not possible to return
those dead leaves to the atmosphere, from whence they
came, our planet would soon be choked with a smothering
blanket of dead plant material.
You might be surprised that decomposers in the
soil work so much like the inside of a cow (or elk). The
reason is quite simple. Grass is mostly cellulose, and
no vertebrate on our planet can digest cellulose. Cattle
(and elk) get around this by carrying with them herds
of decomposer microbes. That’s why she can eat grass,
and you can’t. Cattle (and elk) collect grass to feed their
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herds; the decomposer microbes digest the cellulose and
then feed the cattle (or elk) with what they produce. It’s
one of nature’s miracles and truly effective. Decomposer
microbes on our planet primarily produce methane when
they decompose cellulose, so grass is turned primarily
into methane when it decomposes, whether it decomposes
in the soil or inside a cow (or elk). Like all living things,
decomposer microbes breathe, but instead of breathing
out carbon dioxide like we do, the ones we are interested
in breathe out methane.
The cow burps to release the exhalations of her
decomposer microbes. If she (or an elk) is unable to burp
for some reason, the relentless breathing of her microbes
will inflate her like a balloon and ultimately kill her. It is
quite nasty, but luckily relatively rare.
One of my professors is fond of saying, “Soil microbes
don’t carry little ladders,” to illustrate how limited they are
in being able to decompose grass litter. This is true, and
an excellent point, but the reality is that some microbes
do in fact carry quite large ladders... the cow or elk, who
willingly transports the microbe easily to all the best
grass and water in return for being fed by it. This is why
very harsh dry grasslands tend to be more effective at
sequestering carbon if they are grazed. Grass can only
sequester carbon well if it is healthy. It can only be healthy
if the decomposition part of its lifecycle is not blocked.
And life for a decomposer microbe is oh, so much better
inside a moist, temperature and pH controlled cow (or
elk) than out in the blazing sun.
Now, it is very true that beef does come with a fossil
fuel cost. Just like “plant-based burger”, beef burger uses
fossil fuels when it is harvested, transported, refrigerated,
and cooked. Considering the Green Premiums of how
ALL our food is harvested, transported, refrigerated,
and cooked is worthwhile. But if we waste our time and
effort trying to prevent cows from eating coal, we will
find ourselves with less time and effort available to solve
problems that need it.
~ Sierra Dawn Stoneberg Holt, Ph.D.;
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