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April 28

Yes, she's good with that bow

The date was June 1st, 2015 when we caught up with Arron Fjeld target practicing
with her recurve bow at the new Glasgow Public Archery Range. She was one
of the outdoor enthusiasts instrumental in making this fine facility a reality. Fast-
forward to April 2022 (her name is now Arron Franzen, she's married to Bill) and
the range continues to be a great community asset for archers over the past
seven years. There will be a meeting this Saturday morning, April 30th, at 9:00
to discuss the Glasgow Public Archery Range. A work day is needed to finish
setting it up and doing some clean-up and maintenance. Anyone who utilizes
the range or interested in getting into archery, they would sure appreciate the
help! There will also be a discussion to determine if there is an interest in doing
some sort of a 3-D Shoot this fall. They are now up to 17 targets on this
spacious range that offers some good scenery and exercise!
Services for
James Johnson
Services for James L.
Johnson will be held on
May 3rd, 2022 at 1:00 PM
at the Assembly of God
Church in Glasgow. Lunch
will follow.
Well? Game
on for
softball
It's looking like Friday's forecast for rain is pretty much
going to stay south of the Missouri River, the Glendive
area expecting 1/2 to one inch of rain.
Glasgow and Malta are now looking at 0.01to 0.10
inch. Further up north, the forecast for rain in Daniels
County is zilch.
Today: A high near 62. West wind 7 to 11 mph becoming
south southeast in the afternoon.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 40. Southeast
wind 8 to 15 mph becoming east northeast after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 21 mph.
Friday: A 30 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a high
near 56. Northeast wind 14 to 18 mph, with gusts as high
as 25 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. North
wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61. North wind 8
to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. East
wind around 11 mph.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 58. East wind 9 to 18
mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. East
wind 14 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. Breezy, with
an east southeast wind 14 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as
29 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Breezy,
with an east wind 16 to 22 mph.
Tuesday: A 20 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a
high near 47. East northeast wind 15 to 21 mph.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 54.
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Billings Gazette “Ratioed” Over
Fake News Headline on FL Bill
by Aaron Flint, Montana Talks
Apparently when they talk about "getting ratio'ed"
on social media, this is what they mean.
The Billings Gazette went to print with a fake news
headline about a small group of Skyview High School
students walking out of class on Friday over Florida's
"Don't Say Gay" bill. The reporter or editor of the
headline clearly hasn't even read the language in the
Florida bill, because it doesn't even say "don't say gay"
in the bill.
The Gazette must have changed the headline
on Facebook recently (from April 1st), because the
headline now reads: "Group of Skyview high school
students walk out protesting anti-gay Florida law."
Anti-gay Florida law? How absurd is that. Complete
fake news being reported by the Billings Gazette. I
gave this comment when I first saw their headline on
Facebook:
"Headline is false. The bill blocks sexual content for
kindergartners. You could just as easily call it an anti-
heterosexual bill then based on your definition"
But the comment that really nailed it was from
Braxton Mitchell, the young Republican state lawmaker
from the Flathead Valley:
"Another stupid Left-Wing headline. What's Anti-
Gay about the law? Read the bill"
Rep. Mitchell was spot on. And here's what else is
funny about this story. Rep. Mitchell's comment calling
out the Billings Gazette's fake news headline generated
561 "likes" on Facebook as of Monday morning when I
checked. Meanwhile, only 132 clicked the "like" button
for the Gazette's own story on their own Facebook page.
388 people laughed at the fake news story. Apparently
this is what you call "getting ratio'ed" on social media.
By the way, even if the bill actually did say "don't
say gay"- it's apparently very popular with the American
voters, especially Hispanics (h/t The Wall Street Journal).
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Celebration of Life
for
Dewayne Ozark
10/14/1957 - 10/1/2021
Saturday, April 30th
at 2:00 PM
Glasgow Elks Lodge
Celebration of Life for
RICK BIRKOSKI
May 1st, 2022 from 11am to 1pm
at the Dry Prairie Rural Water Office
located on HWY 24 North in Glasgow.
We also would like to send a sincere thank
you to the crew at Dry Prairie for all that
everyone has done.
Family Planning Clinics
Valley County Health Department has Family Planning
Clinics scheduled for May 3 and June 7. Our provider does
well-woman exams and contraceptive services to include
long-acting reversal methods (Nexplanon and IUD).
Every day we offer birth control starts, ongoing method
support, counselling, STD/HIV testing, free condoms, and
emergency contraception.
Valley County Health Department
Call 406-228-6261 for an appointment. We can usually see
500 4th Ave South | Courthouse Annex
you within 1-2 days for these services. Our clinic is open to
Monday – Thursday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
males and females of any age. Our services are billed using
Main Office: (406) 228-6261 a sliding fee scale and no one is denied services. (We will
Clinic Cell: (406) 263-8194 ask to bill insurance if you have it.)
Scotties to host the Slam
By Mike Brandt
One of the biggest tournaments the Glasgow high
school softball team will play this season is Friday and
Saturday at Sullivan Field. It's the Scottie Softball Slam
that features seven Eastern B/c squads.
This is a big weekend for the Scotties as they will play
four games that will count in the conference standings
starting at 12 noon Friday against Shepherd on Field 2.
At 2:00 Huntley Project plays Great Falls Central followed
by Central taking on Stillwater. Rounding out the day is
Conrad and Huntley Project. On Field 1 at 2:00 it's Cut
Bank and Stillwater followed by Shepherd and Conrad.
Glasgow plays Cut Bank at 6:00.
The Slam continues Saturday morning at 9:00 on
Field 1 with Cut Bank and Huntley Project, then it's
Stillwater and Conrad followed by Shepherd and Cut
Bank. On Field 2 it's Central and Shepherd, Glasgow and
Central, Huntley Project and Stillwater. Rounding out
the tournament at 3:00 is Glasgow taking on Conrad.
"I think we'll do pretty good," said Ashlee Meland.
"We just have to not underestimate anybody. Keep our
heads up."
Mostly sticking together as a team and everybody
pushing through as many games that we have," added
Stevie Hartwell.
Meland is one of four pitchers on the Scotties squad.
She feels her pitching has been good again this season.
"I think it has been," said the junior. "I throw fastballs,
curves and change ups."
Meland got some time in the circle last week when
Glagow hosted Class A Miles City. Meland, Daley Aune,
and Brielle Partridge combined for a two-hit shutout in a
12-0 win over the Cowgirls.
"They're doing pretty good," Meland said about the
Cowgirls. "They just need a little more work."
Glasgow's offense exploded for nine hits in the game
with Hartwell going 2 for 3 with 3 RBIs and Carly Nelson
going 2 for 2 with 2 RBIs.
"We didn't know anything about Miles City but it
was a good game," said Hartwell.
The weather hasn't cooperated with the spring
sports programs but the Scotties don't seem to be affected
by the weather.
"We just keep in good spirits. That's what helps us,"
said Meland. "We just have to keep positive."
Meland worked hard during the off-season where
she played with the Glasgow team. She said they played a
lot between her freshman and sophomore seasons.
 "I think it would be a lot
of fun to play college ball,"
she said. "It would be a good
experience."
Meland feels that the
Scotties are candidates at going
to state.
"We have a good shot at
it. I think it would be really
exciting, she said. "We have a
solid team."
Hartwell had to battle
back last year after injuring her
knee, but she's enjoying a good
season this year.
"I had a surgery and it's
doing well right now," she said.
Hartwell is the player
behind the plate catching for
the Scotties pitching staff.
"I've been catching for
them for a long time. We
communicate very easily with
each other so we know what
we need to do for each other,"
Hartwell said.
Of course, being the
catcher, Hartwell's favorite
thing to do is picking players
off the base. It's a statistic
that probably doesn't show
up much. She has her focus
all over the field. She is the
quarterback for the team. With
that she sees who is improving
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The Scotties dropped
to 4-5 overall after losing to
Class A Havre 10-6 Monday
night. The Scotties are 3-4
against Class A programs.
They play Glendive May 5 and
host Sidney May 10 on Senior
Night. Both games are set to
start at 5 p.m.
Against Havre, the
Scotties were out-hit 10-7
and committed three errors.
Partridge went 2 for 4 with 2
RBIs and Meland 2 for 3 with a
RBI.
Aune, Meland, and
Partridge worked in the circle,
giving eight earned runs,
striking out four and walking
eight.
Pictured at right: Macy
Martin, a freshman for the
Scotties, makes a nice play
in the outfield against the
Cowgirls. photo by Rachel
Boese
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Western Valley's Linden Holt Reporting

The 4-H meeting of the Western Valley 4-H club was and Cooper Albus played some basketball. The club also
held on April 10 at McCollys’. For song, we danced the donated to the Missoula Children’s Theater which was in
Macarena. After the meeting, the club was treated to some Hinsdale April 11th-16th with the cast and kids presenting
juicy hot dogs and delicious brownies as Broc McColly "The Emperor's New Clothes".

Panthers second at Havre meet
By Mike Brandt
Being a small Class C
school and competing in
a large Class A track and
field invitational could be a
little overwhelming. But it
wasn't for the Saco Panthers
or even the Whitewater
Penguins.
These two small
schools competed in the
Cal Wearley Memorial
Invitational meet held
Tuesday in Havre. And they
both had a pretty good day.
Saco finished second
in the girls meet, scoring 68
points. The Panthers were
21 points behind Glasgow,
which had 89 points.
Whitewater finished fifth
with 42 points.
Teagan Erickson was
a triple winner to lead the
Panthers. The sophomore
scored 36 of the Panthers
points. Erickson cleared
the high jump bar at 5-feet,
3-inches, went 16-feet,
10-inches in long jump
and 35-feet, 11.50-inches
in triple jump for her wins.
She also took third in
javelin, going 106-feet.
Jaycee Erickson won the
javelin with a throw of 120-
feet. The senior was third in
pole vault, clearing the bar
at 8-feet, 6-inches.
Josie Brown took
second in the 200 meter
race, running a time of 27.6
seconds.
The Panthers 4X100
relay team ran a time of 55.6
seconds for second place.
Whitewater was led by
Paige Wasson and Kendall
Scheffelmear. Wasson was
third in the 400, running
a time of 1:07.9, fourth in
javelin with a toss of 105-
feet and sixth in the triple
jump with a leap of 32-08.
Scheffelmear took fifth in
the 300 hurdlesand fifth in
the triple jump.
The Penguins had Shelbi
LaBrie placing second in
the 1,600 with a time of
5:35.2, Samantha Wisher
was fourth with a time of
5:59.5. Wisher also ran a
time of 12:51 in the 3,200
for third.
The Penguins 4X400
relay team posted a time of
4:32.4 for second place and
the 4X100 was sixth with a
time of 56.3.
The area teams will
converge in Glasgow
Saturday for the Saco-
Whitewater Invitational.