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Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

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And they’re off!Hoyt Park was the place for kids to be this pastSaturday as the annual Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt was

held. There was no shortage of candy-lled eggs as

none of the kids went home empty-handed.

Planning is underway or theFifh annual Cuisine or the Cureor the Northeast Montana RelayFor Lie.  Needed are people that are

‘Cuisine or the Cure’ now in its fifh yearwilling to share their cookingexpertise. Te date o the event isTursday, April 28th.  I you would be willing to shareyour cooking talents or a great

cause, or i you have questions aboutthis night, then please call Rod at263-8757. A total o twelve differencooks are needed or the event andcurrently seven have confirmed.

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  Te Nashua High School Art Club is throwing aChili Feed on Wednesday, March 30th at 6:00. You can vote on your avorite chili and enjoy the Spring Concerttoo.  Price to eat is a ree-will offering. All proceedsrom the Feed will go to benefit the Art Club rip. Please

support the ARS o our students!

  Te Glasgow High School Student Council invitesall Valley County Senior Citizens to their annualSenior Citizens’ Prom on uesday, April 19th at 7:00 atthe Glasgow Senior Citizens’ Center.  Te dance will run rom 7 - 10 p.m. and eaturesmusic by Cap Holter and theGang. For moreinormation contact Georgia Barstad at (406) 942-0228.

Chili Feed/Concert Wednesday

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  Glasgow High School Junior Morgan Guttenbergis in the process o putting together a Snack-Packprogram or the elementary students in the GlasgowPublic School system.  Te idea originated afer Morgan attended a retreatregarding the growing problem o childhood hunger in

Montana. At the retreat, Morgan learned about actionsthat could be taken to help end this problem. Her goawith this program is to provide healthy snacks on theweekends to those children in need.  She has contacted a number o local businesses orhelp with the program and has had phenomenal supportNow she needs the help o the community membersOn Saturday morning, April 9th, GHS Key Club andGHS Student Council members will be canvassing theresidential areas o Glasgow collecting items to use inthe Snack-Pack program.

  I you would like to donate any o the ollowingitems, then please put them in plastic bags and leavethem on your doorstep by 9:00 a.m. and these studentswill pick them up.

Items needed are: 

I you have any questions or Morgan she can becontacted at morganguttenberg@gmail.com.  Tank you or your support.

• Zip Loc bags(sandwich size)

• Juice boxes• Sandwich crackers• Jiff Creamy to-go

Peanut Butter• Small Boxes o cereal• Fruit cups• Animal Crackers

(individually packaged)• Package o Saltine/Ritz

Crackers/Gold fish

crackers• Applesauce cups• Cheez-it (individually

packaged)• rail Mixes

(individually packaged)• Assorted Dried Fruit

(raisins, craisins, etc.)• Fruit snacks• Handi-snacks• Granola Bars

Morgan Guttenberg takes to thetask o tackling childhood hunger

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  Te Montana FarmBureau Federation willpresent 2 scholarships o$1000 each. Te scholarshipsare made available throughthe Women’s LeadershipCommittee to high schoolseniors whose parents aremembers o the Farm Bureau.  In addition, the ValleyCounty Farm Bureau will beoffering a $500 scholarship.Applications can be ound onthe Montana Farm Bureauwebsite under the scholarshiptab, or contact your school’sguidance counselor.  Applications must bepostmarked by April 1, 2016.For urther inormationcontact Robyn at 367-5145.

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BUZZIFIEDS

Storm systems

movingin on us

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 29. North wind 9 to

18 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.

Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of rain after noon. Partly

sunny, with a high near 55. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph,with gusts as high as 21 mph.

Wednesday Night:  A 40 percent chance of rain beforemidnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. Northwest

wind 17 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.

Thursday: A slight chance of rain and snow before noon.

Partly sunny, with a high near 49. Breezy, with a northnorthwest wind 22 to 24 mph, with gusts as high as 33 mph.

Chance of precipitation is 20%.Thursday Night:  Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.Northwest wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 6 to 11 mph after

midnight. Winds could gust as high as 29 mph.

Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 61. West southwest

wind 7 to 11 mph.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 62.

Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a

high near 61.

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.

  A large storm system moving through the centralRockies will bring accumulating rainall to portions onortheast Montana through tonight. Te best chances or rainwill be south o the Missouri River through this evening. Rainchances will taper rom the north early Wednesday morningas the system pushes east.  However, a next system dropping out o Canada later inthe day Wednesday will bring another round o scattered rainWednesday evening, mixing with snow and patchy reezing

rain Tursday morning.

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BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN & SUITES is looking for a responsible, motivatedwaiter/waitress. Duties include: seat customers, take customer orders, helpprep meals for serving, serve food orders, clean tables, process paymentsand other duties as assigned. This position does require being able to workentire shift standing and walking. Will work mornings and weekends. Paywill start at $8.15/hr plus great tips. Benets include vacation/sick leave anddental/visual reimbursement, group health insurance, employee discounts

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BUZZSUMMER HELP WANTED: D&G Sports and Western is now acceptingapplications for part-time/full-time summer help. pay is $10/hrAPPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT D&G OR THE GLASGOW JOB

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DRIVERS WANTED. Glasgow District is seeking activity and/or sub routebus drivers. Starting wage is $11.44/hr for activities and $13.23-14.56/h(DOE) for sub route driver. Must be able to obtain Montana School BusDriver Certication.  FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT ROGERRONESS (263-4708) OR BRENNER FLATEN (263-7909).

BUZZTROPICAL RAYS  is looking for a hairstylist, nail tech and massagetherapist. Great booth rent & perks. CALL 228-4300

BUZZFLEA MARKET: April 2 from 9am - 2pm. Tables are $5.00 each for moreinformation or to book a table please call 228-9500. Many new vendorscome see what they have to sell, white elephant, blankets, rag rugs andso much more . We are still taking donations. VALLEY COUNTY SENIORCENTER

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  Save the date orGlasgow High School’sproduction o THEWEDDING SINGER!

  Based on the hit moviestarring Adam Sandlerand Drew Barrymore, THE WEDDING SINGER takeus back to a time when hair was big, greed was goodcollars were popped, and a wedding singer might jusbe the coolest guy in the room. It’s 1985 and rock-starwannabe Robbie Hart is New Jersey’s avorite weddingsinger. He’s the lie o the party, until his own fiancéeleaves him at the altar.  Shot through the heart, Robbie makes everywedding as disastrous as his own. Enter Julia, a winsomewaitress who wins his affection. As luck would have itJulia is about to be married to a Wall Street shark, andunless Robbie can pull off the perormance o a decadethe girl o his dreams will be gone orever.  Tis GHS musical comedy eatures NoahSchleimer (Robbie Hart), Lily Helland (Julia Sullivan)ayte Prewett (Holly), revor oavs (Sammy), KyleRoss (George), Hunter Losleben (Glen Guglia), AmberO’Mara (Rosie), Hannah Mickelson (Angie), and RacheMickelson (Linda).

  Rounding out this talented ensemble — andplaying a variety o roles — are Aurora ChappellLogan Gunderson, Mariah Holter, Ethan Jamba, aylorJohnson, revor Johnson, Ellie Kent, Haleigh LawsonLane Provencher, Natosha Sand, Kevin Schindler, andAlex Simensen.  THE WEDDING SINGER  is directed by DesireeJohnson with musical direction rom Luree GreenChappell. Production staff includes Heather LoslebenZeller (Props Design), Amy Nelson (Props echnician)Keirsten Wethern (Lighting echnician), Reece Hunsley

(Follow Spot Operator), Morgan Miller (Costumeechnician), and Sierra Ciaordone (Stage Manager)Members o the live rock band are Colin Jamba, JennaJohnson, Ben Miller, Zack Miller, Michael MulliganBrad Persinger, Jim Rickley, Josh Schack, RacheSigmundstad, and Hailey Stone.  Perormances are April 8th-11th: Friday, Saturdayand Monday at 7:00 p.m. and a Sunday matinee at 4:00p.m. ickets available at the door: $8 or adults and $5or students & seniors.

GHS students to perorm‘The Wedding Singer’

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Friday & Saturday  

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Kindergarten Royalty Contest Search   Laura Rebekah Lodge #19 is again looking for 20 Valley CountyKindergartners for 2016. The contest will run from April 15th to May13th. Ballot boxes will be placed in 15 Valley County businesses.Contestants are voted on by placing money in voting boxes in the slotunder the child’s picture. Each cent will count as a vote. Votes will becounted twice a week and the results will be in the paper for four weeks.The nale of the KRC will be May 14th, 2016. Contestants need to bepresent to win. The King, Queen, Prince, Princess, and runners-up willbe crowned and receive sashes to keep.

  After the children enjoy royal cupcakes and drinks with theirfamilies they will take home large prize bags, with items donated bylocal businesses. As the Rebekahs are small in numbers, the Girl ScoutTroop 2464 will be doing their leg work for them. They will be collectingprizes and getting the boxes for them, doing this will go towards theircommunity service patch.

For more information or to sign your child up please call (406) 230-0343 or (406) 263-0762. Please remember, the contest is limited to 20children. The deadline for sign-ups is April 11th, 2016

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  OBITUARY

Harold Sethne

  HAROLD R. SEHNE,age 91, lef this earthly worldor his heavenly home onMarch 25, 2016. He passed

away as peaceully as he lived,surrounded by his daughters.

Harold was born in Glasgow,Montana to Norwegianhomesteaders Oscar and Clara(Nordrum) Sethne on August 9, 1924. His parents and siblingslived on his uncle Rangvald’s homestead in the Fuhrmancommunity. In first grade he attended the North FuhrmanSchool and at age six his amily moved to Glasgow. Teamily spent their weekends and summers at the arm. Afergraduating rom Glasgow High School he attended college in

Bozeman. As his ather’s health declined he returned to thearm where he began his long career o tilling the land andconsolidating amily homesteads into the Sethne arm.  While a patient at the Glasgow hospital, he met a youngnurse named Kathryn (Kitty) Sedlacek and on Oct. 12, 1947she became his nurse, wie, and helpmate or lie. Teycontinued to arm and raised two daughters, Karen Dehn andJanet Gabriel. Teir love or the land continued on to the nextgeneration.  During the 70 years he operated the Sethne arm Haroldserved on the Glasgow hospital board, Valley County electionboard, and Lutheran Church committees. He was known as a

trusted neighbor and loyal riend.Harold and Kitty became Arizona snowbirds and golers

in 1972. Tese years in the warm sun produced close riendsand ond memories. However, they always looked orward toreturning to the arm to watch the grain grow and turn golden.Afer Kitty’s passing in 2000, Harold continued to winter inMesa and return to the amily arm until his 90th year.

In 2014 he relocated to Sheridan, Wyoming to be closerto amily. Te Green House Cottages in Sheridan became hisnew residence. He was always grateul or his amily, the armlie, Arizona living and Te Green House.

Harold was preceded in death by his wie, Kitty, his parentsOscar and Clara, brothers Byron and Vernon Sethne, and hissister, Garnet Dahmer. He is survived by his daughters, Karen(Art) Dehn and Janet (Larne) Gabriel; grandchildren, Dr. KatieDehn o Sheridan, Kari Dehn o Portland, Amy and BrynaeaGabriel o Washington, and Matt Gabriel o Caliornia; andtwo great granddaughters, Molly and Clara Kate Sheeley.  A service celebrating the lie o Harold will be held at theFirst Lutheran Church o Glasgow on April 2nd at 11:00AM. Burial will ollow at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow,M. Please make any donations to the Valley County PioneerMuseum.

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  Question: What diddid the mother duck sayto her duckling?   Answer: “I youdon’t behave, I’m gonnaquack you one.”

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Breakfast

Pancakes • Sausage Links

Juice • Milk

 Lunch

BBQ Ribs Sandwich • Tater Tots

Mixed Fruit • Mandarin Oranges Cake

Choice of Fruit • Milk

WEDNESDAY

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The Hunt was on The Jungle Gym in Hoyt Park got a better workout than

it has seen since... since last Easter... as it didn’t take

long for the Easter Egg hunters to discover that it was

hiding lots and lots of eggs.

Glasgow: 228-8231• Hinsdale: 364-2202

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Retiring After 40 Years of Service

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  A principal at an elementary school in Butte is set tobe the new principal at Glasgow High School, pending

Glasgow School Board approval.  Brett Huntsman was offered the job on Wednesdayevening afer an interview process that involved oneother candidate, Tad Kaiser, who is currently thesuperintendent at Chester-Joplin-Inverness SchoolDistrict.

Mr. Huntsman new GHS Principal

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  Seven Montana Fish, Wildlie& Parks game wardens graduatedFriday, March 25 rom the MontanaLaw Enorcement Academy inHelena.  Te wardens were part o a 58member class at the academy, whichtrains law enorcement officersrom a variety o agencies aroundMontana, stressing the importanceo teamwork, humility and character.  In Montana, FWP wardenshave peace officer status and areofen called to assist other agencieslike county sheriff departments,Montana Highway Patrol and ederallaw enorcement officers.

  “We ask our wardens to do alot in Montana and it’s crucial theyhave the very best training,” saidom Flowers, FWP Chie o LawEnorcement. “We’re proud o ourwardens and their accomplishmentsat the academy. Tis is a great step inpreparing them to serve the peopleo Montana.”  Te Montana Law EnorcementAcademy basic Law Enorcement

Officer program is nearly three-

months long, with three sessionseach year – winter, spring and all.Wardens typically attend either thewinter or spring session within thefirst year o their employment withthe department. Te training isollowed by 12 weeks o warden fieldtraining beore there are ready to beout on their own.  During the past year, FWP hashired 15 wardens and this academyclass has a higher than averagenumber o warden graduates. Tespring academy session will includefive wardens.  Graduating Friday were theollowing wardens:•

Brady Murphy rom Whitehallwho will be stationed in Augusta.• Ben Gleason rom Billings who

will be stationed in Hardin.• im Fawell is rom Illinois, went

to college in Missoula, and willbe stationed in Broadus.

• Andrew Mohr is rom Illinois,went to college in Missoula, andwill be stationed in Jordan.

• Zachary Phillips rom Belgrade

who will be stationed in Baker.

• Chris Neu rom Big Fork whowill work in FWP Region 1 witha ocus on state parks.

• Connor Langel rom Helenawho will be will be stationed inColstrip.

  Additionally, Mohr received theHealth and Physical Fitness Awardwhich is given to the officer in eachclass who participates and excelsin the Hard Rock Challenge andachieves the class’s best score in theMontana Physical Abilities est.  Mohr also received the AlexMavity Award, which is given to thestudent rom each class who achieves

the highest accumulated score on alacademic and skills-based trainingTe award is given in honor oBillings Police Department DetectiveAlex Mavity, who was killed in theline o duty in 1989.  Ben Gleason received the JimmyKaaro award, which is given to theofficer who achieves the highest leveo academic standing in each classTe award is given in honor o retired

Fergus County Sheriff Jimmy Kaaro.

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