Published by BS Central 515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230 406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578 [email protected]Vol.4,No.244Thurs d a y ,F e b r u a r y 4 ,2 0 1 6 Friday Night’s Super Hero Night!Following basketball games in Nashua tonight, the Scotties will be playing their nal home game of the regular season on Friday night as they host the Harlem Wildcats. It will be a special evening as, not only is it Scotty Senior Night, it is also Super Hero Night. Sponsored by JMG, all fans are urged to dress up i n their favorite Super Hero attire and get yo ur name in for a free prize. Bring a canned food item to donate for the food bank! Te regular season oMHSA wrestling is over, and now it’s go-time, show-time in the post season. Poplar will play host to the Eastern B/C Divisional, and the Scotties will be hitting the road early Saturday morning. GHS Head Coach Jory Casterline and his Scotty boys are hoping that a lot oans make the 67-mile drive to take in the action. Matches start at 10:00 with the finals slated to get underway at 4:30. “W e’ ve had a great week opractice, and our conditioning is fine,” Coach Casterline was pleased to report. “We’ve just got to get deeper into our matche s where our conditioning can take over.” “W e’ re hoping to qualiy as many kids as we can, but it’s going to be a dog fight or some othem to make it out odivisional.” Iyou can ’t make it to Poplar you can ollow the progress on trackwrestling. com, but it would be just as easy to travel to Poplar! Scotty wrestlers he aded to Po plar , hoping for fan support SCOTTY LINE-UP 103 - Gabe Hallock 11 113 - Matt R eyling 10 126 - Mitchell Overvold 10 126 - Kasey Seyfert 11 138 - Mick Reyling 12 145 - Cody King 12 152 - Alex Hallock 9 152 - Darrin Wersal 10 160 - Blaine Myrick 9 170 - Trevor Overvold 9 182 T errick Sanders 9 205 - Jaden Hughes 9
Friday Night’s Super Hero Night! Following basketball games in Nashua tonight, the
Scotties will be playing their nal home game of the
regular season on Friday night as they host the Harlem
Wildcats. It will be a special evening as, not only is it Scotty
Senior Night, it is also Super Hero Night. Sponsored by
JMG, all fans are urged to dress up in their favorite Supe
Hero attire and get your name in for a free prize. Bring a
canned food item to donate for the food bank!
Te regular season o MHSA
wrestling is over, and now it’s go-time,show-time in the post season. Poplar will play host to the EasternB/C Divisional, and the Scotties will behitting the road early Saturday morning. GHS Head Coach Jory Casterlineand his Scotty boys are hoping that a loto ans make the 67-mile drive to take inthe action. Matches start at 10:00 with thefinals slated to get underway at 4:30. “We’ve had a great week o practice,
and our conditioning is fine,” Coach
Casterline was pleased to report. “We’ve just got to get deeper into our matcheswhere our conditioning can take over.” “We’re hoping to qualiy as manykids as we can, but it’s going to be a dogfight or some o them to make it out odivisional.” I you can’t make it to Poplar you canollow the progress on trackwrestling.
com, but it would be just as easy to travelto Poplar!
Scotty wrestlers headed to Poplar, hoping for fan supportSCOTTY LINE-UP
Fort Peck Fine Arts Council is proud to announceits 8th Annual rip-o- the-Month winners or February2016:• First Prize WINNER: Arts Lundstrom o Malta
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Te Valley County Health Department would liketo invite you to participate in a worthwhile projecsponsored by DPHHS; EMS and rauma section. We would like to become a Cardiac ReadyCommunity. Currently in many Montana communitiesi a person’s heart stops beating the likelihood o surviva
is almost zero. Statistically, communities that have acardiac ready plan have seen a 20% improvement insurvival rates. We are interested in being one o thosecommunities! Please join us Wednesday, February 17, 2016rom 1:00 - 2:00 pm at the Community Room o theCourthouse.
Midweek Lenten Services at FLC Our observance o the Lenten season begins onAsh Wednesday, February 10.
Because o the switch to Wednesday night Christianeducation with CSI: First Lutheran, this year’s Lentenschedule and services will be quite different. We will begin with regular Ash Wednesday serviceswith the Imposition o Ashes and Holy CommunionSoup suppers will take place at 5:30 with worship at 6:30that evening. On the ollowing Wednesdays, we will have CSIworship at its regular 5:30 time with soup suppers at6:00. Tese worship services will be lively. Our childrengreatly enjoy the music and singing and the stories wetell about the lie and teachings o Jesus. Please join us Wednesday nights throughout theseason o Lent as we ollow Jesus to the cross. FirstLutheran is located at 641 2nd Ave. N., Glasgow. Formore inormation please call 406-228-4862.
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BUZZNASHUA ALL SCHOOL REUNION: Is looking for caterers to prepare and500 to 700 people for: Banquet (buffet style) at the Nashua School at 5:00pm on Saturday July 9, 2016. Picnic in Kiwanis Park at noon on SundayJuly 10, 2016 if you are interested please contact PAT HALLETT AT 7463353 OR EMAIL [email protected] OR SMOKEY & VIVIAN STOVERAT 746-3364 OR EMAIL [email protected] BY MARCH 1, 2016
I’m old, and getting tired, and so this will be my lastoray into what has become an escalated exchange. Mr. Pedde states is his letter in the 2/3/16 editiono the Buzz that he hadn’t attacked anyone. Actually
that was the reason or my initial response. His derisivecomments about “the guy” on the ront page o Friday’sedition. I’ve read it, re-read it, and read it again.......heslammed a man I hold in high regard. Tat might be allfine and good back east, but hoss, you’re in Montanaand when you slight a riend, you slight me, and I won’ttake crap rom some city slicker who wants to move inlock the gate, and then install all the things he thoughtwere good where he came rom. Sounds a lot like thereugee problem I have been describing.
I sometimes eel like the “Borg” (only Star rekNG ans will get that) because the way I see it, youwant to live with us.....assimilate. It’s been un, I’m moving on. As Goldberg used tosay.............NEX!!! Jon A. Blockhus
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Sara (Fjeldheim) Wald wrote to Janelle (Shanks)Bargmann or her 40th Birthday and also used it in thetwo columns she regularly writes or (Lewistown and
Sidney newspapers). Janelle’s mother, Janice Shanks, e-mailed amilyand riends in the hopes that Janelle would hear rom 40amily and riends, sending birthday wishes and jottingdown a avorite memory they had o Janelle. Sara and Janelle were Glasgow Swim eamteammates and she did one even better:
by Sara Beth Wald
Te mother o a childhood riend recently askedriends and amily to mail her daughter a letter
describing their avorite memory o her, in honor o myriend’s 40th birthday.
We haven’t seen much o each other over the years,so it was un to reminisce about our times togethergrowing up. Tis is the story I shared: It always rained at the Malta swim meet. It was atradition.
Swimmers huddled shivering in their towels underthe tarps stretched over the heat benches, leaving theirsweats on until the last possible moment.
Tere was always that one bench everyone avoided,second or third rom the ront. Sitting there was likeplaying Russian roulette. Every time the tarp above itcollected too much water, it would sag and dump itsload on the heads o anyone sitting in that row. And so it was a pleasant surprise the year I was…14, 15 maybe?... when the sun was shining. Te tarpsprovided welcome shade rather than shelter rom therain. Te only thing I was thinking about as I moved upthe heat benches was the rosted cinnamon roll I wasgoing to eat afer the race.
A Real Handful! Te event must have been reestyle, because that’sthe only event my riend Janelle and I both swam.
Nobody gave that dreaded bench a second thoughtthat year. A sliver o sunshine was the only thing comingthrough the tarps.
Or was it?… Te gap between the two tarps was a centimeter atthe most. I mean, what are the odds?... Janelle and I were on the same relay team, and wewere a close-knit group. But on that sunny day in MaltaI gave a whole new meaning to the phrase, “I have yourback.” Fortunately, Janelle and I were both wearing rubberswim caps. Janelle leaned orward to adjust her gogglesShe was an intense competitor, and had the medals toprove it.
I, on the other hand, was not nearly so intenseWinning was less a goal and more a pleasant possibleside-effect to getting a good tan. And so while Janelle was nervously adjusting hergoggles, I yawned and stretched my arms wide. I extended my fingertips to their ull length, pointingmy palms skyward. And that’s when it happened.
Plop. At first I didn’t get it. Was it raining afer all? Janellehad elt something drop on the back o her swim cap
She wiped it with her hand and made a disgusted “ugh”sound. We looked at each other’s hands. She had a smallbrown smear in her palm. I had a handul — a handulo bird poop. We looked at each other, horrified. We looked up atthe tiny crack between the tarps. We looked back at ourhands. Ten we started laughing hysterically.
Te heat benches are usually a somewhat somberplace. No one else had seen what had happened. Tey just thought Janelle and I had lost our minds.
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William Arvin William F. Arvin, 89, o Havre, Montana, 18 days beorehis 90th Birthday passed away in his home on January 30,2016. A graveside service will be on Saturday, February 6,
2016 at 1:00 p.m. at Lawndale Cemetery, near Opheim,M, with Pastor George Sturm officiating. Bell Mortuaryis in charge o Arrangements. Condolences may be lef atbellmortuarymontana.com.Bill was born on February 17, 1926 to William Arvin, SR. andEva Ree (Sisson) Arvin, in Kansas City, Missouri, their oldestchild; later joined by one sister, Mary Ellen. Te amily lived in Missouri until Bill was 9years old, thenthey moved to Billings, Montana because o the depression.His ather’s brother had a dairy arm there. His ather andamily worked there many years while the children weregrowing up.
Bill graduated rom Billings High School in 1944.Following graduation he lef or Farragut, with a group oriends, or two years in the Navy during World War II. Teyserved in the South Pacific, the Philippians, Okinawa, andOccupation o Japan, on the USS Colorado BB45. Upon discharge he worked with harvest crews untilhis riend, Ralph Queen, talked him into entering EasternMontana College until 1949; when he acquired a job inOpheim, the beginning o a Career that lasted 37 years. Afer two years in Opheim he and Beryl Omvig plannedto be married. However he had chosen an early release rom
the Navy, in exchange or a “chance” that he might be recalledto finish the last 10 months. Te wedding plans were made including the weddinginvitations which arrived just beore the “notice” rom UncleSam that said: “Report on May 29th” with the wedding to beJune 3rd. Bill wrote or a 10 day extension. Being young andbeing ull o trust, and a lot o aith, the invitations were mailedout! Te government granted him 7 days so the wedding wason June 3rd and he lef or Korea very early on June 6th on theUSS Colonial LSD 18, mine sweeping off the Korean War. Bill was discharged with the rank o Machinist Mate 3rdClass. He was shipped back to the U.S. afer three months,
where he was joined by Beryl in Coronado, Caliornia, backand orth until March when his time was served. He had togive up his teaching contract in Choteau to go to Korea, sowhat does a teacher without a job do in March but go back tocollege at Eastern Montana College; working in the summersand securing a job in Saco, Montana. For three years, whilein Saco we adopted our first child, Lee. Next was a job in StRegis where he moved alone as Beryl waited or our second
son, William A. Arvin. Bill didn’t care much or the mountainsso afer two years we headed back to the prairie at StanordMontana where our daughter DeJana Rea was born. Aferour years in 1961 we moved to Havre where Bill finished histeaching career. Bill worked summers in construction, SCS(measuring land), county road and bridge crews; but every fiveyears was required to attend summer school. When he retired in 1987, it took about a year o“retirement” beore he went and got a job at Cenex, where heworked or 14 years. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, William and
Eva Ree Arvin; and sister, Mary Ellen (Beldon, DeBord) Bustle He is survived by his wie, Beryl; sons, Lee B. o GreaFalls, and William A. o Havre; daughter, DeJana (Doug)Bucher, o Post Falls, ID; grandchildren, James (Michelle)Arvin o Cheney WA, Tomas (Jennier) Bucher o Post FallsID, Anita (Jeremiah) Johnson, o Glendive, M, Lee ArvinJr. and Nathaniel Arvin o Great Falls; great-grandchildrenRaistlin Aleman, Liriel, Selene, Nathaniel Jr., Alexander andSonata Arvin; sister-in-law, Mary Ann Onvig o Billings; andnumerous nieces and nephews. In lieu o flowers, please choose a charity o your choicein Bill’s Honor.
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