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Fighting for Montanans
Winning jackets run in the family. At the
44th Annual Montana Range Days held in
Dillon, Zora Holt recruited three of her friends
— Lina Sturan, Shayla Russell and Katya
Stiegelmeier — into a range team and took off
to Beaverhead County where they ended up
taking top honors as the youth team.
Zora took 4th place in Open Youth, was
Top Range Hand Runner-up, took Grand Range
Display, and also took first place in Illustrated
Talk with a score of 98 out of 100 (four judges
grading her). Her topic was “Bonnie Eats
Weeds: How to Turn your Cow into a Weed
Manager”.
Perhaps her six minutes, 41 seconds
speech Montana Range Days prepared her for
the other night in Malta.
At Montana Attorney General Austin
Knudsen’s September 15th meeting to collect
public comments on the American Prairie
Reserve’s application to change grazing
practices on their BLM allotments.
Zora, a sophomore at Hinsdale, worked up
the courage to address the crowd. This is what
she had to say:
“Hi. I’m Zora Holt, I’m 15, and I live on
my grandma’s ranch 50 miles south of Hinsdale.
Our ranch is right by Pages’, which is owned
by the APR. They have yearlings, and every
now and then we get one or twenty of the little
devils in with our herd. Then we have to get
our horses and get them out. Now what are we
supposed to do if bison get in with our herd? I
don’t know, and I don’t want to find out!”

As soon as she’s old enough the Buzz says, Zora Holt for Senate!
Autumnal
Equinox
today
(1:21 p.m.)
Sun is directly over the equator, nights from this point onward
are longer than daylight hours until the Vernal Equinox (1st
day of spring, Sunday, March 20, 2022, at 11:32 a.m.).
Today: Sunny, with a high near 85. Tonight: Partly cloudy,
with a low around 49. West southwest wind 8 to 11 mph
becoming northwest after midnight.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 70. Northwest
wind 8 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38.
Northwest wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 68. West northwest wind 6
to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 43. West
northwest wind 5 to 9 mph becoming south after midnight.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 82. South southeast
wind 5 to 14 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49. South
southwest wind 6 to 10 mph becoming west in the evening.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 83. West wind 6 to 16
mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 48.
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 82. Light and variable
wind becoming west southwest 8 to 13 mph in the morning.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 79.
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sister using my tables. There will be a little bit of many things. Antiques,
sweatshirts, two of Snow Whites dwarfs one is a bank the other is a lamp,
M&M collectibles, holiday bratz ornaments and collectible cars, crystal,
cordless phone with digital answering machine in box. Lots more… I also still
have Trump flags, hats, watches, 1 mug, Trump & Biden bumper stickers,
jade plants and little kids clothes. 313 4TH AVE S
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25 – 30 hours during the school year with reduced hours from Memorial
Day through Labor Day. Pay – DOE. Computer skills and working with the
public required. Some money management skills. Confidentiality a must. A
full job description and applications are available at the church office, 641
2nd Ave S FOR ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL 228-4862
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time is flexible. Duties include helping take care of boarding animals
and janitorial duties. Must be able to lift 50lbs. DROP OFF RESUME AT
VALLEY VET CLINIC.
Member FDIC
Teller/Customer Service Rep
Bank of Glasgow is seeking applicants for a full-time
Teller/CSR. Candidate should be detail oriented; possess
excellent customer service skills; ability to multi-task and
proficient with computers. Experience preferred. Salary DOE.
Benefits include dental, health, vision and 401K.
Apply in person at Bank of Glasgow.
110 6th Street South
Equal Opportunity Employer
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immunizations, communicable disease investigation and follow-up, Cardiac
Ready Community, community preparedness, oral health, maternal/child
health, and family planning, and other duties as assigned. Requires a
current nursing license as a registered nurse in Montana and current driver’s
license. We will train the right person. We will consider hiring a candidate
at 29-40 hours per week. This position offers a FULL BENEFIT package if
working 30-40 hours/week with pay starting at $26.50 per hour, depending
on experience. For a complete job description and application, please
contact Valley County Health department at 501 Court Square #11,
Glasgow, MT 59230 or call 406-228-6261.
BUZZ
POSITION OPENING for a Communicable Disease Prevention Coordinator
at Valley County Health Department. Responsible for providing a variety of
professional and administrative services to promote and maintain individual,
group, and community health, primarily related to schools, long-term care
and assisted living facilities, and the local jail. Education and experience
equivalent to bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Social Services or any
health-related field, plus two to four (2-4) years of related work experience.
Commensurate experience and education may substitute for the degree
requirement. Must possess a valid driver’s license. Any education or
experience level will be considered for this position at 40 hours per week
as training is provided, FULL BENEFIT package, and pay of $16 - $22
per hour depending on education and experience. This position is funded
through July 1, 2023 with potential for continued funding after that date.
For a complete job description and application, please contact Valley
County Health Department at 501 Court Square #11, Glasgow, MT
59230 or call 406-228-6261.
BUZZ
VALLEY COUNTY REFUSE DISTRICT #1 seeks an Operator. Performs
a variety of routine and complex semi-skilled tasks in sanitary landfill
operations. Must have High school diploma or GED, Valid Montana driver’s
license, One (1) year of equipment operation or landfill experience, or any
equivalent combination of related education and experience. SWANA
certification as a landfill operator, or ability to obtain certification within
two years from date of employment. PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT THE
LANDFILL OR CALL 263-2879 WITH ANY QUESTIONS. Valley County
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responsible for the consistent preparation of cuisine for the dining room,
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the membership, setting up new accounts, and some back-office duties.
Position may require some travel between the Fort Peck office and the
Branch office in Glasgow. Wage DOE. Applications can be picked up,
dropped off, or mailed to Fort Peck office or Branch office in Glasgow,
P.O. Box 214, Fort Peck MT 59223.
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on employment tab. CALL 406-228-2406 FOR MORE INFO. (EQUAL
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Your role is to answer phones, assist with daily bookkeeping, and visitation
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Wage $11/hr. $500 sign on bonus after 6 months. APPLY AT SUBWAY
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Starting wage is $12/hr. Respond promptly to requests from guests and
other departments. Identify and report preventative or other maintenance
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premises in general in a clean and orderly manner. PICK UP APPLICATION
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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.
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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
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Shifts. CALL 228-8412 FOR MORE INFO
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CAMPBELL LODGE is hiring all shifts. CONTACT 228-9328 OR PICK UP
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DOE. Stop at the shop for application. CALL 228-4801 FOR MORE INFO.
Open Letter to Montanans
Consider the value of your
public school in your community!
I pen this letter upon return from a 1700-mile
journey to communities across the state and numerous
hours of phone and online communications these
past two weeks with administrators in Montana’s
public schools.
The purpose of that travel and communications
was to get a sense from our school leaders about the
opening of the 2021-22 school year in our schools
and communities all across the state. What I learned
is that each community’s education team has joyously
opened school with students returning with the
energy and enthusiasm a new school year always
brings.
I also learned that it is the goal of every school
community that I talked with to open school and
work tirelessly to keep the school open to serve our
children’s educational, social emotional, and brain
health needs during this pandemic. I learned that
COVID-19, and its long, drawn out damage, has all
community members feeling tired, fed up, and angry
because of the impact the virus has had on our lives
and the lives of our loved ones, friends and neighbors.
The aftereffect of this anger has, in the past
two weeks, frequently been directed toward the
community’s schools and the leadership of those
schools (superintendents, principals, school
board trustees, special education directors, county
superintendents, technology directors) and even in
some instances the teachers, para educators (aides),
school cooks, secretaries, bus drivers, custodians, and
anyone who is serving to meet the needs of children.
In many communities, this anger and vitriol in public
venues are creating unnerving situations that our
children are observing, that rise to the level of safety
concerns for those who have committed their life and
career to being educators. This is not the Montana
way.
I learned that the politics surrounding the anger
in our country, mostly focused on COVID-19 and
its harsh impact on our lives, has been staged in
Montana and with propaganda driven by entities
outside of Montana and social media. The evidence
of this politicizing of the anger of Montanans in

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the past two weeks showed itself in the actions of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Elsie
Arntzen, attending community rallies suggesting
that the people rise up against the local control of
their community and schools and implying that
community input had not been considered in creating
the safest environment for our schools to gather our
children. And, one day later, a temporary emergency
rule announced by the Governor as promulgated by
the Department of Health and Human Services. The
“shall consider” language in this rule about health
and safety of our children in schools pointed out the
obvious work that has already been done in all schools
and their community – collecting input on the will
of the community on the health issues impacting
the school environment and safety of our children.
These political actions served no purpose other
than to provoke already tired and angry community
members to vent that anger on their community
school. I learned that these events and actions have
contributed to the unsafe feeling in our schools. This
is a poor example for our children and furthers the
anxiety that our school kids feel about the pandemic
and the harm that it has done to their young lives.
This is not the Montana way.
The political atmosphere and angry approach
that seems to be the rule of politics these days needs
to cease so that we do not further harm our children
and their ability to receive the education that they
deserve as a Montanan. I learned that in the anger,
some of our community members have lost sight of
the value of the school in their community …
• as the safe place for education opportunities to
happen for our children,
• as the public school being the largest employer
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High School Girls: 19 and Under • High School Boys Grades 9-12
• Free equipment to first year skaters, affordable rental gear to players
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• Scholarships available to cover registration costs.
• Registration at HLYH.org or contact Heather Dulaney at 263-8088.
• Equipment check-out appointments on can be scheduled or by
appointment.
• COVID policy in effect for the 2021-2022 season.
in many, many communities across the state and
surely an economic driver in every community in
Montana by ignoring a big goal for the economic
health of our communities to keep our schools
open.
By keeping our sights on the value of our
community school we may have to sacrifice some of
our personal freedoms to protect the workers (and
children) in our schools so they can continue to do
their ‘Job 1’ in our schools and not be at home dealing
with illness, quarantine, and remote learning.
If this has not garnered your attention, or
perhaps only caused your anger to escalate, I ask
you to contemplate what your community looks like
without your public school to serve as a safe place
for the education of our children, the community
center for social and community gatherings, and
the pride of supporting our kids as they participate
in their academics, co-curricular, extra-curricular,
arts and athletic activities. These are values of all
Montanans. During my 40 years as an educator I have
observed many community members rise up against
any faction that would take their school from their
community, and rightfully so—we have a sound,
though imperfect, system of public schools in our
state that is the envy of those outside our Montana
borders.
My appeal to our community members is the fact
that never before (in the middle of the pandemic) has it
been more important to stand up for your community
school by making your voice of support heard on
your expectations going forward, and to do that with
the civility Montanans are known for. Reflect on the
value of your school in your community, not just
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Open Letter continued from page 5
for you, but also for the common good. The health,
economic viability, and sense of pride we have when
rallying around our kids and their accomplishments.
That is the Montana way.
Montana cannot afford to lose educational
leaders, educators, and all of the community
members who serve to meet our children’s needs
because they can no longer endure working in a toxic
political environment. Your next-door neighbor
who is committed to the career of educating our
children is not an evil co-conspirator intending to
harm children and our Montana way of life. If this
unsubstantiated surge against those serving your
community’s children continues, I have learned that
our educational leaders, educators, and support team
will not continue to work in this environment under
these conditions. We already face a severe shortage
of quality educators in Montana, particularly rural
Montana. If community schools cannot put together
the education team to serve your children, the locally
controlled community school will no longer exist.
Consider how that will impact your community.
There is no expectation that for-profit private schools
charging large tuition have any intention of opening
up in Montana (even in our large communities)
because it is hard work and expensive to invest in
the education of children. So, if your community
school no longer exists, most of Montana will have
the opportunities available through online charter
schools that turn a profit on the efficiencies created
by remote learning. All of our communities learned
the value of in-person learning when the pandemic
required many schools to move to remote learning
last school year, and the difficulties that created
for parents/workers/community members in
implementing education for their children. Online-
only opportunities for educating children in our
communities through the mantra of private charters
are a lacking substitute for the system of schools that
you have in your community.
I appeal to you, to please rise up now and support
your local public school and their efforts and energy
to keep in person learning opportunities in place for
our children! That is the Montana way!
~ Kirk J. Miller, EdD
Montanan - grandfather and father of Montana public
school children having served 40 years as an educator
in six Montana communities – teacher in Livingston,
teacher in Havre and adjunct faculty at Northern
Montana College (back then), principal at Shepherd
High School, superintendent of Cascade Public
Schools, Havre Public Schools, and Bozeman Public
Schools, adjunct faculty at Montana State University,
currently in Helena serving as the Executive Director
of School Administrators of Montana – the professional
association for administrators all across the state
– those folks I said I have been talking with leading
our schools. Educated in Laurel elementary public
schools; graduated from Havre High School; Associate
of Science degree in Engineering Technology from
Northern Montana College; Bachelor of Science degree
in Education, major Mathematics, minor Chemistry
from Northern Montana College; Master of Science in
Educational Leadership emphasis in Curriculum from
Montana State University; Doctorate in Educational
Leadership with dissertation investigating the key
elements of implementing school technology plans
from Montana State University. Married for 41
years to a life-long early childhood educator serving
both public and private pre-school opportunities for
Montana’s children. Along the way, appointed to the
Montana Board of Public Education by Governor
Racicot and re-appointed by Governor Martz with
unanimous approval of the Senate confirmation,
serving 14 years on the Board with 6 years as chair.
Served on statewide education committees and studies
and have participated in representing education issues
in the legislative process since the 1991 legislative
session. 40 years of listening to and valuing the input
of community members all across Montana for serving
our public school system and the value our community
schools bring to every community in Montana
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 Farmers Brown and Jones had adjoining farms for
years and didn’t get along at all. GLASGOW
One night after supper, Farmer Brown knocked on SCHOOL MENU
Farmer Jones’s door. When Farmer Jones answered the THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 15-21, 2021 door, Farmer Brown said, “I know we don’t talk often, Breakfast
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STEAK FRY
Friday, Sept. 25
5pm~7pm
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St. Raphaels Youth Group
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 Walk-in Wednesdays COVID-19 Vaccine
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and beginning 9/22/2021 -- FLU vaccine also!
We have 600 doses of regular FLU and 400 High-dose.
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11:30 am - 5:30 pm at the Health Department.
500 4th Avenue South – phone (406) 228-6261
Walk-in on Wednesdays only.
If stairs are a problem, please let us know when you arrive.
We are scheduling FLU clinics in Fort Peck, Hinsdale, Lustre, Nashua,
Opheim, and St. Marie and will be there as soon as possible.

Service slated for Leah Rae Tihista

Leah Rae (Hensrud)
Tihista passed away
on August 11, 2021, in
Richland, Washington due
to complications from a
stroke.
A graveside service
will be held at 11:00 a.m. on
October 23 at the Highland
Cemetery in Glasgow, Montana. A gathering will follow
at the Cottonwood Inn.
In lieu of flowers she would be pleased if a donation
was made in her name to any animal rescue organization.
Bell Mortuary is assisting the family with arrangements
and condolences maybe left at bellmortuaryglasgow.com.

Drunken Apples Anyone?

We got a tasty-looking “snap chat” photo from Ali
Cook, cooking up some drunken apples, so we asked
her for the recipe and she gladly shared it.
You start with 6-7 apples, whichever kind
you prefer. Ali uses Granny Smith apples, she
says they have more flavor.
You also need 2 cups white sugar, 2
tablespoons cinnamon, 1 tablespoon nutmeg, Vote
and 1/4 cup of bourbon or bourbon whiskey. Ali
uses Maker’s Mark as that’s what she has on hand. TODD YOUNG
“You don’t want your apples to drink alone,” she says.
Core and slice apples about a 1/2 inch thick. Peel
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When apples are tender, remove from heat and let • Continued positive and constructive co-operation
stand for five minutes to thicken up. It should have a between city council and county
nice, almost caramel, consistency. • I understand the value of tax dollars
Thanks for sharing, Ali! Paid for by Todd Young for Mayor; Todd Young, Treasurer
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