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The Senior Walk

Win or lose, a tradition for the Scotties who have
played their final home game of their high school
careers, taking the Walk are seniors (from left) Nik
Burke (#23), Mark Eliason (#65), Devon Nesbitt
(#32), Nicholas Robinson (#41), Austin Hughes (#74),
John Lawson (#25), Kyler Hallock (#24) Gage Siefert
(#50), Trey Johnson (#14), Damian Nesbitt (#60) and
Sean Rosengrant (#77). Scotty fans were stunned
at the outcome (the BS Central crew certainly was!)
as Bigfork, third-seeded out of the West, dominated
Glasgow with a 42-0 halftime lead and putting it on
cruise control in shutting the Scotties out 49-0. The
Vikings had lost to Florence the previous week, 63-
26. But it goes to show how tough those Class B
teams out of the Western Division are as 4th-seeded
Whitehall upended #1 North Malta 34-22. We didn’t
see that one coming, either. In fact it was a clean
sweep by the West.
Poppy Day is upon us
The VFW Post 3107 and Auxiliary will meet
November 4th the VFW at 7:00pm and the Auxiliary
at 6:00pm. The meeting was moved up a week because
Veterans Day falls on the regular meeting day. Final
preparations for poppy distribution will be discussed as
poppy distribution is scheduled for Friday, November 5th.
Letter to the Buzz
Making an informed decision
Have you checked the VAERS reports Lately?
VAERS is where the medical hospitals and vaccination
places report adverse Events from the Vax. They reduced
the number of percent of reports to just 1%. (Only 1%
is getting reported and is what’s shown in the reports)
It’s a LAW the these places must report adverse
events. Many do not as well as the CDC has changed
the parameters that cause an effect to qualify. Say for
instance something happens after one gets the jab at the
13th day out from the jab. It doesn’t qualify. It has to be
14 days out. So if you fall over dead, as some have, right
on the chair in the “jab” room, it doesn’t qualify to be a
happening from the Jab! Isn’t that something?
VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reports) from the
main Gov site is a job to get into a spread sheet to view.
A website that’s been around for quite some time does
the job for you at : https://openvaers.com/covid-data
If you look at the enclosed “ingredients” sheet in
the box housing the bottles of Vaccines the big piece
of paper is BLANK! To see what’s in the bottle there
are many doctors and scientists that are analyzing the
contents. Look on Stew Peters Show and filter by newest
first, then go back a few days or weeks and you’ll see Dr.
Jane Ruby and Dr. Carrie Madej with the info.
Remember — never use Google for your internet
search engine. Use Duck Duck Go. They don’t track
you and they don’t steer you to where “they” want you
to go to find answers. The Deep State aka Big Pharma,
aka Big Tech, don’t want the truth to be found. That’s
why many people don’t find Any Reason to Not get the
Vaccine. They get the Wrong Info. Up here the doctors
and nurses are doing radio ads and outright stating that
the Vaccine is “perfectly Safe!”. Even the low percentage
of reports clearly don’t reflect that. (from the link above)
Please give this info to your friends. People need to
know to make an Informed decision.
~ Scotty Gray
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Today: Sunny, with a high near 38. Northwest wind 5 to
7 mph becoming south in the afternoon.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 13. South wind
6 to 9 mph becoming east in the evening.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 44. East southeast
wind 7 to 10 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 20. East
southeast wind 6 to 10 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 49. Light and
variable wind becoming south 5 to 7 mph in the
afternoon.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 28.
East southeast wind around 7 mph.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 59. East southeast
wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 33.
Southeast wind 6 to 10 mph becoming west southwest
after midnight.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. West wind 6
to 11 mph increasing to 12 to 17 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 28 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. West
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Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 52. West wind
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 Hoerauf runs over Malta
By Mike Brandts
Every year we seem to have at least one major
upset in the high school football playoffs. This year the
shocker on Saturday happened in Malta. The fourth-
NOVEMBER HIGHLIGHTS ranked Mustangs and the No. 1 seed from the Northern
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B entertained the fourth seed from the West. This year it
+ Santa Cash Back - November 19th was Whitehall traveling over with a 2-5 record.
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+ November 25th - Closed for Thanksgiving The Trojans left Malta with a 3-5 record and a 34-
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Whitehall scored the last three touchdowns to overcome
Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 6:00pm (406) 228-3693 a 22-13 halftime deficit.
Malta (8-1) had taken a 14-13 lead on Connor Tuss’
5-yard TD run in the second quarter. The Mustangs led
22-13 at the half on Cash Salsbery’s 1-yard run and Tuss’
Due to circumstances beyond
GLASGOW my control, Sable’s Echo PAT kick.
SCHOOL MENU Taxidermy will not be taking Whitehall controlled the tempo throughout the
on any new projects this second half, scoring 21 unanswered points. Parker
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run by Hoerauf, who also scored on a 68-yard TD run to
ice the win.
Hoerauf had most of the yards in the game, rushing

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for 239 yards on 25 carries and passing for 294 on 17
of 31 passes. Whitehall’s defense held Malta to 69 total
yards in the second half. The Mustangs finished with
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One of the more exciting contests over the weekend
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+ No appointment needed Jefferson (6-3) will host Whitehall this Saturday.
+ Mask required Red Lodge finished the year with a 5-4 record.
Townsend’s Dawson Sweat ran for three touchdowns
Glasgow Clinic Primary Care and Trey Hoveland passed for two more as the Bulldogs
Tuesday, November 9th defeated Shepherd (3-7) 38-8. Sweat’s scores came from
6, 2,and 2-yards out. Hoveland hit Klause Rauser for a
5:00 - 6:30 pm
50-yard score and one to Tommy Stewart.
Second-ranked Townsend (8-1) will host Bigfork
For more info call: (406) 228-3400 (7-2), which thumped Glasgow 49-0.
Top-ranked Florence shutout Cut Bank, 37-0,
scoring 23 in the second quarter and 14 more in the third.
Florence (9-0) will host Columbus (8-1), which
whipped Baker (4-5) 50-8. Third-ranked Columbus led
22-0 at the half. The cougars added 22 points in the third
and six more in the fourth.
Fifth-ranked Eureka gave the Western B a clean
sweep over the Northern B by thumping Fairfield (6-3)
42-12. The Lions (8-2) got six four rushing touchdowns
from Little. He also caught a 1-yard TD pass from Liter.
Little’s scores were from 4, 1, 11, and 1-yards.
Eureka will host Big Timber (4-6), which edged 10th-
ranked Huntley Project on the Red Devils field, 32-28.
Huntley Project (7-3) had taken a 21-6 halftime lead and
led 28-12 going into the fourth quarter. The Herders scored
20 unanswered points in the final 12 minutes of play.
In Class C Fairview came on late to beat Chinook
(6-2) 34-26. The Warriors scored twice in the second half
to take a 34-17 lead. Chinook led 9-6 at the half.
Fairview (7-2) will host top-ranked Flint Creek (8-0)
Saturday. Flint Creek handed Sheridsn (5=3-3) 55-7 loss.
Scobey (7-1) traveled to Simms and had an exciting
ride home after defeating the Tigers (7-2) 60-24. Zach
Turner found Cole Tylor for three touchdown passes
and ran for another. Turner had TD passes of 39, 7, and
24-yards to Taylor. Turner also ran in from 4-yards out.
Turner started the scoring for the fifth-ranked Spartans
in the first quarter. The Spartans scored 28 points in the
second frame for a 36-24 lead at the break. They outscored
Simms 24-0 in the second half.
Park City (8-1) ran past Clark Fork (5-3) 60-40 after
a 22-22 first half. The Panthers had a 38-18 second half to
get the win. The Panthers will host Scobey Saturday.
Fort Benton (7-1) hosts St. Ignatius (7-2) after beating
Plentywood 42-22. Colter Ball had TD runs of 10 and
25-yards and had a pick-6 to help the Longhorns to the
win. Fort Benton led 35-14 at the half.
St. Ignatius defeated Joliet (6-2) 34-12 on the
J-Hawks field. The Bulldogs led 20-12 at the break.
Thompson Falls thumped Circle (4-6) 55-6 after
taking a 33-6 halftime lead. The Blue Hawks (10-0) host
Belt (8-1) as the Huskies knocked off Culbertson 36-15.
Defending state 6-man champions Froid-Lake (10-0)
continued its quest for another title with a close 26-20
victory over Hot Springs (6-3). The Red-Hawks host
Bridger (8-1) after the Scouts whipped Valier 56-12.
Richey-Lambert (7-2) defeated Roy-Winifred 40-12 and
will travel to Shields Valley (7-1). The Rebels defeated
Noxon 55-45.
White Sulphur Springs (8-0) demolished Wibaux
63-8 and will host Power-Dutton-Brady (9-1), which
beat Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 55-21.
Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Grass Range-Winnett
(8-2) edged Broadview-lavina 26-24. DGS-GRW got
two touchdown passes from Brady Bantz in the fourth
quarter to get the win. Bantz hit Ace Becker for 20 and
15-yard strikes.
Big Sandy (7-3) defeated Valley Christian 52-40 and
will travel to Denton Saturday.
Helena Capital beat Great Falls CMR 45-7 in Class
AA playoffs. Helena got past Bozeman Gallatin 42-28,
Glacier edged Billings Senior 21-14, and Great Falls beat
Missoula Big Sky 41-14.
Friday games in AA has top-ranked and defending
champions Missoula Sentinel (8-0) hosting Great Falls,
second-ranked Billings West (8-1) hosting Capital (6-
4), Bozeman (5-4) hosting Helena (8-2), and Butte (6-3)
hosting Kalispell Glacier (7-3).
In Class A Miles City nipped Columbia Falls 21-20,
Billings Central whipped Libby 54-12, Sidney slipped
past Dillon 17-14, and Frenchtown edged Whitefish 17-
13.
Laurel (8-0) hosts Frenchton (7-3), Polson (9-0)
hosts Billings Central (7-2), Hamilton (8-0) hosts Miles
City (5-4), and Fergus (7-1) hosts conference foe Sidney
(5-4).

Deadline for Block of Bucks Earlier this Year!

Watch for the Glasgow Soroptimist
member, Glasgow Student Council
members, and other volunteers
on December 3rd as they will be
collecting donations for the annual
Block of Bucks. Valley County
children from infants to 17 years of
age will be able to shop for much
needed winter clothing because of
this annual fundraiser.
The start date to get your
children signed up is Monday, and volunteers are needed to assist
November 8th. The final day to get families as they shop on this special
your child signed up to participate day. If you can help shop or have any
is Friday, November 19th, at the questions, please call Linda Sundby
Soroptimist Thrift Store, 227 4th at 480-5339.
St S. Please call or text Teresa Tade Donations are needed,
(263-4794) if you have signed up, encouraged and appreciated.
but for some reason you cannot Donations may be mailed prior to
attend the shopping spree. the collection day to Soroptimists
The children’s shopping will of Glasgow, Box 961, Glasgow, MT
take place Saturday, December 4th, 59230.
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months old, is dressed up as Joe Biden for Satan’s
favorite holiday.
With a dress shirt, overcoat, and tie, along with
a cute little American flag pin, Burnswax is the
spitting image and exact smell of Joe Biden, sources
on the Burnswax’s street confirmed Sunday evening.
His parents said they got the idea when he
messed his diaper just a few minutes before trick-
or-treating started last night.
“And then, when he said one of his nonsensical
baby babbles about who knows what, we realized
it was just the absolute perfect outfit,” said his
mother. “Isn’t that right, little Ollie?”
“Candy? Ice cweam? Poop?” the
little Oliver responded. “Poopy in pants?
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“See?” his mom cooed. “He’s just so perfect for
the part! That made more sense than the last seven
speeches I’ve heard the president give.”
The Burnswax’s neighbors loved his costume,
though some thought it was the actual Joe Biden
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