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onday, Februar

Our Powerful
Highlanders
on Full Display
by GWC Staff
Wow. Statement made.
The Glasgow Wrestling Club is
peaking as we head into the final
month of the season!
On Saturday, 52
Highlanders headed 70 miles
east to the Annual Poplar
Invitational. At the end of the
day; TWENTY Individual
Champions were crowned and
FORTY FIVE found their way
into a top 3 finish. Our overall
individual record was 100 wins
and 54 losses with 78 pins (41
pins against).
11 of our older kids
attended the Havre Middle
School Invitational on the same
date and 10 of them found the
podium. This experienced
group was paced by 3 individual
Champions.
Next Weekend, the Glasgow
Wrestling Club will wrestle at
Middle School State or the Big
Spring Brawl in Lewistown
while others will compete in the
Glendive Invitational. Friends and Teammates Buddy Cole and Colt Knaff at the Indian Dome.

Might see a
little fluff
Today: Sunny, with a high near 31. West wind 11 to 21
mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph.
Tonight: A low around 5. Wind chill values between -5 and
zero. West northwest wind 5 to 7 mph.
Tuesday: A 50 percent chance of snow, mainly after 11am.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 27. Wind chill values
between -5 and 5. East wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as
high as 26 mph.
Tuesday Night: A 40 percent chance of snow. Cloudy, with
a low around 12. Wind chill values between zero and 10.
East northeast wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25
mph. New snow accumulation of around an inch possible.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11am.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 21. East southeast wind
10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 6.
Southeast wind around 10 mph.
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 32. Southeast
wind 9 to 14 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 20. West
wind 11 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11am. Partly
sunny, with a high near 32. West northwest wind 14 to 16
mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 9. West
northwest wind 8 to 11 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 29. West
southwest wind 7 to 9 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 14.
Sunday: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a
high near 29.
Historic night at GHS
By Mike Brandt
History was made Saturday night at the Northern
B Divisional basketball tournament held at Glasgow
High School. For the first time the final four teams to
play Saturday night were all from District 2B.
Malta won its 18th divisional championship with
a 60-33 win over Wolf Point. In fact, it was a repeat of
the final night in Malta a week earlier at the district
tournament. Malta also beat the Wolves that night.
In the consolation game it was Glasgow running
over Poplar 71-57. (More on that in Thursday’s BUZZ).
The Scotties also beat the Indians for third place a week
ago.
Malta has dominated the district, winning 24
district tournament titles and will make its 33rd
appearance at the upcoming State Class B Tournament.
The M-ettes (21-2_ have won 10 state titles and likely
on the verge of #11. Their two losses this season were
both to the Class A Havre Blue Ponies. The only other
dominant team has been the Fairfield Eagles. They have
claimed numerous titles as well with seven state crowns.
Malta went on a 10-0 run late in the first quarter
and early in the second. Malta and Wolf Point were tied
at 5 when the M-ettes broke away. Malta led 27-12 at the
break and 48-22 going into the fourth quarter.
Allison Kunze had a good game, scoring a game-
high 20 points, Addy Anderson followed with 18,
Maddie Williamson had 11, Denver Tuss nine, and
Addison Ulrich two.
J’Elle Garfield led the Wolves with 13 points, Sierra
Hamilton had 12, KJ St. Marks five, Katwlyn MacDonald
three, and Kashlyn Speak Thunder one.
Malta advanced to play for the crown with a 54-42
semifinal win over Glasgow. (More on that game and
consolation game in Thursday’s BUZZ.).
Wolf Point defeated Poplar 65-42 in the other
Friday night semifinal contest. The Indians gave the
Wolves their money’s worth. The Wolves had to come
from behind to get the victory. Cammie Martell drained
a three-pointer to put Poplar up 26-25 late in the second
quarter. Hamilton put the Wolves back on top with her
bucket.
Wolf Point went on to take a 46-34 lead going into
the fourth stanza. The Wolves led 14-8 after the first
period and 32-28 at the break.
Garfield and St. Marks led the Wolves with 17
points each, Hamilton had 15. St. Marks also had 12
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2nd year Head Coach Cami Graham had her
Scotties rise to a whole new level these past two
weekends. Going in to the District 2B Tournament,
they only had three wins on the regular season.
Tonight they are challenging Wolf Point for a berth
Historic
continued from page 2
rebounds. Keeley Henderson-Blount had eight points,
Juellz Bauer and MacDonald four each.
Morgan Nordwick led the Indians with 14 points,
Kessee Erickson had seven, Cammie Martell six, Jazmyn
Carrywater and Brealyn Nordwick five each, Rikki Belton
four, and Mattie Falls Down one.
The Wolves were 26 for 67 from the field, including 6
of 16 three’s and 7 of 10 free throws. Poplar was 18 of 52, 11
of 24 and 3 of 7.
In loser out play Friday afternoon the Conrad
Cowgirls sent Choteau (3-20) home with a 64-44 loss.
Unfortunately, Ada Bieler’s high school career came to an
end, but not before the senior scored 25 points on 6 of 27
buckets, including 2 of 11 from behind the arc and 11 for
11 at the foul line. Kylie Kovatch added nine points, Asia
Bouma four, Ava Gunderson and Emily Thompson three
each.
Conrad was led by Cierra Kulpas and Maggie Bender
to State. Doors open at 6:00 with tip-off time at 7:00.
All-Session Tournament Passes will be honored if
presented at the door. Win or lose, let’s hear some
barking for the Scotties on this phenomenal run!
Got spirit? Let’s hear it!
with 16 points each, Tyla Evans followed with 15, and Tela
Enoboe had 10, Tabi Vermulm five and Ashlee Stokes two.
Fairfield sent Shelby (9-13) packing with a 48-31 loss
in a rematch of the District 1B semifinal game that Shelby
won 30-29.
Toryn Martinez had 18 points and 16 rebounds for
the Eagles, Sienna Kline and Natalie Harrell 10 each, Emma
Schenk five, Tarynn Stott three, and Paige Christensen two.
Jori Clary had 14 for the Coyotes, Addison Richman
had six, Cameron Blevins five points and 13 rebounds,
Hadley Clary four points and Preslee Flesch two.
Saturday morning’s loser out game had Glasgow
sending the Eagles (15-8) flying home with a 47-32 loss
and Poplar getting past Conrad (13-11) 68-63.
Morgan Nordick led the Indians with 23 points,
Cammie Martell had 15, Belton 14, Erickson six, Falls
Down five, Brealyn Nordwick four, and EmmaRae Martell
one.
Enoboe fired in 20 points for the Cowgirls, Bender
had 18, Kullpas 13, Vermulm six, Trinity VanderBos three,
Zoey Pogreba two, and Taylor Evans one.

Glasgow High School Educational
Trust Announces Recent Awards
The Glasgow High School Educational Trust
recently awarded financial aid for the Spring 2023
semester to fourteen GHS graduates attending trade
school or college. These awards are in addition to
the those given last fall to twelve students, eleven of
whom received aid for both semesters of the 2022-2023
academic year.
The GHS Educational Trust was established in
1964 by the GHS Class of 1938 to help GHS alumni
achieve their post-secondary educational goals. Since
its inception, hundreds of generous donors have built
the corpus of the trust to over $10 million dollars.
The earnings on these assets are awarded to eligible
applicants through a semi-annual process administered
by the trustees. Application deadlines are July 1st and
October 15th of each year.
The application, which lists all requirements that
must be met, is available at www.ghsedutrust.org.
Financial need has always been a primary consideration;
therefore, the trust has established levels of support to
meet students’ diverse needs, and it distributes the funds
available accordingly. Trust awards are not traditional
scholarships only for those with very high grade-point
averages. All students in good academic standing are
given equal consideration. This includes students in
trade schools and vocational/technical programs. The
application must be completed properly, thoroughly,
and submitted on time to be considered.
Students may reapply for additional aid for a
total of eight semesters if they meet all the eligibility
requirements. To date, the trust has awarded over $2.7
continued on page 7
ATTENTION DUCKS UNLIMITED SUPPORTERS
Your Missouri/Milk River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is pleased to announce
that they will be conducting a special “Sponsor Only” fundraising event
on March 4, 2023 beginning
at 5 P.M. at the Cottonwood Inn
This chapter has been challenged again by Dr. Grant Brees to raise as many
dollars possible through our sponsorship program at the $250/$500/$1,000
level. Dr. Brees will match each and every person’s sponsorship contribution
at this event. For each increment of $250 contributed, you will receive 1
entry into the Sponsor drawing.
What’s in it for me, you might ask? The night of: for an additional $25/person
you will receive a seated Prime Rib Dinner served by the Cottonwood Inn.
The Committee will be offering: 1) 1:10 chance to win a gun on the Sponsors
table. 2) 1:5 chance at winning a coveted DU merchandise item from the
Sponsors table. 3) Unlimited Guns and Gear raffle opportunities.
4) Live Auction with Guns. 5) Silent Auction with Guns.
6) One year membership in Ducks Unlimited and 7) The knowledge of
knowing that your contributions are making a difference in our North
American Ecosystems.
Ducks Unlimited will also be providing a great line-up of merchandise to be
taken home via the Live and Silent auctions as well as raffles.
Please go to www.glasgowdu.org to buy your tickets or donate online.
For more information about Ducks Unlimited go to ducks.org
Questions, please contact Ken Jansa at 406-228-2031 or 406-263-8030
OR Evan Guenther at 406-690-6782.
Family Planning Clinics
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Family Planning/Reproductive Health Clinics are February 28,
and April 4 at Valley County Health Department – wellness
exams for cervical cancer screening and clinical breast/pelvic
exams, contraceptive services (including long-acting reversal
methods Nexplanon and IUD).
Available every day – birth control starts, ongoing method
support, counseling, pregnancy testing, STD/HIV testing and
treatment, free condoms, emergency contraception, and
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Clinic Cell: (406) 263-8194 everyone regardless of ability to pay. Males and females of any
age are welcome; no one is denied services.
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GHS Trust recipients continued March Madness
has hit the Nest!
million dollars in financial aid to 782 different students
attending hundreds of different schools across the
SALES!!!!!
Blowout Sales!
nation. (This includes awards given, but not accepted, Select corkcicles $5 and $10!!!
unused, returned, or disqualified due to ineligibility Close out Sale tables marked $20 and less!
Clothing 60% off ! 501 1st Ave. S
issues.) Many students have received multiple awards. 406-228-4646
Bathrobes, Pajamas, Slippers 50% off!
In addition to student gifts, the Glasgow High
School Educational Trust also uses the earnings on NEW! NEW! NEW!
New floral, pictures, runners, napkins,
its corpus to purchase equipment and programs for candles, diffusers, dishes, soaps and lotions!
Glasgow High School that cannot be financed within New food lines! Delicious!
the school’s regular budget. Easter is around the corner. Check out all of
Over the years, every department has received our fun Easter decor, candies and more!
such gifts, benefitting all students and the public at Thanking for shopping with us for all your
home decor and gift needs.
large when it attends events at the school or uses its
facilities. The total dollar value of these awards is A linguistics professor
$266,519.15. Got Lutefisk?
was lecturing to his class
Whenever the trust receives donations that total one day. “In English,” he
$500 or more in the name of a particular individual, said, “a double negative
a one-time gift is given to a student or to GHS in the Lutefisk forms a positive. In
name of that person. Donations of $10,000 or more in Dinner some languages, though,
the name of a particular individual allow for an ongoing Sunday, March 5 such as Russian, a
naming opportunity on a regular basis. 11:00am - 1:30pm double negative is still a
The fourteen GHS graduates who received awards First Lutheran Church negative. However, there
from the trust for the Spring 2023 only are: 641 2nd Ave N • 228-4862
Menu: Lutefisk, Meatballs, is no language wherein a
First-time recipients: Rachelle Glaser, MSU- Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, double positive can form
Coleslaw, Lefse, and Orange
Billings, IMO James “Jamie” Fewer; Aubrey Sherbet for Dessert a negative.”
Hartsock, Weber State University, IMO Lila Moen Tickets: Then a voice from
Adults $20 • K-6 Grade $10
Sanders and IHO Phyllis Moen Sanguine; Hannah Proceeds go towards ADA Handicap Bathroom the back of the room
Fund at the First Lutheran Church.
Mickelson, Bridgerland Technical College, IMO Supplemental funding provided by Thrivent piped up: “Yeah, right.”
Richard “Dick” and Mary Lou Alley Wagenhals;
Emmalynn Page, South Dakota State University,
IHO Bill and Peggy Pattison Endowment; Kayla
Wilson, Western Governors University, IHO Beryl
Pehlke.
Second-time recipients: Zachary Kompel,
University of Montana, IHO Carl L. Dix; Lauren
Padden, MSU-Bozeman, IMO Audrey and Arthur
Parke; Anika Peters, South Dakota School of Mines,
IMO Cecil and Chloe Vincent Toftness; Brennan
Peters, Minot State University, IMO Aaron “Chappy”
Chatten; Tim Wageman, MSU-Bozeman, IMO
Ronald A. Combs; Aden Zoanni, MSU-Northern,
IMO John and Lois Wesen.
Third-time recipients: Brett Glaser, Carroll
College, IRO Tom and Flora Coghlan Family; Ellis
McKean, University of Montana, IMO Dr. F. M. and
Bernice Knierim; Merlin McKean, MSU-Bozeman,
IHO Gayle Wagenhals Sage.
GWC Results
Poplar
Invitational:
Tot–
Remington George 2nd
Brenley Flaten 1st
Aurora Markle 2nd
Theo Marks 3rd
Rhett Murch 2nd
Nels Redfield 3rd
Frank Pattison 2nd
Silas Hopstad 3rd
Kayson Murch 3rd
Brody Boos 1st

Bantam–
Lillie Holzworth 3rd
Collins Flaten 1st
Adlee Boos 2nd
Howard Redfield 2nd
Olive Marks 4th
Dayton Markle 1st
Adlee Boos has been enjoying a great season, as has Saunten Gamas raising
Ledger Kaufman 1st Adlee’s arm signaling a win during the GWC Invitational on January 28th. Saunten,
Colt Knaff 1st a fifth grade Highlander, was one of the referees that day. Buzz file photo
Buddy Cole 2nd
Novice– Saunten Gamas 1st
Rygan Gamas 1st
Riley Pattison 1st Rylan Schultz 4th
Orrin Mason 1st
Anders Aune 2nd Leo Erickson 2nd
Midget– Ryker Nixdorf 1st
Kennedy Flaten 1st Quincy Iwen 3rd 7th/8th Grade–
Chaz Donahue 4th
Gwen Torres 5th Asher Wersal 1st
Tyler King 2nd
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