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On June 19, 2018 at West Point, N.Y., Air Force Lt. Col.
Scott Woodbrey presents the flag to Sharon Cook, the
widow of the fighter pilot discussed in Frank & Lin’s
most excellent article who went missing in Southeast
Asia in 1969. Jimmy was finally laid to rest at West Point
alongside his mother, father and brother. Reflecting on
Joe Yeoman’s statement in Tuesday’s Buzz, Memorial
Day is for us to honor the men and women who did not
come home from war. These people died so we may
have our way of life and easy living.

Just Call Me Jimmy the controls that day was Jimmy.

by Frank & Lin Vargo
The sleek, streamlined T-38’s
landing gear kissed the runway
as smooth as it could ever be.
Northrop’s Cadillac trainer was a
two seater and fast!
Was she ever fast. But behind
One of the USAF’s finest pilots and
a brilliant student.
I met him at the flight shack’s
door and he smiled as he always did.
I swear his ears were gonna bleed if
he smiled any wider. I saluted him
and congratulated him as he walked
down the hallway to his debriefing.
His face had the outline of his
oxygen mask as if it was going to be
permanent.
He walked into the room to a
standing ovation from his fellow
students and I was the only enlisted
person allowed in the room. I
applauded.
continued on page 6

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June 5, 2023 June 9, 2023 July 21, 2023 August 5, 2023 Earlier this year, special prosecutors dismissed
criminal charges against the actor. However, he still
NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS faces several lawsuits, including one from Hutchins’
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Dana Loesch had to say back in January of 2023.
#3, Glasgow, Montana 59230 Dana Loesch: If he (Baldwin) wasn’t so anti
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Jimmy continued from front

It was Jimmy’s final check ride and he was now
a genuine fighter pilot.
Jimmy looked as if he was the poster boy for a

JUNE 3, 2023
Norman Rockwell painting. Freckled faced, red hair
and he was as American as apple pie. Jimmy was
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there was something wrong with you, not him.
I was reading the Air Force times a week earlier
and noticed that Jimmy had a very famous relative.
Although his father was a Major General which was
noteworthy in itself, Jimmy’s older brother was even
more noteworthy. You see, Jimmy’s brother was
Astronaut Ed White. Colonel White was a member
of the crews of Gemini 4 and Apollo 1 .
On June 3, 1965, White became the first
American to walk in outer space.
I was surprised that Jimmy was Colonel White’s
brother and asked Jimmy if he wanted to be an
astronaut also. He looked at me and sheepishly
grinned then nodded and said, “I can see nothing
better that I would want to do!”
But as fate would have it almost two years
later, Ed White died on January 27, 1967, alongside
astronauts Virgil “Gus” Grissom and Roger B.
Chaffee in a fire during pre-launch testing for
Apollo 1 at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
 I had left Webb, AFB in 1966 heading to Tan
Son Nhut Air Base, Vietnam but got reassigned to
Hickam AFB, Hawaii, but I kept in contact with
Jimmy by letter writing. We corresponded on and
off until his responses became further apart and
then silent. I wrote a few more times but they went
unanswered.
It was many years later that I received word that
Jimmy had been shot down in Laos in his F-105, The
“Thud” and was deemed MIA in 1969.
I wanted, as many others to hear about his
hopeful rescue but the time continued onward until
it became possible that he might not be rescued but
possibly was KIA. The final report of Jimmy’s demise
was summed up here in a report that I received from
the DOD website that I belong to as Air Force Maj.
James B. White, missing from the Vietnam War, has
now been accounted for. It reads:
On Nov. 24, 1969 Capt. James B. White, a
member of the 357th Tactical Fighter Squadron,
was aboard an F-105D aircraft, in a flight attacking
enemy troops. During the mission, weather conditions
deteriorated and contact with White was lost after
his first pass. On Nov. 28, an Air America helicopter
sighted wreckage, thought to be White’s aircraft. A
Laotian ground team searched the area and found
small pieces of wreckage, but no remains were
recovered. White was subsequently declared missing
in action.
As time passed it became apparent that Jimmy
was killed in action and would not be home. The
years rolled on and finally a short time ago I received
a notice that Jimmy’s remains had been found and
indeed identified as Jimmy. My friend had been
found but not alive and would be coming home to
America.
Maj. James Blair White went missing in
Southeast Asia on Nov. 24, 1969. He was finally laid
to rest at West Point alongside of his mother, father
and brother, June 19, 2018. 49 years later. But he was
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Only a few family members were still alive to
attend the funeral but they were happy to finally
have closure. James Blair White, just call me “Jimmy”
was only 27 years old when he flew into the combat
arena of Laos and lost his life.
Oh, I realize that there were many others that
perished in ’Nam, over 58,000 American soldiers
perished in the fields of Vietnam. I have 18 friends
whose names appear on “The Wall” in Washington
D.C. and I wonder all the time why I was spared that
trip to Vietnam after volunteering to fly helicopters
for the Army but was not chosen due to a “freeze”
on critical career fields in the USAF.
Was it luck of the draw or was there some other
reason that I as well as many others who were flight
candidates who managed to escape that event in our
history.
Jimmy White is home with his family and now
he also belongs to the ages. Rest in peace gallant
warrior. Your family earned the right to the saying
“Some gave all, All gave some.
Mark Twain once said: In the beginning…the
patriot is a scarce man, and brave and hated and
scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him,
for then it costs nothing to be a patriot” -
When you remember Memorial Day, you are
remembering someone who gave their lives to our
country. You may know that person, personally
or not. But there is a hundred percent chance the
soldier who gave his life for the country, didn’t know
you but did it anyway….
And so it goes…
~ Frank & Lin
James Blair White
BIRTH: 14 Mar 1942, Saint Petersburg,
Pinellas County, Florida, USA
DEATH: 24 Nov 1969 (aged 27), Laos
BURIAL: United States Military Academy
Post Cemetery, West Point, Orange
County, New York, USA
Lane Thompson will be
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Scout award on Monday,
May 29th at 3:00pm at the
Fort Peck Fish Hatchery.
You are invited to join us
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and reception following to
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Graduation from years ago
By Mike Brandt
With Glasgow’s graduation set for Sunday I thought it
would be nice to look back at some graduates from many
years ago. With my research I found a picture in the Glasgow
Courier from 1943.
That year Glasgow had 71 graduates that received their
diplomas on May 20, 1943 in the auditorium. Wonder if they
knew each other? And how many are still with us now. They
would be in their late 90s. See if you recognize any of them:
Vivian Gorder, Elle Jones, Patricia Fassett, Fay Ness
Zimmerman, Peggy Edwards, Orvin Beck, John Briggs,
Dale Nakken, Willard Bruce, Harold Magruder, Bob Strader,
Byron Fauth, Minnie May Gouge, Florence Rager, Lucille
Rothe, Barbara Porter, Edna Fast, Helen Wall, Shirley
Wilson, Wilma Boreson, Merle Campbell, Bernyce Hill,
Hazel Heath, Lillian Jensen, Corrin McCann, Mary Louise
Hallett, Beverly Dahl, Patricia Farrell, Roselle Enger, Dorothy
Baynham, Betty Brooks, Laura Bayne, Janice Brown, Grace
Dunkelberger, Dorothy Widen, Gladys Thomas, Geraldine
Knauass, Elizabeth Funk, Garnet Sethne, Lois Arnold,
Imo Ruth Watson, Lillian Wedum, Mary Jo Hurley, Anna
Vee Morion, Lois Holderman, Rubh Gribble, Marjorie
Steinmetzer, Clarisse Clutter, Mauice Graham, Louis Sather,
Ellis Jennings, Arthur Holter, Jack Cunff, Boen DeLay, Forest
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Wesen, Earl Fuhrman, Lee Hills, Ned Wagner, James Russell,
Bridget Crow, Harold Eide, Ruby Fullerton, Robert Hallett,
Elizabeth Harrison, Charles Heath, Betty Molvig, Edna
Olfert, Richard Rantz, Patricia Raymond, and Maxine Yoder.
Six of the graduates were selected to participate in a patriotic
symposium called “We Pledge Allegiance,” which each would
present soSe phase of American life or history. Those six were
Molvig, Harrison, Farrell, Magruder, Briggs, and Graham.
I can recognize some last names and two others. Funk
is my mother Betty Brandt and lives at Valley View Home.
Graham lives at his home. Both are 98.
Nashua held its graduation May 20 with Great Falls Dr.
Paul W. Dierberger, pastor of the First Congregational church
of Great Falls. Byron Ulvestad was the valedictorian and
Doris Nickels salutatorian, but she left after the first semester
to engage in defense work. Maxine Lebert gave a talk instead.
Nashua had 21 graduates.
Members of the class were Virgil L. Beecher, Alyce
Oeroha Berg, Orval Brenden, Lila Marie Cherney, Lois
Maxine Grasberg, Helen Marie Haggerty, Rose Marie
Harchenko, Raymond J. Hassler, Thomas R. Hay Frances
Muzetta Kuzek, Lebert, Ilene Margaret Maurseth, Nickels,
Kenneth Robert Nybakken, Ralph Lloyd Peterson, Jacob
Schmitt, Mary Stewart, Beulah Lorene Tihasta, Paul B.
Tihista, Ulvestad, and Betty Anm Wittmayer.
Will have more graduation later.
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GRD Volleyball Champs

It came down to the best two teams in the Glasgow Recreation Department’s Women’s Volleyball League.
Ezzies, who handed Taylor Storage their first loss of the season May 17th, followed up by beating them again
in first round of tournament play later that evening. After Taylor Storage knocked off Independence Bank last
night, Ezzies did it again, wrapping up the championship match over Taylor Storage. We don’t know if Kevin was
there to cheer the team on or not, or whether or not Wilcoxin’s Premium Ice Cream sammies were handed out.
Anywho, cancrats to the 2023 champion Ezzies, and there are some familiar volleyball faces here. They are,
left to right, Natalie Hopstad, Danae Sheeran, Arron Franzen, Jasmin Lindstrom, Kaylee Ross, and Delaney
Holzworth. Not Pictured: Somer Hoerster. The final regular season standings had Taylor Storage at 11-1; Ezzies
10-2; Independence Bank 7-5; FMDH 4-8; Sweet Digs 3-9; and Team Six got in the win collumn, 1-11.
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The Private Land/Public Wildlife Steinberger of Billings and Dale Tribby of
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June 1, at Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Agenda items include:
headquarters in Helena and via Zoom Member reports Assembly of God
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FWP updates 1220 10th Street N
Mon. - Thurs. June 5 - 9
The 13-member advisory committee, Landowner Panel 6:00 - 8:00 PM
appointed by the governor, is charged PALA Review/Discussion Friday, June 10
with reviewing FWP’s access programs Public Comment 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Preschool - 5th Grades
and offering recommendations to help Sub-group reports Lunch, Water Slides, Games,
achieve program goals and maintaining The meeting will be streamed live Crafts, Music, Stories,
good relations between hunters and on the FWP website at fwp.mt.gov/plpw, and Snacks
landowners. Members are Ed Beall, where you can also find more information Please register by Texting
701-260-3141
chair, of Helena, Eric Albus of Hinsdale, on the committee and a full agenda. A
Tierani Brusett of Billings, Cynthia Zoom link will be posted closer to the
Cohan of Butte, Lee Cornwell of Glasgow, date of the meeting. To make a public BS
CENTRAL
Paul Ellis of Bozeman, Everett Headley of comment via Zoom, you must register Home of the BS Buzz

Stevensville, Donna McDonald of Alder, on the FWP website by noon on May 31.
Rod Paschke of Jordan, Rich Roth of Big FWP headquarters is located at 1420 E. Full Color Printing
Sandy, Raymond Rugg of Superior, Drew Sixth Ave. in Helena. Envelopes
Brochures
Hunter and Bowhunter Education Business Cards
Forms
Advisory Committee to meet Wedding Announcements
The Hunter and Bowhunter Education Advisory Advertising in the
Committee will meet at the University of Providence in BS Buzz
Great Falls June 6 and 7. Passport Pictures
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Director Hank (No Appointment Needed)
Worsech has convened the committee to look at bscentral@nemont.net
improving the hunter and bowhunter education 515 2nd Ave. S • (406) 228-4558
programs. This will be their first meeting. The committee
will focus on strategies for recruiting new volunteer
instructors, implementing field days for online students,
and improving landowner relations and hunter ethics
within the curriculum.
FWP solicited applications for the committee and
chose 23 members representing all parts of the state. The
group will review the manuals, online programs and field
day outlines, and develop actionable recommendations
for Worsech and the hunter/bowhunter education staff
to implement.
Starting in 2024, FWP will require a field day for
all hunter and bowhunter education students under 18,
including those taking the course online.
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a few words. He turned to his bride’s mother. “You’ve
given me a gift,” he began, “a gift that...”
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in-law completed the sentence, “That you can’t return!”
 5th Annual Milk River
Catfish Days
June 2 & 3, 2023
DOWNTOWN GLASGOW, MONTANA
Open container permits and street closure is in effect Friday from 2pm to 2am and Saturday 8am
to 2am. VC Transit is offering rides until 11pm both nights. Call 406-228-8747 to book a ride.

FRIDAY: 4pm: Auzzy's Cook Shack on 1st Ave S

6pm-7:30pm: performing live music
8pm-10pm : Calcutta for Catfish Classic teams
10pm-12am : performing live music

SATURDAY:
8am-6pm: Vendor and Crafts on 2nd Ave S
9am: Catfish Crawl starting at Busted Knuckle Taproom
9am-2pm: Bloody Mary & Breakfast Burrito Brunch at Glasgow Elks Club
Starting at Noon:
School's Out Carnival in front of Children's Museum
Adult Cornhole Tournament in front of the Glasgow Elks Club
Drama and Key Club Fundraisers
Noon to 3pm: Youth Fishing at Sullivan Park brought to you by
Glasgow/Fort Peck Walleyes Unlimited
3pm: Montana Bar Dart Tournament
4pm: 23rd Annual Catfish Classic Tournament begins
Midnight: Weigh-ins in Elks parking lot

SPONSORED BY: Hi Line Collision

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