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Rockin’ Robby!
Fall temperatures are upon us and Robby will soon that we place on a high kennel roof that the cats cannot
be flying South again. If you recall Robby made it back access. I watched Robby place dry cat food in his baby’s
to our yard last Spring, in spite of his damaged wing. open mouth. This photo was taken in July as Robby’s
Not only did he survive, but he mated and cared for his youngster was growing into adulthood. We hope to see
youngster. He taught his prodigy to feast on the cat food them both next Spring! ~ Sheila Vosen-Shorten
 Montana’s big game hunting
Season opens this Saturday
This weekend marks the beginning of the general
DIGITAL PICTURE & SOUND big game hunting season in Montana. The general deer
DAILY MATINEES • $6.50/PERSON and elk season is Oct. 26-Dec. 1.
$5 TUESDAY! Here are a few reminders for hunters:
All Tuesday showings are $5 Don’t forget your regulations and maps. Take
406-228-9239 • [Link] advantage of the online hunt planner at [Link]
SHOWING: OCTOBER 18-24 [Link]/fwpPub/planahunt.
Hunters should check their licenses in advance,
and anyone with faded licenses can have them replaced
Rated PG 86 min. Rated R 90 min. at no cost at their regional FWP office. After Thursday,
Fri & Sat: 4:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 Fri & Sat: 4:10 • 7:15 • 9:15 October 24th, the cost will be $5 for each license replaced
Sun: 4:00 • 7:00 Sun: 4:10 • 7:15
Mon - Thur: 5:00 • 8:00 Mon - Thur: 5:10 • 8:10 at a license provider. However, FWP will reimburse the
cost to hunters and anglers who mail in a receipt to FWP
The Buzz loves Licensing, P.O. Box 200701, Helena, MT 59620. Another
your hunting
option for replacing your license is to go to [Link],
photos!
login to MyFWP and request a digital version of your
license to print at home or download to a smart phone.
Digital licenses are good for everything but a carcass tag.
Tonight: A slight chance of rain and snow before 8pm, Be Bear Aware. Hunters should always have bear
then a slight chance of snow between 8pm and 2am.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. Northwest wind 8
spray on them and in a place they can easily access it.
to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Chance of Hunting in pairs or a group is also recommended to help
precipitation is 20%. fend off a bear during an attack. Bears are very active
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 48. West wind this time of the year as they enter hyperphagia-- the time
6 to 10 mph. when they continuously eat to prepare for hibernation.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. If you are hunting in a CWD Management Zone
South wind around 7 mph becoming west after midnight. remember the parts that can and cannot be removed
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 64. Southwest wind 6 to from the management zone.
14 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Carcass parts that CANNOT be removed from a
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain after midnight. CWD Management Zone:: whole carcass, whole head,
Partly cloudy, with a low around 36. West southwest wind
13 to 20 mph becoming northwest after midnight. Winds
brain, or spinal column.
could gust as high as 31 mph. Animal parts that CAN be removed from a CWD
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 44. Breezy, Management Zone include: Meat cut and wrapped or
with a northwest wind 20 to 23 mph, with gusts as high separated from the bone; Hides with no heads attached
as 31 mph. Quarters or parts with no spine or head attached; Skull
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23. plates, antlers, or skulls with no tissue.
Northwest wind 16 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 25 Animals harvested inside a CWD Management
mph. Zone can be taken to a CWD sampling check station to
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 36. Northwest be sampled. And if you’re hunting in Valley County, this
wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
might be a good idea. This year FWP is paying for the
Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 20. North northwest wind 10 to
testing of CWD samples from hunter-harvested deer, elk
14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. and moose anywhere in the state regardless of whether
Monday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, they are in a management zone or sampling area. If these
with a high near 34. West northwest wind 10 to 14 mph, animals come from outside designated sampling areas,
with gusts as high as 23 mph. hunters can either take the samples themselves, fill out
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 31. the information sheet found online and mail them to

Reel Life Wisdom our lab in Bozeman or bring the animal (or head) to a
regional office for sampling. A video on the FWP website
“Musicians don’t retire. They stop when there’s no more shows detailed instructions on how to remove lymph
music in them.” ~ Robert De Niro in The Intern (2016) nodes, and more information is available about testing.
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 Trip of the Month
Winners for 2019
DECEMBER: Early Bird Drawing - Diane Donahue - $1000

JANUARY: $200 - Connie Brunelle JUNE: $200 - Vicky Bogar

Edinburgh, Scotland - Robert & Barbara Galt Williamsburg, VA - Karla Kavon

FEBRUARY: $200 - Suzanne Westhoff JULY: $200 - Jeanine Markle

Palm Springs, - Jeannie Compton Scottsdale, AZ - Stephanie Haynie

MARCH: $200 - Annette Vegge/Linda Miller AUGUST: $200 - Trudy Fox

Memphis, TN - Lois McIntyre Out ‘n About Treesort, Oregon - Terry Newton

APRIL: $200 - Ethel Moore SEPTEMBER: $200 - Jane Kolstad/Shantel Zeiger

Orange Beach, AL - Patrick & Deanna Price Savannah, GA: Judy Waters

MAY: $200 - Juice Fischer OCTOBER: $200 - Carmela Rodriguez

San Antonio, TX - Juanita Morehouse Cape Cod: Charlene Critelli

Get your 2020

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Call 406-228-9216, contact any FPFAC board member,
or stop by the office located in the Sean Heavey Gallery in downtown Glasgow
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THANK YOU… Sponsors, Donators, Advertisers, Patrons and Volunteers who

continue to support the Fort Peck Summer Theatre.
We couldn’t do it without you!

This past summer we celebrated our 50th Season with a very successful
2019 season lineup!
We look forward to our 51st season and happy to present to you our 2020 season

* The Sunshine Boys * Seussical * Working (the musical)

* Sister Act * Wait Until Dark (the thriller)

ONLINE Tickets go on sale November 29, 2019.

Need more information on the shows? Check out our website [Link]
 November gun
raffle is back
Hi Line Youth Hockey
will have their Gun Raffle
in the month of November
again this year.
Tickets are $50 each and
are available at Agland Co-
op, DB’s Bar & Restaurant,
D&G Sports & Western,
KLTZ/KLAN Studios and
The Mint Bar in Opheim.
Winners are drawn
each day for the month of
November with names going
back into the hat for a chance
to win more than once.

Ag Meeting
USDA Farm Service
Agency and Montana State
University are hosting a Farm
Bill meeting on Thursday,
October 24th at 1p.m. at the
Cottonwood. The meeting is
free and open to the public.
Meeting attendees
will learn about FSA’s
Agricultural Risk Coverage
(ARC) & Price Loss
Coverage (PLC) programs
authorized by the 2014 &
2018 Farm Bills. Learning
more about ARC and PLC
Pix with the Pumpkin Contest is important for producers
Bring the kiddos by Nemont Manor any time between now and Saturday, November who must make a decision
2nd and snap a photo of them with the giant pumpkin out front. Then, just e-mail the about ARC or PLC election
photo, child’s name and phone number to: nemontmanor@[Link] & enrollment options.
On November 2nd there will be a drawing for two $10 gift certificates, one each to For more information,
the Dairy Queen and Flip Burgers. Treats will also be available for all the trick & contact the local FSA office
treaters in the Nemont Manor lobby beginning at 4:30 p.m. on Halloween. at (406) 228-4321 ext. 2.

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Glasgow girls vying for gold would be nice to bring some hardware back.”
Colstrip followed Manhattan last year with
By Mike Brandt Townsend, Glasgow and Red Lodge following the two
Glasgow will be trying to knockoff defending state leaders.
champions Manhattan Saturday when the All-Class State McKean, a sophomore, won Glasgow’s Time Trials,
Cross Country meet gets underway in Great Falls. The then has finished second of third in the other meets. She
girls will run at noon followed by the Class C girls at was 18th at last year’s state meet.
12:25. The awards will follow after each race for the top “I’m really nervous,” she admits, “But, I’m hopeful to
15 runners and top three teams. get into the top 15 so I can get all-state honors. That’s my
The Scotties have had more success than the Glasgow overall goal. If I can get top seven or five I’d be amazed.
boys, winning state championships eight straight years I’m really nervous, but I feel really confident.”
from 1973 through 1980, all in Class A. The Scotties McKean will have good competition from L’Tia
won the 1993 State Class B title, and added crowns in Lawrence from Harlem, senior Jodi Cameron, Manhattan,
2005, 2007 and 2008, then won four straight from 20100 and sophomores Hayley Burns, Colstrip; Natalie Lile,
through 2013. Huntly Project; Emma Stolte, Townsend; and Shantell
Dan Freund coached the Scotties from 1973-75. Pretty On Top, Lodge Grass.
Mark Yoakam, who won six consecutive titles, coached “I’m hoping to run a PR. I have broken the 20 minute
from 1976-1993. Rod Karst has won seven crowns from mark this year,” she said. “I was happy with how I ran in
2005-2013. Culbertson,” as she turned in a time of 20:17.
Doris Mahugh was the first state champion for Senior Ali Cunningham is another top runner with a
Glasgow, winning it in 1974 on a 1.5 mile course. Yvonne few second and third place finishes. She was 43rd last year.
Oliver won in 1979, and the only two-time champion for Another senior, Lauren Padden, won the Glendive
the Scotties was Opheim’s Jayme Larson, winning in 2012 meet and has a plenty of top 10 finishes. She was 30th
and 2013. last year.
Manhattan returns four of the top 20 runners. So Freshmen Kira Beck and Haylly Turner have shown
look out for the Tigers once again. But the Scotties could a lot of potential this year. Beck’s highest finish was eighth
challenge Manhattan for the crown place, while Turner has placed ninth. Despite dealing
The Scotties have won three races this year with Iris with some injuries, freshman Stevie Hartwell has been
McKean leading the way most of the season. running well and feels good going into this weekend.
“I think it is going to be really close,” she said on her “My times have been good this year,” said Hartwell.
team’s chances. “I think we’re going to be right up there, “I hope to run a 23 this weekend. I’m pretty nervous. This
top four for sure. We’re going to have to really work to get is my first state meet, but, I’m also excited.”
podium. But, it’s definitely in our reach.” Rounding out the Scotty girls headed for State are
Coach Karst feels good about his team’s chances this Elizabeth Nyquist and Shanice Lagerquist, both juniors.
weekend as well. Lagerquist will be the alternate for the state meet.
“They’re right in the thick of things,” he said. “It says McKean was second at the Culbertson meet last
a lot about the quality of kids we have. Manhattan will Saturday. Cunningham followed in third, Padden
be tough to beat. Townsend has been running real well. was fourth, Turner 11th, Beck 16th, Hartwell 22nd,
Red Lodge will be a factor and we will be a factor. And, Nyquist 28th, and Lagerquist 31st. Glasgow won the
Colstrip will be a factor. I think that will be the top five. It meet with 26 points.
 Not a letter to Oct 22-24… Tues. - Thurs. we will have
50% OFF HALLOWEEN &

the Buzz, but...

30% OFF ALL FALL ITEMS!!
We close Friday Oct 25 -Thrus Oct 31 to get ready
For our Christmas Open House!!!
The following was a letter to the Editor of the Mark your Calendar!!
Livingston Enterprise from a gal in New York City Christmas Open House Extravaganza!!
(unless there’s a guy in New York named Linda, and we Fri. Nov 1, 9am - 5:30pm
definitely can’t rule that out this day and age): & Sat. Nov 2, 9am - 5pm
Why do local residents resent wolves? A Feast for the Seneses! Something for Everyone!
Drawings for $25,$50, $75 and $100!!
Editor: Sample Coffee and Cookies…
Bridal Registry
I am visiting Yellowstone and staying in Gardiner. I Hope to see you there!
Etchart & Reichelt
was appalled to learn the wolves are allowed to be killed Robyn’s Nest January 4, 2020
if they leave the confines of the park. Wolves bring Home Decor & Fine Gifts Sallee & Hochstellen
501 1st Ave. S. 228-4646 January 4, 2020
thousands of dollars into the city of Gardiner!
What I want to know is why the locals hate wolves?
So I asked around in town and the reasons for this
hatred was vague. The answers ranged from them killing QUALITY
the elk to they were brought into Yellowstone and don’t
belong here. REPAIRS
Two unacceptable reasons for hating wolves All Foreign &
because: Domestic Vehicles
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and keep the deer and elk herds healthy.
Furthermore, if these wolf haters would learn more Glasgow Elks Cornhole League Standings
about wolves they would see that wolves are intelligent After Week 1
and form strong, loving, family ties? Team Wins Losses Win %
There is no reason to hate wolves! 1 Andy & Calvin 2 0 1.000
Linda Pizzolla 2 Jenni & Josh 2 0 1.000
Flushing, New York 3 Mary & Darrell 2 0 1.000
4 JR’s Party Store
#2 (Lynda & Tory) 2 1 0.667
5 Lisa & Paul 2 1 0.667
6 JR’s Party Store #1
(Casey & Arlie) 2 1 0.667
7 Auto Safety Center
(Nick & Zach) 2 1 0.667
8 Will & Kolt 1 1 0.500
9 Sam & Judy 1 1 0.500
10 Shay & Aaron 1 2 0.333
11 Uncle Milts
(Janette & Stacie) 1 2 0.333
12 Sally & Ed 1 2 0.333
13 Sara & Jeron 1 2 0.333
14 Dink’s Bar
(Kevin & Cody) 0 2 0.000
15 Silver & Kristy 0 2 0.000
16 Heather & Jayden 0 2 0.000
Come down to the Elks, have a cold one and watch some
Cornholio action this evening! (Wednesday, October 23rd)
 Welcome! Halloween Dance
Existing & New Patients Friday, October 25th • 6 - 8 PM
Prairie Ridge Village
NOW OPEN Door Prizes
s
Dance with witches & warlocks
Monday, Wednesday, Snacks & Drink Live music by Dave & The Classics
Photo Boo th Guest Starring Warren Taylor
Friday, and Saturday
10am-6pm
Organic Medical
406-228-4202
Alternatives Prizes for Costumes! Tricks & Treat Provided!

October 23 - 29, 2019

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