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Remote
control
fishing?
Who would have thunk it? Have yet
to see it on Fort Peck Reservoir — not to
say it ain’t happening — but it’s gaining
popularity in a lot of places, and if you
duckduckgo it (alternative search engine to
google) you can find RC fishing boats of all
shapes and sizes for sale, from well under
a hundred bucks to well over a hundred
bucks.
There are RC fish-finding boats —
you can actually “chum the bay” with
some models — and you can even watch
youtube videos of RC fishing boats reeling
in fish! Not this angler’s style of fishing,
but again, it is really gaining in popularity.
However, there is debate about
whether RC fishing should be legal.
The Fish and Wildlife Commission
will hold a public hearing via a telephonic
Zoom platform on Dec. 1, at 10 a.m., to
consider a new rule pertaining to banning
the use of remote-controlled devices and
drones while fishing.
Fish, Wildlife & Parks has increasingly
been asked the question of whether it is

For every gallon sold?

permissible to use a remote-controlled
boat, drone, or other remote-controlled
Ol’ Thorny (a.k.a. Nick Chiechie) stopped by BS Central the
continued on back page
other day with his new face mask. Quite stylish we might say!
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“Click It or Ticket” mobilization running from now

Wintery mix
through November 29th.
“As you travel to be with family and friends this holiday
rolling in season, wearing a seat belt is a critical safety measure that

tonight
can mean the difference between life and death in a crash,”
said Undersheriff Chris Richter. “We want each and every
person traveling on our roads to arrive at their destination
The next storm system will approach with a chance
safely to celebrate the holiday with their loved ones. You
for a wintry mix across NE Montana for tonight into can do your part by wearing your seat belt every trip, every
Thursday morning. Some places may see a little freezing time, and ensuring others in the vehicle do the same.”
rain out of this, leading to the potential for a light glaze. Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety
Tonight: A chance of freezing rain and sleet before 4am, Administration (NHTSA), show that more Montanans are
then a chance of sleet between 4am and 5am, then snow choosing to wear seat belts – 88.9% in 2019 compared with
likely, possibly mixed with sleet after 5am. Mostly cloudy, 76.3% in 2012. That’s positive news, but still means too
with a low around 28. Calm wind becoming west southwest many Montana families are shattered each year because
around 6 mph after midnight. Chance of precipitation is
their loved ones didn’t buckle up.
60%.
In 2019 in Montana 184 people died in roadway
Thursday: A chance of snow before 8am, then a slight crashes, of those:
chance of rain between 8am and 9am. Cloudy, then
gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 43.
• 74 or 56% of vehicle occupant (exclude pedestrian,
West wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph. bicycle, motorcycle) deaths were unrestrained,
Chance of precipitation is 30%. • 93 unrestrained vehicle occupant deaths occurred in
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 16. West
rural roadway crashes,
northwest wind 5 to 9 mph becoming light northwest after • 64 unrestrained vehicle occupants who died were
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph. ejected.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 37. Light west northwest Each of these fatalities represents a loved one missing
wind becoming west 5 to 9 mph in the morning. from the holiday season and a life cut short on Montana
roadways. Wearing your seat belt continues to be the best
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 18. Southwest
wind around 6 mph. defense in the event of a motor vehicle crash, so buckle up
every trip, every time, and remind other passengers in the
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 40. West
vehicle to do the same.
northwest wind 6 to 11 mph.
This is a Vision Zero message from the Montana
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 15. West Department of Transportation. This and other
northwest wind around 7 mph.
enforcement and educational campaigns are strategies to
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 39. South wind 5 reach Vision Zero – zero deaths and zero serious injuries
to 9 mph.
on Montana roadways. For more information about
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39. Vision Zero, contact Janet Kenny, Montana Department of
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 44. Transportation, 406-444-7417 or [email protected].
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 It’s happening again
Don’t worry, there is no ketchup shortage, someone at the it is happening again. Hopefully the round 1 hoarders still
grocery store had a sense of humor. Okay, so this photo have enough of a supply that they don’t have to do more
was taken during the first round of toilet paper/paper hoarding. As Aaron Flint said this morning on Montana
towel/hand sanitizer hoarding this past spring, and now Talks, “People are getting stupid again.”

Light up the Remembrance Tree Sable’s Echo

The Student Council at Glasgow High School is
sponsoring their annual Remembrance Tree program
Taxidermy
Shelly Sampson
to remember our loved ones that have passed on. Taxidermist
A tree filled with lights to commemorate those loved
Fish • Rugs 2020
ones will be on display throughout the holiday season YOUTH BASKETBALL
in front of the Pioneer Museum. To include your loved Heads • Birds
Starts: Sat., Dec. 5
ones, contact any High School Student Council member Pedestals • Full Body Ends: Sat., Jan. 30
or adviser, or the high school office at 228-2485. 1st & 2nd Grade: 9-10am
Restoration
Also, if you would like to purchase a bulb to recognize 3rd & 4th Grade: 10-11am
the men and women serving in our armed forces and Shipping Anywhere 5th & 6th Grade: 11-12am
stationed around the world, you may do that as well. CLEAN GYM SHOES
REQUIRED
Bulbs may be obtained by November 27th for a $5.00 (406) 228-8722
Contact the Glasgow Rec.
donation. A lighting ceremony for the Remembrance Cell: (406) 672-0058 Dept. at 228-8341
Trees is scheduled for Sunday, November 29th, at 4:00
A lonely frog telephoned the Psychic Hotline and
p.m. The tree will be lit daily from November 29th
asked what his future holds.
to December 31. The community is invited to attend
His Personal Psychic Advisor tells him: “You are
the initial lighting ceremony at the Pioneer Museum going to meet a beautiful young girl who will want to
(refreshments will be served). know everything about you.”
Proceeds from the Remembrance Trees will The frog is thrilled, “This is great!
be donated to the Block of Bucks. Through your “Will I meet her at a party?” he croaks.
generosity, over $28,000 has been donated to the “No, dear, I’m afraid not,” says the psychic.
Block of Bucks program from your support of the “Well, where then?” asks the frog.
Remembrance Tree program. The psychic says, “In biology class.”
 These are a few of my favorite things...
Annual Soroptimist
The sights and sounds of Christmas are everywhere ! Block of Bucks
Beautiful themed Christmas trees, florals, garlands, lanterns,
table linens and more!!!
Collection
Regretfully, due to the increase of
Let’s not forget Fall... 50% OFF Covid-19 cases in Valley County,
table linens, paper products, candles and décor for your home! Soroptimist International of Glasgow
Wednesday Who Wants Candy? We have Gourmet Candy Galore!
Fill your stockings with chocolates, Carmel’s, toffee and more! robynsnesthomedecor.com
will be unable to publicly collect for
Block of Bucks this season.
Night Plus new dips and mixes for your entertaining needs! Corkcicles!
Donations are greatly encouraged
Starting at Food gift baskets are always a great gift! Corkcicle coolers!
and can be mailed to:
5:30pm Lots of New Items Have Arrived…
Lux candles... Wonderful Potpourri in Wooden Dough Bowls!
Great styles & colors! Soroptimist International of Glasgow
Don’t forget PO Box 961
Build a Burger Thymes candles and diffusers! Gift Certificates are Glasgow, MT 59230
& get a Domestic Beer New candles and diffusers from Simpatico. always the right size
New soaps, lotions and bath products! Discussions are ongoing on how
$8 for Members and color!
New Walton Wood soaps, lotions and products for men! we can support the children of our
$10 for Non-Members
New pajamas and bathrobes! • New hats, scarves and mittens! Bridal Registry community with your generous
ACCEPTING New purses, totes and wallets from Myra Bag! Canen & Luedtke donations.
TO-GO ORDERS New clocks and home décor! April 10, 2021 As always, Thank You.

Froid/Lake wins championship, Scobey in the hunt

By Mike Brandt and did not play varsity schedule in 2016.
The state championship for Class C 6-man This was the first time for Froid to play for a
football will remain in the east. Froid/Lake won its tile, while Medicine Lake had played for the 8-man
first-ever state championship Saturday when the title in 2000, losing to Wibaux, 36-32. The Honkers
Red Hawks took the sting out of the Hornets from also lost to Terry, 24-16, in 1985 and to Twin
White Sulphur Springs. The win snapped a 20-year Bridges, 45-12, in 1952.
drought for Medicine Lake and gave the Eastern C Scobey/Opheim (10-1) is back in the Class C
its fourth straight state crown. 8-man championship game for the first time since
Froid/Lake (9-0) outscored the Hornets 16-0 2002 when the Spartans whipped Wibaux 50-6.
in the third quarter and 22-6 in the second half to They also won in 1995, 58-8 over Terry, and again
win its first state crown with a 44-19 win. The Red in 1996, 48-16 over Terry. Scobey lost to Absarokee,
Hawks had freshman quarterback Mason Dethman 44-6, in 1987 and to Wibaux, 42-30, in 2001.
under center leading the team. The Spartans, who will travel to Drummond
White Sulphur Spring (7-1) fell behind 8-0, Saturday to take on Flint Creek, scored 22 points in
and then made it 8-6 when Sam Davis connected the fourth quarter in a 44-28 win over Thompson
with Andrew Davis for a 16-yard touchdown. The Falls (6-2). Flint Creek (11-0), a co-op between
Hornets trailed 22-6 when the Davis siblings hooked Drummond and Philipsburg, thumped Fort Benton
up for a 76-yard touchdown pass to make it 22-13 in (8-1) 48-18.
the second quarter. Laurel (8-1) shutout Billings Central (7-1), 34-
Dethman scored on a 73-yard run in the first and 0, for the Class A championship. Billings Central
returned an interception 71-yards for a touchdown. had beaten the Locomotives during the regular
That was his second [pick of the game and teammate season.
Brent Stentoft had a pick. Dethman and Stentoft Billings West (9-0) will host Missoula Sentinel
teamed up for a 4-yard TD in the third period. (9-0) for the Class AA title Friday night. The Golden
Ashdyn Hobbs put the cap on the scoring with Bears edged Bozeman (6-3), 24-17, last week, while
a 5-yard TD run in the fourth quarter for the 44-19 the Spartans hammered Billings Senior (7-2) 42-7.
victory. Fairfield/Augusta (8-1) play host to the Eagles
The Red Hawks outscored their opponents from Manhattan/Manhattan Christian (11-0) for
519-146. Froid and Medicine Lake formed the co-op the Class B championship.
in 2004 after playing against each other in District Fairfield/Augusta slipped past Florence (8-2),
1C. Since then the Red Hawks has not had a lot of 8-6 in overtime. Manhattan/Manhattan Christian
success. They finished the season last year with a defeated Glasgow (9-3) 43-18. See complete story
3-5, 1-5 record. They were 3-22 the last four years in Friday’s BUZZ.
 THURSDAY
GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
SOUPS: Beef Barley ∙ Chili
SPECIALS:
~Thank You ~
The family of Doris Brandt would like to thank our
THURSDAY Ruben family and friends for the cards, words of comfort,
Breakfast Chipotle Chicken Wrap
Cereal • Cinnamon Toast food and memorials. We would like to thank
Mixed Fruit • Milk FMDH and Bell Mortuary for their care of Mom
Lunch Dine at the “O”
and help with arrangements during this time. A
BBQ Rib Sandwich
Green Beans • Peaches special thank you to Valley View Home for the love
Jell-O Cake • Milk 228-8006 and care shown to Mom while she made it her home.

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 Thanks for Listening which would allow them the freedom to pay for their
own stuff and to build a retirement account and not
Biden/Harris be indebted to the government that now owns their
Transitional Staffing Liberal vote for any and all ensuing elections until....
forever. Now you know exactly how it feels to be
Although the MSM (Main “owned”!
Stream Media) has claimed victory This is a huge issue and is brought up hourly by
for presidential candidate Joe Biden the Democrats in many ways, this just being the most
he’s still not the president-elect until all the votes are recent. And it’s such a transparent plot to secure the
counted and the Electoral College signs off that he is, Black and other minority vote in future elections and
in fact the newly elected 46th President of the United I don’t know why the Moderate Democrats are putting
States. Until then he’s just “candidate” Biden and up with all the flim-flammery.
Donald J. Trump is still Our President. Democrats, for the most part are people too,
Biden doesn’t seem to realize that fact however just like the Republicans only they live and die under
and is already building his transitional team. His the tutelage (and purse strings) of Radical Liberal
latest addition is Mehrsa Baradaran a Law Professor at Democrats such as Pelosi, Schumer, Booker, Warnock
UCI (U of Calif Irving) which doesn’t come as a huge et al. If a vote comes on this important issue you can
surprise. She is of Iranian descent and is Mormon. be sure all Democrats will vote ‘yea’ even though in
I don’t know if you noticed during all the insipid their heart-of hearts some of them will be vehemently
debates, that most of you didn’t watch, that both opposed. C’mon, fess-up you know who I’m talking
Biden and his munning rate, ‘scuse me...his running about and what I say is true.
mate Kamala Harris adroitly dodged any mentions of We spent a lot of money helping to rebuild Europe
reparations to people of color whose ancestors were after WWII, we made reparations to Japanese citizens
slaves. An issue that has been proposed in Congress who were detained in camps after Pearl Harbor, we’ve
and an issue that carries a proposed price tag of well made many reparations and concessions to all tribes
into two trillion dollars. And an issue that if carried of Indians, we spent billions rebuilding Japan after
and passed would guarantee millions of Black votes for Nagasaki and Hiroshima, we paid reparations to
the Democrats in future elections. But who knew, eh? some Eskimos when we invaded their sacred whaling
Baradaran wrote to Harris in June of 2019 when grounds. It all has to stop sometime. My tax money
Harris was on the presidential campaign trail saying, will go to some POC who claims rights to it even
“Dear Kamala: Reparations or go home.” In December though my people, from the 1670’s when they first
of 2019 she was quoted as saying, “Biden just dodged came to this country, never owned slaves. So here’s
that reparations question like a much nimbler and my suggestion; pay awards to all white persons whose
younger man.” And now Biden has tagged her to be on ancestors DIDN’T own slaves! Now there’s a novel
his Treasury Department Transitional Review team. thought indeed. Pay someone for something bad that
Good choice Joe. Kinda like the hen guarding the fox they didn’t do. Typical government gibberish!
house dont’cha think? Or something like that. I’ll let you know where to send my check.
Baradaran wrote a book (and who hasn’t) entitled That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth ~ Virgil Vaupel
Gap which enticed corporate giant Netflix to give
$100,000,000 to organizations that “support Black
Communities.” In the book Baradaran talks of just
“cash” reparations or a myriad other free “subsidies”
like, baby bonds, free college tuition, free housing and/
or free mortgage subsidies.
In her language I feel that when she writes
“subsidizes” she should be truthful and write “free.” Custom Carpentry •Roofing Repairs •Windows •Doors •Kitchens •Baths
In my language it means give these folks free stuff Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
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device to fish. Currently, Montana law does not specifically
address remote-controlled devices or drones, and gives the
commission discretion to allow or prohibit this activity.
Possible uses of remote-controlled devices and
drones while fishing include transporting bait and hooks
long distances beyond where anglers can physically cast,
transporting bait and hooks to areas that normally are
unable to be accessed such as closed areas near dams,
scouting large areas above water quickly for fish and filming
fish in real time, dropping hooks or bait with exceptional
accuracy, and landing fish. Stop on by the BACK of the
The proposed rule represents a proactive approach in Sr. Citizen's Center
regulating this activity and would make it clear that the use
of remote-controlled devices for the purposes of fishing is
between 5:00 - 6:00 pm
prohibited. To view the proposal notice and submit written on Wednesday, November 18th
comments online please visit http://fwp.mt.gov/news/ + Open to the public
publicNotices/rules/. + Vaccine available for ALL ages
Public comment will be taken during the public
+ Masks required
hearing. Written data, views or arguments may also be
+ Bring your insurance info
submitted to: Phil Kilbreath, FWP Enforcement Division,
+ Wear a short-sleeve shirt if possible
P.O. Box 200701, Helena, Montana, 59620-0701; or e-mailed
to [email protected]. Comments must be received no later
than Dec. 4, 2020.
To participate in the telephonic public hearing, call
1-646-558-8656, enter the meeting number: 956 6313 6821,
followed by the password: 198904.

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