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Reflecting back on
the Shrine Game
By Mike Brandt
We always hear about the
players selected each year to play
in the annual East/West Shrine
Football game. And we hear who
the coaches are that will lead each
team. But there is always one
group that we do not hear about.
Cheerleaders!!!
Cheerleaders are just as part of
the game as the players and coaches.
Glasgow has had cheerleaders
that have participated in the
Shrine Game. The first Glasgow
cheerleader to be on the East squad
was Kan Hanson in 1980. Alison
Robotham won on the 1991 cheer
squad. Madison Hansen was a
cheerleader on the 2014 East squad.
Aimee Plummer was on the 2009
squad. Last year Ali Cunningham
was chosen, but due to COVID -19
there was no game played.
This year Glasgow has another
cheerleader chosen to represent the
East squad. This cheerleader has
been on the sidelines in football
A geological Adventure
and basketball for the past four It was quite the loop that Patti Scanlan’s Girl Scout Troop 2077 recently
years. Cheerleaders put in their took. And quite a learning experience to boot. Pictured above is are
the girls looking up at the World Museum of Mining head frame. Girl
continued on page 4 Scout Guinevere Abern will be giving us the full report.
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Valley County HOPE Project
a looking for some talent acts
possibility The Valley County HOPE Project invites you to
their 3rd annual 4th of July Celebration at the Northeast
A cold front tonight followed by another cold front Thursday Montana Fairgrounds.
afternoon and evening will bring chances for showers and New this year is a breakfast from 7 - 11 am by the
thunderstorms to the region. A few storms Thursday and local Boy Scouts. They will be serving pancakes, eggs
Thursday evening may become severe with large hail and and sausage. This is a free will offering meal with the
damaging winds. When thunder roars, go indoors. proceeds going to help with the maintenance costs at
Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers and the Boy Scout campground at Fort Peck. The meal will
thunderstorms, mainly between midnight and 3am. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 58. North wind 5 to 15 mph
be served out of their food booth at the fairgrounds.
becoming east after midnight. Winds could gust as high From 5 - 7 pm is the barbecue featuring:
as 22 mph. hamburgers, potato salad, baked beans, chips, brownies,
Thursday: A slight chance of showers, then a chance of watermelon and a drink (free will offering) with the
showers and thunderstorms after 7am. Partly sunny, with proceeds going to the Valley County HOPE Project
a high near 85. East wind 6 to 11 mph becoming north 13 foundation. Serving will be based out of the Boy Scout
to 18 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as food booth at the fairgrounds.
28 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
7:00 - 8:30 pm will be an auction at the Independence
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers before
Bank Stage at the fairgrounds. Proceeds will go to the
midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 52. North wind
13 to 18 mph decreasing to 6 to 11 mph after midnight. HOPE Project foundation.
Winds could gust as high as 25 mph. 8:30 - 10:00 will have live entertainment on the
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 82. North wind 5 Independence Bank Stage. If you would like to share
to 7 mph. your talents, then please contact Rod Karst (263-8757)
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 57. or Dave Pippin (263-7171).
Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph becoming west southwest after Then stay and watch the fireworks after 10:00 pm.
midnight. Don’t forget to purchase your luminaria in
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wind 6 to 11 mph increasing to 13 to 18 mph in the $10 each and they will be displayed on the fence along
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 28 mph.
Highway 2 at the fairgrounds from July 2 - 4. Order
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 58. forms are available at the Chamber office, BS Buzz or
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 90. at Expressions. Proceeds going to the Valley County
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 93. HOPE Project. Their funds are used to help Valley
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Aubre Hartsock (third from left) was part of a great group of Scotty chearleaders this past fall.
Shrine Game and many other sports. Daylis Stadium in Billings Saturday.
continued from front Cheerleaders brave the cold She joined Nikaylee Corbridge of
time with practices just like the weather like the football players. Glendive; Grace Ferdina, Wolf Point;
players do. Practices may not be as They do pushups or jumping jacks Keeli Harris, Laurel; Kayla Klundt,
physical like football is, but they is after each touchdown. Those do Great Falls CMR; Riley Larsen,
still some physical training in being add up. For the last four years Aubre Belt; Shaylar MacGillivray, Huntley
a cheerleader. Hartsock has worn the cheerleading Project; Madison McKiernan-
There are the stunts, which can outfit of the Glasgow Scotties. She Laverdure, Great Falls High; Kacey
be dangerous, that have to be worked has performed countless hours of McMullen, Billings Senior; Mya
out to perfection. One slip and a the school song and many routines Minkoff, Billings West; Brianna
cheerleader can fall and break bones during time outs and halftimes. Rainey, Forsyth; Nyla Redding,
or have a skull injury. Hartsock was chosen to be a Forsyth; Emily Uhren, Billings
Cheerleading is not a recognized cheerleader at the 74th Anniversary Senior; Hannah Vandall, Sidney; and
sport of the Montana High School of the Montana East/West Shrine Cindy Wier, Colstrip.
Association like football, basketball that was played at Wendy’s Field at Glasgow also had Mayson

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Phipps playing for the East squad, wearing number 97 7. The following year the third Connors boy to play was
and playing defensive line. And Scotty Head Coach Ted. He also had two of his teammates on the team, Gil
Patrick Barnett was an assistant coach for the East. John Johnson and Mike Liebelt. Pat Dolan was a coach for the
Fitzgerald of Red Lodge was the head coach. Nick Oxarart team that won 14-6. Bryan Krumwiede of Medicine Lake
of Malta was also an assistant coach. Barnett played on was on the 1986 East squad that lost 33-20.
the 2012 team that won 23-12. He represented Billings The final Connors boy to play on the East squad was
West High School. Tim in 1987. He was joined by his teammates Rick Erps,
The East lost 21-12 after taking a 12-0 lead in the Chip Halverson, Greg Liebelt, and Robert Martin. The
first quarter. East won 10-8. It was this group of guys that helped guide
Glasgow has had other athletes play for the East the Scotties to Glasgow’s last state title (going undefeated
squad. Bob Connors was the offensive MVP for the East at 11-0 in Class A) back in 1986.
in 1981. Connors quarterbacked the East to a 19-7 win. Darcy Boos was on the 1989 team that lost 20-7.
Also playing were Steve Fossum and Tony Stein. Connors The following year Nathan Allie and Brent Swanson and
returned to coach in the 1992 squad that won 20-14. He coach Petrino and Rick Carriger were on the East team
coached Laurel to the Class A championship. that lost 16-15.
Garth Maag was the first Scotty to play for the Dace Jacobson played on the 1991 team that won
east in 1948. West won 20-6. Former Glasgow teacher 48-28. Marcus Bragg, Nathan Miller, and Chad Phillipi
and Coach Sidney Sulser played in 1951 representing played on the 1993 team that lost 7-3. Scott Molvig was
Great Falls High in a 13-0 loss. Jerry Luckman played on the 1994 team that won 21-0. Joey Petrino played for
on the 1953 squad that lost 20-0. Tom Farrell was on the East that lost in 1998, 20-6. Jay Green was on the
the 1954 team that won 12-6. Darrell Heuth and Don 2000 team that won 8-3. Tyler Edwards helped the East
DeDobbeleer were on the 1995 team that won 19-12. On squad to a 48-14 win in 2004. Myles Kittleson was on the
the 1959 squad was Robert L. Carson when the East won 2009 team that lost 20-17 in overtime. The following year
26-12. Dick Heuth played for the East in 1961, which the Drew Croy played for the East that lost 34-18.
East won 13-6. Luke Gunderson and Jonathan Koessl played on the
Don Hanson played for the 1962 East squad that 2014 team that lost 34-10. And rounding out the list of
lost 26-6. In 1963 the West won 7-0 with John Zavalney players is Chase Fossum, who played in 2015 when the
playing on the East team. The following year Robert East won 19-14.
Dobrovolny played for the East, which lost 13-6. Glasgow But wait, there’s more! We also had some officials
had two players and a coach on the 1965 team that lost that worked the 2014 East-West Shrine Game. The
32-0. Players were Dennis Heuth and Steve Rundle and Glasgow pool, featuring former Nashua football coach
Dick Heuth was a coach. and teacher John Jones, current football referee and
Roy Robinson and Ted Schye played in 1966 when KLTZ Sports announcer Stan Ozark, Jon Bengochea,
the East won 20-0. Steve Grobel and Dick House were on Dean Vegge, Tyler Partridge, Ken Jansa, and former
the 1966 squad that lost 13-6. Curt Brandon and Mike Whitewater athlete Allie Olsen all worked the game.
Tolstedt helped lead the East to a 27-8 win in 1958. Mike
Radsakovich was on the East team that won 20-14 in POSITION OPEN
VALLEY COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER’S OFFICE
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Steve Sukut and Mike Edwards were on the East team Friday 8am to 5pm. Duties include maintaining all assigned
that won 13-0 in 1975. Nashua’s Jeff Hill and Glasgow’s records at a maximum level of efficiency for the benefit of public
accessibility, greeting and assisting both internal and external
Scott Sukut were members of the 1976 squad that won
customers, and assisting with all other duties performed by
24-19. Dennis Sulser followed his father by playing on the Clerk and Recorder’s Office including payroll, claims, and
the 1977 team that won 14-3. Three Scotties played on the election duties. Excellent customer service skills required.
1979 team that lost 35-14. Alan Dassonville, Dean Vegge, Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
Applicant must be very detail-oriented and be proficient with
and Whitey Vold represented Glasgow. Bill Connors was standard office equipment and computer software such as
the first of the Connors boys to play on the east squad Excel, Word, Outlook, etc. Salary DOE; full benefit package for
that lost 18-13 in 1980. Joe Long and David Pidwerbecki full-time employment.
also played on that team. Pat Petrino and Arvid Grier For a complete job description and application please
were coaches. contact the Valley County Clerk and Recorder’s Office:
501 Court Square #2, Glasgow, MT 59230;
Dan Bilbruck played on the 1983 team that won 18- 406-228-6226; [email protected].
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 OBITUARY
Betty Lund Young; Savannah Young
Betty Jane Lund, 86 born in Glasgow ,MT passed (- Jorden); Johnathan
away February 25, 2021 at her home in Frenchtown Mt Fagan (Shannon -John,
with her family gathered around her providing her with Jr.); Patrick Fagan
love and support. Betty spent most of her life around the (Krystal and Atreus);
Fort Peck, Glasgow and Nashua. Betty lived her last years Samantha Hallenberg
in Frenchtown MT at the home of her youngest daughter (Joseph-Adelyn and
Tammie and her husband Dwayne Smith and with her Anika); Kelli Cooper
belated husband Tom who passed away May 14, 2019, (Kyle and Harper); Kami
whom she greatly loved and missed. Smith(Nick-Wesson and
Betty was born November 5, 1934 in Glasgow MT Corbin); Jacob Smith;
to Henry Sand and Ruth (Maas) Sand. Betty’s siblings Brenden Smith;
are: Sylvia DeLoach (Skip, deceased); Herb Sand (Linda); Betty loved her family, she loved to watch her
Debi Furhman (Greg); Mary Guttenberg (Mike) and grandchildren play sports, participate in music or any of
many wonderful nieces and nephews and great nieces and their endeavors. She was known as the baby whisperer. She
nephews which she loved and praised so much. She was was so proud of all her children and grandchildren. She
proud of all of them. beamed whenever she saw them or talked to them. Her
January 15, 1955 Betty married the man of her favorite things to do in her younger years was to bake for
dreams. She told the story often about how he saw her people, from bread to caramel rolls to meals. She also loved
driving a tractor for her dad and she was so dirty all he to Garden. As she gradually got older she still loved flowers
could see was the whites of her eyes. They showed up asking and fresh fruits and vegetables. She didn’t make homemade
to see if Sylvia could babysit for one of his friends. Later bread as often but she definitely enjoyed going out for coffee
he asked her out on a date. (I guess he liked the looks of and caramel rolls.
a hard-working woman). Betty worked for her Aunt Doris After Betty and Tom moved in with their youngest
Maas at Mountain Bell Telephone Office until they closed daughter and her husband Dwayne she actively helped her
their office in Glasgow. She took an early retirement. The granddaughter Samantha Hallenberg take care of her great
first thing they did after she retired was take a trip to South grandbabies. Her greatest joy became crocheting, reading,
Carolina to visit her sister Sylvia and her husband Skip and babysitting, and folding clothes. Some of her famous sayings
their family. Betty is survived by her children: Jack Lund were: “the best meals are the ones I don’t have to cook”
(Pearl); Gwen Tvedt (Steve); Stacey O’Tremba (Randy); When asked if she got enough to eat, her response was, “I
Ruth Young; Tammie Lund-Smith (Dwayne) and all of got great plenty”. Betty was always praying for someone,
Betty’s siblings. Betty is preceded in death by her beloved she wanted everyone to have the best life and always was
husband Tom and their son Darrel Gene Lund (1955). concerned for their health.
Grandchildren-Great Grandchildren: Scott Lund Betty’s memorial will be held on July 3rd at 11 a.m.
(Debbie-Maggie, Kylie); Shanda Adams (Erik-Meghan, at the Evangelical Church, 152 Aberdeen Street, Glasgow,
Kaylah, Naleah, Loghyn, Brett); Adam Tvedt ( Melissa – MT. There will be a Reception immediately after. Following
Adison, Abigail); Lukas (Mandy – Miles, Nolan, Wyatt); the Reception, Betty and Tom’s Cremains will be buried
Amanda Oster (Joe-Sophia, Isaiah); Jamie Bucher (Scott – together in the Fort Peck Cemetery for anyone wanting to
Dylan, Josiah, Brynn); Ashley O’Tremba (Sam Catlett); Mike join the family.

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