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Blast from
the past!
Bouncing on the 40-yard
line at halftime was ball
boy Saunten Gamas
back on October 14th,
2016 (the Scotties were
leading the Poplar Indians
56-0 at the time). He is
currently a 6th grader at
East Side School, younger
brother of Khye Gamas
who is the sophomore
starting quarterback for the
Scotties. Will Khye and his
teammates be playing on a
spanking brand new football
field next season? If the
Glasgow School District
Bond Election passes in
October, construction would
begin immediately this next
May at the conclusion of
the track & field season.
The Football Field would
be completed and ready
for play for the first home
football game on Friday
September 6th, 2024. And
in three short years, we’re
sure Saunten will be suiting
up for the Scotties his
freshman season!
 Happening in Hinsdale
to welcome October
Fall is approaching, and you know what that
means... Fall Festivals!
Always a great time, the Hinsdale Community
is gearing up for its annual Fall Festival on Sunday,
October 1st.
It all takes place in beautiful downtown Hinsdale
at Legion Park from 1:00 to 4:00 complete with a baking
contest — prizes awarded, open to any dessert — along
with music, games, food, a mini photo session and more.
Proceeds will be used to benefit a need in the
community. So mark it on your calendar for taking a
trip to beautiful downtown Hinsdale on the afternoon
Happy of Sunday, October 1st!
Birthday, Dad! Constitution Week Sept. 17-23
(LeRoy Siefert) The United States Constitution, America’s most
important document, stands as a testament to the
Today: Sunny, with a high near 76. West northwest wind
tenacity of Americans throughout history to maintain
8 to 14 mph.
their liberties, freedoms and inalienable rights. And,
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 43. North Constitution Week is celebrated annually during the
northwest wind 6 to 14 mph.
week of September 17-23 to commemorate its history,
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 77. West northwest wind importance, and bring attention to how it serves still
6 to 8 mph.
today.
Friday Night: Clear, with a low around 46. Northwest wind This celebration of the Constitution was started by
around 8 mph becoming east southeast after midnight. the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 85. East southeast In 1955, DAR petitioned Congress to set aside
wind 9 to 11 mph. September 17-23 annually to be dedicated for the
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49. East observance of Constitution Week. The resolution was
southeast wind 8 to 10 mph. later adopted by the U.S. Congress and signed into
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 87. East southeast wind public law on August 2, 1956, by President Dwight D.
7 to 14 mph becoming west in the afternoon. Winds could Eisenhower.
gust as high as 21 mph. The aims of the Constitution Week celebration are
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 51. West to: Emphasize citizens’ responsibilities for protecting
northwest wind 7 to 13 mph becoming south southwest and defending the Constitution; Inform people that the
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. Constitution is the basis for America’s great heritage
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 87. West wind 8 to 17 and the foundation for our way of life; Encourage the
mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. study of the historical events which led to the framing
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50. North of the Constitution in September 1787.
northwest wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 Constitution Week is a great time to learn more
mph. about this important document and celebrate the
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74. Northwest freedoms it gave us.
wind around 11 mph. “Bells Across America” also celebrated annually
Tuesday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly is where participants gather to ring bells, much as the
cloudy, with a low around 47. church bells of Philadelphia rang out when the U.S.
Wednesday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, Constitution was first signed at 4 p.m. on September 17,
with a high near 69. 1787. (We’re assuming that was 4:00 Eastern time).
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October 14, 2016, the Scotty seniors marched the field from one end of the other and back upon the conclu
smiles following a 63-6 thrashing over Poplar. The 2016 seniors were, left to right: #41, Nathan Murdock
Breigenzer; #36, Benji Phillips; #52, Grant Morken; #54, Cache Younkin; #21,Nolan Viste; #60, Taylor Pad

Scotties chalk up two W’s defense well. All the way around she has stepped up.”
By Mike Brandt Tatum Nyquist is the only senior on the squad so
When a program loses a handful of seniors from the she is called upon to lead the team.
previous season, what does a coach do? Reload, reload “Phenomenal leadership, She encourages the girls.
and reload. That is exactly what Glasgow volleyball She has a lot of experience,” said Martin. “She’s a great
coach Brooke Martin has done. hitter and has the mobility to play all the way around.
The second-year coach has reloaded with a few She reads the hitters. She makes a lot of saves in the back
underclassmen. Martin fields a youth squad with only role. We expected that from her in the front role.”
one senior. She said that the younger players have Six-foot junior Hayden Green was thrown into the
bought into the program and have come out of the gate line up last year against some tough opponents. This
full throttle. She didn’t expect that to happen this early. year she is a starter in the front role and has shown her
One of the players that has stepped up is Joely Chappell. power.
“She is phenomenal. I can play her wherever I want “For her size, she is quick to get to the ball,” said
to,” said Martin. “I tried her at libero just to see how it Martin.
would go. She did great, but she’s a bigger weapon at The Scotties (3-0, 2-0) wrapped up their third
outside hitter.” weekend of action. Thursday the Scotties were in Malta
The younger players weren’t the only ones to excel where they beat the M-ettes in a thrilling five-set match.
this early. Martin’s daughter, Macy, had to step into the “Malta is young, but not as young as we are. They
setter position, which is probably the toughest position. start with two seniors, so they are a lot older,” said
“She’s been the same way as the others. From the Martin. “They have good hitters that has improved.
beginning at Chouteau to now,” said Coach Martin. They don’t get rattled. We were up quite a bit in that first
“She’s running the offense well. She has great hands and set and they came back to beat us.”
sees the blockers. She’s my consistent server and plays Malta took the 1-0 lead with a 25-11 score. But the
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In loving memory of
Joseph M. Garcia
He is survived by his wife Denise,
his sons Joseph J. (Chanese),
Sean, Jon (Kenzie), Clayton Flood
(Melissa) and his adopted daughter
Ashley, plus 17 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his
daughter Evelynn “Lynn” Garcia,
and brother James Garcia.
He served in the Army in
Vietnam and Thailand. He was in
Special Forces working with the
Montagnards as a comm. specialist.
Also, was a sharp shooter. He was a
proud member of AA and loved his
AA family.
Memorial will be held at VFW on September 16 at 1pm.

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not used to but they handled it well.
“Anyone of them my girls could have folded, but
they didn’t,” said Martin. “They kept playing on.” started over thinking of their defense.”
Nyquist led the Scotties in kills with 11 and 5 aces, Glasgow have two home matches this week with
Green had 5 blocks, and Macy Martin 21 digs and 27 a District 2B match with Poplar on Friday and a non-
assists. The Scotties recorded 96 digs, 37 kills, 31 assists, conference battle with Class A Sidney the following
16 aces and 11 blocks. night.
Denvyr Tuss had 10 of 37 kills for Malta, Kelbie “Poplar and Harlem played a pretty even match.
Nelson 14 of 69 digs, Ava Hanson, Kataya KillEagle, Poplar has a good middle blocker, Martin said. “Sidney
and Tuss 2 blocks apiece. Hanso also had 6 of 16 aces, is good. They have a 6-footer and a girl that is 5-10. So
and Neva Jacobson 25 of 34 assists. The M-ettes had 7 they will be big in the middle. So we’ve been working a
blocks. lot on our blocking.”
Glasgow swept Harlem Saturday night, 2154-15, Martin said that the conference has so many good
25-20 and 25-11. Chappell had 9 kills, Green 6 blocks, middle blockers and her Scotties won’t have any easy
Nyquist 8 digs, Hallie Hunter 4 aces, and Martin 23 cake walks this year.
assists. “We’re going to have a lot of battles and will have to
“Harlem has age on us, too. They have two really be ready for that,” she said.
good blockers and a good outside hitter,” said Martin. Serving and passing is another area the coaches
“Hayden made a difference. She got right into their are working with the girls. Glasgow gave up 14 points
faces and put a couple hard hit balls back at them. They against Malta on serve errors.
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September 15th & 16th
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A Sunday school teacher asked the children just

before she dismissed them to go to church, “And why is
it necessary to be quiet in church?”
Improving Region 6 Fisheries Annie replied, “Because people are sleeping.”
Fish, Wildlife & Parks fisheries staff recently placed
artificial habitat structures at Boxelder Reservoir
near Plentywood, with the goal of increasing
available spawning and rearing habitat for yellow
perch and other juvenile fish. The structures consist
of individual artificial vegetation pieces strung on
cable between two anchors.
While this is the first project of its kind at Boxelder
Reservoir, FWP staff, along with local community
members and various organizations, have
performed similar habitat projects elsewhere in
Region 6. Anglers are asked to avoid fishing near
these habitat structures, especially with trolling
gear or other methods that may snag anchors or
cabling and disturb strings of artificial vegetation.
Structures were placed in depths of 4-8 feet, and
the approximate location of these structures is
shown in the photo.
Any fisheries-related questions about this project
can be directed to biologist Jared Krebs via email
[email protected] or phone at or 406-808-7068.
That’s a pile of inspections! up.
The Wibaux station intercepted a wakeboard boat that
So far this year, FWP and its partners have was recently purchased in Minnesota with mussels in
inspected more than 86,000 watercraft for aquatic the sea strainer. The boat was decontaminated, locked to
invasive species. Of those, 45 were mussel-fouled and the trailer and authorities at Lake Tahoe, its destination,
more than 400 were found with aquatic weeds. were notified for follow-up.
FWP and partner agencies, which include tribes, The Broadus inspection station (managed by the Powder
counties and conservation districts, operate more than River Conservation District) intercepted a recently
17 road-side watercraft inspection stations across the purchased mussel fouled ski boat from Minnesota
state. To find a watercraft inspection station or to learn heading for Big Sky. Staff decontaminated the boat,
more, go to fwp.mt.gov/conservation/aquatic-invasive- locked it to the trailer and FWP staff followed up with
species or call the FWP Aquatic Invasive Species Bureau the owner for a full decontamination.
at 406-444-2440. No Eurasian watermilfoil (EWM) has been found
In the last few weeks, the following was detected: in Beaver Lake near Whitefish this season following
A ski boat recently purchased in Minnesota was three comprehensive surveys. Another follow-up survey
intercepted with mussels at the Wibaux watercraft will be conducted in October.
inspection station (operated by Garfield Conservation As the boating season winds down, inspection
District). The boat was decontaminated, locked to stations will be closing. The St. Xavier and Sula stations
the trailer and released to its final destination in Pend are now closed. Other stations will be closing in the
Oreille, Idaho. Idaho was notified to allow for follow- coming weeks.

What the Glasgow School District bond would do

What will the proposed $8.58 Million Dollar Facility the area of the roof where all the repairs are
Improvements Bond include? needed.
**Day 18 Tidbit** During the 1983 and 84 school years.
Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital has $153,426 was spent during those 2 years of
just announced an INCREDIBLE $250,000 repairs. (The same year as the 2nd addition
donation towards our construction projects to the Middle School building).
associated with the current proposed Small repairs were also made to the GMS
school bond. What does this mean? roof in 1993 ($5,280), 1995 ($6,800), and 1996
FMDH is committed to a $250,000 donation ($8,561) for shingling. $118,110 in 2008 and
that is tied only to the passage of the bond. If 2009 school years and $36,995 in 2011 and
the bond passes then the announced $250k 2012 school years for patching and repair.
goes immediately towards paying down the tax
debt; therefore lowering the tax request for the
bond. If the bond fails, the $250,000 would be
returned to FMDH and is not available for any
improvements to Glasgow Schools facilities.
Combine this very generous $250,000 with FALL REGISTRATION • 5:30 - 8:00PM
our current $33,000 in donated funds and our Located at the studio/gym (433 2nd Ave S.)
Hot Tots: (18mo. - 3 years old with ACCOMPANYING adult) $25/mo.
current public tax request for these projects Tumble Tykes: (3-5 years old - MUST be potty-trained) $40/mo.
drops from 8.58 Million to 8.297 Million! Gym Kids: (Kindergarten & 1st Grade) $40/mo.
Flippers: (2nd - 4th Grade) $40/mo.
**Day 19 Tidbit** Developmental: (5th Grade - 8th Grade) $45/mo.
Ninja: (Kindergarten and Older) $40/mo.
Did the Glasgow Middle School receive a Wrestling Fundamentals through Gymnsatics: $40/mo.
new roof recently? Is it still under warranty? High School & Adult Gymnastics: $40/mo.
No. The Glasgow Middle School roof has Sign-up for classes on our website: hilinecloggingandgymnastics.com
There will be a registration fee of $25 for all participants that have not paid
not had any MAJOR repairs in 40 years and starting May 2023. This is an annual fee for insurance purposes.
there is NO current warranty in place to cover CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 11TH!