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Some excitement returns to the
Valley Event Center in Glasgow
on Saturday, May 4th with Mixed
Martial Arts (MMA)/Boxing with
10-12 fights on the card. Doors
open at 6:00 with fights starting
at 7:00. This is an event to raise
awareness and money in the
battle to fight childhood cancer.
Cage-side tables are available.
Call or text 406-399-6580 for ticket
and table information. d. Pictured
is Wesley KillEagle, organizer of
the event in Glasgow, and Suga
Sean O’Malley (at right) at the
Fusion fights in Great Falls on
Friday night, April 12, as Suga
cornered his teammates, including
Great Falls’ own Tommy “Gun”
Mcmillen who is on a 13 win streak
(currently undefeated) and a Pro
MMA Record of 6-0-0. For those
not familiar with Suga, he retained
his title as the UFC bantamweight
champion during UFC 299 on
March 9th in Miami. He is a Helena,
Montana native. About Wes, he
was quite the cage fighter himself
and hails from Dodson. He was on
KLTZ’s “Live Under the Big Sky on
Wednesday. In case you missed
it, go to the KLTZ website. Wes is
truly a very caring man.
 Valley County Pioneer Museum BUZZIFIEDS
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Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. Department, working jointly with the Sanitarian and Director. The
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Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 62.
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Flip-Flop Flat Top Votes To Save Mayorkas At DHS
by Aaron Flint, Montana Talks
Say one thing, do another.
Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) is saying
tough things about securing the
border, but his actions speak louder
than his words. This is another
reason why he has earned the
nickname “flip-flop flat top.”
On Wednesday afternoon,
Tester voted to immediately
dismiss the impeachment charges
filed against Homeland Security
Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
This, after Tester was called out by
Texas Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX)
on Tuesday for running from the
Senate chamber as the articles of
impeachment were delivered to the
Senate floor.
Senator Cruz: “You want to
know how terrified the Democrats
are of hearing the evidence?
Everyone recognizes the single most
endangered Democrat Senator on
the ballot this year is Jon Tester from
Montana. I don’t know how many of
the reporters were in the chamber for the reading of the
articles, but Jon tester was standing on the floor before
the managers arrived. As soon as the managers arrived,
Tester turned and ran- presumably into the cloak room.
And if you look at the Democrat side, virtually every
Democrat was there, but Jon tester was nowhere to be
found.”
After the vote Wednesday, Senator Steve Daines
(R-MT) criticized Senate Democrats for refusing to
even hear the evidence and allow the trial to move
forward. “Senate Democrats chose to sweep this crisis
under the rug, ignore the Senate’s constitutional duty and
deny the American people a trial into the impeachment
of Secretary Mayorkas. Every Senate Democrat proved
that they would rather turn a blind eye to the failures BS
of President Biden and Secretary Mayorkas than hold
them accountable for endangering the safety of the
CENTRAL
American people.”
The National Republican Senatorial Committee Printin’
(NRSC) pointed out how “this is the first time in history Advertisin’
the Senate has outright dismissed Articles of Impeachment & the Occasional Passport Pic
when the individual was alive and had not resigned.” bscentral@nemont.net • 515 2nd Ave. S • (406) 228-4558
Six crowned at Baker Invite 28-0. Braxton Potter, shot, 27-07. Cade Hudyma, discus,
By Mike Brandt 119-11, and Myles Yoakam, javelin, 130-10.
Six individuals were crowned at the Baker Invitational The Scotties had three winners on the girls side. Tanae
Saturday. With that there were two double winners, Khye Baker ran a time of 5-minutes, 26.23-seconds in the 1,600.
Gamas and Vaughn Miller. Haleigh Huntsman had a 13-minute, 44.61-second in the
Glasgow swept the team championships with the boys 3,200. Mayzie Yoakam had a PR of 9-feet, 9-inches in the
winning with 101 points. Bowman County was second pole vault.
with 66 an/d Fairview third with 52. The Scottie boys had Gina Page had a time of 1:06.34 for second in the 400
30 PRs. and was fifth in the 200 with a 27.94.
The Glasgow girls scored 102 points followed by Emily See was third in the 1,600 with a time of 5:49,53.
Bowman County with 95 and Savage with 55. Glasgow Huntsman was sixth with a PR time of 6:06.48.
had 18 PRs. Yoakam ran a 17.13 in the 100 hurdles and had a PR
“We had a great day,” second second-year coach Paul of 53.33 for fourth in the 300 hurdles. She also had a PR of
Yoakam. “The weather was 70 degrees with some wind. 29-09.50 in the shot put.
So it was nice and sunny. We picked up points where we Joely Chappell, Abigail Kulczyk, Kaylly Turner, anc
normally don’t. The kids know what they have in front of Page teamed up in the 4X00 relay to finish sixth with a
them and know where they need to be by the end of this time of 55.68.
season.” The 4X400 was second with a time of 4:44.29.
Games ran a PR time of 23.62 for a win in the 200 and Running a leg were Baker, Kheyerah Bilger, Kimber
had a time of 43.18 in the 300 hurdles. He also finished Dulany, and Riley Evenson -Glasoe.
second in the 110 hurdles with a 17.51. Freshman Hannah Holionde continues to improve
“Gamas ran the 200 for the first time. He ran a good in the shot put. She had a PR of 33-feet, 3-inches for
race,” said Yoakam. “We’re going to try him in the 400 this second.
weekend.” Eve Stone tied with Kambre Kloker of Fairview for
Miller set two personal bests, throwing the javelin second in the pole vault. Both cleared the bar at 9-feet,
168-feet, 2-inches and the discus 147-feet, 7-inches. He 6-inches. Stone also took fourth in the high jump at 4-08.
was also fourth in the shot put with a PR of 40-6.50. Dulaney went 4-06 for sixth.
“Vaughn threw late in the day after being in the sun Chappell leaped 32-feet, 10.50-inches for second in
all day,” Yoakam said. the triple jump.
Kyler Holinde ran a 4-minute, 47.15-second 1,600 for Freshman Ava Runner went 30-feet in the triple jump
a win and took second in the 800 with a time of 2:10.49. for fifth and a PR. She also had PRs in the 100 hurdles,
Adam Mickelson ran a 17.91 for a PR and fourth 19.74; javelin, 60-03; high jump, 4-04 and long jump, 14-
place in the 110 hurdles. He was third in the 300 hurdles 11.50.
with a PR time of 45.63 and had a PR of 11-feet for fifth in Other PRs, Chezney Olson, 100, 15.38 and Lacey
the pole vault. White, 100, 16.39. Ellie Tryan 200, 31.87 and pole vault,
Michael King was sixth in the 300 hurdles, running a 6-0. Kulczyk, 400, 1:13.08 and javelin, 65-02. Paityn
PR 46.52. He had a PR of 19.18 in the 110 hurdles. Britzman, discus, 74-0 and javelin, 48-11.
Glasgow’s 4X100 relay took third with a time of 46.07. “They ran the 200 late in the day for the girls and
Running on the team were Gamas, Nick Solorzano, Kyler boys,” said Yoakam. “Our kids had a good race overall as a
Whitmer, and Wyatt Babb. team.”
Connor Hudyma had a PR 40-00.50 for fifth in the Glasgow has four that have Auto-Qualifiers for the
shot and was fifth in the discus with a 128-04. State B meet. Baker in the 1,600 and 3,200; Yoakam and
Solorzano went 135-feet, 4-inches to set a PR and Stone in pole vault, and Miller in javelin and discus.
finish fifth in the javelin. “We have Sidney Saturday and Glendive the
Others that had PRs were Whitman, 200, 24.60 following week,” said Yoakam. “I expect to see more good
and long jump, 18-06.50. Dillon Hughes, 200, 26.15 and performances and more PRs this weekend. And a couple
400, 1:01.43. Aden Hughes, 200, 26.25 and shot, 38-08. more qualifiers. Sidney has a fast track. Our kids always do
Liam Chapman, 400, 58.10 and long jump, 17-05. Wyatt well and are looking forward to the speed. We always circle
Sugg, 400, 1:01.26. Gage Larsen, 400, 1:02.59 and pole this meet to get into our Top Ten.”
vault, 7-06. Timothy Pearson, 800, 2:38.67 and 1,600 Glasgow will see Class A and North Dakota teams
6:01.72. Rowen Kloker, 1,600, 6:03.87.Jacob Potter, shot, at Sidney.
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 Valley Vet Spring Fever
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A minister had all of his remaining teeth pulled

out. New dentures were being made.
The first Sunday, he only preached 10 minutes.
The second Sunday, he preached only 20 minutes.
On the third Sunday, he preached 1 hour 25 minutes.
When asked about this by some of the congregation, he A tourist climbed out
responded this way:
You’re Invited to of his car in downtown
“The first Sunday, my gums were so sore it hurt to MEET & GREET Washington, D.C. He said
talk. The second Sunday, my new dentures were hurting to a man standing near the
me a lot. The third Sunday, I accidentally grabbed my curb, “Listen, I’m going to
wife’s dentures... and I couldn’t shut up!” be only a couple of minutes.
Would you watch my car
T-Bone Sez... Candidate for
Montana
while I run into this store?”
“What?” the man
I threw a ball for my dog... Superintendant of huffed. “Do you realize
It’s a bit extravagant I know, Schools that I am a member of the
but it was his birthday and Tuesday, April 30 United States Senate?”
he looks great in a Tuxedo. 3:30 - 5:00 PM “Well no,” the
The Loaded Toad tourist said, “I didn’t realize
that. But it’s all right. I’ll
Margie received a bill from the hospital for her Paid for by Montanans for Shannon
PO Box 646 Milltown, MT 59851, Democrat trust you anyway.”
recent surgery, and was astonished to see a $1200 fee for
the anesthesiologist. She called his office to demand an
explanation.
“Is this some kind of mistake?” Margie asked when
she got the anesthesiologist on the phone.
“No, not at all,” he said calmly.
“Well,” said Margie, “that’s awfully costly for
knocking someone out.”
“Not at all,” he replied. “I knock you out for free.
The 1200 dollars is for bringing you back around.”
WE’RE
MOVING
Eastern Montana Community
Mental Health Center
NEW LOCATION 130 3rd St. S
EMCMHC will be closed the afternoon of
Thursday, April 18th and all day Friday,
April 19th. We will resume regular
business hours at our new location across
from the Elks Lodge.
Thank you for your patience &
understanding
-EMCMHC Glasgow
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Letter to the Buzz

Regarding a new skate park
There are a few things that are bothering me
concerning the new proposed skateboard park. I do
support a skateboard park but it’s all about location to
me.
The present location at the fairgrounds seems to be
a perfect place, it’s centrally located and for the most
part already fenced.. There is already some skateboard
trac’s already in place.
There is some discussion about moving it to Hoyt
Park, the trouble with this idea is it would use up all
the space now used for our kids’ summer programs.
These programs are vitally important to our youth and
making them more difficult and costly to use would be
a mistake.
Thank you,
~ Steve Schindler

Scotties drop one to Havre,

Miles City game cancelled
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Hayden Green had 2 hits Friday, April 19 passwords
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Scheduling
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The home game at Sullivan Field scheduled This Q&A session is free and Viewing
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