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On Wednesday, Katie Kaiser and Donny Brabeck non-military, external broadcasting, the largest U.S.
were confronted by a Voice of America reporter international broadcaster. VOA produces digital,
and cameraman and were able to give them some TV, and radio content in more than 40 languages
voices from Montana. Sarah Swanson says they which it distributes to affiliate stations around the
did an amazing job with the interview, as Donny globe. It is primarily viewed by foreign audiences,
opened with, “Well first of all, I’m from Montana!” so VOA programming has an influence on public
The topic? Gun Control. We’re sure Voice of opinion abroad regarding the United States and
America got a good earful from some great its leaders. VOA broadcasts an estimated 1,800
northeast Montana kids. Established in 1942, hours of radio and TV programming each week to
VOA is a U.S. government-funded international approximately 236.6 million people worldwide with
multimedia agency which serves as the United about 1,050 employees and a taxpayer-funded
States federal government’s official institution for annual budget of $218.5 million.
 Interested in a Gardening Class?
MSU-Valley County Extension will be offering
an eight week Master Gardening class this spring.
The earliest classes would begin is April 15.
Topics covered will be:
• Soils & Fertility
• Plant Growth & Development
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Just rolling through, a flood warning is in effect along the • Growing Food From Your Garden
Yellowstone River near Glendive this morning through • Flowers
the weekend. At 692-miles-long, the Yellowstone River • Trees, Shrubs, Vines and
in Montana is the longest free-flowing river in the Pruning
contiguous United States. • Lawns and Irrigation
Meanwhile, flood warnings are now in effect for • Yard & Garden
eastern Phillips and western central Valley Counties Maintenance/Composting
including Beaver Creak near Hinsdale. • Intro to IPM-Integrated Pest Management
There is a cost for a manual and materials. Contact
Good chance of the office at 406-228-6241 or [email protected]
sleet, snow & rain for more information and/or put your name on the
this weekend list.
Tonight: Patchy dense fog between 2am and 4am.
Otherwise, increasing clouds, with a low around 28. East Skate for the Cure tonight
southeast wind 7 to 10 mph. The annual Skate for the Cure will be held on
Saturday: Patchy fog between 7am and 10am. Otherwise, tonight (March 22nd) at the Valley Event Center at
cloudy, with a high near 54. Southeast wind around 5 mph
7:00 p.m. Members of the local law enforcement
becoming calm.
Saturday Night: A chance of rain, freezing rain, and sleet
agencies, Glasgow and Long Run Fire Department
before 4am, then a chance of sleet between 4am and 5am, and others will be playing a game to raise money for
then a chance of snow and sleet after 5am. Cloudy, with a low the former Relay For Life group.
around 30. Northwest wind 6 to 15 mph becoming northeast The group is working on establishing a medical
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph. Chance relief assistance fund for residents of Valley County;
of precipitation is 40%.
more details will be coming on this in the weeks
Sunday: Snow likely, possibly mixed with sleet before 2pm,
then a chance of rain and snow between 2pm and 3pm, then
ahead!
a chance of rain after 3pm. Cloudy, with a high near 38. East There is no charge for the game, but concessions
northeast wind 16 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph. will be available. There will also be a 50/50
Chance of precipitation is 60%. drawing and the popular Duck Toss during the 2nd
Sunday Night: A chance of rain before 7pm, then a chance intermission.
of rain and snow between 7pm and 9pm, then a chance of
snow after 9pm. Cloudy, with a low around 24. East wind 9 to
16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Chance of precipitation
Cuisine for the Cure looks
is 30%. Little or no snow accumulation expected. to line up a dozen cooks
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 43. East wind 7 to Rod Karst (he’ll be back from the Washington,
9 mph becoming south in the afternoon. D.C. Trip on Sunday) is currently working on lining up
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26. Tuesday: cooks for the annual Cuisine For the Cure. The event
Partly sunny, with a high near 57. Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph,
with gusts as high as 22 mph.
will be held on Thursday, April 25th at 6:00 p.m. at the
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29.
Cottonwood Inn.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 52. He needs a total of twelve individuals or groups
Wednesday Night: A chance of rain and snow. Mostly that would be willing to cook for this event. For more
cloudy, with a low around 29. information contact him at 263-8757
Thursday: A chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy, with a Only 150 tickets are sold for this event! Tickets will
high near 46. go on sale in April.
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Montana Tales & Trails
Spring is for the Young
by Bruce Auchly, FWP
Not all creatures have given up on spring ever happening.
Some are counting on it. And soon.
Great horned owls and Canada geese are sitting on eggs
now, or soon will be.
Two totally different Montana bird species with
different diets and nesting habits have placed all their
eggs in one spring basket.
Great horned owls are sitting on eggs now, that will
soon hatch if they haven’t already, because they must.
Think back to those January nights that, looking back,
seemed downright subtropical. If you heard a hoot-hoot-
hoot, it was the mating ritual of the great horned owl. No
other Montana owls court and mate during the winter.
After mating, the owls will continue to hoot into
February, not so much to proclaim their love and affection
but to stake out a territory and warn other owls away.
So, the great horned owl mates and begins nesting
in the dead of winter, which this year was February and
early March. Must be crazy, right? Maybe. Or maybe no Has this great horned owl taken over a designated
other birds are as smart as the wise old owl. osprey’s nest, or just a good perch for spotting a
Actually, it’s neither wisdom nor craziness that drives mouse? Stephanie Eayrs of Fallon took this photo on
the great horned owl to nest so early. Rather, it’s just that her way home after visiting her Mom, Joan Helland,
it takes so darn long to raise a young owl. First, the female who resides at Prairie Ridge in Glasgow.
owl takes two to three days to lay two to three eggs, then on invertebrates – think worms, snails, aquatic insects.
she sits on them (incubation) for 30-35 days. Ducks evolved to nest and hatch a month or so later
After hatching, the young birds will remain in the when invertebrates are available.
nest for close to two months before their first flight, called A Canada goose nest typically has six eggs, which
fledging. That can be mid- to late May or later. are incubated for about 28 days. If we pick May 1 for
Then the young must be taught and practice to hunt hatching, go backwards four weeks for the beginning
at night, neither short nor simple tasks. It can take as long of incubation, then go back again six days – the female
as six months after hatching – into September – before goose lays an egg a day – that means a geese pair are
the young have fully acquired their first winter plumage setting up shop the third to fourth week of March.
and are good fliers and hunters. Even earlier as the pair spends a few days picking out
Young Canada geese don’t require all that nurturing, yet a nesting site and building a nest.
peak hatching is still early – from the end of April to the This year’s snow cover may force geese to delay
first week of May in north central Montana. nesting a little bit. Besides picking a nest site, geese need
That’s probably an evolutionary holdover. Canada a few days of grazing on new grass as a high protein food
geese likely evolved as arctic nesters before they started to make eggs.
nesting in more temperate areas. Depending on where in Montana you live, there
In the Arctic, nesting, hatching and fledging must is not a lot of green grass now. But the entire nesting
come early because the growing season is short. Canada sequence will progress quickly once the snow melts.
geese carried that behavior forward even when they And it will melt, soon, if long-term weather forecasts
began nesting in temperate areas. are accurate.
As green grass and sprouts appear first geese evolved That means spring will bear down on us like a fast-
to eat that. They’re vegetarians unlike ducks which focus moving freight train. We’ll see.
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WAITING FOR YOU AT to Proceed to Ames Construction
MARKLE’S WAREHOUSE The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a “Notice
to Proceed” to Ames Construction on Wednesday
to allow work on the concrete weir and fish bypass at
Intake south of Glendive.
The long delay has been due to the bid complaint
filed by American Southwest Electrical, which has now
TAX-TIME been denied by the courts. Ames can begin to resubmit
SAVINGS applications for permits, which had expired due to the
Get More
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Your Buck! project.
Actual river work will probably not start until mid-
July since they are not allowed in the river during the
spawning season, but site prep should begin once the
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Lower Yellowstone Irrigation Project manager
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 Thanks for Listening $76,173 and another bunch of contracts totaling $308,994
for “alcohol.” Rubbing and denatured I suppose.
Government spending And....And..and a $356 million check to Afghanistan,
spree: use it or lose it $590 mil to India, $535.6 million to Germany, $528.9 to
Japan and, (Yikes!), $271.4 million dollars to IraQ Not
Seems every September the IraN.
government and its millions of They spent $26.8 million for furniture for the executive
employees go on a spending spree. office of the President. That would also include office
See, September is the end of the fiscal furnishings, telecom equipment, floor covering and the
year. Money needs to be spent....scratch that...wasted. assorted flower vases. This figure is up $15 million from
I guess it’s not the money itself that irritates me the 2016 and an increase of 16% from 2017.
most. It’s not what the money buys. It’s where do the things There was $412,008 spent on oil paints and paint
the money buys go? What four-star general ultimately brushes. I suppose they went to the VA hospitals around
ends up parking his fat arse in a $9,241 Wexford Genuine the country. At least I would suppose so.
Leather chair somewhere in the Pentagon? Nine-thousand All this points directly at our governments “use it or
dollar chair? lose it” policy.
Somewhere in government offices in fifty states Case in pernt. I know a feller who used the LIEAP (Low
and Puerto Rico there are $38.6 million dollars worth of Income Energy Assistance Program) last year to help with
batteries. AAA, AA, A, D, C, 9 Volt, car batteries, boat his MDU bill which was very high. My friend said he didn’t
batteries, murdercycle batteries etc. want to have to use LIEAP but found it was necessary. They
Remember now, all the items and dollars you hear on bailed him out and during the past summer he managed to
this broadcast are for contracts the government paid in build up a reserve to last through this winter.
the month of September only. (2018) The total for the year That reserve in mind my friend called the LIEAP
was $541,897,000,000 and change. In September alone the office in Glendive and told the nice lady that he didn’t need
spending was $97 billion. the program this winter and explained why.
$193,318 for mixed nuts. $244,197 for sugar, The nice lady became almost apoplectic. She said “Oh
confectionery sugar, $24,993 for candy and candy bars. no, we would much rather you used it again.” I (scratch
I suppose all that kind of stuff will go to VA hospitals, that..) my friend told her again he didn’t need it but she
Naval Hospitals, ship-board candy machines, Air Force was adamant. He asked her why it was so very important
base candy machines, Marine base gedunk machines and and she told him about the “use it or lose it” mentality of all
the like. I suppose. government programs. She told him if he didn’t do it again
But there was $673,471 spent buying golf carts. Then they would lose that amount of money in their next year
also there was $1.7 million spent on tubas, pianos and allotment. Yikes!
trombones. I suppose for the military bands around the Why not allot each department a certain amount.
country! I suppose. Let them dish it out as they see fit all year. If, at the end
What officer’s mess received the $293,245 spent on of the year they still have money left, government should
beef steaks? And who was the beneficiary of the $490.6 give them just the amount they used in order to build their
million dollars spent on new furniture? $62.1 million went bank account back up to the original amount.
for home furnishings. I suppose for enlisted and officer on- Or another scenario. If Glendive’s allotment was
base housing. I suppose. $200,000 and they spent $175,000 the government should
Looks like everybody in government got a new iphone keep sending the $200,000 and allow Glendive to keep the
and ipad cause the government spent 7.7 million bucks on unused $25,000 that way building up more money that
them. could be used to help people like my friend. I suppose that
Who ended up with some of the snow crab, Alaskan would be too easy!
King crab and Maine Lobster tails the government spent I would really like to see a paper trail of just exactly
$4.6 million purchasing. where all those goods ended up. I think it would be very
They spent $2.1 million on games, toys and wheeled interesting and most likely lead to some indictable offenses!
goods. $9.8 million was spent on work-out and recreational I suppose.
stuff. That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
There was a government contract with Coors beer for ~ Virgil Vaupel
 T-BONE SEZ
G&D There are two main reasons I don’t
ELECTRIC let my girlfriend use my PlayStation.
I don’t have a PlayStation.
And I don’t have a girlfriend.
My neighbor knocked on my
door at 2:30 in the morning. Luckily
for him I was still up playing my tuba.

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So I say, “Doc, I can’t stop singing the ‘Green Green

Grass of Home’.”
He said: “That sounds like Tom Jones syndrome.”
Robyn’s Nest is Ready for Spring… “Is it common?” I asked.
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‘Spring sports for ya...’

“If you fight it you end up making a mess,” was how STEAK FRY
Glasgow Assistant Track Coach Wade Nelson explained Friday, Mar. 22
the track and field conditions up on the hill, “we’ve just 5pm~7pm
got to let Mother Nature take her course.”
Glasgow’s first scheduled meet is Saturday, March
30th, but it’s not looking good, especially with more
precipitation in the forecast this weekend.
The athletes have been practicing in the gym and
have actually hit the track a couple of times this week,
but the field is still too sloppy to get any practice in those
events. Itʼs all happening
Coach Nelson explained that the track itself should
be in good shape for timed events, it’s highly doubtful
at
the vfw
that the field will be useable and therefore, no use of
having a track meet as all 17 events have to occur to be
sanctioned.
Scotty softball is in the same boat.
But as Coach Nelson says, it seems we go through
this nearly every year.
“That’s spring sports for ya,” he said.
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MONDAY
teams, fans, referees, Reynolds & Breakfast
Albertsons for a great weekend at the Breakfast Pizza • Tri Tater
Pears • Milk
53999
Hwy 2 W JJMT Civic Center Concessions. Lunch

Batteries • Towing • Repair See Ya Next Year! Super Nachos w/ Chips & Salsa
Salad w/ Ranch • Pineapple
Call 228-2715 or 263-1249 Rachel & Sandy P.B. Brownie • Milk

While the cash is nice, it’s the jackets that make the
Kings of the Hi-Line Tourney special. There are only
four awarded. And, the Malta men graciously let Travis
and Spencer bring the trophy home to Glasgow, where
it is on display at Alley’s Palace.
 Just looking!
It wasn’t on the itinerary, just an impromptu spin the kids), chaperone Kim Monson, Dexter Monson,
through the lobby lounge of the extravagant Trump Rachel Billingsley, chaperone Desiree Johnson,
International Hotel. After their tour of the Kennedy Tim Wageman; middle row: Alexis Nistler, Amari
Center, they tipped the hotel’s door men to let the Zeluff, Aliya Baillergeon, Taylor Peterson, Brennan
chaperones walk the kids through. FYI, hotel room Peters, Laura Ross, Trevor Overvold, Chaperone
prices range from a mere $650 to $3,000 per night. Sarah Swanson and Chaperone Kristie Brabeck;
Pictured are, back row left to right: Chaperone front row: Chaperone Marie Pederson, Katie
Rene Clampitt (aka Little Grandma according to Kaiser, and Cordelia Nickles.

PRICED TO SELL!
HARD TO FIND CROP LAND FOR SALE
You’re going to want to see this!! Offer Valid Until
March 30, 2019
625 acres of crop land for sale 8
miles North of Larslan, MT. Half of
the land is in wheat with the other
half in hay! There is a current lease
in place through 2021.
20-1030
Contact Helland Agency 228-2114 Priced at $475,000
visit www.hellandagencyinc.com www.deerequipment.com • 406-228-2496 • 54272 Hwy 2 E, Glasgow, MT