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Testing! Testing!
The Glasgow Fire Departments meeting last week
consisted of doing the annual hose testing. Volunteer
Fire Fighter Dillon Koski was on this end to check out
the release valve. Our hose testing is done annually,
Glasgow City Fire Chief Brandon Brunelle explained.
Every single piece of hose the Fire Department has
gets tested. Each truck carries plus or minus 2500 feet
of hoses of various size that is laid out and pressure
tested to 250 pounds per square inch for five minutes per
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standard.
The Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department is asking
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for community support. There is a fund-raiser
involving raffle ticket sales with the proceeds being used
to purchase some much-needed safety equipment.
Tickets or $20 each or six for $100. Grand prize is an
M22 Gun Safe with winners choice of a Remington
.223, a Remington V3 Shotgun, a Bear Marshal Bow or a
Remington Wood Tech 30-06. 2nd prize is $1,000 cash;
and 3rd prize is $500 worth of groceries at Reynolds
Market. The drawing will be held this Saturday, May 27th
at the Milk River MotorSports Spring Demolition Derby
at the Northeast Montana Fairgrounds. Please contact
any Glasgow Fireman to get your tickets.
 OBITUARY
Denise Fuhrmann
Denise Lucy Fuhrmann
was born on November 7th,
1941 in Glasgow, Montana to
May 19 - 25 Joseph Birkoski and Jennie
SHOWINGS Sobolewski. Denise worked
for many years in the health
care field, first as a Certified
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4:00 - 6:50 - 9:25 4:10 - 7:00 - 9:00
HELD Mahon Deaconess Hospital.
OVER Denise married Terry Fuhrmann on June 6th, 1970.
They raised 5 children on his farm in the north country
before moving to Glasgow. In 1986, Denise and Terry
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took over the Hi-Hat Drive Inn, along with their oldest
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON daughter, Tammi. They successfully ran the restaurant
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for seven years. Denise maintained her CNA job at the
Pinochle Marathon wraps up same time, and worked in that field for several years
before her retirement in 2002. In 2003, Denise and
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1st Nicole Cole/ Ruthie Moran 7790 Terry moved to Saint Marie where they planted flowers,
2nd Marlene Jackson/Lois McIntyre 7560 a garden, and fished the Milk River for catfish every
3rd Donna Combs/Sheri Daggett 6550 chance they had.
May Winners Denise loved many things, but most of all, she loved
1st Marlene Jackson/Lois McIntyre 8380 her family. Denise was a devoted wife and mother, and
2nd Donna Combs/Sheri Daggett 7990 she was always willing to talk or lend an ear when it was
3rd Cindy Taylor/Eloise Watson 7130 needed most. She always made time for them and tried to
Overall Winners help any way she could. Denise loved gardening, fishing,
1st Donna Combs/ Sheri Daggett and watching Walker: Texas Ranger with her husband.
2nd Marlene Jackson/ Lois Mcintyre Denise passed away on Sunday May 21st, 2017 from
3rd Cindy Taylor/ Eloise Watson complications after suffering brain seizures at St. Vincent
4th Louise Lemieux/ Ann Potter Medical Center in Billings. She was preceded in death by
5th Marlene Bengocha/ Stella Rosenwald her husband Terry Fuhrmann after 46 years of marriage,
6th Dolores Cumber/ Shirley Siefert and her daughter Brenda. Her only surviving sibling is
Rosalie Winters of Chicago, IL. She is survived by her
Hi-Line Sportmen meet Wednesday 5 children; Larry, Duane, Tammi, Bonnie, and Terry Jr.
The Hi-Line Sportsmen has moved the date of their Denise was a caring and nurturing mother, a true friend,
monthly business meeting to Wed. May 24th at 6:00 and an inspiration to those that were around her. She was
p.m. at the Glasgow Elks. always willing to help out, and never judged anyone by
The public is welcome to attend. The Hi-Line their shortcomings. Denise is once again reunited with
Sportsmen meet monthly on the 3rd Wednesday of her loving husband Terry. Denise Lucy Fuhrmann will
each month. be greatly missed by her friends and family.
Services will be held on Thursday, May 25, 2017 at
Memorial Day Program at Opheim 2:00 PM at the Assembly of God Church in Glasgow,
There will be a Memorial Day Program at the Opheim MT with Pastor Herb Sand officiating. Burial will follow
School Gym Mon. May 29th at 11a.m. The speaker will services at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, MT. Bell
be Tony Warren. Following the program the Auxiliary Mortuary is assisting with arrangements. Condolences
will be serving a Roast Beef Dinner. may be made at bellmortuarymontana.com.
 A little
breezy
tomorrow...
A strong cold front will move across the area,
bringing strong westerly winds to much of eastern
Montana Wednesday and Thursday, the strongest of
which are expected Wednesday afternoon.
This may lead to hazardous travel conditions,
especially to high profile vehicles and along north/south
routes. Please drive only as fast as conditions allow and
stay tuned to forecast updates.
If youre headed to Billings on Wednesday, you
might want to take the Jordan-Winnett route as gusts
are expected to be in excess of 50 miles an hour in the
Malta-to Zortman route.
Too bad it wont blow in some rain our way. It
always seems that the first big weekend of camping
Memorial Day is a good time for spring showers,
but it aint looking that way as far as this forecast is
concerned. So it could be a good weekend as far as the
campers are concerned.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 52. Southeast
wind 9 to 13 mph.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers after
noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 73. Windy, with a
south southeast wind 17 to 22 mph becoming west 25
to 30 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as
39 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers
after midnight. Increasing clouds, with a low around 47.
Breezy, with a west wind 20 to 25 mph decreasing to 14
to 19 mph in the evening. Winds could gust as high as
39 mph.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 61. Breezy, with a west northwest
wind 21 to 26 mph, with gusts as high as 41 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Breezy, with a northwest wind 20 to 25 mph decreasing
to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high
as 38 mph.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 65. Northwest
wind 15 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 43.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 68.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46.
Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with
a high near 72.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 46.
Memorial Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74.
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Northern B Track &
Field Meet May 20,
2017, Glasgow, MT
Boys Team Results 1 Glasgow
137.50; 2 Fairfield 128; 3 Harlem 63;
4 Cut Bank 58; 5 Shelby 53.50; 6 Wolf
Point 50; 7 Choteau 20; 8 Conrad 8; 9
Poplar 6; 10 Malta 3

Boys 100 Meter Dash

1 Omsberg, Seth 12 Cut Bank 11.24 2
3 Phillips, Benji 12 Glasgow 11.52 2

Boys 200 Meter Dash

1 Allen, Dawson 10 Fairfield 23.41 2
2 Phillips, Benji 12 Glasgow 23.50 2
5 Glaser, Brett 10 Glasgow 24.25 2
6 Fitzsimmons, Tyler 9 Glasgow 24.50 2

Boys 400 Meter Dash

1 Luly, Wade 12 Shelby 50.84 2
4 Phillips, Benji 12 Glasgow 51.71 2
6 Glaser, Brett 10 Glasgow 52.54 2

Boys 800 Meter Run

1 Luly, Wade 12 Shelby 2:02.66
3 Myrick, Cade 10 Glasgow 2:04.69
5 Hallock, Gabe 12 Glasgow 2:06.13
6 Boland, Alec 9 Glasgow 2:08.50

Boys 1600 Meter Run

1 Hallock, Gabe 12 Glasgow 4:47.45
2 McKean, Ellis 10 Glasgow 4:50.46
3 McKean, Merlin 10 Glasgow 4:51.26

Great race, Gabe,

Ellis and Merlin!
Tally up the Scotties team points in
the 1600 Meters in the photo at left:
Gabe Hallock, 1st place, 10 points;
Ellis McKean, 2nd place, 8 points; and
Merlin McKean, 3rd place, 6 points.
Thats 26 points to Fairfields 1 point
in this race! Gabe, a Scotty senior, put
it all out for this one and a couple of
seconds after this photo was taken,
collapsed on the track. But he was all
smiles with that Scotty Pride! Next
stop, Butte, Montana.
Boys 3200 Meter Run
1 Giles, Cole 12 Fairfield 10:24.31
2 McKean, Ellis 10 Glasgow 10:27.73
3 McKean, Merlin 10 Glasgow 10:31.73
4 Overby, Wilson 9 Glasgow 10:37.24
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1 Breigenzer, Luke 12 Glasgow 15.96 2
6 Boos, Kenny 12 Wolf Point 17.46 2
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Allen, Dawson 10 Fairfield 40.81 2
2 Breigenzer, Luke 12 Glasgow 41.33 2
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay
1 Fairfield A 45.29
6 Glasgow A 47.04
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
1 Shelby A 3:37.15 2
6 Glasgow A 3:48.01 2
Boys High Jump
1 Omsberg, Seth 12 Cut Bank 6-06
Boys Pole Vault
1 Whitmus, Quinn 11 Wolf Point 12-06
2 Babb, Brady 12 Wolf Point 11-06
3 Ross, Kyle 11 Glasgow 11-00
6 Reyling, Matt 11 Glasgow 10-06
Boys Long Jump
1 Omsberg, Seth 12 Cut Bank 21-03
3 Phillips, Benji 12 Glasgow 20-01.75
4 Glaser, Brett 10 Glasgow 19-06.25
7 Harlem 28; 8 Poplar 22; 9 Wolf Point
17; 10 Conrad 12; 11 Rocky Boy 8 Girls Triple Jump
1 Stiles, Sophia 12 Malta 34-00.50
Girls 400 Meter Dash 2 Goldhahn, Allix 12 Fairfield 32-02.75
1 Durocher, Payton 12 Choteau 1:00.31 3 Russell, Andrea 11 Conrad 31-10.75
2 Kolstad, Emily 10 Glasgow 1:00.36 2 4 Dauwalder, Lori 12 Fairfield 30-
4 Nielsen, Brinlie 12 Glasgow 1:04.61 11.50
5 Brusven, Brittany 11 Shelby 30-
Girls 800 Meter Run 09.75
1 Kolstad, Emily 10 Glasgow 2:31.96 6 Sallee, Alaina 10 Glasgow 30-07.75
3 Nielsen, Brinlie 12 Glasgow 2:32.40
Girls Shot Put
Girls 1600 Meter Run 1 Hughes, Leinie 12 Glasgow 34-11
1 Lawrence, LTia 9 Harlem 5:36.43 2 Aklestad, Sam 12 Shelby 33-09
4 Westby, Brooke 10 Glasgow 6:11.00
Girls Discus Throw
Girls 3200 Meter Run 1 Anato, Gabriella 9 Cut Bank 106-09
1 Lawrence, LTia 9 Harlem 12:15.84 4 Zerbe, Regan 10 Glasgow 93-05
3 Sallee, Faith 12 Glasgow 13:42.76 5 Hughes, Leinie 12 Glasgow 91-07
4 Westby, Brooke 10 Glasgow 13:48.65
6 Cunningham, Ali 9 Glasgow 14:26.56 Girls Javelin Throw
1 Kulczyk, Jordan 12 Glasgow 115-06
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 2 Schipman, Kyleigh 10 Malta 111-03
1 Stiles, Sophia 12 Malta 48.24 2
4 Sallee, Alaina 10 Glasgow 52.06
6 King, Kaylee 11 Glasgow 53.31 2
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
1 Choteau A 50.53
2 Glasgow A 52.38
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
1 Cut Bank A 4:21.46
2 Glasgow A 4:22.46

Boys Triple Jump Girls High Jump

1 Coverdell, Cantor 12 Fairfield 44-06
2 Glaser, Brett 10 Glasgow 41-10.50
4 Herbert, Trent 12 Glasgow 39-08.25
Boys Javelin Throw
1 Phillips, Benji 12 Glasgow 192-08
2 Coverdell, Cantor 12 Fairfield 185-03
3 Myrick, Cade 10 Glasgow 157-11
Girls Team Results 1 Glasgow
103; 2 Fairfield 88; 3 Choteau 82; 4
Malta 75; 5 Cut Bank 49; 6 Shelby 42;
1 Stiles, Sophia 12 Malta 5-06.00
5 King, Kaylee 11 Glasgow 4-06.00
Girls Pole Vault
1 Manecke, Dakota 9 Cut Bank 9-06
4 Kaiser, Katie 10 Glasgow 8-00.00
Girls Long Jump
1 Stiles, Sophia 12 Malta 16-05.50
3 Kulczyk, Jordan 12 Glasgow 15-
05.75
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 OBITUARY
Bunky Sullivan
Bernard Thomas Bunky Sullivan, Jr.,
84, died Saturday, May 20, 2017, at Frances
Mahon Deaconess Hospital, Glasgow, Montana,
following an extended illness. Bunky was born
September 16, 1932, in Great Falls, the son of
Bernard and Elsie Mae (Illman) Sullivan. At
age three, he and his parents moved to Glasgow,
where his mothers family had homesteaded just
northeast of the present Glasgow High School.
A graduate of GHS in 1950, Bunky was
active in all sports, excelling in both football and
basketball. He spent summers playing baseball,
and his father coached him and his brother
Jim in Junior Legion Baseball. He took great
pride in Sullivan Parks being named in honor
of his father, who had been so instrumental in
ensuring that Junior Legion Baseball flourish in
Glasgow. He attended Carroll College 1950-52,
where he played football for the Fighting Saints.
Sullivan entered the U.S. Army October 23,
1952, and served in Korea until he was released
from active duty September 1954. He transferred
to the Army Reserves until November 1960.
Following his active service, Sullivan returned to
college at the University of Montana, Missoula,
graduating in 1957 with degrees in history and
physical education.
Upon returning to Glasgow, he was first
employed by Northern Testing Laboratories at
Glasgow Air Force Base. School Superintendent
William Greer persuaded him to join the high
school faculty to fill a desperately needed history
teaching position the fall of 1959, a career that
continued for Bunky for the next 35 years. He
ably taught generations of GHS students U.S
history, world history, and Montana history.
His love for the subject matter spilled over
into the classroom, where he instilled that
enthusiasm for history and the love of learning
itself in generations of students, many of whom
remember him as knowledgeable, funny,
demanding, and beloved. He made a lasting
impression; he was a loyal Scottie. He loved
teaching, regarding each day as a new adventure.
He went to school each morning eager and
excited.
From 1986-1994 he chaperoned history
students to Washington, DC, for a week of
intense government Close-Up, an activity that
many remember as the highlight of their high
school years. Besides academics, Mr. Sullivan
served as an assistant coach in both football and
basketball for 11 years. He spent many summers
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coaching Junior Legion Baseball. Give or Take
Bunk met a fellow teacher, Bernardine No Appointment
Wentz, the fall of 1960. They married July 15, Necessary
1961, and have lived in Glasgow since. Bernie
taught until the birth of their daughter, Suzanne
Michelle, November 1965. A son, Thomas
Bernard, died at birth July 1969.
Sullivan, a life-long Democrat who
never missed an election, was a member of
NEA-MEA-GEA, Elks, American Legion
for 54 years, National Lewis & Clark Society,
Montana Historical Society. He was a director
for many years in the Valley County Historical We can fix your hair!
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Museum. He was also a director for the Fort Moustache!
Peck Dam Interpretive Center. He co-wrote an
often-cited article about Fort Peck Dam for the
Summer 1977 issue of Montana, the Magazine
of Western History, having worked many
summers as a Park Ranger at Fort Peck, a job
he so enjoyed.
Bernard Sullivan was preceded in death by
his mother and father, his infant son, and his
brother-in-law, Nick Heisler. Survivors include
his wife of 55 years, Bernardine; his daughter
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Suzanne (Charles) Berg; and his grandchildren,
Hannah Marie and Ethan Thomas, all of Seattle,
Washington. His only sibling, James (Marge)
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Catholic Church, where his memorial services Juice Milk
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