Published by BS Central

515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578
bscentral@nemont.net

Vo
l. 9
Thu 0
rsda
y, October 8, 202

We’ve got spirit, YES WE DO!

So much, in fact, that the referees had to stop the volleyball hear yourself think!” noted Ruth Ann Hutcheson. Not that
match with the M’Ettes on Thursday night and tell these she was complaining, though. We don’t know if RAHS
rowdy Scotties to turn it down a notch! “You couldn’t even even owns a blue shirt. (Do we dare ask?)

Scotties win a pair would not be coming to Glasgow no takers until Nashua called to say
By Mike Brandt Saturday for their non-conference the Porcupines would love to play.
Glasgow athletic director volleyball match with the Scotties. They also had a match canceled.
Brenner Flaten received a That news left Flaten So, instead of being idle
telephone call Friday afternoon scrambling to find a match for the Saturday night the Scotties had a
from Fairview. The Warriors Scotties on their Homecoming. match with Nashua.
would inform Flaten that they Flaten put the word out, but had continued on back page

DIGITAL PICTURE & SOUND
CLASSIC MOVIES $5.00
NEW RELEASE MOVIES $6.50
CURBSIDE POPCORN EVERYDAY
406-228-9239 • www.polsontheatres.com
SHOWING: OCT. 2ND-8TH
Rated PG-13 150 min. Rated PG-13 110 min.
5:00 & 8:00 5:20 & 8:15
Hot one for
pheasants
Saturday
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 43. West southwest
wind 6 to 8 mph becoming northwest after midnight.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66. Northwest wind
5 to 8 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 43. East
northeast wind 6 to 9 mph becoming southeast after midnight.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 82. Southeast wind 7 to
14 mph becoming south southwest in the afternoon. Winds
could gust as high as 21 mph.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers after
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. South
southwest wind 10 to 14 mph becoming west after midnight.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with
a high near 58. Breezy, with a west northwest wind 17 to 25
mph, with gusts as high as 40 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. Breezy,
with a west northwest wind 15 to 24 mph, with gusts as high
as 38 mph.
Columbus Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. Breezy,
with a west northwest wind 14 to 23 mph, with gusts as high
as 33 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 34. Tuesday:
Sunny, with a high near 64. West wind 9 to 18 mph, with
gusts as high as 24 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.
Reel Life Wisdom
“Our bodies are more space than matter. There
is a fathomable distance between each atom,
each particle. What keeps us solid? Why don’t
we dissolve?” ~Mark Strong in Approaching the
Unknown (2016)
Reminder: Apply now for FWP’s
Apprentice Hunter Program
In anticipation of next week’s two-day youth deer
hunt, Oct. 15 and 16, as well as the general season opener
on Oct. 24, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks encourages
mail-in certification for eligible Apprentice Hunters.
COVID-19 safety protocols are in place at FWP
offices and lobby occupancy is limited, therefore wait
times outside may be longer than in years past. If you
can, please get your apprentice hunter certified well
before the youth hunt and/or the general season opener.
It’s not too late to complete the certification process by
mail if you act now.
The apprentice certification process must take
place at the FWP regional offices. Once the certification
process is complete, licenses may be purchased at any
license provider that may be convenient for you. If you
have questions about how to get your apprentice hunter
certified ahead of the rush, please call your regional
office as listed below.
The “Apprentice Hunter” law allows anyone 10
years of age or older to hunt two license years without
completing hunter education. An apprentice must
recertify through an FWP office if taking advantage of
this program for a second year. An apprentice hunter
may not obtain a big horn sheep, black bear, mountain
lion, wolf or elk license if under the age of 15.
The cost of the certification is $5, once that process
is complete then you may purchase the applicable
licenses. Apprentice hunters, ages 10-15, may hunt
in the two-day youth deer hunt and throughout the
general season.
FWP recommends that people interested in this
program read the Apprentice Hunter Program packet
before seeking certification through your regional office.
The packet outlines guidelines for both the apprentice
and the required mentor, including what apprentices
can and cannot do, who can act as a mentor, and how
the certification process works. The application packet
is available on the FWP website. Regional Headquarters:
• Region 1 (Kalispell) 406-752-5501
• Region 2 (Missoula) 406-542-5500
• Region 3 (Bozeman) 406-577-7900
• Region 4 (Great Falls) 406-454-5840
• Region 5 (Billings) 406-247-2940
• Region 6 (Glasgow) 406-228-3700
• Region 7 (Miles City) 406-234-0900
• FWP Headquarters front desk 406-444-2535, or Helena
Licensing 406-444-2950
 GREAT FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD!
2000 +/- sq. ft. home with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath on the
main level, 2 sleeping rooms on the lower level. Open
kitchen with counter seating, formal dining, refinished
hardwood floors and finished basement. Newer
windows, roof, forced air and central air. New carpet
& paint in master bedroom and new flooring in lower
level family room. Large 24 X 28 garage with extra
parking space to park an RV or vehicles. Spacious
back yard deck with privacy fence, garden spot and
shed. Freshly painted trim on house and garage,
manicured lawn and underground sprinklers gives
this home curb appeal!
PRICED AT $179,900
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com
BUZZIFIEDS
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom 1 Bath home located in sunny and quiet Nashua,
1 mile south of town. Electric kitchen, living room, family room, laundry
location, enclosed entry porch, fenced yard. A/C and forced air heating.
CALL GEORGE AT 785-2109. AVAILABLE ABOUT NOVEMBER 6TH.
BUZZ
FOR RENT: Apartment in Glasgow 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, with additional
den/office or 3rd bedroom. No steps, walk-in shower and small yard.
$780/ month plus utilities. CALL 218-368-1652.
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom rental available CALL 942-0962 FOR DETAILS.
BUZZ
SUNNY, DOWNTOWN ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, $500/month
plus electricity. Water, sewer, garbage provided. Located on second
floor with on site laundry. References and deposit required. FOR MORE
INFORMATION CONTACT 263-4893
BUZZ
SPACIOUS APT. FOR RENT: $100 OFF MOVE IN BONUS.
Very comfortable 2 bd, 1½ bath. Laundry room, A/C. City of Glasgow.
950 sq. ft. Small pets ok. $635/mo. 360-750-6746
BUZZ
D&G SPORTS & WESTERN is seeking a Sales Clerk for the clothing
and sporting goods side, Full time or part time. Starting wage $14.00
per hour. APPLY AT D&G SPORTS & WESTERN OR CALL (406)
228-9363
BUZZ
CAPE AIR IS HIRING! Cape Air is seeking a Cross-Trained Agent for
our Glasgow location. Come join our fun & energetic team! Competitive
pay, benefits, airline travel privileges & more offered! FOR MORE INFO
& TO APPLY, VISIT WWW.CAPEAIR.COM/CAREERS
BUZZ
COTTONWOOD INN POSITION: Housekeeper/Laundry REPORTS
TO: Housekeeping Manager POSITION SUMMARY: Respond promptly
to requests from guests and other departments. Identify and report
preventative or other maintenance issues in public areas or guest
rooms. Perform any combination of the following tasks to maintain
guestrooms, working areas, and the hotel premises in general in a
clean and orderly manner
BUZZ
DAYCARE: Looking for part-time or full-time help. Must pass a
background check. CALL 263-8368
BUZZ
LOOKING TO WORK IN A FAST-PACED, FUN ATMOSPHERE? Join
The Wood Team! Immediate opening for varied shifts in the dining
room. Starting wage is $9.00 plus tips. Submit an application online or
pick one up at the front desk at the Cottonwood TODAY! FOR MORE
INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT COURTNEY AT 228-8213
BUZZ
#373
-
POSITION OPENING: Opening for a Full Time Billing Specialist at
the Valley County Health Department. Position requires proficient
computer skills in Microsoft office, writing skills, organization, attention
to detail, customer service, and teamwork. The successful candidate
will work well with the public and co-workers, have experience in
accounting/billing/deposits/annual reports, process documents and
receipts, and other clerical duties. The position includes participation
and/or administration of two current health department programs (to
be determined based on skills), and other duties as assigned. We can
train the right person who has a wide range of experience and is ready
to jump into a fast-paced department committed to the health and well-
being of Valley County residents. This position offers a FULL BENEFIT
package with pay starting at $16.00 per hour, depending on experience.
FOR A COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION, PLEASE
CONTACT THE VALLEY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT AT 501
COURT SQUARE #11, GLASGOW, MT 59230 OR CALL 406-228-6261.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is excited to advertise for a Ward Clerk position
to be working with the nursing team. PLEASE COME BY AND PICK
UP AN APPLICATION QUICKLY!
BUZZ
SUNNYSIDE OPENINGS FOR Course Superintendent and
Greenskeeper (two separate positions) at Sunnyside Golf Club in
Glasgow, MT. Duties include maintaining fairways, greens, tee boxes
and roughs for a nine-hole golf course. Must be mechanically inclined,
able to operate mid-sized machinery, able to supervise part-time
help and volunteers. Understanding and knowledge of large sprinkler
systems a plus, but training is available. Position would start April 1, and
conclude on October 31st yearly. These positions needs to be filled this
fall, so training from the existing greenskeeper can take place. Wages
DOE and negotiable. CALL SUNNYSIDE AT 228-9519 OR 263-7759
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME. is looking for a full time Dietary Aide prepares
and serves palatable, nourishing, well-balanced diets to meet the daily
nutritional and special dietary needs of each resident. Pay starts at
$12.55/hr. This position provides a very meaningful role within Valley
View Home and you will feel gratitude daily for your work. PLEASE
PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE
DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs for day shift. High paid
wage for CNAs with long term care experience. We can train and
certify anyone who wants to become a CNA as well. Wage is $14/hr.
PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR AN
APPLICATION AND JOIN OUR TEAM!
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 8 x 20’ Connex storage containers. Solid, great shape.
Safe, Secure & Water Proof. Put ‘Em Where Ya Want ‘Em! $5,500
each. CALL KEVIN AT (406) 230-2259 OR HOLLY AT (406) 599-3805
 2020 Flu season: a pair of
Reasons to get vaccinated
If an apple a day can keep the doctor away, what will
a flu vaccine get you? The answer may be better health
Due to the influx of Covid-19 today and improved odds of maintaining your brain
cases in Valley County, Our power in the future.
The risks posed by the flu are pretty self-evident for
Glasgow retail Store will older adults. Last year, the Centers for Disease Control
see customers by and Prevention (CDC) reported that 35.5 million people
in the U.S. contracted the flu, resulting in 34,200 deaths.
appointment only.
Of those fatalities, about 75% were among people over
Please call 1.800.636.6680 age 65.
While we’re waiting on the COVID-19 vaccine…
And the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is another

St. Raphael’s
412 3rd Ave. N reason for concern – again with a higher risk of death for
228-9800 older Americans. The CDC estimates that 79% of deaths

RUMMAGE SALE from the coronavirus have been among those 65 and
older. But, at this time, there is no proven vaccine for the
WE ARE COLLECTING ITEMS UNTIL coronavirus.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 In the meantime, public health experts are urging
please bring your treasures and place them on the stage
all people – particularly those over 65 – to not let the
SALE WILL BE Thursday, October 22 • 5:00 - 8:00 PM
HELD OCTOBER Friday, October 23 • 9:00 - 5:00 PM
coronavirus pandemic cause them to miss getting
22 - 24: Saturday, October 24 • 9:00 - 12:00 PM vaccinated for the seasonal flu. Not only can the flu
vaccine both reduce the likelihood that one will catch the
flu or the severity of it if it does develop, but there is new
research from the Alzheimer’s Association that shows
that the flu vaccine (as well as the pneumonia vaccine)
can have real benefits in preserving our cognitive health.
Research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association
International Conference (AAIC) by researchers at The
University of Texas’ McGovern Medical School recently
showed that receiving at least one flu vaccination was
associated with a 17% reduction in Alzheimer’s incidence.

Hello Fall!
Just arrived Gourmet Candies and Caramels from Abdallah...
Delicious Sea Salt Caramels and Candies...
Halloween Treats and much more!
This week 30% off Posh Gourmet Truffles,
Caramels and Candy Bars!
robynsnesthomedecor.com
Get 10% off any pink Corkcicle...
the month of October ...to show support for May you and your
Breast Cancer awareness month! family be blessed...
We hope to see you
Check out our beautiful New Candles & Diffusers from Archipelago! at the Nest!
New Fall Home Décor and Floral.
Spooky Halloween Lanterns, Décor and Paper Plates & Napkins !
Get Cozy with all of our New Fall Clothing...
Great Tops • Ponchos • Jeans • Slipper Socks • Jewelry and more! Bridal Registry
Stay warm with our new hats and gloves! Beil & Sloan
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! October 10, 2020
More frequent flu vaccinations were associated with an
additional 13% reduction in Alzheimer’s incidence.
Pneumonia vaccination benefits as well
Similarly, research conducted by Duke University’s
Social Science Research Institute found that receiving a
pneumonia vaccination between ages 65 and 75 reduced
the risk of developing Alzheimer’s by 25-35%. The total
number of vaccinations against pneumonia and the flu
between ages 65 and 75 was also associated with a lower
risk of Alzheimer’s – although that effect was not evident
for the flu shot alone.
“While further research on this subject is necessary,
these results are encouraging,” said Lynn Mullowney
Cabrera, Alzheimer’s Association of Montana executive
director. “The reality may be that taking care of yourself
in this way – including getting vaccinations – may add up
to lower risk for Alzheimer’s and other dementias.”
While both of these vaccination reports will require
BS
more research to validate their findings, Alzheimer’s CENTRAL
Association experts advise older adults to talk to their
family physician to see if they should take advantage of
Printin’
the vaccines – if only to benefit from the value they offer
Advertisin’
in reducing flu and pneumonia risk, which is more severe
& the Occasional Passport Pic
for older adults.
bscentral@nemont.net • 515 2nd Ave. S • (406) 228-4558
“If these research findings are upheld in further
studies, it will provide accessible and affordable
interventions that could significantly reduce the
risk of Alzheimer’s dementia,” said Cabrera. “With 6
Dinner is better
when we eat it
million Americans and 22,000 Montanans living with
Alzheimer’s, every step forward that we make is crucial
for improving the health and quality of life for many of
our families.”
together CLIP & SAVE COUPON

Frazer CC meet today $100 OFF Valid for purchased made between
10/5/2020 and 10/19/2020 only. Valid
at Markle’s Warehouse only. Cannot be
Minimum Dining Set combine with any other discount or offer.
By Mike Brandt Purchase of $349 - $449 MARKLE’S FURNITURE
The 51st Annual Frazer Cross Country meet will CLIP & SAVE COUPON
be held today at 5:00. This meet was canceled earlier this
season. $150 OFF Valid for purchased made between
10/5/2020 and 10/19/2020 only. Valid
at Markle’s Warehouse only. Cannot be
Olympic gold medalist Billy Mills will be speaking Minimum Dining Set combine with any other discount or offer.
Purchase of $499 - $998
via video. This video is worth watching as Glasgow cross MARKLE’S FURNITURE

country coach Rod Karst sent it to me. I watched it. CLIP & SAVE COUPON

Mills, who lit the Olympic torch prior to winning the

10,000 meter race has a good message for the athletes.
$200 OFF Valid for purchased made between
10/5/2020 and 10/19/2020 only. Valid
at Markle’s Warehouse only. Cannot be
Minimum Dining Set combine with any other discount or offer.
The Glasgow harriers will be in action at the meet Purchase of $999 and up. MARKLE’S FURNITURE
and may bring home first place. The boys will battle
Richey-Lambert for the crown. “YOUR MONEY SAVING STORE”

Iris McKean could bring home another first HOURS

Monday - Friday
place. The junior is fresh off of winning the Miles City 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday
Invitational. 1 BLOCK WEST of the UNDERPASS - GLASGOW, MT • (406) 228-4012 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
 Feeling overwhelmed? DUCKS UNLIMITED
Moving to Prairie Ridge, The SUPPORTERS
Manor, or Valley View? Due to Covid-19 and the limitations in place for large gatherings,
the local committee decided that we will not be holding our
LET US HELP. Annual Firearm Frenzy this October.
Helping Senior Adults with their move However, we are still conducting our Annual Calendar Raffle for 2021
Due to the impact that Covid has had on DU not being able to conduct
RATES:
$75/hr: Room to room in the same location their fundraising banquets as usual, your support of this
$100/hr: Moving from home to Prairie Ridge, Calendar Raffle would be very much appreciated!
The Manor or Valley View Please Contact the following to purchase your 2021 DU Calendar:
$150/hr: Moving from home to a different house Evan Guenther 690-6782 • Joan Burris 263-8985 • Ken Jansa 263-8030
Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025 Jeff Robertson 230-2596 • Tyler Hillman 648-7011

NOW BUYING
OLD BATTERIES
Also Stocking 53999
Centennial Batteries Hwy 2 W

GLENN’S
AUTO REPAIR &
WRECKER SERVICE
Batteries • Towing • Repair
Call 228-2715 or 263-1249

OCTOBER 7 - 13, 2020

CASE LOT SALE
Stock up Today!
While Supplies Last!
Certified Angus Beef® Boneless
RUMP ROAST ............................ $2.99 lb
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Boneless
PETITE SIRLOIN STEAKS ............. $3.99 lb
Jennie-O 1 lb. pkg. 85% Lean 15% Fat
GROUND TURKEY .........................2 / $5
Smithfield 18.4-27.20 oz. Select Varieties
PORK LOIN .............................. $5.99 ea
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® 93/7
GROUND BEEF .......................... $3.49 lb
Willamette Valley Beef
TENDERLOIN STEAKS................. $9.99 lb
Bar-S 3 lb. Franks or 32-40 oz. Select Varieties
FRANKS OR SAUSAGE............... $4.99 ea
Bar-S 8-9 oz. Select Varieties
LUNCH MEAT ...............................2 / $5
Frigo 5 oz. Bleu, Feta, or Shredded or Wedge
PARMESAN CHEESE ......................2 / $5
 Thanks for Listening
Racicot and
Other Maladies
A few days back ex-Montana
Republican Governor Marc Racicot
turned his coat inside out and sold his
vote for president to the Democrat party. I
wonder what maybe-future-President-Harris promised
him in return for his spurning his own party, his own
State, his own country and his own president by instead
of choosing to escape in the “running car” and vote for
Trump he chose to hide behind the “chain saws” and
vote for Biden.
He wasn’t a well thought-of Governor to begin
with, I mean, after-all he is a lawyer but he has gone far
beyond any possibility of redemption after this debacle.
Shame on ya’ Guv! Might as well move to California.
I’m all for elected officials voting their own
thinking, their own ideas instead of having the party
“whip” tell them how to vote and whom for to vote....
for..who. (Awww, English composition wasn’t my best
suit.)
That’s what this country is all about. You choose
who you want for your sheriff, dog-catcher, district
attorney, county commissioner and etc. This should hold
true when voting for the person who will govern you
and yours for the next four years and four more years if
you get lucky and don’t have a Wuhan Virus swatting at
your behind and Nancy Pelosi being obsessed with your
removal from office.
Racicot has opened the door for a Senate Majority
for the bad guys with his unconscionable choice for
whom to vote. People will think if a Republican can
jump ship then how about me voting for Mr. Disaster
Bullock instead of the better choice of Daines. We need
to hold on to Senator Daines at all cost in order to keep
the Senate. It’s not just a Montana thing....it involves the
whole country.
Speaking of elected officials I stopped in to have
coffee with the county commissioners but they had
none. So I just asked a question or two. I wanted to
know first hand if we the people will be allowed to walk-
in and vote so there will be no question about my vote
counting or if it will be all mail-in which is rampant
with possible fraud.
I was told walk-ins would be allowed and, in fact
“you can step out in the lobby and vote right now if you
want.”
Wait a minuet here, “while we’re dancing” I asked,
“are you sending out unsolicited ballots?” (another
method fraught with crookedness and deception).
The answer was “Yes”. I don’t like it. But we the people
elected them so......?
Anyway I told them thanks for not having coffee
available and I turned to leave. But I forgot the door in
the east side of the building is closed to the public and
I had to make the traverse back through the lobby and
out to my waiting, running car. I was smart enough to
not choose the chain saws.
This mask thing is getting ridiculous. If I see you
wearing one but glaring at me for not wearing one I
will simply thank you for keeping me safe from you by
wearing your mask and also for keeping you safe from
me with your mask. I choose to not wear one because
I’m too pretty and anyway I have trouble breathing even
without one. But I heartily thank all of you who adhere
to the government mandate to wear one.
Most folks, including my 83 year-old uncle, who
have had the Wuhan Virus have told me that it’s nothing
worse than the flu. I know, I know....those with bad
lungs are at risk. I have smoker’s lungs, blacker than
an ex-governor’s heart but I still feel safe not wearing a
mask. Send your “get well” cards to me c/o FMDH just
in case.
And finally, Biden said he will pay everyone who
has contracted the Wuhan Virus. (Being politically
correct he called it the CoVid-19 pandemic. Let China
pay...they started it.) More promises to gain more
Democrat votes. Is there nothing they won’t promise
just to get your vote?
And in closing by grandson Jon rode his first
bareback horse to the whistle down in Alamosa,
Colorado. He’s in Little Britches and they can be a
member until 18 years old. Jon is 16. Way to go Jon!
“Vote early and vote often” as old Huey Long of
Louisiana was heard to say back in the day.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
 PLOW FOR SALE
Plow into your ranch or out to your cows.
Good Cummins Engine,
New Batteries, New Brakes
Make an Honest Offer
Call 524-3374
Scotties continued from front
Nashua has a few boys playing on the Glasgow
football team so I thought it was fitting that the Scotties
play the Porcupines in volleyball for Homecoming.
Glasgow did host Malta Thursday night,
sweeping the M-ettes 25-14, 25-17, and 25-8. The
Scotties also swept Nashua 25-15, 25-13, and 25-17.
“Nashua had a cancellation, (Brenner) called and
asked if you wanted to play Nashua,” said Glasgow
coach Somer Hoerster. “I said that I know the kids
wanted to play. The girls were really fired up for the
Thursday match.”’
The players really play harder with a noisy crowd
and the Scotties got what they wanted.
“The home crowd was awesome. They were
so loud,” said Hoerster. “The football team was in
attendance, the cheerleaders and the pep band got
to play. Thursday night match was a lot of fun. The
girls were really energetic and it was a nice solid three
games.”
The match with Nashua capped off the
Homecoming weekend. Glasgow football team
demolished Colstrip Friday night, 54-6.
“It was no pressure (with Nashua) because it
was non-conference,” said Hoerster. “It was just no
pressure to end the weekend. We had the Bagpipers
for that match. It was just a nice way to finish the
weekend.”
Abrianna Nielsen led the Scotties in the victory
over Malta with 9 kills and 6 aces. Rachelle Glaser
had 28 assists, and Blaire Westby 6 digs.
Glasgow (5-4, 2-0) finished the match with 31
kills, 32 assists, 14 digs, 11 aces and 5 blocks. Malta
had 40 digs, 16 kills, 14 assists, 4 blocks and 4 aces.
L L E D
CANCE
cases Covid
ase in
due to incre
Haylee Bishop led the M-ettes with 5 kills, Erica
Smith had 15 digs and 9 assists, and Kylie Hunter 3
aces.
Glaser had 33 assists against Nashua, Nielsen 13
kills, Westby 7 digs, and Daley Aune 4 aces. Glasgow
had 35 kills, 33 assists, 16 digs and 10 aces.
The Scotties start the second half of their season
tonight traveling to Sidney to take on the Class A
Eagles in a non-conference match. The Scotties are
in Plentywood Saturday afternoon for another non-
conference match with the Class C Wildcats.
“I’m hearing that some of the Sidney kids are out
due to COVID-19,” said Hoerster. “Hopefully they
can maintain enough kids so we can leave tomorrow.
We’re looking for a tough match with Plentywood so
the kids are ready for a rematch with them.”
Glasgow and Plentywood battled to a five-set
match in the first meeting with the wildcats pulling
out a win. Plentywood is a good match for the Scotties
to give them better, competition. The Wildcats are
undefeated and looking for another trip to state,
which would be third straight.
Glasgow still have six District 2B contests left
with only three weeks left of the regular season. On
the schedule are two matches with Harlem, two with
Poplar, one with Wolf Point and one with Malta. And
a non-conference match with Class A Glendive.
“I’m hoping we can get them all in,” said Hoerster.
“We’re just hoping we get to have a postseason.”
In football news, the Scotties are headed to Malta
Friday night, and they will NOT be limiting spectator
attendance. Scotty fans will sit on the south side of
the field. Masks are required. Scotties vs. Mustangs in
2020?
As Ruth Ann says, “The season begins here!