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515 2nd Ave. S Glasgow, MT 59230
406-228-4558 fax: 406-228-4578
bscentral@nemont.net

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Red Thumb Day after school on Thursday

Buzz File Photo

Myron Malnaa will be the auctioneer for the NCAA Mens

Basketball Tournament calcutta. He loves college hoops

and always provides a few details about each team for

those who havent already done their homework.

Reds March Madness at the Elks tonight!

Hear-ye, hear-ye, NCAA Mens
Basketball bracketeers, your moment to
shine is on the line!
The Glasgow Reds American
Legion Baseball Teams major fundraiser of the year the NCAA Mens
Basketball Tournament calcultta will
take place tonight (March 16th) at the
Glasgow Elks Lodge.

Payout is 80% and there are

numerous, numerous ways to win some
cash meaning you dont have to buy
Kansas, or Hampton, or North Carolina,
or Wisconsin, or Oregon, or South
Dakota State its the Big Dance and they
all have that dream to keep advancing!

And so do you. Just show up at the
Elks tonight and take a shot at a long

shot; who knows...

Registration
which includes
free chili starts at
6:30 with the first
team selling at 7:00.
Thanks for supporting the
Glasgow Reds American Legion
Baseball program.

Do you feel lucky?

March 11 - March 17

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:00 - 7:00 - 9:15

Strong violence and language throughout, sexual

content and graphic nudity.

4:10 - 7:10 - 9:20

HELD
OVER

Some thematic elements, rude humor

PG and action
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS

THURSDAY
Soup: Corn Chowder Chili
Specials:

Corned Beef & Cabbage

Mushroom Burger
Dine at theO
228-8006

Budde Family
Dentistry
We are currently accepting new
patients of all ages. Call our
office today to schedule your
appointment. We welcome walk-in
and emergency patients as well.

Monday - Friday
8 AM - 5 PM
406-228-2211
We are also pleased to announce
our association with Dr. Lance L.
Lerner, D.D.S, M.S. Dr. Lerner
is a board certified Oral and
Maxillofacial surgeon visiting from
Big Sky Oral Surgery in Bozeman.
He is providing dental implants,
extractions, IV sedation, and
other specialty care for patients of
Budde Family Dentistry.

BEGINNING APRIL 4, 2016

EMT

BASIC COURSE

Cost is $250 (will be refunded

upon successful completion of
course and licensure)

For more information

and an application:
Please Call

Brenda Koessl DON or

Kalu Rogenes - Lead Instructor
(406)228-3500

FMDH

621 3rd St. South

Wrinkled was not one of

the things I wanted to be
when I grew up.
GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Hot or Cold Cereal PB&J Sandwich
Pears Milk
Lunch
Italian Dunkers Breadsticks
Salad w/Ranch Mandarin Oranges
Irish Cupcake Choice of Fruit Milk

If youre interested in winning an

emerald & diamond jewelry set, a JJ
Hoover autographed baseball & hat, a
custom jewelry set by Canyon Creek
Traders, or an evening at the Fort
Peck Summer Theatre complete with a dinner from the
Gateway, make sure that you get your tickets for Valley
View Homes raffle fund-raiser.

But you gotta hurry, as the drawing is on St. Paddys
Day (Thursday, March 17th).

To purchase tickets, contact Valley View, 228-2461.
Cost is $20 per ticket or 6 tickets for $100.

Paddlefish lottery apps due March 31

All anglers must purchase a paddlefish tag OR

a snag and release license to fish for paddlefish. To
purchase a tag or license, all anglers, regardless of age,
must purchase a conservation license and a fishing
license. Limit of 1 tag or license per person.

Paddlefish harvest only tags will be available via
a lottery draw for the Upper Missouri River Paddlefish
season only. There is a $5 non refundable application
fee for the drawing. Anglers need to apply individually
or as a party (up to five people) on or before March 31.
Unsuccessful applications in the drawing will be sent a
catch/release only license for the Missouri River.

Anglers, both residents and non residents, who do
not want to participate in the Upper Missouri Paddlefish
lottery, can purchase a snag and release license to fish for
paddlefish. Snag and release licenses will be available for
purchase after the lottery drawing has been completed.
Resident - $6.50 each; nonresident - $15 each

Glasgow/Fort Peck Chapter

WALLEYES UNLIMITED
ANNUAL

BANQUET
AND SPRING CRAFT BAZAAR
APRIL 9, 2016

Valley Event Center Glasgow

Spring Craft Bazaar

9am-3pm Vendors
4:30pm Raffles, Games & Silent Auction
6pm Walleye & Pulled Pork Dinner
TO PURCHASE TICKETS CONTACT:

Ricci Olson 263-2040 Dan Wetzel 228-9334

Any Walleyes Unlimited Member Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Glasgow Auto Safety Center D&G Sports Markles Warehouse

St. Pattys Day

Fort Peck Summer Theatre

All You Can Eat

Corn Beef & Cabbage

$10 Lunch Buffet

11am - 2pm

Saturday, March 19th 6:30 pm

$3.00 Irish Car

Bomber Shots
$2.00 Green Bee
rs

$20 Entry includes dinner, beer/wine, and glass!

Old Milwaukee Drafts

and Bud Light Drafts

Its all happening

at
the

vfw

Bar opens @ 10am

for March Madness
Only at your Leading
Edge Place in
Sports Entertainment.

40% chance of
precip today
& tonight
Tonight: Scattered showers before 7pm. Partly cloudy,
with a low around 24. Blustery, with a northwest wind
19 to 24 mph decreasing to 6 to 11 mph after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 33 mph. Chance of
precipitation is 40%.
Thursday: A slight chance of snow showers after 7am,
mixing with rain after 1pm. Partly sunny, with a high
near 41. Northwest wind 6 to 16 mph, with gusts as
high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Thursday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow

showers before 7pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around
21. Northwest wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as
24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Friday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers after

7am. Partly sunny, with a high near 37. Northwest
wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow showers
before 7pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around 19.
Northwest wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light and
variable after midnight. Winds could gust as high as
21 mph.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 46. Calm wind

becoming south 5 to 9 mph in the morning.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 25.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54.

Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31.

Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 55.

Monday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly

cloudy, with a low around 33.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 49.

At the Cottonwood Inn & Suites

406-228-9216 fptheatre@nemont.net www.fortpecktheatre.org

BUZZIFIEDS
HOME FOR SALE: Beautiful, serene acreage for sale by owner. The place
sits on 3.48 acres just south of Glasgow. House is 2528 sq. ft., many out
buildings A MUST SEE. For more information or to view call 230-2355
BUZZ
For Rent: Spacious 3-bedroom home close to town. Garage, fireplace,
1 baths, custom built-ins. Refurbished interior includes new flooring.
Water, sewer provided. No smoking or pets. Damage deposit required.
Call (651) 490-5757
BUZZ
FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 BR, bath and 3/4, remodeled kitchen, oak cabinets
new stove/fridge, fenced in yard, garage door opener. $550 rent, $29,500
sale. St. Marie. Call 406-524-3742
BUZZ
For Rent: 3 BR, 1 bath, attached garage, on one floor. Nice place
to live, recently updated, with newer appliances, paint and carpet $550
plus utilities. Pets are welcome. Located 75 North Star, St. Marie. Call
Helland Agency 228-2114
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath condo in St. Marie. $500 plus utilities CALL
263-2113
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 rentals in St. Marie. 1 3BR, 1 4 BR. CALL 230-0262
BUZZ
ROOMS FOR RENT: In Nashua, Newly remodeled. CALL 263-3567
BUZZ
BILLINGS GAZETTE CARRIER WANTED: North side of Glasgow.
Approximately 95 customers. The route takes about 1 hrs /10 miles. Profit
is about $630 every 4 weeks. Newspapers arrive in Glasgow around 4:45
am, to be delivered by 8:00 am. This route is property delivery meaning
it can all be done from a reliable vehicle. Great extra income opportunity!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL DEBBIE 1-406-366-0321
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Gateway Club has openings for all positions; Bar, server,
dish and kitchen help. Contact the Gateway Club at 526-3557
BUZZ
TLC APPLIANCE REPAIR: Repair most brands of major appliances. 25+
years experience. Available evenings and weekends. CALL 230-2167,
PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE

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THURSDAY
Potluck

No Meal on Wheels
Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500

Thank You!

from the Missouri/Milk River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited

The Missouri/Milk River chapter of Ducks Unlimited would like to thank all who supported Satu
Annual Banquet in celebration of Ducks Unlimiteds 79th Anniversary. We are glad all of you
another packed house at the Cottonwood Inn and we hope to see you all back next yea

Your contributions will help the worlds largest wetlands and waterfowl conservation organiz
conserve invaluable wetland habitat right here in Valley County, Montana which in turn provi
to over 900 wildlife species.

We would like to give special thanks to all of the sponsors, underwriters, contributors, donors
auctioneer, Virgil Nelson, who made this years banquet a huge success.

MAJOR SPONSOR: NEMONT BEVERAGE CORPORATION

Althans Builders, LLC (Carl)
Jeff Cole Insurance
LaCasa Motel
D&G Sports & Western
MKB Partnership
Evan & Stacie Guenther
Hi-Line Ford
Sam Espeland
Nemont Beverage Corp.
Glenn Fisher
Doug & Nancy Bowman
Dan & Dawn Daubner
FMDH
Harold & Dolores Wentland
Tyler & Megan Schaefer
Dr. Gordon & Amy Bell
Tire Rama
DRR Investments, LLC
Cliff Rice Ranch
Town & Country Furniture
Valley County Abstract
Stockman Bar
Northern Prairie Auto
Lee Insurance Agency, Inc.
HiLine Collision Repair
Kirk Capdeville
Dale Plumbing & Heating
Montana Gifts & Treasures
Thompson & Sons, Inc.
Big Sky Auto Accessories

SPONSORS

Cottonwood Inn
Jeff Robertson
Tom & Linda Stathos
Bernie Hart
Mitch & Marjie Capdeville
Valley Bank
Bakers Jewelry
Ky & Sherri Idler
Mon-Dak Marine, Inc.
First Community Bank
Milk River Waterfowl
Jim Moreland
Ezzies Wholesale, Inc.
Taylor Storage
McDonalds of Glasgow
Great Plains Peales
David & Dr. Anne Bradley
Gordon Hawks
Billingsley Ranch
Dr. Kevin & Tiffany Ross
Campbell Lodge
Glasgow Meadow Gold
Durum Restaurant
Treasure Trail Processing
Stahl Seed Cleaning, Inc.
Richard & Kari Wiens
Pronghorn Construction
Dahl Aviation
Milk River Outfitters

Ken & Cheryl Jansa

Tony & Val Jansa
Bell Mortuary
KLTZ/KLAN
Galpin Angus
Tyler & Christy Hillman
Edward Jones
Nemont
Pacific Steel & Recycling
United Insurance & Realty
Chappells Automotive, Inc.
Mattfeldt Electric, Inc.
Dennis & Mary Honrud
Aaron Hummert
Fast Enterprises Don Fast
Stoughies Bar & Grill
Richard Larsen
Fast Ag Tony & Amy Fast
Terry Colbrese Reynolds
S&J Partnership
Scottie Express Wash, Inc.
Gary Wageman, LPL
Page Whitham Land & Cattle
Prairie Travelers
Jim & Linda Daugherty
Joan & Kirk Burris
James & Christi Meland
Darcy & Kaycee Bunnell
Kirk & Polly Hohenberger

Thank You f
Glasgow Co

Ken Ja
Jeff C
Jeff Robe
Stacie Gu
Jeff Bor
Ky Id
Tyler Hi
Christi M
Linda St
Tom St
Cheryl
Sam W
James M
Joan B
Lisa Wi
Cheryl Sol
JD Solm
Eric Gull
Evan Gu
Janet Gul
Virgil N
Lisa O
Bryan Kru
Stacie C
Abel Gu
Amanda E
Richard
Tami Tho

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Canen
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Gladys Robertson
Janet Gullickson
Sherry Childers
Lois Wesen
Larry & Debby Meland
Total Asphalt Repair

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS
Marjie Capdeville
Captain Larry Cobb
Joan Burris
Ryan Budde, D.D.S.
Marketing Concepts
Fair Concert Committee

UNDERWRITERS

Tom & Linda Stathos

Eric & Janet Gullickson
Valley Bank
Evan & Stacie Guenther
Glasgow Auto Safety Center
R-Z Realty
Glenns Automotive Repair
Joe Reyling, DDS
Star Lodge Motel
Austin Sound

Clay & Yvonne Redding

Taxmasters
Ken & Cheryl Jansa
Buechler Ins. Agency
Red Foxx Real Estate
Hilltop Welding
Hansen Insurance Agency
Auzzys Cook Shack
NorVal Electric
East Fork Construction

Archs Tire & Service

Valley Bank
Pacific Steel & Recycling
Helena Chemical Co.
Ryans Auto Repair
Scottie Express Wash
Coca-Cola
Headquarters
El Cor Del Lanes
Hi-Tech Electric, Inc.
The Amber Moth
Taco Shack
Holly Hunziker
Vicks Bar
Subway
Dennis Baadsgaard
Bergies Restaurant
Scotts Track & Wheel
Glasgow Implement
Farm Equipment Sales
Raiders Quick Stop
Ezzies Wholesale
Fossum Ready Mix
Glasgow Courier
Natural Image Hair Studio
Mexicana Fiesta
Thompson & Sons, Inc.
Hot Shots Espresso
Sams Supper Club
Big Valley Water

Nemont Beverage
The Dental Care Clinic
5th Ave. Pharmacy
Loaded Toad
Cape Air
Blue Rock Beverage
OReilly Auto Parts
Oasis Lounge & Eatery
S & S Welding Supply
Lisa Mavity Eternal Ink
New Directions
Sean Heavey
Marjie Capdeville
Robyns Nest
Pizza Hut
Eugenes Pizza
Stoughies Bar & Grill
I-Keating Furniture
Zerbes Brothers
Serendipity
Holiday Station Stores
Montana Bar
Triple A Glass
Dairy Queen
Nickel Bills Casino
Park Grove Bar & Caf
Albertsons
BS Buzz
Prewett Interiors
Western Drug

DONORS

Virgil Vaupel
Cape Air
Sean Heavey
Thompson & Sons
Barbara Sullivan
Andrew Knudson
Jeff Cole Insurance
Rocks Auto Mall
Newton Motors
Glasgow EyeCare
Helland Law Firm
CHMS
Lee Riddick Plumbing
Christoffersen & Knierim, PC
Independence Bank
Austin Auctions
D&G Sports & Western
Wills Office World
Sherri Idler
Busted Knuckle Brewery
Team Beachbody Stacie Canen
Pehlkes Furniture
Mirror Image Day Spa
Fashionette
Mane Street Beauty
Tamie Stone
Soma Dis Deli
Sunny Side Country Club
All Seasons Home Center
Agland Co-Op Nashua
Market Place & Gallery Gift
Ezzies Westend
Montana FWP
Ryan Budde, D.D.S.
Montana Gifts & Treasures
Probst Cleaning Service
Alleys Palace
JRs Party Store
Flip Burgers & Treats
Glasgow Flower & Gift Shop
Renu-U Massage Therapy
Barbara Sullivan
Valley Cinemas
The Eye Clinic Dr. Kolstad
Valley Builders Supply
Cindy Taylor

The human life span explained

On the first day, God created the dog and said, Sit
all day by the door of your house and bark at anyone
who comes in or walks past. For this, I will give you a
life span of twenty years.
The dog said, Thats a long time to be barking.
How about only ten years and Ill give you back the
other ten?

So God agreed.

On the second day, God created the monkey and
said, Entertain people, do tricks, and make them laugh.
For this, Ill give you a 20-year life span.
The monkey said, Monkey tricks for 20 years?
Thats a pretty long time to perform. How about I give
you back 10 like the dog did?

And God agreed.
On the third day, God created the cow and said,
You must go into the field with the farmer all day long
and suffer under the sun, have calves, and give milk to
support the farmers family. For this, I will give you a life
span of 60 years.

The cow said, Thats kind of a tough life you want
me to live for 60 years. How about twenty and Ill give
back the other forty?

And God agreed again.

On the fourth day, God created man and said, Eat,
sleep, play, marry, and enjoy your life. For this, Ill give
you 20 years.
But man said, Only twenty years? Could you
possibly give me my 20, the 40 the cow gave back, the
10 the monkey gave back, and the 10 the dog gave back;
that makes 80, okay?

Okay, said God, You asked for it.

So that is why for our first 20 years we eat, sleep,
play, and enjoy ourselves. For the next 40 years we slave
in the sun to support our family. For the next 10 years
we do monkey tricks to entertain the grandchildren.
And for the last 10 years we sit on the front porch and
bark at everyone.

Our young daughter had adopted a stray cat. To
my distress, he began to use the back of our new sofa as
a scratching post.

Dont worry, my husband reassured me. Ill have
him trained in no time.

I watched for several days as my husband patiently
trained our new pet. Whenever the cat scratched, my
husband deposited him outdoors to teach him a lesson.
The cat learned quickly. For the next 16 years, whenever
he wanted to go outside, he scratched the back of the sofa.

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From 5:00 - 7:00PM
Lustre Christian High School

TICKETS: PRESCHOOL: FREE K-8TH GRADE: $10 ADULT: $20

LIVE AUCTION ITEMS:
9 til Noon King-size Quilt Lustre MB Church Ladies
Homesteaders Dream Original Watercolor Painting - Lorene Hintz
Hand-Tooled Leather Picture - Dan Reddig
Framed Stained Glass - Joan Unger
Catered BBQ Meal for 8 - Warren & DeeDee Fast
White Quartersawn Oak Display Cabinet - Keith Unger
Pastel Painting - Sharon Skillman
Japanese Yen Queen-size Quilt - Sue Huebert
Bridge Over Troubled Water Cowboy Carving - Rick Robinson
Golden Summer Evening Quilt framed in Vintage Window - Carma Bartel
Complete set of Denim Days gurines Florence Funk
Some of the silent auction items at this time include:
baby quilt, 2 or 3 twin-size quilts, set of tea towels, gift baskets, canvas
pictures, patriotic chair, a jug lamp, porcelain doll

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BAKERS JEWELRY IN GLASGOW

LUSTRE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
GYSLER ACE HARDWARE WOLF POINT
For more Info go to lustrechristian.org

Saluting our Local Ag Producers during National Ag Week

Independence Bank is the ag lender

on the Hi-Line. We will work with you and
your family to help grow your farm and
ranch for generations.
Our employees understand your challenges and triumphs because they have
worked the land and know the Hi-Line. Well work alongside youin our offices
and in your fieldswhether youre just getting started or a producer whos been
working the land all your life. Were the local bank with the traditions and rhythms
of ag life and versed in the new trends carrying the industry forward.

We speak your language. Were here to help.

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Grizzly Bear Delisting

After nearly 41 years under Endangered Species Act
protection, the grizzly bear population in the Greater
Yellowstone Area has reached recovery.
Once the delisting rule is final, this ESA success
story will mean management of the bears in the GYA
will transition to the states of Idaho, Wyoming and
Montana. Conservation efforts in Montana and by
Montanans have been instrumental in recovery of this
iconic species.
The goal of the ESA is to recover threatened and
endangered species and, with adequate monitoring and
safeguards in place, turn over management to the states.
We have achieved this goal, all recovery criteria have
been met, the bear is recovered, and assurances are in
place to maintain a healthy and viable population of
bears in the GYA.

Whats happening?
The GYA grizzly bear population has been recovered
for over a decade; The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
delisted grizzlies in 2007 but that decision was
overturned by a federal court due to what appeared
to be a diminishing food source. That issue has since
been addressed.
With the courts concerns about a previous delisting
proposal addressed, recovery goals met, and
the states commitment to maintain a recovered
population in place, the USFWS has published a
proposed rule to delist federally threatened grizzly
bears in the GYA.
Montana, Idaho and Wyoming are committed to
cooperatively managing the recovered population
throughout the GYA, and will formalize this
commitment through adoption of a tri-state
Memorandum of Agreement.
The protections for grizzly bears that brought them
to recovered status arent going away.
Management of grizzly bears in Montana will be
conservative, and will be similar to how they have
been managed for the past decade, with an emphasis
on minimizing conflicts between bears and people,
while allowing bears to occur where they are
tolerated.
The public will have ample opportunity to comment
on the proposed rule.
Upon removal from the Endangered Species List
in late 2016 at the earliest the states will carry out
their grizzly bear conservation and management
commitments for GYA grizzly bears.

Thursday Night
Corned Beef &
Cabbage
Dinner
Girls Fast Pitch Softball Sign-ups

Its
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Tuesday, March 22
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
at the City County Library
Ages 7-9
$35 per player
Ages 10-14 $45 per player

Ryan (406) 945-3635

(Age as of Jan 1, 2016)

**First time players-Please bring birth certificate

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Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens Baths

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Luck of March 17th

the Draw ~ Saturday
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Buzz File Photo

Letter to the Buzz

A young Jack Kolstad plays a little catch during the Glasgow Reds 2013 season.

Reds Baseball, Only a Dream?

Some of you might not know that the Legion Reds
baseball team could become a thing of the past. With 28
Babe Ruth players and 9 Reds Legion players the Legion
team will not be able to continue.

Yes, 28 Babe Ruth players. You might be wondering
why the Babe Ruth players will not step up to the Legion
team? Its because they might have an All Star team that
could go to Regionals. Yes, they could get a trophy. But
at the cost of losing a great legion program.
Some may say, there is always next year.
Unfortunately that will not be the case. Once a baseball
team is out for a season it will have to reapply. They
always get turned down the first year. If they make it
back in the second year they are not allowed to play in
any tournament games. When Plentywood, Scobey and
Wolf Point lost their Legion programs they could not
bring them back. Players had moved on to other things
and kids had lost the basic baseball skills.
This is not just about losing a great American
sport for our community. This could be our childrens
future. Coach Sprague has coached many great ball
players who have continued to play college ball. Can

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Get One Free

you imagine, playing at college level? Or how about a

scholarship? The scouts wont take future ball players
who have received a trophy at the 15U All Stars. Your
baseball carrier will end the same day you accomplished
one of your greatest challenges. If you are 16 you may
have a shot to get back on the field at the age of 18. But
with two years of training lost its going to be hard.
Parents, its our job to educate our children. Give them
the stepping stones they need to become great citizens in
our community. The Legion team has helped with this.
The last 5 years the Reds have received the Sportsmanship
award at most tournaments. Coach Sprague has helped
teach our kids respect, sportsmanship and a sense of
brother hood they can not get anywhere else. After one
season these kids come back with their heads held high
and a sense of pride that can take them anywhere. Some
parents can only dream about sending their kids to a
place like this.

So ask yourselves, is this a program worth losing?
Are we ready for our baseball community to come to an
end?
Please put the word out. Keep our community strong.
Baseball doesnt have to be just a sport. It can be a
lifestyle!

~ Joy Guttenberg