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Great Lakes over Carroll College Campus

Russell Leader, flying Joe Etchart’s Great Lakes
bi-plane with the red & white checkered wings,
put the oil to it and made a smoky fly-by as the
National Anthem ended prior to the start of the
football game featuring the Fighting Saints and
#23 nationally ranked Rocky Mountain Battlin’
Bears. It was also the dedication to the brand
new John Newton Etchart Hall of Excellence
as, upon graduating from high school in 1963,
he attended Carroll College, playing football,
basketball and baseball for the Fighting Saints.
He graduated from Carroll in 1967 and was
forever a Fighting Saint. In fact John and his
wife Sarah were married on October 18, 1975,
in the Borromeo Chapel at Carroll College.
More details to come on the John Newton
Etchart Hall of Excellence dedication. Oh, and
by the way, the Fighting Saints stomped all
over the Battlin’ Bears 44-7.
Coast Guard releases 2017 Recreational Boating Statistics Report
The U.S. Coast Guard released its 2018 Recreational
Boating Statistics Report, revealing that there were 633
boating fatalities nationwide in 2018, a 3.8 percent decrease
from 2017.
From 2017 to 2018, overall recreational boating injuries
also decreased 4.5 percent (2,629 to 2,511), and the total
number of accidents decreased 3.4 percent (4,291 to 4,145).
“While these decreases are encouraging, there are still
too many deaths and injuries that could be avoided through
the use of life jackets and eliminating alcohol consumption
while operating a boat,” said Capt. Scott Johnson, chief of
the Office of Auxiliary and Boating Safety at Coast Guard
Headquarters.
Alcohol continued to be the leading known contributing
factor in fatal boating accidents in 2018, accounting for 100
deaths, or 19 percent of total fatalities.
A nice
weekend
it was
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 58. East wind 5 to
7 mph becoming light and variable.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms
after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 76. Northwest wind
7 to 12 mph increasing to 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 29 mph.
Tuesday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms before midnight. Mostly cloudy, then gradually
becoming mostly clear, with a low around 47. West wind 9 to
18 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 74. West wind 5 to 9
mph becoming south in the afternoon.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50.
East wind around 6 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. East wind 6 to
8 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon.
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers after
midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 49. Northwest
wind around 7 mph.
Friday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with
a high near 68. Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph, with gusts as
high as 20 mph.
Friday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 47. North northwest wind around
10 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Saturday: A 40 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny,
with a high near 65. West northwest wind 11 to 15 mph, with
gusts as high as 21 mph.
Saturday Night: A slight chance of showers. Partly cloudy,
with a low around 45.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 70.
“It is heartbreaking to realize that more than 100 people
could still be alive today had alcohol use been curbed,”
Johnson said.
Half of a boating party perished in Alabama in July
2018 when an inebriated passenger bumped into the
operator, who had also been drinking, which caused the
operator to swerve and crash into a bridge piling at about 25
mph. Two people were killed, including one who was struck
by the boat’s propeller. The operator had a blood alcohol
concentration level of 0.15, nearly twice the state’s legal limit
of 0.08.
“This was just one tragedy that could have been
prevented by removing alcohol from the day’s activities,”
Johnson said. “Anyone who’s spent long periods of time
out on the water knows that alcohol consumption, when
combined with fatigue from sun and wind exposure, will
severely hinder a person’s ability to make good decisions and
maintain awareness of their surroundings.”
The report also shows that in 2018:
• The fatality rate was 5.3 deaths per 100,000 registered
recreational vessels, which tied as the third lowest rate in
the program’s history. This rate represents a 3.6 percent
decrease from last year’s fatality rate of 5.5 deaths per
100,000 registered recreational vessels.
• Property damage totaled about $46 million.
• Operator inattention, improper lookout, operator
inexperience, machinery failure, and excessive speed
ranked as the top five primary contributing factors in
accidents.
Where the cause of death was known, 77 percent of
fatal boating accident victims drowned. Of those drowning
victims with reported life jacket usage, 84 percent were not
wearing a life jacket.
Where boating instruction was known, 74 percent
of deaths occurred on vessels where the operator had not
received boating safety instruction. The most common vessel
types involved in reported accidents were open motorboats,
personal watercraft, and cabin motorboats. Where vessel
type was known, the vessel types with the highest percentage
of deaths were open motorboats (50 percent), kayaks (13.5
percent), and canoes (7 percent).
The Coast Guard reminds all boaters to boat responsibly
on the water: wear a life jacket, take a boating safety course,
attach the engine cut-off switch, get a free vessel safety check,
and boat sober.
“We thank our boating safety partners for their efforts,”
said Johnson. “Together we strive to reduce loss of life,
injuries and property damage by improving the knowledge,
skill and abilities of recreational boaters.”
 BUZZIFIEDS
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worker. The starting wage is $12.50 DOE and includes benefits. General
Position: Keep all equipment in good repair with a minimum downtime by
providing day-to-day maintenance of the hotel. Complete maintenance
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September 11-17, 2019

Family Pack Certified Angus Beef®
T-BONE STEAKS ......................$6.99 lb.
FP Certified Angus Beef® 80% Lean
GROUND BEEF .......................$2.49 lb.
Bone-In
PORK SIRLOIN ROAST ............. 99¢ lb.
Reynolds Own Homemade
BRATWURST ..........................$3.99 lb.
St. Louis Style
PORK SPARE RIBS ..................$2.49 lb.
La Mexicana 16 oz. Select Varieties
SALSA ...................................... 2 / $5
Bar S 1 lb. Select Varieties
BOLOGNA ................................. 2 / $3
John Morrell 8 oz. Cubed or Diced
HAM......................................... 2 / $5
Daily’s 16 oz. Big Buy
SLICED BACON .......................... 2 / $5
Cache Valley 16 oz. Brick Select Varieties
CHEESE ................................$3.99 ea.
Whole Juicy Sweet
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GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
TUESDAY
Breakfast
Cold Cereal • PB&J Sandwich
Banana • Milk
Lunch
Pretzel w/ Cheese • Taco Soup
Corn Chips • Pineapple
Milk
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FOR TERRY JUNG’S

Wednesday, September 18th GOING AWAY PARTY
From 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm IN HONOR OF HER 23 YEARS OF SERVICE
at First Community Bank MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 AT 2 PM
AT THE LOWER LEVEL OF FMDH
Music by 4th Street Band
621 THIRD STREET SOUTH
Sam Waters and Crew will be Cooking GLASGOW, MT 59230

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$6
Burger &
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Mondays
5:30-7:00pm

Daughters of the American Revolution and Constitution Week

Mayor Becky Erickson signs a proclamation for Constitution Week with members of Milk River
Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. From left to right are Melissa Ancell, Regent
Milk River Chapter; Becky Erickson, Mayor; Elinor Lindsay Secretary; and Leila Seyfert.
Constitution Week September 17-23, 2019 through September 23rd as constitution
Whereas, September 17, 2019 week;
marks the two hundred and thirty NOW, THERE, I Mayor Rebecca
second anniversary of the drafting of the Erickson of the City Glasgow, MT do “Doctor, there’s a
Constitution of the United States of America hereby proclaim September 17th through
patient on line 1 that says
by the Constitutional Convention; and September 23rd, 2019 to be Constitution
Whereas, it is fitting and proper Week in Glasgow, MT, and ask our citizens he’s invisible”
to officially recognize this magnificent to reaffirm the ideals the Framers of the “Well, tell him I can’t
document and the anniversary of its Constitution had in 1787. see him right now.”
creation; and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
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Whereas, it is fitting and proper to hereunto set my hand and Caused to be
officially recognize the patriotic celebrations affixed the Great Seal of the City of Glasgow,
this will commemorate the occasion; and MT on This Thirteith day of August in the TUESDAY
Whereas, public law 915 guarantees year of our Lord Two Thousand Nineteen Teriyaki Chicken
the issuing of a proclamation each year and of the Independence of the United Stir Fry
by the President of the United States of States of America the two hundred and Call for reservation by 10 AM
America designating September 17th fortieth and the State of Montana 228-9500
Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame announces its 2019 inductions
This morning the Montana Cowboy Hall
of Fame & Western Heritage Center (MCHF
& WHC) announced the 12th class of
inductions into the Montana Cowboy
Hall of Fame. The inductees were chosen
from a field of candidates nominated by
the general public. Inductees are honored
for their notable contributions to the
history and culture of Montana.
“The Hall of Fame exists to honor those
who have made an impact in their part of the state
and represent Montana’s authentic heritage for future
generations,” said Bill Galt, MCHF & WHC President.
“Our volunteer trustees around Montana vote on
nominations that come from the district in which
they reside. This process gives the local communities a
strong voice in who will represent them in the Montana
Cowboy Hall of Fame.”
The MCHF & WHC board of directors has
designated 12 trustee districts across the state from
which up to 20 trustees may be appointed. Nomination
criteria established by the board for the Class of 2019
inductions allowed the election of one Living Inductee
and one Legacy Inductee from each of the 12 districts.
The 2019 inductees into the Montana Cowboy Hall
of Fame are:
• District 1 (Daniels, Phillips, Roosevelt, Sheridan, & Valley
Counties): Living Award – Arvid Joseph & Linda Joy (Lee)
Eggen, Plentywood. Legacy Award – Benjamin F. Stevens,
Dodson.
• District 2 (Dawson, Garfield, McCone, Prairie, Richland, during the annual Circle the Wagons gathering February
& Wibaux Counties): Living Award – William ‘Bill’ & Alice 7-8, 2020, in Great Falls at the Best Western Heritage
Cullinan, Glendive. Legacy Award – Martha Magnuson Inn. More information on this event will come later in
Kempton, Terry.
• District 3 (Carter, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, Rosebud,
& Treasure Counties): Living Award – John L. Moore, Miles
City. Legacy Award – Joseph H. ‘Proc’ Proctor, Forsyth.
• District 4 (Blaine, Chouteau, Hill, & Liberty Counties):
Living Award – Arthur Wade Bickford, Havre. Legacy
Award – Charles Leon ‘Charlie’ Floyd, Havre.
In Loving Memory of
August H. Dooper
(1919-2004)
100 years old today
Happy Birthday,
forever missed
& never forgotten
Love, your family
• District 5 (Cascade, Glacier, Pondera,
Teton, & Toole Counties): Living Award – Wylie
Galt Gustafson, Conrad. Legacy Award –
Belknap ‘Ballie’ Buck, Choteau.
• District 6 (Fergus, Golden Valley, Judith
Basin, Musselshell, Petroleum, & Wheatland
Counties): Living Award – Virginia (Mortensen)
Howell, Roundup. Legacy Award – Z6 Ranch
– J.C. Jensen, Inc., Lavina.
• District 7 (Big Horn, Carbon, Stillwater,
Sweet Grass, & Yellowstone Counties): Living
Award – William E. ‘Billy’ Greenough, Fromberg.
Legacy Award – Ruth E. (French) Smith Cure Weber, Dry
Head/Laurel.
• District 8 (Broadwater, Jefferson, & Lewis and Clark
Counties): Living Award – Donald Edward ‘Don’ Blixt,
Helena. Legacy Award – Hester Ann (Allemand) Rea,
Helena.
• District 9 (Gallatin, Meagher, & Park Counties): Living
Award – James Eugene ‘Jim’ Carrig, Bozeman. Legacy
Award – Theodore ‘Ted’ Hamilton Thorpe, Livingston.
• District 10 (Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, & Sanders Counties):
Living Award – Walter J. ‘Walt’ Vermedahl, Polson. Legacy
Award – Quirk Cattle Company - 101 Ranch, Eureka.
• District 11 (Mineral, Missoula, & Ravalli Counties): Living
Award – Walter E. ‘Wally’ Congdon, Missoula. Legacy
Award – Alex Nixon ‘Alec’ Ogilvie, Florence.
• District 12 (Deer Lodge, Beaverhead, Silver Bow, Granite,
Madison, & Powell Counties): Iola ‘Olie’ Else, Dillon.
Legacy Award – Pleasant View Ranch/Jackson Morgan
Horse Ranch, Harrison.
The MCHF & WHC will honor these inductees
the year.
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