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Photo Finish
How tight of a race was the boys’ 110 meter hurdles
at the Northern B Track & Field Meet held Saturday
in Glasgow? Great Falls’ Jackson Tarum won it with
a time of 17.87 seconds, edging out Glasgow’s Tatum
Hansen who crossed the finish line in 17.92 seconds,
a mere 0.05 second between them. At left is Fairfield’s
Daniel Faith who placed third in a time of 18.14. Less
than a second separated the top six state qualifiers!
Services for
Marlene Zinner
Marlene C. Zinner passed away
November 3, 2020 in Denver,
Colorado.
Memorial services are set
for Friday, May 28, 2:00 p.m.
at Bell Mortuary with Burial in
Highland Cemetery.
Some
breezy days
scheduled
With strong west winds and gusts as high as 50
mph today, winds will stick around overnight into
Tuesday morning.
Tonight: Scattered showers, mainly before 7pm. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 48. Breezy, with a west wind
23 to 29 mph, with gusts as high as 49 mph. Chance of
precipitation is 30%.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after
7am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 62. Breezy, with a
northwest wind 20 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 32
mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39.
North northwest wind 9 to 15 mph becoming east after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph.
Wednesday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 57. East wind 10 to 16 mph, with
gusts as high as 22 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers
before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. East
wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62. East
southeast wind 9 to 15 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Southeast wind around 14 mph.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 76. Southeast wind 13 to 15 mph
becoming west southwest in the afternoon. Winds could
gust as high as 22 mph.
Friday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers before
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. West wind
10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly sunny,
with a high near 66. West northwest wind 14 to 20 mph,
with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 70.
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MACT team will operate in the community selling and provide services to the
residents in their homes. The team works together to meet each individual’s
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Northern B Divisional Track & Field May 22, 2021 at Glasgow
Girls’ team scores: Malta 99, Conrad 83.5, Choteau 65.5, Glasgow 62.5,
Wolf Point 55, Great Falls Central 45, Fairfield 44, Poplar 33, Harlem
20.5, Cut Bank 17, Shelby 2.
100 meters: 1, Olson, Jewel, Wolf Point, 13.52. 2, Evans, Taylor, Conrad,
13.73. 3, Anderson, Stephanie, Cut Bank, 13.78. 4, Smith, Erica, Malta,
13.87. 5, Shaw, Eleace, Conrad, 13.88. 6, Bartsch, Natalie, Conrad,
13.95.
200: 1, Olson, Jewel, Wolf Point, 26.68. 2, Evans, Taylor, Conrad, 28.07.
3, Kunze, Allison, Malta, 28.27. 4, Anderson, Mari, Great Falls, 28.42. 5,
Bartsch, Natalie, Conrad, 28.49. 6, Kolste, Natalie, Fairfield, 28.94.
400: 1, Olson, Jewel, Wolf Point, 1:00.49. 2, Bechtold, Elsah, Choteau,
1:03.95. 3, Bartsch, Natalie, Conrad, 1:05.56. 4, Westby, Blaire, Glasgow,
1:06.03. 5, Kolste, Natalie, Fairfield, 1:06.08. 6, Lloyd, Ava, Glasgow,
1:06.29.
800: 1, Gorder, Jazmin, Poplar, 2:26.64. 2, Bieler, Ada, Choteau, 2:29.82.
3, Honey, Gracie, Malta, 2:30.91. 4, McKean, Iris, Glasgow, 2:31.31. 5,
Trottier, Taya, Harlem, 2:36.33. 6, Johnson, Alexa, Fairfield, 2:38.95.
1,600: 1, Bieler, Ada, Choteau, 5:32.03. 2, McKean, Iris, Glasgow,
5:33.45. 3, Gorder, Jazmin, Poplar, 5:36.72. 4, See, Emily, Glasgow,
5:45.16. 5, Trottier, Taya, Harlem, 5:55.21. 6, Campbell, Hamyanie, Wolf
Point, 5:57.14.
3,200: 1, Bieler, Ada, Choteau, 12:07.47. 2, McKean, Iris, Glasgow,
12:07.74. 3, See, Emily, Glasgow, 12:18.77. 4, Trottier, Taya, Harlem,
13:00.93. 5, Campbell, Hamyanie, Wolf Point, 13:18.67. 6, CarryWater,
Jazmyn, Poplar, 13:25.64.
100 hurdles: 1, Maddox, Cheyenne, Fairfield, 17.17. 2, Brady, Camryn,
Great Falls, 17.70. 3, Martell, Keandra, Poplar, 17.90. 4, Vermulm,
Tabitha, Conrad, 18.17. 5, McKenzie, Amy, Choteau, 18.99. 6, Anderson,
Addy, Malta, 19.04.
300 hurdles: 1, Johnson, Kaitlyn, Harlem, 51.07. 2, Waller, Jackie, Cut
Bank, 51.10. 3, Maddox, Cheyenne, Fairfield, 51.57. 4, Martell, Keandra,
Poplar, 51.83. 5, Wahl, Mariah, Cut Bank, 52.82. 6, Anderson, Addy,
Malta, 53.40.
400 relay: 1, Conrad ‘A’ (Erickson, Breauna 9, Bartsch, Natalie 11,
Vermulm, Lydia 11, Evans, Taylor 9), 52.95. 2, Great Falls Central
Catholic ‘A’ (Anderson, Mari 10, Brady, Camryn 12, Hicks, Sareya 12,
Madill, Hope 9), 53.60. 3, Choteau ‘A’ (Gunderson, Emma 11, Bieler, Ada
10, Lee, Ellie 12, Bechtold, Elsah 12), 53.87. 4, Wolf Point ‘A’ (MacDonald,
Katelyn 10, Rodenberg, Kylie 9, Kolstad, Josie 11, Olson, Jewel 12),
54.19. 5, Malta ‘A’ (Young, Leslie 12, Smith, Erica 12, Kunze, Allison 10,
Williamson, Madison 10), 54.42. 6, Fairfield ‘A’ (Grigsby, Shaylee 11,
Maddox, Cheyenne 12, Kolste, Brynn 9, Jones, Tori 11), 54.72.
1,600 relay: 1, Wolf Point ‘A’ (Kolstad, Josie 11, MacDonald, Katelyn
10, Campbell, Hamyanie 11, Olson, Jewel 12), 4:23.65. 2, Choteau ‘A’
(Gunderson, Emma 11, Bieler, Ada 10, Lee, Ellie 12, Bechtold, Elsah 12),
4:24.10. 3, Fairfield ‘A’ (Pitcher, Avery 11, Kolste, Natalie 11, Grigsby,
Shaylee 11, Jones, Tori 11), 4:25.10. 4, Glasgow ‘A’ (Beck, Kira 10, See,
Emily 9, Lloyd, Ava 10, McKean, Iris 11), 4:28.03. 5, Malta ‘A’ (Ulrich,
Addison 9, Williamson, Madison 10, Honey, Gracie 9, Kunze, Allison 10),
4:28.47. 6, Cut Bank ‘A’ (Anderson, Stephanie 10, Littrell, Darci 10, Wahl,
Mariah 11, Waller, Jackie 11), 4:32.12.
High jump: 1, Anderson, Mari, Great Falls, J5-00. 2, Stone, Eve, Glasgow,
J4-10. 3, Shaw, Eleace, Conrad, J4-08. 3, Grigsby, Shaylee, Fairfield, J4-
08. 5, Gunderson, Emma, Choteau, J4-06. 6, Lee, Ellie, Choteau, J4-04.
6, Medicine Bear, Keona, Harlem, J4-04.
Pole vault: 1, Erickson, Breauna, Conrad, 9-06. 2, Beck, Kira, Glasgow,
J9-00. 3, Bartsch, Natalie, Conrad, J9-00. 4, Graham, Tyann, Glasgow,
8-06. 5, Stone, Eve, Glasgow, 8-00. 5, Vermulm, Lydia, Conrad, 8-00.
Long jump: 1, Smith, Erica, Malta, 15-08.25. 2, Shaw, Eleace, Conrad,
15-03.25. 3, Kunze, Allison, Malta, 15-02.50. 4, Anderson, Mari, Great
Falls, 14-04.75. 5, Stone, Eve, Glasgow, 14-03. 6, Brady, Camryn, Great
Falls, 14-01.75.
Triple jump: 1, Smith, Erica, Malta, 34-00.25. 2, Evans, Taylor, Conrad,
32-08.50. 3, Williamson, Madison, Malta, 31-10.50. 4, Shaw, Eleace,
Conrad, 31-09. 5, Kolste, Natalie, Fairfield, 31-02.75. 6, Kunze, Allison,
Malta, 30-07.
Shot put: 1, Siewing, Tia, Malta, 35-02. 2, Lamb, Giona, Malta, 32-03.50.
3, Tuss, Lauren, Malta, 31-08.25. 4, Jones, Tori, Fairfield, 31-04.50. 5,
Messerly, Chloe, Harlem, 30-01.50. 6, Grove, Sadie, Choteau, 29-07.75.
Discus: 1, Baker, Audrey, Great Falls, 112-09. 2, Lefdahl, Skylie, Malta,
104-05. 3, Tuss, Lauren, Malta, 90-10. 4, Martell, Keandra, Poplar, 88-
03.50. 5, Hines, Rylee, Malta, 84-05. 6, Erickson, Kessee, Poplar, 82-01.
Javelin: 1, Grove, Sadie, Choteau, 112-01. 2, MacDonald, Katelyn, Wolf
Point, 110-00. 3, Bouma, Kaylee, Fairfield, 106-04. 4, Smith, Erica, Malta,
102-09. 5, Blevins, Cami, Shelby, 98-03. 6, Martell, Keandra, Poplar, 95-
06.
Boys’ team scores: Fairfield 114, Wolf Point 103, Cut Bank 70, Glasgow
55, Conrad 45, Malta 41, Shelby 37, Great Falls Central 20, Poplar 17,
Choteau 11, Harlem 10, Rocky Boy 4.
100: 1, Mills, Gavin, Fairfield, 11.83. 2, Evans, Brinkley, Conrad, 11.88.
3, Smith, Kaelen, Poplar, 11.98. 4, Wilson, Austin, Wolf Point, 12.06. 5,
Bitney, Carson, Conrad, 12.14. 6, Rasmussen, Andrew, Harlem, 12.14.
200: 1, Mills, Gavin, Fairfield, 23.55. 2, Evans, Brinkley, Conrad, 23.95. 3,
Toves, Kaholo, Wolf Point, 23.98. 4, Wilson, Austin, Wolf Point, 24.22. 5,
Torok, Garrett, Cut Bank, 24.27. 6, Smith, Kaelen, Poplar, 24.40.
400: 1, Mills, Gavin, Fairfield, 52.74. 2, Wilson, Austin, Wolf Point, 53.32.
3, Leck, Logan, Shelby, 53.52. 4, Murray, Conor, Fairfield, 53.96. 5,
Brown, Kayson, Fairfield, 54.78. 6, Reynolds, Rhett, Shelby, 55.04.
800: 1, Ackerman, Zander, Wolf Point, 2:01.85. 2, Sand, Dalton, Glasgow,
2:04.82. 3, Hjartarson, Jacob, Cut Bank, 2:05.99. 4, Leck, Logan, Shelby,
2:08.63. 5, Spotted Wolf, August, Wolf Point, 2:10.46. 6, Larsen, Reed,
Glasgow, 2:10.78.
1,600: 1, Ackerman, Zander, Wolf Point, 4:39.74. 2, Sand, Dalton,
Glasgow, 4:45.21. 3, Summers, Peyton, Wolf Point, 4:46.23. 4, Blount,
Ethan, Wolf Point, 4:56.52. 5, SpottedWolf, Kholby, Wolf Point, 4:58.23.
6, Thompson, Lane, Glasgow, 5:02.21.
3,200: 1, Ackerman, Zander, Wolf Point, 10:06.98. 2, Summers, Peyton,
Wolf Point, 10:13.54. 3, SpottedWolf, Kholby, Wolf Point, 10:36.92. 4,
Zabrocki, Carl, Glasgow, 10:41.77. 5, Blount, Ethan, Wolf Point, 10:45.47.
6, Thompson, Lane, Glasgow, 10:58.64.
110 hurdles: 1, Tarum, Jackson, Great Falls, 17.87. 2, Hansen, Tatum,
Glasgow, 17.92. 3, Faith, Daniel, Fairfield, 18.14. 4, Colliflower, Kellen,
Rocky Boy, 18.21. 5, Reum, Kameron, Poplar, 18.46. 6, Blanchard,
Jonathan, Conrad, 18.57.
300 hurdles: 1, Barcus, Brock, Cut Bank, 43.34. 2, Brown, Kayson,
Fairfield, 44.19. 3, Faith, Daniel, Fairfield, 44.72. 4, Colesworthy, Jeffery,
Choteau, 45.21. 5, Hansen, Tatum, Glasgow, 45.24. 6, Gannon, Henry,
Cut Bank, 45.67.
 400 relay: 1, Conrad ‘A’ (Blanchard, Jonathan 12, Bitney, Carson 12,
Ginther, Drew 12, Evans, Brinkley 10), 46.56. 2, Wolf Point ‘A’ (Toves,
Kaholo 12, Garfield, Mason 11, Reum, Maddox 9, Wilson, Austin 12),
46.72. 3, Shelby ‘A’ (Lee, Bryce 10, Leck, Logan 12, Lohr, Kolby 11,
Stores, Brock 12), 47.69. 4, Fairfield ‘A’ (Faith, Daniel 11, Murray, Conor
12, Perez, Miguel 11, Ward, Brian 10), 47.79. 5, Malta ‘A’ (Salsbery,
Cash 11, Darrington, Kyle 9, Williamson, Rex 11, Slade, Gavin 9), 47.84.
6, Glasgow ‘A’ (Lloyd, Blake 11, Cumber, Colter 12, Hansen, Tatum 9,
Larsen, Reed 10), 47.97.
1,600 relay: 1, Shelby ‘A’ (Lee, Bryce 10, Leck, Logan 12, Lohr, Kolby 11,
Stores, Brock 12), 3:36.80. 2, Cut Bank ‘A’ (Barcus, Brock 12, Gannon,
Henry 11, Hjartarson, Jacob 10, Schultz, Devin 10), 3:36.83. 3, Fairfield
‘A’ (Faith, Daniel 11, Murray, Conor 12, Perez, Miguel 11, Brown, Kayson
11), 3:37.90. 4, Wolf Point ‘A’ (Wilson, Austin 12, Toves, Kaholo 12,
Spotted Wolf, August 12, Ackerman, Zander 12), 3:39.45. 5, Glasgow
‘A’ (Lloyd, Blake 11, Larsen, Reed 10, Nesbitt, Devin 11, Sand, Dalton
11), 3:47.56. 6, Choteau ‘A’ (Colesworthy, Jeffery 11, Brownell, Derek 10,
Selander, Jared 11, Morgan, Carter 11), 3:52.93.
High jump: 1, Reynolds, Rhett, Shelby, J6-02. 2, Seewald, Bauer, Cut
Bank, J6-00. 3, Murray, Conor, Fairfield, J5-08. 4, Peterson, Skyler, Cut
Bank, J5-06. 4, Brown, Kayson, Fairfield, J5-06. 6, LongKnife, Darrius,
Harlem, J5-02.
Pole vault: 1, Bailey, Stephen, Glasgow, 13-00. 2, Seewald, Brant, Cut
Bank, 12-06. 3, Tryan, Ted, Glasgow, 12-00. 4, Tarum, Jackson, Great
Falls, J11-06. 5, Nesbitt, Damien, Glasgow, J11-06. 6, Cumber, Colter,
Glasgow, 11-00.
Long jump: 1, Mills, Gavin, Fairfield, 20-04.25. 2, Toves, Kaholo, Wolf
Point, 19-03. 3, Rasmussen, Andrew, Harlem, 19-00.50. 4, Seewald,
Bauer, Cut Bank, 18-11.25. 5, Bitney, Carson, Conrad, 18-11. 6, Hedges,
Hayden, Cut Bank, 18-07.50.
Triple jump: 1, Seewald, Bauer, Cut Bank, 40-08.50. 2, Mills, Gavin,
Fairfield, 39-08.50. 3, Tarum, Jackson, Great Falls, 39-02.50. 4, Hedges,
Hayden, Cut Bank, 38-08.50. 5, Stanley, Amari, Harlem, 38-07. 6,
Williamson, Rex, Malta, 38-04.50.
Shot put: 1, Salsbery, Cash, Malta, 45-07. 2, Doty, Mark, Conrad, 45-01.
3, Bouma, Kolter, Fairfield, 44-07.50. 4, Pitman, David, Malta, 41-11.50.
5, Gallagher, Jeremy, Cut Bank, 41-06. 6, Garfield, Mason, Wolf Point,
41-04.50.
Discus: 1, Salsbery, Cash, Malta, 141-04. 2, Bouma, Kolter, Fairfield,
133-11. 3, Doty, Mark, Conrad, 129-09. 4, Pitman, David, Malta, 127-
10. 5, Gallagher, Jeremy, Cut Bank, 125-04. 6, Flores, Kaelob, Fairfield,
124-08.
Javelin: 1, Williamson, Rex, Malta, J153-02. 2, Pribbernow, Tyler,
Poplar, J148-07. 3, Morgan, Carter, Choteau, J146-10. 4, Flores, Kaelob,
Fairfield, J144-09. 5, Bouma, Kolter, Fairfield, J139-04. 6, Gallagher,
Jeremy, Cut Bank, J139-04.

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Hinsdale boys second at divisional GLASGOW
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Trey Johnson placed in three events, recording a career-best
time of 17.09 for second in the 110 hurdles. The junior was fourth
in the 300 hurdles with a time of 47.96 and sixth in pole vault,
going 10-feet.
Aiden Albus didn’t place in the top six in 800, but he did
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personal-best in shot put with a heave of 35-feet, 4-inches. ...and GASLIGHTING. Allow or push back? What
Lustre Christian standout Jasiah Hambria cleared the high would you do?
jump bar at 6-feet to get a win. He was third in the 200 with a time 1. Strategic Communication using facts, questions and
of 24.67, third in 400 with a time of 55.53 and fourth in long jump, abstract truths?
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Cayden Klatt had a personal-best in the 1,600, running a Essential Costs?
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 OBITUARY
Dewey Doucette
Heaven gained the perfect person.
Leon E Doucette “Dewey”, 85, of Fort Peck,
Montana passed away October 10, 2020 from
complications due to gallbladder surgery.
Dewey was the light of our lives and
an absolute angel in his family’s eyes. He
was loyal, honest, loving, accepting and
supportive. He was everything that we
should strive to be in life. He loved his Red Sox, his
Patriots and an ice-cold beer.
Dewey was born July 2nd, 1935 in Bucksport, Maine
to Wilfred Doucette and Emeline Binette. He was the 2nd
child of 5. After graduating high school, in 1954 he joined
the United States Air Force. He spent 20 years defending
this great country and retired in 1974. He served in South
Carolina, Okinawa, Glasgow, Ramey Puerto Rico, and
Great Falls Air Force Base.
Dewey met the love of his life, Gloria Fisher at the
Glasgow Air Force Base while he was stationed there.
They were married October 30, 1967. After retiring
from the Air Force, Dewey and Gloria moved to Nashua,
Montana. Dewey worked for the Nashua School District
as a Custodian Technician and Bus Driver. He loved all
of his “bus kids” like they were his own. Later he served
the community in law enforcement. Dewey also spent his
retirement years working for the Corps of Engineers as a
security officer, the Valley County Sheriff ’s Department as
well as security in St. Marie. Dewey and Gloria were proud
supporter of all the Nashua Porcupine’s sports. Dewey
never felt complete unless he was working to occupy his
time. In early 2000’s, Dewey and Gloria moved to Fort
Peck where they lived until their passing.
406-228-4558
515 2nd Ave. South • Glasgow, MT
Dewey is preceded in death by the love of
his life, Gloria; parents Wilfred and Emeline;
brothers, Richard and Wilfred; sister, Gail
McCoy and mother-in-law Anne Fisher Schile.
He was never the same and a piece of him was
missing the day Gloria left us.
Dewey is survived by daughter Loretta
Davis of Billings, MT; Mike (Suzanne)
Doucette of Oak Glen, CA, and Melissa
Todd of Helena, MT; five grandchildren:
Jay (Brittainy) Doucette, Ashley (Adam) Erekson, Kyle
Doucette, Kaleb (Sidney) Doucette, and Dylan Todd; nine
great-grandchildren: Owen, Harper, Thea, Promise, Kiki,
Braxtyn, Beckytt, Braezyn and Oliver; his brother, Paul
Doucette of Newburgh, ME; brothers-in-law Dick (Jan)
Fisher of Fort Benton, MT and Larry (Teresa) Fisher of
Sun City, AZ; and his close friends Virgina Yeager, Judy
Miller, Gloria Kountz and family.
Dewey knew no stranger and was everyones’ friend and
encourager. His loss is felt by the communities of Nashua,
Fort Peck and Glasgow.
Services are pending until Spring of 2021 due to the
current COVID-19 virus. In his memory the family would
appreciate you to go out and perform an act of kindness
and help those in need. Condolences may be left for the
family at bellmortuarymontana.com.
We are thankful for all of the wonderful memories we
have been able to share with Dewey and our hearts will
always have a missing piece with him gone. We love you
Dad, Grandpa, Great-Grandpa and Friend.
Memorial services for Leon “Dewey” Doucette are set
for Saturday, May 29, 11:00 a.m. at Bell Mortuary with
Burial in the Nashua Cemetery. Luncheon will follow at
the Nashua Sr. Center.
515 2nd Ave. South • Glasgow, MT