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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...

Drew Markle was out skidoodilling around on a
snowy Sunday afternoon, apparently enjoying what
has been a record-setting month. That last round
of snowfall Friday through Sunday, and a wisp
yesterday, brought a total of 8.4 inches of powder.
Saturday’s snowfall of 4.6 inches brought February’s
total to 23.3 inches which breaks the February
snowfall record of 21.4 inches set in 1952. Adding
Sunday’s 1.9 inches (seemed like way more than
that on the south side) and Monday’s little skiff, our
monthly total now stands at 25.5 inches with a week
and a half to go (normal snowfall for February is a
mere 2.9 inches). The season’s total is now at 42.6
inches which is 17.1 inches above the normal of 25.5
inches. So if you’ve got a Skidoo like Drew, you might
actually be enjoying the snowy season!
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Recipients of Theo And Alyce
near going to feel like t-shirt weather, and it’s still 19 Beck Foundation Trust announced
degrees below the average temperature for the date! Seven Valley County organizations received grants
Unfortunately, for heating bills, plugging in vehicles from the Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust.
and blah blah blah, there’s no end in sight through the Recipients are:
seven-day forecast. Better get yourself one of them • Glasgow City Fire Department for Thermal Imaging
Skidoos! Camera
Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around -13. • Glasgow High School for Race Timing System
Wind chill values between -20 and -25. Southeast wind • Glasgow Reds Baseball for New Bleachers at Bill
3 to 7 mph. Connors Field
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 11. Wind • The Children Museum of NE Montana for Mezzanine
chill values between -5 and -15. Calm wind becoming Ceiling and Rail Repair and Construction
west northwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. • Valley County 4-H for 4-H After School Program
Wednesday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow after • Valley County Long Run Fire Department for Rapid
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around -4. Wind chill Intervention Pak and Bottle
values between -10 and -20. Northwest wind 5 to 8 • Valley County Health Department for Red Thumb
mph. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch
possible. Reminder Day.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly
Theo and Alyce Beck were Northeast Montana
cloudy, with a high near 13. North wind 7 to 9 mph. people who cared about the communities they lived in.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -11.
Before she passed away Alyce graciously set up the Theo
Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming light and variable. and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust to help fund projects
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 11. South wind
and promote better living in Valley County through
5 to 9 mph. nonprofit organizations. This is the tenth year grants
have been awarded.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -5.
Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph. Lowering prescription drug costs
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 17. South The Montana Senate Business and Labor Committee
southeast wind around 6 mph becoming west northwest voted in favor of State Auditor Matt Rosendale’s
in the morning. legislation to lower prescription drug costs on Friday.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -3. “Lowering the cost of prescription medications is
North wind around 8 mph. an important issue for Montanans and I’m excited to see
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, this legislation moving forward,” Rosendale said.
with a high near 9. North northwest wind around 9 mph. Senate Bill 71, sponsored by Sen. Al Olszewski,
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -11. R-Kalispell, will now head to the full Montana Senate
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 4. for a vote.
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OBITUARY
Gloria Doucette
Gloria J. Fisher Doucette of Fort Peck passed away
peacefully surrounded by family on February 5, 2019 in
Glasgow.
Gloria was born in Klamath Falls, Oregon on
November 25, 1939 to Thomas and Anne Fisher. The
family moved to Minnesota for a short time before
relocating to Nashua, Montana in 1946. They enjoyed
spending time in McCabe visiting grandparents, aunts
and uncles where Gloria enjoyed riding horses and
playing on the farm. Her parents ran Nashua Dry
Cleaners while Gloria attended school in Nashua. Her
favorite horse was named Honey and they performed in
barrel racing events. She and her family also participated
in parades in Glasgow and in the Wolf Point Stampede
with their horses and carts.
Gloria worked at the family dry cleaning business
delivering dry cleaning to locations as far as Opheim,
Glentana and Fort Peck before a fire destroyed the family
business. She also worked a mail delivery route north
of Nashua. Gloria then worked at Glasgow AFB where
she met the love of her life, Leon “Dewey” Doucette.
They were married in October of 1967. The family was
stationed in Puerto Rico from 1969 to 1973 during
which time daughter, Melissa, was born into the family.
After serving in Puerto Rico, the family was stationed
at Malmstrom AFB in Great Falls and then returned to
Nashua in February of 1974.
Gloria loved her community and enjoyed working
at Bergie’s Ice Cream Parlor, The B & B Market, The
Nashua Town Office and the Glasgow Clinic until
retirement. She spent her spare time quilting, gardening
and assisting at
the Nashua Senior
Center and hosting
‘5 O’clocks’ with
her friends. One of
her favorite past-
times was sitting
on the front deck
of her home in Fort
Peck and visiting
with friends and
neighbors. The Fort
Peck Theater was near and dear to her heart and she
enjoyed attending the many shows and events there
over the years.
Gloria is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas
Fisher and Anne Schile, and her sister, Carole Jean
‘Jeannie’ Fisher Schell.
She is survived by her adoring husband, Leon (Dewey);
brothers, Dick (Jan) Fisher of Fort Benton, Montana
and Larry (Teresa) Fisher of Sun City, Arizona; children,
Loretta Davis of Billings, Montana, Mike (Suzanne)
Doucette of Oak Glen, California and Melissa Todd of
Helena, Montana; five grandchildren, Jeremiah, Ashley,
Kyle, Kaleb and Dylan; and six great-grandchildren, Owen,
Harper, Thea, Braxtyn, Beckytt and Braezyn.
A memorial service is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. May
22, 2019 at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow. In lieu of flowers,
the family welcomes donations to the Fort Peck Theater
and St. Jude Children’s Hospital.
Gloria’s love, laughter and sweet spirit will be missed
by her family and many, many friends in Montana and
beyond.
Message from the Superintendent: About the bus system
Friday, February 15, due
to the snowy road conditions
in St. Marie, the school buses
that service that area released
students as close to their homes
as possible, not at designated
stops. We apologize for the
lack of communication on the
District’s part.
These commitments are for
all routes that the school district
travels. Our Transportation
Department will:
• make sure the superintendent
and principals are aware that
alternative stops are being
utilized.
• make sure we will have
contact information for all
students on each bus.
• attempt to contact parents/
guardians/emergency
contact prior to changing
the drop off area. If we can
not contact the parent/
guardian, we will bring
the students back to the
Central Office/Bus Barn. We
contact parents/guardians/
emergency contact to pick up
their children at the Central
Office/Bus Barn.
• we will drive the routes prior
to releasing buses to get a
visual on the roads, if we are
aware of a snow storm.
Here is what we ask of bus
parents/guardians:
Please make sure your
contact information is up to date
with your child’s school. This
includes emergency contacts, so
we can have a secondary contact
for your child.
If you have weather come into
your area, please contact the bus
barn (228-9222), Central Office
(228-2406), Irle (228-2419),
Middle School (228-8268), or
the High School (228-2485).
Please make sure your child,
all ages, is dressed appropriately
for the weather.
It takes a village to raise
a child. If you see something
that we should address, please
be proactive and contact the
district. Our routes go from St.
Marie to western Fort Peck area
to the county roads towards
Tampico.
We appreciate any proactive
communications.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
BUS 2 WILL PICK UP AND
DROP OFF AT COUNTRY
CLUB AND 5TH AVE AND BUS
10 WILL PICK UP AND DROP
OFF AT CEDAR AND 5TH AVE.
 WEDNESDAY
SOUPS: Tomato • Chili
SPECIALS:
1/2 Marinated Chicken Salad
Polish Dog
BASEBALL SIGN-UPS
Dine at the “O” Thursday, February 28
at 5:30 pm
228-8006 Glasgow Middle School
Minors: 6 - 9 years old
(must be 6 by May 1, 2018)
Majors: 9 - 12 years old
All new players must bring birth certificate

The Cal Ripken Board is

also looking for community
members to serve on the board
of directors and there is also
a need for coaches at both the
major and minor league levels.
Questions contact
Linda Hudyma 390-4667

February 13 - 19, 2019

Boneless Beef
NEW YORK STEAKS ................$5.99 lb.
Bone-In Pork
SIRLOIN ROAST ....................... .99¢ lb.
Boneless
PORK TENDERLOINS...............$2.69 lb.
Bone-In Beef
RIBEYE STEAKS ......................$7.99 lb.
Willamette Valley Beef
TENDERLOIN STEAKS..............$8.99 lb.
Bone-In Pork
BOSTON BUTT ROAST .............$1.49 lb.
4-5 oz.
LOBSTER TAILS .....................$6.99 ea.
All Natural
WHOLE CHICKEN ..................... .99¢ lb.
1 lb. Super Sweet
STRAWBERRIES ......................... 2 / $5
Fresh Tender
ASPARAGUS ...........................$2.49 lb.

GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Egg & Cheese Sandwich
Sausage Patty • Juice • Milk
Lunch
Chicken Alfredo • Cheesy Breadstick
Rosy Applesauce • Chewy Oat Bar
Broccoli • Choice of Fruit • Milk
 MonDak

Boys’ 3C
Scobey 10-0 19-0
Lustre Christian 6-4 13-5
Dodson 7-3 14-7

Boys’ 2C
Fairview 8-1, 19-2

Glasgow High School Gymnasium Richey-Lambert 5-4, 15-6

Culbertson 5-4, 11-11;
Froid-Lake 7-2, 16-6
MonDak 7-2, 14-8

MonDak

Girls 2C
Savage 9-0, 21-0
Girls’ 3C Froid-Lake 7-2, 18-3
Scobey 8-0 18-1 Plentywood 6-3, 14-7
North Country 6-2 12-8 Richey-Lambert 5-4, 16-6
Dodson 4-4 9-12 MonDak 8-1, 14-9
 Thanks for Listening
Who Is John Galt?
“I swear by my life and my love
of it that I will never live it for the
sake of another man nor will I ask
another man to live his life for the
sake of mine.”
OK, OK you caught me. At least those
of you who are long in the tooth and have a solid
memory bank in your brain pan. Those of you who
are and have will recall a book by Ayn Rand. She wrote
two books of note that rival anything that George
Orwell ever conceived or wrote about in his 1984
blockbuster. Ms. Rand must’ve lived in the 2000’s,
died and went back to the 40’s and 50’s in order to
predict the future. Or she was an astute student of
human behavior.
She released Fountainhead in 1943 and started
Atlas Shrugged in 1948 thinking it to be a three year
project. It took nine years to write releasing in 1957.
I know she would be proud of her prediction that
we would all be trapped in government fomented
debt. Wrong you say? Oh yeah? Then who suggested
and instigated the credit card business that now has
it’s claws into virtually every person in the US old
enough to own a credit card. Average credit card debt
today stands at an astounding $7500 in Alaska which
has the highest card debt in the US.
It takes the average Alaskan 20 months to pay off
a $7552.00 credit card debt and will see $992.00 spent
in paying just the interest!
So the next time you get one of those “you have
been pre approved” things in the mail read the very
fine print. It’ll scare the shinola outta’ ya’! If it doesn’t
you deserve every thing you get.
Sure friends, it’s meant to be a bank loan where
you don’t need to sit across the desk from your
friendly neighborhood, (scratch that, there are no
real neighborhood family owned banks left in the
whole country) sit across from your corporate loan
officer and need to bare your soul and beg for a loan.
You filled out the application selling your soul to the
devil and agreed to do his bidding. Should you find
yourself in dire straits and need to pass up a month
paying on your loan you will find you have been
charged further interest. If you don’t pay them off
every month and on time they own you.
To take the banks stance I will say this; when
you got that card and used it, it was considered an
unsecured loan to you from them. You didn’t have to
put up the birthright to your second son to get the
money. And that’s why they (the banks) can charge
24.99% interest.
Rand pointed out in her book, which I read back
in the early sixties while taking a hit or two on a
doobie I’m sure, the same thing I have pointed out to
you in the past. One way government can control the
people is to control their finances.
The fact was strongly evident just last Friday
when the Federal Reserve announced there are over a
million people who have defaulted by six months or
more in paying their student loans. A million citizens
who, all they wanted was a better education and who
were naive enough to think the student loan would
be easy to pay back, are now in debt $100,000 bucks
if you are a lawyer or brain surgeon and maybe half
that if you are a four year nurse, or maybe $20 grand
if you went into something agriculture related.
Anyway folks. I just wanted to say if you haven’t
yet read Atlas Shrugged or seen the three part made
for TV movie (Amazon Prime) I would suggest it be
required reading for all, especially you Democrats
and DemFems, and you Republicans, who already
know. It should be required reading in high school
but the government won’t allow it. So sad.
Who is John Galt?
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
P.S. I know it was in 1887 that Edward Bellamy
mentioned ‘credit card’ eleven times in his book
Looking Backward so don’t even think of spanking
me on what you might think is a oversight! Gottcha!
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