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Recognizing 10 years as Fort Peck fixture

By Gail Plovanic, Fort Peck Natural Resource Specialist and Eileen Williamson, Omaha District Public Affairs Specialist ~ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

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Meet Duane Johnson. Of course, anyone camping at Fort Peck Lake in the last 10 years probably knows him. He has been the volunteer campground host at the Downstream and West End Campgrounds in Fort Peck since 2003. Every year, for the last 10 years, April through October, he has been a mainstay. He is here from opening day until the gates close for the season, and is available to guests to answer questions, fill the brochure racks, report issues and provide entertainment, said Natural Resource Specialist, Gail Plovanic. When I first started here, he knew my job as well as anyone else and was able to remind me when Id forget something, which just makes me better at what I do. Johnson retired from his 44-year career with the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad in 1998 where he served as a fire fighter, a brakeman and later a conductor. Following his retirement, he and his wife, who was fighting a losing battle with cancer, took time to travel. He fought his own battle with cancer during this time but beat the odds. Johnson says he was listening to the radio one day and heard an advertisement that Fort Peck was looking for volunteers, so he applied. Duane Johnson with a stringer full of Fort Peck fish species continued on page 4

Parade lines up at Civic Center

SEPTEMBER 13 - 19

Anyone interested in being in the Scotty Homecoming Parade on Friday, the line-up begins at 2:00 p.m. in front of the Glasgow Civic Center. The Glasgow Pep Club encourages any and all to participate in this years parade.

SHOWINGS
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In memory of Pete Grobel

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There will be a reception in memory of Pete Grobel this Saturday, September 21st beginning at 3:00 p.m. at the Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow. The reception will be hosted by Lois, Steve and Cheryl Grobel.

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The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture will once again be hosting the Saskatoon Police Pipes and Drums during the 2013 Scotty Homecoming Weekend. The Chamber would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every sponsor for helping us continue to bring them to our area. Over the years, as with everything else, the cost of the pipe band rises. Just when we think it is getting too high for our budget, someone steps up and gives us a little more to continue on with this community tradition. This year, the First Community Bank employees donated $500 towards bringing the band here for the weekend. The FCB employees contribute to a Friday dress down fund that is donated to a charity of their choice. Along with FCB, the Scotty Booster Club, Glasgow Kiwanis Club, the GHS Student Council, and area members participating on the annual Pub Crawl are pleased to welcome to Glasgow once again the Saskatoon Police Pipes and Drums.

Tailgate Party Friday Night at 6:00

Rain from yesterday and as of 6:30 this morning totaled 0.13 inch at the National Weather Service Station in Glasgow. Also as of this morning, the forecast for Fridays 7:00 p.m. Homecoming kickoff is calling for around 68 and will gradually taper off to 60 by games end sounds like some perfect football weather for the fans. Sunset Friday is 7:08 p.m.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 42. Northwest wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light and variable after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. Friday: Sunny, with a high near 72. Light east southeast wind becoming south southeast 8 to 13 mph in the morning. Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 47. East southeast wind 9 to 11 mph.

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Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 79. East southeast wind 11 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.

Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 52. Southeast wind 7 to 11 mph. Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 68. West northwest wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.

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BUZZ east end colony: will be at the Durum parking lot every Tuesday with vegetables, gryers, bread, eggs, honey & some fruit. Just butchered some fresh fryers. Watermelon & cantaloupe now ready, too. call 406398-5355, ext. 712. BUZZ experienced motor grader/blade operator: Experienced only apply. $25-40/hr DOE. Call 406-581-9500. BUZZ job opening: Valley County Transit has an opening for a full-time bus driver. This can also be 2 part time positions. Must be able to obtain a CDL within 60 days of hire. Full benefits are available. Pay is $11.24-$11.74 with pay increasae after successful probation period. CALL 228-8744 for more information or apply at job service. BUZZ pti is now hiring: FT & PT Drivers to transport RR crews in ND & MT. Retirees, Semi-Retirees and Vets encouraged to apply. CALL (812) 893-1220. BUZZ job opening - DIRECTOR OF THE VALLEY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT: This position oversees the planning, developing and implementation of public health services. JOB REQUIREMENTS: Possession of a Bachelors Degree as a Registered Nurse in the State of Montana & possession of a valid Montana drivers license with proof of insurability and safe driving record. Four years of more experience in this position is preferred. For more information, contact the Glasgow Job Service or the Valley County Commissioners. APPLY AT THE GLASGOW JOB SERVICE OR AT THE VALLEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20, 2013. BUZZ DOWNTOWN APARTMENT FOR RENT: 1 Bedroom 1 Bath, available October 1st. $395/mo. plus utilities. On-site laundry, No smoking, No pets, Damage Deposit and References Required. Second avenue properties, llc. 263-4893. BUZZ House & Lot for sale: Large lot with Milk River frontage (has not flooded). 1300 sq ft house with 2 bedrooms & large family room, all on one level. Asking $70,000. call rocky at rz realty 263-8352. BUZZ FOR SALE: 2002 Ford F150, extended cab 4WD. 182,000 miles, $6,000 OBO. call 406-524-3366 OR cell 559-974-5120. BUZZ FOR SALE: 2006 Cougar 244 EFS 5th wheel by Keystone, 26, Polar Package, dinette slide out, good tires & good condition, $16,500. Fort Peck. 406-855-9933. BUZZ FOR SALE: 2005 Toyota Rav4, white 4 door, 4WD with 115,000 miles. This vehicle may be seen at Valley Bank. Sealed bids accepted through Monday, September 23, 2013. Sold AS IS! Valley Bank reserves the right to accept or refuse any offer. CALL 228-4364. BUZZ House for sale: Single level.Motivated sellers! 3 miles out of Glasgow towards Fort Peck. Quiet neighborhood. Large master bedroom with master bath. 1/3 acre lot. Dry Prairie Rural Water. Most of the house was updated in 2010- 2011. Call 406-230-1806 for more details or to come look. Eds storage: Large storage shed in Nashua available immediately. Call 746-3366.

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Because you shared in our lives by friendship and love, we

Recognizing 10 years continued from front

D. Bonnie Dunning & Justin W. Wooley

Together with our families invite you to share the beginning of our new life together when we exchange marriage vows on

Justin & Bonnie

FRIDAY
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And that was that. He says he was out fishing on Fort Peck Lake when he got the call from Ranger Mark Calamar to tell him he was hired to volunteer at the campground. Having grown up in Glasgow and graduating from Glasgow High School in 1954, Johnson knows the area well. Johnson has two daughters and two sons. His sons, Dean Dino and Steve, claim when they were growing up, they were at Fort Peck Lake almost every weekend through the summer. Their family would fish, swim, play games and make memories. Dino recalled a family outing in the late 1960s when they drove to one of the dredge cuts to swim and fish. After a few hours, it began to pour rain. Where the car was parked was sandy and the rainfall caused the car to sink into the sand and become stuck. A dog from another camp site had crawled under the car to cool off and became pinned under the sinking car. Johnson walked more than a mile in pouring rain to a pay phone to hire a tow truck to rescue the car and the dog. According to Dino, his dad saved the dog and that was the first time he realized his dad was a hero. Steve told the story of an outing at Fort Peck Lake where he and his dad realized shortly after launching the boat that they had forgotten to put in the plug. They loaded the boat back on the trailer, Steve began pulling the boat from the water and Duane stepped behind the boat to replace the plug. The boat, which had not been hooked to the trailer, began sliding onto the boat ramp. They struggled to reload the boat, assess the damages and then took it for repairs. The next day, high winds forced all the boaters in the fall salmon tournament to fish in the Marina Bay. Steve, feeling challenged by Duane to set his down riggers better than his brother-in-law Louie, accidentally hooked one to the marinas boat dock cables. The back of their boat was nearly pulled under water from the tension and the down rigger cable snapped. Steve said they didnt catch a fish all weekend but after $1,500 in fuel and boat repairs, fishing with his dad was priceless. Johnsons four children have blessed him with 19 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren and they all know where to find him every summer. And they all join him from time to time. In fact, for his 70th birthday, they threw a surprise birthday party at his brothers place in Duck Creek, which is a recreation area on Fort Peck Lake. It aint the money, says Johnson with a laugh when asked about what keeps him coming back to Fort Peck each year. Its probably the people I work with and the campers. That would include you, wouldnt it? he asked Plovanic. The real secret thats no secret is Johnson is there for the fishing. He says his spare time is spent fishing and smoking

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fish, which of course implies that he manages to catch a few. When visitors ask where his favorite fishing spots are, he sends them to the shafts, Duck Creek and behind the Interpretive Center. Two years ago, when the lake was up, we were ladder fishing at the bottom of the spillway when all the gates were open. They were biting fast and furious down there! said Johnson. What brings campers back may also be attributed to Johnson. His entertainment value varies from reciting poetry a local favorite is Edgar Allen Poes The Raven to his storytelling, to his frequent fish frys. One of Johnsons stories involves a rather humorous campground tale involving four motorcyclers who had camped across the street from his camper. As the story goes, One gal woke up, walked over to take a shower and came back to change her clothes behind a tree. He said she looked around in every direction to make sure nobody was looking and then stripped down completely naked, right in front of the big window of his camper. Fortunately, she didnt see him. Each spring, Johnson takes up residence in his camp host spot nicknamed two tarps by local residents referring to the tarps he puts up on both sides of his picnic shelter. If he isnt found at two tarps, all anyone has to do is look for his bright orange pumpkin of a car, which is probably orange in honor of his favorite football team, the Denver Broncos. Jim Henzie, a frequent camper at the West End Campground and an avid fisherman described Johnson as the best Campground host Ive ever come across. I have never met anyone who doesnt like Duane. He is easy going, gets along with everyone and Ive never seen him mad. So, for visitors headed to Fort Peck, Johnson can be found at two tarps every night from April to October, and hes ready to welcome you.

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Thank you does not seem adequate.

We ask for prayer and HE send Jan. The support from everyone is so overwhelming. To all the helpers for the wonderful dinner and every business, group, organization, and individual that was a part of the benefit! THANK YOU! What a great community we live in.

Fall Fun Fest!

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MSU Bobcats vs Stephen F. Austin 5PM were raffling off Cat vs Griz Tickets!

KIWANIS PANCAKE BREAKFAST

with LIVE music at 9am by the Saskatoon Pipe Band

Saturday Night

Cottonwood Banquet Room

Saturday, Sept. 21 7:00-11:00am

Good Luck Scotties!

Come on out to your leading edge place in sports entertainment!

$6.00/person Children under 5 Free when accompanied by an adult

Proceeds used locally for Kiwanis service projects

...and much more!

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 21
Registration 8-10am Meeting 10-12pm Lunch at Post Home Training in afternoon
ALL VFW MEMBERS & AUXILIARY INVITED TO ATTEND Its all happening at the

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THURSDAY

FRIDAY
Soup: CLAM CHOWDER Lunch: FISH BURGER Dinner: 8oz SIRLOIN WITH SHRIMP

VFW
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SATURDAY

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Mr. Nelsons East Side class had the theme of Duct Tape for Scotty Spirit Week, and they were quite creative. The winners were Wilson Overby (check out the Scotty Dog on the duct tape vest with a matching ball cap to boot), Mariah Cathey with her duct tape dress, Kristian Price with his duct tape vest, top hat and monocle, and Julie Buckman with her duct tape vest and matching bow in her hair.

Do it with Duct Tape

Soup: COOKS CHOICE Lunch: GRILLED CHEESE Dinner: 3pc CHICKEN STRIP

SUNDAY

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Proudly Sponsored by Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Ag, Inc. Glasgow Scottie Booster Club, GHS Student Council, Employees of First Community Bank, Glasgow Kiwanis Club & below Pub Crawl Participants. Thank You!

September 20 -Friday:
2:30p 6:00p 7:00p Homecoming Parade, Downtown Glasgow Scottie Booster Tailgate Party at GHS Glasgow Homecoming Football Game & Half-Time Show. Glasgow VS Shelby Coyotes Kiwanis Breakfast (Band plays at 9:00 AM) Band Plays at Nemont Manor Band plays at Prairie Ridge & Lunch Varsity Volleyball Game at GHS

PUB CRAWL 5:30 6:10 6:25- 7:05 7:20 8:00 8:10 8:50 9:00 9:40 9:50 10:30 10:45 11:25 11:40 12:20 12:25 End Cottonwood VFW Montana Bar Alleys Palace Stockmans Bar Elks Lodge Durum Restaurant Sams Oasis

September 21 -Saturday:
7-11 11:00 11:30 3:30

Glasgows East Side School is alive with Scotty Spirit heading into Homecoming, and Mrs. Enebos classroom resembled an emergency room yesterday as their theme was Fake Injuries. Class winners were (from left) Lylie Foster, Britt Fairclough, Laura Ross and Tori Faller. A rough-looking crew indeed!

A rough classroom?

American Legion & Auxiliary Post #41 gears for a new year
The American Legion & Auxiliary Post #41 will start their 2013/2014 year with a meeting tonight (Thursday, September 19th) at 7:00 at the VFW Hall in Glasgow. Madison Hanson will give the Girl State report and Ellen Walstad will speak in October. President Angie Wersal will give out 50-to-67 year certificates to Danielle Anderson, Kathy Bell, Phyllis Campbell, Donna Etchart, Elaine Etchart, Lois Markle, Evelyn Kravik and Adeline Mitchell. Outof-town certificates will be mailed to Rita Gallagher, 51 years, & Deloris Etchart, 58 years. Char Strommen will give out certificates of different programs earned at the Convention in June. Delegates will be elected to go to Plentywood on October 6th for the District #1 Fall Convention. Leila Seyfert is Hostess Chairman.