Vol. 3, No. 64 Friday, May 9, 2014

Mixed Emotions?Nope, just having some fun before getting serious are Scotty senior softball sillies Abbey Dalbey (at right) and Ellen Walstad. The Scotties were in action at home yesterday evening only to suffer their second loss of the season as Sidney would jump out to a 6-0 lead in the second inning and go on to win 9-4. A full slate of softball got underway at noon today as the Scotties host the Glasgow Invitational at Sullivan Park. Some great concessions are available.

TODAY• NoonGlasgowvs.Huntley;Colstripvs.Conrad• 2:00GlasgowJVvs.ShelbyJV;Shepherdvs. CutBank• 4:00Glasgowvs.Colstrip;Conradvs.Shepherd• 6:00Glasgowvs.CutBank;Huntleyvs.Shelby

Saturday, May 10• 9:00 Shepherdvs.Shelby;Huntleyvs.Colstrip• 11:00Glasgowvs.Conrad;CutBankvs.Stillwater; Shepherdvs.MilesCityJV

• 1:00 Glasgowvs.Shepherd;MilesCityvs.Conrad• 3:00 Colstripvs.CutBank;Stillwatervs.Shelby; GlasgowJVvs.MilesCityJV

• 5:00 Glasgowvs.MilesCity

Let’s go, Scotties!

Political Buzz...

THE LONGEST DAY

Nothing depreciates a car more than attempting to trade it in.

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Real Life Wisdom

BUZZGaraGe sale: Saturday, May 10th 8am-5pm. Lots of things from around the house, lots of things good for children to use for their fair projects. Nothing over 50¢. 152 sawney drive.

BUZZGaraGe sale: Friday, May 9th 6pm-8pm; Saturday, May 10th 8am-12pm. Lots of kids, teen and women’s clothes, household, bedding, Christmas décor and more. 69 bonnie st.

BUZZrummaGe sale: Friday, May 9th 2pm-6:30pm; Saturday, May 10th 8am-1pm. Camp stove, 16” exterior ladder, metal shelves, electric hair trimmer, chairs, 2 bar stools, electric griddle, collapsible air pogo stick, totes, kitchen items, rollerblades, knick-knacks, computer desk/chair, movies, comforters, and lots more! 313 4th ave s. For inFo, call 228-4858.

BUZZsoroPtimist thriFt shoP 3 day baG sale: Friday, May 9th, Saturday, May 10th and Monday, May 12th. Clothing, shoes and purses. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am-4pm, Sat. 10am-2pm. donations always welcome; all ProFits Go bacK into our community!

BUZZPosition oPeninG: Full time dietary aide 5:30am – 2:00pm. Pay depends on experience & on-the-job training provided. Schedule varies, but is very flexible. contact GeorGie at valley view home (228-2461) For more inFormation.

BUZZhelP wanted: Part-time Night Shift at Campbell Lodge. Starting wage $9/hour. aPPly at camPbell lodGe.

BUZZhelP wanted: Friendly & fast-paced work environment. Starting $10.00/hr. walK in For an aPPlication at subway in GlasGow.

BUZZFor rent in Fort PecK: One bedroom furnished apartment, includes utilities. call 263-2030.

BUZZed’s storaGe: For Rent: Two 12’ x 10’ Storage Units open immediately in Nashua. ed’s storage is For sale. call 746-3366.

BUZZcommercial buildinG For sale: 5,500 sq. ft. with storage. Large shop, office, and nice 3 bedroom apartment with yard all in one building. Large .62 acre lot with good Hwy 2 visibility. City sewer and water. 275k. 228-2016.

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Tonight: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.Cloudy, with a low around 42. West wind 7 to 11 mph.Chanceofprecipitationis70%.

Saturday:Showerslikely,withthunderstormsalsopossibleafter noon. Cloudy, with a high near 54. West northwestwind16to20mph,withgustsashighas26mph.Chanceofprecipitationis70%.

SaturdayNight:Achanceofrainshowersbeforemidnight,then a slight chance of rain and snow showers. Mostlycloudy,withalowaround32.Northwestwind9to16mph,withgustsashighas22mph.Chanceofprecipitationis50%.Newsnowaccumulationoflessthanahalfinchpossible.

Sunday:Mostlysunny,withahighnear53.Northnorthwestwind13to15mph,withgustsashighas21mph.

Sunday Night:Partlycloudy,witha lowaround34.Northnorthwestwind10to15mph,withgustsashighas22mph.

Monday:Mostlysunny,withahighnear58.Northwestwind10to16mph,withgustsashighas22mph.

Monday Night:Partlycloudy,withalowaround37.Tuesday:Aslightchanceofshowers.Mostlysunny,withahighnear59.

Tuesday Night:Aslightchanceofshowers.Mostlycloudy,withalowaround39.

Wednesday:Aslightchanceofshowers.Partlysunny,withahighnear59.

Wednesday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostlycloudy,withalowaround38.

Thursday:Aslightchanceofshowers.Partlysunny,withahighnear61.

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Riddle Time with Red

Books are Fun is on display at the Glasgow City-County Library through Wednesday, May 14th. Items may be picked up on May 15th. This is the last display this school year. Thank you for your support.

At the Library

The St. Raphael’s Ladies are hosting a Mother’s Day Luncheon and Fashion Show set for tomorrow, May 10, beginning at 11am. The event is decorated with beautiful, unique tablescapes at every table. Aurora Reyes and Rosalie Palazzo are busy decorating to perfection. Items on the tables will be for sale after the delicious luncheon prepared by Terri Ellsworth. Models will show off lovely, spring attire from the Fashionette and lots of door prizes will be given away, with a grand prize of American Girl Doll, Kaya and her wardrobe designed by Dolores Matuska. It will be a grand celebration of Mom’s and a few tickets are still available by calling Dolores at 263-5553. So please, get that phone call made today! (reservations only, no tickets at the door)

Mother’s Day Luncheon

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All Mothers get FREE Tomatoes!• Coffee & Cookies will be served• Lots of hanging & filled pots for Mother’s Day• Gift Certificates available available

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IsSt.Marietrulylost?DidthepeoplewebuiltSt.Marieforreallydestroy itschancesagain?WeneveroncetalkedabouthowmuchmoneywewouldmakeifweweresuccessfulinbuildingSt.Marie.Ifmoneyhadbeenthegoalwewouldneverhavebeenabletodoit,wediditoutofcommitment,andImustsayit seemed easy, even with every obstacle you can imagineblockingourway;itseemedeasybecausewedidittogetherandwediditinanatmosphereoflove,loveforeachotherandthosewhocameheretoSt.Marie.

LookatthewebsiteonSt.MarieandlookatthevideoofthemiracleofSt.Marieand thebeautifulpeopleyousee;pilots,high ranking officers/enlisted and professional people whocouldafford to liveanywhere.Peoplewouldcome tousandsay,“Whatisitaboutthisplace,wehaveneverbeenhappier.”

For thosewhodonot know thehistoryofSt.Marie,a shortsummaryisthatthegovernment,afterspendingtensofmillionsof dollars, failed to find a use for the housing and put it upauction.The top threebidders for thehousingweresalvagecompanies.Thereasonbeing,ofcourse,waswhowouldliveonacoldwindblownhillonadesertedAirForcebasewithnojobsandtotalisolation;wewereridiculedandlaughedatwhenwecameandsaidwhatweweregoingtotrytodo.ApointtomakehereisifPatandIhadnotcame,therewouldbenoSt.Marie-nojobs,notaxbaseandnofuture,allbuildingswouldhavebeenmovedortakendown.

PatandIweresilentpartnersinthesalvagecompanythatgotthebid;itconsistedofTerry,mybrother,andJim,Pat’sbrother.Janie,mysister,wasmarriedtoPat’sbrotherJim.Theyweregoingtomovethefirst200units toeastHelenawheretherewasastrongdemand,butGSApulled thefinancing.Rumorwasthatatownfatherhadinfluenceandwasabletogetthefinancingpulled.Ourbrothersweregoingtolosealltheyhadputinandfriendsofourswhoalsohadinvestedwouldbehurt.Patsaidno tobankruptcyandweneeded topayeveryoneback;healsofeltthehomesshouldstayandbeabenefittothecommunity.

Ifollowmyman;welivedallovertheworld,sevenandahalfyears in theFarEast,and threeyears inEurope.WespenttimeinHongKong,Tokyo,Taipei;wescubadivedintheChinaSeaandenjoyedeachotherandraisingourchildren.InEuropewehadamotorhomeandtravelledconstantlyandhadPat’sparentsvisitforsixweeksandwentallthroughEuropeandtoEnglandandIreland;whenhisparentswere16theyhadtalkedofsomedayofgoingtoIreland,theyenjoyeditsomuchandsodidwe.Wetraveledover5,000milesandfourferrytripsinourmotorhomeinthosesixweeks.

WhenweretiredfromtheAirForceourplanwastogotothebestartschoolwecouldfindforthreeyearsthenbacktoEurope,ayearinFlorenceayearinParis.Wewouldthenbe48-yearsoldandgobacktoHelena,toGod’sMountain;whichPatjustsoldandputthefundsintoourbelovedSt.Marie.Well,wedidtheartschoolinPasadena,Calif.,overlookingtheRoseBowlforthreeyears,butalloftherestofithadtowaitandIfollowedmy

mantotheformerGlasgowAFB.PatsaidwewouldgiveittwoyearstobuildaMilitaryRetirementCommunity;thatwasokay,itwasagoodcause,andwhateverwedidtogetherweenjoyed.

Ofcoursetwoyearswasnotrealisticwithopposition.Patfoughteveryoneformanyyears;GlasgowwantedthewatercomingtothebaseandoneCountyOfficialmadethestatementhewouldstopus.Well,thereweremanymiracles,oryoucancallthemcoincidences,overtheyearsandSt.Mariewasatotalsuccess;lookatthe1996video.Ohhowbeautifulitwas.

ManytimesduringthoseyearsPatwouldaskValleyCountyforassistanceandwouldberefused,“wecannotdothatbecauseitwouldsetprecedence.”Patwouldrespondthatwellanyoneelsewhoowns1,200homesandiscreatinghundredsofjobsdothesameforthem.Theyfinallydidmakeanexceptionthattheyappliedonlytous;in1992theyraisedourtaxesapproximately1,000percent.Pathadnotbeenabletoevendrawawageallthoseyears,andthecountyraisedthetaxesfrom$700amonthto$7,000amonth,whichwasalotofmoney20yearsago.Thisofcoursecausedmuchstress,Pathadaheartattackandafewmonthslater,22yearsago,Ihadananeurismanddied.OnebeautifulthingwasthatasPatwasspeedingtotownknowingbybrainfunctionsweregoinghetoldmehelovedmesoverymuchandhadbeentruetomeallthose33years.Itwasniceofhimtosay,butIknewallthat.

Wehavenoregrets,webuiltsomethingsoveryspecialandifithadnotbeenforthe1,000percentincreaseintaxesthegolfcoursewouldbecomplete, thebowlingalleyandrestaurantswouldstillbeatSt.Marieandall theamenitieswehadthenwouldhavegrowntomanymoreandeverybuildingoccupiedby quality people and Valley County would have a hundredmilliondollartaxbaseandhundredsofmorejobswithadditionalschoolprogramsetc.Wegaveupourpersonalgoalsofart,travelandtimewithfamilytobuildSt.Marieanditwasworthit.

WecreatedhundredsofjobsforourbelovedEasternMontanaandmillions of dollars in tax revenue for ValleyCounty andnamedatownSt.Mariewhichhasmuchmeaningforus.Isaynoregrets,Pathasoneregret,hethoughtitmoreimportanttospendthousandsofdollarsonthechapelatSt.MarieinsteadofcontributinggenerouslytohiswonderfulSt.Raphael’sparish–heplannedonalargedonationafterSt.Mariewasasuccess–whichhopefullyitwillbe.

Pat has beenworking full time behind the scenes formanyyearsforSt.MarieandwillcontinuetoworktowardsabeautifulproductiveSt.Mariewecanallbeproudof.A local religiousminister told us when we came to Glasgow that there wasa black cloud over the area, actions like the 1,000 percentincreaseintaxesandalltheobstaclesweovercameindicatethatcouldbe true; ifnotwhy isPatbeing foughtbyallevennow?

Pat is an artist, not a businessman even though he has adegree inbusinessandeconomics,andheneededmeandthosemiraclestobuildSt.Marie.Heneedsyourhelp–plusmoremiracles, which will happen. Sometime ask Pat about“OurLadyoftheClouds;”signingoff,ThankYou!GodBless! ~JudyKelly

ShesacrificedsomuchforSt.MarieandIstillcrylikeababy

withthelossofher.Iknowshewouldbestickingupfor“herman,”andshejustdid.Thankyouforlettingherhavehersay.Someadvicetoyouyoungpeople,ifyouwantahappymarriedlifetakethebiblicalversionofmarriageandbeonespirit.JudyandIdidfightabitjusttomakelifeinteresting,butitendedthatnight.IstilltellhermanytimesadayIloveher,andthatisnotjustlookingback,butpresentandforeternity.

FastforwardfromthesuccessfulSt.Marieandthe1,000percentincrease in taxes the subsequent sale and the Terry Parksbankruptcy.IcamebacktoSt.MarieafterIsawsomeonetryingtoputSt.MarieDevelopmentCorp. intoanotherbankruptcy,someonewhohadliensandcouldtakeoverthestockholdersproperty. I have now spent another ten years fighting andamilliondollarstobringSt.Marieback.Tohaveanypossibilityto developSt.Marie the inventory of homesmust be underoneentitytobeabletocontrolmarketingandpricing.SoIputtogether a package with Century 21 that consolidated 446unitsownedbyOCIafinancialgroup;IgotridoftheliensbyMarvBetheaandanotherbygivingthemajudgmentinreturnforgoodtitleontheirproperties.TheC21brokersaysshehadopportunitiestosellthepackagebutBetheawouldnotdoquiettitletogetgoodtitleonhispropertyandOCIgottiredofwaitingand was going to auction off their units, so the opportunitypassedby.

SoagaintomakeSt.Mariemarketablethepropertieshadtobeconsolidatedforpricecontrolandmarketing.So,Ipurchasedthe 446 OCI units with a personal not, they rightfully knewwithoutconsolidationandquiettitlethepropertyhadnovalueascollateral.Ithenmadetradesandwasabletoconsolidatepropertiesbothsinglestoryandtwo-storyhomes.Ithenwentproudlywithmymajor accomplishment to theValleyCountyCommissioners and showed them that I had been able toconsolidate the inventory and basically had over 500 unitsfree and clear except for taxes and asked them for optionsandassistanceontheoutstandingtaxes.ItoldthemIneededtimetodoaquiettitle.Ihadalltheseassets,butunabletosellanythingtopaythetaxesbecauseoftitleproblems.Ineededawindowofsixmonthstodoaquiettitleandthencouldsellhomesandgetfinancingandeasilypay the taxesdue. Idobelieve in theblackcloudthat thereligiousministerhadsaidexistedfilledtheroomitwaslike“westoppedyouonce,whyareyouback?”CommissionerPippentoldmeIdidnotneedaquiettitleandthepeopleofSt.Mariedidnotwantaquiettitle.IsaidIwouldliketobriefeachofthemseparatelyonthefactsandbenefitsofasuccessfulSt.Marieandwasdenied.

Thatisnottheendofitthecountycommissionerslaterwentaftermyonlyincomeproperty.Thecountytreasurerinnocentlytold me, and actually believed, that the commissionersselectedthe13propertiesrandomlyoutoftheover400units.Thecoincidencetherewouldbelikewinningmanymultimilliondollarlotteriesinarow;thosethirteenunitshadtohavebeenhandpickedbyaleastoneofthecommissioners.Cancountycommissioners use their power to punish an individual taxpayerlikethat;andforwhatpurpose?Isitapoliticalthing?IamagainstabortionanddowanttopromoteaChristianCommunitythatisbasedonhelpingothers–stmariemt.com.

What could thepossible reasonbe for theanimosity towardme, or is it animosity towardSt.Marie?What is the reason

the leadershipofValleyCounty isnotpromoting jobcreationandgreatertaxbasehasbeenagainstthedevelopmentofSt.Marie?Aquickstoryfromtheearlydays,afurniturestoreownertoldmehewantedtohelpme,butwouldbepunishedifhedidso.Isitthe“bigfishinalittlepond”syndromeorjusttheattitudeyoucannotcomeintomytownandmakemoney,orareafraidofalargesuccessfulSt.Marie?Ibelieveinthe“blackcloud,”itexistedthenandexiststodayandhastakentheinitiativeoutofthegoodpeopleofGlasgow.KennyNewtonalocalbusinessman asked at a publicmeeting “where are the people whowouldbenefitfromSt.Marie,”aretheybeatintothegroundbytheblackcloud?Apersonwhoisasuccessfulbusinessownerrecentlytoldmethatthereisnoinitiativeandthatmostfeeltheyhavenopowertochangethings.

Thetruthisthatyoustoreowners,religiousgroups,teachersand school officials and all residents of Valley County havea say. How many stores would be closed without the 500shoppersofSt.Marie,howmanyhaircuts,taxreturnsandnewcarpurchaseshavebeenmade in the last20years?WhenIfirstwent to theValleyCountyCommissioners,manyyearsago, one of the commissioners said he was not concernedaboutdevelopingSt.Marie,“mostofthetaxmoneywouldjustgototheschools.”

How much support would there be in a rural communityanywhereinthecountryforhundredsofjobsanda$100milliontaxbase?AndthesituationherewithSt.Marieis,ifitdoesnotgrowitwillbeasuperproblemforever,ablackblotchinValleyCounty attracting people with many problems who have nochoiceexceptina$20,000houseand$200rent.Thatisafact;analyzeyourselves,ifthereare400homesforsaleorrentby30differentownersandonly20peoplelookingwhatwouldthepricesbe.

Weareatacrossroadstodaywhereallcanbelost,theinventorycanbedismantled to thepointwhere there isnochance forsuccess. St. Marie cannot be developed if the communitydoesnotfindawaytoassist.TheindividualwhocameinwithTerryParkscoulddestroyanychancewehaveandthecountycommissionersneedtobeopentobriefingsandhelpdesignaplan fordevelopment.St.MarieDevelopmenthad todeclareaChapter11bankruptcytosavetheChapelfromBetheaandalsotheLibrary/PostOfficefromanotherindividual.

I am encouraged with the new president of the Two RiversGrowth;sheisadoerandamotivatorandhopefullyanavenuewherepeoplecangetinvolved.Shehasasolidboardmadeup of Commissioner Bruce Peterson, Glasgow Mayor, theChamberofCommerce,aschoolsystemrepresentative,andmanybusinessownersandothersinterestedinthewelfareofourcommunity.Iidentifymorewiththeruralpeoplewhowantjobs for their children so they can stay close and also theirconcern formore school programs, hopefullymany of themwillgetinvolved.Itismyresponsibilitytobriefthemallontheurgency and importance of getting involved; their input andleadershipisrequired.

Send me an email to patlcg@aol.com with comments orquestions,Iwouldliketobriefinterestedgroups.

Sincerely, Pat Kelly

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Sunday, May 11th

10:00am ~ 3:00pmOr Until Food Is Gone! • 1st Come, 1st Serve

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Oven Roasted Turkeys • Roasted Pig BBQ • Barron of Beef

VALLEY VIEW HOME IS HAVING A

COMMUNITY RUMMAGE SALE, BAKE SALE,

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SATURDAY, MAY 17TH

8AM - 12PM If you are willing to donate to

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Mother’s Day

Free gift wrapping on all Fashionette purchases.

• Jewelry• Watches• Fashion Scarves & Pins• Purses & Wallets• Sleepwear & Robes• Dresses• Colorful Socks & Leggings• Gift Certificate

Gift Ideas

The community is invited to join in for an Evening of Praise and Worship at The Assembly of God Church this Friday.There is no set agenda, There is no set agenda, but just a time of praise, prayer and worship. Please join us to simply enjoy God’s presence as we lift up His name.

Evening of Praise May 9th, 7pm-9pm

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Our silly Scotty softball players Part 2... best of luck this weekend – hope you don’t get rained out!

Lunch with MSU Bobcat’s Coach Ash is Tuesday, May 13th from noon – 2:00 at the Cottonwood Inn’s Banquet Room. Cost is $10 per person which includes a Taco Bar and a drink. Please RSVP to Tom Schmitt AT 228-3909 or Tom.Schmidtt@northwestfcs.com or Josh Wanago, jwanago@msubobcats.com. There will be lots of door prizes and giveaway items.

Have lunch with the MSU crew

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MONDAY

Sue BakerThe difference between the Pope and your boss, the Pope only expects you to kiss his ring.

Please join us at the library this Tuesday for Tuesday Tech Nite. Tech Nite starts at 5:00pm and continues until all your questions are answered or the library closes at 7:00pm. Our knowledgeable host is Brian Gregory who will be able to answer your questions - from kindles to Ipads to laptops! Are you a newbie to surfing the web or does your searching just not get you the results you are looking for? Brian will be able to provide guidance in this area too. Have a topic you would like presented during an upcoming Tech Nite, just let Brian or a library staff member know and we will put it on our schedule. Mark your calendars for Tuesday Tech Nite on May 13th at 5:00pm.

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on changes to commercial use rules at state fishing access sites, wildlife management areas and state parks. The commercial use administrative rules were originally adopted by the former FWP Commission in 2006 and amended in 2009 to establish policy and permit requirements for commercial uses on all FWP land. In 2013, the State Parks and Recreation Board and the Fish & Wildlife Commission were established. Rather than creating separate sets of commercial use administrative rules, the board and commission are jointly proposing amendments to the commercial use rules that would continue to apply to all FWP land. Among the changes are proposals to: 1) clarify that commercial fishing access site permits are not valid at state parks; 2) no longer require permits for individual commercial photographers; 3) list the grounds for which a commercial use permit could be suspended or revoked; 4) allow a permit holder to qualify for a fee adjustment by donating all proceeds beyond expenses from an activity or event; and 5) rename the “Restricted Use Permit” the “Commercial Use Permit”. FWP will host a public hearing on the rule changes in Helena on June 3, at 6 p.m., at 1420 East 6th Ave. Public comment will be accepted through June 13. To view or comment on the proposals, visit FWP’s website at fwp.mt.gov; then click Public Notices. Public comment can also be emailed to FWPCommercialUseComments@mt.gov; or mailed to FWP-Commercial Use Rules, P.O. Box 200701, Helena, MT 59620-0701.

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As the season warms, the number of motorcycles on Montana roads will increase — and so will the number of crashes. Motorcyclist deaths in Montana increased 50 percent in 2012 and more than 13 percent again last year. “We all want to have fun and enjoy our favorite recreation, but motorists and motorcyclists need to safely share the road-see and be seen,” said Jim Morrow, director of Montana Motorcycle Rider Safety (MMRS). “Motorcycle Safety Awareness in May is an opportunity to remind everyone they have a responsibility to be aware of other vehicles and prevent a tragedy from happening,” said Morrow. Approximately 80 percent of reported motorcycle crashes result in injury or death while the figure for automobile crashes is about 20 percent, according to motorcycle safety information from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Drivers can overlook motorcyclists because they are smaller and have a lower profile. Because of the smaller size, drivers can also misjudge how close a motorcycle is, and how fast it is going, according to Morrow. “People often see what they expect to see. If you are not thinking about motorcycles, your brain may not perceive a motorcycle,” said Morrow. “The cool weather has kept riders off the roads, so drivers aren’t used to them yet. Now its time to be alert for motorcycles, on all roads, all the time,” he added. Research from NHTSA shows that per vehicle mile traveled, motorcyclists are about 39 times more likely than passenger car occupants to die in a crash. A majority of collisions involving a motorcycle and another motor vehicle tend to occur at intersections or during a lane change. Morrow encourages motorists to actively search for an approaching motorcycle before entering or changing lanes. “Check your mirrors and your blind spot,” said Morrow. Motorcyclists also have a responsibility to keep themselves safe. A substantial number of motorcycle fatalities are single vehicle crashes. “Distraction, speed, not wearing a helmet, operator error-these are all elements that contribute to injuries and deaths for motorcycle riders,” said Morrow. “Wear your protective gear, make sure you are visible, stay within speed limits-and always ride sober,” he advised. The right riding skills are also critical to motorcyclist safety. The purpose of the Montana Motorcycle Rider Safety program is to teach riders of all levels how to improve their safety. Montana Motorcycle Rider Safety offers these tips for

both drivers and motorcyclists:• Respectallothervehiclesontheroad.• Allowamotorcyclistthefull lanewidth-nevertrytosharealane.

• Performavisualcheckformotorcyclesbycheckingmirrorsandblindspotsatintersectionsandbeforeenteringorexitingalaneoftraffic.

• Always signal your intentions before changing lanes ormergingwithtraffic.

• Don’tbefooledbyaflashingturnsignalonamotorcycle;waittobesurethemotorcycleisgoingtoturnbeforeyouproceed.

• Allowmorefollowingdistance-threeorfourseconds-behindamotorcyclesothemotorcyclisthasenoughtimetomaneuverorstopinanemergency.

• Nevertailgate.Indryconditions,motorcyclescanstopmorequicklythancars.

• Focusondrivinganddon’tgetdistracted.• Neverdrivewhileimpaired.• Tokeepthemselvessafer,motorcyclistsshould:• Avoidridinginpoorweatherconditions.• WearbrightlycoloredprotectivegearandaDOT-complianthelmet.

• Use turn signals for every turn or lane change, nomatterwhatothervehiclesarearound.

• Combinehandsignalsandturnsignalstodrawmoreattentiontothemselves.

• Usereflectivetapeandstickerstobemoreconspicuous.• Uselanepositiontobemostvisibletootherdrivers.

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