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Tere will be a two-day race and J KindleBenefit this Saturday andSunday, 4th and 5th at theDodson Speedway. AMXRace and Derby is Saturdaywith a silent auction. Racetime is 2 p.m. Sunday isAMX Race at 1 p.m. Food will be availableboth days Proceeds and

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BUZZIFIEDS

A Thursdaynightfreeze

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. Westnorthwest wind 6 to 13 mph becoming southwest after

midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.

Thursday:A 30 percent chance of showers before noon.Partly sunny, with a high near 49. Breezy, with a northwest

wind 13 to 18 mph increasing to 23 to 28 mph in the

afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 39 mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 28.Blustery, with a northwest wind 13 to 23 mph, with gusts as

high as 31 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57. West windaround 7 mph.

Friday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 37. Southwind around 7 mph.

Saturday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 66. Southwestwind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Saturday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 46.

Sunday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.

Sunday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 44.

Monday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 64.

Monday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 43.

Tuesday:Partly sunny, with a high near 61.

BUZZHELP WANTED:Part-time Convenience Store Clerk/Cafor public service, be a self-starter who keeps busy, muswritten & verbal instructions, must be honest, trustworthResponsibilities include: Providing outstanding customer sstocking & processing sales of merchandise (incl. tobaccchange, balancing tills, answering phone, general cleatickets & other duties as assigned. Days & hours will vPosition open until flled. APPLY AT AGLAND CO-OP, GFOR KORY TO PICK UP AN APPLICATION.

BUZZHELP WANTED:Bartender & server. Apply at DURUM

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BUZZTIRES & WHEELS FOR SALE:4 aluminum alloy wheelA.T. tires. Lots of tread left, size LT 235/80 R 17 ten pgood condition, came off 2006 Chevy pickup. Asking $8745 OR 230-0489.

BUZZFURNITURE FOR SALE:Dark wood dining room table &table, double globe hanging lamp, 4 drawer steel fle cdresser. CALL 228-2268.

BUZZALWAYS BUYING antiques, primitives, cupboards, farmand all others. Enjoy digging out in old farm buildings. Cato larger estates.CALL PATSY 406-785-2321, CELL 2

Last nights little cloud burst dropped nearly a quarterinch o rain. Another system and cold ront will movethrough early on Tursday, bringing another chance or rainrom west to east during the day Tursday. In addition, windyconditions will impact the region, mainly this afernoon andTursday afernoon. Winds this afernoon will be mainlyaround 20 to 25 MPH and gusts to 30 MPH, but on Tursday

winds will be a bit stronger at 25 to 30 MPH and gusts upto 40 MPH. Tursday night into Friday morning, lowtemperatures may get down to the low 20s to low 30s.

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HEATING UP

This illegally killed bull elk was recovered in the Missouri River Breaks as part of

a Blaine County criminal case that resulted i n a Hays man paying $2,170 in fnes

and restitution. (photo courtesy Montana FWP)

A Hays man has been convictedon two misdemeanor criminal countsin connection with the illegal killing otwo elk in southeastern Blaine Countylast year. William J. Hughes, 35, initially was

charged with hunting without a validlicense or illegally killing a bull elkon Bureau o Land Management landin the Missouri River Breaks, huntingduring a closed season or shooting at acow elk with a rifle during the archery-only season, and accountability or theconduct o others when two minorsunder his direction and supervisionkilled a cow elk without a license andduring a closed season. In a signed agreement filed intoBlaine County Justice Court, Hughespleaded guilty to the first two countsand paid $170 in fines and surchargesand $2,000 in restitution. He also lost

privileges to fish, hunt and trap ora year in Montana and the 41 otherstates currently participating in theInterstate Wildlie Violator Compact,said Montana Fish, Wildlie & ParksRegion 6 Criminal Investigator LennieBuhmann, who helped on the case. Te two dead elk were recoveredand seized by FWP Warden Sgt. Shane

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Reno o Havre, Chinook Warden DirkPaulsen, Buhmann, and others. BlaineCounty Justice o the Peace PerryMiller agreed with prosecutors andallowed the accountability charge to bedismissed in return or the two guiltypleas. Tese two elk are among the 10

elk that we know were either killedor wounded unlawully with rifles inHunting District 621 during the 2012and 2013 archery seasons, Buhmannsaid. Were working hard and makingcases on these significant public wildlielosses as quickly and effectively as wecan.

Hays man pleads guilty on two counts in Missouri River Breaks elk case

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y Enquiries Caller: Id like the number o the Argo Fish Bar,please. Operator:Im sorry, sir, there is no listing. Are yousure that the spelling is correct? Caller:Well, it used to be called the Bargo Fish Barbut the B ell off.

Ten there was the caller who asked for a knitwearcompany in Woven.

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RAC Motoring Services Caller: Does your European Breakdown Policycover me when I am traveling in Australia? Operator:Does the policy name give you a clue?

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Letter to the Buzz

KELLYONOMICS and BEHEALOGICAL FINANCIALMODELS- Lets stop the dancing, BSing, and spinning andput the issues in a Nutshell Review. Economatricians speako Reaganomics, Keynesian Economics, Guns or ButterEconomies....but we have to deal with Kellyonomic andBethealogical financial approaches to St. Marie economics.With all the lawsuits past and present pending, the MAINocus is primarily on PROPERY ILES and LAND/BUILDINGS OWNERSHIP that are in question. Along with

these clouded challenges one must include issues o LIENS,FORECLOSURES, CONFESSION o JUDGMEN and AXSALES. Failure to pay bills cause the previously mentioneditems. Some havent paid their taxes, water, or associationbills but have money to file lawsuits....maybe they shouldbe in the category o HOOLIGANOMICS! Standup Folkskeep the St. Marie inrastructure going by paying all theirbills and serving on the Association Boards voluntarily. Teyoperate on an ethical, legal plane and dont expect to getsomething or nothing.RIGGER- My previous BUZZ article on pastSHENANIGANS in St. Marie was repeated, re enorced, andexpanded upon by Kellys article in last weeks BUZZ, thenagain by a conversation I had with Ilene Hathaway. I raninto her at the VFW steak ry last Friday and she verifiedthat what Kelly quoted her as saying WAS COMPLEELY

RUE.BROADER/DEEPER- Inormation that all people shouldknow about the why and what is going on in St. Marie, alittle HISORY, so here goes:HE EARLY YEARS- Pat Kelly bought St. Marie housingand commercial buildings built and paid or by the tax payers,the ORIGINAL developers. He sold some 211 condo unitsthen sold the remaining properties to erry Parks. Parkswent BANKRUP and then came Valley Park Liquidatingrust with Marv Bethea leading the way. Parks is currentlygoing to college (serving 10 years in the State Penitentiary).PROBLEMS SAR- Representing Valley Park Liquidatingrust, Bethea sends out a proposal to St. Marie unit owners(April 23, 2001) stating the ollowing: Te Bankr uptcy Judgehas ordered that we are to SEPARAE the units CURRENLYILED to us rom St. Marie Condominium (SMCA)and FORM a separate Condo Association or ownhouseSubdivision. We are in the process o determining how thiswill be accomplished, WHA units will be included andhow the COSS will be allocated. Our interpretation o theJudges ruling gives us what we have been seeking or sometime now- the ability to REMOVE rom the existing SMCAALL o the units owned by the VPL, Wrights and othersthat have been considered Developer units. What is not

clear is whether or not units owned by other individuals canbe included in this separation. Tese units currently areincluded in the SMCA and are subject to its assessments andregulations, notwithstanding the act that they may not becurrently assessed.NVCCA-On May 25, 2001 VLP drafs a DECLARAIONor North Valley County Condominium....stated as theDeclarant whereby LANDS and PROPERY hereinaferdescribed are submitted and subject to the Montana UnitOwnership Act. On March 22, 2002 the new separateAssociation NVCCA is filed with the Secretary o State asa non profit Corporation, signed by its registered agentM.W. Bethea. On March 24th o 2003 an Annual Report

was filed with the State o Montana signed by M.W. Bethea,Vice President o the Board o NVCCA. As President o theBoard o NVCCA Bethea wrote and signed RESOLUIONNo. 2004-01 declaring that any member 30 days or moredelinquent in payment o their assessments is not in GOODSANDING and thereore not eligible to vote or serve on theNVCCA Board. (Yet he tried to serve on the Village Boardwhile in arrears, which subsequently went to Court andruled against his serving and he was kicked off the board)He resigned rom the NVCCA Board, enorced liens andoreclosures or his lawn mowing contract which he wrote tohimsel, took all o NVCCA properties and monies and lefNVCCA bankrupt and non operational.KELLY-Got a RO (temporary restraining order) approvedon the day o the scheduled Sheriffs Sale o his SMDC (StMarie Development Corp) properties. He has an agreement

signed by Bethea, OCI (Olympic Coast Investment), Edson,and Pat Kelly in which he claims Bethea breached theagreement - Cause No. DV-2013-31 which is still pending.DM Corporation-Now enter Merrill Frantz, dated August7, 2014 claiming that hes a Party in Interest as a creditorrelating to Valley Park Inc.- past Debtor in Bankruptcy CaseNo. 97-12587-JLP-11. Frantz requested that the Court granthis Motion Seeking Enorcement o Judge Petersons Orderand order the signing and recording o a corrected deed.But the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Butte was the wrongCourt and this matter should be addressed in District C ourtin Valley County. So the Motion was denied on July 17, 2014.Tis goes along the same lines as erry-Lee, Te Living Beingfiling Case No. DV-2014-35 requesting a Motion to surveyout his condo building 403 A,B,C,D. Tey claim to attemptto get clear title to their property.LEGAL OPINION-

On July 24, 2014, Legal Council or St.Marie Condo Association responded to DMs Frantz anderry-Lee, Proxy or NSM (New St. Marie, LLC- Mitchell)stating the ollowing: Te developer DID NO WANO PAY a proportionate share o the cost o maintainingthe common elements until the units were sold. Uponthe expiration o the developers rights to add or subtractunits and adjust the percentage ownership o COMMONELEMENS, a substantial number o units remained unsold.

This 1920 +/- sq. ft. home has been newly remodeled withnew kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel

painted inside and out. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 sleepingrooms and a large open dining room, kitchen, and livingroom. Large windows add a lot of natural light in this

home. Ove rsized double car garage with new driveway andfenced yard make this home truly Move in Ready!

531 9th Street North, Glasgow- Asking $239,000Offered by:Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner(406) 228-2525 -

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GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Cold Cereal Fruit BarMixed Fruit Milk

Lunch

Cheese Stick Taco Soup w/Crackers Pears P.B. Bar

Choice of Fruit Milk

THURSDAY

Tese unsold units had NEVER received an common elements. What remained in the handPark Liquidating rust, and various subseo units that were acquired by SALE, FORECAX DEED, or units in racts 4 and 5, were tSPACES o BUILDINGS whose EXERIOR iUNI OWNERS o SMCA, on LAND and SUby LAND that is OWNED by UNI OWNERBankruptcy Court can approve the filing o a pbut CANNO waive the requirements o Moimplementing the plan. 100% o the OWNEGeneral Common Elements was held by the uSMCA, thus there was no ownership in com

lef that was available to transer to any unitsValley County Condominium Association DevHE RES OF HE SORY- Now Folks, dpicture? Ive given you all that I have, Court DoDocuments, Contracts, Letters, Interviews....Ahave signatured in writing. NO SPIN, NO BSMam.....and Tats the Rest o Te Story!

~ Nick Chiechi -Te Due Diligent

~comments, additions, corrections, opinions e


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SPECIALS :

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We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties HereBOOK NOW!

WEDNESDAY

Soup: TOMATO

Lunch:GRILLED HAM& CHEESE

Dinner:HAMBURGER STEAK

THURSDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch:CHICKEN PHILLYDinner: 8oz CHICKEN

FRIED STEAK

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH BURGERDinner: 8oz SIRLOIN

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SATURDAY

Soup: COOKS CHOICE

Lunch:3pc CHICKEN STRIPSDinner: T-BONE STEAK

Michael Uphues, grand-son o Laverne Davis,completed his Spartan riectaon Saturday, September 27thin Chicago, Illinois.

A Spartan Race is anobstacle race in whichparticipants run, jump,climb, crawl, carry heavyobjects, push, pull and, inthe case o the Chicago SuperSpartan, swim their way tothe finish line.

In order to complete aSpartan riecta, the athletemust finish three types oSpartan Races in a calendaryear. In Michaels case, hecompleted them as ollows:a 4-mile Spartan Sprint with15+ obstacles in Big Fork,Montana on May 10th; a13-mile Spartan Beast with

25+ obstacles in Salt LakeCity, Utah, on June 28th; andthe 8-mile Super Spartan inChicago on September 27th. Tough Michael likes allthe obstacles in the races, hisavorite is the swimming; hewishes there was more o thatin every race. His avoritedistance is the 13-mileSpartan Beast because o themental toughness required tocomplete it.

He uses obstacle racingas a means o cross-trainingor hockey as he continueshis journey towards the NHL(National Hockey League).

Come out to the ValleyEvent Center or Ice Dawgshockey this all and winterand cheer on your hometeam.

Spartan rifecta accomplished!


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