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Vol.3,No.84 Tuesday,June

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Te Worlds #1 JukebMusical explodes onto the FPeck Summer Teatre stage

three weekends only. Following the recobreakingAll Shook Up and Rof Fire, audiences are sure (aencouraged) to dance in taisles at Buddy: Te Buddy Ho

Fort Peck SummeTeatre CelebrateBUDDY HOLLY

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What a niceweekend...

Tonight: Isolated showers and thunderstorms before

midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 51. West wind16 to 21 mph becoming west northwest 8 to 13 mph in theevening. Winds could gust as high as 29 mph. Chance ofprecipitation is 20%.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74. Westnorthwest wind 7 to 9 mph.

Tuesday Night:A chance of showers and thunderstorms,then showers likely after midnight. Mostly cloudy, with alow around 49. North northeast wind 5 to 9 mph. Chanceof precipitation is 60%.

Wednesday: Showers likely, with thunderstorms alsopossible after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 67.

North wind 6 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

Wednesday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.North wind around 6 mph becoming light and variable

after midnight.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. Eastsoutheast wind 7 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Thursday Night:A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Partly cloudy, with a low around 51.

Friday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partlysunny, with a high near 73.

Friday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51.

Saturday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partlysunny, with a high near 70.

Saturday Night:A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49.

Sunday:A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 75.

Fridays teaser: A king has no sons, no daughters, and no queen.For this reason he must decide who will take the throne after hedies. To do this he decides that he will give all of the children

of the kingdom a single seed. Whichever child has the largest,most beautiful plant will earn the throne; this being a metaphorfor the kingdom. At the end of the contest all of the children cameto the palace with their enormous and beautiful plants in hand.After he looks at all of the childrens pots, he finally decides that

the little girl with an empty pot will be the next Queen. Why didhe choose this little girl over all of the other children with theirbeautiful plants?

Answer: The king gave them all fake seeds and the little girl wasthe only honest child who didnt switch seeds.

Todays teaser: A man murders his wife with a knife in theircar. Nobody is around to see this. He throws her out of the car

being careful not to leave anyfingerprints on her body. Nexthe throws the knife off of a cliff

into a gorge where it will neverbe found and he goes home. Anhour later the police call himand tell him that his wife has

been murdered and he needs tocome to the scene of the crimeimmediately. As soon as hearrives, he is arrested. How didthey know he did it?

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Nick has questions, Merrill has answers

Letter to the Buzz

Tis letter is in response to Nick Chiechis letter tothe Buzz in the June 3rd issue. I didnt wish to reply toMr. Chiechis most recent article, because I believe it iscounter productive and o no use to sling mud in thesearticles. What is necessary is a coming together o thecommunity and a consensus on how we are to proceed.With this in mind, there must be a new spirit and tone toour communications other than finding ault. So, with that

in mind, I thank Mr. Chiechi or putting orth pertinentquestions and giving much-needed input. Would that allthe people in St. Marie were as willing to provide input ashe has!1. Q - Is it putting the cart beore the horse, since ArticleX has not been ruled on legally?A - Te 1988 Protective Covenants o the Village o St.Marie is a legal binding document. Te wording o ArticleX is so legally obvious, that no legal interpretation shouldbe required. Te language is what the language is.

2. Q - No vote on anything should take place since thereis NO legal power to do so.A - Te Protective Covenants are unequivocal. Fify-one percent o the unit and property owners (Covenant

Owners) can make any decision that has to do with thecommunity, and their findings and conclusions are legallybinding. Tis was the purpose o the Protective Covenants.

3. Q - Are the ollowing legalsubdivisions with newdeclarants, townhomes, new association?A - Tey are legal when the Covenant Owners say they are.

4. Q - What is planned or NVCCA, is it legal or not?A - Any duplex or ourplex in the town o St. Marie canbe converted to a condo. Its up to what the people want.Everything could be very easily dealt with i there was aclear title picture on all the properties.

5. Q - What is the result o the Quiet itle action betweenEMS and DM?

A - Te case is still pending.

6. Q - Why does DM and Mitchell want control o theSt. Marie Village Association?A - Because we own a majority o the units, and the policiesput orth by the ormer Board have been so detrimental toprogress in St. Marie that new blood is required to get abetter perspective and better results.

7. Q - Are the 3 largest investors capitalized enough todevelop St. Marie and are they paying all their bills?A - One interesting aspect to this is that all parties haveagreed that in order to upgrade roads, street lights, etc.that a portion o each sale o each unit will be given to theVillage or that purpose.

8. Q - How many condos have the Big 3 fixed and soldto date?A - Teres no way that any kind o progress can be madeuntil there is a clear title picture. Te act that the units areonly selling or $35,000.00 is ample testimony to the act

that clear title must be obtained. No one views St. Marie asa permanent situation only a temporary stop, because noone can gain clear title to their property. (See http://www.stmarienews.wordpress.com/posts or urther discussiono Quiet itle)

9. Q - What is the business plan o the 3 investors howare they going to fix, sell, and make money in St. Marie.A Everything is predicated on one concept gainingclear title to our property. Until we can sell what we have asunencumbered, theres not much we can do. Te reason were being so meticulous and inclusiveas ar as the Protective Covenants are concerned is toavoid uture problems that might arise rom a policyperspective, and so that everyone will know exactly

what their rights are, exactly what their rules are, andexactly what the consequences are. Tis is the reasonwe are being so careul and all-inclusive so that thepeople will have the tools and mechanisms to runtheir affairs in such a way that is most advantageous tothem. Te problem in St. Marie is that the power in thecommunity is centered in too ew people. Tat has tochange. It must change. It will change. I it doesntchange, get used to selling your units, i you can sellthem, at $35,000.00 apiece, and having only poor peoplemove in that dont have any extra money to pay theirbills. ~Merrill Frantz, St. Marie

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Sovereign or Patriot?

SOVEREIGNS- Who and what are they? Whatdo they stand or and what is their direction? Inthe past Merrill Frantz article in he Buzz Mr.Frantz asked: What is a Sovereign? I ask himto write another article and describe exactly whata Sovereign Being is and why one choses thatpath.

CLARITY NEEDED-I have l imited knowledgeon the subject as do many other olks. Ive beentold theres a dierence between he UnitedStates and the United States o America. hisis not clear to me. I have read the 5 page articleput out by the ABA (American Bar Assoc) in May2014. It described many ACICS with exampleson how Sovereign People operate.

It mentioned FLOODING the Courts withmeaningless paperwork, taking power in areasi allowed to, iling alse 1099s on people, ilingalse liens, taking others property alsely, on andon and on. So FRANZ, I also challenge you toclariy and EXPLAIN the items mentioned in theABA ARICLE.

IN AGREEMENT- However, I am heavily inagreement that I too dont like the direction ourcountry is being taken- Economically, Socially onDomestic Issues, and on Foreign Diplomacy. Itoo question the worth o some o our countrysleaders, their activities, and their rampling onhe Constitution! Ive had many conversationswith erry-Lee on these issues and thats what wedo have IN COMMON.

BUT with all this being said, I considermysel A PARIO. Being a Navy veteran, Istrongly believe in DUY to God and Country.I also believe in the American Way o Lie -the FREEDOMS and RIGHS provided us. So I

believe that I am a PARIO having served andought or those VALUES. Additional ly, I eel I domy patriotic duty by PAYING AXES that provideor the rights, beneits, and comorts o ourCIVILIZED SOCIEY. Overall, in comparison,no other country is like the good Ol U.S.A.! ~ Nick Chi echi , St. Marie

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From top to bottom, its bebest years on record, Milk River Cournament Director Brenner Fthe 15th annual event. Te commbe proud. But nobody was happierDawson and Jake Aune who wopounds on five cats.

Even though they had

five biggest catfish in the firsttournament Saturday, there worrisome moments; one o ttrying to go belly up. However, tto get it revived, keep it alive and stage.

When all said and done, imatter. Tey still would have other our fish, as their weight wpounds heavier than the r unner-

It could be the largest margitournament history, Brenner exp

Teir hot bait o the night wa Sometimes finding bait ltournament in itsel, Brenner no

As or the runners-up, Scott

Jason Maynard, they know the Mwell, too. Both went to high schScott has moved back to Glasgow And just as Brenner predictteams really shined because o level. Most o the out-a-townefished the Cat Classic with these act the top eight teams and 13 teams (all over 20 pounds each) or both o them who are amiliathe murky Milk River in low-flow

It was a good night o Brenner. Anything over twenty pfish is a good night. But, or previous chaGordon o Belgrade and Mac Reiit was a night o fishing that turnefinalnight o fishing as ar as theconcerned, or or anytournament iCats Circuit. We had them in the crossthey got a mulligan last year, Bren A complaint rom another te

15th Annual Cat Classic champions, Jake Aune and Chad Dawson

Runners-up Scott Swanson and Jason Maynard

3rd place nishers Shawn Wersal and Jake Aune, who also baught

themselves in the calcutta. Thatll do, Shawn said.

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Megan Wiltshire, BUDDYeatures a cast o 25 who alsodouble as the productions onstage band. Leading the company is Patrick Cook as BuddyHolly, who directed during the 2012 season. He issurrounded by many iconic personalities o Americanmusic, including Evan Goldhahn, Colton Swibold andMorgan Phelps as Te Crickets, John Knispel as RitchieValens, Stephen Brunson as Te Big Bopper, MariaMiller as Buddys wie Maria Elena, and Nick Dirkesand Green-Chappell as music producers Norman andVi Petty. Also eatured are Jamie Parnell, Quinn Vaira,Chanel Bragg, Megan Wiltshire, Jon Svingen, SydneyHayward, Cheyenne Beckner, Lachlan Vaira, ArielleSiebold, Lauren Kolstad, Jade Jones, Hailey Stone, DebraGriebel, Lily Helland, revor oavs and Amanda Kresal. Perormance times are June 13 June 29: Fridays &Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 4:00 p.m.

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Reminder: June 12 Havre meeting set todiscuss Fish & Wildlife funding issues Members o the public are reminded that MontanaFish, Wildlie & Parks will host a meeting to discussrecent recommendations rom an advisory councilregarding hunting and fishing licenses and ees rom

7-9 p.m. on June 12 at Havres Great Northern Inn. Te Fish & Wildlie Licensing and Funding AdvisoryCouncil recently spent eight months examining FWPscurrent license system and unding cycle or fish andwildlie management. Tat work resulted in recentrecommendations to FWP Director Jeff Hagener thatwould provide an additional $6.25 million a year to staveoff deep budget cuts to fish and wildlie managementprograms. Te recommendations are aimed at a simplifiedlicensing system; standardized license discounts oryouth, seniors, and disabled hunters; a revamped baseprice structure and other adjustments to provide aair and stable source o revenue or the states fish andwildlie conservation efforts.

An additional public meeting to discuss these issuesis set or 7-9 p.m. on June 24 in the basement o theMontana State Bank, 220 N. Main Street, in Plentywood. Te councils recommendations are available byclicking on the Licensing and Funding AdvisoryCouncil section on FWPs website at wp.mt.gov. Formore inormation about the upcoming FWP Region 6meetings, call 406-228-3700.