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ThrowingSmokeWhile Glasgows

Don and Marla Jan

Dedobbeleer are strong

Scotty supporters,

they also have to cheer

on Huntley Project

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Tonight: Showers and thunderstorms before midnight.Some storms could be severe, with large hail, damaging

winds, and heavy rain. Low around 59. Southeast wind 13to 18 mph becoming south southwest 5 to 10 mph aftermidnight. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph. Chance ofprecipitation is 80%.

Thursday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 77. West northwestwind 18 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 51. West

northwest wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.

Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Light and variablewind.

Friday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 55. East wind6 to 8 mph.

Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 79. East wind 10to 13 mph.

Saturday Night:A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 54.

Sunday:A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a

high near 76.Sunday Night:A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with alow around 52. Breezy.

Monday:Showers and thunderstorms likely. Mostly cloudy,with a high near 69.

Monday Night:Showers and thunderstorms likely. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 51.

Tuesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 69.

Tunderstorm development is expected by middaytoday and will continue into the evening and overnighthours. Te threat or severe weather is mainly north othe Missouri River; however, Petroleum and GarfieldCounties could have thunderstorms that producedamaging winds. Areas along the Canadian border andthe northeast corner o the state will have the highestpotential or very strong and severe thunderstorms.

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Arthritis Foundation Exercise classes wil l begin uesday,June 2 at the Senior Center rom 10:30 am to 11:30 am andcontinue weekly on uesdays and Tursdays throughout thesummer. Anyone o any age is welcome to participate inthese classes. Te Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program is acommunity based, recreational group exercise and educationprogram designed specifically or people with arthritis andrelated diseases. Te programs multiple components help reduce painand stiffness, and help maintain or improve mobility, musclestrength and unctional ability. Each class includes a varietyo exercises that can be perormed while sitting, standing orlying on the floor; endurance-building routines/ relaxation

exercises; and health education topics. Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program classes areconducted by trained and certified instructor RoubieYounkin, MSU Extension agent. Classes are one hour inlength and meet twice a week. A class series is typicallyeight weeks but may be offered on an ongoing basis i thereis adequate interest. Tere is no charge and participants areencouraged (but not required) to preregister by calling theValley County Extension Office at 228-6241.

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Hoops happening here this weekend Te Womens Resource Centers 4th Annual Breakthe Silence o Violence Mens Basketball ournamentis this Friday and Saturday, May 30th and 31st at theGlasgow Civic Center! Everyone is invited to come and watch the action.All proceeds go towards victim services. Tis issponsored by the Womens Resource Center & MontanaNative Womens Coalition.

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Tuesdays teaser: A y oung woman is atten dingher mothers funeral. While there, she meets aman she has never seen before and falls in loveimmediately. After the funeral she tries to find himbut cannot. Several days later she kills her sister.Why does she kill her sister?

Answer: She killed her sister in hopes that the manwould be at the funeral. Some people say this riddleis a test of a psychopath. If you answer it correctly,you could be one. (And obviously, she would be one

as well.)Todays teaser: A man leav es a $100 doll ar billon his desk and leaves work. When he returns themoney is gone. He has three suspects: the cook,the cleaning lady, and the mail guy. The cook sayshe put the money under a book on his d esk to keepit safe. They check and it is no longer there. Themaid says she moved it when she was cleaning tothe inside of the book between page 1 and 2. Theyopen the book and look between page number 1and 2 but it isnt there. The mail guy says he sawit sticking out of the book and to keep it safe hemoved it to between page number 2 and 3. Oncethey are done the culprit is promptly arrested.Who did it and how did he know?

Riddle Timewith Red

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Eastern Divisional BSoftball at Glasgow,

May 23-24, 2014Friday

Glasgow 15, Shepherd 2,frst round

Stillwater 7, Cut Bank 0,

frst round

Huntley Project, bye, frstround

Conrad 6, Shelby 0, frst

round

Shepherd 17, Cut Bank 8,

loser out Shelby, bye, loser out

Stillwater 6, Glasgow 4,quarterfnal

Huntley Project 6, Conrad5, quarterfnal

Conrad 12, Shepherd 1,loser out

Glasgow 20, Shelby 4,loser out

Saturday Conrad 4, Glasgow 3, 8

innings, loser fourth place

Huntley Project 9,

Stillwater 5, unbeaten

semifnal Stillwater 4, Conrad 2,

loser third place

Stillwater 5, HuntleyProject 1, frstchampionship

Huntley Project 6,

Stillwater 5, secondchampionship

Nice shot to leftIt was an unseasonably hot Friday afternoon when Glasgow would meet up with Stillwater

in a quarternal contest. After the game was delayed for a good hour due to threatening

lightning, Scotty senior Sage Sukut had a lightning bolt of her own to left eld. Unfortunately,

the Scotties found themselves down 4-zip in the rst inning. They were able to knot it at 4-all

in the top of the third, but would go on to lose to the Renegaes 6-4. Another tough loss came

Saturday morning as Conrad won 4-3 in eight innings to leave the Scotties in 4th place.

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Nick Chiechi Chats With Terry-Lee Afer returning rom the St Marie Developmentbankruptcy hearing in Billings and having missed theMay 17th St Marie covenant owners meeting, I had a brietelephone conversation with erry-Lee. He mentioned a legalnotice coming out, quiet title action clearing clouded titles,and article X o the Protective Covenants o St Marie. Afercogitating or a day I decided to meet and discuss variousissues in person with Lee. I wanted to voice my concernsand opinions and hopeully remove suspicion and doubt as

expressed to me by many. I thought o ;PERFORMANCEbased SMCA in contrast to POENIAL based DM/Mitchell words and writings. I related the ollowing acts andopinions to erry-Lee, along with some questions to him andhis responses:1. I said that clearing titles and bringing things to a head wasa GOOD HING.2. Based on my opinion that things dont pencil out and arumor that 500 sovereign olks will be moving to St Mariein the uture, I asked Lee what was on his HIDDENAGENDA? He said none, just here to MAKE MONEY.3. I stated that I believed in intellectual DIVERSIY andintellectual FREEDOM.4. I told Lee that some locals think youre here to AKEPOWER, file alse liens (PROPOSED $1000 fines), andAKE other olks money and property, then BRING in many

sovereigns. Again, he said hes here to make money and hesnot staying.5. I made light o the act that ALKING and WRIING othings to happen and NO LEGALLY established yet aremeaningless to me as well as to many others. I asked to seesome LEGAL DOCUMENS or CONRACS to back uphis paperwork. Until I see some SIGNED legal ORDERS roma JUDGE or BONIFIED legal documents...ALL the NONofficial opinions and documents are MEANINGLESS to me.I continued to ask or LEGALLY BINDING documents andcorrespondence.6. I hit on the subject o FEES and INSURANCE as mentionedin Lees PROPOSED new covenants and uture townhomeDECLARAION. Lees response: Developers PAY annualees and donate $500 per unit when sold and ownhomeAssociation will get INSURANCE when required or

equipment and liability.7. erry-Lee stated that his INEN is to solve all titleproblems and PASS a SE o PROECIVE COVENANSthat protect everyones RIGHS and does allowDEVELOPMEN o undeveloped LANDS in St Marie. MyOPINIONAED QUESIONS are: solve title problems onHEIR PROPERY? ....and PROEC HEIR RIGH togain control o the Village Association WIHOU payingtheir Village ees? ....has the AMENDMEN X issue (that

allows the previous) been ruled on LEGALLY?8. I handed Le e an ABA PAPER that outlined the ACICSo sovereign citizens ACIONS (anonymously droppedbehind my ront door). I will NO go into all the mentionedactivities, but I already mentioned NUMEROUS rivolouspaperwork filings in one o my previous articles. erry-Leeresponded that all organizations contain radical or splintergroups.9. Lee and Me RENAGULAED on the issues and ideas. Weruminated and reviewed the acts and opinions along withQUESIONS and ANSWERS on both sides.CONCLUSION: As events UNFOLD, the RUE FACS willcome out and ultimately the RUH will PREVAIL.

(*I welcome any additions, clarifications, or correctionsrelating to this article*)

~ Nick Chiechi, St. Marie

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