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  A Northeast Montana Wall of Honor Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial remembrance

tiles are adding up. Over 1,100 tiles are installed on

six walls with more tile orders coming daily. These tiles

only represent about one third of the walls’ capacity.

Tile applications forms can be found at the VFW or

at the website, www.veteransMT.org. Additional

tiles will be installed as they are delivered. Dave

Biggar, Curt Clampitt and Ron Kulczyk have been

busy — weather permitting — installing and grouting

the tiles into a beautiful mosaic of names. Please

do not question the workers as they are just placing

the tiles as they are set up.

Items left at the Memorial

will be removed after two

days and disposed

of. For questions

regarding tiles, please

contact Art Widhalm,

Board Chairman, at 524-

3761 or 942-0668 or Mike Hughes,

Keeper of the Tiles, at 228-8514 or

406-480-0776.

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 {1}

Once all villagers decided to pray for rain. On the day of prayer all the people gathered,

 but only one boy came with an umbrella.That’s FAITH.

 

{2}When you throw babies in the air,

they laugh because they know you will catchthem.

That’s TRUST. 

{3}Every night we go to bed

without any assurance of being alive the nextmorning,

but still we set the alarms to wake up.

That’s HOPE. {4}

We plan big things for tomorrowin spite of zero knowledge of the future.

That’s CONFIDENCE. {5}

We see the world suffering,but still we get married and have children.

That’s LOVE. 

{6}On an old man’s shirt was written a sentence

‘I am not 80 years oldI am sweet 16 with 64 years of experience.’

That’s ATTITUDE. 

Have a blessed day and live your life like the six stories.

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BUZZIFIEDS

Perfect forFamous Midnight

Weigh-insTonight: Clear, with a low around 49. Northwest wind12 to 17 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph after midnight.

Winds could gust as high as 25 mph.Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 82. West northwest

wind 6 to 8 mph.

Saturday Night:  Mostly clear, with a low around 55.Northwest wind around 5 mph becoming light and

variable after midnight.

Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 82. North wind 5 to 9

mph.

Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 53. Northwind 8 to 11 mph becoming east northeast after midnight.

Monday: Sunny, with a high near 83. East wind 5 to 8

mph.Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 55.

Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 88.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 59.

Wednesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.

Wednesday Night:  A chance of showers andthunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 56.

Thursday:  A chance of showers and thunderstorms.Partly sunny, with a high near 78.

BUZZGARAGE SALE: Saturday, June 4, 8am - Noon. There are highchairs,baby items, a dryer, end table, boy clothes newborn - 6 mos. girls clothesnewborn - 2T, and much more. All from pet and smoke free home. 6298TH STREET NORTH

BUZZ YARD SALE: Saturday, June 4, 8am - Noon. One mile west on Tampico

Rd., Watch for Signs. 16 cu.ft. upright freezer. rocker recliner, dressers,bikes, vintage items, something for every one. QUESTIONS PLEASECALL 230-0101

BUZZCOUNCIL ON AGING  is having a ea market June 4th from 9-2. Wecurrently have dolls, throws, household clothes and more. FOR TABLERENTAL, TO DONATE OR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL VICKYAT 228-9500

BUZZ YARD SALE: Saturday, June 4. Colored canning jars, electric tools, anold pump, old wood stove (like new), lots of lumber and lots of men stuff.7515 MT HWY #42

BUZZ$10 BAG SALE: Starts Tuesday, May 31 and goes though June 4. Clothes,shoes, & purses included, some exclusions. SOROPTIMIST THRIFTSTORE - DONATIONS WELCOME

BUZZ

FOR SALE: Dolores Matuska will have many new 18” doll outts for saleat the Senior Center ea market on Sat. June 4th. If you stop by, place youname in the drawing for a free outt, buy an outt for a special gift or justcome visit. Any special requests or questions just CALL ME AT 263-5553.

BUZZFOR RENT OR SALE: 3BR units at St. Marie $450, 1200 sq. ft. new kitchenoors and countertops, and $550 sq. ft. (Bath & 1/2) with basement and

garage. Nice Units. CALL 406-524-3742BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath, attached garage, on one oor. Nice place to liverecently updated, with newer appliances, paint and carpet $475 plus utilitiesPets are welcome. Located 75 North Star, St. Marie. CALL HELLANDAGENCY 228-2114

BUZZFOR RENT: 3 BR, 1 bath, 1 car attached garage condo in St. Marie.$500plus utilities. CALL HELLAND AGENCY 228-2114

BUZZLARGE HERITAGE APT. FOR RENT: 925 sq. ft., 2 bd, 1½ bath, in the cityof Glasgow, quiet. Laundry room, small pets ok, A/C. Available 5/1 & 6/9Rent $575/mo. (360) 750-6746

BUZZFOR RENT: 1BR apartment, close to downtown Glasgow. No Smoking,No Pets. $550 water included. CALL 230-0711

BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN: is looking for a part-time evening/night front deskperson. Shift is from 3:30 - 9:00 pm. PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT THEFRONT DESK AT THE COTTONWOOD INN

BUZZHELP WANTED: Part time dishwasher, also a part time salad/dessert prepcook. APPLY AT DURUM RESTARAUNT ON HIWAY 2 IN GLASGOW.

BUZZTRINITY TECHNOLOGY GROUP seeks professional and career orientedindividuals for Transportation Security Ofcers in Glendive, Sidney, Wol

Point, Glasgow, and Havre, MT. Excellent salary, part-time positions with fubenets. Duties: providing security and protection of air traveling passengersand the public. Requirements: High School diploma or equivalent, prociencyin the English language, pass medical and drug screening, and backgroundchecks. To apply go to http://www.trinitytechnologygroup.com/ . E. O. E

BUZZASI CONSTRUCTORS is now hiring for carpenters, concrete nishersand laborers in Glasgow, MT (Fort Peck Plunge Pool Project). TO APPLYCALL 719-647-2821 OR WWW.ASICONSTRUCTORS.COM/JOBS. ASIS AN EOE.

BUZZCAMPBELL LODGE: is looking for a reliable Full-time Night Shift positionStarting $10.50/hr. Also looking for a Part-time position with exible schedule

CALL 228-9328 OR PICK UP APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE ORGLASGOW JOB SERVICE.

BUZZFOR SALE: 20 gauge shotgun, model 1187, 3”, like new. TEXT 230-0703

BUZZFOR SALE - 1981 Mobile Home 3 bd, 1 ba. Appliances & Skirting stay. Hasaxles & hitch. Must be moved. Located in Hinsdale. $7500 TXT OR CALLFOR PICS 230-2460

BUZZDOLORES MATUSKA will have many new 18” doll outts for sale at theSenior Center ea market on Sat. June 4th. If you stop by, place your namein the drawing for a free outt, buy an outt for a special gift or just come visitANY SPECIAL REQUESTS OR QUESTIONS JUST CALL ME AT 263-5553

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The Disconnect Between

Science And Reality 

Letter to the Buzz

  I recently had the privilege o visiting with a coupleo ranchers rom near the Grasslands National Park (NP)

in Saskatchewan, Canada. I heard the amazing story thatwhen cattle were removed rom the park, the residentwildlie also lef. Te decline in grassland dependent birdswas very noticeable. In particular, one rancher observedthe sage grouse lef when the cattle were removed. Tisrancher was subsequently contracted by the park toreintroduce his cattle to these over rested pasturesAmazingly, the sage grouse returned to the area grazed bythe cattle! Te rancher noted the males reestablished a lekbut in a different location. o most o us this is a ascinatingexperiment demonstrating that grazing is essential on the

Northern Great Plains to maintain the native grasslandbiodiversity. You would think the scientists and bureaucratswould have jumped on this. Wrong!   I obtained a copy o the Grasslands National Parko Canada 2010 Management Plan. Te plan stated, “[]rom 1984 to 2002, domestic grazing was terminated onrangelands that were acquired by Parks Canada.” Te 2002management plan outlined a role or grazing in the parkWhile bison was the preerred species, domestic livestockwere to be used where practicable. What justification do

you think they used to return livestock grazing? WrongTey proposed grazing, “as a way to control invasive plantspecies” and “its possible use in the control o plant speciesthat are not native to the park.” Te closest they cameto addressing the issue o grassland birds was when theymentioned the Superintendent now had the authority, “toissue grazing permits or domestic animals or the purposeo achieving ecological integrity goals or the park.” Forsome reason the park bureaucrats were unable to admitthat grazing was beneficial to grassland birds. So how didthe scientists do?

  In 2009, a study o sage grouse by a University oMontana masters student was completed. One chaptero his study addressed the sage grouse in the Milk RiverBasin (MRB) o northeast Montana and south-centraSaskatchewan. His research area included the east blocko the Grassland NP where the rancher had observed thesage grouse response to cattle grazing. Te researcherincluded a graph showing a 60 percent decline in theSaskatchewan sage grouse population rom 2000 to 2004A ten percent increase was noted in 2005. Tis population

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dynamic roughly coincided with the removal andsubsequent reintroduction o cattle. However, this aspectwas not mentioned in the thesis. Te study was designedto determine i vital rates such as nest, chick, and adultsurvival were responsible or the population decline. He

ound, “[v]egetative eatures and individual demographic vital rates do not appear to be limiting population growtho sage-grouse in the MRB”. A west nile virus outbreak in2007 did result in considerable mortality. It is unortunatehe did not address the influence o grazing on the sagegrouse population.  Te author o a study o grassland birds in northernPhillips and Valley counties (just south o the CanadianGrasslands NP) was quoted in an article in the March-April 2016 issue o the Montana Outdoors magazine. Herconclusion was that soil type and precipitation had more

impact on grassland birds than grazing. While both herand the BLM wildlie biologist quoted in the article stressedmanaged grazing was preerred, neither mentioned theimpact the lack o grazing in the Grasslands NP had on thegrassland birds.  Focusing on one (or a ew) species over a couple oyears o intensive study using the new high tech instrumentscan lead to amazing results. However, the people that liveyear afer year in these environments also have valuableinormation and insights to offer. It is unortunate thebureaucrats and scientist do not take advantage o thiswealth o inormation.   Note: I do not subscribe to the current practice oputting a hyphen between sage and grouse. Apparently,some egghead in the late 1990’s decided this made it lookmore sophisticated and everyone ollowed suit. Doesthis mean we will have to hyphenate other animal namessuch as; blue grouse, ruffed grouse, mule deer, pronghornantelope, monarch butterfly, etc. etc.?

~ Ron Stoneberg   Hinsdale

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Letter to the BuzzST. MARIE POSITIVES facts, numbers, opinions   A neighbor asked that I write positive o St.Marie. I report and write what groups and individualssay and do, good or bad, right or wrong...they writetheir own story. I just report it. I attend publicmeetings. I research and review public records downat the Valley County Courthouse (taxes as well as 17th.Judicial Dist. Court civil and criminal proceedings).I view Montana Sec. o State and Dept. o Revenuedocuments. I attend and review U.S. Federal Court

activity (bankruptcy). I also analyze financial reportso North Valley Water/Sewer District, St. Marie VillageAssociation, and St. Marie Condo Association.  Te U.S. Government created RICO, “RacketeerInfluenced and Corrupt Organizations” acts. Tey’reused to control organized crime, to prosecute racketeerleaders who order others to carry out crimes. I madeup RISO, “Regardless, In Spite O” to voice positive St.Marie activities as well to inorm.

1. RISO the “Big 4” Kelly, Mitchell o Missoula,Bethea, and Frantz (DM) owing over $1.3 million

in taxes, there’s still approximately 20% o St. Marieresidents paying taxes that provide police coverage andother County services.  2. RISO the “Big 4” investors owing North ValleyWater/Sewer District over $40,000, there’s enoughpaying water users to cover the costs to supply andmaintain water/sewer services to St. Marie residents.  3. RISO the “Big 4” not paying $67,000 annuaVillage Association ees, 20% o the good olks payto support street lights, snow removal, mosquitoabatement, and some road repairs as the limited budgecan afford.  4. RISO the “Big 4” creating over $312,000 indelinquent accounts with the St. Marie Condo Association

the paying SMCA members provide Insurance (liabilityand replacement) or all members properties, carry ourepairs (roofing, siding, all other condo repairs), andgrounds keeping or their 239 condo units.  CONCLUSION:  Tat’s the “Positive Reportingo happenings in St. Marie....as provided by the “BilPaying Folks” o St. Marie. Tere you have it, St. MariPositives!  ~ Nick Chiechi “Due Diligence”~corrections, additions, comments, opinionwelcomed~

What’s new at the Busted Knuckle?That Ben Boreson, he’s always tinkering with something.

This shows the latest addition to the Busted Knuckle

Brewery which was installed this morning. With the June

temps starting to heat up, there is nothing like a cold

one, such as one of their new line-ups, “Scoop Shove

Shandy”: a light blonde ale mixed with pure lemonade

Oh, and that old truck now perched on the roof, that’s a

Chevy (1931 model, they’re thinking, but not for sure).

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Wisdom

of a

Senior

  Worried about an IRS audit? Avoid what’s called ared flag. Tat’s something the IRS always looks or. Forexample, say you have some money lef in your bankaccount afer paying taxes. Tat’s a red flag.

  Washington is a place where politicians don’t knowwhich way is up and taxes don’t know which way isdown.

   My wife asked what I was doing today. I replied,“Nothing.”

She said, “You did that yesterday.”

I replied, “I wasn’t finished.”

  When I was a child I thought nap time was apunishment-now it’s like a mini-vacation.

   A husband and wife  are shopping in their localsupermarket. Te husband picks up a case o Budweiserand puts it in their cart.

“What do you think you’re doing?” asks the wie“Tey’re on sale. Only $10 or 24 cans,” he replies.“Put them back, we can’t afford them,” demands the

wie.Tey carry on shopping. A ew aisles arther on, the

woman picks up a $20 jar o ace cream and puts it inthe basket.

“What do you think you’re doing?” asks thehusband.

“It’s my ace cream. It makes me look beautiul,”replies the wie.

Her husband retorts, “So does 24 cans o Budweiserand it’s hal the price.”

   My review of the sun: one star.

  When the checker at the grocery store asked me i Iwanted to donate two dollars to end world hunger, I waslike HECK YEAH!  I had no idea we were this close! I’mgonna be a hero!

   Apple has announced   a breast implant thatplays music. Te iBoob is considered a major socialbreakthrough since women have always complainedthat men stare at their breasts but never listen to them.

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