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Meeting Notice 33564 CHOICE
FINANCIAL BANK 22.00
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING 33565 CITY OF BELFIELD 882.58 Second quarter:
CHANGE 33566 DEPT. OF ****SENIORS****
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 377.53
The regular February meeting of the 33567 ECOLAB 135.20 ***Highest Honors***
Billings County School Board will be 33568 EDU-SAFE LLC 557.00 Kobi Allen
held at 5 p.m. on Monday, February 13, 33569 FOOD SERVICES Makensie Mattern
2017, at the DeMores School in OFAMERICA-MIN 1851.73
33570 GEIGER, ALAN 336.90 Raymond Wegner
Medora. 33571 HARLOW'S ***High Honors***
Anyone needing special accommo- BUS SALES INC 7626.08 Kristy Dotson
dations to attend the meetings may 33572 HORACE MANN 462.00 Anzhelika Harutyunyan
make arrangements by contacting the 33573 JOHNSON, FRANCES 125.00
District Office at 623-4363 or 1-800- 33574 JUST-IN Antonia Jerkovic
366-6888 TTY, 6889-Voice. GLASS/FIX IT SHOP 40.00 ***Honors***
(January 26) 33575 KEMPS LLC, DBA Alden Brookens
CASS CLAY CREAMERY 1614.44 Wendy Lovo'
Notice 33576 KEVIN'S AUTO & Sofia Muruato
TRUCK REPAIR 644.92
ATTENTION GOLDEN VALLEY 33577 KRAMLICH-KUBALL, Kaycee Campbell
COUNTY SOYBEAN PRODUCERS KRISTI 72.90 Grant Maychrzak
CAST YOUR BALLOT 33578 KURLE, DAREN 23.76 Casey Rieger
NORTH DAKOTA SOYBEAN 33579 LASER SYSTEMS Larissa Roberts
COUNCIL ELECTION SECURITY 3782.00
33580 LORGE, LOUISE 23.76 Matthew Hildebrant
The ND Soybean Council's election 33581 MENARDS 292.89 ****JUNIORS****
for your County Representative will take 33582 MGM RURAL ***Highest Honors***
place by mail ballot in February. In SANITATION, LLC 550.00 Courtney Lurid
March, county representatives will se- 33583 MONTANA-DAKOTA Abigail Wilhelmi
lect members of the ND Soybean Coun- UTILITIES 4308.61
cil. 33584 ND INSURANCE Zuzanna Wojcicka
On or about February 13, 2017 the DEPARTMENT 16.96 ***High Honors***
ND Soybean Council will mail to each 33585 NORTHSTAR Sarah Davis
soybean grower of record in the county TECHNOLOGY GROUP 4032.37 Jenna Helsper
an election ballot. For your vote to 33586 NWTIRE INC 2152.52 Rebeka Padi]la
count, ballots must be filed with the 33587 PACIFIC SOUND 91.05
County Extension Agent of the above- 33588 PENNINGTON, ERIN 30.69 Breenna Davidson
named county. The ballot can be hand 33589 PERFORMANCE Cole Erickson
delivered or mailed to the Agent. For TRUCK CENTER 1110.97 ***Honors***
your vote to count, the County Exten- 33590 POSTMASTER 110.00 Robert Stedman
sion Agent must receive it by February 33591 PRAXAIR 132.25
27, 2017, or your mailed-in ballot must 33592 QUILL CORPORATION 47.67 Juliet Thomas
be postmarked no later than February 33593 REISENAUER, JANE 978.48 McKenzie Volk
27, 2017. If you do not receive a ballot 33594 RESP 100.00 Seth Bishop
in the mail, contact your County Exten- 33595 RUDY'S LOCK & KEY 29.00 Gabrielle Egan
sion Agent at 701-872-4332 or the ND 33596 RUNNINGS
Soybean Council 1-888-469-6409 to SUPPLY INC 104.82 Mei Omura
obtain one. 33597 SCHIENO, HEATHER 151.20 Madison Stockwell
A producer is defined as: "any per- 33598 SCHOOL NUTRITION Catie Lofstgard
son that plants or causes to be planted ASSOCIATION 75.00 Cayden Sarsland
a soybean crop in which the person has 33599 SOUTHWEST Johnathan Summers
an ownership interest, with intent that BUSINESS MACHINES 153.23
upon maturity, the crop will be har- 33600 US Gunnar Farstveet
vested; will have met the requirements .FOODSERVICE, inc 2476.10 ****SOPHOMORES****
of the above stated during the next 33601 VOID 0.00 ***Highest Honors***
available growing season or has met 33602 CHASE CARD Brandon Schulte
these requirements during the immedi- SERVICES 1145.11
ately preceding growing season. The 33624ACTIVITY FUND BHS 36.87 Sydnee Steele
term does not include an organic pro- 33625 BILLINGS ***High Honors***
ducer that has been exempted from the COUNTY PIONEER 158.84 Malia Cunningham
payment of assessments in accordance 33626 CENTURY LINK 20.85 Jared Wojahn
with federal law." 33627 CENTURYLINK 237.12 Madison Zimdars
(January 26) 33628 CREATIVE ENERGY566.73
33629 CREATIVE ENERGY604.97 Mikayla Paul
Notice 33630 JAYMAR ***Honors***
BUSINESS FORMS 72.39 Brannon Davidson
33631 POSITIVE Bailey Frieze
ATTENTION BILLINGS COUNTY PROMOTIONS, INC 215.70
SOYBEAN PRODUCERS 33632 SPARTAN STORES LLC106.91 Kenedi Mahlum
CAST YOUR BALLOT 33633 WEST RIVER
NORTH DAKOTA SOYBEAN STUDENT SERVICES 3184.92
COUNCIL ELECTION 33634 WAL-MART
COMMUNITY/RFCSLLC 202.85
The ND Soybean Council's election STUDENT ACTIVITY
Beach High School Honor Roll
Kalista Hansburg
Greyson Callaway
Lakota Rhoads
Kyle Tachenko
Carly Fulton
Logan Sime
Shelby Tczap
****FRESHMAN****
***Highest Honors***
Rachel Bosserman
Jenna Hildebrant
Andrea Lurid
Samantha Oech
Taya Schumacher
***High Honors***
Linken Hegel
Avery Holkup
Shyanne Marshall
***Honors***
Madison Schantz
Shawn Smith
Gabriel Wyckoff
Acelynn Bishop
Chance Erickson
Jhett Farstveet
Alexis Lamb
Zackary Lawrence
Gage Swanson
Elizabeth Weaver
****EIGHTH****
***Highest Honors***
Molly Farstveet
Madilyn Nunberg
Megan Rising
***High Honors***
***Honors***
Tessa Feldmann
Jasmine Medina
Ariah Ueckert
Tyson Mattern
Gabriela Donze
Olivia Trask
****SEVENTH****
***Highest Honors***
Tevin Dietz
Madison Wilhelmi
***High Honors***
Laiken Mahlum
Jenna Wojahn
***Honors***
Lucas Weaver
Caleb Tachenko
Dylan Szudera
Jonas Oech
Trin Schumacher
Hat Tips
By Dean Meyer
for your County Representative wi!l take 7871 ENTOURAGE , ................ hon
place by mail ballot in February. In = YEARBOQK ' -i3 B Belfietd r roll
Mat£h, cour/ty rewesentativesr~:se- 7872 F/~tL'~';"~i, lq/E-'~E'ISI ..... , ' T''' > O~ .... ' ................................
' lect members of the ND SoybeanCoun- "COMMUNITY LEAD - : 2~:00 '' The; Belfieid Sch0'0l: has-an- NOah Rhoads, Jonathan Sehuhrke,
ciL 7873 INKD APPAREL nounced its first quarter honor roll Cauy Shypkoski, and Toby Wolf.
On or about February 13, 2017 the BY SARAH 323.00
ND Soybean Council will mail to each
soybean grower of record in the county
an election ballot. For your vote to
count, ballots must be filed with the
County Extension Agent of the above-
named county. The ballot can be hand
delivered or mailed to the Agent. For
your vote to count, the County Exten-
sion Agent must receive it by February
27, 2017, or your mailed-in ballot must
be postmarked no later than February
27, 2017. If you do not receive a ballot
in the mail, contact your County Exten-
sion Agent at 701-456-7665 or the ND
Soybean Council at 1-888-469-6409 to
obtain one.
A producer is defined as: "any per-
son that plants or causes to be planted
a soybean crop in which the person has
an ownership interest, with intent that
upon maturity, the crop will be har-
vested; will have met the requirements
of the above stated during the next
available growing season or has met
these requirements during the immedi-
ately preceding growing season. The
term does not include an organic pro-
ducer that has been exempted from the
payment of assessments in accordance
with federal law.
(January 26)
Belfield School District
REGULAR MEETING, BOARD OF
EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT #13
DECEMBER 8, 2016
SCHOOL LIBRARY
Farm Credit Services of Mandan
www.farmcreditmandan.com
The meeting was called to order by
Board President Krebs at 7:04 P.M.
Present: Curt Buckman, Terry
Johnson (7:28), Anthony Krebs, Dan
Obrigewitch, Supt. Northrop, Bus. Mgr.
Alice Berger, HS Prin Kurle.
M/S Buckman/Obrigewitch to ap-
prove the November 10, 2016 regular
board meeting. Motion carried unani-
mously.
M/S Obrigewitch/Buckman to ap-
prove the agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
Dave Solga/football grass was
tabled.
Supt. Northrop presented elem ac-
tivities for the elementary principal -
noting concerts and movie.
HS Prin. Kurle noted the concerts
will be held at the city theater. He pre-
sented activities and noted that he has
started a face book page and twitter ac-
count for the school. This will enable
the school to get more information out
to the parents in a manner they use.
The business manager presented
the financial reports for November
2016.
M/S Obrigewitch/Buckman to ap-
prove payment of the bills. Motion car-
ried unanimously.
33559 ACTIVITY FUND BHSl1350.00
33560 ADVANCED
BUSINESS METHODS 69.99
33561 BELFIELD
PLUMBING & HTG. 272.16
33562 BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER 142.88
33563 CARNEY, VlCKI 128.52
7874 JOHNSON, IRENE 16.47
7875 MENARDS 310.19
7876 MINNESOTA
WOODS PRODUCTS 3007.27
7877 NAT FFA
ORGANIZATION 175.69
7878 SPARTAN NASH 1492.45
7879 COCA-COLA BOTTLING188.25
7880 FRESH ALTERNATIE
FUNDRAISING 2327.25
7881 JAVA GYPSY'S 327.60
7882 MINNTEX CITRUS, INC2410.25
7883 ST BERNARD'S 250.00
7884 ND ROUGHRIDER NFL 55.00
7885 POSTMASTER 42.63
7886 SOLE HOPE 100.00
7887 CHASE
CARD SERVICES 279.60
Supt. noted there is a Holiday Ap-
preciation Breakfast for all staff to be
held next Dec. 14th. He invited the
board to attend; the ass't cook position
has been reopened; Hlebechuk Con-
struct had donated the gravel, along
with delivery to the football field; he re-
viewed the tax levy and how a bond
levy work.
Bus. Mgr. Berger noted the district
has received $8,117.16 in Title I Real-
located funds to be used for summer
school. A motion is needed to adjust
the budget accordingly. M/S Obrige-
witch/Johnson to adjust the budget to
reflect income and expenses of
$8,117.16 of-lqtle I Reallocated funds.
Motion carried unanimously.
Supt. Northrop reviewed RSP Asso-
ciates enrollment analysis contract.
Discussion was held on whether this
was the time or the way to project en-
rollment. M/S Obrigewitch/Johnson to
reject the contract. Motion carried
unanimously.
Policy BDA authorizes the board to
adopt policies with one reading when
the board deems this action necessary.
M/S Johnson/Buckman to adopt the fol-
lowing policies with one reading as writ-
ten to expedite the completion of the
Belfield School District Policy Manual:
ABBA - School Policy for Tobacco
Use, BA- School Board Pledge of
Ethics, BAA- Employing Board Mem-
bers, BAD - Board Conflict of Interest,
BAC - Board member Internet and So-
cial Media Use Pledge of Ethics, BBBA
- Officers of the Board. Roll call vote:
Buckman - yes, Johnson - yes, Krebs
- yes, Obrigewitch - yes.
The next regular meeting is sched-
uled for January 12, 2017 at 7:00 pm.
Meeting adjourned at 8:12 pm.
Alice Berger, Business Manager
Anthony Krebs, School Board Pres-
ident
(January 26)
for school year 2016-17. Freshmen: A honor roll: Tyra
Seniors: A honor roll: ColtonBoltz, Abby Kessel, and Madalynn
Boltz, Dion Madler, Jenna Obrige- Redig. B honor roll: Kathryn Bre-
witch, Tristen Schuhrke, and Tori vik, Emilee Buckman, Katie Fulton,
Tooley. B honor roll: Chandler Jacob Hutzenbiler, Justin Hutzen-
Hushka, Michael Praus, and Gabriel biler, and Afton Shypkoski.
Rodakowski. Eighth grade: Kaylee Obrige-
Juniors: A honor roll: Caleb witch. B honor roll: Sierra Decker,
Chruszch and Garrett Kessel. B Carlee Hutzenbeler, Jarrett Kessel,
honor roll: Chantel Kessel, Danyka Xander Krump, Siomary Ro-
Malkowski, Logan McMahen, driguez, Tehya Rubke, and Morgan
Joseph Richard, Krystal Tessier, Wentz.
and Alexis Urias. Seventh grade: A honor roll: Jor-
Sophomores: A honor roll: Anton dan Kuntz and Korbin Nelson. B
Krebs. B honor roll: McKenziehonor roll: Jordan Buckman, Reese
Buckman, McKenna Haverluk, Hugelen, Shane Kessel, JadenPeif-
Emily Hlebechuk, Logan Quimby, fer, and Brayden Quimby.
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In n
some
Hello,
I don't have a foot fetish. You hear
of people that do. Or maybe that's
just on Seinfeld. But it seems that it is
a thing with some people.
Do you remember that Marcos
lady? Wasn't it Imalda or something
like that? That had thousands of pairs
of shoes.
I don't have that many. I have a
pair of lined lace up boots that I wear
in the winter to help keep my toes
from turning black and falling off. I
sometimes have a pair of dress west-
em boots that I wear to weddings and
funerals. But when my work boots
wear out, which takes several years,
the dress boots become "work and
dress" boots. That is where I am right
now. And they will suffice until the
next wedding or funeral.
I have a pair of slip on shoes that
are about ten years old. I know they
are at least that old because they have
paint on them. I don't paint often.
And I know it was painting the en-
tryway up at The Ranch. That's been
a long time ago.
I do have a pair of shoes I wear for
golf. They aren't golf shoes. They are
a suede leather and don't have
spikes. You can wear them on the
golf course and they don't scratch the
floor when you go into the bar at the
end of a tough day of golfing. I also
wear them if I'm going to go through
airport security. They are easier to
take off than tight cowboy boots. I
have fat feet.
And that pretty much wraps it up.
Or it did. Until last week.
Shirley bought me a pair of shoes
to wear by the pool. We don't have a
pool. But she insisted. And they did-
n't fit. With socks on. She explained
you don't wear them with socks. Re-
ally? Shoes without socks? You've
got to be kidding me. That would be
like wearing your Wranglers with no
underwear! Jesus Marthal
Anyway, I guess maybe I was a
little critical. Or at least I didn't jump
up and exclaim how much I loved the
shoes.
Which brings me to my make
lieve friend Shannon. He came up
and helped us work some cattle on
Saturday. Because we were having
chicken and dumplings for dinner,
He likes to eat.
We finished working the cattle
about 1:30 and went in for dinner. He
saw those new shoes and was more
excited than a kid at Christmas! And
they were my shoes!
He ooohhed and ahhhed over
them. He even took his socks off and
put on my shoes! Really! He put his
bare feet in my new shoes! How am
I to know where his feet have been?
Jesus Martha!
He wanted to know where Shirley
had purchased them. He wanted 'to
know what they cost. He loved the
color! And the good soles on them!
He wanted to buy them.
When he left Shirley informed
me, "That is how you should have
acted when I bought you new shoes!"
After 45 years of marriage, I corn
tinually learn something.
And I will guarantee you one
thing. After he had his bare feet in
there, I am not wearing them without
socks!
Later, Dean
DSU to hold next 'Coun
geous Conversation' Jan. 30
DICKINSON - Dickinson State portion of a speech from Martin
University will hold the next in a se- Luther King Jr., speaking to "The
ries of"Courageous Conversations" Parable of the Good Samaritan."
on Monday, Jan. 30, at noon in the Participants will have the oppor-
Student Center Ballroom on the tunity to observe the video,reflect on
DSU campus, its content, and then engage in dia-
. Thiseveat,will,b st d.by Dr. logue.
Melanie Tricker.; y.:lee ;'t reSident of This,eyetli t,,o, the pubJic as
student affairs #,z deJ0ro[fii 'n( /in- well as DSU students, staff and fac-
agement, and will f&tUre a video ulty.
Y0usaidit,
NOTHING WORKS
LIKE NL=WSPAIPER
ADVI RTISING.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF THE 2017
GOLDEN VALLEY/BILLINGS MULTI COUNTY
SOCIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
MONTHLY MEETINGS FOR 2017
FEBRUARY 21 10:00 A.M.
MARCH 21 10:00 A.M.
APRIL 18 9:00 A.M.
MAY 16 9:00 A.M.
JUNE 20 9:00 A.M.
JULY 18 9:00 A.M.
AUGUST 15 9:00 A.M.
SEPTEMBER 19 9:00 A.M.
OCTOBER 17 10:00 A.M.
NOVEMBER 21 10:00 A.M.
DECEMBER 19 10:00 A.M.
JANUARY16,2018 10:00A.M.
(Board Elections)
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, MEDORA
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, MEDORA
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, MEDORA
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE MEDORA
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE MEDORA
GOLDEN VALLEY COURTHOUSE, BEACH
BILLINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE MEDORA
It is the policy of the Golden Valley/Billings Multi County Social Service District In accor-
dance with Federal civil rights law and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil
rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, Offices and employees, and institu-
tions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating
based on race, color, national origin, sex, religious creed, disability, age, political beliefs, Or
reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted Or
funded by USDA..
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program in-
formation (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should con-
tact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf,
hard of heating or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay
Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in
languages other than English.
To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimina-
tion Form, (AD-3027), found online at:
http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint filing_cusLhtml, and at any USDA Office, or write a
letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the
form. To request a copy of the Complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your com-
pleted form or letter to USDA by:
(1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410
(2) fax: (202) 690-7442; or
(3) email: Program.intake@usda.gov.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Any questions or concerns regarding this policy or persons needing accommodations please
contact:
Golden Valley/Billings Multicounty Social Service District
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