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Golden Valley News
February 23, 2012
Siec v ednreePa!agyepSnte!h a!wSv!o? berawtnee pres!€o::l 00rne!S in N D
President Benjamin Harrison wel- of Dakota Territory. On Nov. 19. so-called "Cold War" came to an The Patterson Hotel in
Judy Bundy-Stadler
Judy Btmdy-Stadler, age 76 of
Turtle Lake. ND, went to be with her
Heavenly Father oll Febmtuaj 19th,
2012.
Funeral Services will be held
10:30 ANI. Friday, Feb. 24th at the
Turtle Lake Baptist Church. Burial
will follow at Turtle Lake Cemetery.
Visitation .will be held from 6:00 P.M.
to 8:(X) P.M. Thursday at the church.
Judy was b0m October 17th. 1935
in Glendive. MT, to Ruth (Seborg)
and Raymond Dugan. She was adopt-
ed by Augnst and Ida Turner as a
young child and attended school in
Dickinson. ND• Her parents encour-
aged her piano talent and bought her
the one and only piano she has ever
owned.
Judy married R. Dennis Bundy in
1952. Together they raised 4 children
Kcith, Denise. Jodie. and Kelli). In
1987, she married Reinhold Stadler.
Judy was active in the Turtle Lake
Baptist Church where she was a
pianist and organist for many yews.
She was also active in Ladies Aid,
Study Club. ,and Women's Auxiliarv,
Her favorite pastime wtLs teaching
piano lessons to her many students
over the years. She was known as the
local pianist and was able to play for
many activities and events. Judy
enjoyed spending time with her fami-
ly and grandkids and participated in
many of their activities. Judy loved
gardening and baking. She will
always be remembered for her musi-
cal talent, her loving smile, and her
warm heart.
Judy-is survived bv one son. Keith
(Linda) Bundy of Underwood:
daughters, Jodie (Roger) Rossman of
Turtle Lake. and Ketli (Clayton) Ruff
of Underwood: son-in-law, Mike
Berg of Underwood: sister-in-law.
Tracy Bundy of Rugby; six grand-
children: four great-grandchildren:
and recently met and kept in contact
with her six half-sisters• five half
brothers, four nieces, and one
nephew.
She was preceded in death by one
daughter (Denise Berg), her parents.
one brother (Donald), one half-broth-
er, husband (Reinhold). sisters-in-law
(Eunice Ellingson and Martha
Heckman ). and brother-in-law
(Richard).
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15th Annual Gumbo
cookoff wiqners
DICKINSON - Over 900 people attended and participated in the 15th
Annual Gumbo Cookoff that was held this past Saturdav at the Quality Inn
& Suites.
First place went to Mann Trucking, second place went to Jericho and
third place winnings went to Wyoming Casing.
Best Booth/Costume was awarded to Missouri Basin Well Service
MBI) and People's Choice was Wyoming Casing.
ABBREVIATED
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO ADOPT and AMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
relating to
the Psychologists
ND State Board
of Psychologist
Examiners
will hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the N.D.
Administrative Code.
Attomey General's Office
500 N. 9th Street
Bismarck, ND
Wed., March 28, 2012
9:00 a.m. CT
A copy of the proposed rules may be obtained by
writing the North Dakota State Boarri of
Psychologist Examiners, PO Box 7042, Bismarck,
ND 58507-7042 or calling (701) 590-1754. Also,
written comments may be submitted to this
address until April 7, 2012. If you plan to attend
the public heanng and will need special facilities
or assistance relating to a disability, please contact
the Board at the above telephone number or
address at least seven (7) days prior to the public
hearing.
Dated this 15th day of February, 2012.
Dr. MargoAdams Larsen, President
North Dakota State Board
of Psychologist Examiners
Please
support your
local
merchants
ABBREVIATED
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO ADOPT AND AMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES AND
STATE IMPLEMENTATION
PLAN
relating to
Air Pollution Control
North Dakota
Department of
Health and Air
Pollution Control
Advisory Council
will hold a public comment period and
public hearing to address proposed
changes to the N.D Admin. Code
Article 33-15 and the State
Implementation Plan (SIP) for the
control of air pollution•
4th Floor Conference Rm.
Gold Seal Center
918 E. Divide Ave.
Bismarck, ND
Tues., Apd110, 2012
9:00 a.m. CDT
A copy of the proposed rules, SiP revisions
and full public notice may be viewed at the
Department's website at: www.ndhealth.gov/
EHS/PublicNotices.aspx. A copy of the
proposed rules, full public notice, and SiP
revmions may be obtained by writing to the
North Dakota Department of Health. Division
of Air Quality, 918 E Divide Avenue, 2nd
Floor, Bismarck, ND 58501-1947 or calling
(701)328 5188. Written comments may be
submitted to the above-address from March
8. 2012 through April 21. 2012. If you plan to
attend the public hearing and will need special
facilities or assistance relating to a disability,
please contact the Department of Health at
the above-address at least seven days prior
to the public hearing.
Dated this 8th day of February 2012.
Terry L. O'Clair, P.E.
Director, Division of Air Quality
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comed North Dakota into the
Union. Many other commanders
in chief have left their marks on
the state, figuratively and literal-
ly. With President's Day coming
up," here are several ways to see
how the leaders of the free world
impacted North Dakota.
l : Celebrate Theodore
Roosevelt
We have some very iconic
locations commemorating
Theodore Roosevelt. who was a
champio n of conservation.
Theodore Roosevelt National
Park is open all year. Drive
through and share Roosevelt's
vision for-ffie" Z%nservancy of
North Dakota's Badlands. You
can also learn about our nation's
26th president at the new
Theodore Roosevelt Digital
Library in Dickinson. Here you
can read about Teddy's passion
for the West, as well as his road to
the presidency.
2. Abraham Lincoln is honored
here
President Abraham Lincoln
EPA accepts plan
BISMARCK - The U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
has accepted North Dakota's plan
for protecting endangered species
from harmful exposure to pesti-
cides.
"We set out to develop a plan
that protects North Dakota listed
species and is reasonable for pes-
ticide users," said Agriculture
Commissioner Doug Goehring.
• "EPA's acceptance of the North
Dakota Endangered Species
Protection Plan for Pesticides
Reuben William
Entzel
Reuben William Entzel. 79,
passed away Saturday, Feb. 18.2012.
at E&stern Montana Veterans Home.
Committal Service will be held
Thursday Feb. 23.2012, at 1 p.m. at
Custer County Cemetery. Stevenson
and Sons Funeral Home of Miles
,City is in charge of arrangements.
Put Your Money
Where Your House Zsl
/ocat mdeclent nen our
ine.s ate ¢,omermty
vot,r best vatue ant1 our economy
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1872. Fort McKeen south of
Mandan was renamed Fort
Abraham Lincoln in honor of the
late president. See how the 7th
Cavalry lived before leaving for
the Little Bighorn. A second Fort
Lincoln was built in Bismarck in
1903 and used for training. It was
an internment camp during World
War II and ts now the United
Tribes Technical College campus.
3. If not for Thomas
Jefferson...
North Dakota's legends Lewis
and Clark may not have stepped
foot in the state and Sakakawea
may not have been a legendary
figure in the West withoiat our
third president. Thomas Jefferson
commissioned the Corps of
Discovery to explore the north-
west from St. Louis to the Pacific
Ocean. Today, the Lewis and
Clark Interpretive Center and Fort
Mandan in Washburn tell the
great story.
4, In honor of Ronald Reagan
President Ronald Reagan
implored the Soviet leadership to
end with the dissolution of the
Soviet Union, but some weaponry
that kept the superpowers in
check can be toured. The Ronald
Reagan Minuteman Missile Site
near Cooperstown allows visitors
underground to the launch cham-
ber of the nuclear deterrent.
5. Herbert C. Hoover congratu-
lates the International Peace
Garden
While President Herbert
Hoover wasn't in North Dakota
for the dedication of the
International Peace Garden m
1932. he sent a message to those
gathered: "I EXTEND to your
Association and to the citizens of
Canada and the United States
gathered to dedicate the
International Peace Garden my
hearty congratulations on this
beautiful embodiment of your
ideals." Today, the Peace Garden
continues to symbolize peace
between neighbors and welcome
visitors year-round.
6. Lyndon Johnson. Calvin
Coolidge and John F. Kennedy
for endangered species protection
provides a platform tor exchang-
ing information between the
North Dakota Department of
Agriculture (NDDA) and EPA and
provides that EPA decisions on
pesticide use will be based on the
latest and best-documented data."
Goehring said he was informed
of the decision in a letter from
EPA's environmental fate and
effects division.
"The plan has three main
goals," Goehring said. "It calls
for NDDA to supply EPA with
state specific information to use
in risk assessments; it enables
stakeholders to offer input and
recommendations, and it enables
NDDA to help plan and imple-
ment mitigation and management
plans."
North Dakota is home to seven
endangered species, including the
whooping crane, black-footed fer-
ret. piping plover, pallid sturgeon,
least tern. grey wolf and western
prairie fringed orchid.
Missouri River Royalty Corporation (MRRC)
is paying $ TOP DOLLAR $
to lease minerals in the BAKKEN.
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Bismarck was once a prominent
and luxurious hotel and home to
the Non Partisan League. The
hotel was a hotspot for politicians
throughout its history, Lyndon
Johnson, Calvin Coolidge and
John F, Kennedy stayed there.
The lobby now houses Peacock
Alley American Grill and Bar and
continues to be a historic:location
rooted in tradition. Dine at the
Peacock, and you just might find
a piece of history from one of
these presidential guests.
7. George W. Bush is a perma-
nent part of the Walk of Fame in
Fargo
In the political world, a
President George Bush had his
hands in everything from 1989
and 2009. including the Fargo
Walk of Fame• Prints from
George W. Bush are enshrined
along with many other celebrities
that have visited the citv.
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BEACH BELFIELD Belfield Baptist Church St. Mary's Catholic Church
st. John the Baptist Catholic St. Peter's Lutheran - LC Rev. Robert Hlibichuk No Masses during winter months
Church Rev. Scott Hojnacki Sunday Worship: 9 a.m. SENTINEL BUTTE
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Rev. Russ Ko ash Worship Service: Sunday - 8 a.m: i i , Sunday Bible Study: 10 a,m. Trinity Lutheran Church
Mass: Saturday 4:00 p.m. St. Bernard's Catholic C i I Ifieid Church of God lgastor J.T. Burk
Sunday 10:30 a.m: Rev. Shannon G. Lu .i i 81 Milissa Ave. Sunday Worship - 8 a.m.
Golden Valley Manor Chapel Saturday Mass: 7 p I old & Marge Sundgren SOUTH HEART
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Pastor Ron Hudson of Calvary Chapel Confesstons: 6:15-6:4 . i ursday. 7 p.m. St, Mary s Cathehc Church
Sundays - 6:30, Communion, first Stm- Sunday Mass: 8:30 a.m I I "FAIRFIELD Rev. Shannon G. Lucht
day in each month Confessions: 7:45-8:15 a, . it, D letrius Ukrainian Catholic Confessions before Mass
St. Paul s Lutheran Church, St. Johns Ukrainian C tic i " Church Saturday Mass: 4:00 p.m.
LCMS ChurchJj ras Miles TROTTERS
Rev. Scott Hojnacki Rev. Tar ; Sun b¢ iturgy: 8 a.m. on Trotters Church
Sunday Worship- 10:15 a.m. Divine Liturgy:', n firs [third I urth 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month
Sunday School- 11:15 a.m. and t ndays, t Sund ,n first, third WIBfl UX
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V,rst Lutheran Church- ELCA 10 a.m. o ,d and fourt un- . United Methodist Church
Pastor J.T. Burk , i . days t! GOLVA Pastor Ruth McKenzie
Sunday School- 8:10 a.m. ; '. :Belfield ,utheran- ELd Starv's Catholi ' hurch Sunday Worship: 9 a.m.
Sunday Worshtp- 9:30 a.m. Rev ogeerle ! ' Rev s Ko tsh Calvary Temple, Assembly of God
BeachEvangelicalChurch . SundaySc )ol(g): 1] .q ' agla.,Siday . PstorAndyLam"
Visiting Pastors Sunda W( [hi: 1 an ! i D , Sunday Worship-10:30 a.m.
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Daglum i ut pr. I" t 1o le ni ELCA Sunday School 9:30 am,
Sunday Worship-10:45 a.m. ECP ] I ! l°Rj'.l>geierle Trinity Lutheran Church - ELCh
United Commun,ty Church Rev o e ! {S ,dO ;-, 0 a.m. PastorJ.T. Burk
Pastor Warren Maxted (Locatedi 5milessouthea: [oi hnl lySchool:3:30 Lm.,Wed. SundayWorship-ll:15a.m.
Sunday Worship - 9 a.m. h Church Christian Fundamental Church
Sunday Worship - 11:45 a.m. ] ' "3une, July and August only Pastor Jeremy Stradley
•. : first and third Sunday ofa y worship - l 0:30 a.m. Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
...... ......... : Sunday Worship 11 a.m.
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