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Page 2 Golden Valley News February 27, 2014
Brother Aelred Reid
RICHARDTON - Mass of Chris-
tian Burial for Brother Aelred Reid
was held at 10:30 a.m., Monday,
Feb. 24, 2014, in the Assumption
Abbey Church. Burial took place in
the Abbey cemetery.
A vigil service for Aelred was
held at 7 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 23, in
the Abbey Church.
Brother Aelred (Joseph) Reid,
OSB, 59, died at St. John's Abbey,
Collegeville, Minn., on Feb. 17,
2014, from an apparent heart attack.
He was attending St. John's Univer-
sity, working on a master of arts de-
gree in pastoral ministry and living
at St. John's Abbey.
Aelred was born in Boston,
Mass., on March 20, 1954, to Joseph
Francis Reid Jr. and Joan Adele (Vil-
liard) Reid, the first of four children.
He received his elementary and high
school education in local public
schools. During this time, he har-
bored an unspoken inclination to-
ward religious life. After high
school, he spent several months trav-
eling through Europe planning his
religious life. In 1973, he entered the
Society of African Missions as a col-
lege seminarian with a trajectory to-
ward mission work in Liberia, West
Africa. While in the seminary,
Aelred was exposed to the Trappist
monks at St. Joseph Abbey, Spencer,
Mass. This experience awakened in
him a desire for monastic life. At the
end of the fall semester in his senior
year of college, he chose to leave his
religious community, the Society of
African Missions, as he felt a call to
a more monastic way of life.
He completed college in 1978 and
being encouraged to experience life
more broadly, began to work for
many years in human services with
the mentally challenged and the psy-
chologically disabled.
In 1986, he moved to southern
Florida, where he continued to work
in human services, as well as in sales
and marketing. He also was intro-
duced to the restaurant business and
continued that line of work when he
moved to New York in 1991.
Despite doing fairly well he was
not happy. Aelred worked on a
deeper relationship with God. The
Dominicansat St. Vincent Ferrer Pri-
ory ifii",ew York City were most
helpful, tO him. He also reconnected,
with his youthful interest in the reli-
gious life. In the summer of 2000,
he came to the Assumption Abbey in
Richardton. After completing candi-
dacy and novitiate, he made his
monastic profession March 21,2002.
While in formation, Aelred
worked at various capacities at the
Abbey, from the laundry, the farm, as
sacristan and various janitorial du-
ties. He also developed an interest in
icons and in mounting them. He be-
came very good at this since he had
a keen sense of beauty. On Jan. 15,
2007, he began to work at Home On
The Range, Sentinel Butte, as chap-
lain. He resigned on April 23, 2009,
and began to work at Sacred Heart
Church in Glendive, Mont., and its
missions as a pastoral worker and di-
rector of religious education. To
help him in his DRE work, Aelred
began part-time studies toward a
master of arts in pastoral ministry at
St. John's University, Collegeville,
Minn., during the summer of 2011.
In the fall of 2012, he became a full-
time student at St. John's.
We at Assumption Abbey express
our gratitude to the monks of St.
John's Abbey for their warm hospi-
tality to Aelred and for their kindness
on the occasion of his death.
Aelred is survived by his mother,
Joan Reid; two brothers, Ronald
(Barbara) and Michael (Shari) Reid;
and one sister, Diane (Samuel) Wag-
ner. He is preceded in death by his
father, Joseph F. Reid.
MAY HE REST IN PEACE -
Abbot Brian and Community
Remembrances and condolences
may be ,shared with the family at
www.stevensonfuneralhome.com.
Health clinics
Billings/Golden Valley County
health, flu vaccination and health
maintenance clinics for March will
be held as follows:
- Olson's Service, Sentinel Butte,
Friday, March 7, 11-12:30 p.m.
- Fairfield Fire Hall, Fairfield,
Wednesday, March 4, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Beach Senior Citizens Center,
Beach, Tuesday, March 18, 11 a.m.-
12:30 p.m.
- Golden Valley Manor, Beach,
Wednesday March 19, 9-11 a.m.
- Golden Valley Manor, Beach,
Monday March 10 and 24, footcare,
9-11 a.m.
- Billings County Courthouse,
Medora, March 6, 11, 13, 20, 25, 27,
9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Thursdays and second
and fourth Tuesdays
schedule for March
- Public Health Office, Beach, flu
vaccinations and health maintenance,
Fridays or by appointments, 8 a.m.-4
p.m.
Please call for appointment sched-
uling. Offered screenings at these
clinics may include blood pressure,
pulse, immunizations, fasting blood
sugar, hemoglobin, urinalysis, etc.
For a complete list of services pro-
vided please call (701) 872-4533.
Suggested costs for services are do-
nations only.
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Crop insurance deadline approaching
The USDA's Risk Management
Agency (RMA) reminds producers
in Montana, North Dakota, South
Dakota, and Wyoming that the
spring sales closing date is March
15.
The spring sales closing and can-
cellation date applies to spring
planted crops, and is also the dead-
line for producers to notify their
agent if they have planted winter
wheat in a county with only spring
wheat coverage.
There are also important changes
for organic producers this year. The
five percent surcharge for all acreage
insured under organic farming prac-
tices has been removed and a new
contract price option will be avail-
able to organic producers who grow
eligible crops under guaranteed con-
tracts. An organic price election is
now available for oats, bringing the
total number of crops with organic
price elections to sixteen.
Changes to organic transitional
yields (t-yields) will be phased in so
they will be more reflective of actual
organic farming experience. More
information on risk management
tools available for organic farmers
can be found on the RMA Organic
Crops website at:
www.rma.usda.gov/news/currentis-
sues/organics/.
Doug Hagel, Billings Regional
Office director, reminds producers to
contact their crop insurance agent for
changes and insurance availability
specific to their operation. A list of
crop insurance agents is available at
all USDA Service Centers or on the
RMA website at:
www.rma.usda.gov/tools/agents/.
Farm Rescue accepting applications for planting
JAMESTOWN - Farm Rescue, a
nonprofit organization that provides
planting and harvesting assistance
free of charge to farm families who
have experienced a major illness, in-
jury or natural disaster, is now ac-
cepting planting applications from
farmers in North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and eastern
Montana.
Farm Rescue assisted 50 farm
families in 2013 and plans to assist a
similar number of families as avail-
able funding and volunteer staffing
allows.
"Now is the time for farmers to
apply for planting assistance. Prior-
ity consideration will be given to ap-
plications received by April lst," said
Bill Gross, founder and president.
"Friends and neighbors may also
anonymously refer a family that is in
need of assistance since some fami-
lies are hesitant to ask for assistance
themselves."
Farm Rescue is introducing a
Sponsor-A-Volunteer program,
which will provide an avenue for po-
tential donors to help further the non-
profit organization's mission of
assisting farm families who have ex-
perienced unexpected crises.
N.D. orders ilealth certific:ate stateme on swine
BISMARCK - North Dakota's
state veterinarian has ordered that all
swine coming into North Dakota "be
accompanied by a health certificate
declaring that they have not been ex-
posed to porcine epidemic diarrhea
virus (PEDv).
Dr. Susan Keller said the certifi-
cate also must declare the animals do
not originate from a premises known
to be affected by PEDv.
'"This state response is the result
of the identification of more PEDv
cases in gurrounding states and in
Canada," Keller said Tuesday. "The
mortality rate in young swine is up to
80 to 100 percent, and production
losses are significant in older swine
although the mortality rates are
lower."
Keller said the health certificates
must be signed by the owner of the
animals as well as the issuing veteri-
narian.
New edition of noxious weed guide available
BISMARCK - Agriculture Com-
missioner Doug Goehring has an-
nounced that a new edition of "A.
Guide to North Dakota Noxious and
Troublesome Weeds" is now avail-
able from the North Dakota Depart-
ment of Agriculture (NDDA) and the'
North Dakota State University Ex-
tension Service.
"Correct identification of problem
weeds is the first step to controlling
them," Goehring said. "This new,
pocket-sized field guide has detailed
information and color photos to help,
landowners and land managers de--
termine the invasive plants on their:
property and the measures needed to)
stop their spread."
Written by Rodney G. Lym, pro--
fessor of plant sciences at NDSU, the
67-page, spiral bound booklet con-
tains descriptions and photographs of
31 noxious and invasive weeds, in-
cluding long-established species such
as leafy spurge, Canada thistle and
hoary cress, as well as relative new-
comers like halogeton, orange hawk-
weed and black henbane.
Symbols listed with each entry de-
note whether the plant is a county or
state-listed noxious weed, the meth-
ods for controlling the weed and
whether the weed is poisonous.
"A Guide of North Dakota Nox-
ious and Troublesome Weeds" is
available free of charge from the
North Dakota Department of Agri-
culture at (800) 242-7535 or
ABBREVIATED
NOTICE OF INTENT
.... TOAMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES,
• " - ' relating t0 ,. " i'
The Boi'd of'Ad6ti6fi"ouneling
Examiners
Board of Addiction
Counseling
Examiners
Nill hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the N.D. Admin.
Code.
Board of
Addiction Counseling
Examiners Office
2900 E. Broadway Ave.Suite 2
Bismarck, ND
Tues., March 25, 2014
9:00 a.m.
A copy of the proposed rules may be
obtained by writing the Board of Addic-
tion Counseling Examiners at NDBACE,
PO Box 975, Bismarck, ND 58502-0975.
Also, written comments may be submitted
to NDBACE, PO Box 975, Bismarck, ND
58502-0975 untilApril 4, 2014. If you plan
to attend the public hearing and will need
special facilities or assistance relating to
a disability, please contact the Board of
Addiction Counseling Examiners at 701-
255-1439 or the above address at least 5
days prior to the public hearing.
Dated this 12th day of Feb., 2014.
Nikki Owings, Board Administrator
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO AMEND
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES
relatin'g to ' ' '
ND AdministraliTe,Code Tit!, 12_.5,
North Dakota
State Board of
Funeral Service
will hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the N.D. Admin.
Code.
ND Dept. of Health
AV Room 212
600 East Boulevard Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58505-0200
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
1:30 p.m.
A copy of the proposed amendments
may be obtained by writing the State
Board of Funeral Service, P.O. Box
161, Rugby, ND 58368-0161 or calling
701-776-6222. Also, written comments
may be submitted to the Rugby address
until April 30, 2014. If you plan to at-
tend the public hearing and will need
special facilities or assistance relating
to a disability, please contact the Health
Department at 701-328-2372 or above
address at least three days prior to the
public hearing.
Dated this 13th day of February 2014.
Dale G. Niewoehner, Secretary
State Board of Funeral Service
ndda@nd.gov, or the North Dakota
State University Distribution Center
at (701) 231-7883 or
sharon.lane@ndsu.edu. The publica-
tion also is online at
www.bit.ly/NDweeds.
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NOTICE OF INTENT
TO ADOPT, AMEND, OR
REPEAL ADMINISTRATIVE
•RULES
relating to water appropriations;
funding from the resources trust fund;
weather modification operations of
the atmospheric resource board;
sovereign lands of the state of North
Dakota; and
the drought disaster livestockwater
:', Spply-pr0ject assistance program.
i ikota! -z
gineer
and
North Dakota State
Water Commission
will hold a public hearing to address
proposed changes to the N.D.
Administrative Code at the following
location and time:
State Office Building
900 East Boulevard Ave.
Bismarck, ND
Thursday, March 27th
9:00 a.m.
The proposed rules are available on the
North Dakota State Water Commission's
website at www.swc.nd.gov or a copy may
be obtained by calling the State Water
Commission at 701-328-4941. Written
comments may be submitted to the State
Water Commission, 900 East Boulevard,
Bismarck, ND 58505. The deadline for
submitting written comments is Apdl 7,
2014. tf you plan to attend the public
hearing and will need special facilities or
assistance relating to a disability, please
contact the State Water Commission at
the above telephone number or address
at least seven days before the public
hearing.
Dated Feb. 14, 2014
Todd Sando, PE
- State Engineer
February 27, 2014
12:00 Noon Meeting
Community Center
Beach, ND
• Dennis Moen from Rural Community Insurance Services
(RCIS) will present updates for the 2014 crop year.
Lunch will be served at noon! Spouses welcome to attend!
REMINDER: March 15, 2014 is the Sales Closing Date
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insurance, Inc.
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Mark Hardy
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District 39 Republican Committee
Notice of District Convention and Endorsing
Convention and Selection of Delegates to State
Endorsing Convention
The District Convention of District 39 Republican Party
will be held as follows:
, Date: Saturday, March 8, 2014
Place: American Legion Post #46
Highway 22
_ Killdeer, ND
Time: 2:00 pm MDT
The business to be conducted will include:
1. Endorse candidates for state legislative seats;
2. Select delegates to the State Republican Endorsing Convention;
3. Presentations by candidates for state offices;
4. Such other business as may come before the convention;
For more information contact Anthony Larson, Chairman of
District 39 Republicans at 701-567-4993.
(Paid for by District 39 Republicans)
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