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page 6 Golden Valley News April 4, 2019
Juniper removal project Answers to questions about
A 969, Oyearsa o" ".ssay ontest. Two winners, one storing fruits, vegetables
under way in RN ecia, asterservicesarebein from eac i . c.oo, an.
planned for the Trotters Evangelical Wibaux County High School, will
:' Church this coming Sunday. Easter receive $250 scholarships to be pre- article"This," myW Uldhusbandbe a saidg dwithf ll w-UPa grin.
services will be 9 a.m followed by sented during the schools corn- I pondered his suggestion as I
Sunday School at 10 a.m. There will mencement ceremonies in May.grabbed a grocery cart.
be several musical numbers as well Jeff Enzminger has been in busi- A while back, I wrote about a gro-
as an Easter message. Bad roads and ness at Jeff's Service Center in cery shopping trip I took With our
By Jane Cook
'; Reporter
MEDORA - The National Park
ervice is implementing a plan for
l'uels reduction within Theodore
Roosevelt National Park's South
Jnit.
! This project will remove Rocky
Mountain juniper that has en-
~roached upon eastern cottonwood
~'galleries," or woodlands, along the
Little Missouri River near Peaceful
,'Valley Ranch and Cottonwood
- ampground. Work began Monday,
;April 1, and will continue intermit-
- Iently through spring 2020.
Juniper thinning will improve cot-
~onwood survival by reducing com-
petition and removing unnatural
;fuels, according to the NPS.
"Although the juniper trees are
native to North Dakota they burn
hotter and can create a greater threat
to the cottonwoods' survival should
a fire occur," said Blake McCann, weather haveprevented services dur- Beach for six years. He has ex-
chief of resource management. "Nor- ing March, but they are hoping that panded his services to include Barry
mally you don't see cottonwoods and the weather will be better from now Campbell and Barry's Auto Clinic.
junipers together as junipers grow on on. The business is located on East Main
the north sides of hills and buttes, but
The entire world joins us in in Beach, east of the Beach Veteri-
because of their encroachment along mourning the loss of our beloved nary Clinic.
the river banks, where cottonwoods
general and president, "Ike." Dwight Several weeks ago, the Golden
are usually found, they are generat- David Eisenhower died on Friday, Valley News and Billings County Pi-
ing problems for those trees." March 28, 1969. Eisenhower wasoneer received and published a letter
The project includes hand cutting known to be an uncommonly com-from 11 -year-old Matt Barnes from
the trees with chain saws. The cut
mon man and inspired confidence Cross Lanes, West Virginia, asking
trees will be moved into piles by and unshakable faith in all people, for post cards, travel brochures, and
hand and with tracked equipment. March 31, 1994, 25 years ago: information about famous people
Piles will be given time to cure and Farmers & Merchants Bank, in from North Dakota for a school proj-
then be burned in place when condi-
tions allow, conjunction with Dollars for Schol- ect. He has received 475 letters,
ars, announces the first annual Farm- pasta, honey, T-shirts, and sunflower
ers & Merchants Bank Scholarship products to treat his whole class.
own
i "I am not retiring, I am just tran-
~itioning," says Dakota Insurance
State veterinarian encourages
ip changing vaccination, biosecurity for horses
BISMARCK - Equine herpesvirus be taken to avoid co-mingling horses
~Agency owner Barbara "Bobby" O1-
~tad of Beach.
i Dan Farstveet of Beach, former
Nodak Insurance agent, who serves
the area, is also transitioning to an in-
dependent insurance agency owner.
:Effective April 1, Olstad is selling
her insurance agency to
Farstveet. Farstveet has been a
Nodak Mutual agent the past 18
years.
cally owned, independent agency,"
said Olstad.
Olstad and Farstveet will continue
cdiPntg in No U r~ov,~ta,
Montana and South Dakota, as they
have in the past, with multiple com-
panies to choose from to best suit
customer needs.
Also, the additional staff at DIA
L.L.C will remain the same with
Kelli Mattern, who has been an agent
for 13 years and Anna Moe, who has
been a CSR for almost six years.
The name of the business is to
change in the future to Dak Insur-
ance L.L.C.
i "We are both pleased that the
~gency I have worked hard at, the
last 26 years, will continue to be a lo-
Burden
(Continued from Page 1)
income tax, the result will be "fewer people paying more."
iF Compromise
'" According to Mike Chaussee, a lobbyist for North Dakota AARP, North
Dakota is one of only 13 states that tax Social Security at all, and one of only
three that tax at the federal rate. Chaussee said he understood the financial
constraints of a full repeal and AARP would support compromise on the bill.
"There's certainly work that other states have been able to do that would
allow older North Dakotans somewhat of a break," Chaussee said.
While Bellew would be "open to negotiation," he said he believed a full
repeal should be a financial priority for the Legislature.
The bill's projected cost of $20.8 million a biennium in reduced revenue
i)roved to be too high for the Senate Appropriations Committee, however, and
a proposed amendment would remove the tax only for those with an adjusted
gross income of $50,000 or less. This would lower the revenue loss for the
State to an estimated $2.2 million.
5. "Nobody in the state is going to hurt because of it," Bellew said of a full
repeal. "We have plenty of money."
myeloencephalopathy (EHM) has to minimize the chances of contract-
been confirmed recently in horses in ing the disease."
several states, including Idaho, Ari- EHM can be spread through the
zona, Ncvadd, Califul nia and Ivwia. air, contalillrlatecl equipment, clothing
Owners of horses that have trav- and hands. Biosecurity measures that
eled in those areas recently are can reduce the risk of spreading the
being advised to keep their horses in disease include avoiding shared food
isolation for two weeks and monitor or water containers and preventing
for clinical signs, which include: nose-to-nose contact.
fever, nasal discharge, depression, Any horses entering North Dakota
incoordination, hind limb weakness, for any length of time must be ac-
loss of tail tone, loss of bladder companied by a certificate of veteri-
tone, dog sitting position, and in- nary inspection and a negative Equine
ability to rise. Infectious Anemia test.
Those planning to travel with their "Certificates of veterinary inspec-
horses out of state or to events in tion reduce the risk of introduction of
North Dakota where out-of-state clinical disease and help us better
horses may participate should visit monitor the movement of equines into
with their veterinarian regarding North Dakota," said Dr. Keller. "We
booster vaccinations and potential ex- use that information to report disease
posures to EHM. risks and findings to veterinarians and
"With summer coming, many horse owners in North Dakota."
horses will be moving to events Although highly infectious and
around the region," said State Veteri- contagious among horses, EHM
narian Dr. Susan Keller. "Care should poses no threat to human health.
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son. I was providing a "kitchen 3. What's the best way to clean
warming" gift for him after he fruits and vegetables?
moved into his own place. I stocked 4. Should you rinse your weekly
his cupboards, refrigerator and supply of fruits and vegetables be-
freezer with a variety of foods that he fore refrigerating? Why or why not?
chose during our shopping trip. 5. You check the strawberries
I was amazed at the healthful
you purchased a few days ago and
choices he made. I should have had notice they are moldy. Should you
him be my guest writer that week, or cut away the bad parts and use the
perhaps our personal chef. rest?
More than a year had passed. Was 6. Why do "baby carrots" some-
he still on the right track with eating? times turn whitish?
"I mainly need fruits and vegeta- 7. Let's say you bought a lot of
bles," our son noted as we entered tomatoes, apples, carrots, peppers
the grocery store recently. My hus- and other vegetables, and you have
band glanced in my direction with an unexpected trip that will take you
raised eyebrows. I nodded, out of state for many days. What
He placed peppers, tomatoes, car- should you do?
rots, raspberries, potatoes, grapes, Here are the answers:
bananas and mushrooms in the cart. 1. Keep fruits such as apples,
He had filled the cart with the pears and plums away from vegeta-
amount of fruits and vegetables I bles such as lettuce, carrots and broc-
might buy for a family of four to last coll. Many fruits release ethylene gas
for several days. naturally. In fruits, ethylene pro-
"Are you sure you are going to eat motes ripening, but it can promote
all the fresh fruits and vegetables be- color changes or spoilage in ethyl-
fore they spoil?" I asked, ene-sensitive vegetables. However, if
"V,~e, I'll ent tr, o ~,f ~, k you use your fruits and vegetables
sponded as he looked at some avoca- quickly, you probably won't have
dos. He thought they were a little an issue with spoilage.
pricy at this time of the year, so he 2. Fresh tomatoes should be
didn't add any to the cart. stored at room temperature to main-
I was fine with his choices. Fruits tain their flavor and quality. How-
and vegetables typically are the food
ever, cut tomatoes (and any other cut
groups most lacking in the American fruit or vegetable) should be covered
diet. Only about one in 10 adults and kept in the refrigerator for safety.
meets the daily 4 l/2-cup recom- Use within a few days.
mendation. All forms of fruits and 3. Use plenty of running water
vegetables, whether fresh, canned, to clean vegetables and fruits. You
frozen or dried, count toward the should use a
total, vegetable brush on fruits with
Eating more fruits and vegetables "netted" skin, such as cantaloupe. Do
can lower our risk for chronic dis-
not use soap.
ease, including cancer, diabetes and 4. For best quality and longest
heart disease. They're naturally low
storage life, rinse fruits and vegeta-
in calories and high in fiber, bles just prior to eating them.
Unfortunately, fruits and vegeta- 5. Throw away moldy strawber-
bles also are the foods most corn- ries.
monly wasted by Americans. Our 6. Baby carrots may "dry out"
son grew up in a family who tries to and become whitish. They are safe to
avoid wasting food. Throwing away eat. They will rehydrate in soups and
food is like throwing money in the stews. However, if baby carrots are
trash, slimy and soft, do not eat them.
Try these questions about fresh 7. You could give your extra fruits
fruit and vegetable storage: and vegetables to a friend, or you
1. Why should you avoid storing could freeze, dry or can them. See
fruits and vegetables, such as apples https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/fieldtofork
and broccoli, in the same refrigerator for information about storing and
drawer? preserving various fruits and vegeta-
2. Where should you store fresh bles, and growing them, too.
tomatoes?
Listings for high school
sporting events, plus public
events that are free to any-
one and aren't fund-raisers
or aren't family or business
invitations, can be published
free of charge in this col-
umn.
Public update meeting
regarding proposed
Theodore Roosevelt Library
i, and Museum, 6:30 p.m Fri-
:day, April 5, Medora Com-
munity Center
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i TOWNSH,P/CITY DATE
nty Boards of Equalization 2019
TIME LOCATION
City of Beach April 1 7:30 p.m. City Hall
Beach Civil Twp April 2 7:00 p.m. Golden Valley Courthouse
Delhi April 3 5:30 p.m. Golden Valley Courthouse
Henry April 4 7:00 p.m. Cody & Renae Smith's (Change 2019)
City of Sentinel Butte April 8 7:30 p.m. City Hall (change time to 7:30 in 2019)
Sentinel Twp April 9 7:00 p.m. Sentinel Butte Fire Hall
Lone Tree April 10 6:30 p.m. Golva Bar meeting room
City of Golva April 10 8:00 p.m. City Hall
Elk Creek April 11 3:00 p.m. Golden Valley Courthouse
Bullion April 11 7:00 p.m. Golva Bar meeting room (Change 2019)
Garner April 16 7:00 p.m. Dan & Sheila Zachmann's
Saddle Butte April 17 7:00 p.m. Vince & Eleanor Nistler's
Pearl April 18 3:00 p.m. Doug Mosser Ranch House
Unorganized Twps June 4 1:00 p.m. Golden Valley Courthouse
County Equalization June 4 1:00 p.m. Golden Valley Courthouse
State Board August 13 TBD State Capitol
Each taxpayer has the right to appear before the appropriate board of review or
equalization and petition for correction of the taxpayer's assessment,
Signed and dated this 13th day of March 2019; Henry Gerving, Director of Tax
Equalization, Golden Valley County
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