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Golden Valley News
May 27, 2021
Insurance public notices
Don’t fall for the
Manor News By Mary Barthel
93521 ‘
Abstract of Statement May 13 Exercises were held at 10 Golva-Medora Mass
was watched. winner.
E d, '3" the It"; 2020 am. on Thursday morning. The bingo
After that, the Beach First Lutheran May 19 Wednesday morning ex-
" mg eggwle r crowd gathered for the afternoon and service was
watched. We are so for— ercises were held at 10 am. In the
Coefficient Insurance Company
In the state of South Carolina
five second rule
enjoyed games of their favorite activ-
ity. Delores Olson was the lucky
tunate to now be able to attend our
worship services via live streaming on
afternoon, the residents went on an
outing. They toured around the towns
Total Assets. 64412573 “ , . blackout winner. our large screen smart TV.
We are of Beach and Wibaux and ended up
X‘sglegggl'fifiems for 2495720 Where 3911‘” natlonal award I
May 14 Fr. Berg held Word & very blessed and grateful for being
stopping at the Tastee Hut in Wibaux
Special surplus funds 0 WERE“ you‘ my dfaUghter aSkefi‘ Communion at
10:30 Friday morning. able to worship in the comfort of our for ice cream
treats. They truly en—
Common Capital Stock 7387400 3' Plaques?” 11" the boxes 1“ The
Friday afternoon movie was home, share with each other and feel joyed the
outing, and have been visit-
Preferred Capital Stock 0 my Closet, I sald~ Jun, Gammnobmso"
"Hachi: A Dog's Tale." connected to our faith families. ing
among themselves about the fun
Aggregate Write-ins for Othern than
Special Surplus Funds
Surplus Notes 0
Gross paid in and
Contributed surplus 59690268
Unassigned funds ~5160815
Total Capital and Surplus 61916853
Total Libablities, Capital
and Surplus 64412573
North Dakota Business Only
I think I might wrap it and give
her the plaque this year for her
high school graduation. She and
the rest of my family certainly
have inspired me many times in
the years I have written this col-
umn.
I should have guessed my
daughter would go on to enjoy the—
Food 8. Nutntlon Specralst
searchers considered the bacteria-
transferring properties of several
types of flooring, including carpet,
wood and tile. The materials were
inoculated with salmonella and al-
lowed to stand 24 hours to see if
bacteria would survive. The carpet
May 15 On Saturday morning the
residents did their walk routine out-
side the grounds of the Manor. Dori
read the newspaper to the residents at
2 pm. while they enjoyed their coffee
hour.
May 16 ~ Sunday morning, in the
Chapel, the Litany of the Saints and
the Rosary were prayed. At 10 a.m.,
In the afternoon, cards and games
were enjoyed.
May 17 The morning walk was
well attended. It is a great way to start
our Mondays with a walking routine
to help us stay active.
May 18 — Exercises were held at 10
am. In the afternoon, bingo was held
with Deb with Earl and Fern assisting.
afternoon. We had some pretty awe—
some bus drivers — Steve Raisler and
Warren Maxted who drove the Coun-
cil on Aging vans for the fun getaway!
Our days are slowly returning to
"normal." It feels like our world is
opening its doors to us again and we
are loving the freedom and blessings
of these days. We are off to a great
Life Annfivhe Year 202° afer £0165 andfcfimedy iglpr9Vi§a'
retained the most bacteria, but all the Tri-Parish Church of Beach— Edie
Abraham was the lucky blackout start.
. tron ecauseo t IS awar -w1nn1n .
Total Direct premiums “scene ” I’ve u dated the foofi the materlals
retained thousands of
Written 0 ‘, p bacteria per square centlmeter of
Total Direct Losses Paid 0 Safety UPS' flooring material.
Accident & Health
Total Direct Premiums
Written 0
Total Direct Losses Paid 0
‘; STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
r OF INSURANCE
I, Jon Godfread, Commissioner of In-
aurance of the State of North Dakota,
‘do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true Abstract of Statement, as offi-
cially filed by the Company in this of—
fice.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal oi
this office at Bismarck, the first day of
May, A. D. 2021 (Seal).
Jon Godfread
Commissioner of Insurance
“Would you like pancakes
today?” my then-4-year-old asked
as I entered our living room.
“Sure, that would be nice,” I
said. “What kind of toppings do
you have?”
“Today we have blueberries,
raspberries and strawberries,” she
noted as she pointed to an imagi-
nary menu on the wall. ’
“I’ll have two pancakes with
blueberries,” I said.
“We’re all out of blueberries,”
she announced.
“Okay, I’ll have raspberries,” I
said.
“The raspberries fell on the
The researchers dropped
bologna and bread on the contam-
inated flooring material. Within
five seconds, the food picked up
thousands of bacteria.
Yes, the food that was on the
floor longer picked up more bacte-
ria, but don’t take that as evidence
to retrieve your cookies, sand—
wiches or other foods; For some
types of bacteria, only a few cells
can make you sick.
As we’ve learned from spinach
and lettuce foodborne illness out-
breaks, washing doesn’t always
get rid of pathogens (disease-caus-
ing organisms) on produce. The
i.
Award ,
(Continued from Page 1)
there recovering, somehow he got
missed. Alvord didn’t receive his
Purple Heart until 2005 when a
friend helped him submit paperwork
for it. In August 2017, he was fea-
tured on KX News for National Pur—
ple Heart Day.
Solper served in the USMC in
WWII and was wounded on Oki-
nawa. As a forward observer, he was
behind enemy lines directing mortar
fire to destroy enemy emplacements,
ammunition, etc. He saw What he
presumed was a Japanese soldier
dressed in Marine clothing, as he
Pieces of the Past
50 years ago; May 27, 1971:
The Arts and Crafts Show held in
Beach on May 22, amazed most
viewers. The show was dedicated to
the memory of pioneer Sentinel
Butte artist Einar Olstad.
Holtan’s Super Valu grocery
V sales: Shasta pop, 12-0unce can, 10
cents, (case $2.29); corn on the cob,
6 cars, 59 cents; Cheerios, 10 ounce,
or Wheaties, 12 ounce, 39 cents;
sugar, with coupon from flyer, $1.29;
Van Camp's Pork & Beans, five for
$1.
’ STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA floor,” She CXCIaimec!’ wrinkling best
advice; Don’t take chances_ If knew he should be the only Marine
: OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER her nose. “They’re dirty. Really, you drop
food on the floor, toss it behind enemy lines. As he laid down ,
COMPAfiilgiléw-i-fichA-m OF ’ rea‘l‘ly duty! , in the trash, his
automatic rifle to take a closer Shown is the Purple Heart
AUTHORITY When was the 1a“ “me “"5 Cross-contamination is the
look with his binoculars,he was shot that was given to Everett
WHEREAS, the above corporation
duly organized under the laws of its
State or country of domicile, has filed
in this office a sworn‘ statement ex-
hibiting its condition and business for
the year ending December 31, 2020
conformable to the requirements of the
laws of this state regarding the busi-
ness of insurance
and .
WHEREAS, the said company has
filed in this office a duly certified copy
of its charter with certificate of organi-
zation in compliance with the require-
ments of insurance law aforesaid, .
NOW THEREFORE, I, Jon Godfread,
Commissioner of Insurance of the
State of North Dakota, pursuant to the
provisions of said laws, do hereby cer-
tify that the above named company is
fully empowered through its authorized
agents and representatives, to trans—
act its appropriated business of au-
thorized insurance in the state
according to the laws thereof, until the
30th day of April, A. D. 2020.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hefeunto set my hand and seal at Bis-
restaurant was inspected, any-
way?” I asked.
“You can have strawberries,”
she said, ignoring my question.
“They didn’t fall on the floor,
did they?” I asked.
She grinned and left the room to
get my food. I’d have to say those
were the best imaginary pancakes
and strawberries I ever had.
I was happy to hear that my
young daughter had not fallen prey
to the “five-second rule.” Accord-
ing to this often-quoted rule, you
have a few seconds to pluck food
from the floor before it becomes
contaminated. Think again.
Several years ago, a high school
student from Chicago put the rule
to the test during an internship at
an Illinois university. She surveyed
people and learned that women
were more. likely to eat food that
transfer of harmful bacteria from
surfaces to food or from one food
to another. Cross-contamination is
one of the leading causes of food—
borne illness in the US. Consider
these tips from the US. Depart—
ment of Agriculture:
- Use hot, soapy water and
paper towels or clean cloths to
wipe up spills or kitchen surfaces.
Sanitize kitchen surfaces with a
solution of 1 tablespoon of chlo-
rine bleach per gallon of water
(less than 1 teaspoon per quart). Or
use another cleaner according to
the manufacturer’s directions. Test
a spot before using a sanitizer.
- Wash cloths in the hot cycle of
your washing machine.
Use clean cutting boards. Use
one cutting board for fresh pro-
duce and a separate one for raw
meat.
by another Japanese soldier. He was
able to kill both before they killed
him.
If you or someone you know,
whether living or deceased, was
awarded a Purple Heart, please take
the time to get enrolled. There is no
cost involved, no membership to
join, just a little of your time. An es-
timated two million Purple Heart
medals have been awarded. The Roll
Of Honor database comprises 10—12
percent of the possible recipients
who may have received the award
Solper of Bottineau. (Courtesy
Photo)
since its creation in 1932. They need
our help to collect and preserve this
important and historic information.
You can download the information
and enrollment form at www.thepur—
pleheart.com or call 845-561-1765.
If you need assistance, call me at
263-3 136.
(Lois Schaefer is the state Ameri-
canism chairman for the Department
of ND. VFW Auxiliary.)
RUNNING ur
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know?
T he Billings County 1
Pioneer and Golden Valley
News have shared ‘
advertising and have been
sharing the news for some
of their inside pages for
about 50 years.
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(May 20, 27 and June 3) She sterilized ceramic tiles, in_ ags enever am a e
p ace of your ad isn t limited to
oculated the tiles with E. coli bac-
teria and then dropped candy or
cookies on the tiles. The bad news
for food retrievers: Cookies and
candy instantly picked up bacteria.
In another test of the famous
rule, Clemson University re-
meat packages in plastic bags be-
fore placing them in your cart.
- Keep raw meat, poultry and
seafood in containers 0r sealed
plastic bags on the lowest shelf of
your refrigerator to help prevent
their juices from dripping on other
foods.
For subscribers, your subsoription’s
expiration date is on your
address label.
It’s time to send in your
a.»
payment if your expiration
is 3 weeks away.
just either county! Our ,
primary coverage area is
western County and
west to the Montana
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SEASON
DEER BOW
OPENS
September 3 (12:00 noon)
Attention Hunters
2021-2022 Deer Hunting Proclamation Summary
CLOSES AREAS
Rosrdonts ~ Any debris legal. No unit momma.
Nonmsdems - Restricted to species at deer described on
license No um restrictions.
Statewide
The deadtirre for submitting applications Is June 2, 2021.
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RESTRICTIONS
gtnd 90v
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General Information
Applicants tor repulse door gun. gratis, youth and muzzietoaaor
licenses must apply mime through the Department‘s memo at '
ND Newspapers
work for YOU!
Orange clothing required at all how hunters dorms; regular
gun season. - Th0 deadline tor submltttng eppllcatloru ls Juno 2. mr.
Resident use: new bonuses are 959.500 by the Department’s
Blsmarck office. rmouqn zoo Department‘s ancestry. authorized
swears or by titling £6004th 6400
‘Exception See intermatmn on Special Herd Reduction Deer Seasons.
Nevember 21 All units
Your“ DEER
HOURS OF HUNTING are coal/tall W2) hour before sunrise to oneself p.12} bow
alter sunset except when season opens as noted above. Homers must cease any
hunting actuary. leave any stand or blind. and must be m the process at
teavxng the hold at the close or shooting hours (ottoman {1&3 from
after sunseti. All season
openers am Central Time.
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oldeer mludesspocsosam Mamet momma mtiered rat
least one Visible antler).
Note exceptron for whitewater! deer hunters in mats 48,
4C. 40 and 4E.
Orange clothing required.
to 1/2 Day Season
Nonresident crown! see! new licenses {to Whitfield/ed deer are
November 5 (12:00 noon) “ L J
argued by the Dt‘pgytmw'. 5 Bowen office tract;th Wows
website, authorized vendors or by cmsng 1-800 4065409
Nmrusrdml arr, door bow licenses (which .mlude mule deer) are
sealed by lottery on mm the Oceanmont's 8mm once.
Deer gun and rr' ‘0?ch licenses are issued trya weighted zoom:
procedure livuug': (no [Iewrt'no‘u s Bésmarck office
Restricted to whitetail“) deer only and type of dear
described on license. No unit restrictions
Orange clotbmg Wffid.
‘ Rescem gra'vr. f‘m'i’Sldttll
are issued rhrougn mu Comm»
and youth (leer licenses
it by Dec 32.12,; 13 was cm 4 MW Mite—two] deer only "l‘ 9W"
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> Of those North Dakotans planning
to purchase goods and services,
here‘s how many read newspapers:
' Boats and other RVs
Home Appliances"
- Real Estate ...... ..
Jewelry/watches ..
' Automobiles ..... ..
Htsalth/Mcdiml .
- Restaurants/ha
' Sporting Goods .... ..
D Every month, 863/0 of North Dakota
adults read a newspaper
r Resrecrtt deer {Xi/r Izcezisn inldeIS.’ / raw and wssess one fleet
of any type per season except as CDth-DC‘G 'or the spasms hero
redecth deer Seasons
September 17 (12:00 noon)
Nuxrusidcnt dew UM 55.61251: spiders may mice and possess me- doc:
01 the type described on size: name
- Deer gun lKJOfISG holders may take and possess one deer oi the
type described on their Mouse.
88%‘or adults in North Dakota
read public notices in newspapers
' 76% of North Dakotaus believe
they should STAY in newsprttmrs
' 949/0 of adults in North Dakota
feel newspapers are the most
trusted source for public notices
Muzzlolcadoa amuse
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«I on raw license
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31‘» one senseless awed deer
Youth door 50. con holders ages to {by Do: 31; and to
may take and past one deer of any secretes, sex or age except
that in nuns 381 382, sit. 48, SC. :30, «2F. and 4F a soecrai lrcenso
is (aimed to hunt notions: mule deer.
- Readout gratis and hammered hearse mkst may take
and possess one one: of my type ascertained on that: scenes. Gram
IKMSQ mums may not take a mafia cost sharing muzzleéoooe! season
In no case ‘5 3 legal to possess or transport a doe: mless l: :5
chpoity ragga:
Summary of Changes from Last Year
~ The 202! North Dakota deer hunting season 45 set «an 72 200 Monaco
amiable.
3,150 more than last yea:
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place at storage. With the following “comm: tag as currently too-mm, then
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transport
tho photographs of the logged on: must be shown to any game- wolden or chm
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onlorcomom ollrcer upon request
b Almost two-thirds of North Dakotans
traveled on vacation in the past 12
months, here is Where they went:
- Visit famin ........... ..
Business trip
- State or national parks.
Shopping .................... ..
' Historical attraction.
- Sporting
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