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Page 4 Golden Valley News June 19, 2014
Legal
Notices
insurance Legal
60380
Abstract of Statement
For the year ending
December 31, 2013
of the
American Family Life Assurance Com-
pany of Columbus
In the state of Nebraska
Total Assets $107,912,974,759
Total Liabilities $98,282,915,939
Common Capitol Stock $3,879,605
Preferred Capitol Stock $0
Aggregate write-ins for
Other than special surplus 0
Surplus Notes 0
Gross paid in and
Contrib0ted surplus $569,929,529
Aggregate write-ins for
Special surplus fund $0
Unassigned funds
(surplus) $9,056,249,686
Less treasury stock, at cost:
shares common 0
# shares preferred 0
Surplus as regards
Policyholders $9,630,058,820
Total Liabilities, Capitol
And Surplus $107,912,974,759
North Dakota Business only
For the year 2013
Life & Annuity
1,019,014.00
238,897.00
Total Direct Premiums
Written
Total Direct Losses Paid
Accident & Health
Total Direct Premiums
Written 37,516,975.00
Total Direct Losses Paid21,216,125.00
State of North Dakota
Office of the Commissioner
Of Insurance
I, Adam Hamm, Commissioner of Insur-
ance of the State of North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true Abstract of Statement, as officially
filed by the Company in this office.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
office at Bismarck, the first day of May,
A. D. 2014 (Seal).
Adam Hamm
Commissioner of Insurance
State of North Dakota
Office of the Commissioner
Of Insurance
Company's Certificate of
Authority
Whereas, the above corporation duly
organized under the laws of its state or
country of domicile, has filed in this of-
fice a sw6rM statement exhibiting its
condition and business for the year
ending December 31, 2013 conforma-
ble t0the requirements of the laws of
this state regarding the business of in-
surance and
Whereas, the said company has filed in
this office a duly certified copy of its
charter witfl certificate of organization in
compliance with the requirements of in-
surance law aforesaid, Now Therefore,
I, Adam Hamm, Commissioner of In-
surance of the State of North Dakota,
pursuant to the provisions of said laws,
do hereby certify that the above named
company is fully empowered through its
authorized agents and representatives,
to transact its appropriated business of
authorized insurance in the state ac-
cording to the laws thereof, until the
30th day of April,/. D. 2015.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here-
unto set my hand and seal at Bismarck
this first day of May, A. D. 2014 (Seal)
Adam Hamm
Commissioner of Insurance
(June 19, 26 and July 3)
Bids
Call for Truck Bids
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the board of County Commissioners of
Golden Valley county, North Dakota, will
on Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 2 p.m. in
their office at the county courthouse,
open sealed bids for the purchase of a
2014 or newer, heavy-duty class 8 - 6x4
truck. A detailed list of specifications
may be obtained by contacting the
Golden Valley county Auditor's office at
the courthouse in Beach.
Send bids to Golden Valley county,
PC Box 67, Beach, ND, 58621, or drop
them off at the Auditor's office. Bids
must be received no later than 2 p.m.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014. Envelope con-
taining bid must be marked "Truck Bid".
(June 12, 19 and 26)
Notice
Notice of 3-5 Demographic Plan
Completion for Beach School
District #3
North Dakota Century Code 15.1-
07-26 requires districts to engage in a
PUBLIC
NOTICES
A public notice is information
infoming citizens of government
activities that may affect the
citizens' everday lives.
Public notices have been printed
in local newspapers, the
trusted sources for community
information, for more than
200 years.
long-term planning process during each
even-numbered year. We, the School
Board and superintendent of the Beach
School District have completed the data
gathering outline in NDCC 15.1-07-26
and held a public forum to receive input
in the planning process. This public
input is reported as part of our com-
pleted plan, and this plan is available at
the high school district Office or upon re-
quest by contacting: Larry Helvik, Su-
perintendent or Misty Farmstrom at the
high school building (701-872-4161 ).
(June 19)
Beach School District
PROCEEDS OF THE
REGULAR MEETING
OF THE BEACH BOARD OF
EDUCATION
Unofficial Minutes
Subject to Review and Revision of
the Board
JUne 11, 2014
6:00 p.m.
, Room 11
Members present were Bob
• Makelky, Maurice' Hardy, Robert Sperry,
Jay Johnson, Misty Farnstrom, Larry
Helvik and Dave Wegner.
Visitors were Jeanne Larson, Mike
Van Horn and Leanne Benes.
Kim Nunberg, Brandt Gaugler and
Troy Hoffer were absent.
President Makelky called the meet-
ing to order at 6:00 p.m. Makelky rec-
ognized visitors.
Helvik presented the 3-5 year de-
mographic plan as part of the public
forum for the Beach School District and
possible impacts on academic, ex-
tracurricular programs, instructional and
administrative staffing, facility needs
and utilization, and district tax levies.
Discussion. Motion by Hardy, second
by Sperry to adopt the plan. Roll call
vote carries unanimously. The demo-
graphic plan will be available at the high
school office.
Makelky called approval of the
agenda. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Hardy to approve agenda.
Roll call vote carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented May 14, 2014
regular meeting minutes and May 27,
2014 special meeting minutes. Motion
by Sperry, second by Johnson to ap-
prove minutes. Motion carries unani-
mously.
Farnstrom presented general fund
bills. Motion by Sperry, second by
Hardy to approve bills. Motion carries
• unanimously.
Farnstrom presented activity fund
bills. Discussion. Motion by Hardy, sec-
ond by Sperry to approve bills. Motion
carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented food service
fund bills. Discussion. Motion by Sperry,
second by Johnson to approve bills.
Motion carries unanimously_
Farnstrom presented general fund
manual checks. Discussion. Motion by
Hardy, second by Sperry to approve
bills. Motion carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented May payroll.
Discussion. Motion by Hardy, second
by Sperry to approve payroll. Motion
carries unanimously.
Farnstrom presented results of the
school board election. Mike Van Horn
received the most votes for the rural
seat with 97 votes. Mike Van Horn will
take over Bob Makelky's rural seat on
July 1, 2014. Jeanne Larson received
the most votes for the city seat with 28
votes. Jeanne Larson will take over
Maurice Hardy's city seat on July 1,
2014. Motion by Sperry, second by
Hardy to approve canvassing of elec-
tion results. Roll call vote carries unan-
imously.
39395 AmeriPride 133.60
39396 AT&T Mobility 83.09
39397 Balfour 23.82
39398 Beach Cooperative
Grain Company 289.75
39399 Beach Food Center 400.32
39400 Beach Food Center . 6719.98
39401 Bismarck Tribune 37.20
39402 Bloomberg
Business Week 40.00
39403 Boss Office and
Computer Products 4107.05
39404 Buckboard Inn 195.00
39405 Bud Ordahl
Construction 1470.00 .
39406 Bully Pulpit Golf Course1130.50
39407 BW Insurance
Agency, Inc. 32.00
39408 Cenex Fleetcard 400.42
39409 City of Beach 945.19
39410 David and Ruth Clarin 9.00
39411 Chad and Michelle Clark120.00
39412 Cole Papers Inc. 428.49
39413 Alexander and
Molly Colon 91.00
39414 Corner Market 89.04
39415 D&E Supply Company, Inc.
3114.90
39416 Dakota Dust-Tex, Inc. 148.20
39417 Darrel's Body Shop 150:00
39418 Doug and Tina Davidsc n103.50
39419' Greg and
Karen Davidson 399.00
39420 Days Inn of Bismarck 358.56
39421 Dr.'lVlarys Books 25.95
39422 Eckroth Music
Company 4876.00
39423 Ench.nted Learning 125.00
. 39424 Chelsey-Erdmann 173.40
39425 Essential
Skills Software 3682.80
' 39426 Etsystems, Inc. 59.50
39427 Farmers Union Oil Co.2972.24
39428 Misty Farnstrom 67.20
39429 Flinn Scientific Inc. 1019.78
39430 Four Seasons Trophies4470.06
39431 Brandt Gaugler 214.20
39432 James Groll 1310.96
39433 Houghton Mifflin Co. 356.35
39434 Interstate Music 35.80
39435 John Deere Financial 1,72.01
39436 Learning Services 799.95
39437 Claye and
Candle Loftsgard 535.00
39438 Lusk and Dawn Lowman757.00
39439 Mark Lund 254.40
39440 Cliff and
Lana Maychrzak 2975.00
39441 MDU Resources
Group, Inc. 4801.37
39442 Mistate
Communications, Inc. 684.22
39443 NAPA 11.28
39444 NASCO 1281.57
39445 ND Council of
Educational Leaders 200.00
39446 ND Lead Center 50.00
39447 Nelson International,
Nelson Leasing, Inc. 1564.66
39448 Tammy Nistler 76.20
39449 Northwest Tire, Inc. 273.68
39450 Madonna Oech 89.30
39451 Office Max
Contract Payments, Inc. • 7194.49
39452 bisons Service LLC 626.00
39453 Oriental Trading Co., Inc.69.98
39454 Ramada Bismarck Hotel981.00
39455 Renaissance
Learning, Inc. 1241.50
39456 Renaissance
Learning, Inc. 1759.49
39457 Lori Rising 52.50
39458 Rohan Hardware 1473.63
39459 Jessie Schmeling 98.09
39460 School Specialty
Payments 117.40
39461 School Specialty, Inc. 32.47
39462 Sip and Sew 28.00
39463 Robert Sperry 207.50
39464 Stateline
Property, LLC 74363.25
39465 Super Duper
School Company 385.85
39466 Jill Tescher 30.00
39467 Tri-C Publications, Inc.t58t.00
39468 US Foodservice, Inc. 542.85
39469 Tamara Ventsch-Wegner16.34
39470 WaI-Mart Stores, Inc. 797.30
39471 Wells Fargo 4023.60
39472 West Dakota
Truck Repair, Inc. 75.00
39473 West Plains Inc. 492.12
39474 West River
Student Services 11969.19
39475 Westlie Truck Center 20.76
39476 wright Express-Fleet
Services. 41.88
3072 Beach Food Center 61.07
3073 Coca Cola Bottling
Co. of Dickinson 228.75
3074 Farmers Union Oil Co. 28.00
3075 Joan Heckaman 90.00
3076 Rodney Merkel 100.00
3077 Barb Oppegard 403.75
3078 Sip and Sew ' 153.76
3079 Wells Fargo 165.30
7046 Beach Food Center. 63.91
7047 Beach Pharmacy 4.23
7048 Mark Begger 4.95
7049 Corner Market 13.16
7050 Dean Foods Inc. 771.02
7051 Reliable One nc. 478.11
7052 Rohan Hardware 5.58
7053 Terry Stedman 25.20
7054 US F0odservice, Inc. 4699.57
7055 Jim and Becky Weinreis 6.20
8631 Steven B. Conley 125.00
8632 ND Assoc. of
School Business Managers 50.00
8634 Post Prom 500-.00
8635 Post Graduation 500.00
8636 R and R Drain and
Sewer Cleaning Service 368.00
8637 Stpven B. Conley 100.00
8638 Books Are Fun 96.00
8639 Cash 300.00
8640 Christopher Novotny 225.00
8641 Scott Lund 225.00
8642 West Plains Inc. 60383.00
8643 Roughrider Health
Conference 175.00
May Payroll 340880.00
Helvik presented correspondence.
• Thank you from Carla Steffen for
the years of service award.
Helvik presented facilities.
• Stateline Property LLC has pro-
gressed with the two duplex units which
are scheduled to arrive in July. Discus-
sion.
• Ubl Design has been contacted re-
garding the elementary, addition. Dis-
cussion. The project has had a delay in
the variance with the city of Beach and
a public meeting needed to be sched-
uled. The classrooms wil probably not
be finished by the start of the 2014-
2015 school year. Discussion.
Helvik presented unfinished busi-
ness.
• • Policy Ponderings publication was
distributed and reviewed.
Helvik presented finances.
• Helvik requested approval to pay
end of fiscal year bills out of the 2013-
2014 budget with bills paid being pre-
sented at the July meeting. Motion by
Johnson, second by Hardy to allow the
business office to pay bills prior to June
30. 2014 and present at the July meet-
ing. Roll call vote carries unanimously.
• Helvik presented recommendation
from Jim Wosepka to encumber funds
for bills not paid by June 30. 2014 due
to the construction of the duplexes
which are all in the process of being
completed. Motion by Hardy, second by
Sperry to pass a resolution to encum-
ber funds for whatever portion not paid
by June 30, 2014 out of the 2014-2015
general fund budget for the duplex con-
struction. Total amount to be encum-
bered is $881,080.00. Note:
Encumbrances is a fund balance re-
serve. Roll call vote carries' unani-
mously.
• Helvik distributed budget rewsion
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to remove the elementary addition ex-
penditure from the 2013-2014 budget
as neither construction or payment of
any part of the contract has begun. Dis-
cussion. Motion by Hardy, second by
Sperry to approve revision. Roll call
vote carries unanimously.
Helvik presented personnel.
• All teaching contracts have been
signedand returned except Rosemary
Dahl and Shae Peplinski. Deadline for
teacher contracts is June 13, 2014. Dis-
cussion.
• Open teaching positions, parapro-
fessional positions ar]d other possible
open positions were discussed.
• Raise for activity bus driver for trips
to Golva was inadvertently omitted for
an increase for the 2014-2015 school
year. Discussion. Motion by Hardy, sec-
ond by Johnson to approve a $3.00 in-
crease per trip to Golva from $27.50 per
trip to $30.50 per trip. Roll call vote car-
ries unanimously.
• Rosemary Dahl did not accept the
$1,500 raise offered by th board for
the technology coordinator contract and
is asking for more money. Dahl met with
Nunberg and Hardy prior to the meet-
ing and,indicated she would like a
$3,000 raise for technology coordinator.
Discussion. Dahl will not be signing the
Business Challenge contract as the
program is not being offered at Dickin-
son State University. Discussion. Mo-
tion by Johnson, second by Sperry to
offer a $3,000 raise for technology co-
ordinator. Roll call vote carries unani-
mously.
• Hardy distributed information and
discussed board salaries for the 2014-
2015 school year. Discussion. Motion
by Hardy, second by Johnson to ap-
prove a $20 per month increase for the
board president, a $10 per month in-
crease forthe vice president, a first
term board member salary of $300 per
month, a second term board member
salary of $325 per month, a third year
and any more consecutive year board
member salary of $350 per month, and
a 50% reduction in any salary for the
month for missing the regular monthly
meeting. Discussion. Roll call vote car-
ries unanimously.
Famstrom presented business man-
ager report.
• Audit engagement letter from Jim
Wosepka CPA was presented. Audit is
scheduled for the week of August 4,
2014. Discussion. Consensus of the
board is to have Jim Wosepka CPA
complete the audit.
• Securities pledged from Bank of
the West and First State Bank were dis-
tributed and reviewed. Discussion. Mo-
tion by Hardy, second by Sperry to
approve securities pledged. Roll call
vote carries unanimously.
Helvik presented superintendent re-
port.
• Letter from Honeywell discussing
the savings from the energy guarantee
program.
• Letter from ND Attorney General
regarding the fire safety inspection was
discussed.
• Recall on MCI bus part was dis-
cussed.
• Area schools health insurance for
classified staff was reviewed and dis-
cussed.
Makelky called for a motion to ad-
journ. Motion by Sperry, second by
Hardy to adjourn. Makelky adjourned
7:11 p.m.
Bob Makelky, President
Misty Farnstrom, Business Manager
(June 19)
City of Beach
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED SUBJECT TO THE
GOVERNING BODY'S REVIEW AND
REVISION
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter Losinski on June 2, 2014 at 7:00
pm. Present when the meeting was
called to order was City Council Paul
Lautenschlager, Henry Gerving, Tim
Marman, Mark Benes, Jeanne Larson,
PWS Mike Braden, City Auditor Kim-
berly Nunberg and guest Ed Dietz.
Public Participation - None
Minutes- Minutes of the previous
month meetings were read. Benes
moved to approve, second by Gerving.
Motion carried unanimously.
Vouchers - Lautenschlager moved
to approve the following vouchers, sec-
ond by Gerving. Motion carried unani-
mously.
17246 Bill & Susan Tidball 5000.00
17247 Boss Office Products 726.31
1.7248' Braun Intertec 1133.75
17249 Dakota Dust-Tex 144.30
17250 Ebeltoft-Sickler Lawyers660.00
17251 Fallon County
Treasurer 2290.25
17252 Fargo Water Equip/DSG748.44
17253 G & G Garbage 2100.00
17254 Golden Valley County 7913.00
17255 Golden Valley News 367.07
17256 Golden Valley
Soil Conservation District 250.00
17257 Golva Repair 110.75
17258 Home on the Range 140.00
17259 Kim Nunberg 49.98
17260 Many Campbell 50.00
17261 Mid-American
Research Chemical 367.66
17262 Midstate
Communications 289.20
17263 NAPA 99.14
17264 ND Dept. of Health 64.00
17265 ND Dept. of
Health-Chemistry 637.95
17266 NDSWRA 60.00
17268 NDSU Extension
Pest. Program 95.00
17269 One Call Concepts 33.00
17270 Prairie Lumber Co. 862.45
17271 Pump Systems, LLC 85.82
17272 Q Business Source 637.30
17273 RR Management Co. 292.31
17274 Randall Dietz 45.04
17275 Rohan's Hardware 462.53
17276 S & R Interiors 340.00
17277 Sanitation Products, Inc.284.76
17278 Sip n'Sew ' 96.00
17279 Southwest
Water Authority 10122.44
17280 Stockwell Cleaning
or Nancy Stockwell 225.00
,17281 Supertec Infrastructure
Technologies, Inc. 1274.00
17282 Verizon Wireless 335.81
17283 West Plains Inc. 97.83
17284 MDU 4847.73
' 17211 - 17218 & 17223 - 17244 City
Employees wages for
the month of May 26510.69
17219 City of Beach 230.64
17220 Blue Cross Blue Shield4012.32
17221 Blue Cross Blue Shield 512.40
17222 USPS 201.61
17245 NDPERS
-89933 First State
Thank You
I wish to thank all who encouraged, supported (and
teased) me in connection with the recent election for
Director, Southwest Water Authority. I owe a" special
debt of gratitude to Darrel Oech for generously
sharing his time and insight with me, and for his
dedicated service as the Director representing Golden
Valley County since the inception of the Southwest
Water Authority.
Sincerely,
Gene Allen
Q
Bank of Golva 2656.89
-89932 First State
Bank of Golva 3265.18
Sheriff's Report
No report was provided.
Public Works Report
PWS Braden reported on the fpllow-
ing; street sweeping and repairs, the
North water tower is being filled, all sea-
sonal employees have been hired, curb
side grass collection is on Wednesday
and one of the city crew is working to
get licensed for spraying mosquitos.
Braden mentioned the lease on the
Loader expires this month. Benes
moved to approve trade in on the loader
with a difference of $22,800, second by
Gerving. Motion carried unanimously.
Auditor Report:
Nunberg reviewed her written report.
Benes moved to approve direct deposit
for payroll, second by Larson. Motion
carried unanimously.
Unfinished Business: None
New Business:
Correspondence from Community I
Ambulance Service was read. Corre-i
spondence from ND Rural Water Sys-
tem Association was read. An
Application for, Raffle from Golden Val-
ley County Fair Association was re-
viewed. Gerving moved to approve,
second by Benes. Motion carried unan-
imously. No other business was brought
forward. Gerving moved to adjourn,
second by Larson. Motion carried unan-
imously. Meeting adjourned at 8 pm.
ATFEST:
Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kitnberty Nunberg, City Auditor
(June 19)
SURPLUS
SALE
The Beach School
District will be selling
several items that are
no longer being used
by the district• This will
be a "make an offer"
sale on Tuesday, July 8,
2014 at the School Bus
Barn from 5 p.m. until
the items are gone or
7 p.m. If more tha9 one
individual Wants the
same item, the highest
offer will buy this item.
Following is a list of
some of the items to be
sold and more items
may be added as we
approach the sale date=
425 John Deere Tractor,
JD sweeper, grooming
mower, JD tiller, JD
snow blower for tractor,
pull type sprayer,
weight lifting weights,
dumb bells, dumb bell
rack and weight rack,
bench table, weight
machine, leg machine,
bench table, vacuums,
chairs, tables, sewing
cabinets, desk(s),
computer table, and
floor buffer•
DICKINSON & BEACH, ND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE --- KIM KRULL
AMERICAN WEST REAL ESTATE --- 701-690-7847 or 701-225-1790
**JUST LISTED-WjeUsstblished successful windshield replacement/repaidtinting business serving SW North Dakota and Eastern Montana for
19 years. EstallllilLadstomer base. All tools, equipment and inventory for the business operation, .including paintless hail and dent. rock chip
repair. Mobile van equipped to work on site on all vehicles, trucks, tractors, etc. Turn key opportunity. 13-2162
**Remodeled, updated 5 bedroom, 2 bath house with lots of room on 6.6 acres located next to a state highway. New 40 X 96 truck shop
with 220 electric, new parking pad for heaw equipment with 8 electrical outlets. 200+ loads of scoria used to build parking pad. New
shingles, paint, updated electric, new sewer, insulation, etc. in hbuse. MDU gas, SW water. 13-2070
**Recently updatedj3=b,erloom main floor,1 lower level, 2 full baths, eat-in kitchen/dining, family room laundry in lower level. Central vac, dual house
heat. Recent (lO"ltli21 Mt)d deck in bacl overlooking 2 1/2 full city lots with lots of trees and privacy. 2 storage sheds and fenced back yard.
Insullted. heated attached garage. Really nice house in a good location. 13-1941 •
**Historic building in downtown Iocationl Beautiful old time craftsmanship, with Mezzanine, stamped tin ceilings, elegant woodwork.
Looking for a building to establish an elegant restaurant for fine dining with old time charm? Complete with old lunch counter with stools
and back soda bar to refinish to complete the makeover. Currently houses two retail businesses, and an office complex, 13-1788
**Countryside Estates lots overlooking large scenic dam and tail waters of Beaver Creek. 13 vadous size sites. Call Agent for prices. Build to suit
or modular, next to paved state highway, close to town, on school bus route. Most lots suitable for walk-out basements if desired. 13-1739
**Spaallous 4 bedroom house, 3.5 bath house, Kitchen bar, formal dining room, Sauna in basement, main floor laundry, large family room,
office, double attached garage. Large deck on two sides of house. No neighbors beside or behind. Good location, close to high school.
Kitchen, dining and living room recently updated. 14-529
**Beautiful 10.1 acre parcel with lots of trees. Updated exceptionally nice 4 bedroom, 2 bath house with walkout basement. Covered deck built with
Trex decking-No Maintenance! 3 car detached garage, paved ddve way and parking area. 24 X 36 metal shop/barn. Close to town. less than 5 miles.
School bus and mail route. SW water and well. Don't miss this one!! 14-523
**Large 4 bedroom + 1 non-conforming bedroom, 2 bath house that is very tastefully decorated and well kept. Large kitchen with
breakfast ba formal dining, entry way, living room and family room on lower level. The outside landscaping is beautifully done and well
kept. The house has been completely updated since 2007.28 X 30 detached garage is insulated, sheetrocked and heated. 14-374
**2 bedrooms, one bath on main floor, 2 bedrooms, 1/2 bath on upper level. Large master bedroom, dining room, large kitchen. 2 car carport.
Quiet street, close to high school, downtown. Mature trees Large deck on south side of house. Steel roof--maintenance free exterior. Appliances
available.-14-372
**3 bedroom,1 bllllnuse on comer lot. 6 stall detached garage. 2 new decks, remodeled bath and plumbing, many other upgrades.
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Garden arsaPt(fio/'ntam. Corner lot, quiet street, good neighbors. Close to schools. 14-371
**Well-built and well- kept house located in growing part of town. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large family room in basement• Basefilent is a daylight
basement, completely finshed .Large, beautiful fenced yard with mature trees. Oversized attached garage. Many updates completed• 14-99
**JUST LISTED --27 acre horse property with well kept 1996 Homark home updated to modular standards, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room,
2 decks, central air, Priceless established shelter belt, 2 Quonsets, and several other
outbuildings. Hard to find property114-653 t,r]
**JUST LISTED---Iad, sheetrocked, heated 30 x 40x 16 RV garage with detached ,.,t,pa,,, |
1.5 house in ellRii;IJtlrfdmon, lots of updates. Large enclosed patio/deck on two sides Of [! ___1 MLS.
-house. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, new concrete, new paint, much more. 14-580 Eooup ot rOuUNSINq