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June 23, 2011Page 3,
Notice to Creditors
State of North Dakota
In District Court
County of Golden Valley
Southwest Judicial District
Probat No: 17-2011 -PR-00010
In the Matter of the Estate of
Elizabeth Finneman, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned have been appointed
Personal Representatives of the
above estate. All persons having
claims against the said deceased and
required to present their claims with
three months after the date of the first
publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred. Claims must
either be presented to John R.
Finneman and Charles J. Finneman,
Personal Representatives of the
estate, at 137 First Avenue West,
Dickinson, North Dakota, or filed with
the Court.
Dated the 2nd day of June, 2011.
John R. Finneman
Charles J. Finneman
Personal Representatives
Michael J. Maus
MAUS B NORDSVEN, P.C.
137 First Avenue West
P.O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
(701) 483-4500
First Publication on the 9th day of
June, 2011.
(June 9, 16 and 23)
Meeting Notice
Notice of Zoning Meeting
The Golden Valley Planning &
Zoning Commission will hold a public
hearing on Monday, June 27, at 3 p.m.
in the Commissioners Room at the
County Courthouse. The purpose of
the hearing is to review and make a
recommendation on a request for a
conditional use permit and a variance
from setback standards for a new
building a Buffalo Gap Lodge.
-Gene Skoglund, Zoning
(June 16 and 23)
Beach City Council
!TY COUNC!I PnOCEEDIN%
' BLISId.L : ..,JECT TO l ....
GOVERNING BODY'S
REVIEW AND REVISON
A regular meeting of the Beach City
Council was called to order by Mayor
Walter Losinski at 7:00 pm on June 6,
2011. Present when the meeting was
called to order was City Council Wade
Walworth, Mark Benes, Mike
Bingeman, Paul Lautenschlager, Tim
Marman, PWS Dell Beach, guests
Deputy Sheriff Alan Muckle and Jeff
Stockwell.
Minutes of the previous month
meetings were read. Benes moved to
approve the minutes, second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimous-
ly. Vouchers were reviewed for pay-
ment. Benes moved to approve the
following vouchers, /second by
Walworth. Motion carried unanimous-
ly.
14441-AmeriPride- 35.40
14442-Beach Food Center- 167.00
14'443-Beach Garden Club- 17.25
14444-Beach Vet Clinic- 48.00
14445-Beach Volunteer
Fire Dept.- 541.21
14446-BOSS- 253.70
14447-City of Killdeer- 60.00
14448-Ebeltoft & Sickler- 166.50
14449-Fallon County
Treasurer- 3043.13
14450-Fargo Water- 1362.27
14451-Farm Plan- 920.00
14452-Farmers Union- 4162.84
14453-Fisher'Sand & Gravel- 444.56
14454-Floyd Braden- 227.40
14455-G&G Garbage- 1680.00
14456-Golden Valley County-6371.00
14457-Golden Valley News- 107.90
14458-Golden Valley
Soil Conservation- 18.75
14459-Industrial Towel- 31.16
14460-Jim Wosepka: 3440.00
14461 -Johnston Fargo
Cuvert- 3788.34
14462-Kim Nunberg- 40.05
14463-Marman Construction-2830.00
14464-MDU- 4361.00
14465-Midstate
Communication- 281.09
14466-Municipal
Government Academy- 40.00
14467-NAPA- 350.65
14468-N D Dept. of' Health- 3.00
14469-One Call Concept- 6.50
14470-Prairie Lumber- 5943.95
14471-Railroad Management- 219.62
14472-Rohan's Hardware- 81.10
14473-Rough Rider iNdustries- 16.77
14474-S&R interiors- 239.00
14475-Southwest Water- 7860.86
14476-Stockwell Cleaning- 225.00
14477-Swanston- 860.38
14478-Ver-Tech - 251.84
14479-West Plain, Inc. 432.07
14398-14403 & 14412-14436
City Employees- 18730.40
14404-ND Child Support- 84.00
14405-NDPERS- 100.00
14406-City of Beach- ' 91.40
14407-USPS- 44.00
14408-West Plains- 1600.00
14409-AIItel- 174.57
14410-Blue Cross Blue
Shield- 4444.30
14411-Blue Cross Blue Shield-424.50
14437-ND Child Support- 84.00
14438-NDPERS- 100.00
14439-NDPERS- 971.78
14440-USPS- 164.57
Deputy Sheriff Alan Muckle pre-
sented the report for the month of May
consisting of 29 calls, 3 written warn-
ings and 14 citation&
PWS Beach reported or mowing,
street repairs and curb stop repairs
scheduled for this summer. The finan-
cial report for May was reviewed.
Benes moved to approve the financial
report, second by Marman. Motion
carried unanimously. The Consumer
Confidence Report was reviewed.
There will be an Energy Impact
Meeting at City Hall on June 7th 3:30-
4:30pm.
Unfinished Business:
Walworth moved to approve the
Final Reading of Ordinance 368, sec-
ond by Benes. Motion carried unani-
mously.
ORDINANCE NO. 368
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING
CERTAIN TERRITORY AND INCOR-
PORATING THE SAME WITHIN THE
CORPORATE BOUNDARIES OF THE
CITY OF BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA.
PREAMBLE
1. A petition has been presented to
the City Council of the City of Beach,
signed by owners of real and personal
property of the to,-;'°"/ '°'{
described requesting .a.nnexation. of
their properties to the biy of eacn.
2. The appropriate notices and
requirements of NDCC Chapter 40-
51.2-05 have been complied with.
3. The annexation of such territory
is deemed necessary for the welfare of
the residents and property owners
thereof and of this city as a whole.
Now, therefore, be it ordained by
the City Council of the City of Beach,
County of-Golden Valley, State of
North Dakota as follows:
Section 1 : ANNEXATION OF TER-
RITORY
THERE IS HEREBYANNEXED TO
THE CITY OF BEACH, COUNTY OF
GOLDEN VALLEY, STATE OF
NORTH DAKOTA, AND INCORPO-
RATED WITHIN THE CORPORATE
BOUNDARIES THEREOF, THE FOL-
LOWING TERRITORY ADJOINING
THE PRESENT CORPORATE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY:
Tract A-65 3.10 Acres
Section 2: NEW CORPORATE
LIMITS
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF BEACH ARE HEREBY
EXTENDED AND INCREASED SO
AS TO INCLUDE AND EMBRACE
WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE CITY OF BEACH, THE TER-
RITORY DESCRIBED IN SECTION
ONE HEREOF, AND SUCH TERRI-
TORY IS HEREBY DECLARED TO
BE A PART OF THE CITY OF BEACH.
Section 3: ALL ORDINANCES
AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH ARE HERE-
BY REPEALED.
Section 4: EFFECTIVE DATE:
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN
FULL FORCE AND EFFECT FROM
AND AFTER FINAL PASSAGE.
CITY OF BEACH
Attest:
By: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly K. Nunberg, City Auditor
First Reading: May 2, 2011
Second Reading: May 16, 2011
Final Passage: June 6, 2011
,New Business:
A Public Hearing for vacating an
alley between lots 1-3 & 7-9 in Block 6
of Woodhull's Second Addition was
held. No written comments were
received or verbal comments given.
Marman moved to approve the
request to vacate the alley, second by
Benes. Motion carried unanimously. A
request was made to compensate the
Zoning Board for their monthly meet-
ings. Marman moved to compensate"
Zoning Board members $100 per
month for attending Zoning Board
meetings, second by Lautenschlager.
Motion carried unanimously. Benes
moved to approve the First Reading of
Ordinance 369, second by Marman.
Motion carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE NO. 369
AN' ORDINANCE ANNEXING
CERTAIN TERRITORY AND INCOR-
PORATING THE SAME WITHIN THE
CORPORATE BOUNDARIES OF THE
CITY OF BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA.
PREAMBLE
1. A petition has been presented to
the City Council of the City of Beach,
signed by owners of real and personal
property of the territory herein
described requesting annexation of
their properties to the City of Beach.
2. The appropriate notices and.
requirements of NDCC Chapter 40-
51.2-05 have been complied with.
3. The annexation of such territory
is deemed necessary for the welfare of
the residents and property owners
thereof and of this city as a whole.
Now, therefore, be it ordained by
the City Council of the City of Beach,
County of Golden Valley, State of
North Dakota as follows:
SECTION ONE
ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY
There is hereby annexed to the
City of Beach, County of Golden
Valley, State of North Dakota, and
incorporated within the corporate
boundaries thereof, the following terri-
tory adjoining the present corporate
boundaries of the city:
TRACT "A"
Annexation to City of Beach, North
Dakota
Metes and Bounds Description
Tract A is also described as a tract
of land located within the East Half of
the East Half of the Southwest Quarter
(E 1/2 E 1/2 SW 1,4) of Section 26,
Township 140 North, Range 106 West
of the 5th Principal Meridian, Golden
Valley County, North Dakota being
more specifically described as follows:
BEGINNING at the center quarter
corner of said Section 26, said point
also being the northeast corner of said
East Half of the East Half of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 26;
thence southerly along the east line of
said East Half of the East Half of the
Southwest Quarter of Section 26 on an
azimuth of 179059'08", a distance of
2641.26 feet to a point on the south
line of the said East Half of the East
Half of the Southwest Quarter of
Section 26; thence westerly along the
south line of said East Half of the East
Half of the Southwest Quarter of
Section 26 on an azimuth 'of
270006'30", a distance of 656.18 feet;
thence northerly on an azimuth of
359036'34", a distance of 2448.02
feet; thence on an azimuth of
061022'38", a distance of 58.04 feet;
thence on an azimuth of 048018'59", a
distance of 62.23 feet; thence on an
azimuth of 034016'04", a distance of
70.00 feet; thence on an azimuth of
019058'51", a distance of 70.02 feet to
a point on the north'line of said East
Half of the East Half of the Southwest
Quarter of Section 26, thence easterly
along said north line of the East Half of
the East Half of the Southwest Quarter
of Section 26 an azimuth of
090005'16", a distance of 511.44 feet
to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Said Tract A contains 39.84 acres.
SECTION TWO
NEW CORPORATE LIMITS
The corporate limits of the City of
Beach are hereby extended and
increased so as to include and
embrace within the corporate limits of
the City of Beach, the territory
described in Section One hereof, and
such territory is hereby declared to be
a part of the City of Beach.
Section 3: ALL ORDINANCES
AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH ARE HERE-
BY REPEALED.
Section 4: -EFFECTIVE DATE:
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN
FULL FORCE AND EFFECT FROM
AND AFTER FINAL PASSAGE.
CITY OF BEACH
Attest:
By: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly K. Nunberg, City Auditor
First Reading: June 6, 2011
Second Reading:
Final Passage:
Employee evaluations need' to be
completed and at the next meeting
Mayor Losinski will give a recommen-
dation on raises for the Council to con-
sider.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Walworth moved to adjourn,
second by Benes. Motion carried
unanimously. Meeting adjourned at
7:45 p.m.
ATTEST: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Wade Walworth, President
(June 23)
Notice
NOTICE OF LAPSE
OF MINERAL INTEREST
TO: Estate of Isaac Abramson,
Frances N. Abramson, Bobbette
Kamins aka Bobette R. Abramson fka
Bobbette Oken aka Bobette Oken,
Estate of Able C. Goldberg, Pearl
Goldberg Young, Estate of Charles
Perrenod, Frances Perrenod, Estates
of Josephine Matozza and Peter
Matozzo, Hubert Powell aka Hubert P.
. e
Powell, Estate of Gloria C. Powell,
Marina Gloria Cook Trustee of the
Gloria C. Powell Trust dtd 01/12/98,
Estate of Estelle N. Savich Jackson
fka Miss Estelle N. Savich, Joseph
Jackson, Estate of J.A. Graham,
Naomi Graham, Ben L. Graham, Kelly
H. Baxter, MBank Houston, N.A.
Successor Co-Trustee, & John Fouts
Sibley, Co-Trustees of the Trusts
Under Article IV of the Will of Zelie
Green Fouts, Estate of Jerry
Belmonte, Michael Colorusso, Estate
of .Joan Hambrock, Carol Velente,
Estate of Erlyne F. Conel, Estate of
Frederick W. Scheidenhelm, Jean S.
Wolf, Mark Fliginger, Albert G.
Metcalfe III, Estate of Florence M
Antman, Estate of Gustav Muth, Luise
G. Muth aka Louise G. Muth, Linwood
Royalties, LLC, John D. Proctor,'
Estate of R.R. Brinkmann, Virginia H.
Brinkmann, Estate of Milton
Reiersgord, Evalyn J. Reiersgord
Evalyn J. Reiersgerd, Estate of
Thomas Brady, Kimberly Brady aka
Kimberly N. Brady, Estate of J.D.
Bacon, Glenna Mae Bacon, J.D.
Minerals, and Estate of Glenna Mae
Bacon.
The undersigned, Ted J. Tescher
and Kay Tescher, hereby give notice of
the lapse of mineral interest pursuant
to Chapter 38-18.1 of the North
Dakota Century Code and doe hereby
further give notice that they intend to
succeed to the ownership of the entire
mineral interest in and under the fol-
lowing tract of land, said ownership
having lapsed by abandonment and
non-use for a period of 20 years.
1.The description of land on which
the minerals are located is:
Township 139 North, Range 102,
Billings County, North Dakota
Section 19: All
Section 31: Lot 1, Lot 2,
E/2NW/4, E2
2. The names of the record owners
of the lapsed mineral interests under
some or all of the above described
property are:
Estate of Isaac Abramson, Frances
N. Abramson, Bobbette Kamins aka
Bobette R. Abramson fka Bobbette
Oken aka Bobette Oken, Estate of
Abite C. Goldberg, Pearl
Goldberg Young, Estate of Charles
Perrenod, Frances Perrenod, Estates
of Josephine Matozza and Peter
Matozzo, Hubert Powell
aka Hubert P. Powell, Estate of Gloria
C. Powell, Marina Gloria Cook Trustee
of the Gloria C. Powell Trust dtd
01/12/98, Estate of Estelle N. Savich
Jackson fka Miss Estelle N. Savich,
Joseph Jackson, Estate of J.A.
Graham, Naomi
Graham, Ben L. Graham, Kelly H.
Baxter, MBank Houston, N.A.
Successor
Co-Trustee, & John Fouts Sibley, Co-
Trustees of the Trusts Under Article IV
of the Will of Zelie Green Fouts, Estate
of Jerry Belmonte, Michael Colorusso,
Estate of Joan Hambrock, Carol
Velente, Estate of Erlyne F. Conel,
Estate of
Frederick W. Scheidenhelm, Jean S.
Wolf, Mark Fliginger, Albert G.
Metcalfe III, Estate
of Florence M. Antman, Estate of
Gustav Muth, Luise G. Muth aka
Louise G. Muth, Linwood Royalties,
LLC, John D. Proctor, Estate of R.R.
Brinkmann, Virginia H. Brinkmann,
Estate of Milton Reiersgord, Evalyn
J. Reiersgord, Evalyn J. Reiersgerd,
Estate of Thomas Brady, Kimberly
Brady aka Kimberly N. Brady,
Estate of J.D. Bacon, Glenna Mae
Bacon. J.D.
Minerals, and Estate of Glenna Mae
Bacon.
3. The names of the persons giving
notice of lapse of mineral interest are:
Ted J. Tescher and Kay Tescher,
whose mailing address is 4154 W
River Rbad, PO Box 228, Medora,
North Dakota 58645.
4. Ted j. Tescher and Kay Tescher
are the record owners of the surface
estate of the above described premis-
es and as such by giving this notice
intend to succeed to the ownership of
the above-described lapsed mineral
interest.
Dated this 31 st day of May, 2011.
/s/Ted J. Tescher
/sl Kay Tescher
£TATE OF NORTH DAW.O'T,:
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY:
On this 31st day of May, 2011,
before me, a Notary Public in and for
said County and State, personally
appeared Ted J. Tescher and Kay
Tescher, to me known to be the per-
sons who are described in and that
executed the foregoing instrument,
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
Is Gerry Schaal,
Notary Public, State of North
Dakota, My Commission Expires
March 25, 2017
Attorney/for Surface Owner:
Charles J. Peterson, Attorney
#04009
Mackoff, Kellogg Law Firm
38 Second Avenue East
Dickinson, ND 58601
1-701-456-3210
(June 23, 30 and July 7)
Belfield Public School
REGULAR MEETING,
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #13
June 14, 2011
SCHOOL LIBRARY
(Subject to board approval)
President Procive called the meet-
ing to order at 7:30 p.m.
Present: Tim Ebert, Delbert
Kadrmas, Anthony Krebs, Ed Procive,
Supt. Remington, Bus. Mgr. BerBer ,
HS Prin. Lamprecht.
M/S Krebs/Ebert to approve the
minutes of the May 12, 2011, school
board meeting. Motion carried unani-
mously.
M/S Ebert/Kadrmas to approve the
agenda with the addition of canvass-
ing election. Motion carried unani-
mously.
Supt. Remington noted an assis-
tant custodian has been hired. He dis-
cussed ongoing summer projects.
Prin. Lamprecht noted that comput-
ers have been purchased to be
installed in classrooms during the
summer.
Bus. Mgr. BerBer gave the board
financial reports for May 2011. She
noted that the Activity Fund' sports
accounts were in the negative. M/S
Kadrmas/Ebert to transfer $1,169.75
from the General Fund to the Activity
Fund to clear sports accounts. Motion
carried unanimously. She requested a
transfer of money from general fund to
the food service fund, which has a
negative balance. M/S
Krebs/Kadrmas to transfer $12,000
from the general fund to the food serv-
ice fund. Motion carried unanimously.
Supt. Remington discussed federal
regulations concerning meal pricing.
He also discussed RESP. He noted
that another small activity bus had
been purchased.
Procive reviewed RACTC commit-
tee meeting.
M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to approve
payment of the bills. Motion carried
unanimously.
26187,ORIENTAL TRADING
CO INC, 86.87
26188,MESCHKE, LINDA, 125.87
26189,ACT, 16.50
26190,ACTIVITY FUND BHS, 33.91
26191 ,ALTERNATIVE
SANITATION, 255.00
26192,AQUA-PURE INC, 1348.30
26193,AT & T, 202.02
26194, BADLAND
TRAILERS LLC, 1,810.00
26195,BEACH
HIGH SCHOOL, 4,691.05
26196,BELFIELD
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPIY, 199.89
26197,BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER, 39.50
26198,BISMARCK SCHOOL,9469.80
26199,BISMARCK SCHOOL,1112.15
26200,BISMARCK
TRIBUNE, THE, 21.60
26201 ,BUCKMAN, KARLA, 22.21
26202,CASS CLAY
CREAMERY, INC, 546.85
26203,CITY OF BELFIELD, 550.25
26204,CREATIVE ENERGY, 1408.46
26205,DAKOTA SEW & SO, 8.59
26206,DAN'S
SUPERMARKET, 496.28
26207,DICKINSON
NEWSPAPERS INC., 182.00
26208,DRIVER EDUCATION
SUPPLIES, INC, 55.20
26209,EDUCATION STANDARDS
AND PRACTICES BOARD, 125.00
26210,EMIL, SAUVAGEAU, 460.00
26211,ESP COMPUTERS
& SOFTWARE, 140.00
26212,ESSENTIAL SKILLS, 916.95
26213,FOLLETT
SOFTWARE CO, 829.00
26214,FORT UNION SUPPLY
& TRADING CO, 1,964.60
26215,FOUR SEASONS
TROPHIES, 15.10
26216,GEIGER, ALAN, 137.40
26217,HEIsLER
AUTO INC, 29,900.00
26218,HLIBICHUK, SHEILA, 150.00
26219,1N FORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DEPT, 217.00
281 E Mayo - BEacH ND 701-872-4362
i i
Pull Bingo Black
Tabs Jack
Live Friday & Saturday
Hours: Mon-Fri. 3pm-lam Sat. lpm-lam
Happy Hour: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-6:30pm
26220,INTERSTATE BRANDS, 84.40
26221,KEVtN'S AUTO &
TRUCK REPAIR, 480.86
26222, KFYR-TV, 100.00
26223,K-LOG, t 883.57
26224,LIBRARIAN'S
BOOK EXPRESS, 161.68
26225,MENARDS, 170.88
26226,MIDAMERICA BOOKS,158.07
26227 ,MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES, 61.58
26228,NATIONAL PEN, 118.40
26229,NDSBA, 2431.47
26230,NEWBY'S ACE
HARDWARE, 162:82
26231 ,NWTIRE INC, 412.37
26232,PCI EDUCATIONAL
PUBLISHING, 539.24
26233,PRAXALR, 42.00
26234,REMINGTON,
DARREL, 448.80
26235,RESP, 40.00
26236,ROLLER, JOLYNN, 45.50
26237,ROUGHRIDER AREA
CAREER & TECH CENTER,I,903.39
26238,RUNNINGS
SUPPLY INC, i97.8t
26239,SOFTWARE
UNLIMITED, INC., 2,820.00
26240,SOUTH HEART SCHOOL
DISTRICT, 13162.29
26241 ,SOUTHWEST
BUSINESS MACHINES, 188.80
26242,SOUTHWEST
WIRELESS, 768.98
26243,ST BERNARD'S, 110.00
26244,TOM'S SERVICE
STATION, 88.00
26245,TRICORNE
AUDIO INC, 13,791.75
26246,TRICORNE
AUDIO INC, 4,597.25
26247,US
FOODSERVICE, inc, 986.36
26248,VANDERESCH, IVAN, 375.00
26249,WENGER, 1,136.00
26250,WEST DAKOTA PARENT
& FAMILY RESOURCE CEN,250.00
26251 ,WEST RIVER
STUDENT SERVICES, 10,896.96
26252,WORTHINGTON
DIRECT, 8,769.90
STUDENT ACTIVITY
6281 ,CITY OF BELFIELD, 156.25
6282,KESSEL, JADE, 23.69
6283,KESSEL, JADE, 15.00
6284,PALANIUK, ALICIA, 25.00
6285,WALDO, JACOB, 10.0 '
6286,LORGE, LOUISE, 20.00
6287,ND FCCLA, 40.00
6288,WAL-MART
STORE #1567, 147.41
6289,CAPITAL ONE, 281.88
6290,API/FCCLA, 112.70
6291 ,CHAMPIONSHIP ,
PRODUCTION, 255.93
6292,COCA-COLA BOTTLING,417.16
6293,COMFORT INN WEST, 576.00
6294,DAN'S SUPERMARKET,443.27
6295,DICKINSON ELKS, 814.40
6296,FOUR SEASONS
TROPHIES, 351.24
6297,GERRELLS AND
COMPANY, 1,812.90
6298,JOHNSON, FRANCES, 123.49
6299,LOGO MAGIC, 335.00
6300,LORGE, LOUISE, 10.00
6301 ,NAT FFA
ORGANIZATION, 310.00
6302,SPORTDECALS, 242.65
6303,ST BERNARD'S, 95.00
The ARRA Title I final report and
request for funds were presented for
review and approval. M/S
Krebs/Kadrmas to approve the review
of the ARRA Title I final Report and
request for funds. Motion carried
unanimously.
Procive gave an update on negoti-
ations.
Administrative salaries were
tabled.
Supt. Remington noted a need to
increase substitute teacher pay. The
board's consensus is to increase it to
$105. The first reading for policy
change will be at the next meeting.
Supt. Remington presented a letter
of resignation from Roger Klym effec-
tive May 31, 2011.
M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to accept
Roger Klym's resignation effective
May 31, 2011, Motion carried unani-
mously.
Due to conflict with the state track
meet, discussion was held on chang-
ing graduation. M/S Ebert/Krebs to
change graduation to May 17, 2011 at
2:00 p.m.
Supt. Remington will bring a sched-
ule for 2011-12 board meetings to the
next meeting for approval.
The annual school election was
held on Tuesday, June 14, 2011, from
11:00 am to 7:00 pm in the school
library. The canvass showed 26 i'esi-
dents of the Belfield Public School
District voted with the following votes
cast: For the rur,l position - 18 write
in vote for Oeibert Kadrmas and 1
write in vote for Edward Procive.
Delbert Kadrmas was declared the
elected rural member for a 3 year
term. For the at-large position - 26
votes for Tim Ebert. Tim Ebert was
declared the elected at-large member
for a 3 year term On the question of
publishing board proceedings, 24
voted to publish and 2 voted against
publishing. The board shall publish
board proceedings. M/S Krebs/Ebert
to accept the canvass of the 2Oll
election. Motion carried unanimously.
The next, meeting is scheduled for
Thursday, July 14, 2011, 7:00 pm.
Meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m.
Respectfully submitted
Alice BerBer, Business Manager
Edward Procive, Board President
(June 23)
Notice
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The North Dakota Department of
Transportation (NDDOT) will receive
bids for the construction of the follow-
ing project(s):
Job No.: 2
Project No(s).: FHO-02-04(002)
Length: 11.930
Type: DOUBLE CHIP SEAL COAT
& INCIDENTAL ITEMS
County(s): BILLINGS Co
Location: BLACKTAIL ROAD-
FROM EAST RIVER ROAD SE 11.96
MILES
Bids will be received until 09:3DAM,
July 15, 2011, IN THE FOYER,
LOCATED ON 3RD FLOOR, OUT-
SIDE ROOM 330 OF THE NDDOT
BUILDING, ON THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS, IN BISMARCK, NORTH
DAKOTA. Bids will be opened at that
time and the bid result will be distrib-
uted and posted online at
http ://www,dot. nd. gov/b u sin ess/
approximately 30 minutes after bids
are opened.
All bidders are required to be pre-
qualified at least seven (7) days before
the date of the bid opening.
The proposal forms, plans, and
specifications are available on the
NDDOT website at
http://www.dot.nd.gov and may be
inspected at the Construction Services
Division, NDDOT, Room 333,608 East
Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, North
Dakota, 58505-0700.
NDDOT reserves the right to reject
any and all proposals, waive technical-
ities, or to accept such as may be
determined in the best interests of the
state.
Requested by:
Francis G. Ziegler, P.E., Director
North Dakota Department of
Transportation
(June 23)
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Put Your Money I
Where Your House -Tsl
IOCa independent srrengtheQ our
businesses are comrnurty
Playing
Kung Fu Panda ,11
To Oil Field Landlords:
I have no quarrel with anyone wishing to make a hon-
est dollar in the lucrative oil field housing market. But
if you intend to do soby evicting good people from
their homes, or by arm-twisting the elderly with pay-
up-or-go ultimatums, or by coldly forcing a mother and
child onto the street -- all for your own gratuitousgain
-- then, yes, you and I will be in serious opposition.
For those unacquainted with the facts, all of this has
recently happened in Beach.
Property owners, of course, are free to do such
things. But they should not be allowed to do it with
impunity. They should be made to squarely face pub-
lic criticism and scorn, both rightly deserved. We can-
not remain a decent community unless we treat one
another with respect. And there is nothing in any of
these events that is remotely decent or respectful.
It is a fragile thing, the character of a community. It
ought not to be trampled upon. And, more impor-
tantly, when violated we should all come to its defense
with one voice, fully outraged.
Jerry DeMartin
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