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July 28, 2011page 5 Belfield Public School REGULAR MEETING, BOARD OF EDUCATION, BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #13 JULY 14, 2011 SCHOOL LIBRARY The meeting was called to order by board president Procive at 7:00 p.m Present: Tim Ebert, Delbert Kadrmas, Anthony Krebs, Edward Procive, Supt. Remington, HS Prin. Lamprecht, Bus. Mgr. Berger M/S Ebert/Kadrmas to approve the minutes of the June 14. 2011, regular board meeting. Motion carried unani- mously. M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to approve the June 20, 2011 special board meeting. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Ebert/Krebs to approve the agenda. Motion carried unanimously. Reorganization of the board: Supt. Remington called for nomination for board chair three times. Krebs nomi- nated Edward Procive. M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to cease nominations and cast a unanimous vote for Edward Procive for board chair. Motion carried unanimously. Procive called for nomi- nations for board vice-chair three times. Kadrmas nominated Anthony Krebs. M/S Ebert/Kadrmas to cease nominations and to cast a unanimous vote for Anthony Krebs for vice chair. Motion carried unanimously. HS Prin. Larnprecht presented stu- dent handbook revisions and addi- tions• He will have the handbook ready for approval at the August meet- ing. He noted registration will be August 4. The business manager presented the financial reports for June 2011• Supt. Remington noted the federal grant for renovation and repairs is completed with funds spent or1 plumb- ing repairs, updates to buildings including new carpet, lights and reno- vation to the gym and football bleach- ers. The assistant custodian position is open once. again. He noted the need to have a public meeting con- cernmg property taxes. This will be set for August 11th at 6:00 p.m. He also discussed AYP, enrollment and the Iockdown policy. Procive gave a report on the RACTC meeting. Krebs gave a report on the RESP meeting. The board negotiated with the 13us contractors. M/S Krebs and Kadrmas to offer a contracts to Kenneth Hutzenbiler and Tammy Obrigewitch for the 2011-12 school year at $2.00 per mile with a $3.75 fuel 0ase. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to approve payment of the bills. Motion carried unanimously. The board discussed negotiations. The board discussed administra- tive salaries. M/S Krebs/Kadrmas to offer HS Prin. Lamprecht a 5.5% raise for the 2011-12 school year. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to offer Elem. Prin. Lorge a 5.5% raise for the 2011- 12 school year. Motion carried unani- mously. M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to offer Supt. Remington a 5.5% raise for the 2011- 12 school year. Motion carried u nani- mously. M/s Ebert/Kadrmas to approve the 2011-12 school board meeting sched- ule. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Ebert/Krebs to approve the first reading of policy DAFDA- Substitute Teacher Pay. Motion car- ried unanimously. Hot lunch prices were discussed. M/S Ebert/Krebs to raise student meals $.10. Motion carried unani- mously. M/S Krebs/Kadrmas to raise adult prices to $3.00. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Ebert/Kadrmas to approve an open enrollment agreement for the Strecker-Schmidt family .from Dickinson. Motion carried unanimous- ly. M/S Ebert/Krebstto accept the review of securities at the Great Plains National Bank. Motion carried unani- mously. The board reviewed the district financial report for 2010-11. M/S Krebs/Ebert to approve the District Financial Report for 2010-11. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Krebs/Ebert to designate the Billings County Pioneer as the official newspaper. Motion carried unani- mously. M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to designate Great Plains National bank as the offi- cial bank. Motion carried unantmous- ly. M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to approve the superintendent as the food service officer. Motion carried unanimously M/S Ebert/Kadrmas t to designate the board chair as the food service 'hearing officer. Motion carried unani- mously. M/S Krebs/Kadrmas to designate the superintendent as the official rep- resentative for the following federal programs: Title I. Title IIA, Title liD, Special Education, REAPED Funds, School food services, and Federal Vocation Programs. Motion carried unanimously. M/S Kadrmas/Ebert to approve the Consolidated Title Application for 2011-2012. Motion carried unani- mously. Supt. Remington discussed the 2011-12 budget. M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to approve the 2011-12 budget. Motion carried unanimously. 2011-12 BUDGET REVENUE DISTRICT PROPERTY TAXES 299,269.00 TECHNOLOGY LEVY 13,603.00 OUT OF DISTRICT TUITION 174,000.00 DRIVER EDUCATION 2,500.00 INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS 13,800.00 SERVICES PROVIDED OTHER LEA'S MISCELLANEOUS INCOME OIL & GAS PRODUCTION FINAN/TELECOMM• TAXES PER PUPIL AID/FOUNDATION 1.468,531.00 TRANSPORTATION AID 37,309.00 VOCATIONAL PROGRAM AID 6,800.00 MILL LEVI REDUCTION GRANT 186.476.00 TITLE I 60,244.00 CARL PERKINS GRANT 6,200.00 REAP TITLE PROGRAMS26.601.00 SPECIAL EDUC JOINT AGREEMENT 7,800.00 CONSORTIUM SERV. FROM OTHER LEA'S 94 500.00 SP EDUC TUITION FROM OTHER LEA'S 7:600.00 TOTAL 2,588,233.00 6,400.00 79,000.00 71,000.00 26,400.00 EXPENDITURE TOTALS TECHNOLOGY 13.603.00 SCHOOL BOARD 93,420.00 EXEC. ADMINISTRATION 79,873.00 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE 297.984.00 STUDENT TRANSPORTATION 69,800.00 CONSORTIUM 141,899.00 FUND TRANSFER - LUNCH 13,000.00 KINDERGARTEN 46.402.00 ELEMENTARY 476.864.00 ELEMENTARY GUIDANCE 4,954.00 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL37.682.00 JUNIOR HIGH 109,860.00 HIGH SCHOOL 421,658.00 DRIVERS EDUCATION 6,991.00 HS GUIDANCE 37.888.00 HS PRINCIPAL 82.270.00 TUITION TO OTHER LEA'S 21,570.00 MULT DIST SPEC. EDUC. A.DMIN. 5,700.00 RESOURCE ROOM 184,551.00 SPEECH IMPAIRED 30,023.00 TITLE t PROGRAM S 60.244.00 REAP PROGRAMS 26.601.00 AG PROGRAM 66,192.00 FCS PROGRAM 48,741.00 EXTRA CURR CULAR 74,605.00 TOTAL 2.452.375.00 BUILDING FUND Levy 54.412.48 The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 11, 2011, 7:00 pm. The meeting adjourned at 8:55 pro. Alice Berger, Business Manager Edward Procive, Board President 26274,ACTIVITY FUND BHS, 1169.75 26275,BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL, 12000 26276,ESP COMPUTERS & SOFTWARE. 21375 26277,HANNAHER'S INC, 2565 26278,KLEMM'S CARPET, 20000 26279,KLEMM'S CARPET. 16924.15 26280,MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES, 3266.67 26281 ,QWEST, 253.76 26282,QWEST, 58.29 26283,SCHAIBLE. TIMOTHY O. 139.18 26284,SOUTH HEART SCHOOL DISTRICT, 8433.41 26285, SOUTHWEST BUSINESS MACHINES, 17266 L::~6286, SPORTSYSTEM. 6850 26300 B&K ELECTRIC, 25443 26301 MIDWEST PLAYSCAPES, INC, 20484.5 26302,ROUGHRIDER AREA CAREER & TECH CENTER. 220 26303,SCHOOL PRODUCTS. & EQUIPMENT CO, 56280 26304,SHERWIN-WILLIAMS, 458.43 26305.TEACHER DISCOUNT. 235.26 26306.TOOLEY RHONDA. 392.9 26309,ACTIVITY FUND BHS. 20.67 26310.ALTERNATIVE SANITATION. 255 26311 ,AMSTERDAM, 219.4 26312.AT & T 161.21 26313,BELFIELD AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, 47.43 26314,BERGLUND, TABITHA. 1226.36 26315.BILLINGS COUNT~' PIONEER. t68.35 26316,BRIGHT SOLUTIONS, 214.65 26317.CLTY OF BELFIELD. 316.5 26318.CREATIVE ENERGY, 285.08 26319 DAKOTA FARM EQUIPMENT, 66.36 26320,DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 20 26321 ,EAST END AUTO, 100 • 26322, ECOLAB. 113 26323. EDUCATION STANDARDS AND PRACTICES BOARD, 50 26324,FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE, 197 26325,FORT UNION SUPPLY & TRADING CO, 2485.38 26326,GEIGER, ALAN, 302.1 26327,INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPT, " 217 26328,JOBSHQ, 258 26329,JW PEPPER & SON INC,73.74 26330,LEARNING ZONE, 152.8 26331. MENARDS. 757.81 26332 MI D-AMERICAN RESEARCH CHEMICAL, 301.06 26333,MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES, 1509.13 26334,ND COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL LEAD, 1640 26335,NDASBM, 50 26336,NDSBA, 200 26337,NEWBY'S ACE HARDWARE, 259.98 26338.POSITIVE PROMOTIONS, INC, 108.45 26339,PRAXAIR, 46.5 26340,REALITYWORKS, 87 26341 .REMINGTON, DARNEL, 326.4 26342,RESE 750 26343,ROLLER, EQWARD, 41.27 26344.RUNNINGS SUPPLY INC. 61.84 26345,SHERWlN-WlLLIAMS. 606.16 26346.SHIFFLER EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. 329.8 26347,SlMPLEXGRINNELL LP, 2414 26348,SOUTH WEST GRAIN, 81.6 26349,SOUTHWEST BUSINESS MACHINES, 92.6 ,26350,STATE FIRE & TORNADO FUND, 3662.44 26351 ,STATE TAX COMMISSIONER, 5886 26352,TEACHER CREATED RESOURCE, 44.93 26353,TIME INC, 114.92 26354,TOM'S SERVICE STATION, 694.3 26355,TREND ENTERPRISES,49.38 26356,VANDERESCH, IVAN, 375 STUDENT ACTIVITY 6304,CAPITAL ONE, 377.03 6305,WAL-MART STORE #1567, 30 6306,ANHELUK, CHRISTIAN, 975 6307,HALL, MIRANDA, 975 6308,HUTZENBILER, KAYCEE 975 6309,PALANIUK, ALICIA 975 6312,ANHELUK, JACKOLENE, 138.12 6313,BIG SKYATHLETE INC. 49.8 6314,CHAMPIONSHIP PRODUCTION. 223.95 6315,COCA-COLA BOTTLING, 41.3 6316,FOUR SEASONS TROPHIES, 218.8 6317.JOHNSON, ELAINE, 138.12 6318.LOGO MAGIC, 320 6319,ND HS ACTIVITES ASSOCIATION, 410 6320.POOL CRAIG, 100 6321,RICHARDTON- TAYLOR SCHOOL. 259.98 (July 28) Belfield Public School SPECIAL MEETING, BOARD OF EDUCATION, BELFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #13 June 20, 2011 Elementary Library A special meeting was called to order by President Procive at 6:30 p.m.. Present: Ed Procive. Delbert Kadrmas, Tony Krebs. Supt. Darrel Remington Absent: Tim Ebert, Ernie Buckman Tony Krebs motioned to approve the agenda, seconded by Delbert Kadrmas. Motion was approved unan- imously. Motion by Kadrmas that the board has reviewed and approved the trans- portation report for the Belfield Public School for the 2010-2011 school year. Second by Krebs. Motion was approved unanimously. Motion by Kadrmas that the board has reviewed and approved the Pupil Membership Enrollment Report for the 2010-2011 school year. Second by Krebs. Motion was approved unani- mously. The meeting was adjourned by ' chairman Procive at 6:42 p.m. Respectfully submitted. Darrel A. Remington, Supt. Edward Procive. Board President (July 28) Golden Valley County Commission GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS JUNE 7, 2011 8:00 A.M. Chairman Dave Quale called the meeting to order. Commissioners Harley Steffen was present. 17 County employees met with the Board to discuss the County's current retirement plan and any other con- cerns they might have. The Board wil leave the retirement plan as currently in place with either Expert Plan through the Bank of the West or with Vanguard. Commissioner John Thompson and States Attorney Charles J Peterson joined the meeting at. this time. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to approve the May minutes and Commissioner. Thompson sec- onde(~ the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to reappoint Darlene Lardy to another 3 year term on the County Reorganization Committee for the County School Districts and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to appoint David Bares to the County Weed Board. to replace Mike~ Van Horn who asked to be taken off the Board. and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Tax Director Henry Gerving met with the Board to discuss his wages, hours and duties as Tax and Zoning Director. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to leave the Zoning Director Wage at $100.00 per month and set the Tax Director wage at $2000.00 per month and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Auditor informed the Board of the individuals who were selected and approved by the various entities for the County Redistricting Board, that is appointed every 10 years after the new Census figures are available. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to approve of the following members on the County Redistricting Board: County Commissioner Chairman Dave Quale. States Attorney Charles J. Peterson, Steve Raisler representing the organized townships, Walter Losinski represent- ing the 3 cities and Duane Maus as a citizen at large along with County Auditor Ceil Stedman as an non-voting member of the Board and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. This Board agreed to wait and meet once all the figures are put together for the 3 Commissioner Districts. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to adopt the following Resolution, which was verbally approved by the Board at an earlier date for the Chairman to sign, and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion Motion carried unani- mously. RESOULTION 2011-13 WHEREAS, Golden Valley County, North .Dakota has experienced a severe 2010-2011 winter with heavy snowfall, gusty winds, freezing rains, and blizzard conditions; and WHEREAS, winter conditions caused road closures that prevented access to homes and delays in response time for emergency servic- es; and WHEREAS, winter storms have produced whiteout conditions making travel hazardous, prompting .county officials to potentially '.shelter residents and stranded motorists; and WHEREAS, farmers and ranchers are experiencing a significant loss of livestock and downed fence line due to harsh winter conditions; and WHEREAS, snowmelt from the winter caused high water tables throughout the county Which have cre- ated hardships for residents who have reported seepage into basements; and WHEREAS, the April 29 - May 1, 2011 storm which brought 13 + inches of wet, heavy snow which have dis- rupted operations of sump pumps, and rainin excess of 2 inches on May 9 and May 10. 2011 caused additional damages to public and private proper- ty; and WHEREAS. continued response and restoration activities may have a serious financial effect of the utility compames, townships, cities and Golden Valley County in general. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Golden Valley County Commissioners declares an emergency exists in Golden Valley County, North Dakota. Dated at Beach, North Dakota this 16th day of May, 2011. David L. Quale, Chairman Golden Valley County Commissioners Commissioner Steffen made a motion to reappoint Kim Nunberg as the County's Representative on the SW Rural Economic Area Partnersh p (SW REAP) Board and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Auditor informed the Board that her deputy Crystal Nesvig has completed her 6 months probationary period. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to give Crystal a 50 cent and hour raise and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to amend the General budget by $6500.00 to cover the wages for Crystal since she was put to full time as deputy Auditor/Treasurer/Register of Deeds and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carned unani- mously. Discussion was held regarding courthouse accessibility and a propos- al the Board received from Hulsing & Associates Architects. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to move ahead and have as assessment of the court- house done and hire Hulsing & Associates Architects for the Courthouse accessibility project and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion Motion carried unani- mously. non Jablonski, Tina Thornton and Russ Walsh from the US Forest Service and Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld met with the Board to go over their annual Schedule A.B & C Road Cooperative Agreements, easements, gravel & scoria pits, erosion on roads and an update on the Williams Dam Project. Dan. Buchholz representing the Central and Beach Fire Departments met with the Board to discuss possible funding for the auto extrication ~ervice they provide for the entire county. At the current time there are no fees charged for these services which cost the fire' departments time and money every time they are called out on an accident. States Attorney Peterson advised Buchholz to work with the ~rnbulance Board.on possibly charg- ing fees for these services or the Ambulance Board increasing their levy to help cover these costs. Dennis Dietz stopped in the meet- ing to thank the Board for the County's help with the road north of Sentinel Butte and for the chip sealing done in Sentinel Butte. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to approve new buagets for Homeland '08. Homeland '09. Homeland '10 and the new'24-7 fund for 2011 and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. -~ Commissioner Steffen made a motion to approve funding for the 2012 Health Maintenance Program of $3750.00 and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Auditor informed the Board that the State rates for meals will be going up on August 1. 2011 which the county is mandated to follow. The Auditor informed the Board that she will 13e attending her annual Auditor's Convention in Grand Forks from June 21st - 24th. The Board also approved of the Auditor attending an linG class on redistricting in Bismarck on July 13th. 1:00 P.M. was the advertised time for the annual County Equalization Meeting. Tax Director Henry Gerving reviewed changes with the Board since the 2010 taxes. There wil be a 7% increase to the cropland soil assessments and a 2% increase in the non-cropland soil assessments for 2011 in order to be in tolerance with the State values. The Board met as the Unorganized Township Board. Commissioner Steffen made a motion that a finding be made that all classifications of property have been reviewed and find• them proper as assessed and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion that a finding be made that there were no Exemption Applications and Homestead Credit Applications to be reviewed and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion that a finding be made that the overall Assessment Roll for the Unorganized Townships for 201t has been reviewed and found properly assessed and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion that based on the pre- ceding findings, the Board declare the Assessment Roll for 2011 for the Unorganized Townships equalized a~nd Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. The Board adjourned as the Unorganized Township Board at 1:10 P.M. The Board met as the County Equalization Board. Various changes were reviewed by the Board. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to recommend a reduction ir~ value for parcel #21-1-05438000 by $1700.00 due to an adjustment for a creek and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to recommend and increase in value for parcel #8- 01797500 by $500.00 for 3 acres put back. to ag values and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to recommend a reduction in value for parcel #11-2- 02831500 by $300.00 for 3 acres removed as ag acres and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unani- mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to recommend and increase in values for parcel #8- 01899500 by $1300.00 and parcel #8- 01914000 by $2000.00 since these parcels went from exempt property to taxable property and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion that a finding be made that all classifications of property have been reviewed and found properly assessed and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanP mously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion that a finding be made that the Board reviewed all Exemption • Applications. including Veteran's Exemptions. and Homestead Credit Applications and found them properly assessed and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Steffen made a motion that a finding be made that the overall Assessment Roll for Golden Valley County for 2011 has" been reviewed and found properly assessed and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion that based on the preceding findings, the Board declare the assessment Roll for 2011 for Golden Valley County equalized and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Board adjourned as the County Equalization Board at 1:30 P.M. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to transfer $213.500.00 from the Road Reserve Fund into the Special County RoaC Fund, per the 2011 approved budgets, and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Jeanne Beckman, Energy Impact Symposium Coordinator from Dickinson State University, John Hurlimann. Director of the Office of Extended Learning from-Dickinson State University and Tim Moore, Director of Economic Development from Senator Kent Conrad's Office met with the Board and Road Foreman to discuss impacts the County has been having with the oil industry. They are working on a two-year symposia proj- ect sponsored by a grant from the US Department of Energy. Erin Wanner. a Contract Land man for Whiting Oil & Gas Corp. was also present for this meeting. The group discussed oil impact concerns such as roads, hous- ing, workforce, surfacing for roads and increased cases for the Sheriff and Social Service Offices. 3:00 P.M. was the advedised time for opening the bids fo~-a new mower. Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld was present for the bid opening. A bid was received from Dakota Farm Equipment for a John Deere mower and offset hitch for $39.150.00. Commissioner Steffen made a motion to accept a late mower bid from West Plains Inc. and Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. West Plains Inc. bid a Schulte mower and offset hitch for $35,300.00. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to accept the low bid from West Plains Inc. for a Schulte mower for $35.300.00. to be paid out of the Special County Road Fund, and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Thompson made a motion to approve a Waterline Easement between the County and Dale Maus to cross County Road 11 in the NE 1/4 of Section 34-141-104 and Commissioner Steffen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. The Chairman signed a Road Release Statement for the road used as a haul road for Project SC-FHC- 1746(054). Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld and Tim Kelly from Kadrmas. Lee & Jackson. Inc.~ met with the Board to discuss various road projects, the road damage on the road going up to Sentinel Butte Hill and road depart- meat concerns. The following vouchers were audit- ed and approved for the month of June: 63376 Blue Cross Blue Shield 8021.60 63377 Conseco Insurance 33.96 63378 Reservation telephone 40.00 63379 Weed Board Disb. 184.00 63380-63403 11541.00 63404 Midstate Communications 36.00 63405 Boss Office Supply 736.67 63406 Dakota Dust-Tex 16.40 63407 Jim Groll 20.00 63408 ND Newspaper Assn. 167.10 63409 Jen Steiner 433.91 63410 Ashley Ueckert 323.22 63411 Access Printing Solutions 121.50 63412 Auto Tech 320.12 63413Best Western Plus 420.21 63414 Bismarck Tribune 490.96 63415 Buckboard Inn 233.80 63416 CT Electric 128.55 63417 Dakota Insurance 50.00 63418 DF Lighting Co. 181.35 63419 Dickinson Tire Inc. 599.24 63420 Brenda Frieze 57.12 63421 Golden Valley News 200.8r 63422 GV County States Atty. 1654.17 63423 Golva Repair 154.00 63424 ITD 24.80 63425 Institute of Local Government 40.00 63426 Matthew Bender & Co. 257.64 63427 Matthew Bender & Co. ~ , " .... 359.94 63428 Morton Co. Sheriff's Dept. 80.00 63429 ND Recorders Assn. 100.00 63430 N DACe 212.61 63431 Kim Nunberg 78.54 63432 Pitney Bowes 435.00 63433 RC & D 2020.44 63434 Secretary of State36.00 63435 Sip !N Sew 30.00 63436 SW Multi-Co. Corr. Center 980.00 63437 Silvernale-Silha Funeral 382.50 63438 Stacey Swanson 273.12 63439 SW Business Machines 10.99 63440John Thompson 864.20 63441 Wadd!ngton Construction 2150.00 63442 Zee Medical Service 48.55 63443 Henry Gerving 55.00 63444 Johnston Fargo Culvert 41240.16 63445 Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Inc. 507.99 63446 Beach Food Center 158.00 63447 Border Steel 158.00 63448 Capital 1 Industries 406.66 63449 CRA Payment Center 80.33 63450 Dakota Tool & Machine 296.00 63451 Farmers Union Oil Co. 8077.36 63452 Gate City Radiator 631.81 63453 Industrial Towel 45.79 63454 Knolrs Readymix 960.00 63455 Lawson Products 165.31 63456 Napa 612.15 63457 Powerplan 1056.89 63458 Rockmount Research 1t37.31 63459Rohan's Hardware 122:06 63460 Truck Suppliers 157.54 63461 Wallwork Truck Center 48.04 63462-63480 Collections submitted 56693.32 63481 N DACe 203.15 63482 Verizon Wireless 729.76 63483 ND State Treasurer 46.03 63484 ND State Bonding Fund 30.00 63485 Reservation Telephone 40.00 63486 Conseco Insurance Co• 33.96 63487 City of Beach 270.50 63488 MDU 1229.37 63489 Midstate Communications 1046.17 63490-63498 454.89 63499 Golden Valley County 4782.76 63500 Golden Valley County 6475.85 63501 Golden Valley County 6018.77 63502 Golden Valley Treasurer 685.00 63503 Golden Valley Treasurer 3800.44 63504-63505 Golden V alley County 4749.14 63506-63515 Cafeteria Plan Disb. 2987.34 63516 VOID VOID 63517 Cenex Fleetcard 2415.36 63518 Dale Maus 14955.35 63519 -Library Disb~_~ .~ 51.00 63520 Document Preservation Disb. ~3898.90 63521 Aflac 567.34 63522-63523 Maus & Schmitz - 27.03 63524 AT&T Mobility 23.86 63525 Verizon Wireless 403.47 63526 Social Service Disb. 596.77 63527 Ceil Stedman 486.20 63528 GV County Treasurer 213500.00 12363-12419 GV County Em ployees 70433.92 Chairman Quale declared the meeting adjourned at 4:30 P.M. Attest: Cecitia Stedman, Auditor David L. Quale, Chairman, County Commissioners (July 28) Notice NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND APPOINTMENT OF PER- SONAL REPRESENTATIVE Probate No. 11-2011 -PR-00016 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA; IN DISTRICT COURT: COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY; SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DIS- TRICT: In the Matter of the Estate of Sadia I. Seeley, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sandra Harkins has filed herein a peti- tion for formal probate of will and appointment of a Personal Representative. Hearing has been set upon said petition on the 25th day of August, 2011. at 9:00 o'clock a.m., at the Courtroom of the above-named Court in the City of Beach. County of Golden Valley, State of North Dakota. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any person appearing for the purpose of objecting to any matter or item con- tained within the above mentioned petition for formal probate of wil shall file herein and serve upon the under- signed counsel for the Petitioner their written objections to the same not later than seven (7) days prior to the above scheduled hearing. Dated this 20th day of J u I y . 2011. MACKOFF KI~LLOGG LAW FIRM 38 2rid Ave E Dickinson ND 58601 701--456-3210 /s/Charles J. Peterson Charles J. Peterson, Attorney #04009 Attorney for Petitioner .. (July 28, August 4 and 11) Notice MEETING CHANGE NOTICE The Golden Valley County August County Commissioner Meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 9th instead of Tuesday, August 2nd. (July 28)