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July 30,2009
Turkey time
These turkeys were spotted in Golden Valley County last
week.
Finalists chosen fc)r
Country Woman ( 1 Year
Farm & Ranch Guide will be
selecting its 2009 Country Woman
of the Year winner from among six
women who have been selected as
finalists.
The winner will be named at
Farm & Ranch Guide's 16th annu-
al Country Woman of the Year
awards luncheon, which will be
held Friday, July 31, at the Grand
International Inn in Minot.
Vying for this year's title are the
following:
Connie Bieber, Beulah; Lori
Keller, Harvey; Martha
Namyniuk, Belfield; Lynn
Schaper, Halliday; Karen Smith,
Sheyenne; and Pam Swanson,
Turtle Lake.
Bieber and her husband,
Gerald, have been married for 40
years. They have a commercial
cow/Calf herd and also raise
wheat, cornand malting barley.
They have three married children.
Keller and her husband,
Ronald, own and operate a
farm/ranch near Harvey.
Besides her work on their farm,
she also is an insurance examiner
and a paramedic, x-ray and respi-
ratory technician at St. Aloisius
Medical center and a volunteer
paramelt on the Harvey
Ambulance Service.
Namyniuk runs the farm like a
CEO, dealing with all the bills,
land leases, cattle operation and
more. She has lived on the farm
for 58 years and was married to
Elko Namyniuk for 33 years. They
had five children together.
Schaper and her husband, Jim,
have a farm/ranch near Halliday
where she is very active. She also
is a heavy equipment operator for
Coteau Properties. The Schapers
have four children.
Smith has been involved in
farming since 1963 when she
began work on the family farm as
a child. She and her husband, Bill,
operate Midway Polled Hereford
Farm and have two children.
Swanson and her husband,
Steve, have been married for 23
years. Together they operate
Swanson Dairy and have two chil-
dren. She is involved din all
aspects of the operation.
Ann Reich, a public relations
professional and motivational
speaker, will be the featured
speaker at this year's luncheon,
which will begin at noon on
Friday, July 31. David Borlaug,
president of the ND Lewis &
Clark Foundation and founder of
Farm & Ranch Guide, will be the
emcee. Borlaug was also a founder
of the Country Woman of the Year
program.
Meeting
scheduled
Woody's Feed & Grain
S. 7th Ave West • Dickinson N.D. 701-225-5161
The Southwest Water Authority
Board of Directors meeting will be
held Monday, August 3, 2009
beginning at 9:00 a.m. MT, at the
McKenzie Bay Marina, Dunn
County, ND. The board meets regu-
larly to discuss the operations,
management and future progress of
the Southwest Pipeline Project.
The Authority is governed by a
board of directors representing the
12 counties in southwest North
Dakota. For more information, or if
you would like to be placed on the
agenda, please contact Loren
Myran, Chairman of the Board,
701-974-3644 or Southwest Water
Authority toll-free 1-888-425-
0241.
Premium Barley ........... $2.25
Feed Barley ............... $2.00
Race Horse Oats B .......... $2.00
Race Horse Oats C.. ....... $1.90
I ( linic
:::' Natural Health Center
110 Central Ave. S, Beach, ND
Ill
Dr. Jake
Holkup
Dr. Kylie
Simnioniw
Notice
Racing News
The
deadline for
placing ads,
or
submitting
news items
and photos
is noon on
Fridays.
Don and Rella Abemethy and
Don Muclde traveled to Killdeer on
Sunday to visit with Bums
Abemethy.
Dr. Bruce Huckell and Gary
Vaughn, both from Albuquerque,
NM, and Barry and Nancy Schafer
enjoyed lunch at the home of Don
and Rella Abemethy on Monday.
We received word that Boyd
Trester had a nasty accident in his
plane on Tuesday while he was
spraying crops west of New England.
Though we're sorry about the loss of
his plane, we're glad that Boyd was
able to walk away with just a scratch.
Tuesday, Rella Abemethy traveled
to Dickinson to visit with Kathy
Heise at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Jane Cook and Mary Cook trav-
eled to Dickinson to keep a doctor's
appointment for Mary, and to do a lit-
fie shopping.
Dan and Grace Cash were delight-
ed from a surprise visit when Buzz
and Delores stopped in for a while
• Thursday evening.
Leanne Kubik, her niece Jenna,
Jenna's friend, Kathleen from
Minneapolis, Minn., and Steve and
Rita Kainz from Hope, No. Dak.
were visitors at the Don and Rella
Abemethy residence on Thursday.
Thought for the Week: The most
completely lost of all days is the one
in which I have not laughed.
July 30, 1959
No water skiing or boat racing
Odland,,rs dam has been
closed to water skiing and speed
boat racing on Sundays, according
to Mrs. Lewis Odland and Mrs.
C.C. Clark, owners of the property
at the dam.
Visitors have abused the privi-
lege and have endangered the lives
of families spending the day fishing
and picnicking at the dam, conse-
quently the dam will be closed to
this sort of sport on Sundays.
Ed Bry, State Game Warden, will
be on hand to enforce this ruling.
Wischow-Sperry win soil awards
Names of outstanding soil con-
servation district in No. Dak. and
the two individual winners of grand
awards in a national annual conser-
vation program, were announced at
Beach today by Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, sponsor
of the competition.
The No. Dak. judges cited the
Golden Valley County District for
doing the best job of advancing the
cause of land and water conserva-
tion in the state between May 1,
1958 and April 30, 1959.
The 2 winners of individual
grand awards for the state are
Donald F. Wischow, of Sentinel
Butte, a member of the first place
district governing body and Kyle
Sperry of Trotters, elected for his
outstanding conservation accom-
plishment as a farmer-co-operator
by the winning dist.
Wischow and Sperry will be
guests of the program sponsor at
wigwam Resort Hotel and
Goodyear Farms, Litchfield Park,
Ariz., in Nov. or Dec. for an all-
expenses paid vacation as a reward
for their achievements.
The district and individual win-
ners also will be presented plaques
as permanent symbols of their con-
servation accomplishments. The
presentation is tentatively sched-
uled to be made at an annual meet-
ing of the state association of soil
conservation districts.
Second place honors were won
by the Dunn County soil conserva-
tion district, which nominated
Leonard Davis of killdeer as out-
standing farmer cooperator.
Clearance sale Friday, July 31
Friday, July 31 is the beginning
date of the annual summer clear-
ance sale to be held at Clara,,6s
Shop in Beach. The store will be
closed at 2 p.m. on Thursdays, July
30, so preparations can be complet-
ed before opening time at 9 a.m. on
Friday. Bargains galore await cus-
tomers both young and old. For fur-
ther details, read her advertisement
elsewhere in this issue.
Tradition
(Continued from Page 1)
dusty, much as it might have been
at the time the first stagecoaches
had traveled.
"Imagine what the passengers
back then must have experienced,"
one rider on board commented.
"With more than two horses, the
ride would have been faster, and
possibly a lot more dusty than what
we're going through."
"And probably a lot rougher
than this road," Penny answered.
Penny also mentioned that
Lauren loved horses and wasn't
surprised when her granddaughter
chose to ride with driver, Jim Burg,
on top of the stage rather than
inside with her family.
As they passed the Chateau out-
buildings - the coachman's house,
stables and carriage house - they
learned what the buildings were and
who had built them, along with the
Milling Oats ............... $1,80
Feed Wheat ............... $3.00
Holistic services
offered include:
• Applied
Kinesiology
° Acupuncture
• Nutrition
Consultation
• Cranial-Sacral
Therapy
° Foot Orthotics
• Pediatric and
Pregnancy
M, W & F - 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
T & Th - 7 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Sat. - 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
1-701-872-7520
Disaster planning
Pandemic. Drought. Tomado. Flooding
across our great state. It has been quite
spring. Preparedness is the word
Southwest Water Authority (SWA) began
disaster planning in 1998 in preparation
for Y2K. A disaster recovery manual was
developed and agreements with others were
formed. Thankfully, Y2K did not occur, but in
2001, the tragic events of September 11 took
place, and in 2005, Hurricanes Katrina and
Rita, New requirements were implemented
by the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA). All water utilities had to complete a
vulnerability assessment and develop an
Emergency Response Plan (ERP).
SWA has been a part of the Southwest
Regional Disaster Coalition since 2006,
and last fall SWA finalized and signed
a Memorandum of Understanding with
Gardson Diversion Conservancy Distdct
for providing emergency services to SWA
should a situation develop that requires
assistance. SWA has also been a part of the
WARN (Water and Wastewater Response
Network) steering committee in North
Dakota. WARN programs allow utilities to
cross jurisdictional boundaries to provide aid
during andfollowing an emergency.
SWA has also taken part in tabletop
exercises, had staff trained in Incident
Command Systems and employees have
been fit tested for personal .protection
equipment. Employees have also had
training in pandemic flu preparedness.
Should a disaster occur, our vision of
providing quality water to southwest North
Dakotawillcontinuethrough acomprehensive
and with the aid of others.
house, as they passed through the
trees.
After the ride, which stopped at
the parking lot of the Chateau
deMores, they went inside to buy
tickets to see the 126-year-old
structure. But before going up to
the house, they were invited to view
an original stagecoach that had
been owned by the Marquis
deMores, who had started a stage
line from Medora to Deadwood.
As the stagecoach ride takes the
passengers away from the sights
and most of the sounds of the mod-
em world, it doesn't take a lot of
imagination to picture the West of
the 1880s, dust and all.
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Treasure Hunt 2009
Clue 3
Over hill & dale
you can find
a sheep & a pig and a 4
leaf clover
And if you're in a bind,
a mason and a blacksmith
will tide you over.
Respect the property of others
while searching for the treasure
Pocono Raceway
Race Information & Records
Last Year's Winner: Cad Edwards
Qualifying Record: Tony Stewart 172.391 - 2000
Race Record: Rusty Wallace 144.892 - 1996
Race Time: 1 pm ET, August 2nd
Track Statistics & History
Location: Long Pond, Penn.
Turns I Straights: 14 °, 8 °, 6 o / 2 °
Distance: 2.5 miles
Shape: Tri-Oval
Pocono Raceway opened in 1971 and the
Mattioli family brought in Indy cars and
USAC stock cars while dreaming of hosting
NASCAR's premiere series. In 1974, the first
NA$CAR 500 mile race took place. Thirty
three years later, the Pocono Raceway is
recognized as one of NASCAR's most com-
petitive raceways. Pocono's unusual triangular configura-
tion is conducive to many lead changes, especially with the
longest straightaway and the widest main straight with the
longest and widest Pit Road. Pecono's unique 2.5 mile
track features three turns, each having its own degree of
banking. Of the current ddvers on the circuit, Jeff Gordon
Through July 26, 2009
2009 Sprint Cup Series
Driver Points
1) Tony Stewart 3054
2) Jimmie Johnson 2862
3) Jeff Gordon 2847
4) Kurt Busch 2608
5) Cad Edwards 2556
6) Denny Hamlin 2518
7) Ryan Newman 2506
8) Kasey Kahne 2482
9) Mark Martin 2471
10) Juan Montoya 2461
11) Greg Biffie 2445
12) Matt Kenseth 2429
2009 Nationwide Series
Driver Points
1) Kyle Busch 3296
2) Carl Edwards 3104
3) Brad Keselowski 2904
4) Jason Leffler 2790
5) Joey Logano 2395
6) Justin AIIgaier 2370
7) Mike Bliss 2353
8) Steve Wallace 2311
9) Brendan Gaughan 2277
10) Jason Keller 2244
Jimmie Johnson
Born: Sept. 17, 1975
Sponsor: Lowe's
Crew Chief: Chad Knaus
Car: Chevrolet
Biography:
In 2002, Jimmie Johnson joined the Cup series. He
became the first rookie in Cup history to ever lead the
point standings. Johnson started slowly in 2004, with
some early disappoinb'nents in weeks two and three at
Rockingham and Las Vegas. However, he quickly
rebounded with a week five win at the Carolina Dodge
Dealers 400 at Darlington Raceway. He eventually fin-
ished second in the 2004 Cup standings. In 2005,
Johnson stayed in top five in the points standings
all year, but finished 5th in points after crashing in the
midway point of the final race of the season. In 2006,
Jimmie Johnson won his first Cup Championship with
a stretch of top five finishes in the Chase for e Cup.
In 2007, Johnson entered The Chase as the leader
and became the first drk, er to win ten limes in a sea-
son since Jeff Gordon, who did it three consecutive
years. Jimmie won his second straight championship
with a 7th place finish in the final race. He defeated
Jeff by 77 points. Last year, he entered The
Chase in third place, but moved into first place by the
four week and held off Cad Edwards to win his third
consecutive Cup Championship.
Suspended Sprint Cup owneddriver Jeremy Mayfietd has
sold his hauler and inventory of cars and parts to John
Carter. Carter said the deal included six cars, including one
Terry Labonte used in Sunday's race at Indiariapolis Motor
Speedway. Mayfield plans to use the money from the sale
to fund his legal suit against NASCAR. He has maintained
he never used methamphetamines. His attomeys have filed papers showing
Mayfield tested negative to methamphetamine on the same day he tested positive
tas won three separate times at Pocono. • in a second test conducted by the laboratory representing NASCAR.
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Driver
Jimmie Johnson 16 1
Mark Martin 1 2
Tony Stewart 7 3
Greg Biffle 12 4
Brian Vickers 6 5
Kevin Harvick 19 6
Kasey Kahne 8 7
David Reutimann 5 8
Jeff Gordon 22 9
Matt Kenseth 25 10
Stp_j Finish Points/Bonus Jimmie Johnson won the Bdckyard 400 on Sunday at
190/5 Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This was Johnson's third
175/5 win in the last four years at Indy. Juan Pablo Montoya had
170/5 led 116 laps and built a 5-second lead over the cempoti-
160/0 tion, then was flagged for speeding on a routine pit stop
160/6 with 35 laps to go. After the race Monteya said, "1 swear on
160/0 my children and my wife that I was not speeding[ There is
no way! Thank you NASCAR for screwing my day." Mark
146/0 Martin, who at 50 became the oldest polesitter in Indy's
142/0 100 years, finished second and moved up two spots in tha
138/0 standings to ninth. Current points leader Tony Stewart, a
134/0 two-time Bdckyard winner finished third.
Which defunct NASCAR track was home o #Te
first NASCAR raca held on June 19, 1949?
a) Langhorne Speedway
b) Martinsville Speedway
c) Hamburg Speedway
d) Charlotte Speedway
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