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Page 4 September 1, 2011
Notice
ZONING MEETING NOTICE
Time: 2:00 PM
Date: Thursday, September 8,
2011
Place:Billings County
Commissioners Rm, Billings County
Courthouse, Medora ND
Purpose: Rezone 0.21 acres
from Agriculture to Residentia in the
NW1/4 Sec 9-139-100 (Fryburg)
Request setback variance
Proposed Placement of a
Manufactured Home & Detached
.Garage
Purpose: Rezone 4.89 Acres
from Agriculture to Residential in
SWSW 21-141-98
Purpose: Discuss Old
Business
Purpose: Discuss New
Business
Dated at Medora, this 19th day of
August, 2011 by order of the Billings
County Commission.
Joan Jurgens
Billings County
Auditor/Treasurer/Secretary
(August 25 end September 1)
Notice
Sheriff's Notice Of Levy
Case No. 17-09-C-00037
State of NorthDakota, tn District
Court, County of Golden Valley,
Southwest Judicial District:
Curtis Miles, Plaintiff
-MS-
Sharon Remillong,
Donald Remillong,
Picacho Sporting Club LLC,
Defendant(s).
To Sharon Remillong, Donald
Remillong, Pica ha Sporting Club LLC
the Defendant(s) named in above
titled action.
TAKE ,IOTICE, That by virtue of a
certain wnt of execution #17-09-C-
00037 duly issued in this action by
Susan Davison, Clerk of the District
Court, within and "for Golden County
duly docketed in Golden Valley County
on the 27th day of June 2011, State of
North Dakota, a copy of which is here-
with served upon you, I have this day
levied upon the following described
property:
1985 Chevy Camaro
VIN 1G1FS87S6FL411350
ND LtC HWF531
Ro Remillong, Sharon Elaine
Or Remillong, Donald Frank
And: 1988 Ford F-350 Pickup
VIN 2FTJW36M7JCA79997
ND LIe HTE006
Ro Remillong, Sharon Elaine
Or Remillong, Donald Frank
THIS TO COVER EXECUTION
AND COSTS OF $181,502.84 **, And
I hereby demand of you that you pay
or deliver the same over to me, Scott
Steele, Sheriff of Golden Valley
County.
Any claim or demand you may
have for exemption of said levy must_
be made by you within ten days fro_m
the service of this notice.
**AN INTEREST EXPENSE OF
$44.93 SHALL BE ADDED FOR
EACH DAY FROM: 8/t9/2011
/s/ Scott Steele, Sheriff of Golden
Valley County, North Dakota
*************************************
NOTICEI NDCC 28-21-12.1
PROPERTY DELIVERY - PENALTY
Any person who.has received hotice of
levy in accordance with this chapter
and fails to surrender and deliver such
property levied On under section 28-
21-08 upon demand to the Sheriff is
guilty of a CLASS B MISDEMEANOR
and may be subjec.t to civil contempt of
court.
EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT
Case No. 17-09-C-00037
District Court
Date of Judgment: 06/23/2009
Date & Time Docketed:
06/23/2009, 9:57 a.m.
Judgment Amount: $163,996.64
Interest Rate: 10.00%
Judgment Debtor (Name &
Address)
PICACO SPORTING CLUB LLC
DONALD REMILLONG
1148 N QUEEN MARY WAY
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ 85218
SHARON REMILLONG
1t48 N QUEEN MARY WAY
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ 85218
Judgment Creditor: Curtis Mites
Creditor's Attorney: Michael J Maus
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, DtS-.
TRICT COURT, COUNTY OF GOLD-
EN VALLEY, SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
TO THE SHERIFF OF GOLDEN
VALLEY COUNTY,
You are directed to satisfy the
above judgment out of the personal
property of the judgment debtor within
your County. If sufficient personal
property cannot be found, the judg-
ment should be settled out of the real
property in your County belonging to
the judgment debtor on the day when
the judgment was docketed i yc,_.
County, or at anytime thereafter, and
return this execution within sixty days
after its receipt by you to the Clerk of
{he above named Court.
Witness the Honorable Zane
Anderson, of the SW District Court this
27th day of June, 2011.
Is/Susan Davidson
Clerk of District Court
(August 25, September 1 and 8)
Notice
Notice to Change Name
STATE OF NORTH DAKOqA, IN
DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF
BILLINGS, SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT:
In Re. Petition of QMS, by and
through custodial parent, Jessi Lee
Polensky
For Change of Name
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on or
after 30 days from publication of this
Notice, a Petition will be filed in the
District Court in and for the County of
Billings and State of North Dakota by
QMS, DOB: 2005, by and through her
custodial parent, Jessi Lee Polensky,
requesting an Order of the Court
changing the name of QMS to QMP.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)
:SS
COUNTY OF STARK)
Jessi Lee Polensky, being first duly
sworn, deposes and says as follows:
That she is the custodial parent acting
on behalf of QMS, the Petitioner in the
within and foregoing Notice to Change
Name; that she has read said Notice
signed by her and knows the content
thereof; and that she knows of her own
knowledge that the statements con-
tained in the said Notice are true and
correct.
Dated this 11th day of August,
2011
Jessi Lee Polensky, as custodial
parent and acting on behalf of the
minor child, QMS
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 11th day of August, 2011.
Sandra K. Kuntz
Notary Public
Stark County
State of North Dakota
My Commission Expires February
7, 2013
(August 25, September 1 and 8)
Notice to Creditors
Probate No. 17-2011-PR-00021
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA; IN
DISTRICT COURT; COUNTY OF
GOLDEN VALLEY; SOUTHWEST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter of the Estate of
Geraldine Maus, 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 are
required to present their claims within
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 Gary Maus or
Gwenda Miller, Personal
Representatives of the estate, at 137
First Avenue West, Dickinson, North
Dakota, or filed with the Court.
Dated this 9th day of August, 2011.
Gary Maus
Gwenda Miller
Personal Representatives
Michael J. Maus
Maus & Nordsven, P.C.
137 First Avenue West
P. O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
Telephone No. (701) 483-4500
Attorneys for Personal
Representatives
(August 18, 25 and September 1)
Bids
Request for Equipment Bids
Billings County is currently accept-
ing bids for the purchase of a compact
track loader with attachments.
Equipment specifications are available
from Billings County District 2 shop,
phone number 701-575-4782.
Sealed bids must be delivered to
the Billings County Auditor's Office no
later than 4 PM on Monday,
September 5, 2011, or clearly marked
'Sealed Equipment Bid' and mailed to
Billings County Auditor, PC Box 168,
Medora ND 58645. Bids will be
opened at 11:15 AM September 6,
2011, in the meeting room of the
Billings County Courthouse.
Dated this 3rd day of August, 2011,
by the order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
Joan Jurgens
Billings County Auditor
(August 25 and September 1)
Billings County School
BILLINGS COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT #1
Unnofficial Minutes
of Regular Meeting
Subject to Review and Review
by the Board
August 16, 2011
The regular meeting of the Billings
County School Board was called to
order at 5:32 p.m. MT, Tuesday,
August 16, 2011, at the DeMores
School, with members Stacey Kessel,
Dean Rodne, Tina Downing, and
Paige Burian, and Principal Soehren
present. Also present were Jessie
Berger and Todd Corneil.
Burian moved, Downing seconded,
to approve the consent agenda, which
included the minutes of the July 19
and August 1 meetings, the attached
check list, and ,the addition of three
items to the agenda. The mction car-
ried unanimously.
13740 NEWBY'S ACE
HARDWARE 17.54
13741 ADVANCED
BUSINESS METHODS 899.69
13742 ALTERNATIVE
SANITATION 258
13743 AMERICAN LEGACY
PUBLISHING 374.4
13744 BELFIELD
AUTOM.OTIVE SUPPLY 129.43
t3745 BLUE CROSS
BLUE SHIEED 1,968.60
13746 BOSCH
LUMBER CO. 1,431.15
13747 CARSON-DELLOSA
PUBLISHING CO 26.92
13748 CHS CREDIT CARD 111.91
13749 CENTURY LINK 226.54
13750 CHARLENE SCHMIDT 82.78
13751 CONSOLIDATED
COMMUNICATIONS CORP. 940.3
13752 CREATIVE ENERGY 560.11
13753 DACOTAH
PAPER CO. 4,270.87
13754 DAVE'S PAINTING 485
13755 DELL MARKETING LP 732
13756 DELUXE FOR
BUSINESS t47.2
13757 DISCOUNT SCHOOL
SUPPLY 423.9
13758 DISCOVERY
EDUCATION 1,400.00
13759 DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 528.15
13760 EDUCATION WORKS 130.67
13761 EDUTECH 20
13762 FOUR SEASONS
TROPHIES 11139
13763 GEIGER'S LANDSCAPING
& SPRINKLERS 937.37
13764 THE HORACE MANN
COMPANIES 289.56
13765 HM RECEIVABLES
CO LLC 3,531.03
13766 JORDANNE
HUFFMAN 396.87
13767 KEVlN'S AUTO
& TRUCK REPAIR 456.05
13768 MCGRAW HILL
SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO 2,843.92
13769 MIDSTATE TELl-PHONE
CO. 189.72
13770 MIDWEST BUSINESS
SYSTEMS 1,655.00
13771 MUSIC IN MOTION 353.87
13772 ND ASS'N OF OIL
AND GAS PRODUCING 4,000.00
13773 ND COUNCIL OF
EDUCATIONAL LEADERS. 100
13774 NDPERS GROUP
HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN8,134.24
13775 NITRO-GREEN 168
13776 PEARSON
EDUCATION 3,579.57
13777 BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER 139.26
13778 POPP BINDING
& LAMINATING INC , 397.91
13779 POSTMASTER 256
13780 QWEST 332.84
13781 RAINBOW PLAY
SYSTEMS OF ND 4,248.00
13782 RAINBOW PLAY
SYSTEMS OF ND 500
13783 RDA SYSTEMS INC 5,284.24
137'84 REALLY GOOD
STUFF INC 64.76
13785 RESERVATION
TELEPHONE COOP 12.64
13786 ROUGHRIDER
ELECTRIC COOP INC 3,069.00
13787 RUDY'S LOCK & KEY 231.2
13788 RUNNINGS
SUPPLY INC 76.97
13789 S & R INTERIORS 6,365.60
13790 SOUTHWEST
BUSINESS MACHINES 467.61
13791 SCHOLASTIC
MAGAZINES 223.53
13792 SCHOOL MATE 206.25
13793 SCHOOL SPECIALTY3,759.00
13794 STEIN'S INC. 561.27
13795 SW WATER
AUTHORi-rY 165.51
13796 TEACHER
CREATED RESOURCES 49.91
13797 ZEE SERVICE CO 91.65
TAL BANK (FIRST STATE 68,414.90
68,414.90
Principal Soc,ren reported on pre-
school plans at both schools, staff
inservice on August 17, and school
starting on August 23.
A letter was received from bus con-
tractor Kathy Malkowski requesting
that sports participants be released
from school no later than 2:40.
Principal Soehren reported she had
discussed this with Supt. Remington at
Belfield, and he had stated, since this
is extra- curricular, they would wait for
our students so they would not need to
miss any additional class time. The
consensus was to leave the release
time for sports at 2:45 p.m.
Concerns in regard to supervision
of preschool and kindergarten stu-
dents when there are no older stu-
dents on the bus were briefly dis-
cussed.
The business manager reported
there will be an 8th grade student on
the Richard place this year. It was
decided it would work best to place her
on the Odermann route. It was also
decided to make the student exchange
on routes one and two at the County
Shop instead of Fryburg School, if that
is okay with the County. (It was later
decided the buses should meet at the
Weed Board Shop instead since there
would be less traffic there.)
The business manager informed
the Board she had made one minor
.change from the preliminary budget
approved in July which did not change
the total. She also reported that she
and the Co. Auditor had both calculat-
ed the formula to find out if a budget
hearing would be required under new
legislation, and determined it would
not be required since there will be no
levy increase. Burian moved, Kessel
seconded, to approve the final budget
for 2011-12. The motion carried unan-
imously. "
The business manager also report-
ed on the training and conversion from
MBGUI payroll and accounting Io
Open RDA software.
The policy in regard to student
allergies was briefly reviewed.
A request from Cheryl Planert for
waiver of a usage fee for a year
around Yoga class in Medora was dis-
cussed.
, It was agreed t 9 waive the fee so
long as she has low participation.
Ratinewill be the Board's repre-
sentative to Belfield's September
meeting.
Kessel moved, Downing seconded,
to approve an open enrollment appli-
cation for a Belfield resident to attend
school in Medora. The motion carried
unanimously.
After discussion, it was decided to
get estimates on putting up a larger
storage building at Prairie.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:45
p.m.
Dean Rodne, Vice President
Darlene Mitchell, Business
Manager
(September 1)
Notice to Creditors
Probate No. 17-2011-PR-00024
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA; iN
DISTRICT COURT; COUNTY OF
GOLDEN VALLEY; SOUTHWEST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IA the matter of the Estate of
Laurence R. Zook, 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 are
required to present their claims within
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 Lauren L. Bader
and Wendl L. Nusbickel, Personal
Representatives of the estate, at 137
First Avenue West, Dickinson, North
Dakota, or filled with the Court.
Dated this 25th day of August,
2011.
Lauren L. Bader
Wendl L. Nusbickel
Personal Representatives
Michael J. Maus
Maus & Nordsven, P.C.
137 First Avenue West
P. O. Box 570
Dickinson, ND 58602-0570
Telephone No. (701) 48:]-4500
Attorneys for Personal
Representatives
(September 1, 8 and 15)
Golva School Board
Golva School Board Minutes
Personnel Committee Meeting,
4:30 p.m., July 27, 2011
Present: Brad Maus, Paul Schmitz,
Susan Sarsland, Gene Weinreis, Julie
Zook, and Leah Zook.
Visitors: Beth Justesen"
Personnel meeting discussion
regarding principal contract: J. Zook
discussed proper procedure for com-
plaints at board meetings and to follow
board policy. Principal wages were dis-
cussed.
Committee meeting adjourned at
5:25 p.m.
Attest: Leah Zook, Business
Manager
Gene Weinreis, Golva School,
Board President
(September 1)
Golva School Board
Golva School Board Minutes
Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.,
July 13, 2011
Present: Dick Goodijohn, Gene
Weinreis, Jason Bosserman, Susan
Sarsland, Brad Maus, Julie Zook, and
Leah Zook. Paul Schmitz arrived at
8:48 p.m.
Visitors: Darla Maus and Beth
Justesen
Call meeting to order: The regular
school board meeting of Lone Tree
School District #6 was called to order
Wednesday, July 13, at 8:08 p.m. by
President Gene Weinreis.
Agenda: On a motion by Goodijohn
and second by Bosserman, the agen-
da was approved unanimously.
Minutes: On a motion by Maus and
second by Bosserman, the minutes of
the June 15, 2011 - Regular School
Board Meeting were approved. Motion
passed unanimously.
Bills: Goodijohn made a motion to
approve payment of the July 2011 dis-
trict bills. Maus seconded the motion
and motion was carried unanimously.
29996 BW
Insurance Agency 1,798.00
29989 City of Golva 104.50
29997 Dacotah Paper 872.49
29998 Discovery Benefits,
Inc. 50.00
29999 Discovery
Education 1,275.00
30000 Four Season
Trophies , 48.52
30001 Golden Valley
News 28.60
29990 Goldenwest
Electric 494.80
30002 Great Ideas for
Teaching, Inc. 98.94
30003 HM Receivables
Co LLC 2,427.70
30004 Industrial Towel
Supply Co. 23.01
30005 Learning Things,
LLC 119.64
30006 Lone Tree
Township 2,000.00
30007 McGraw-Hill
Companies 310.06
30008 MDU 100.99
30009 Midstate
Communications 106.62
30010 NASCO 89.82
30011 • ND Educators
Service Cooperative 102.00
29994 ND Teachers
Fund for Retirement 47.03
29995 ND Teachers
Fund for Retirement 13.51
30012 NDSBA 594.38
30013 NDSOS 400.00
'30014 Oriental Trading
Co., Inc. 44.92
30015 Pearson
Education 105.20
30016 "Really Good Stuff,
Inc. 89.68
30017 Rohan's Hardware 36.77
30018 Roughrid0r Education
Service Partnership 84.00
30019 SBM 43.87
30020 SchoolMate 116.25
30021 SmileMakers 59.93
30022 State Fire &
Tornado Fund 786.71
30023 Stein's, Inc. 102.04
30024 Super Duper
Publications 23.90
30025 Supreme School
Supply Co. 62.24
30026 Teacher
Created Resources 69.95
30027 The Library Store 128.73
30028 Trend Enterprises,
inc. 233.24
29984 EFTPS 102730
29985 MT Dept.
' of Rev. 12.00
29986Discovery Benefits 150.00
29987 NDTFFR 11.97
29988 ND Tax Comm. 18.00
29992 EFTPS 71.47
29993 NDTFFR 41.66
Direct deposit: Motion by
Bosserman and second by Goodijohn
to approve First State Bank as the
bank to originate ACH transactions for
direct deposit of payroll. Board decid-
ed to have confirmation from bank by
telephone to school regarding transac-
tions. Two signatures will be needed
for approval of checks. Motion carded.
Principal negotiations: Weinreis
excused himself from principal negoti-
ations due to conflict of interest
regarding Julie Zook as principal. J.
Zook requested $250/day, increase of
$35/day from current rate of $215/day.
Paul Schmitz arrived at the board
meeting at this time (8:48 p.m.).
Discussion. Board offered principal
$240/day and would like principal to
consider the offer and let the board
know her decision within two weeks.
Business manager negotiations:
Business Manager requested addition-
al sick leave days, two additional per-
sonal leave days and funeral leave.
School board offered business manag-
er $.75/hour increase, two additional
personal leave days, and 2,5 addition-
al sick leave days. Business manager
will let board know a decision at a later
time.
Old business: A plaque was pre-
sented to Richard Goodijohn with
much appreciation for his years of
service on the Lone Tree School
District #6 School Board.
Seat new school board member:
Susan Sarsland was sworn in as a
new school board member to Lone
Tree School District #6. Goodijohn left
the board meeting at this time.
Nominations for President of
school board: Weinreis called for nom-
inations of president. Bosserman
made a motion to nominate Weinreis
for president. Schmitz called for nomi-
nations to cease and to cast a unani-
mous ballot for Weinreis as president
of the school board. Maus seconded
the motion to elect Weinreis as school
board president and motion carried
unanimously.
Vise president nomination: Maus
nominated Schmitz for vice president
of the school board. No other nomina-
tions were cast. Bosserman made a
motion to cast a unanimous ballot for
nominations to cease and to elect
Schmitz as vice-president. Sarsland
seconded the motion and motion car-
ried unanimously.
SchoDI board committees: The fol-
lowing board members were appoint-
ed to committees:
Transportation, Maus and
Weinreis; Personnel, Weinreis and
Schmitz; Food Service, Maus and
Bosserman; Facilities/grounds,
Bosserman and Maus; Technology,
Sarsland and Schmitz; RESP
Governing boards Member: Sarsland;
RESP Alternate, Weinreis.
Selection of Business manager:
Business manager requested $1/hour
increase. Motion was made by
Schmitz and seconded by Maus to
offer business manager $1/hour
increase; five sick days, and three per-
sonal days. Motion carried unani-
mously. Motion was made by Schmitz
to appoint L. Zook as business manag-
er of Lone Tree School District #6.
Motion was seconded by Maus and
motion carried unanimoufily.
Blanket approval to pay regular
bills: Motion by Bosserman and sec-
onded by Sarsland to allow blanket
approval of business manager to pay
regular monthly bills as needed to
include: payroll, payroll liabilities,
teacher retirement, utilities, etc.
CD Interest rates/dates of maturity:
Business manager shared CD interest
rates and dates of maturity for each
CD at First State Bank of Golva. Board
decided to leave CDs alone and let
them continue to mature and renew as
before.
Insurance review: School board
reviewed all insurance papers regard-
ing liability, bus insurance, etc. Motion
was made by Maus and seconded by
Bosserman to approve insurance as
written but to take off the fourth school
bus as we will only need three buses
this upcoming year. Boardwants Gary
Rising to go through and inspect all
buses yet this summer. Motion carried
unanimously.
Teaching positions: interviews for
the two open teaching positions were
on July 11, 2011. Principal Zook rec-
ommends offering a contract to Katy
Resler of one of the open teaching
positions. Motion was made by
Schmitz to offer contract to Resler and
was seconded by Bosserman and car-
ried unanimously.
Principal Zook recommends offer-
ing a job to Jessie Molter with a letter
of intent given until she receives her
ND license which she will receive
before school starts. Motion was made
by Schmitz and seconded by Sarsland
to offer the letter of intent for Molter to
sign. Motion carried unanimously.
Mentor program: There's a pro-
gram through the state for mentors of
first year teaches. The school board is
fine with principal initiating the mentor-
ing program at Golva School.
Correspondence: Energy Impact
Grant - the school was denied the
grant which they had applied for. Title I
Allocation for 2011:12, $13,278.
Principal's report: Lighting Grant
update - school will receive the last
reimbursement for the lighting project
in the near future. State standards -
new content standards are approved
through the state for July 2013. Phone
systems - principal to ask electricians
and Midstate Telephone to rebid
phone system. Work is to be done
before school starts.
Adjourn: Board meeting was
adjourned at 11:06 p.m.
Attest:
Leah Zook, Business Manager
Gene Weinreis, Golva School,
Board President
(September 1)
Golva School Board
Golva School Board Minutes
Special Meeting, 4 p.m.,
July 27, 2011
Present: Brad Maus, Paul Sclmitz,
Susan Sarsland, Gene Weinreis, Julie
Zook, and Leah Zook.
Absent: Jason Bosserman
Visitors: Beth Justesen
Call meeting to order: Weinreis
called the special school board meet-
ing to order at 4:05 p.m. for the special
purpose of reviewing the 2010-11
Lone Tree School District Financial
Report.
Review of financial report: Maus
made a motion to approve the 2010-11
Lone Tree School District #6 Financial
Report-. Schmitz seconded the motion
and motion passed unanimously.
Adjourn: Meeting was adjourned at
4:40 p.m.
Attest: Leah Zook, Business
Manager
Gene Weinreis, Golva School,
Board President
(September 1)
Farm Rescue
introduces Give-A-
Bushel program
BERTHOLD - Farm Rescue last
week announced the start of its
Give-A-Bushel program at a press
conference at Berthold Farmers
Elevator.
The new program wilt allow
farmers to directly contribute part of
their harvest to Farm Rescue. The
nonprofit plants and harvests crops
free-of-charge for farm families that
have suffered a major illness, injury
or natural disaster.
"Farmers never know when they .
or a neighbor might need a helping
hand," said Bill Gross, president and
founder of Farm Rescue. "Donating
bushels to Farm Rescue is an avenue
for farmers to help other farmers
during an unexpected crisis."
Farm Rescue has assisted mole
than 150 farm families in the region
since operations began in 2006. The
organization is" funded solely
through donations, business spon-
sorships and grants.
"'We know how generous farmers
are {vith their time and resources
when a neighbor is in trouble," said
Dan DeRouchey, general manager
of Berthold Farmers Elevator.
?Give-A-Bushel is a straightforward
way for farmers to support' each
other through the work of Farm
Rescue.'"
All elevators in the state have
been given information about the
program, said Gross. Any donated
bushels will be converted to cash for
the organization.
AGAI/V$7"
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