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November 3, 2011
Zoning Meeting
Time: 1:00 PM
Date: Thursday, November 10,
2011 Place: .Billings County
Commissioners Rm, Billings County
Courthouse Medora ND
Purpose: Application for a
conditional use permit to allow an RV
to be used as temporary housing for 1
year during the planning and construc-
tion of a residence upon a 17.3 acre
.tract in the NW1/4 6-139-102.
Purpose: Request to rezone
10.1 acres in the SE1/4SE1/4 10-142-
99 from Agriculture to Commercial.
Application to build a 60'x100' mainte-
nance facility, a 40'x60' office, and a
garage on site. Conditional use permit
to allow up to 10 mobile homes on site
to house employees.
Purpose: Application for a
Variance to allow 2 RV's as temporary
sleeping quarters in the NE1/4SE1/4
7-142-98.
Purpose: Request to rezone
15 acres from Agriculture to Industrial
'in NWl/4 21-141-99. Application for a
conditional use permit to mine scoria
on the 15 acres.
Purpose: Request to rezone
5 acres from Agriculture to
°Commercial in the SE1/4 21-141-99.
Application for a conditional use permit
for a temporary crew housing facility
consisting of two modular skid struc-
tures that .a(e 14'x60' and 12'x30'.
Purpose: Discuss Old
Business
Purpose: Discuss New
Business
Dated at Medora. this 21st day of
October, 20tl by order of the Billings
County Commission
Joan Jurgens
Billings County
Auditor/Treasurer/Secretary
(October 27 and November 3)
Bids
FOR SALE ON BIDS
Kohler R Series Model D302-2
diesel powered generator- 208 volt 30
arhp.
Currently set--for 'three phase.
Minimum bid-S750. Call 623-4363 for
further information.
Sealed bids marked "'generator bid"
must be submitted to the Billings
County School District Office, Box 307,
350 Broadway, Medora, ND 58645, by
5:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 9.
2011• to be considered. The Board
reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids, .: .....
( Octob'a l'a ber 3)
Belfiel00 pu bl00c'00S'0000hool
REGULAR MEETING,
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
CHOOL DISTRICT #13
October 14, 2010
SCHOOL LIBRARY
.(Subject to approval of the board)
Th..rfieeting wasc[ed to order by
board president'Precwe,at,7:00 p.m
- Present: Emie BucEma'n,, Delbert
Kadrmas. Anthony Kreb& Edward
Procive. Supt. Remington, Elem Prin.
Lorge, Bus. Mgr. BorDer and Billings
County School representative Rodne.
M/S Kadrmas/Krebs to approve the
minutes of the September 8, 2011,
regular school board meeting. Motion
carried unanimously.
M/S Krebs/Buckman to approve
the agenda. Motion carried unani-
mously.
Supt. Remington reported the foot-
ball bleachers were corn pleteC and he
was waiting for a quote to finish the
gym bleachers.
Elem Prin. Lorge noted an increase
of enrollment in the elementary of tl
students. She gave dates for par-
ent/teacher conferences and SW
District Health visits.
The business manager gave the
financial reports for September 2011.
She also noted the school received an
extra $965.70 towards the ARRA Jobs
Grant. M/S Kadrmas/Buckman to
adjust the budget to show this extra
revenue and expense. Motion carried
unanimously.
26524.CREATIVE ENERGY 438.47
26525,DEPT. OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION, 280.00
26526.MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES, 24.62
26527.MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES. 30.54
26528.NDPERS. 456.16
26529,SCHNEIDER
MARYLOU. 61.20
26530.SOUTHWEST BUSINESS
MACHINES, 44.80
26531 ,SOUTHWEST BUSINESS
MACHINES, 44.80
26532.STAMP FULFILLMENT
SERVICE. 540.60
26533.HUTzENBILER,
KENNETH. 4368.00
26615,SCHUMAcHER.
TAM MY. 4435.18
26619,DEPT. OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION, 250.46
26622. CENTURY LINK. 284.31
26623. CENTURY LINK, 83.28
26624.CAPITAL ONE. 2403.65
26625 .WAL-MART
STORE #1567, 775.02
26632.ACTIVITY FUND BHS. 56.68
26633,ALTERNATIVE
SANITATION. 255.00
26634,AT & T, 272.68
26635 B&K ELECTRIC, 625.50
26636.BADLAND
TRAILERS LLC, 35.09
26637,BELFIELD PLUMBING &
HTG., 121.30
26638.BILLINGS COUNTY
PIONEER, 252.94
26639,BOSCH LUMBER CO. 99.58
26640,CASS CLAY
C REAMERY, INC, 1590.92
26641,CITY OF BELFIELD, 458.04
26642.CREATIVE ENERGY.2073.11
26643,DAN'S..,',.'
SUPERMARKF-:', *. 299.06
26644,DEP.TBL-IC
• • INSTR U C TIq,:"t',;:," : :. 230.47
26645,DORVA#LETTE, 153.60
' 26646, D'U KAy: ';fHE L LY, 22.20
26647,ESP'COMPUTERS &
SOFTWARE, " 934.00
26648•FOLLETT "EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES, 1284.43
26649, FREY SCIENTIFIC. 87.41
26650,GEIGER, ALAN, 440.64
26651 .GREAT ,WESTERN NET-
WORK, 14762.00
26652, HM RECEIVA'BLES
CO LLC. 270.63
26653, HOBART SALES &
SERVICE, 931.87
26654,INTERSTATE BRANDS,460.90
26655,JW PEPPER &
SON INC. 1574.29
26656,KEVIN'S AUTO & TRUCK
REPAIR, 317.42
26657,LAMPRECHT, JEFFREY,50.61
26658, MAKEMUSIC, 176.00
26659,MCDOWELL KRISTY,152.91
26660,MCGRAW-HILL, 22.06
26661, MEDCENTER ONE INC. 9.00
26662,MENARDS, " 477.62
26663,MESCHKE LINDA, 142.2
26664,MID-AMERICAN RESEARCH
CHEMICAL. 119.44
26665MONTANA-DAKOTA
UTILITIES, 2703.66
26666,NEWBY'S ACE
HARDWARE, 138.40
26667, PEARSON
EDUCATION, 192.38
26668 POPP BINDING &
LAMINATING INC, 120.97
26669,PRAXAIR, 46.50
26670. QUILL CORPORATION,522.09
26671 RADISSON HOTEL, 277.20
26672, RELIABLE OFFICE
SUPPLIES, 108.05
26673 REMINGTON,
DARREL 428.40
26674.ROUGHRIDER AREA
CAREER & TECH CENTER,4600.00
26675 RUNNINGS SUPPLY
INC, 15.57
26676.SCHOOL OUTFITTERS,53.25
26677,SCHOOL SPECIALTY
INC, 767.58
26678,SMOLNIKAR. CAROLE,294,78
26679,SOUTHWEST BUSINESS
MACHINES, 425.82
26680.STATE TAX
COMMISSIONER, 1914.00
26681,STOPPLEWORTH & SONS
INC. 100.00
26682,SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES
OF AMERICA, 418.92
26683,TESSIER, GUY. 60.00
26684,TIME FOR KIDS. 3.87
I
26685.TOM S SERVICE
STATION, 227.00
26686,US FOODSERVICE
Inc, 3264.63
26687,VANDERESCH• IVAN, 500.00
26688,VIKING GLASS OF ND,31.50
26689,WEST RIVER STUDENT
SERVICES, 2878.10
26690,WORDWARE INC. 920.00
26691 ;WORTHINGTON
DIRECT 289.95
STUDENT ACTIVITY
6359 RICHARDTON-TAYLOR
SCHOOL, _,. .- 125.00
(J36(, ST EC.LIJ 0;, 12,O0
6361, FRID.EY, 1, .288
636 SCH):DIN "JON , ,: 2.'00
636,SCHA, a, . -,¢"2.20
6364.WILLIAMS; MICHEAL, 125.00
6365. GROUP TRAVEL
PLANNERS, 1290.00
6366. ABRAHAMSON,
DONNA; .112.50
6367. ABRAHAMSON, JOH N, 132.50
6368. FOURNIER. RANDY, 90.50
6369,FRIDLEY, GUY, 70.50
6370,ANDERSON, KIM, 70.50
6371 .SCHARDIN, JON, 70.50
6372.RICHAR DTON-TAYLOR
SCHOOL, 125.00
6373,WAL-MART STORE
#1567, 308.50
6374,BARES, DONALD, 69.00
6375•BARES, DONALD, 82.50
6376,BOWMAN COUNTY
SCHOOL #1. 100.00
6377,FOURNIER, RANDY, 102.50
6378.FRIDLEY. GUY, 82.50
6379,JUST, BRADLEY. 69.00
6380,MATHCOUNTS, 190.00
6381 ,MOSER, FERNAND, 69.00
6382,REGION 4 FOOTBALL,350.00
6383,SCHARDIN, JON 69.00
6384,SCHARDIN, JON, 82.50
6385,THORSON, CARLEN, 89.00
6386,ABRAHAMSON
DONNA, 132.50
6387,ABRAHAMSON, JOHN, 112.50
6388.ANDERSON, KIM, 89.00
6389,BARES, DONALD, 44.50
6390,BARES, DONALD, 69.00
6391,BEACH HIGH SCHOOL,125.00
6392,FAMILY, CAREER,
COMMUNITY LEAD, 735.00
6393.FOURNIER, RANDY, 64.50
6394.FOURNIER, RANDY, 69.00
6395,FRIDLEY, GUY, 44.50
6396.FRIDRICK, JASON, 69.00
6397,HOSELTON, CATHERINE,40.00
6398,SCHARDIN, JON, 44.50
6399,SCHARDIN, JON, 69.00
6402.ABRAHAMSON. JOHN,132•50
6403.ANDERSON'S, 154.73
6404.BINSTOCK. LAUREL, 24.92
6405,BRAUN DISTRIBUTING. 136.96
6406,CITY OF BELFIELD, 100.00
6407,COCA-COLA
BOTTLING, 1736.56
6408,DAN'S SUPERMARKET, 93.74
6409.FOUR SEASONS
TROPHIES, 253.20
6410,GEIGER, ALAN, t97.80
641t. HAZEN HIGH SCHOOL, 125.00
6412,KADRMAS, ROSEANN, 97.82
6413,KDXN-FM, 60.00
6414.LOGO MAGIC, 1824.00
6415.LUDWICK, TAMEE, 132.50
6416,MIDWEST VOLLEYBALL
WAREHOUSE I, 153.93
6417,NEW ENG LAND PUBLIC
SCHOOL, 1263.76
6418•PEPSI COLA
BOTTLING, 937.50
6419,PHOTOS BY JONATHAN,63.90
6420, REICHERT, PAM 112.50
6421.RUDY'S LOCK & KEY. 36.50
6422,SCHANK, KARLA, 112.50
6423,STECKLER, JONAS, 118.
6424,OOLEY, RHONDA, 67..;
6.42' ,RAINING ROOM, 339,
6426,;/ALBY, JACQUELINE, 112)
6427,WALBY, JACQUELINE. 13;2',0
• Supt..Remington discussed the tax
metig held prior to this meetg,
foqtba!l playoffs, and the scale
intranet system. He presented the
Health Inspection for the Child
Nutrition program. He also noted that
he had approved an open enrollment
application for the Young family from
Billings County.
Procive gave a report on the
RACTC meeting. Supt. RemingtOn
gave a report on the RESP meeting. It
was' noted to schedule sports coop
meeting.
M/S Kadrmas/Buckman to approve
the bills. Motion carried unanimously.
Supt. Remington noted the need to
amend the budget to correct the tax
property revenue. M/S
Kadrmas/Kre'bs to change the budget
to read District Property Tax revenue
of 295,500.00 for a total revenue of
$2,585,429.70 (including additional
ARRA grant) and Operation and
Maintenance expenses of $318,984
for total expenses of $2,474.340.70
(including additional ARRA grant).
Motion carried unanimously.
The football fence was discussed.
The next meeting s set for
November 8. 2011., 7:00 p.m.
Meeting adjourned at 8:04 pm.
Board President
Date
Business Manager
(November 3)
Belfield Public School
SPECIAL MEETING,
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BELFIELD PUBLIC
SCHOOL DISTRICT #13
October 13, 2011 6:00 p.m.
Library
Meeting was called to order by
board president Ed Procive 6:00 p..
for the purpose of HBl194.
Present: Tony Krebs, Err{ie
Buckman, Delbert Kadrmas, Ed
Procive
Absent: Tim Ebert
No patrons were present for the
meeting.
Superintendent Remington pre-
sented the items addressed in HB1194
and answered questions for the board.
M/S Kadrmas/Krebs that the board
set the final budget at the regular
meeting to begin at 7:00 p.m. October
13, 2011. Motion passed unanimous-
ly.
The meeting was adjourned the
meeting at 6:32 P.M•
Darrel A. Remington, Supt.
Edward Procive, Board President
Date
(November 3)
Bids
FOR SALE ON BIDS
The City of Beach is accepting bids
on two overhead doors and a radiant
tube heating system. Both items can
be viewed by contacting 701-872-
4103. Bids should be submitted to
City Hall by December 5th at 7pro or
mailed to City Hall PO Box 278 Beach,
ND 5862t-0278. The city has the right
to accept or reject any and all bids.
Kimberly Nunberg
City Auditor
(November 3 & 10)
Beach City Council
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 at 7:00 pm October 17.
2011. Present when the meeting was
called to order was Council Tim
Marman. Mark Bones, Wade
Walworth Mike Bingeman. Paul
Lautenschlager, Jeanne Larson
Public Works Supt. Dell Beach, PW
Kent Shaw, City Auditor Kimberly
Nunberg and guests Roger Barkland
Emanuel Culman and Buster
Finneman.
Committee Reports:
PWS Beach reported on final street
repairs and preparing equipment
before winter. Mayor Losinski report-
ed on progress of the building project.
Nunberg requested a committee assist
in developing a rental agreement for
the use of the building. Nunberg men-
tioned Fall Clean Up week went well.
Mayor Losinski and Nunberg reported
on the ND Oil & Gas Producing
Counties meeting held on October 6th
in Medora.
Unfinished Business:
Nunberg reported she received the
ND DOT specifications for speed signs
to be placed on 1st Ave NW between
6th and 10th Street. A letter request-
ing permission to install the signs will
be submitted to the ND DOT.
New Business:
A recommendation from the Zoning
Board for a Conditional Use Permit at
Beach Co-op Grain Company was
presented. The recommendation was
to approve the Conditional Use Permit
if Beach Co-op Grain Company
adheres to the contract of only 10 rail
cars per week and Beach Co-op Grain
Company agrees to not protest a
Special Assessment District for repairs
on Main Street when necessary.
Bingeman- yes, Marman-yes, Bones
- yes. Larson - yes. Walworth - yes,
Lautenschlager abstained from voting.
Standings
Racing Trivia
Last Week's Race Turns Fast Relief 500
month
Motion carried unanimously. An
Application for Property Tax Incentives
for New or Expanding Businesses
submitted by Beach Co-0p,,Grain
Company was reviewed. Lrson
moved to approve the Application' for
Property Tax Incentives. second by
Marman. Bingeman- yes, Marman-
yes, Bones - yes, LarsOW '-z yes,
Walworth - yes, Lautechla, der
abstained from voting. Motin','r(ed''--
unanimously. Marman mo,el to
advertise for bids on ttiiD.15;e't'head
doors and heating system/".;'{b,t Was
removed from City Hall, ,0nd by
Benes. Motion carried unan!mouslY.
Mayor Losinski suggested c.amps
not be allowed with n the',€'i,ning
jurisdiction. Discussion. Marman
moved to enact an ordinance to pro-
hibit "man-camps" within th#, city zon-
ing jurisdiction, second by
Lautenschlager. Bingeman - yes,
Marman-yes, Benes - yes, Larson -
yes. Walworth - yes. Lautenschlager -
yes. Motion carried unanimously.
No other business was brought for-
ward. Larson moved to adjourn, sec-
ond by Walworth. Motion carried unan-
imously. Meeting adjourned at 7:50
p.m.
Attest: Walter Losinski, Mayor
Kimberly Nunberg, City Auditor
(November 3)
Notice v.
NOTICE, OF CLAIM OF MINERALS
',.'NOTtGE IS HEREBY.GIVEN
Pursuant to Chapter 38-18.1-06 of the
North Dakota Century Code that the
undersigned does hereby give notice
that he inends to succeed to the own-
ership of the entire mineral interest in
and under the following tract of' land.
said ownership hayieg lapsed by rea-
son of abandonment and nonuse.
1. The surface of the land on
which the mineral involved is located
is: Township 137 North, Range• 105
West of the 5th P.M., Golden Valley
County, ND
Section 24: NWlA
2. The names of the record
owners of the mineral interest are:
Rosey Goyne, aka Rose Goyne,
aka Rosey Fandrich
P.A. Goyne
Albert Fandrich
Theodore Wise
Margaret E. Wise
Katherine Wise
Harry Wise
Virginia Wise
Veronica Wise
Lynn Goyne
Alvin Goyne
Linda Weigum. aka Linda
Goyne
Janice Goyne
Arthur Goyne
David Goyne
3. The name of the person giv-
ing notice of lapse of mineral interest
is:
John J. Wise
5160 163 Ave SW
Golva, ND 58632
.D.tq! tbi 25t.. dy of October.
John J. Wise
State of North Dakota, County of
Golden Valley:
On the 25th day of October 2011.
before me personally appeared John
J. Wise. known to me to be the same
person described in and who executed
the within and foregding instrument
and acknowledged to me that he exe-
cuted the same.
Duane Maus• Notary Public, State
of North Dakota, My Commission
Expires July 23. 2015
(November 9, 10 & 17)
Notice .-
Notice of Filing Of Petition to
Determine •Heirship and Notice of •
Heang
In the District.'•Court of Golden
Valley County ..
State of North Dakota
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Alexander. deceased Probate No.
17-2011-PR-00031
Take notice that Kathryn
Remington has filed a Petition to
Determine Heirship to Real Property
with the Golden Valley County District
Court. The Petition will be heard
before the Honorable Zane Anderson,
Judge of the District Court. on
December 22. 2011 at 9:00 o'clock
a.m. (Mountain Time) at the Golden
Valley County Courthouse, Beach,
North Dakota, for the entry of a decree
determining heirship, as stated in the
Petition filed with District Court.
Dated this 24 day of October, 2011.
Malcolm H. Brown, P.C.
Attorney for Petitioner
209 East Broadway Avenue, P.O.
Box 2692
Bismarck. ND 58502-2692
Telephone: (701) 224-8825
Facsimile: (701) 224-8820
By: Malcolm H. Brown (#02842)
(November 3, 10 & 17)
Meeting Notice
Notice
of Annual Meeting of the
Golden Valley Manor, Inc.
Board of Directors
• .The Golden Valley Manor, Inc. will
hold their annual meeting on Tuesday,
November 15 at 4:00. p.m. at the
Golden Valley Manor. The following
members of the Board whose three
year terms expire are:Paul Thompson
and Bonnie UnderWood.,
(November 3 and'10)
Products
Contact
Gloria Ueckert
(701)872-4263
Agri Insurance Inc.
• Term Life Insurance
• Universal Life Insurance
Fixed Annuities • Index Annuities
IRAs • Long-Term Care Ins.
110 CentralAve. South, Beach, ND
(Across from Bank of the West)
m
Bruce Ross
(701) 872-446t (office)
(701) 872-3075 (home)
Home On The Range
invites you to join them for the
Open House Celebration of
1
their Animal Assisted Therapy Facility and
Indoor Arena
Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2011, 3:30 - 6:00
At Home On The Range
Tours and animal demonstrations 00hroughout
the afternoon
Refreshments, , served" Eve00one00. r welcome
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Racing News, Stats & Trivia
AAA Texas 500
Nov. 6th, 3:00 pm ESPN
Texas Motor Speedway
T3: 3
IU,I 1
Track Details
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Distance: 1.5 miles
Shape: Quad-Oval
Turns I Straights: 24 ° / 50
Qualifying Record: Terry Labonte 192.137 - 2000
Race Record: Cad Edwards 151.055- 2005
AAA Texas 500 Preview
There's an old adage Jlq the Lone Star
State: "Everything is bigger in Texas." One
of the country's largest sports crowds will
descend this weekend on the Texas Motor
Speedway for the AAA Texas 500 NASCAR Spdnt
Cup Series race. This is one of the finest NASCAR
facilities on the circuit. It is a 1.5 mile quad-oval with
a controversial dual banking setup of 5 and 24
degrees. Additional facilities include a 1/5-mile short
oval and a 4/10-mile clay oval. The track was
completed in 1997 and has been used for NASCAR
and Indy Racing League events. It currently seats
155,000 fans and has 194 VIP skybox suites•
Through Oct. 30, 2011
2011 Sprint Cup Series 2011 Nationwide Series
1) Carl Edwards
Points: 2273
Wins: 1 Top 5:16 Top 10:23
2) Tony Stewart
Points: 2265
Wins: 3 Top 5:6 Top 10:16
3) Kevin Haick
Points: 2252
Wins: 4 Tol:) 5:9 TOP 10:18
4) Brad Keselowski
Points: 2246
Wins: 3 Top 5:10 Top'10:14
5) Matt Kenseth
Points: 2237
Wins: 3 Top 5:10 Top 10:18
6) Jimmie Johnson
Points: 2230
• Wins: 2 Top 5:14 Top 10: 2!
7) Kyle Busch
Points: 2216
Wins: 4 Top 5:14 Top 10:18
8) Kurt Busch
Points: 2215
Wins: 2 Top 5:8 TOp 10:16
9) Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Points: 2200
Wins: 0 Top 5:4 Ton 10:11
10) Jeff Gordon
Points: 2197
Wins: 3 Top 5:12 Top 10:16
11) Denny Hamlin
Points: 2193
Wins: 1 Top 5:5 "Too 10:13
12) Ryan Newman
Points: 2184
Wins: 1 Top 5:6 Top 10:16
Driver Points
1 ) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1100
2) Elliott Sadler 1085
3) Aric Almirola 1013
4) Justin AIIgaier 1009
5) Reed Sorenson 1006
6) Jason Leffler 949
7) Kenny Wallace 894
8) Brian Scott 877
9) Steve Wallace 870
10) Michael Annett 859
I No. 38 Front Row Motorsports
Ford driven by Tmvis Kvapil
headed home to North
Carolina Sunday night after sustaining
injuries dunng NASCAR Sprint Cup
Series Turns Fast Relief 500 at MadJnsville
Speedway. He suffered a concussion, neck
strain and medial collateral ligament sb*ain in
his right knee. He suffered the neck and knee
nnjuries and lost consdousness after being hit
by Die No. 5 car of Mark Martin on pit road
dunng a pit stop early in the race.
What edition of the Daytona "
500 did Dale Eamhardt win?
a) 39th c) 16th
b) 57th d) 40th
-fo.o!^ 00 euoleQ AlUO pue ,sg s!q
seM 1! pue 9661. u! seM 11 'q:10t (P : ]
Driver
Tony Stewart 4
Jimmie Johnson 7
Jeff Gordon 10
Kevin Harvick 5
Denny Hamlin 11
Jeff Burton 23
Dale Eamhardt Jr. 9
Martin Truex Jr. 24
Carl Edwards
Ryan Newman
Sta Finish Points/Bonus Tony Stewart passed Jimmie Johnson on a restart
1 47/4 with three laps left in Sunday's Turns Fast Relief 500
2 43/1 at Martinsville Speedway. He held off Johnson's
3 42/1 desperate bid for the win on the final lap. The
4 41/1 victory was Stewart's third in the Chase for the Spnnt
5 40/1 Cup and vaulted him into second place in the
6 38/0 standings. Tony won for the 42nd time in his career.
7 37/0 Cad Edward's salvaged a decent run with a ninth
place finish and retained his lead in the Chase Year
8 36/0
1 9 36/1
12 10 35/1
Driver of the Week, ,
Tony Stewa #/
Cup Position: 2nd
Born: May 20, 1,971
Crew Chief: Oarian Grubb
Car: Chevrolet
TOP 10s Av. Finish
standings• Jeff Gordon ran third followed by Kevin This Season 3 16 13.0
Harvick. who climbed to third in the standings. There Career 42 263 12.6
are three races left in the Cup season.
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