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November 19, 2009 Page 9
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Shown in front of the U.S. Naval Academy's Bancroft Hall in Annapolis, Md., are, from left,
David and Arlene (Nistler) Farnsworth, Bismarck; Midshipman 1st Class Danielle Steel, and
U.S. Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Admiral Jeffrey L. Fowler and his wife Katie. David
Farnsworth and his wife Arlene, a graduate of the Beach High School class of 1972, were
guests of the academy's superintendent and his wife, recently. Fowler and David Farnsworth
are friends and classmates from Bismarck High School. Fowler arranged for the Farnsworths
to eat with Steele, the only 1st Class (graduating) midshipman from North Dakota this aca-
demic year. Steele is a graduate of Beach High School. (Courtesy Photo)
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Visit the Dickens Village l estival
Nov. 27, 28, 29 G,-m .... r North [Dakota
www.dickensfestival.com I
Tickets go on sole 9 o m Not, 9
1-800-799-4242 or 701-463-2631
BOTTINEAU Each holiday
season, shoppers find themselves
confronted with a choice: cele-
brate with a real tree or an artificial
tree.
Real Christmas trees are a bene-
fit to the environment from the time
they are planted until after the holi-
day season, aclzording to Glenda E.
Fauske. coordinator of information
and education for the North Dakota
Forest Service. While they're grow-
ing on farms, real Christmas trees
stabilize soil. protect water sup-
plies, provide widllife habitat.
absorb carbon dioxide, and create
green scenery. Often. Christmas
trees are grown on soil that doesn't
support other crops. Real u'ees can
also be reused and recycled after the
holidays.
Artificial trees are a petroleum-
based product that consumes energy
resources during fabrication. A bur-
den to the environment, artificial
trees aren't biodegradable and will
remain m landfills for centuries
after disposal.
The average life span of an arti-
ficial tree is only six years.
SWA
The N.D Department of Health
said earlier this month that
Southwest Water Authority has
been awarded a 2008 Water
Fluoridation Award from the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC).
Fluoridation is the adjustment of
fluoride in the water to a level that is
optimal for preventing tooth decay.
The award recognizes those water
systems that have maintained a con-
sistem level of optimally fluoridated
water for the calendar year.
water quality award !i
The CDC recommends water
fluoridation as a sate. effective, and
inexpensive method of preventing
tooth decay in people of all ages. In
addition, fluoridating water supplies
is said to be one of the most effec-
tive public health measure - every
$1 invested in fluoridation save
approximately $38 in costs for den-
tal treatment.
"Board members, staff and man-
agement take great pride in deliver-
ing an adequate supply of quality
water to the residents of southwest
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• Universal Life Insurance
Fixed Annuities • Index Annuities
IRAs • Long-Term Care Ins..
Bruce Ross
110 Central Ave. South Beach, ND(701) 872-4461 (office)
(Across from Bank of the West) (701) 872-3075 (home)
North Dakota. Our commitment to
quality and the health of the water is
paramount. We are proud to be rec-
ognized for continually meeting the
Water Fluoridation Quality Award
criteria," said Mary Massad. man-
ager/CEO of the SWA.
The following are cases closed
in Southwest District Court in
Billings County during October:
Speeding: Nathaniel S. Arthur,
Arlington. Tex.: Dereck J.
Ehrmantrout, Dickinson: Steve A.
Tolman. Dickinson: Freddie J.
Berger. Mandan: Victoria Nick,
Saskatoon, Sask.: Nicholas J.
Boomer. Tomahawk, Wis.: Thomas
H. Kearns. Calgary, Alberta: Jordan
J. Nassler, Bismarck: Lyle R.
Goeres, Taylor: Wesley C.
Neubauer, Wolf Point. Mont.: Jared
L. Lawson. Sidney. Mont.: Arthur A.
Ziemann. Mandan: William R
Keith. Cincinnati. Ohio: Danny L.
Scott, Casper, Wyo.: Lionel E
Annandale, Minn.
Speeding: Gregory G. Hegedus.
Maple Grove. Minn.; Thomas
Hamner. BozemaiL Mont.; Eric L.
Nasset, Dickinson; Gordon J.
Ferleyko, Regina. Sask.; Amy L.
Fast,; Rex A. Korslien, Alexander;
Matthew R. Wisness, Watford City;
Kevin S. Hegstad. Minot; Rodney
N. Austin IV, Bismarck: Nell A.
Lockman, Brockton, Mont.: Robert
Van Demyer, jr., Stevensville.
Mont.: Jeremy R Baranko, Belfield;
Jared L. Lawson. Dickinson;
Jennifer L. Schroeder. Trenton;
Jeffery A. Miranda, Portland. Ore.:
Jeff C Schneck, Viceroy, Sask.:
Harvey L. Trapp, Bismarck: Carter
Joshua J. Gunwall. Dickinson
No Mirror: Clint S. Schheider.
Medora
Overtook where prohibited:
Richard S. Krolak. Williston
Driving while license privilege
is suspended: Crystella R. Greigo,
Richardton. John H. Fountain.
Annandale, Minn.
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