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Golden Valley News
December 25, 2014
Russell R. Zinsli
Nov. 4, 1927 - Dec. 17, 2014 grandchildren, Lily Grant (age 2) and
Russell Zinsli, formerly of Sid- Halley Grant (age 2 months). Rus-
ney, Mont., was an awesome father, sell was preceded in death by his
grandfather, companion and friend! wife, Betty Zinsli, and his grandson,
He could light up a room with his Christopher Jones.
jokes and smile. He was a simple man of simple
He is survived by the love of his means with a heart larger than life.
life, Ida Barlow; his children, Sherry His irresistible smile and friendship
Anderson of Sidney, Mont., and will be greatly missed!
Terry Zinsli of Elizabeth, Colo.; also, A memorial service will be held
four grandchildren, Dawn Anderson in Sidney, Mont., in the spring of
of Missoula, Mont.; Ashley Grant of 2015.
Missoula; Willie Jones of Bennett, Ponderosa Valley Funeral Serv-
Colo.; and Wesley Anderson of ices, Parker, Colo., was in charge of
Steamboat Springs, Colo.; two great- arrangements.
NDG&F to maintain current system
The State Game and Fish Depart- meetings were set up to encourage
ment has decided to not implement public input on options for changing
its proposalto limit deer hunters to the way deer licenses are distributed,
only one l!censcfor the 2015 season, because of a significant reduction in
While it is still months before the the state's deer population.
2015Fseason is set, that means deer In 2014 Game and Fish allocated
hunters will again be able to apply 48,000 deer gun season licenses,
for deer gun and muzzleloader lottery compared to more than 140,000 li-
licenses, and also purchase ancenses as recently as 2008.
archery license. In addition, Game and Fish used
Game and Fish Director Terry the recent fall round of district advi-
Steinwand said the decision involved sory board meetings to further dis-
several factors, including substantial cuss the resulting proposal. "Over the
public input both for and against the past year," Steinwand said, "we've
proposal, and significant costs had a thorough and healthy discus-
needed to put the new system in sion on the Department's role in pro-
place, viding opportunity."
"One of our goals is to increase For instance, in 2013 about
the deer population statewide, and 10,000 hunters had both gun and bow
we can still work toward that under licenses, while just over 20,000
the currefft system," Steinwand said. prospective hunters who applied for a
Under the proposal that Game and gun license did not receive any type
Fish offered in early November, in of deer license.
2015 deer hunters who received a lot- "This was a social issue more than
tory deer gun or muzzleloader li- it was a biological issue," Steinwand
cense, or a gratis license, would not said, "but it is Game and Fish's re-
have been able to purchase an addi- sponsibility to address how our poli-
tional archery license, cies and regulations affect hunters as
Game and Fish drafted the pro-well as wildlife. We will continue to
posal based on public input and com- look at all feasible alternatives for fu-
ments following eight special deer ture years that will provide opportu-
meetings held in February 2014. The nity for the most hunters possible."
BLM seeks input on lease parcels
The Bureau of Land Managementm.gov
~is seeking public comment on eight Mail: North Dakota Field Office;
parcels nominated for oil and gas •Attention: Paul Kelley; 99 23rd Av-
ileasing in. Williams,enue: WesL Suite A; Dickinson, ND
~Golden Vallry,'Divi'de and Burke 58601 ..........
'countie~ for'a l~5-dfiy Scoping period,
which will end on Dec. 30.
The preliminary parcel list as well
as recommended stipulations is avail-
able on the BLM Montana/Dakotas
website at:
http://tinyurl.com/nt77vcp. Current
and updated information pertaining
ito this sale, as well as other environ-
mental assessments and lease sale
notices can also be found at this web
address.
The public is welcome to con-
tribute comments regarding these
lease parcel nominations by one of
the following methods:
E m a i 1 •
!blm mt north_dakota_lease_ca@ bl
Before including your address,
phone number, e-mail address, or
other personal identifying informa-
tion in your comment; be advised
that your entire comment, including
your personal identifying informa-
tion, may be made publicly available
at any time.
While you can ask the BLM in
your comment to withhold from pub-
lic review your personal identifying
information, the BLM cannot guar-
antee that it will be able to do so. All
submissions from organizations,
businesses and from individuals
identifying themselves as representa-
tives of organizations or businesses
will be available for public review.
Please
support your
local merchants!
USDA announces crop program expansion
The USDA's Risk Management gram was added in Choteau, Hill,
Agency (RMA) recently announced Liberty, Pondera, and Toole counties
an expansion tO2015's county spring in Montana.
crop programs ...... Federal crop insurance policies
The soybean program was addedare sold and delivered solely through
in Divide, Grant, and Stark counties private crop insurance companies
in North Dakota. The mustard pro- and agents.
Locally Owned and Family Operated
Serving Southwestern North Dakota and Southeastern Montana
Funeral Directors
Jon StevensonNic Stevenson
Tom Muclde Bill Myers
Personal tech products desic
Dear Savvy Senior,
Can you recommend any tablets,
smartphones or computers that are
specifically designed for seniors? I
would like to buy a device for my
technology-challenged grandmother
so she can get online and keep up
with her grandkids better, but it
needs to be super simplified so she
can use it.
Holiday Shopper
Dear Shopper,
There are actually several new
tech products on the market today
that are designed specifically for
older boomers and seniors that are
unfamiliar or uncomfortable with
technology.
These devices come equipped
with simplified software, big, vivid
features, less clutter and better cus-
tomer support packages, which
makes them more appealing and
much easier to use than mainstream
devices. Here are several top senior-
friendly options to look into.
Smartphone
If you're thinking about a smart-
phone for your grandmother, check
out the new GreatCall Touch3.
Made by Samsung, this Android
smartphone has a 4-inch touch-
screen with an organized large icon
menu list on the home screen that
provides users simple access to
often-used features like the phone,
text messages, camera, pictures,
email and Internet, along with your
contacts and apps.
ned pecifically for seniors
These devices come equipped with sim-
plified software, big, vivid features, less clut-
ter and better customer support packages,
which makes them more appealing and
much easier to use than mainstream de-
It also has a 5-megapixel camera,
a full-size onscreen keyboard, and
offers a variety of health and safety
features like the 5Star app that lets
you immediately speak to a certified
social networks, weather, news, $699, and the 22-inch "Telikin Elite
agent 24/7 who can identify your lo-
cation and get you the help you games, camera and pictures, II" for $1,079 - these computers
need. Urgent Care, which provides Google, the Web, apps and more. come with built-in speakers, a Web
access to registered nurses and doc- It also has a 2-megapixel front camera, microphone, wired key-
tors for advice and diagnoses. And camera and 5-megapixel rear cam- board and mouse. They also offer a
MedCoach, which sends medication era, and comes with 24/7 phone sup- "tech buddy" feature so you can ac-
reminders, port, a bunch of tutorial videos, and cess your grandma's Telikin com-
Available at greatcall.com or 800- a "Real QuickFix" tool that con- puter remotely from your computer
918-8543, the Touch3 sells for $170 nects users to technology support to help her when she needs it.
with a $20 introductory discount, agents over the Internet who can ac- Running on Linux software in-
plus a one-time activation fee of $35, cess the tablet and fix problems, stead of the standard Windows or
and no-contract is required. Monthly Desktop Computer Mac OS, the Telikin is also virus-re-
service plans that include unlimited If you think your grandmother sistant, comes with a 60-day trial pc-
would like a desktop computer, the riod, a one-year warranty and free
5Star and Urgent Care service start Telikin (telikin.com, 800-717-tech support.
at $25. And their data plans start at
$2.50 per month for 20MB. 7640), which has been around for It's also worth noting that Telikin
three years now, is an excellent has a partnership with firstSTREET
Tablet Computer choice. - a senior product direct marketing
If you're considering a tablet, a Ready to go right out of the box, company - that is also selling the
top senior-friendly option is AARP's this all-in-one touch-screen com- 22-inch Telikin for $1,079, but have
new RealPad, which costs $189 at
aarprealpad.org, walmart.com/real- puter displays a big button menu on rebranded it as the "WOW! Corn-
the screen at all times, providing puter for Seniors."
pad or Walmart stores. "
Produced in partnership with simple access to most functions like Send your senior questions to:
Intel, the RealPad is an Android the Internet, email, games, video Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Nor-
tablet with a 7.85-inch touchscreen, chat, photo sharing, news and man, OK 73070, or visit SavvySe-
It provides a clutter-free simplified weather, and more. nior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor
home page with large text icons to Available in two sizes - the 18.6- to the NBC Today show and author
frequently used functions like email, inch "Telikin Touch" that costs of "The Savvy Senior" book.
vices.
Hearings scheduled for pro
BISMARCK - The North Dakota
Department of Health will hold three
public information sessions and hear-
ings on proposed TENORM rule
changes in January.
TENORM is short for Technolog-
ically Enhanced Naturally Occurring
Radioactive Material. It's created
when naturally occurring material is
removed from the earth and is con-
centrated by human activities, such
as mining or oil and gas production.
TENORM, for the oil and gas indus-
try, is found in filter socks, tank bot-
tom sludge, and scale that forms
inside well pipes and equipment.
Informational meetings will begin
at 5:30 p.m., with the official com-
ment hearing beginning at 7 p.m.
Please note that the dates of thes
meetings have changed and are one
week later than the. previously-an-
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nounced dates. The hearings are
scheduled as follows:
- Williston, Jan. 20; Williston
Area Recreation Center, 822 18th
Street East
- Bismarck, Jan. 21 ; Environmen-
tal Training Center, 2639 East Main
Avenue
- Fargo, Jan. 22; Fargo Public
Safety Building, 4630 15th Avenue
TEN
North
Representatives from Argonne
National Laboratory will be in atten-
dance to present information about
the TENORM study and answer
questions from the public.
The public will be able to make
comments on the proposed rules at
these meetings. The public may also
forward written comments to the
M rules
NDDoH through Feb. 6, Written
comments and communications
should be directed to Scott'Radig, di-
rector, NDDoH, Division of Waste
Management, 918 East D-{vide Av-
enue - 3rd Floor, Bismarck, ND
58501-1947.
Further information on TENORM
is available on the NDDoH website
at: www.ndhealth.gov.
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have been
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and
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after the 2014
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