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Thur., May 19-
Wed., May 2 5
Meals are subject
to change without notice
ADAMS-EDMORE ELEMENTARY (ADAMS)
Thur.: B: Cereal. PBJ L: Chicken noodle soup, assorted sandwiches,
crackers, sauce
Fri.: B: Toast. sauce L: Hot dogs, chips, salad, ice cream, fruit
ADAMS~EDMORE HIGH SCHOOL (EDMORE)
hUr.: [4: Yogurt, toast L: BBQs, Caesar salad, baked beans, chips,
plesauce
i.: B: Cereal. toast L: School picnic, hot dogs, salad, chips, oiangcs or
apples
FORDVILLE-LANKIN SCHOOL (FORDVILLE)
Milk & bread are served daily. Meals are subject to change.
Thur.: B: Caramel rolls L: Cook's choice
Fri.: B: Cereal. toast L: Picnic lunch, hot dogs, potato salad, chips,
pickles, baked beans, fresh fruit
MINTO PUBLIC SCHOOL (MINTO)
Peanut butter and Jelly served at all breakfasts; milk, peanut butter, and
bread served with all meals.
Thur.: B: Cereal, toast L: No. lunch served- last day of school
PaRK RIVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PARK RIVER)
Milk & bread are served daily. Meals are subject to change.
Thur.: B: Cereal. toast L: BBQs; chips, beans, salad bar. fruit
Fri.: B: Bagels, turnovers, yogurt L: Popcorn shrimp, potatoes, salad
bar. fruil
Men.: B: Cook's choice L: Cook's choice
Tue.: B: Cook's choice L: Cook's choice
Wed.: B: B: Cook's choice L: Cook's choice
VALLEY-EDINBURG K-4 (HoOPLE)
Peanut butter, Jelly, Bread, Milk, Veggie, Dessert served with all meals.
Thur.: Taco in a Bag, Toppings, Vegetable,-l,eftuce Salad. Dessert
Fri.: Cheese Pizza. Vegetable, Lettuce Salad, Dessert
Men.: Play Day! Hot Dogs, Chips, VcGgies, Fruit, Lemonade. Ice Cream
Treats
Tue.: Chicken Nuggets, Hash Brown, Vegetable, Lettuce Salad. Dessert
Wed.: Last Day of School! Chef Betty's Choice
VA'LLEY-EDINBURG 5-8 (CRYSTAL)
Thur.: eg.g rolls, rice. sandwiches, ve&gies, dessert
Fri,: chicken burgers, lettuce salad, corn. dessert
Mort.: Cook's choice
Tue.: Cook's choice
Wed.: Cook's choice LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
VALLEY~EDINBURG HIGH SCHOOL (EDINBURG)
Milk, bread and peanut butter are served with every meal.
Thur.: Barbeqnes, chips, macaroni salad, fruit
Fri.: Corn dogs, Tostitos and cheese, bush's' beans, fruit
Men.: Cook's Choice
Tue.: Cook's Choice
Wed.: Cook's Choice
Above L to R: Isak Johnson, Molly Sobolik, Abby Zikmund, Court-
ney NilSon, Marit Johnson, Brady Gudgel (Photo: Submitted)
Successful end to Park River
High School speech season
PARK RIVER, N.D. The ranked 9th in EPR and just missed
Park Rieer High School speech
season concluded with the North
Dakota Class B Speech Meet at
Mandan on April 30. Park River
was re.presented by six competi-
tors who had either qualified by
placing high enough at invitational
meets or at the Region 3 speech
meet.
The state competitors were
Brady Gudgel and Isak Johnson
vho participated in humorous in-
rpretation. Courtney Nilson in ex-
temporaneous speech, Molly Sobo-
lik in dramatic interp, Abby
Zikmund in radio broadcasting,
and Marit Johnson in extempora-
neous programmed reading (EPR).
Molly Sobolik and Marit Johnson
also participated in a serious dra-
matic duo.
ThoUgh none of the students
made finals at the state competition.
Marit and Molly almost made it in
their serious duo. Only the top eight
advance to finals. Marit and Molly
ranked 9th after the two prelimi-
nary rounds and received "Superior
Medalist" awards. Marit also
finals. She received a second "Su-
perior Medalist" award for that.
The other Park River students who
competed at state received favor-
able ratings from their judges.
Qualifying for the state competition
is an honor. These students and
their parents have a right to tel
proud of their achievements.
Throughout the year fort-y-one
students from Park River partici-
pated in 8 regular season invita-
tional meets as well as the Region
3 Speech Meet. Many students
placed well at the regional meet.
(To see the list who placed at the re-
gional meet go to:
http://www.parkriver.k 12.nd.us/Hs
chool/glen/speech.html )The Park
River speech team finished second
behind the region winner Hat-
ton/Northwood. Other teams par:
ticipating in the regional meet were
Drayton/St. Thomas. North Bor-
der, Mayville/Portland/Clifford/
Galesburg, Central Valley/Hills-
bore. Grafton. Larimore. Midway,
and Thompson.
Polar scholarship
reciptents named
PARK RIVER. N.D. Polar
Connnunications is pleased to
announce its 20tl scholarship and
youth award recipients,
Each year Polar awards five
S500 scholarships in honor of
former general manager John G.
Walters, The awards are given to
outstanding high school seniors
whose parents or guardians are
current subscribers of Polar
Communications or its
subsidiaries. Applicants are judged
on essay content, grammar,
academic achievement and
community involvement. This
year's winners are Jared Mack,
Cavalier: Bryce Karel. Cavalier;
Jaten Burchill. Arthur: Brittany
Estad. Crystal and Thomas
Shephard, Crystal.
The Foundation for Rural
Service Washington, DC Youth
Tour winner is Britt Brouillard
from Park River. ND. The FRS
Youth Tour is a four-day, all
expense paid trip to Washington.
DC June 4-8, 2011. Students have
the opportunity to visit famous
historical sites and lnuseums.
They also learn about the
telecommunications industry and
the legislative and governmental
process. Applicants are required to
write an essay on
telecommunications.
Congratulations to these
outstanding students!
Haas Scholarship awarded
PARK RIVER, N.D. The
North Dakota Community
Foundation is pleased to announce
that Taylor Schlenk of Park River,
Dalia E1-Sarraf of Grafton and
Jacy Olson of Fordville are the
2011 Lloyd and Martha Haas
Scholarship Award recipients.
Each student will receive an award
of $800 to continue their
education.
Taylor Schlenk plans to study as
a Biochemist and to further
medical research. Ja W Olson will
study Medicine and plans to return
to Walsh County after graduation.
Dalia E1-Sarraf will study
Medicine and has expressed an
interest in working as a pediatric
physician.
Fund Background: Established
as a component fund of the North
Dakota Community. Foundation
with a gift from the estate of Lloyd
Haas to assist Walsh County, North
Dakota students who wish to study
in field of medicine/nursing and
who express an interest in
returning to Walsh County to
work. The Fund was inspired by
Martha Haas who was a long-time
nurse and worked for many years
in Park River. She was known for
her compassionate nature when
providing care. You may learn
more about the North Dakota
Community Foundation by
visiting our website
www.ndcf.net
Aggle
Articles
News and Notes from
Park River Public School
Pl Mixed Bag
By Lori Gaarder
Are you counting the days?
What are you going to do once
you retire? Are you going to miss
it'?
These are the questions I've
been hearing recently. I've never
been on to count the days; it only
seems to extend the time.
I really don't know what my
future will be, but I plan on ex-
ploring my options.
Will I miss it? Yes!
This was probably the most
difficult decision I've ever made.
but I'm confident that it's the right
one.
After spending my entire adult
life teaching hundreds of children
it will be hard to leave it behind.
l'll miss the kids and I'll miss my
wonderful co-workers.
Children have a way of touch-
ireg our lives and tying us to,our
community. That will be hard to
let go of.
As much as I will miss this im-
portant part of my life, 1 truly am
looking forward to whatever lies
ahead. It truly is a mixed bag of
emotions.
Thank you everyone tbr a very
fulfilling career.
Editor's Note: Gaarder i; a el-
ementaly teacher for Park River
Schools who is retiring this year.
New members inducted into National Technical Honor Society
GRAFTON. N.D.
North Valley Career and
Technology Center's Chap-
ter of the National Technical
Honor Society inducted 19
new members April 28,
2011. Inducted as new
members were Morgan
Aasand, Stephanie Almen.
Alex Bogert. Zach Bums,
Austin Campbell, Andrew
Davis, Joey Demester, Ryan
Dusek. Kaitlyn Hannesson.
Jacqueline Hemandez, Lee
Jelinek, Jestin Lunday,
Mark Martinez. Michael
McCrudden. Zach Suda.
Hanna Thompson, Logan
Thompson, Erika Tisdale,
and Justin Zahradka.
Membership in NTHS is
America's highest award for
excellence in career and
technical education. Mem-
bers are selected based on
their overall academic GPA.
grades earned in career and
technical classes, involve-
ment in CTE student youth
organizations, and leader-
ship qualities.
Current members Da
El-Sarraf, Lysette Lopez,
Derek Silewski and Ross
SteWart assisted with the
induction ceremony.
Guests were treated to a
welcome by Mark Mar-
tinez, SkillsUSA State Vice
President; a presentation by
Ross Stewart on the Skill-
sUSA residential wiring
contest which he won at
state competition; and a we-
beast presentation by FBLA
members Andrew Davis.
Ryan Dusek and Joey
Demester.
Above: Inducted into the National Technical Honor Society were: Alex
Bogert, Ryan Dusek, Andrew Davis, Justin Zahradka, Erika Tisdale, Mark
Martinez, Joey Demester, Hanna Thompson, Zach Burns, Stephanie Almen,
Kaitlyn Hannesson and Jestin Lunday (Photo: Submitted)
[arso. awarded HDSU s00:holarship
FARGO, N.D. Lora Larson.
daughter of Daryl and Nancy
Larson, Park River, N.D., has been
selected to receive the North
Dakota State University Roger and
Elsie Pitsenbarger Scholarship in
the amount of $1,700. She was
recognized at the NDSU College
of Human Development and
Education Honors Day Brunch
and Award Ceremony on April 19.
Larson is a junior majoring in
apparel, retail merchandising and
design and minoring in business.
She is active in Horseman's
Association and a member of the
huntseat team.
Area student wins awards at state gtillsUSA
BISMARCK, N.D.
Bismarck State College students
placed in the top three places in
nine contest areas in which they
competed atthe 38th annual North
Dakota SkillsUSA Leadership
Conference held on the BSC
campus April 3-5. BSC students
took first place in six contest areas,
and the first place winners will
represent BSC and the state at the
National SkillsUSA conference to
be held in Kansas City June 19-24.
Students who received second
place awards included Darin Kaste
of Park River in Carpentry.
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North Star Coop
and Cenex Land-O-Lakes donates to the
Pieek Fire Department
Pictured above (left) Is Jim Wznick, General Manager of
North Star Coop of Cavaller-NechPark Ftlver pre-mting
(right) Allen Zldon, Fire Chief of the Pimtl¢ Fire Department, •
w a check from Noah Star Coop with matching funde
from Cenex Land-O-Lakam. The funds are going to be usmd
to assist in the purchaee a vehicle which will be used to
extinguish grassAbrush firGm. Thank you to the Pisei¢ Fire
Departnnt for all ,you do!
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