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An animated film rated PG: Manny, Diego, and Sid embark upon another adventure
after their continent is set adrift. Using an iceberg as a ship, they encounter sea
creatures and battle pirates as they explore a new world.
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An scifi action film rated PG-13: A factory worker, Douglas Quaid, begins to
suspect that he is a spy after visiting Rekall - a company that provides #"s clients
with implanted fake memories of a life they would like to have led - goes wrong
and he finds himself on the run.
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Walsh County
Spotlight /
The merchants below are
proud to ann
Deadline for signing up for the city wide
rummage sale is Noon Friday, Aug.31.
Please have the following information when
signing up:Name(s) or number of persons,
start & end times, address of sale, items for
sale To sign up call the City Auditor's
Office 701-284-6150. Maps will be
available the week of the sale to be held on
Saturday, Sept. 15.
COUNTY
Park River
PO Box 49
AUTO PARTS
Implement
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Bank&lnsurance
Park River ~ 284-7244
Michigan ~ 259-2112
Adams ~ 944-2231
Grafton ~ 352-3668
110 4th St. E
Park River
Jim's Super Valu
101 3rd St. W
Park River For all your dinner needs!
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SEALS GRAIN BIN AND QUONSET BASE
-Walsh County Veterans Service Office
Veterans health registries, outreach
VA maintains several health registry evaluation programs to track
the health of Veterans exposed to environmental hazards during
militac service. These programs include the following: Ionizing
Radiation Registry; Agent Orange Registry; Gulf War Registry;
Depleted Uraninm Follow-Up Program; Toxic Embedded Fragments
Registry.
WHAT IS A HEALTH REGISTRY EVALUATION?
It is a voluntary medical evahiation tailored to the needs of Veterans
with possible exposures to environmental hazards. The evaluation can
include medical histories, laboratory tests and, in many cases, a
physical exam. Information from the evaluation is maintained in VA
databases tohelp track the health outcomes of Veterans.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF HAVING A HEALTH
REGISTRY EVALUATION?
Free specialized health evaluation Answers to questions about
environmental exposures Information on health care and other VA
medical benefits Results shared with you and maintained in your VA
medical record Note: A health registry evaluation is not a claim for VA
benefits. Also, it is not required to receive VA benefits.
IS THERE A FEE FOR THE REG1STRY EVALUATION?
NO. The evaluations are available free of charge to all eligible
Veterans.
CAN A VETERAN HAVE MORE THAN ONE HEALTH
REGISTRY EVALUATION?
YES. Veterans can receive follow-up evaluations, particularly if new
health problems develop. Also, some Veterans may qualify for more
than one registry.
HOW DO I SCHEDULE A REGISTRY EVALUATION?
Speak to an Environmental Health (EH) Coordinator at any VA
medical facility.
A listing of EH Coordinators is available online at
www.publichealth.va.gov/e, xposures/coordinators.asp. Infonnation is
also available through VA s Special Issues Helpline at 1-800-749-
8387.
For the Toxic Embedded Fragments registry, ask for the OEF/OIF
Clinical Coordinator at your nearest VA medical facility.
WHERE CAN I GET ADDITIONAL INFORMATION?
Web: www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures Phone: Special Health
Issues Helpline, 1-800-749-8387: VA Benefits office, 1-800-827-
1000. Newsletters: VA publishes newsletters related to several
environmental hazards. Subscribe online at
www.easmailcall.aac.va.gov. Cun'ent and archived issues are online
at www.publichealth va.gov/exposures/resources.asp.
AGENT ORANGE REGISTRY
Service in the Republic of Viemam between 1962 and 1975. Service
in Korea during 1968 or 1969. Exposure to dioxin, or other toxic
substance in a herbicide or defoliant, during the conduct of, or as a
result of, the testing, transporting, or spraying of herbicides for
military purposes.
TOXIC EMBEDDED FRAGMENTS REGISTRY
Service in Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom,
or Operation New Dawn. Veterans who have or likely have an
embedded fragment as the result of injury received while serving in
an area ofconflict, i
'DEPLETED URANIUMTDL 'FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM
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Service in the 1990-1991-- o 3ulf War Bosnia Operation Enduring
Freedom- operation Iraqi Freedom- Operation New Dawn;
Especially those Veterans who were on, in, or near vehicles hit with
"friendly fire," Rescuers entering burning vehicles, and those near
burning vehicles, Salvaging dmnaged vehicles, or Near fires
involving DU munitions.
IONIZING RADIATION REGISTRY
On-site participation in a test involving the atmospheric detonation
of a nuclear device, whether or not the testing nation was the United
States. Participation in the occupation of Hiroshima or Nagasaki from
August 6, 1945, through July J, 1946. Internment as a Prisoner of
War (POW) in Japan during World War II. Receipt of nasopharyngeal
(NP) nose and throat--radium irradiation treatments while in the
active military, naval, or air service. GULF WAR REGISTRY
Service during 1990-1991 Gulf War- Operation Desert Shield.
Operation Desert Storm Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation New
Dawn
Citizens State Bank presents the Walsh Count" VSO on location:
Wed. Aug. 29, Wed. Sept. 5, 12, 19 at Citizens State Bank (321 Briggs
Ave) in Park River from 9:00 to 4:00. The WCVSO will be on location
to assist Veterans, their dependents, and survivors with any questions
they may have regarding their current/future benefits. CSB will be
providing coffee and donuts for Veterans on these dates.
Katrina Hodny * Walsh Coun0; Veterans Sexa,ice Officer
Administrative BuiMing, 638 Cooper Ave, Grafton
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Announcing the
brith of Louis
Baron Kachena
born May 21,
2012 to Maynard
and Kym
Kachena
Palmdale, Calif.
Louis is the
grandson of
Eugene and
Barbara Ann
Kachena
Pisek, N.D and
Baron and Kathy
Harris Lake Los Angles,Calif.
He is the great-grandson of Barbara Jarolimek of Pisek,
N.D and Lee Seastrom of Reseda,Calif. Louis weighed in at
8 Ibs 9 oz and was 21 inches long.
BISMARCK, N.D. -- The
American Legion, Department of
North Dakota, elected new officers
for 2012-2013 year. Dave Rice
was elected Department Com-
mander. He will provide leader-
ship for North Dakota's 16,500
Legionnaires from 215 posts lo-
cated through out the state.
Dave graduated from Mayville
High School in 1969 and went on
active duty in the United States
Navy at age 17. He served on a US PhOto:Submitted
NavyCnfiserofftheCoastofViet- Above: Commander Dave
nam conducting Naval Gunfire Rice
Support Operations. Upon Com-
pletion of fotu years of active duty organizations and has served on
he returned to North Dakota and boards of other non-profit organi-
joined the Navy Reserve where he zations in his commtlnity.
served another 38 years of honor- Also elected were Department
able service before retiring in 2011. Vice Commanders David Rolfson,
Rice graduated from North Warlord City, Bud Goldsmith,
Dakota State Uniyersity with a Streeter and Ron Matthews, Fargo
Masters Degree in Agriculture Eugene Kachena from Pisek was
Economics. He worked for the elected Commander Elect and is
NDSU Extension Service over expected to become Commander
thirty years before retiring in 2008. next year. The American Legion
Dave lives East of Harwoock ND promotes patriotism, lobbies for a
with his wife Donna; he has two strong National Defense, ensures
grown children and two grand our Nations Veterans are taken care
daughters - (.l : ] ] . ,~ of and conducts several programs
, Commander. Rice has held nu; for, our CountriesYouth Military
merous offices in the American Le-Veterans and their family members
gion at the Post, DistriCt and interested in Supporting these el- ,
Department levels and has been a forts should Contact their local
member for 39 years. He is also a American Legion Post or go to
member of several other veteran www.ndlegion.org.
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