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All-region selections Cardinals take Class B Volleyball
named for Class A
Region 2 football 2019
All-Region Selec- 3. Stevan Garza Honorable Mention
tions ClassA Harvey/Wells 1.BradyOmdahl
Region 2 football are as County Rugby Panthers
follows: 1. Hunter Schuh Devan Michels
Bottineau 2. Lucas Raue 2_ Jaden Hamilton
1. Riley Rybchinski 3. Carsen Mertz 3 Corey Mattem
2. Adam Lorenz 4. Gage Balfour 4' Brad Volk
Honorable Mention 5. Madden Thorson 5' K [by G. rich
1. Jerome Brown Honorable Mention ' e Air/Fe
2. Riley Biberdorf Jaden Lesmeister Honoia e enuon
3. Trasen Polhnan 2. Ethan Arnold Kelth VetSCh
4. Nevin George
Carrington
3. Alex Erickson
4. Isaac F nose
2. Kory Vetsch
3. Cole Schneibel
1 . Seth Nelson Langdon Area/Ed— 4. 1D. Matehs
2. Colton Buskness more/Munich Westhope/New-
Michael Clifion 1. Simon Romfo burgGlenburn
4. Ethan Buskness 2. Grant Romfo Wyatt Lemay
Honorable Mention 3. Jackson Delvo 2, Matt Dufner
1. Coles Homes Jesse Fetsch 3. Emmett Folstad
Beau Retzlaff Sid Ullyott
3. Kaulder Kvarnme Sean Gette $§3$IEVMC$IOH
4. Alex Horn Honorable Mention 2' J ks T fiel d
Grafton 1. Peyton Ullyott ‘ ETC on 0 an
. Senior Athlete of the
1. Esgar Rios 2. Carter Tetrault
2. Justin Garza 3. Jack Romfo - Year: Lucas Raue fiom
3. Damon Reyes 4. Brett Myers Haw WM 9115 county
Kody Keeley Park River Area CQaCh 0fthe Year: JOSh
Honorable Mention Sam Hagen KflVarChka from lang-
1. Liam Perez 2. J ayse Fontaine don Area/Edmore/Mu—
Sabas Galvan 3. Seth Nelson nich.
FARGO, N.D. — The Langdon
Area/Edmore/Munich Cardinals are
once again on top of the North
Dakota Class B volleyball ranks.
The Cardinals defeated Oakes
1 in the
Class B state title match on Satur-
day, November 23 during the
North Dakota High School Activi-
ties Association Volleyball State
Tournament at the F argodome.
Langdon Area/Edmore/Munich’s
last state title came in The Car—
dinals have now won four
NDHSAA Class B state champi-
onships (2003, and
Morgan Freije, Lexis Olson and
Callie Ronningen each posted 12
kills to lead the Cardinals.
Oakes was led by Nicole Schmitz
who had kills. The Tornadoes
were playing in their second straight
Class B state title match. Oakes lost
a five setter to Thompson in the
final.
All-Tournament Teams (Vot-
ed On By Coaches)
CLASS B
Eden Olson, Our Redeemer’s
Annie Folden, Our Redeemer’s
Amaya Wilder, Dickinson Trin-
lty
Tymber Boldt, Flasher
Mackenzie Hughes, Thomp-
son
Macy J ordheim, Thompson
Natalia Kellerrnan, Oak Grove
Jaiden Zeis, Oak Grove
Callie Ronningen,
don/Area/ Edmore
Morgan Freije, Langdon/Area/
Edmore
Lexis Olson, Langdon/Area/
Edmore
Nicole Schmitz, Oakes
Sadie Hansen, Oakes
money to get the,same level of excitement?
Is he using his retirement fiinds or other savings to gamble, or is he
pawning or selling personal items to get money to gamble with?
- Has he lost control to the point that he can’t set a limit of time and
money to spend in the casino, and stick to it?
Does he become uncomfortable, angry or lie when you ask him about
his gambling activities?
If your dad answers yes to any of these questions, he may have a prob-
LEGAL NOTICES
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All-tournament volleyball state teams
Claire Wagrier, Oakes .
CLASS A V
Kameron selvig, Jamestown
McKenzie Newton, West Fargo
Sheyenne, ,5. ,»
Grace Hegerle, Jamestown
Lindsey Noeske, Valley City
Ellie Such, ‘West Fargo
Sheyenne , .
Hannah Hoedl, Fargo Shanley
Macy Olstad, Valley City p. g
Reile Payne, Fargo Shanley
J adyn Feist, 1 West "Fargo
Sheyenne , ‘
Maddie Cooper, F argo Davies
Kenzee Langlie, Fargo Davies
Hailey Fletcher, Bismarck Cen-
tury '
Ava Wild, Dargo Davies
Kaia Lill, Bismarck Century
Hattie Fitterer, Bismarck Cen-
tury
Grace Solberg, Fargo Davies
Julia F itterer, Bismarck Centu-
TY
Coaches Association Awards
(Voted On By State’s Volleyball
Coaches)
NDHSCA Class B Senior
Athlete of the Year: Nicole
Schmitz, Oakes
NDHSCA Class B Coach
of the Year: Shari Christenson,
Oakes
NDHSCA Class A Senior
Athlete of the Year: (TIE) Kenzee
Langlie, Fargo Davies; Madi Lan-
glie, Fargo Davies; Kameron
Selvig, Jamestown
NDHSCA Class A Coach
of the Year: Carolyn Olson, Fargo
Davies
lem. To find help contact the National Council on Problem Gambling
(NCPgamblingorg), a non-profit organization that operates a 24-hour na—
tional hotline at They can direct you to resources in your
area, including counselors have been trained through the National Cer—
tified Gambler CounselingnProgram.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy, Senior, PO. Box Norman, OK or visit
Sawy-
Seniomrg. Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today show and author of
“The Savvy Senior”
book.
THE WALSH COUNTY PRESS - Wednesday, November 27, I ‘
City 01‘ Park River. North Dakota
Regular Council Meeting
CITY OF PARK RIVER, NORTH
DAKOTA, REGULAR COUNCIL
MEETING, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,
AT PM.
Published Subject to the Governing
Bo ’5 Review 11 Revi ion
The City of Park River held their
regular meeting of the Park River City
Council on Tuesday, November
at PM.
Mayor Dan Stenvold called the
meeting to order; upon roll call the
followingrwere present:,Qouncil members:
Mike Lorton, Kyle Halvorson, JoeMiller,
Robert Lundquist III, Dennis Kubat, and
Keith Anderson, City Attorney Tracy
Laaveg, Public Works Director (PWD)
Dennis Larson, Coordinator/Auditor
Nancy Thompson, and Assessor/Deputy
AuditorAnn Berg. Absent: None. Others
present: Harold Myrdal, Patty Hensel,
Joe Fietek, Mike Helt, FCHC Marcus
Lewis, WC Sheriff Ron Jurgens, Laura
Alkofer and Allison Olimb.
Additions and Changes to Agenda:
None.
Comments and Questions From
Citizens: Joe Fietek stated the minutes
do not reflect what really happened at the
meeting and people should be informed;
perceived performance issues should not
be raised in public but rather done in
private; a business owner was slandered
by a Councilman three times for which the
City could be held liable. Mike Helt felt
the meeting minutes do not represent the
"circus" last month's meeting was and the
Council meetings should be televised so
the public can actually see what is
happening at the meetings. Stenvold
asked Councilman Halvorson to check
into what steps would need to be done in
orderto televise meetings. Marcus Lewis
of FCHC informed those present that
FCHC passed a four-year testing
inspection by the ND St Health Dept. The
area covered is tools for care givers and
the information is free to the public.
Approval of Minutes: Miller moved,
and Halvorson seconded to accept the
minutes from the October 15,
Regular Meeting with the following:
(Addition/correction to minutes approved
at the City Council meeting as
follows: Miller added; upon interpretation
of language of NDCC it was felt the
exemption should be denied due to failure
to meet required steps required by the ND
Department of Commerce.)
Upon roll call vote, the following voted
aye: Kubat, Anderson, Lorton, Halvorson
and Miller with Lundquist voting nay. M/C.
Unfinished Business: Lundquist
moved and Anderson seconded to
approve the second reading of an
amendment to Ordinance 4a. Section 1 to
take out the and strike out “with an
estimated cost of more than five hundred
Upon roll call vote, all present
voted aye. M/C.
Committee Reports: Sales Tax
Committee: Recommended approving
the following payments from: Economic
Development Fund — a Flex
PACE interest buydown for Western
Valley. Wash payable to the Bank of ND;
to'pay S.l.D. Green
Acres Dr. loan payment; and to
KLJ for twin home design in North Star
Addition. Miller moved and Anderson
seconded approving the three above
mentioned payments. Miller questioned
the twin home design bill and protective
covenant for North Star Addition. Myrdal,
President of the PR Economic
Developmental Corp, responded the five
center lots in North Star Addition will be
used to construct five twin homes for a
total of 10 new residential dwellings. The
homes will be built on slabs and have
separate HOA fees to take care of
mowing and snow removal with
everything laid out including sidewalks,
trees and the buildings. Approximately
75% of the current property owners are
okay with the proposed idea. Information
will need to be released to the public, find
a builder to construct the units and will be
about a project.
Upon roll call vote the following voted
aye: Anderson, Lorton, Halvorson, Miller
and Kubat with Lundquist abstaining.
M/C. Recommended approving the
following payments from: Capital
Improvement Fund — to S.l.D. to
cover unpaid specials; loan to North
Star Addition T.|.F. for loan payments;
to AE2S for mapping which
includes street address, zoning and
parcel number maps with updates to
water sewer maps. Miller moved and
Lundquist seconded to approve the three
mentioned payments above. Upon roll
call vote, all present voted aye. M/C. A
bill for to Plbg & Drain
Cleaning failed recommendation due to
lack of motion. Council questioned what
the bill was for. Larson stated the bill is
for a special order of plumbing supplies
for the new shop. Miller moved and
Halvorson moved to pay for the bill from
the Municipal Utilities account. Upon roll
call vote, all present voted aye. M/C.
PR Economic Development Corp:
Looking at setting up a matching
grant for main street building front
upgrades.
Full Time Physical Therapy Assistant
Looking for a highly motivated individual
to join our growing PT Department!
Must have current ND License.
Duties may include but are not limited to
orthopedic outpatients, inpatient acute,
swingbed, assist with sports acceleration
program, work with local school system to
provide physical therapy to students.
Ideal candidate should have great people skills,
be able to work in a fast paced environment,
and'think outside the box.
GREAT BENEFIT PACKAGE!
Apply online: www.cavalierhospital.com or contact Ann
Russell at for more information.
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Bike Path: No report.
PR Community Club: Thompson
reported the Halloween Bash was very
well received. Super Santa Saturday in
December is the next planned event. A
gala will be held on February 14,
PR Park District: No report.
Public Library: No report
New Business: Laaveg presented
information to the Council to think about
for the future. Municipal Judge Glenn
Rost will not be running for another term.
There has been nothing on the docket for
the past three months. In addition, there
has been a turnover of different officers
addition there are extra expenses when a
female is picked up and besides jail time,
they must be transported to Grand Forks.
In the past three years expenses have far
outpaced the revenues received for fines
and perhaps the Council should look at
eliminating the Municipal Court and send
everything to District court. Sherrif'f
Jurgens reported all fines paid at the
District Court level go to Bismarck, Walsh
County does not get to keep the funds.
Laaveg presented a couple of options for
the Council to consider.
The Christmas Lighting Contest was
discussed. Thompson reported on the
ballot option used last year for voting.
There were many ballots where a couple
of people voted numerous times and
listed one address on all three lines.
Lundquist moved and Lorton seconded to
exclude last year’s winners from the
contest and limit each person to one
ballot and to list a different property on
each line. Winners will receive an energy
credit on their January utility bill as
follows: 131 2nd place
and 3rd place Upon roll
call vote, all present voted aye. M/C.
Mayor’s Comments: Stenvold
informed the Council he had spoken with
Brent Arndt about taking over the building
inspectors’ position. Arndt agreed to
accept the position and will speak with the
former building inspector Pete Kelly on if
he needs additional training. Stenvold
spoke with Leon Schmitz regarding the
material bid for the proposed city shop.
Changing the building from wide to
would save approximately
Stenvold tasked the Building & Grounds
Committee to have all information
advertised with a bid opening date of
March 1st
Public Works: Larson reported the
heavy snowfall caused some further
damage to the north building roof
structure. Equipment was moved in case
the roof collapsed. Larson stated that
survey work is being conducted on Hilltop
Drive today. This project would be done
as a special assessment project in
Water and sewer projects for were
discussed. Option 1 would be Wadge
‘5 Ave S from 5th St W to 8th St W; Harris
Ave S from 5th St W to 7th St W; and 3rd
St W from Wadge Ave S to Park Ave S
which would have water and sewer lines
replaced in with paving done in
Council questioned upgrading
more of Wadge Ave S or other areas.
They decided to bid Option as listed
above; with Option 2 as Hwy 17 to 3rd St
W; and Option three Wadge Ave S 3rd St
W to 5th St. Council would like Larson to
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24 Ethanol Products, LLC
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25 Ferguson Waterworks
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27 General Funded Depreciation
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Graymont (WI) LLC
29 Hach Company
Hawkins Inc
31 Jim's Super Valu
32 Kringstad Ironworks Inc
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done and what areas.,Still ineed.,tp.,.be_
completed.' Lundquist moved and Miller
seconded to approve the three options
listed above for the water & sewer
project. Upon roll call vote, all present
voted aye. M/C.
Auditor Assessor Reports: Berg
provided a report on assessment visits
she has completed in the last two years
to the Council. As of November a total
of 405 properties have had assessment
visits completed with 521 remaining. Of
the 521 properties remaining, 127 are
commercial and 394 are residential.
Thompson presented the bills and
financial reports for approval. Halvorson
moved and Kubat seconded to approve
payment of the following bills and financial
reports. Upon roll call vote, all voted aye.
M/C.
General Fund Municipal Utilities:
Postmaster
6 Discovery Benefits
7 Electrical Upgrade
8 Plumbing & Drain Cleaning
9 Acme Tools
AmeriPride Services, Inc
11 Aqua-Pure Inc.
12 Banyon Data Systems, Inc
13 Ann E Berg V
14 Border States Electric Supply
15 Eugene Bosserl
16 Cardmember Service
17 City of Fargo
18 Grand Forks Utility Billing
19 Productivity Plus Account
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Consolidated Waste, LTD.
21 Dale‘s Small Engine Repair
LLC
22 DFD Express Inc
23 Discovery Benefits, Inc
34 . Light/8t WaterDept
35 ILon's Hardware
36 Montana Dakota Utilities
37 Patrick Moreland
38 Municipal ’ Government
Academy‘ssooo“
39 ND Dept of Environmental
Qual
ND One Call Inc.
41 Newman Traffic Signs
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42 Void
43 Void
44 Nodak Electric Cooperative
45 North Plains Utility Contract
46 Northdale Oil, Inc
47 Northwestern Equip, Inc
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48 North Star Coop
49 Polar Communications
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PR Park District
51 ‘Quill Corporation
52 Best Western + Ramkota Hotel
53 Glenn Rost
54 Michael Schildberger
55 Sillers, Laaveg, Wenzel
56 Swanson Flo
57 Team Laboratory Chemica
Corp
58 US Bank Equipment Finance
59 Wat & Sew Imprv Dist
Wat & Sew Imprv Dist
61 Water System Repair
Replace
62 Water Bond Fund 05
63 Water Rev Bond Fund Phase II
64 Water Tower Fund
65 Water Treatment Fund
66 Walsh County Auditor
67 Walsh County Press
68 WC Water Resource District
69 Dakota Weis
Ye Olde Medicine Center
71 North Star Coop
72 Verizon Wireless
73 Leon's Building Center
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1 75 Dale Pecka
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AW US Treasury
AW First United Bank-ACH Chgs
AW FUB-NSF Check for Util Bill
AW NDPERS
AW NDPERS
AW NDPERS
AW NDPERS
AW BC/BS of North Dakota
AW NMPA
AW PSN (Payment Services
Network)
AW Aflac
Special Funds:
AE2S
First United Bank
Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Inc
First United Bank
AW North Star Addition TIF
AW ST Improvement Dist
Debt Service & Bond Fund:
Bank of North Dakota
Being no,_further business, Lundquist
moved to adjourn at PM.
ATTEST:
Ann Berg, Assessor/Deputy Auditor
Dan Stenvold, Mayor
(Nov.
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