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NDNA Education Foundation r
selects Katelyn Anderson to intern
at the Walsh County Press Spoilers falls short at home
By Allison Olimb
of The Press
PARK RIVER,
N.D. -- Park River
High School senior
Katelyn Anderson, 17,
always has had an in-
terest in writing, now
she is taking it to a
professional level and
building her portfolio.
Anderson recently
accepted an internship
from the North
Dakota Newspaper
Association Education
Foundation though the
Walsh County Press.
Throughout the
school year, she will
be completing work in
the areas of reporting,
photography and/or
newspaper/advertising
design.
She said that she
applied fbr the intern-
ship position because
she is interested in a
fiiture in writing.
"'1 want to be a jour-
nalist," she said. "I
thought it would be a
good experience."
So fhr, she said that
her plans are to attend
Roosevelt University
in Chicago. She said
that she fell in love
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with the city during
the school choir trip,
so when the school's
admissions program
reached out to her, she
was very interested in
their program.
She said that the in-
ternship with the Press
sounded like a good
starting point.
In order to fulfill
Photo: Larry Biri
the requirements of
the internship she will
be expected to work a
minimum of 62.5
hours and upon com-
pletion of the intern-
ship she will submit a
written report of her
experience.
Anderson is the
daughter of Bob and
Deb Anderson.
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Above: Grafton/Park River Spoilers Brett
Longtin checks Fargo North's Spencer
Helming off the puck. The Spoilers spot-
ted the Spartans a three goal lead after
two periods but came roaring back in the
third for two goals, and rang a couple off
the pipe to just fall short in a 3-2 loss. The
game was a rematch of last seasons State
title game also won by the Spartans in
overtime. Left: Spoiler goalie Zach Nel-
son makes a big save in the third period.
The Spoilers fell to the Fargo North Spar-
tans 3-2 in Grafton Tuesday.
Photos: Larry Biri
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Special Board Of Education Meeting
Park River School Board
Special Board Of Education Meeting
Park River School Board
Council Proceedings
City of Edinburg
CITY OF EDINBURG
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
NOVEMBER 12, 2012
7:00 PM EDINBURG, N.D.
Call to Order: Mayor Halldorson
Present: Mayor Halldorson, council
persons Sondeland and Pewe.
Absent: Hall and Denault
MSC: Pewe, Sondeland approve
minutes as read
MSC: Sondeland. Pewe to approve
payment of bills beginning with check
#6676 through # 6695 for a total of
$4138.17 and approve the monthly
financial statement with balance on hand
of $26918.07.
Old Business: Dogs were discussed•
New Business: *MSC: Sondeland,
Pewe to approve gaming permits
submitted by Legion Auxiliary and
Edinburg community club. Motion
carried.
*MSC: Sondeland, Pewe to approve
rental agreement submitted by Walsh
County Nutrition. Motions carried.
Adjourn: Sondeland
December 17, 2012
different date
7:00 pm Note
Respectfully submitted
Vera Brandvold, Auditor
(Dec. 5, 2012)
PARK RIVER SCHOOL BOARD OF
EDUCATION SPECIAL MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2012
9:25 P.M.
PARK RIVER, N.D.
Special board meeting held November
6, 2012. Hahn, Thompson, Laaveg and
Houser present. Also in attendance were
the members of the Adams School District
and Bonnie Zahradka, Adams Business
Manager and the election officials of the
Park River School voting site.
President Hahn called the meeting to
order at 9:25 pm.
The Board canvassed the votes cast
in the Special Election held on November
6, 2012. There were 273 votes cast as
follows: Adams-Jared Carlson 240, Julie
Skorheim 1, Jeffery Boe 3, David Linstad
1, Christine Grove 2; Park River City-Brad
Brummond 226, Diana Hahn 218,
Richard Larson 1, Wes Welch 1: Park
River Rural- Jennifer Thompson 206,
Kelly Houser 207, Tracy Laaveg 213,
David Broulliard 1, Rachel Bina 1; At
large- Ronald Setness 20, Glenn Rost
119, Bill Bata 113, JuNe Skorheim 2,
Jeanne Flaten 21, Rick Lee 1 :
Publication of Minutes - 238 for, 30
against.
Diana Hahn, President
Rebecca Svobodny,
Manager
Business
(Dec. 5, 2012)
PARK RIVER SCHOOL BOARD OF
EDUCATION MEETING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2012
7:30 P.M.
PARK RIVER, N.D.
Special board meeting held October 9,
2012, at 7:30 pro. Brummond, Hahn,
Thompson and Laaveg present.
President Hahn called the meeting to
order at 7:30 pm•
The Board canvassed the votes cast
in the Special Election held on October 9,
2012. There were 123 votes cast as
follows: 118 in favor of the reorganization
with Adams School District and 5 against
reorganization.
M: Laaveg S: Thompson to certify the
election results as stated above, upon roll
call vote: Laaveg aye, Thompson aye,
Brummond aye and Hahn aye, M.C
M: Brummond S: Laaveg to hire Rob
Scheer as Head girls' basketball coach,
Lori Beneda as Assistant girls' basketball
coach and Larry Omdahl as Head boys'
basketball coach, All in favor, M.C.
With no further business the meeting
adjourned at 7:35 pm
Diana Hahn, President
Rebecca Svobodny
manager
Business
(Dec. 5, 2012)
Board Of Education Meeting
Park River School Board
PARK RIVER SCHOOL BOARD OF AARON SCHRAMM $161.06
EDUCATION MEETING AMAZON.COM CREDIT $162.04
MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2012 AUDREY HUWE $15.00
6:00 P.M. BECKY SVOBODNY $25.00
PARK RIVER, N.D. / BEST WESTERN DOUBLEWOOD
/
$356.00
BOB'S BODY SHOP $15.00
Regular board meeting held October CHAR MYDAL $17.32
15, 2012. Brummond, Laaveg, CHS CREDIT CARD $79.08
Thompson and Hahn present. CULINEX $418.01
President Hahn called the meeting to CVR INDUSTRIES $22.00
order at 6:00 pm ,' DAHLEN PLUMBING & HEATING
M: Brummond S: Laaveg o approve $69.00
the September 13, 2012, Regular Board DAKOTA ASsEMBLIES $ 375•00
Meeting Minutes, All in lave}, M.C. DEMCO COMPANY $63.67
M: Brummond S: Thompson to DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
approve the expenditures as follows: $709.26
General Fund # 124746-124809, DORSHER PIANO TUNING
$96,780.01 ; Payroll & Benefits #28245- $230.00
28306, $112,894.76; Manual checks FIRST CARE HEALTH CENTER
#23461-12372, $16,186.88 and Special $118.00
Activities # 10479-10531, $44,048.90, All FIRST UNITED INSURANCE
in favor, M.C. $7,809.00
NDCS4/ $420.00 FITNESS DOC $166.77
NDS/B/A $1,120.00 FRIENDSHIP, INC. $100.00
NDACDA $180.00 GAlL MEBERG $65.25
LARIMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT GRAFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$50.00 $21.00
ND ATTORNEY GENERAL $44.50 GRAND FORKS HERALD $112.32
WALSH COUNTY FAIRBoARD GRAND FORKS PUBLIC SCHOOL
$200.00 $234.92
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF HANSONS AUTO & IMPLEMENT
$8,042.78 $199.35
AFLAC $1,527.66 JEAN FJELD $641.45
THE HARTFORD-PRIORITY JONES SCHOOL SUPPLY
$2,146.94 COMPANY $4.75
FLEXIBLE BENEFITS/DISCOVER JOY BUCHHOLTZ $1,084.98
$2,250.00 JOYCE TORGERSON $65•25
NDCEL $125.00 JULIE ZIKMUND $317.60
NDKA $80.00 KATHY KIBLER $1,921.32
KATHY MYRVIK $251.37
KAY ALKOFER $65.25
KIRK HAM $84.36
KRINGSTAD DRAIN CLEANING
$100.00
LEON'S BUILDING CENTER
$327.95
LIBERTY BUSINESS SYSTEMS
$220.50
LOREN'S APPLIANCE & AIR
$54.0O
LORRAINE THOMPSON $65.25
MCGRAW HILL BOOK CO.
$4,567.05
MORGAN PRINTING $95.04
NDATToRNEY GENERAL $14.50
NDASBM $50.00
NDCEL $380.00
NORTH STAR COOP $713.94
NORTH VALLEY VOCATIONAL
$70.30
NORTHDALE OIL INC. $4,242.28
NORTHERN RED RIVER INTER
$5,633.00
PROTECTION SYSTEMS CIN.
$865.00
SADIE VOLD $29.00
SHIFFLER $106.93
SYSCO NORTH DAKOTA $594.00
THREE STAR DAIRY, INC.
$2,859.22
TRANE $1,006.10
UPPER VVALLEY SPECIAL EDU.
$22,841.29
US FOODSERVICE GRG DIVISION
$12,433.47
VERIZON $111.24
WALSH COUNTY PRESS $215.88
WALSH PEMBINAADMIN $691.51
WATER & LIGHT DEPT. $9,070.13
WAYNES VARIETY $64.57
WELCH'S BAKERY $498.50
WELLS FARGO CORPORATE
$12,205.0O
YE OLDE MEDICINE SHOPPE
$23.98
AARON SCHRAMM $75•00
AMANDA GOLL $140.63
ANDREW HYLDEN $44.00
ANGLE SOLSENG $60.00
ANNA RAND $33.98
ANNIE WELCH $10.00
ASHLEY FONTAINE $80.00
BECCA SCHRAMM $210.00
BILL GALLOWAY $88.00
BOB ROSTVET $125.00
BRENTARNDT $130.00
BRIAN ROSTVET $125.00
CARLY MYRDAL $116.00
CASEY SOLSENG $10.00
COCA-COAL REFRESHMENTS
$2,418.88
DON GORDON $25.00
DONNA GALLOWAY $22.00
D'S DESIGNS $700•00
GLENN ROST $115•00
GREG KACHENA $44.00
JS WHOLESALE & VENDING
$911.32
KEVIN SKAVHAUG $30.00
KIRSTIN JOHNSON $116.00
LANGDON AREA SCHOOL DIST
$260.00
LESA WHALEY $257.58
MANDY SEIN $10.00
MARY JO OLSON $150.00
MORGAN PORTER $80•00
MSU DIVISION OF MUSIC $100.00
NDIAA $100.00
NORTH STAR COOP $11.97
NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
$50.00
OMNI CHEER $20.80
ORVILLE AUNE $25.00
PARK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL
$25,737.39
PARK RIVER SCHOOL BOARD
$275.00
PARK RIVER REVOLVING ACCT.
$4,808.45
PIZZA CORNER FROZEN PIZZA
$488.75
RILEY ENGET $235.00
ROB SCHERR $198.00
ROCHELLE KOVARIK $27.65
ROGER MOE $208.00
SADIE VOLD $104.00
SAM'S CLUB $164.06
STUART SWARTZ $75.00
TAYLOR LEHAR $80.00
THREE STAR DAIRY, INC.
$444.10
TIM SOLSENG $100.00
TODD KJELLAND $549.00
TYLER WASLASKI $80.00
WEDDING DESIGNS $181.00
WELCH'S BAKERY $10.50
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIRS
$3,587.84
M: Laaveg S: Thompson to grant
Sarah Byron one-year leave of absence
for 2013-2014 contingent upon
notification by February 1, 2014, if she
chooses not to return, M.C.
M: Laaveg S: Thompson to hire Laurie
Larson as the study hall supervisor and
annual advisor at $11.50 per hour, All in
favor, M.C.
M: Thompson S: Laaveg to approve
the open enrollment application for
Morgan Seim, All in favor. MC.
M: Brummond S: Laaveg to accept
Harlow's bid for an activity bus with the
260 hp upgrade, remote control mirrors
and a hitch, All in favor, M.C.
M: Thompson S: Brummond to
approve the first reading of the
Acceptable Use policy, Descriptor Code:
ACDA, All in favor, M.C.
M: Laaveg S: Thompson to accept the
resignation of Mary Jo Olson at the end
of the 2012-2013 school year with regrets
and appreciation for her long time
service, All in favor, M.C.
Reports were received by: Kirk Ham -
Financial and Administrative, Brenda
Nilson - Administrative, Aaron Schramm
-Administrative, Brad Brummond -
Vocational Center, there were no Library
or REA reports. Other items of discussion
included: reorganization update by Kirk
Ham and School Board Resolutions at the
upcoming School Board Convention.
The next regular meeting is scheduled
for November 19, 2012, at 5:30 pm.
With no further business, the meeting
adjourned at 7:15 pm.
Diana Hahn, President
Rebecca Svobodny, Business
Manager
(Dec. 5, 2012)
