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Reynolds Market and the Shops at Fox Run are excited to host the 12th Annual Parade of Trees Auction on Saturday November 29th at 4:00PM as part of their Winter Wonder-land Celebration.

The Parade of Trees is a unique fundraising opportunity and an anticipated community event where individuals and businesses donate decorated Christmas Trees and wreaths to be auctioned off. All pro-ceeds from the auction will be distributed between the Boys and Girls Club, Family Resource Center and the Sid-

Professionals of America; together, the organizations are coordinating the familiar fundraiser with new ideas.

The Parade of Trees has traditionally been held in downtown Sidney and the auction has taken place during the Christmas Stroll the day after Thanksgiving. This year, in addition to the change of venue, a limited number of items will be accepted and the decorating time has been moved back.

Unlike previous years, only decorated trees and wreaths will be accepted and there is a limit of 60 items to be auctioned. Entry forms can be picked up at District II Alcohol and Drug or at the Customer Service Desk at Reynolds Market and anyone needing an electrical outlet should contact Libby Berndt at Reynolds to reserve a space, 406-433-2305. Participants are encouraged to have their entry forms submitted to Reyn-olds Market by November 15th; trees can be set up and wreaths dropped off Saturday the 15th through Tuesday the 25th. The week of November 23rd, Christmas Trees will be on display at Reynolds while the wreaths will be displayed throughout the Shops at Fox Run and the community is invited to preview and bid on

but a silent auction bid sheet will be located with each item; the auction will be held at 4:00 pm in Reynolds and will close

-land Celebration.

Winter Wonderland ac-tivities will begin at 11:00 am on the 29th and include pony

horse drawn wagon rides around the grounds. Santa will make his entrance at noon and kids can have their pictures taken with him from 1-3pm at Reynolds.

For more information, please contact BPA Advisor Elaine Stedman at 406-480-5719 or Vicky Parker with the Family Resource Center at 406-433-4097.

The 12th Annual Parade of Trees Auction Joins the Winter Wonderland Celebration at the Shops at Fox Run

Bridge Fireworks Saturday!

Petitions Presented at Fairview School Board Meeting

Petitions signed by 270 individuals were presented to the Fairview school board last Tuesday night, asking for the rein-statement of principal Reuben Moreno.

On September 10, Moreno was placed on paid adminis-trative leave by superintendent Kloker citing insubordination. Following disagreements with the head football coach, Moreno had given a verbal resignation as assistant football coach on September 5. At the regular school board meeting on Septem-ber 9, he asked to rescind that resignation, which was denied.

Board chair Randy Skov allowed approximately 10 minutes for public comment. Questions and comments concerning theplacement of principal Moreno on administrative leave included disruption to the students, as well as the effects on principal

that it was a clear cut deal, that it was done, and asked the public

had not read the letter from Kloker to Moreno.A concern was also raised about the school paying for

continuing education for 6 employees, which was not addressed.-

the placement of principal Moreno on administrative leave.In a telephone interview, Dennis Palmer, deputy superin-

that since the action is a labor issue, there are no rules that govern schools. He stated that typically a school board would need to meet in either a regular or special meeting at whichtime the board would take the action of placing someone on administrative leave. Only the school board has the authority

is also a decision typically made by the trustees since they are

of trustees giving power to the superintendent to make those decisions, he said it is abdicating their own authority as trustees to do so, since that also gives the superintendent authority togovern his own actions.

The next Fairview school board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 9 in the boardroom.

Since 2010 the McKenzie County Food Pantry has seen the number of families needing assistance climb. The number of households served this year has more than doubled since last year.

The Backpack Program was started last year to pro-vide kid-friendly, shelf stable food for children to take home from school and eat over the weekend. The purpose of the program is to provide food for children when there are no other means to. The program serves elementary children in Alexander and Watford City.

The pantry is always in need of donations. Below is a list of items needed to keep the pantry stocked over the holiday season: canned fruit - fruit cocktail, pears, peach-es, canned beans - pork & beans, canned vegetables -corn, green beans, carrots, canned soup - beef stew, chicken noodle, Ramen Noo-dles - Beef & Chicken, pasta/meals - canned tuna, Mac & Cheese Dinner, canned beef ravioli, spaghetti, elbow mac-aroni, other - crackers (other than Saltines), chicken gravy mix packets, pancake syrup, raisins, Snack Pack puddings,

grape jelly, vegetable oil, bev-erages - 64 oz. bottle shelf stable apple juice, personal care Items - bar soap, dish soap, shampoo, deodorants, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc.

Donations can be sent to: McKenzie County Food Pantry, Box 2716, Watford City, ND 58854

ALL DONATIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED

Location: Located in the lower level of the First Luther-an Church at 212 2nd Ave. NW, Watford City

For more information or to set up an appointment to visit the pantry call 701-444-3451.

McKenzie County Food Pantry Helping Those in Need

It is once again that time of year! The holidays are upon us; with them comes the spirit of giving, time with family and friends, and giving to people in the community. The Salvation Army is in need of families, businesses, individuals and people of all ages to ring the Salvation Army Christmas bells and give back a little this holiday season. Our local Salvation Army is headed up by

amazing team of volunteers, and the Salvation Army organiza-

know about. The Salvation Army provides emergency housing assistance, some food assistance, clothing, transportation assis-tance and links to other services that provide to those in need.All of the proceeds from this event stay in Richland County. The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Sidney is always busy and theproceeds from sales go to assisting locals in need.

The Christmas Bell ringing is one of the most important times of the year for the Salvation Army in that much of thefunding that supports the organization and people in need comes from this event. Last year the Bell Ringing made $7,585.20 for the Salvation Army and this year we would like to exceed that.To add a different element to the Salvation Army bell ringing, RSVP will be assisting Salvation Army in procuring volunteers and donations by doing a new Grinch fundraiser. The idea will

past in Richland County, but to move the Grinch you donate 25dollars, which will go to the RSVP Department to support vol-unteers and participation in community events, or you provide volunteers to ring the bells. After the kick off at the ChristmasStroll on November 28th, bell ringing will be held at IGA and Reynolds until December 20th. Ringing the bell is a great way

better way to get in the holiday spirit then spending time with family and friends and raising money for a great cause. Any

up for a shift at 406-433-2207.

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LAKE WATER LEVEL REPORT Sakakawea Current Elevation ..........................................................1842.2

.........................................................1842.5One Year Ago ...............................................................1834.5Release For Day (C.F.S.) .............................................20,000

SIDNEY WEATHER DATASource: MSU Eastern Agricultural Research CenterDate High Low Precip.Nov. 10 ...................... 20 ........................4 .......................0.00 Nov. 11 ....................... 13 ........................0 .......................0.00 Nov. 12 ...................... 15 ........................-1 ......................0.00 Nov. 13 ...................... 14 ........................-9 ......................0.00Nov. 14 ...................... 10 ........................-13 ....................0.00Nov. 15 ...................... 9 ..........................-9 ......................0.00Nov. 16 ...................... 56 ........................31 .....................0.00Average YTD Precipitation .............................................13.65

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AREA RECOVERY GROUPSMONDAYS: Noon — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg.,

214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney. 1 - 3 p.m. – Grief Recovery Support Group in First

Lutheran Church, Fellowship Room, Watford City. 6 p.m. – Al-Anon,Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg.,

214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney. 7 p.m. – Fairview Alive and Kicking at Faith Alliance

Church, 704 S. Western Ave. 8 p.m.— AA Group, Northern Pump & Compression,

Watford City. Call 770-3603 or 770-2675 for directions or ride.

TUESDAYS: 7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg.,

214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney.WEDNESDAYS: 5:00 p.m. –

recovery group, 25 yr. old & younger, Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg., 214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney.

8 p.m.— Al-Anon, Sanford Room, McKenzie Co. Public Library, Watford City.

THURSDAYS: 7 p.m. –

W. Holly, Sidney. 8 p.m.— AA Group, Northern Pump & Compression,

Watford City. Call 770-3603 or 770-2675 for directions or ride.

FRIDAYS: noon – AA,Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg., 214 S.

Lincoln Ave, Sidney. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.- 5 Stones faith based recovery

is open. 7 p.m. – Fairview Alive and Kicking at Faith Alliance

Church, 704 S. Western Ave. 7 p.m. – Watford City area Celebrate Recovery,

Assembly of God, 2117 S. Main. For help call Robert 417-296-2809 or Stephanie 417-296-2810.

8 p.m. – Sidney.

SATURDAYS:7P.M. – AA 24 hour group, Northern Pump &

Compression, Watford City. Call 770-3603 or 770-2675 for directions or ride.

9 a.m. & 7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church Education bldg., 214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney.

SUNDAYS: 7 p.m. — AA Group Trinity Lutheran Church Ed. bldg.,

214 S. Lincoln Ave, Sidney

EVENTSS E N D U S Y O U R E V E N T S !

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Must Be Over 21 To Dine At Outsider’s905 3rd Ave SW (South of Watford Motel) • 701-842-2693

Mon-Sat: 11am - 1amSun: Noon - 1amKitchen Closes at 11pm

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MDHC Christmas Dec.14By Tie Shank

Enjoy an afternoon of refreshments, music and friendship as the MonDak Heritage Center holds a MonDak Christmas – Hawaiian Holidays event on December 14, 2014 from 1:30pm – 3:30pm.

The bake sale will offer a delicious array of breads, jellies, cookies and a variety of other Christmas goodies provided by generous members of the MonDak.

Plan to get your photo taken with a special visitor sporting

charge. Photos will be emailed to you so you can print as many

Be sure to sample and vote for your favorite soup in the

Amanda at 406-433-3010.Last but not least and back by popular demand is the tree

organizations can decorate a tree with the Hawaiian theme. Contact Leann at 433-3500 to reserve a tree.

“Partnering with Your Doctor” Presented by ND Dementia Care Services

By Tie Shank -

sociation MN-ND have partnered with one another to present a free presentation titled: “Partnering with your Doctor.”

The presentation will take place on Friday, December 5, 2014 at 12:00 p.m. at Mercy Medical Center in the McAuley Education Center, 1301 15th Ave. W, Williston, ND 58801. Quick Facts from the alz.org website: 1) More than 5 million Americans

the 6th leading cause of death in the United States 4) There are approximately 500,000 people dying each year because

another dementia. 6) In 2013, 15.5 million caregivers provided

than $220 billion. “If you or someone you love is living with dementia, develop-

ing a good relationship with your physician and enhancing your communication skills can result in both an increased knowledge of the situation and decreased stress. This class helps care partners make informed decisions about care and services. This program is appropriate for both the care partner and the person with the disease.”

This project is supported by funding granted through the North Dakota Department of Human Services: Aging Service Division. It is free to attend and is open to the public.

Gingerbread House ContestThe Sidney-Richland Public Library will hold a gingerbread

house contest December 2nd th with winners chosen on December 22nd.There is only one entry per person, or one entry per team/family. You can pick up a registration form at the Sidney Public Library at 121 3rd Ave. NW, Sidney,

th- 18th. The different age categories are Child (8 and under), Youth (9-14), Adult/Teen (15 & up), and Groups/Families. Winners will be posted at the Sidney Public Library on December 22nd, and prizes will be given out. Join us December 22nd for coffee, juice, and cookies!

Parade of Trees FAQsSubmitted by Missy Smies

Please consider donating a decorated wreath or tree for this

County, BPA of Sidney High School and the Family Resource Center. This year, the Parade of Trees is a little different, so here are answers to some frequently asked questions: Q) Where do we get a Donation Form? Where do we return them? A) You can pick up and return your forms to the Customer Service Counter

your form, please ask for Libby. Q) When are the forms due? A) Forms are accepted anytime until November 22nd. If you need more time, please get your form in and discuss with Libby, at Reynolds. We are taking 30 trees and 30 wreaths, so make sure you get yours in as soon as possible! Q) When can I de-liver my tree or wreath? A) Deliveries for trees and wreaths will be accepted between Saturday, November 15 and Saturday, November 22 for placement. This will allow photos to be taken

Facebook page. The best part will be that the public can view the trees over the busiest days of that week. Q) Who do I talk to when I deliver my tree or wreath? A) Please check in at the Customer Service Counter at Reynolds Market and the friendly customer service representative will contact Libby, Loren or the assigned associate to assist you. Q) I still have questions. Who do I contact? A) Please contact Libby at Reynolds at (406)

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Tax Management Tips to be Offered

The NDSU Extension Service and Internal Revenue Service are offering a series of Income Tax Management for Ag Producer meetings. The meetings will be presented at 11 sites across North Dakota through North Dakota Interactive Video Network (IVN) on Tuesday, December 2nd from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. In Williston, it will be held in the conference room of the Broadway Commons Building located at 302 East Broadway.

This program, in its 24th year, provides an excellent oppor-tunity for agricultural producers and tax preparers to learn and ask questions about tax management alternatives while there is still time to implement year-end tax management decisions.

There will be updates regarding federal income taxes. The regulations governing repairs and capitalization and reporting with 1099s will be explained. The net investment income surtax and other tax consequences of the Affordable Care Act as premium tax credits, shared responsibility payments and the impact on HRAs and HSAs will be detailed. Examples of scams posing as IRS will be given. Farm transition planning strategies will be explored along with a session on managing income deferral and prepaids.

Program topics include federal income tax update, net investment income surtax and grouping, repair expense rules, repair expense reporting, transition planning, health insurance premium tax credits, shared responsibility payments, impact of

prepaids, tax planning ideas for 2014 and beyond.Pre-registration is required and seating is limited. The cost

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Irrigation –A Crop Changer

Maximize Your $$$ Irrigation Workshop

By Tie ShankOn Thursday, December

11th at 9:00 a.m. (CST) NDSU will be holding an irrigation workshop at the Williston Re-search Center (Ernie French Center).

In a Nov. 7, 2014 News Release, NDSU writes, “Over the last 10 years, the Mondak irrigation region has changed dramatically. From the crops being raised to irrigation management, producers are managing their operations differently. One of the biggest question marks in irrigation is how to achieve consistency in crop management and yields along with maintaining quality. To address some these questions, an irrigation workshop has been developed emphasizing research taking

management practices.”The workshop will start

at 9:30 a.m. with a talk on dis-ease issues in broadleaf crops from Sam Markell, NDSU Ext

Plant Pathologist. At 10:00 a.m., NDSU Ext

Soil Scientist, Dave Franzen, will talk on – What “N” Should I be applying?

At 10:45 a.m., NDSU Ext Sugarbeet Specialist, Tom Peters, will present on “Weed Management Attack”

At 11:00 a.m., WREC Agronomist, Tyler Tjelde, will

give a Nesson Valley Irrigation Update and highlight a couple research projects on water management.

Noon Lunch will be spon-sored by Mountrail/Williams Electric Cooperative and Agri Industries will be sponsoring the breaks during the work-shop. Attendance is free of charge.

Shop Small November 29th in Downtown Williston

Williston Downtowners Association and Williston Area Chamber of Commerce today announced their participation in Small Business Saturday, taking place on November 29, 2014. Small Business Saturday is a day dedicated to strengthening the community by supporting local small busi-nesses. “Small businesses help make Downtown Williston a vibrant and unique shopping destination,” said Williston Downtowners Association Ex-ecutive Director, Karissa Kjos.

Williston Downtowners Association and Williston Area Chamber of Commerce rec-ognize the importance of sup-porting small business in Wil-liston, the jobs they help create and the culture they instill in local communities. “Regard-less of where you live, small businesses remain the back-bone of local economies and have been for generations,” said Williston Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Di-rector, Scott Meske. According to the U.S. Small Businesses Administration, as of 2012, small businesses nationwide accounted for 64% of net new private sector jobs created and represented 99.7% of all

Downtown participating businesses are: All Season Sport About, Basil Sushi Bar

and Asian Bistro, Books on Broad-way, Bride to Be Ltd., Castle Fram-ing, Cedar Chest, Cooks on Main, Dai-ly Addiction Coffee House, House to Home, Larry Lynn Ant iques, Ri t ter Brothers, Service Drug Pharmacy,

The Salvation Army Store.

Business Saturday serves as the ceremonial kickoff to the holiday shopping season for small businesses across the United States. In 2013, nearly 1,500 Neighborhood Cham-pions rallied local businesses and created events and ac-tivities to drive shopping at small businesses around the country. Merchants and con-sumers can learn more about Small Business Saturday and how to get involved by visiting

-cial Small Business Saturday Facebook page.

Contact: Karissa Kjos, Executive Director, Williston Downtowners Association (701) 580-9343, williston-downtowners@gmail.comABOUT SMALL BUSINESS

SATURDAYNovember 29th marks the

fifth annual Small Business

Saturday, a day to support the local businesses that cre-ate jobs, boost the economy and preserve neighborhoods around the country. Small Business Saturday was cre-ated in 2010 in response to

pressing need: more custom-ers. To date, more than 3.3 million Facebook users “liked” the Small Business Saturday page(2). Just last year, 370+ advocacy organizations, 160+ corporations, and elected

Washington D.C. declared their support for Small Busi-ness Saturday.

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2 According to Facebook Insights, the Small Business Saturday page on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/#!/ SmallBusinessSaturday re-ceived 3,316,569 “Likes” as of 5/20/2014

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By Rita SteinbeisserSidney Health Center

was presented with the Stroke Recognition Award at the Montana Hospital Associ-

Billings this fall. The Stroke Recognition Award is spon-

Critical Access Hospitals that

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stroke. Receiving the Stroke

high standards related to the

stroke order-sets and proto-cols, laboratory and radiology services available 24/7 and

The Stroke Recognition

and Sidney Health Center is one of only nine Critical Access Hospitals in Montana to receive the recognition. Re-

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Stroke is the leading

in Montana. Last year, over

-astating effects of stroke.

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Know the signs and

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of balance or coordination,

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www.strokeassociation.org

Sidney Health Center Receives Stroke Recognition Award

Sidney Health Center nurses Pam McGlothlin, Yvette Lien, Peggy Kopp, Kay Hatterand Twyla Gustafson are pictured with the stroke recognition award.

Sidney Speech and Drama Places 1st at Miles City

Sidney High School Speech and Drama placed 1st at the Speech and Drama meet in Miles City. The team was led by Sarah Turek & Camden Berka who

Ben Brodhead, Kaitlyn Tibbits, Erica Fillman, and Hannah Feliciano all competed in drama. The Speech

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MNAXLP

Submitted by Dawn Greenwood

West Side Elementary School will have its annual Book Fair, Nov. 19-21, at the West Side School Library, 1100 5th Street SW. The Book Fair will be open during regular school hours, as well as from 2-6 PM Wednesday, Nov. 20, and 3-7:00 PM Thursday, Nov. 20. The fair ends at 10:00 AM Friday.

This reading event will offer students, parents and teachers the opportunity to

see the latest works by pop-ular authors and illustrators of books for children. Along with winners of state and national awards, the Book Fair will present hundreds of titles se-lected to excite and motivate students to become lifelong readers. Special attention is

appeal to the emergent, the experienced, and the reluctant reader.

All parents of Preschool and younger children are in-vited to attend, as there will be

many selections just right for those age levels, too.

Ron and Barb Scherry, well-known educators in el-ementary education in Mon-tana before taking over Great Northern Book Company, will be doing book talks with stu-dents Wednesday morning, and will be available through-out the Book Fair to give advice on reading selections.

For more information, contact librarian Dawn Green-wood at West Side Elementary School, 433-2530.

Submitted by Richland Shrine ClubRichland Shrine Club of Sidney is starting its 2015 Shrine

Hospital Fund drive. The overhead of the direct mail campaign; envelopes, postage, etc. are furnished by the Richland Shrine Club. Last year we gathered $9,946.33 and sent that same amount to the Shrine Hospital.

Richland Shrine Club is currently sponsoring many pa-tients in various stages of their treatment. The typical patient makes several trips to the hospital in Spokane, Salt Lake City or Minneapolis. The average hospital stay is seven to eight days, but surgery and/or treatment may be over several years to accommodate growth of the child.

The SHRINE operates 22 pediatric hospitals, which in-cludes 19 orthopedic hospitals to help children with problems of the bones, joints or muscles and 3 Burns Institutes for children needing reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation as a result of burn injuries.

Since 1922, Shrine Hospitals for Crippled Children have been helping children, regardless of race, creed or color. The Majority of the support of the Hospitals for patient treatment and

research is by the Shriners, Endowment fund, and charitable fund-raising events by Shriners and Shrine Clubs. This Hospital Fund Drive is only one of many types of projects throughout North America by Shriners. Currently through the benevolence of Shriners and other Masonic bodies two million dollars per day is going towards various Philanthropic endeavors, such as our hospitals.

funds and those funds for the Shrine Hospital drive, so 100% of any contribution by individuals can be assured it is in direct support of the Hospitals. Support this worthwhile project with your contribution to Richland Shrine Club Hospital.

Letters are going out to businesses and individuals in

Contributions maybe sent to: Richland Shrine Club – PO Box 885 – Sidney, MT 59270 please make checks to Richland Shrine Club Hospital Drive.

Little Bit Country

2015 Wheat Show Hi-LitesSubmitted by Warren Froelich

NDSU Extension Agent - Williams CountyThe 62nd Annual National Hard Spring Wheat Show will

focus on a variety of issues but much emphasis will be given to strategies of preventing Fusarium head blight (SCAB) and

and vomitoxin. These issues will be discussed by Dr. Senay Simsek of the Northern Crops Institute, NDSU Crop Quality Specialist and Grain Marketers.

Another hot issue on the agenda is grain transportation. Dan Wogsland, Executive Director of the Northern Grain Grow-ers Association will give us the latest details on efforts to bring balance to get grains to milling and export destinations.

Consumer issues including gluten intolerance and food

varieties and crop salinity tolerances.The keynote speaker is Dr. Mike Boehlje of Purdue Univer-

sity. One of his presentations will focus on a possible cyclical downturn of agriculture income. He is concerned about the fall or a possible decline in exports due to the decline of economic

growth in China and India. He also feels farmers can expect interest rates to rise steadily during the balance of the decade. The U.S. farmers export products equal to approximately 25% of their income.

The world has put more land under the plow and he feels this and other factors could cause agricultural land values to drop as much as 15%.

Of course during his three-hour presentation Dr. Boehlje

production decisions in the near future.During the Williams County Farmers Union luncheon

attendees will learn how they can easily be advocates of the business of farming. Also, the Williams County Farmers Union has secured a great speaker who will talk, sing, and make us laugh and cry. This presentation by Mark J. Lindquist is titled “Passion! 8 Steps to Find Yours”.

The “Trade Show”, photo contest, and Bread Fair for area 5th grade students will continue as in the past. Watch for more details, as I will bring them to your attention in future weekly columns.

2015 Shrine Hospital Fund Drive

Mercy Medical Charity Ball November 22

Mercy Medical Center is excited to announce the return of its annual Char-

will take place on Saturday, November 22 at the Willis-ton Area Recreation Center. We are pleased to invite you and your business to stand with us as we seek to raise funds dedicated to upgrading to a level II Nursery. As the expected birth rates at Mer-cy continue to increase, the complexity of care needed is changing. A level II Nursery

offers a higher level of ob-servation and allows us to

babies we currently cannot keep. Your support will make a difference in the lives of Mercy parents throughout the region.

Whether you plan to attend the Charity Ball or become a sponsor or both,

valuable cause. Please take a moment to review the ways you can support us through this event. Make an impact and have a ball!

Mercy Medical Center appreciates your partnership. With your help we can con-tinue to grow as the Leading Healthcare Provider in the region.

As limited seats are avail-able to this event, we encour-age you to call and RSVP

missing out on your tickets! Please call 774-7466 to re-quest tickets or for additional information.

West Side School Holds Book Fair Nov.19-21

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You Could Win

The Polar Express!Tickets available now at Ribbon & Rail, Jz Fashions & Coffee Boutique,

Shootin’ Blanks, Party Central & The Sidney Chamber Office

$5 per ticket or $20 for 5 ticketsDrawing to be held 6pm at Shootin’ Blanks. Need NOT be present to win!

Santa’s Workshop! Located in the Village Square Mall• Sugar Cookie Decorating • Ornament Making • Gift Wrapping Station

• Toys 4 Tots Drop-off • Viewing of The Polar Express Train

Food & Beverage Vendors • EntertainmentParade of Lights • 7pm

At The Elks Lodge • 4-6pmChili Cook-OffCall the Chamber To Enter

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Sidney Chamber Office: 909 S Central • Sidney, MT | 433-1916

6A ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014

Williston Chamber 2015 Annual Banquet Meeting Jan. 22

Submitted by Scott J. Meske, PresidentGreetings Williston Area Chamber Members! We are excit-

-ing and Awards Banquet on Thursday, January 22, 2015 at the

Banquet will highlight the people and businesses that make our

Miss North Dakota, Jacky Arness, who was recently

in Atlantic City

Greater North Dakota Chamber, highlighting our 2015 legislature

Board members

are some new ones!)

2015! This will be a business attire-event, and you will not want

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Awards Banquet!

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Amanda Anderson, Clay Fox, Harmonie Hampton, Robert Hor-

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Sidney High School 2014/2015 Honor Roll Quarter 1

By Jacklyn Damm/Richland County Health Department

The American Cancer Great Amer-

on the third

year by encouraging smokers to use the date to make a plan to quit, or to plan in ad-vance and quit smoking that

day, smokers will be taking an important step towards a

Tobacco use remains the single largest preventable

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about 42 million Americans still smoke cigarettes, approx-

million cigar smokers in the

more disturbingly, more than a

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Great American Smokeout Nov. 20

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WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENTSLowest price around. Quick service. Over 300 windshields in stock for cars pickups & semis. Magrum Motors, 18202nd St. W., Williston, 701-572-0114.

WELDINGWelding & repair work. No job is too small. Portable welder,reasonable rates. 701-444-2936.

FARM & RANCHHAY BALERS AND RANCH SUPPLIESTired of wasting hay? Try the Bextra Round Bale Feeder o r the Common Sense double bale feeder. Steel calfshelters (save calves and tax deductable!) Also 24ft steel windbreak, free standing panels. J.D. 535 round baler,Hesston 6550 hay conditioner and a 2007 Case-IH MFWD JX95 loader tractor. Kueffl er Ranch Supply 701-694-3620.

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Help Wanted

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co • A Division of MDU Resources Group, Inc

Are you looking for a fulfilling career with a large regional energy supplier? If so, Montana-Dakota Utilities is looking for you!

Yard Operator in Sidney, MTMajor Responsibilities:

• Performs all duties associated with the operation and maintenance of the grounds and all fuel handling facilities

• Assists other departments in the performance of their duties • Responds to emergencies, scheduled and unscheduled overtime• Subject to rotating shift work

Minimum Qualifications:• High school education and a degree in Power Plant Technology or high school

education and equivalent Power Plant related work experience • Mechanical and basic computer skills with ability to operate heavy work

equipment and ability to work independently • Possess a valid motor vehicle driver’s license

MDU offers: • Competitive salary • Rental Subsidy & Housing assistance available • 401(k) savings plan and retirement contribution • Health, dental, and life insurance

1700 S. Central • Sidney, MT

Is Looking For:• Truck drivers with

current CDL

• Equipment operators

• Mechanics

• Welders

Benefits AvailableWages DOE

Apply in person or Employment Office

Bakken MobileVeterinary ServiceDr. Vince StensonComplete small animal care8 am - 4 pm

Sidney: Tues, Nov 18 & Dec 2, 9Tractor Supply Co.

Bainville: Wed, Dec 10The Welcome Stop

Fairview: Wed, Nov 26The Powder Keg

Culbertson: Wed, Nov 19, 26 & Dec 3, 10, 17

County Ext. Bldg on Main Street

Call for Appointment(701) - 609 - 3705

• Food Services

• Health Information Management Clerk

• Information Systems

• Lodge Temporary RN or LPN

• Radiation Medical Assistant or LPN

• Ward Clerk Medical/Surgical

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Agronomist Position Available Immediately

HELP WANTED FLEET TECHNICIAN POSITIONFami l y owned t ruck ing company seeking to add experienced fl eet technicians to Sidney MT project. The right applicants will have a minimum of 3 years of verifi able Tractor and Trailer repair experience, w e l d i n g e x p e r i e n c e i s preferred but not required, comfort with computers is a plus. Responsibilities will be to provide full maintenance to 14 FL tractors and 34 trailers. The work schedule is fl exible and there is scheduled overtime during the busiest part of the year. We do have housing available for the employee for a reasonable rate. Pay

depends on qualifi cations and experience. Apply online at www.transystemsllc.com or call 406-454-7655 to fi nd out more. You will be GLAD you did. Housing Available.

FLUID SERVICE TECHNICIANFluid service technician I- Competitive pay & benefi ts! Paid vacation! HS diploma, ability to lift 50 lbs, mechanical aptitude. fl uid@fmcti.com.

BARTENDERS WANTEDE n j o y a p r i v a t e c l u b atmosphere. Full & part time bartenders needed at the Elks Lodge, Sidney, MT. Apply in person with Randy, 1pm - 6pm at 123 3rd St. S.W.

WANTED SERVERS & KITCHEN STAFFWage DOE. Apply in person at Cattle-Ac, 119 N. Central Ave., Sidney, MT.

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5 ACRE COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALEConveniently located between Williston & Watford City, right off Hwy 85. Graded recently. Perfect for a new shop, or business! Lots have rural

water, power, RTC, & electric right at the road.Hwy 85, S. on 140th Ave NW, 1/4 mile on right. 406-471-4049.

FOR RENTHOME FOR RENT3bdrm trai ler for rent in Fairview. Background and credit check. $1,500/mo plus deposit. Call 973-6333 or 488-6334, leave message.

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENTRemodeled, furnished room, $720 per month; Sidney, MT. All utilities, cable TV, internet furnished. Washer, dryer available. 218-234-1162 or 406-489-1467.

RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE FOR RENTLocated in downtown Sidney, utilities pd., cell phone booster, wireless internet, $750/mo. Call Linda, 406-489-1945 or Melissa 360-708-8170.

SERVICESCLEANINGWill clean houses, apartments, rental uni ts , work force housing, business offices, anything you need cleaned, I can do. Will do weekly, bi-weekly times available. Will clean around your schedule. Shampoo carpets & deep cleaning as well. 406-478-2 3 7 3 o r 4 0 6 - 4 8 8 - 11 9 2 leave message. References available upon request.

Will Be Closed From 12pm - 1pmEvery Tuesday - Friday

111 West Main • Sidney, MT | Office: 433-3306 • Fax: 433-4114

Do you have news or photos fromMcKenzie County you would like

in The Roundup?CONTACT:

Kathy Taylor in Watford City701-842-6188

BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

OF THE STATE OF MONTANALIQUOR LICENSING

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF ONE ORIGINAL

(NEW) MONTANARETAIL ON PREMISES

CONSUMPTION RESTARUANT BEER AND WINE LICENSE

On September 12, 2014, Jose S. Lopez - Sole Proprietor, filed an application for the issuance

of a license to be used at MUCHO SI, 317 South Ellery Avenue, Fairview, Richland

County, Montana.Protests against an application

must be (1) made in writing, (2) mailed to the Department of Revenue, Liquor Licensing,

PO Box 1712, Helena, Montana 59624-1712, and (3) received

and date stamped by the Department no later than the 8th day of December 2014.

Protests will be accepted from residents of the county from

which the application originates, residents of adjoining counties,

or residents of adjoining counties in another state if the criteria in subsection (4)(d) are

met.Each protestor is required

to mail a separate letter that contains in legible print, the

protestor’s full name, mailing address, and street address. Each letter must be signed by the protestor. Protest

petitions bearing the names and signatures of more than one

protestor will not be considered. Protest letters must provide the trade name, or applicant name

associated with the license being protested for identificationpurposes. Protest letters must

contain a clear statement of the writer’s intent to protest

the application. The grounds for protest of an application for a new license are limited to those set out in section

16-4-405, MCA for denial of a license, and public convenience

and necessity as set forth in section 16-4-203, MCA. Protest

letters which do not provide the information described

in this paragraph will not be considered valid protest letters. Only those grounds for protest raised in valid protest letters will be considered at hearing. An

individual’s testimony at hearing will be limited to the grounds for protest raised in that individual’s

valid protest letter. If the department receives a

sufficient number of protests to require a hearing pursuant to section 16-4-207(4)(a), MCA, a hearing will be scheduled in Helena, Montana. If the

department receives a sufficient number of protests to require a hearing pursuant to section

16-4-207(4)(b), MCA, to determine public convenience and necessity, a hearing will

be held in the county in which the proposed premises is

located. All qualified protestors will be notified of the time, date, and location of the

hearing. Hearings are typically scheduled within 90 days

following the protest deadline. If a sufficient number of protests

to require a hearing are not received and all licensing

criteria have been satisfied, the department may issue

the license without holding a hearing.

DATED: October 29, 2014

BY: Danette TennesonCompliance Specialist

MNAXLP

LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE

BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

OF THE STATE OF MONTANALIQUOR LICENSING

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF ONE ORIGINAL

(NEW) MONTANARETAIL ON-PREMISES

CONSUMPTION BEER AND WINE GAMING RESTRICTED LICENSE

On October 24, 2014, Linda C. Fillinger - Sole Proprietor, filed an application for the issuance of a

license to be used at SIDNEY PUB, 900 1/2 South Central Avenue,

Sidney, Richland County, Montana.Protests against an application must be (1) made in writing, (2) mailed to the Department of Revenue, Liquor Licensing, PO Box 1712, Helena,

Montana 59624-1712, and (3) received and date stamped by the Department no later than the 22nd day of December, 2014. Protests

will be accepted from residents of the county from which the

application originates, residents of adjoining counties, or residents of adjoining counties in another state if the criteria in subsection (4)(d)

are met.Each protestor is required to mail a separate letter that contains in legible print, the protestor’s full

name, mailing address, and street address. Each letter must be

signed by the protestor. Protest petitions bearing the names and

signatures of more than one protestor will not be considered. Protest letters must provide the trade name, or applicant name

associated with the license being protested for identification purposes.Protest letters must contain a clear

statement of the writer’s intent to protest the application. The

grounds for protest of an application for a new license are limited to those

set out in section 16-4-405, MCA for denial of a license, and public convenience and necessity as set

forth in section 16-4-203, MCA. Protest letters which do not provide

the information described in this paragraph will not be considered valid protest letters. Only those

grounds for protest raised in valid protest letters will be considered at hearing. An individual’s testimony

at hearing will be limited to the grounds for protest raised in that

individual’s valid protest letter. If the department receives a

sufficient number of protests to require a hearing pursuant to

section 16-4-207(4)(a), MCA, a hearing will be scheduled in Helena, Montana. If the department receives

a sufficient number of protests to require a hearing pursuant to section 16-4-207(4)(b), MCA, to

determine public convenience and necessity, a hearing will be held in the county in which the proposed premises is located. All qualified protestors will be notified of the time, date, and location of the

hearing. Hearings are typically scheduled within 90 days following

the protest deadline. If a sufficient number of protests to require a hearing are not received and all licensing criteria have been

satisfied, the department may issue the license without holding a

hearing.

DATED: November 14, 2014 BY: Danette TennesonCompliance Specialist

MNAXLP

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2014 Soup Cook-Off Looking for Participants

Submitted by Kim SimmondsExecutive Director, MonDak Heritage Center

The MonDak Heritage Center is looking for participants for our 2014 Soup Cook-Off, taking place as part of the MonDak

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our Soup Champ trophy.

register. For more information, for rules or to register, please

Erik Larsen, 2013 Soup Champ

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Sidney Middle School Wrestlers Compete in Forsyth Tourney

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points.

against his opponent on Saturday at the Forsyth

Lunch Menus

Sidney SchoolThurs., Nov. 20th: Mashed potatoes and hamburger gravy,

Fri., Nov. 21st: BBQ riblets,

Mon., Nov. 24th: Toasted ham

Tues., Nov. 25th: Cheese-burgers, calico tots, mandarin

Wed., Nov. 26th: Rau School

Thurs., Nov. 20th: Super

Fri., Nov. 21st: Soup and

Mon., Nov. 24th: Egg roll, rice,

Tues., Nov. 25th: Wed., Nov. 26th:

Savage SchoolThurs., Nov. 20th: Taco

Fri., Nov. 21st: Chicken strips

Mon., Nov. 24th: Pulled

Tues., Nov. 25th: Turkey

Wed., Nov. 26th:

Froid SchoolThur., Nov. 20th: Clam chowder soup, bologna sand-

Fri., Nov. 21st: Chicken nuggets, au gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables, salad

Mon., Nov. 24th: Tuna casse-

Tues., Nov. 25th: Beef taqui-tos, corn chips with cheese, fuit

Wed., Nov. 26th:

Lambert SchoolThurs., Nov. 20th: Chicken patty, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, pears,

Fri., Nov. 21st: Hamburgers,fries, fresh veggies, fresh fruit,

Mon., Nov. 24th: Egg rolls, rice, stir fry vegetables, pineapple,

Tues., Nov. 25th: Chili, buns,

Wed., Nov. 26th: Super salad

Culbertson SchoolThur., Nov. 20th: Chicken soft tacos, peaches, and

Fri., Nov. 21st: Loaded baked

Mon., Nov. 24th: Chicken strips,tater tots, peas, mandarin orang-

Tues., Nov. 25th: Rib pattysandwiches, chips, bbq beans,

Wed., Nov. 26th: Chicken friedsteak, mashed potatoes and gravy, dinner rolls, corn, peaches

Richey SchoolThurs., Nov. 20th: Corn dogs, potato smiles, peas,

Fri., Nov. 21st: Scalloped potatoes & ham, green beans,

Mon., Nov. 24th: Chicken

Tues., Nov. 25th: Potato soup, ham sandwich, applesauce,

Wed., Nov. 26th: Super na-

Fairview SchoolThur., Nov. 20th: Turkey, mashed potates & gravy,

Fri., Nov. 21st:

Mon., Nov. 24th: Philly cheese sloppy joes, cooked carrots,

Tues., Nov. 25th: Sweet potato

Wed., Nov. 26th: Chicken

East FairviewThurs., Nov. 20th: Chicken patty, mashed potatoes,

Fri., Nov. 21st: Mon., Nov. 24th: Grilled cheese,

Tues., Nov. 25th: Sloppy joes,

Wed., Nov. 26th: Turkey, mashed potatoes, green beancasserole, cranberry sauce,

Bainville SchoolThur., Nov. 20th: Thanksgiv-

Fri., Nov. 21st: Scalloped potatoes with ham, green

Mon., Nov. 24th:Fish, pota-

Tues., Nov. 25th: Taco-in-a-

Wed., Nov. 26th: Pizza,

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The grand winner of Red Ribbon week (Nov. 3 - 6) is Taylor Walla, a kindergarten student at Central Elementary School. Walla, pictured with Fairview Police Chief Cal Seadeek, L, and Richland Co. Sheriff Brad Baisch, won a ride with three other students from neighboring schools in a limousine and enjoyed lunch together and had a great time. (Submitted by Terry Bolen)

Red Ribbon Week Winner

HockeySat, Nov 22

Sidney Jr. Gold at Bismarck Jambo-ree, TBA

Watford City Girls 19U at Crosby, 6:15 pm

Watford City Girls 12U at Crosby, 1:45 pm

Watford City PeeWee at Crosby, 3:15 pm

Watford City Bantam at Crosby, 4:45 pm

Watford City Squirts at Crosby, TBAWatford City Jr. Gold A at Crosby,

8:30 pmWatford City Jr. Gold B at Crosby,

8:30 pm

Sun, Nov 23Crosby at Sidney Girls 12U, 12 pmGlasgow at Watford City Girls 12U,

10 am

Fri, Nov 28Watford City Jr. Gold A vs Williston at

Sidney Tourney, 5 pmRegina Blues Jr. Gold vs Sidney at

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Sat, Nov 29Hazen at Watford City Girls 19U, 3 pmRegina Blues vs Watford City Jr. Gold

B at Sidney Tourney, 9:30 am

Watford City Jr. Gold A vs Sidney at Sidney Tourney, 12 pm

Williston Jr. Gold vs Regina Blues at Sidney Tourney, 2:30 pm

Watford City Jr. Gold B vs Watford City Jr. Gold A at Sidney Tourney, 5 pm

Sun, Nov 30Crosby at Watford City PeeWee, 3 pmSidney Jr. Gold vs Williston at Sidney

Tourney, 9 pmWatford City Jr. Gold A vs Regina

Blues at Sidney Tourney, 11:30 amWatford City Jr. Gold B vs Sidney at

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28 Black Bred Cows, 8 head of 3 yr olds, 1 head of 6 yr olds, 3 head of 8 yr olds & 16 Short Term, Bulls ~ Leland & Kuester Red Angus, April 15th Calving

15 head of 10 yr old Red Angus Bred Cows, Bred Red & Black, April 5th Calving

100 red bred Hfrs, AI’d, calve March 15 through April 15

MonDak Area StockgrowersAnnual Meeting & Dinner

Thurs, Nov 20 • Sidney Elks LodgeSocial: 6pm • Meeting & Dinner: 6:30pm • $20 Per Plate

Come have a voice in your industry & learn about

current issues facing the beef industry. We need you to

make our association work – your input, your ideas & your

participation will keep this industry strong & united!

There Will Be Door Prizes!Informative speakers & business meeting to be held.

Annual awards & officer elections – if you are interested in serving as an officer or director, please contact Jerry McMillan at 406-569-2020. Meeting & dinner sponsored by Yellowstone Bank & Sidney Livestock Market Center

Thank You!

ROUNDUP, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2014 11A

Installed

Ximena Malloy;

Kinley Wieland

By Meagan Dotson Sidney native and 2002

high school graduate Nicole (DeVries) Rowley was recently elected as Missoula County Commissioner; one of three County Commissioners, Row-

anticipation for the changes that she hopes to make in the

“I really feel that I can do more for the county,” Row-ley said of her decision to

can get the county to move

Rowley made the de-cision to run with a “Fresh voice, Fresh energy” cam-

candidate, communicating a strong need for transparency

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growth policy which challeng-es her to maintain rural areas

agriculture while identifying land for housing and develop-

improve the safety of women and children and she is looking forward to working with the

way of life,” Rowley comment-

my community,”Having always wanted

to live and work in the area, Rowley admits that she never

in San Diego and receiving

Biology from Dickinson State University in North Dakota, she attended the Universi-ty of Utah and earned her PhD in Pharmacology and

as a post-doctoral fellow at

in Hamilton, MT and later ac-cepted a position as the Health and Nutrition Manager for Rav-

Rowley is an Environmental Specialist with the Missoula City-County Health Depart-

community services gave

analytical and focusing on

practiced skills that she feels

her community as an elected

She is also focused on the economy and how to create

Negotiations with the county

process and stagnating prog-

the regulatory process” while maintaining good relations

-

“Interpretation of regu-

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Despite the challenges she faces, Rowley is hopeful

very grateful for the oppor-

Rowley currently lives in

Steve Rowley and their daugh-

looks forward to her position as Missoula County Com-

involved and connected with

Sidney Native Elected Missoula County Commissioner

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Carpenter-Fite Announce Engagement

Wendy R Fite, Minot, ND, and Terry S. Carpenter, Minot, ND, have announced their engagement. Carpenter is the son of Rocky and Nancy Carpenter, Sidney, and graduated from Sidney High School in 1998. He is currently employed with the United States Air Force. Fite is the daughter of Jane Inda, Berlin, WI, and graduated from Wautoma High School in 2001. She went

of Science degree majoring in Kinesiology: Exercise Science. An August 8, 2015 wedding is planned at the Florian Gardens in Eau Claire, WI .

Robert and Schatzi (Jore) Trones, of Williston, North Da-kota, announce their forthcoming marriage Nov. 29 in Williston,

and Bob & Judy Trones formerly of Williston, most recently of Mountain Grove, Missouri. Grandparents are Kenneth & Verniz Jore of McIntosh, MN.

Wedding Announcement

Nourish Your Brain for Optimal Health

Submitted by Marcia Hellandsaas, NDSU Extension Agent- McKenzie County

Do you know that cognitive decline can be delayed evenlater in life if you make lifestyle changes?

Many studies done on brain health have indicated thatimproving your diet and exercising your brain can help cog-nitive activity. Eating healthful, physical activity and keepingyour brain sharp with games and learning are all important fora healthy brain.

to improve your brain health, the NDSU Extension Service wouldlike to help. Nourish Your Brain will be held at 10 am on Thursday,November 20 at First Lutheran Church Basement in Watford City.

This class is part of NDSU-

ers and Beyond program. Theprogram is designed to providerural North Dakotans age 50and over with information andstrategies to reduce their riskof developing chronic diseas-es. However, any adult can

Nourishing Boomers andBeyond offers classes on adifferent topic each month.Participants will be able totake part in hands-on activities

receive materials such ashandouts and healthful recipesto take home.

-site at www.ndsu.edu/boomers

class or want more informa-tion on the topic covered in asession. Anyone can sign upfor the free monthly newsletterby visiting the website or con-tacting the McKenzie County

-landsaas@ndsu.edu.

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22................................. Jr. Gold at Bismarck Jamboree, TBA23..............................................Girls 12U (H) Crosby, 12 pm28-30 ...................................... Jr. Gold (H) Tournament, TBA

December5..................................................Jr. Gold (A) Fargo, 6:30 pm5-7 ....................... Girls U19 (A) Bozeman Tournament, TBA6..................................Squirts (A) Miles City Jamboree, TBA PeeWee (H) Watford City, 4 pm Bantam (H) Rugby, 7 pm Jr. Gold (A) Mayport, 11 am7...........................................Squirts (A) Miles City Jamboree Bantam (H) Minot, 12 pm Jr. Gold (A) Minot, 10 am12..............................................Girls U19 (H) Williston, 7 pm Girls 12U (A) Grand Forks, 7 pm PeeWee (A) Watford City, 6 pm Jr. Gold (A) Langdon, 6 pm12-14 ......................... Bantam (A) Devils Lake Tourney, TBA13..........................................Girls 12U (A) Devils Lake, TBA PeeWee (H) Crosby, 1 pm Jr. Gold (A) Grand Forks, 5:45 pm14..................................... Girls 12U (A) Bottineau, 11:15 am PeeWee (A) Dickinson, 3:30 pm Jr. Gold (A) Park River, 11 am16.......................................Girls U19 (A) Dickinson, 5:30 pm Jr. Gold (A) Dickinson, 7:30 pm19........................................Girls 12U (H) Watford City, 5 pm Jr. Gold (H) Watford City, 7 pm20................................................Girls U19 (H) Crosby, 5 pm Girls 12U (H) Minot, 1 pm PeeWee (A) Minot Maroon, 8:15 am21.....................................Girls 12U (A) Dickinson, 11:30 am PeeWee (A) Minot Black, 4 pm27..........................................All Teams Alumni Tourney, TBA

January2-4 ................................... Girls U19 (A) Aberdeen Tourney, TBA Girls 12U (A) Fargo Tourney, TBA Jr. Gold (H) Fargo, 7 pm3...............................................PeeWee (H) Dickinson, 1 pm Bantam (A) Minot, 11 am Jr. Gold (H) Park River, 7 pm4..........................................PeeWee (H) Minot Black, 12 pm Bantam (A) Bismarck, 10 am Jr. Gold (A) Watford City, 12 pm9-11 ....................................PeeWee (A) Fargo Tourney, TBA9.............................................. Girls U19 (H) Bismarck, 7 pm Bantam (A) Crosby, 7 pm10........................................Girls U19 (H) Watford City, 5 pm Girls 12U (H) Dickinson, 1 pm Jr. Gold (H) Grand Forks, 7:00 pm11 ............................................Girls U19 (H) Hazen, 2:30 pm Girls 12U (H) Bismarck, 1 pm Jr. Gold (H) Langdon, 10 am13.............................................. Jr. Gold (H) Dickinson, 7 pm16-18 .................................. Bantam (A) Fargo Tourney, TBA16..............................................Girls U19 (A) Williston, 7 pm Girls 12U (A) Williston, 5:15 pm Jr. Gold (H) Crosby, 7 pm

17.............................................. Girls U19 (H) Mandan, 5 pm PeeWee (A) Bismarck White, 12:30 pm Jr. Gold (H) Mayport, 7 pm18.........................................Girls U19 (A) Glasgow, 1:30 pm Girls 12U (A) Glasgow, 11 am PeeWee (A) Bismarck Red, 10:15 am Jr. Gold (H) Minot, 12 pm20........................................Girls U19 (A) Bismarck JV, 4 pm23-25 ..................................PeeWee (A) Minot Tourney, TBA Jr. Gold (A) Grand Forks Tourney, TBA23.........................................Girls U19 (A) West Fargo, 7 pm24.............................................Girls U19 (A) Mayport, 11 am Bantam (H) Watford City, 3 pm25......................................... Girls U19 (A) Wahpeton, 11 am Girls 12U (H) Williston, 1 pm30-Feb 1 ............................. Jr. Gold (A) Fargo Tourney, TBA30...........................................Girls 12U (H) Wahpeton, 7 pm PeeWee (A) Williston, 5 pm Bantam (H) Bismarck, 5 pm31............................................. Girls U19 (H) Glasgow, 6 pm Girls 12U (H) Fargo Blue, 10 am PeeWee (H) Bismarck White, 1 pm

February1.........................................Girls 12U (H) Jamestown, 10 am PeeWee (H) Bismarck Red, 12 pm Bantam (A) Rugby, 12 pm Jr. Gold (A) Fargo Tourney, TBA6..............................................Girls U19 (H) Bottineau, 7 pm PeeWee (A) Mandan, 8 pm7...........................................Girls U19 (H) Park River, 11 am Girls 12U (A) Minot, 12 pm Jr. Gold (H) Watford City B, 4 pm8............................................. Girls U19 (H) Langdon, 10 am Girls 12U (A) Bismarck, 10:15 am Bantam (A) Williston, 1:45 pm13........................................Girls U19 (A) Bismarck, 7:15 pm Jr. Gold (H) Crosby, 7:00 pm14.................................................. Girls U19 (A) Hazen, TBA PeeWee (H) Mandan, 5 pm15........................................Girls U19 (A) Mandan, 11:30 am PeeWee (H) Williston, 1 pm Bantam (A) Watford City, 2 pm19.......................................Girls U19 (H) Dickinson, 6:30 pm20............................................Jr. Gold (A) Watford City, TBA21 & 22 ................................Squirts (A) Rugby Tourney, TBA21........................................Girls U19 (A) Watford City, 6 pm Girls 12U (A) Watford City, 2 pm PeeWee (H) Minot Maroon, 1 pm Bantam (H) Crosby 4 pm22................................................ Girls U19 (A) Crosby, 2 pm PeeWee (A) Crosby, 12 pm Jr. Gold (A) Crosby, 4 pm28................................................ Bantam (H) Williston, 1 pm

March1................................................ Girls 12U (A) Crosby, 12 pm5-7 ....................................... Jr. Gold (A) State Tourney, TBA6-8 .....................................Girls U19 (A) State Tourney, TBA PeeWee (A) State Tourney, TBA13-15 .................................Girls 12U (A) State Tourney, TBA Bantam (A) State Tourney, TBA

GymnasticsDate ........................................Event .......................................................LocationDec.6-7 ................................................................ Dullem Quali� er .................................................................................. DickinsonJan. 9-11 .............................................................. MT State Cup .......................................................................................... HelenaJan. 17-18............................................................ Julie Ziegler Invite ................................................................................ BismarckJan. 23-25............................................................ TBA ........................................................................................................MandanJan. 30-31............................................................ Yellowstone Invite ................................................................................... BillingsFeb. 7-8 ............................................................... Kim Lup Memorial ...................................................................................... MinotFeb. 13-15 ........................................................... Meet at the Mall ...................................................................................BozemanFeb. 21-22 ........................................................... Winter Escape ...................................................................................JamestownMar. 7-8 ............................................................... Sadie Warren ............................................................................................. MinotMar. 27-29 ........................................................... State ...................................................................................................Bozeman

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Date .................................................................. Opponent .................................................Home/AwayDec. 5-6 ...................................................................................... Eagle Invite ................................................................................HomeDec. 9 .............................................................................................. Baker ...................................................................................... AwayDec. 11 ................................................................................ Dillon/Columbia Falls .......................................................................... AwayDec. 12-13 ...................................................................................Butte Duals .................................................................................. AwayDec. 12-13 .................................................................................. Forsyth (JV) ................................................................................. AwayDec. 16 .......................................................................................Watford City ...............................................................................HomeDec. 19-20 ................................................................................Gillette Tourney .............................................................................. AwayDec. 19-20 ..........................................................................Dickinson Tourney (JV) ........................................................................ AwayJan. 2-3............................................................................................ Fargo ...................................................................................... AwayJan. 6 ............................................................................................ Miles City ................................................................................... AwayJan. 9-10..................................................................................Bismarck Rotary .............................................................................. AwayJan. 15 .........................................................................................Dickinson .................................................................................HomeJan. 16-17............................................................................ Cowboy at Miles City .......................................................................... AwayJan. 20 ..........................................................................................Glasgow ..................................................................................HomeJan. 23-24................................................................................... Baker Duals ................................................................................. AwayJan. 27 .......................................................................................... Miles City ................................................................................... AwayJan. 30 ..........................................................................................Glendive ..................................................................................HomeJan. 31 ....................................................................................... Blgs. Tourney ................................................................................ AwayFeb. 7 ...................................................................................Divisionals at Hardin .......................................................................... AwayFeb. 14-15 ................................................................................State at Billings .............................................................................. Away

Date ..................................................................................................... OpponentNov. 1 .................................................................................................................................................................... Billings SkyviewNov. 15 .............................................................................................................................................................................Miles CityNov. 22 .............................................................................................................................................................................. GlasgowDec. 6 ................................................................................................................................................................................... HardinDec. 13 .................................................................................................................................................................... Billings CentralJan. 10 ................................................................................................................................................................................... LaurelJan. 17 .................................................................................................................................................................................HuntleyJan. 24 .........................................................................................................................................................Divisionals at GlendiveJan. 30-31...................................................................................................................................................State at Columbia Falls

Date ................. Opponent .............Home/Away ..............TimeDec. 9.................................. Williston .................................. Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmDec. 16.................................Williston ....................................Away ..................... 3/4:45/6:30 pmDec. 20............................... Miles City ................................. Home .........................5/6:30/8 pmDec. 22............................... Wolf Point ..................................Away ................ 4:15/5:45/7:30 pmJan. 2..................................Glasgow .................................. Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmJan. 3.................................... Hardin .....................................Away .........................12/1:30/3 pmJan. 6................................ Plentywood .................................Away ...........................4/5:30/7 pmJan. 16............................ Blgs. Central .............................. Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmJan. 17.................................. Laurel .................................... Home .........................1/2:30/4 pmJan. 22.................................Glasgow ....................................Away .................. 3:30/5/6:30/8 pmJan. 24................................Miles City ...................................Away ................ 4:15/5:45/7:30 pmJan. 29...............................Wolf Point ................................. Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmJan. 31..................................Hardin .................................... Home .......................12/1:30/3 pmFeb. 5............................... Plentywood ............................... Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmFeb. 6..................................Glendive .................................. Home ...............4:15/5:45/7:30 pmFeb. 13............................. Blgs. Central ................................Away ................ 4:15/5:45/7:30 pmFeb. 14...................................Laurel ......................................Away ...........................1/2:30/4 pmFeb. 20................................ Glendive ...................................Away ................ 4:15/5:45/7:30 pmFeb. 26-28 ............. Divisionals at Blgs. Metra ......................Away .......................................TBAMar. 5-7 ........................State at Hamilton .............................Away .......................................TBA

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Date ........... Opponent ..........Location ..........Girls ............ BoysDec. 12 ............. Plentywood ...............Wolf Point ............ 3:00 pm ............ 4:30 pm

Dec. 13 .............. Wolf Point ................Wolf Point ............ 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Dec. 19 ..................Circle .....................Fairview ............. 6:00 pm ...........7:30 pm

Dec. 20 ................... R&L ...................... Lambert.............. 4:00 pm ............ 5:30 pm

Jan. 2 ...................MonDak ....................Westby .............. 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Jan. 3 .................Brockton ..................Fairview ............. 4:00 pm ...........5:30 pm

Jan. 8 .....................R&L ......................Fairview ............. 6:00 pm ...........7:30 pm

Jan. 9 ...................Bainville ................... Bainville ............. 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Jan. 16 ................ Savage ...................Fairview ............. 6:00 pm ...........7:30 pm

Jan. 17 ...............Culbertson ............... Culbertson ........... 4:00 pm ............ 5:30 pm

Jan. 23 ............... Froid/Lake ................Med. Lake ............ 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Jan. 30 ...................Circle ....................... Circle................ 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Jan. 31 ................MonDak ...................Fairview ............. 4:00 pm ...........5:30 pm

Feb. 6 ................. Brockton ..................Brockton ............. 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Feb. 7 ................. Bainville ..................Fairview ............. 4:00 pm ...........5:30 pm

Feb. 12 ................ Savage ....................Savage .............. 6:00 pm ............ 7:30 pm

Feb. 13 ............. Froid/Lake ................Fairview ............. 6:00 pm ...........7:30 pm

Feb. 14 .............Culbertson ................Fairview ............. 4:00 pm ...........5:30 pm

Feb. 16-21 .....District Tourney .............. Sidney ................. TBA .................... TBA

Feb. 25-28 ......Eastern C Divisional............ Wolf Point .............. TBA .................... TBA

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Mar. 12-14 ...... State C Boys .............. Billings .............................................. TBA

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Date ......... Opponent ......Location ........... Girls ...............BoysDec. 5 ........... Trenton ..........Bainville ............6:00 pm ........................Dec. 6 ..........Brockton ........Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmDec. 12 ......... MonDak ..........Westby ............. 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmDec. 13 .......Froid/Lake .......Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmDec. 19 ....... Sidney JV ........Bainville .....................................7:30 pmDec. 20 ..........Savage ...........Savage ............. 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmJan. 2 .............. R&L ............Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmJan. 6 ........... Trenton ..........Bainville ............6:00 pm ........................Jan. 9 ...........Fairview .........Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmJan. 10 ........ Culbertson ..... Culbertson .......... 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmJan. 16 ........ Froid/Lake ...........Froid ............... 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pm

Date ......... Opponent ......Location ........... Girls ...............BoysJan. 17 ...........Circle ...........Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmJan. 23 ..........Brockton .........Brockton ............ 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmJan. 24 ...........Trinity ...........Bainville .....................................6:00 pmJan. 30 ............. R&L ............. Lambert ............. 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmJan. 31 ...... Culbertson .......Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmFeb. 6 ...........MonDak .........Bainville ............6:00 pm ...........7:30 pmFeb. 7 ........... Fairview ......... Fairview ............ 6:00 pm ........... 7:30 pmFeb. 16-21 District Tourney .... Sidney ................. TBA .....................TBAFeb. 25-28 Eastern C Divisionals Wolf Point ........ TBA .....................TBAMar. 5-7 ....Class C State .....Missoula ............... TBA ...........................Mar. 12-14 Class C State ...... Billings .............................................TBA

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22.................................................Girls 19U (A) Crosby, 6:15 pm....................................................................Girls 12U (A) Crosby...................................................... PeeWee (A) Crosby, 3:15 pm......................................................Bantams (A) Crosby, 4:45 pm...............................................................Squirts (A) Crosby, TBA.................................................... Jr. Gold A (A) Crosby, 8:30 pm.................................................... Jr. Gold B (A) Crosby, 8:30 pm23.................................................Girls 12U (H) Glasgow, 10 am29 & 30 ................................ Jr. Gold A (A) Sidney Tourney, TBA.............................................Jr. Gold B (A) Sidney Tourney, TBA29...................................................... Girls 19U (H) Hazen, 3 pm30.......................................................PeeWee (H) Crosby, 3 pm

December5.......................................................PeeWee (H) Williston, 7 pm6.......................................................Girls 19U (H) Crosby, 1 pm........................................................... PeeWee (A) Sidney, 5 pm..............................................................Squirts (H) Sidney, 3 pm....................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Park River, 7 pm.................................................... Jr. Gold B (A) Langdon, 10 am7..........................................................Bantams (A) Rugby, 1 pm.....................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Langdon, 12 pm..................................................Jr. Gold B (A) Park River, 12 pm9..............................................Jr. Gold A (A) Dickinson, 7:30 pm12...............................................Girls 12U (A) Jamestown, 7 pm........................................................... PeeWee (H) Sidney, 7 pm13............................................... Girls 12U (A) Fargo Blue, 9 am.....................................................Girls 12U (A) Wahpeton, 5 pm......................................................... PeeWee (A) Mandan, 3 pm........................................................... Jr. Gold B (A) Minot, 3 pm14.................................................Girls 12U (A) Fargo, 10:30 pm...........................................................Bantams (A) Minot, 12 pm19...................................................... Girls 12U (A) Sidney, 6 pm...................................................Bantams (A) Williston B1, 2 pm..........................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Sidney, 8 pm20...............................................Girls 19U (A) Williston, 2:15 pm....................................................Jr. Gold A (H) Park River, 5 pm.......................................................Jr. Gold B (H) MayPort, 2 pm21............................................. Girls 12U (A) Bismarck, 2:45 pm................................................Jr. Gold B (H) Grand Forks, 1 pm

January2.................................................. Jr. Gold A (A) Crosby, 7:30 pm.............................................. Jr. Gold B (H) Park River, 7:30 pm3.........................................PeeWee (A) Bismarck Red, 4:15 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold A (H) Fargo, 11 am..................................................Bantams (A) Bismarck, 2:30 pm...........................................................Jr. Gold B (H) Fargo, 7 pm4.................................... PeeWee (A) Bismarck White, 12:45 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold B (H) Sidney, 1 pm8..............................................Jr. Gold A (H) Dickinson, 7:30 pm9-11 ...............................Bantams (A) Grand Forks Tourney, TBA9.........................................................Girls 19U (A) Hazen, 7 pm.................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Grand Forks, 7 pm......................................................Jr. Gold B (H) Langdon, 9 pm10...................................................... Girls 19U (A) Sidney, 6 pm...................................................... PeeWee (H) Dickinson, 1 pm.......................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Langdon, 5 pm.........................................................Jr. Gold B (H) Crosby, 3 pm11 ....................................................Girls 19U (H) Mandan, 1 pm........................................................... PeeWee (H) Minot, 11 am............................................................. PeeWee (H) Minot, 3 pm16......................................................Girls 19U (A) Crosby, 8 pm..........................................................Girls 12U (A) Crosby, 6 pm.......................................................Jr. Gold A (H) MayPort, 7 pm

17................................................... Girls 19U (A) Glasgow, 4 pm....................................................... Girls 12U (A) Glasgow, 2 pm........................................................... PeeWee (A) Crosby, 3 pm............................................................Jr. Gold A (A) Minot, 3 pm18..................................................Girls 19U (H) Bismarck, 9 pm...............................................Girls 12U (H) Grand Forks, 11 am23-25 .......................... Jr. Gold A (A) Grand Forks Tourney, TBA23............................................................Girls 19U (A) Bottineau24............................................... Girls 19U (A) Landgdon, 11 am.................................................... Girls 19U (A) Park River, 4 pm...........................................................Bantams (A) Sidney, 4 pm25.............................................. Girls 19U (A) Grand Forks, TBA.............................................................Bantams (H) Minot, 1 pm30........................................................Girls 12U (H) Minot, 5 pm.............................................PeeWee (H) Bismarck White, 7 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold B (A) Crosby, 6 pm31...................................................Girls 19U (H) Glasgow, 1 pm................................................ Girls 12U (H) Devils Lake, 11 am................................................................Girls 12U (H) Bottineau................................................PeeWee (H) Bismarck Red, 3 pm............................................. Jr. Gold A (H) Watford City B, 7 pm....................................................... Jr. Gold B (H) Watford City A

February1.....................................................Bantams (H) Bismarck, 1 pm6............................................................... Girls 19U (H) MayPort....................................................... Girls 12U (H) Williston, 5 pm............................................................Jr. Gold A (H) Minot, 7 pm7...........................................................Girls 19U (H) Fargo, TBA...................................................Girls 19U (H) Wahpeton, 11 am.......................................................... Bantams (H) Crosby, 1 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold A (H) Crosby, 7 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold B (A) Sidney, 5 pm8................................................ Girls 19U (H) West Fargo, 9 am.........................................................PeeWee (A) Williston, 1 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold B (H) Minot, 11 am13..............................................Jr. Gold A (A) Grand Forks, TBA.......................................................Jr. Gold B (A) MayPort, 8 pm14...............................................Girls 19U (A) Mandan, 7:30 pm....................................................Girls 12U (A) Dickinson, 11 am.......................................................PeeWee (A) Dickinson, 1 pm....................................................... Jr. Gold A (A) MayPort, 1 pm...........................................................Jr. Gold B (A) Fargo, 4 pm15........................................... Girls 19U (A) Bismarck, 11:45 pm....................................................... PeeWee (H) Mandan, 11 am...........................................................Bantams (H) Sidney, 3 pm......................................................... Jr. Gold A (A) Fargo, 11 am................................................. Jr. Gold B (A) Grand Forks, TBA20....................................................Girls 12U (A) Williston, 7 pm......................................................Bantams (A) Crosby, 6:15 pm..........................................................Jr. Gold A (H) Sidney, 7 pm21......................................................Girls 19U (H) Sidney, 5 pm..........................................................Girls 12U (H) Sidney, 3 pm............................................. Jr. Gold A (H) Watford City B, 7 pm............................................. Jr. Gold B (H) Watford City A, 7 pm22................................................... Girls 19U (H) Williston, 3 pm.................................................... Girls 12U (H) Bismarck, 11 am...................................................Bantams (A) Williston B1, 1 pm28.......................................................Girls 19U (H) Crosby, TBA...........................................................Girls 12U (H) Crosby, TBA............................................................ PeeWee (H) Crosby, TBA.......................................................... Jr. Gold A (H) Crosby, TBA.......................................................... Jr. Gold B (H) Crosby, TBA

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Date ...............Opponent ............... Location .......... TimeJan. 16 ......................... Rugby ................................ Rugby .......................TBAJan. 17 ......................... Rugby ................................ Rugby .......................TBAJan. 23 ........ Beulah, Bowman County ...........Watford City ...........6:00 pmJan. 24 ........... Levi Wisness Classic ..............Watford City ......... 11:00 amJan. 29 .............Hettinger–Scranton ................Watford City ...........6:30 pmJan. 30 ...............New Salem–Almont ............ New Salem-Almont .............TBAJan. 31 ..................... New Salem .................. New Salem-Almont .............TBAFeb. 5 ......................New Salem .......................Watford City ...........6:30 pmFeb. 7 ........................ Hettinger ............................ Hettinger .....................TBAFeb. 14 ..................Standing Rock ....................Standing Rock .................TBAFeb. 19-21 .......... State Tournament ........................Fargo ........................TBA

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Date ............ Opponent ..............Location .........TimeDec. 2 ......................Heart River .......................Watford City ...........7:15 pmDec. 9, 11, 13 ...Rough Rider Tourney .....................Killdeer .......................TBADec. 22 ................... Bishop Ryan ...................... Bishop Ryan ............7:30 pmDec. 29 ......... Our Redeemers Christian ......Our Redeemers High ......5:45 pmJan. 2 ....................... Bottineau ........................Watford City ...........7:00 pmJan. 3 ............................. Ray .................................... Ray ...................2:30 pmJan. 9 .......................... Beach ...........................Watford City ...........7:30 pmJan. 10 ......................... Hazen ................................ Hazen ................6:00 pmJan. 12 ...................... New Town .......................... New Town ..............7:15 pmJan. 22 ........................ Trenton .............................. Trenton ................7:30 pmJan. 24 .........................Beulah ................................Beulah .................5:00 pmJan. 27 ....................... Stanley ..........................Watford City ...........7:15 pmJan. 30 ............... Divide County High ............ Divide County High ......7::30 pmJan. 31 ........................Bowman ..............................Bowman ................5:00 pmFeb. 3 .........................Parshall ..........................Watford City ...........7:15 pmFeb. 5 ..........................Killdeer ................................Killdeer .................8:00 pmFeb. 7 .................Dickinson Trinity ..................Watford City ...........7:00 pmFeb. 12-14 ............ District Tourney .............Williston State College ...........TBAFeb. 23, 24, 26 ....Regional Tourney ..................... New Town ....................TBAMar. 5-7 ................. State Tourney ......................Minot Dome ...................TBA

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Date .........Opponent ......Location ....... Girls ......BoysDec. 6 ............................... Bainville ............................Bainville ....................... 6:00 pm ................7:30 pmDec. 12 .....................Wolf Point Tourney .................. Wolf Point ........................ TBA .........................TBADec. 13 .....................Wolf Point Tourney .................. Wolf Point ........................ TBA .........................TBADec. 19 ................................ R&L ..............................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmJan. 2 .............................Froid/Lake .........................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmJan. 3 ................................ Fairview ............................Fairview ....................... 4:00 pm ................5:30 pmJan. 9 ................................Savage ............................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:00 pmJan. 10 ................................ Circle.................................Circle ......................... 6:00 pm ................7:30 pmJan. 16 ...................... Westby/Grenora ....................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmJan. 17 ..................................R&L .................................Richey ........................ 4:30 pm ................6:00 pmJan. 23 .............................Bainville ...........................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmJan. 24 ............................ Culbertson ........................Culbertson ..................... 6:00 pm ................7:30 pmJan. 30 ...............................Opheim ............................. Scobey ........................ 6:00 pm .............................Jan. 30 ...............................Scobey ............................. Scobey ......................................................7:30 pmJan. 31 ...............................Savage ............................. Savage ....................... 4:00 pm ................5:30 pmFeb. 6 ...............................Fairview ...........................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmFeb. 7 ............................. Froid/Lake ............................. Froid ......................... 4:30 pm ................5:30 pmFeb. 10 .......................... Culbertson .........................Brockton ......................6:00 pm .............. 7:30 pmFeb. 15 .......................Westby/Grenora ......................Grenora ....................... 4:00 pm ................5:30 pmFeb. 16-21 ...................District Tourney ........................Sidney ........................... TBA .........................TBAFeb. 25-28 ...................... Divisionals......................... Wolf Point ........................ TBA .........................TBAMar. 5-7 ...........................State Girls .......................... Missoula ......................... TBA ................................Mar. 12-14 ...................... State Boys ...........................Billings ............................................................TBA

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