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Minot State and has art featured atour NDSU location andMinotlocation.”When first entering the establish-

ment, the impression is of an open-plan seating arrangement, but it isdivided into a family restaurantand bar area restricted to over 21.“That’s where we have the racierpieces,” said Halvorson Lunski.She is referring primarily to the

bar itself, covered with pinup pho-tos under Plexiglas. The tablesthroughout are topped with worksof art created in Halvorson Lunski’sgarage. She has dressed each withits own theme, often hiding some-thing so diners can find somethingdifferent every time they come in.One is made of crayons, one of

Legos. The 62 Doors table is oldpress items, and one is coveredwith Canadian nickels.“That’s because they have

beavers on them,” she said, refer-ring to theMSUmascot. As towhere she finds some of her piecesand inspiration, she said, “I do a lotof shopping in antique stores.”One of the tables inMinot is by

Bell School, because one of theowner’s sons attends there. Sheswaps out the tables as well as thehanging artwork to keep the decora-tions fresh.Halvorson Lunski has worked

with the owners on various proj-ects, and since her degree is ingraphic design in digital media, herfirst task was the website, with thetables following when the restau-rant in Fargo was being designed,and has expanded into productphotography for the chain.Spicy Pie is located at 1100 N.

Broadway across fromMSU.

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TOMORROWIN SOCIETY:Upcoming culturalevents in February

ARTS&ENTERTAINMENTThursday, January 26, 2012 • Section C

MinotSymphonyOrchestrahosts annualfamily showBy CEECY NUCKER

[email protected]

A lot goes on behindthe scenes to provide thekind of performance thatthe Minot Symphony Or-chestra will put on Satur-day at the Ann NicoleNelson Hall at MinotState University.This is the entry in the

group’s lineup set for theFamily Concert, whichnot only highlights thewinner of the Minot Sym-phony Orchestra highschool competition, but isperformed twice for visit-ing schools the day be-fore.The violin soloist is

Minot High School seniorJack Fagerland, a regularmember of the MinotSymphony Orchestra,who will be performingBeethoven’s Violin Con-certo, Opus 61 in DMajor.“This is the piece he

played for the competi-tion,” said Dennis Si-mons, conductor of theMSO. “When studentspresent their selections(for) judging, Jon Rumney(MSO concertmaster)makes sure there are or-chestrations readily avail-able so they can play atthe Family Concert ifthey win.”Fagerland has also

been accepted this year toboth the Naval Academyin Annapolis andWestPoint.“I’m tending toward

West Point,” Fagerlandsaid. “My grandfathergraduated from there. ButI will certainly keepmusic as a sideline in mylife.”One of the group’s

goals is to introduce chil-dren to the joys of classi-cal music, live musicperformance and per-forming themselves. Lu-anne Erickson, presidentof the Minot SymphonyAssociation’s board of di-rectors, knows how to getchildren interested.“We want them to be

vested in the concert,”she said. “So back in Oc-tober I sent a letter to areaschools explaining thecenterpiece – ‘Billy theKid Suite’ (by AaronCopeland) – and askedthem to have their stu-dents listen to the musicand produce artwork forus to display during theshow. So from the ‘OpenPrairie’ movement thereare pictures of theprairie.”There is enough to

cover three displayboards, with “Wanted”posters to be placedaround the lobby.“I really want to com-

mend the teachers andschool district for encour-aging the students,” shesaid. “Also Jacobsen’sMusic for providing in-struments for a ‘pettingzoo’ before the concertand during intermission.That allows everyone,adults and children alike,to try their hands at pos-sibly unfamiliar instru-ments.”Performances at 10

a.m. and 1 p.m. on Fridayare free for students, whoare coming from 40schools located from Dev-ils Lake to Watford City,involving some 1,200 to1,500 children altogether.“Each child will re-

ceive a free ticket to theSaturday concert, alongwith a half-price discountticket so they can comeback with a parent,” Er-ickson said. “The kidswill have a real stake in

See CONCERT — Page C2

Photos by Terry J. Aman/MDN

The tabletops at Spicy Pie on North Broadway are intricate works of art, creating a gallery-type atmos-phere for pizza parlor patrons.

Pizza parlorspices up decorwith eye-catchingworks of art

By CEECY NUCKERCorrespondent

[email protected]

inoter Tricia Halvor-son Lunski is a greatpromoter, equally ofartists and art, in

her job at the Spicy Pie.“My goal is to help local artists, both

in Fargo andMinot,” she said. “I likehaving the work on display for sale,and we try to rotate the artists featured.She said she’s been working with

Dan Sharbono of 62 Doors and CaseyOpstad for theMinot location, althoughOpstad recently moved to New York.“WilliamHarbort – a.k.a. Billy

Chuck – is currently a favorite at SpicyPie,” she said. “He’s a professor at

this, and for many it will bethe first time they’ll have anopportunity to come to thesymphony.”The pre-concert lecture

with first cellist Erik Ander-son begins at 6:30 p.m.,with the petting zoo start-ing at 7 p.m. and the con-cert itself at 7:30 p.m. Thepetting zoo will be availableduring the intermission aswell.

The concert opens withthe “William Tell Over-ture,” known to many fromthe Lone Ranger televisionseries, and in keeping withthe ‘Dance’ theme of theseason, the performance in-cludes “Clog Dance” from“La Fille Mal Gardeé.”“This is one of the oldest

ballets still performed,” Si-mons said. “And of coursewe have to have the ‘Danceof the Sugar Plum Fairy’ byTchaikovsky. Next is the‘Skaters’ Waltz,’ although

we’re not trying to encour-age winter,” he added,smiling.Closing the evening, he

said, is Khachaturian’s“Sabre Dance.”“You really can’t follow

that with any other piece,”Simons said.Prices vary according to

seat selection and age, withan additional charge for thepre-concert lecture, whichis otherwise included forseason ticket holders. Forreservations, call 858-4228.

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® Dakota Stage Ltd. presents “One FlewOver the Cuckoo’s Nest.” This show con-tains mature themes and strong language.Performances are at 7:30 p.m. on Wednes-days through Saturdays and at 2 p.m. onSundays through Feb. 5. Tickets are$18 for adults and $15 for students,seniors, and military personnel.Reservations can be made afterJan. 16 online at (www.dakotastageltd.com), viae-mail at [email protected], by phoneat 258-4998. Tickets can alsobe purchased at the door.

® The International Artist Series64th season continues with Mark Masri,Friday at 7:30 p.m. in MSU’s Ann NicoleNelson Hall. Admission is by season sub-scription only. Call 858-0863 for more infor-mation.

® Luis Bonilla, Grammy-nominated trom-bonist and member of the famous VillageVanguard Jazz Orchestra in NewYork, bringshis talent to the 39th annual University ofMary Jazz Festival Concert Friday at 8 p.m. inthe Bismarck Civic Center. Tickets are $10and can be purchased through the Universityof Mary Music Department at 355-8301, at

Eckroth Music and Lee’s Hallmark at Kirk-wood Mall.

® The Minot Symphony Orchestra con-tinues its 2011-12 season Saturday with a

concert titled “Fancy Free” in MSU’sAnn Nicole Nelson Hall. Ticketsrange from $5 to $25 by age andseating choice, with season tick-ets available. The concert be-

gins at 7:30 p.m., with apreconcert lecture set for

6:30 p.m. For more informa-tion, call 858-4228.

® Jade Presents and Spicy Piepresent “Hairball,” a tribute to ’80s rock

legends, Saturday at 8 p.m. in the NorthDakota State Fair Center. Hairball, billed asthe world’s ultimate ’80s rock impersonationact, represents more than 20 of the ’80sbiggest and most colorful rock ’n’ roll super-heroes, including Guns ‘N Roses,Whitesnake,Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Ozzy,AC/DC, Journey, Poison andmore. Tickets are$15 in advance, and day-of-show tickets cost$20. All tickets are general admission and ap-plicable fees may apply. Purchase tickets atSpicy Pie, via phone at (866) 300-8300 ororder online at (http://tickets300.com) or(http://jadepresents.com).

Life

A week without TVWithout going into a lot

of detail I haven’t watchedany television for more thana week now.True, there’s been some

vacation time. Also, I’vebeen doing somework inmy apartment so the televi-sion has basically beenfacing a wall while that’sbeen going on.So except for some ESPN

while I was doing laundryone night, I’ve been withouttelevision.This might have been a

really bad week to do this.There was the season finaleof “Leverage” on TNT, theseason of “Parks and Recre-ation” resumed – apparentlyfeaturing a guy fromMinot(I caught the episode onHulu.com – thought every-one did a good job). Syfypremiered a new series lastweek called “Lost Girl” thatsounded interesting and thedrama “Alcatraz” soundedvery interesting as well.Also, the new Laura Preponcomedy based on the life oftalk show host Chelsea Han-dler sounded like a hoot,and I’m hoping to catch upwith some of those soon.But beyond finally drag-

ging the television out towhere I could take in theState of the Union addressTuesday night, I hadn’t re-ally felt I’d beenmissingmuch of anything, either.There’s something about

television that feels desper-ate these days. Betweenfragmentedmarkets, tar-geted audiences and crassproduct placement, thetalent competitions andgame shows are all run to

the extreeEEEEEeme andeveryone’s backstory is soheartwarming and every-one’s situations are so des-perate and we’re all rootingfor them ... it gets to be over-load.

Calm downI think what I’d like to see

– and I’d probably be theonly person watching it so itwould fail instantly – is anot-exploitative, not-pre-cious show about an elderlyshopkeeper who’s lived apretty exciting past, andevery week we learn just alittle bit more about her insome exciting action se-quence as she relates someof these adventures to asullen teenage girl whomaybe shoplifted from herand is forced to work offwhat she owes or some-thing, and the girl is kind ofdealing with challenges inher own life as well.The problemwith this is

that it would instantly getthe Hallmark Channel treat-ment where the past adven-tures got to be a little toosanitized and the present-day storyline got to be just alittle too Cabot Cove. Whatwouldmake it work is forthe twomain characters tostart seeing themselves ineach other with flashbacks

to daring car chases and siz-zling romances and infideli-ties and other excitementenergizing what could be alittle too safe and cozy oth-erwise.And again, that would

just be one hour of that kindof programming a week andwe need somuchmoregood programming.This column began its life

as a celebration of whatseemed to be some reallyoutstanding scripted pro-gramming growing out fromwhat seemed to be a back-lash against reality showoverload. The landscape ischanged. Shows aren’t givenan opportunity to find theiraudience, let alone buildone, and the only new pro-gramming ends up beingvariations on cynically suc-cessful themes we’ve allseen amillion times before.Good programs – or not, Imean, who’s given an op-portunity to find out? – areushered off the stage beforethey’re able to finish un-packing their act.So looking ahead, I wish I

could bemore excited bythe offerings out there. Butabout the only innovationanyone’s taking a chancewith in storylines these daysis in cable and the only wayto pull the necessary inter-est for those shows isthrough violence and “adultsituations,” to put it mildly.It’s enough to make you

want to turn your televisionback to facing the wall.

Features editor Terry J.Aman compiles the Best Betsfor The Minot Daily News.

TERRY J.AMAN

EEVENTSVENTS

WWHAT’SHAT’S HHAPPENINGAPPENING

TODAYSoup kitchen: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., All

Saints Episcopal Church, 301 S.Main St.2nd Story Social Club’s Wii tournament:

7:30 p.m., 13-1st Ave. SW.LOCAL GOVERNMENTMinot Park Board members will meet as a

Committee of the Whole: noon, Minot Munici-pal Auditorium, Municipal Courtroom. Agendaitems include flood recovery and the Stone-bridge Addition.

The Minot Public School Board will have aboard retreat: 5 p.m., Grand International Inn,Minot. Future planning will be discussed.

FRIDAYFree lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., First

Lutheran Church, 120-5th Ave. NW.Faith UnitedMethodist Church’s food pantry:

Fridays, 2 to 5 p.m., at 103-14th Ave.SW, eastof the Easter Seals Goodwill store. The foodpantry is also available Mondays, 10 a.m. to 1p.m.; andWednesdays, 1 to 4 p.m., at 103-14thAve. SW.

Spaghetti dinner fundraiser sponsored bythe Magic City Girls Basketball Boosters: 4:30to 7 p.m., Minot High School-Magic City Cam-pus Commons.There is a suggested donationof $5 per plate.

South Prairie School’s Annual Carnival andAuction: 5 to 8:30 p.m., in the school south ofMinot.The auction will begin at 8:30 p.m.Therewill be games, prizes, inflatables and food.Thecarnival and auction are open to the public.

Lewis & Clark Elementary School’s AnnualPTA/Scouting Family Fun Night: 5 to 8 p.m., inthe school, 2215-8th Ave.NW.Activities will in-clude children’s carnival games with prizes,bingo and a family supper.

International Artists Series concert by tenorMark Masri: 7:30 p.m., Minot State University’s

Ann Nicole Nelson Hall.Other concerts will be“American Spirit,”March 18 at 3 p.m., which in-cludes local talent; and guitarist Edgar CruzApril 15 at 3 p.m. Season tickets are $30 foradults; $15 for students; and a family andgrandparent package of $75.Call 858-0863 formore information.

2nd Story Social Club’s bingo:7:30 p.m., 13-1st Ave. SW.

LOCAL GOVERNMENTMinot Park Board Golf Committee meeting:

noon, Minot Municipal Auditorium, MunicipalCourtroom.

ANNOUNCEMENTSSOME MHS GIRLS BASKETBALL

ALUMNI ACTIVITIES CANCELED: The Sec-ond Annual Minot High School Girls BasketballAlumni Game, which had been planned Jan.28 at 6 p.m. in MHS-Magic City Campus, anda social that was to follow in the Grand Inter-national Inn in Minot, has been canceled be-cause there weren’t enough players whosigned up. However, the spaghetti dinnerfundraiser set for Jan. 27 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. inthe Magic City Campus Commons will still beheld. There is a suggested donation of $5 perplate. The Magic City Girls Basketball Boost-ers is sponsoring the spaghetti dinner. TheMHSGirlsVarsity basketball game will be Jan.27 at 7:30 p.m. versus Turtle Mountain Com-munity High School.The events are open to thepublic.

BEGINNING SQUARE DANCE LES-SONS:TheMinot Magic Squares will offer Be-ginning Square Dance Lessons starting Feb.6on Mondays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for $2 perperson. Lessons will be held at the MinotMoose Lodge, 400-9th St. NW, and will betaught by “Doc” Brooks, professional squaredance caller. Call 839-0755 for more informa-tion.

For a more complete listing of events in our readership area, or to submit your own,please visit our “Daily Events” calendar, updated regularly at (www.minotdailynews.com).

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® The Taube Museum ofArt: Through Feb. 24 in themain floor and lower level gal-leries, “Forgotten Places” aphotography exhibit featuringthe work of 15 participants in aworkshop held last May byTill-man Crane. Also planned, a“Soup It Up” fundraiser Feb. 4from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ticketsare $15 for nonmembers and$10 for members and MinotState University students. Thefirst 200 attendees get to takehome a handmade ceramicbowl. Funds raised support ofthe Taube. Call 838-4445 orvisit the Web site at(www.taubemuseum.org) formore information.

® Northwest Art Center,Minot State University: In theHartnett Hall Gallery, throughFeb. 22, the juried exhibition“Americas 2012: Paperworks.”In the Library Gallery, thoughFeb. 8, “Paintings and Tradi-tional Crafts” by Bismarckartist Lauren Good Day Frank.Exhibits are free and open tothe public.

® Minot Public Library:Through January, the artworkof prolific self-taught Bismarckartist, the late Helen Ervin. ForFebruary, a Valentine displayby Ardella Score and Mosaicsby Tammi Milstead.

® The Lewis and Clark in-terpretive Center inWashburnis installing a complete

makeover, with all new Lewisand Clark exhibits on display,set to open Feb. 3. The newexhibit will feature potentiallythree to four times as much inthe same floor space as in thepast, featuring interactive ex-hibits centered around theJohn Fischer collection ofitems – not reproductions –from the Lewis and Clark era.Also, a new addition is beingadded to feature agriculturalexhibits from Prince Maximil-ian and Bodmer, set to openlater this year.

® The James Memorial ArtCenter, Williston: ThroughSunday, “The North DakotaJuried Student Art Show,” fea-turing works by kindergartenthrough grade 12 studentsfrom across North Dakota.Then, Wednesday throughFeb. 26, photographer andartist Marla Mossman’s“Peace Caravan”will be on ex-hibit. Mossman’s photographschronicle her solo journey fromJerusalem, Israel to Xi’an,China as she searched for herreligious and cultural heritage.Also, through Feb. 17, therewill be a charity auctionfundraiser featuring child-sizechairs decorated in mixedmedia on food themes by localartists. Bidding with remainopen on all the chairs until 2p.m. Feb. 17 as part of the“Soup’s On” event. For more

information about the JamesMemorial Art Center, call 774-3601, or log on at (www.jamesmemorial.com).

® The Bismarck Art andGalleries Association, Bis-marck: Through Saturday,“The Unapologetic Land-scape” an exhibit by ChuckKimmerle of Casper,Wyo., willbe on display in the maingallery. Works by memberartist Cheri Esper of Bismarckwill be on exhibit in the mem-bers gallery.

® Grand Forks, N.D. Mu-seum of Art: Feb. 12 throughMarch 20: “Yuyanapaq,” a pho-tography exhibition document-ing the Shining Path in Peru,and works by Peruvian textileartist Saturnino Oncebay.Also,the museum is hosting its 21stannual benefit dinner andsilent auction Feb. 4, featuringartwork by 50 local, nationaland international artists and asix-course meal. Tickets are$125 for individuals or, to re-serve a whole table, tickets are$110 each. For more informa-tion, call 777-4195.

® Plains Art Museum,Fargo: Through Feb. 5, “Wit-ness to Life: A Photo Journalof Hospice Care” featuringthe work of three photogra-phers. And through April 15,“Birch Bark, Clay, Pixels,Paint: New Work in the Mu-seum Collection.”

The Minot HeritageSingers annualVariety Showwill be held Feb. 15-18 and23-25 at the Vegas Hotel inMinot. Ticket sales open onSaturday at theMACA officelocated in the South Broad-way Plaza, 1809 SouthBroadway across from RyanChevrolet. Walk-in sales willbegin at 9 a.m. with phonesales beginning at 10 a.m.The Variety Show has be-

come a signature event onMinot’s community calendar,

meant to defeat the end ofwinter doldrums with hotfood, good music and plentyof laughs. Each year the com-edy and music are builtaround a “secret theme” thatHeritage Singers cannot re-veal until openingnight. Thisyear’s openingnight, an extraseventh show, will be a spe-cial performance for Minotflood relief with all proceedsfrom ticket sales and thesilent auction to be given to aworthy flood relief cause. The

traditional “Ladies Night”will follow the opener in itsusual Thursday night slot.Community members are

encouraged to get their tick-ets early asmost of the showssell out quickly. Ticket pricesare $20 per person and in-clude the traditional pastameal plus twohours of enter-tainment. A silent auction isalso held each night withbids taken before the showand at intermission.

– Daily News Staff

Tickets open for Heritage show

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Souris River Cooperative is a full service supply and grain cooperativewith headquarters in Newburg, ND. We are now hiring at the following locations.

Location PositionLansford Oil transloading, elevator and agronomy operationsNewburg Mechanic Shop Attendant including light mechanic and tire repairs

Convenience store cashier and attendantAccounts payable clerk

Kramer Grain elevator and agronomy operationsRussell Grain elevator and agronomy operationsAntler Grain elevator and agronomy operationsDrivers Primarily grain and dry fertilizer trucking. Commercial class A license required.

Contact Cameron Erickson at 701-272-6179 or 701-263-1678 to arrange an appointment or you can contact the branch location directly at the numbers listed below.Lansford 701-784-5513 Contact Bette TarvestadKramer 701-359-4351 Contact Bill BlockAntler 701-267-3342 Contact Oren JaspersonNewburg 701-272-6158 Contact Shane Lester or Scott Loe

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Dakota Square Scheels2400 10th Street SW

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A & D Painting, Interior/ExteriorLicensed & Insured. Free Estimates.

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Kerosene & Propane: Dyed dsl - fill &replacement valves 5 &100# cyls, 1 Mile

West of Minot - Behm’s

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BEARMAN INSURANCE1015 SOUTH BROADWAY

701-838-6245

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Attic Insulation: Cellulose/FiberglassWall insulation service. Free estimates,

Rich 833-0402 Lic & ins.

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Moorhead Electric:

Industrial, commercial, residential,

Call 218-284-9534

Fobbe Electric Inc.: Residential &Commercial. Lic/Ins/Bonded. Shawn612-719-2926 & Ryan 612-618-7220

Cloquet Electrical Contractors:New construction & flood repair,

residential & commercial.218-879-4685, Lic/Bonded/Ins.

GENERAL LABORWe are a labor contractor in

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your area. 509-546-1278

EMBROIDERY - Screen Printing,North Country Sportswear.

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HEATING/SHEET METALHANDYMAN SERVICEBarnett Heating/Sheet Metal &

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light carpentry. 240-4887

CRYSTAL CLEAN-Qlty work, reason-able rates, Insured. Supplies furnished.We don’t cut corners, we clean them.

721-2863

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Kingdom Customs, LLC:Lic & Ins. Int/Ext RemodelNew Const. 701-720-8726

KENS CONSTRUCTION& HOME IMPROVEMENTS: Any type ofhome improvements & small construc-tions, remodeling, garages, lawn sheds,decks, siding, etc. Lic/Ins. Free Est.Ken

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Handy Man Remodeling and NewConstruction. 12 Years of experi-

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839-7247 David Bergo

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Looking for side dump work.Have truck and trailer

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Fred or Carolyn @ 701-756-6576

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Career OpportunityRetail Advertising Executive

The Minot Daily News is seeking a motivated, energetic and creative individual to join our award winning retail

Advertising Department. As an Account Executive,you will be working with a well established client

list and developing new accounts.The ideal candidate excels in communication, presents

professional demeanor and dress, has a positive attitude,and possesses strong organizational abilities, and computer skills. Media sales experience is desirable for this full time

position but not necessary as we will train the right candidate. You’ll be working 8am-5pm Monday-Friday

in a fast-paced advertising department. We offer a competitive income package including medical, dental,

vision, 401k, paid holidays and vacation.Please send your resume and letter of interest to:

Doug Corbett, Advertising DirectorMinot Daily News

P.O. Box 1150Minot, ND 58702-1150

Email: [email protected] Phone Calls Please

We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H Apply online at www.adm.com/jobsEOE

We are looking for a high potential individual ready to take on challenges and responsibilities within our Maintenance Department at the Velva, ND canola plant. Base pay is commensurate with experience.

AssignmentsInstall and maintain machinery and equipment Operate hoists, lift trucks, hand tools and power tools Troubleshoot mechanical failures and pneumatic systems Repair, rebuild, maintain mechanical drive systems Install material systems Fabrication

QualificationsPrevious welding, pneumatic and mechanical experience is preferred.Working knowledge of 3 phase electrical is a plus. Willing and able to take formal trade school courses and to take such courses on a continuing basis during the training period.High school education or equivalent is preferred.

ADM offers a competitive benefit package, including health, dental, prescription drug and life insurance, 401(k)/ESOP with company match and pension.

ADM requires the successful completion of a company-designated maintenance aptitude, interest, job performance and skill evaluation test, in addition to a pre-employment drug screen & physical andbackground check.

ADM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

MAINTENANCE

Apply online at www.adm.com/velvajobs

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Parts Person

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Green Ag/Enerbasehas an opening foran opening for partsmanager to be incharge of parts ord-ering, stocking andparts counter sales.This job will includetillage and warrantyclaim service. Thisperson must haveparts, computer,and farm back-ground experience.In the off seasonthe right person willbe trained for insidesale of Bourgaultseeding equipment.We are offering a$5,000 sign onbonus and competi-tive wages.Contact Green Ag/

Enerbase Office 701-756-6050Jim H 701-263-1233

Shawn R701-833-9168

Professional Wanted Administrative Assistant,

Must have knowledge of Quick Books, 8-5 M-F, pay DOE.Pick up application at 1120 42nd St. SE or call 701-837-4747

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All positions, includ-ing grave yard shift,

Apply in Person

Souris River Coopera-tive has an opening for an accounting clerk. Candidates should have experience in a wide variety of accounting/office func-tions. A minimum of a two year accounting degree is desired but not required. Appli-cants must also be proficient in Excel. This is a full time po-sition with a wide range of benefits.Please send your resume, salary history and cover letter to:

Souris River Cooperative PO Box 445

Newburg, ND 58762Attn: Cameron Erickson

Super 8 MotelßHousekeepers ß$10 Starting pay.

Apply in person. 852-1817

Swanston Equipment of Minot is looking to fill several full time positions.

ßPartsßHeavy Equipment Sales Specialist

ß Heavy Equipment Service Technicianß Compact Salesß Compact Service

Technician

Applicants must be knowledgeable with road machinery equip-ment including, but not limited to Volvo, Bob-cat, IR and Gomaco. Individual must be pro-ficient with computers and have excellent customer service skil ls. Great Com-pany, Great Pay and Great Benefits. Send resume to:

PO BOX 1238Minot, ND 58702

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WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL

Full or Part time open-ing. Major duties in-clude deliveries and loading/ unloading freight. Valid drivers license and clean driv-ing record required. Apply at Slumberland Furniture 2100 South Broadway

YWCA now hiring for full-time & part-time

positions.Child Care experience

is preferred.Benefits are available

Contact Nicole at 701-857-4023

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or stop by 500 3RD ST NE, Minot

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Taxi 9000 is an equal opportunity em ployer

Trans Load

Supervisor &

Trans Loaders

Vertex Solutions iscurrently acceptingapplications for aTrans load Supervi-sor - must have siloexperience; rail tosilo experience.Also accepting ap-plications for Transloaders - experiencenecessary.

Please contactMary Robison at:

mrobison@

vertexsolutionsus.com

Storage Units Available

12 x10-12 x 20-12 x 30 Easy access, large doors, Call IMM @

852-3648

46’ x 235’ Residential Lot. 5th Ave NW, Minot701-340-1630

6,800 Acre Ranch $780 per acre, GoldenValley County ND, 312-550-2137

Liechty Homes 4030 Hwy 83 S.Schult, Bonnavilla & Dynamic Homes. Hrs Mon-Fri 8-5:30, Sat 8-4. Call 852-0249

Manufactured Homes for sale. Set up in Odds Mobile Home Park, 2 an 3 bedrooms available. Please call Rick at Lifeway Homes. 701-838-1198

[email protected]

New 16x80 Highland Homes, set up in Holi-day Vil lage MHB, 3bdrm, 2bth, 3 f loor plans available for a private showing call 701-838-5081 M-F [email protected]

1976 Rollo home 2 bd, 14x65, setup, remo-deled, new windows, flooring/siding, fresh paint. $19,900 OBO/ possible rent 240-1189

2 bd/2 bth CONDO at 924 28th Ave SW, Minot. LIKE NEW! $155,500 OBO. In-cludes all appliances and 2 parking spaces in garage. 701-898-1148

Beautiful Move-inReady Condo

New in 2008. 4 bdrm, 2 3/4 bth upgraded. SW end-unit condo. Triple garage. Fire-

place, in-wall surround sound downstairs and walkout basement. Upgraded solid oak doors and trim. Wood laminate upstairs with

pullout kitchen cabinets. Available

now. FSBO $274,900 701-721-0539

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270 LOTS/PARCELS

250 STORAGE

280MANUFACTURED

HOMES FOR SALE

285 HOUSES/TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS FOR

SALE

House for sale: Evergreens subdivi-

sion/1930, 66th St NW,Minot, 3900 sq ft, 4bdrm, 3.5bth, prof cleaned, ready for sheet rock, in-ground pool, fenced yard, choice lot, 340-5864

MOTIVATED SELLER, 4 bdrm/3bth, 3 car/gar 2900 sq/ft split lvl,. North Hill. 720-4987

New 16x80 Highland Homes, set up in Holi-day Village MHP. 3Bdrm, 2bth, 3 floor plans available. For a private showing call 701-838-5081 M-F [email protected]

Brand NewFurnished-CorporateApts. 2 bdrms. Avail Now. Call IMM @ 852-3648 for more

details! EHO

Large 3 bdrm C/A, W/D hookups, 2 car att. gar, screened sun porch. CPM 852-5028

Two bedroom house, C/A, W/D hookups.CPM 852-5028

3 Bdrm - 2 Bth House Avail Now Call IMM @

852-3648 for more details! EHO

3-4 bdrm houses with garage (multiple oc-cupants ok). 833-6909

2 bdrm, single gar, water paid. $1,525/ mo, 701-624-5387

3 Bedroom house for rent, dbl garage. NO PETS or SMOKING,Call 720-9949

Completely furnished beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Condo. Includes

garage, dishwasher, cable, internet, TV, and all utilities.

For rent. 1st Minot

Management 701-833-9004

Beautiful refinished offices (several confi-gurations), indoor heat-ed parking year round, 62 degrees, also large

outside parking, across form the zoo, Roosevelt Plaza

839-5831 or 833-9278

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305 HOUSESFOR RENT

310 COMMERCIALPROPERTY FOR

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Heated Storage/Shop areas, 15x21 with 62 degree year round

temperature, electrici-ty, furnished, also

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839-5831 or 833-9278

Office w/all utilities pd, including basic cable, fully furnished 19x14 office with

bathroom, avail. now.CPM 852-5028

3200 sf foot heated shop with office in back. 701-720-2210

300-2400 sq ft. office and retail space

available downtown. Call Matt at 852-1157

OFFICE SPACEAVAILABLE

1408 20th Av SW -

1,000 sq ft1933 S. Bdwy -

2,700 sq ftCall SMC @

839ó42002003 Cedar Creek 36’ 5th wheel, like brand new, sleeps 4 in-cludes hitch. $19,999. Call 307-689-2608

1975 Classic GMC Glenbrook 26’, all ori-ginal paint, interior, motor, etc. Excellent shape. 60,000 miles. $18,000/offer. These unites are selling for $15-70,000. Call Bart at 605-431-3210, Rapid City, SD area.

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Township 153 North, Range 82 WestSection 24: E1⁄2, less OutlotLease: The property is subject to an existing cash rent agreement for 2012 and 2013.Minerals: Sellers to reserve all oil, coal, gas, and all other minerals the sellers may now own of record.Terms: Cash, with 10% down as earnest money upon completion of bids and balance payable within 45 days.Bids: Written bids, accompanied by a cashier’s check or certified check for $2,000.00 payable to Haugen Farm Realty, Inc., will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. onFebruary 14, 2012. The top 5 bidders will have the right to orally raise their bids at 10:00 a.m. on February 17, 2012. The sellers will furnish updated abstracts and will pay the 2011 real estate taxes. The sellers reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to modify the oral bidding requirements.Information: Bids may be submitted to and further information, along with bid forms, may be obtained from:

WARD COUNTY FARMLAND FOR SALE

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2003 25’ Dutchman Motorhome. 26,000 miles, self-contained, very clean, non-smokers, sleeps 6. $20,000 320-273-2220 or 320-760-8166

1995 Dutchstar 30’ Spartan newly remo-deled Motorhome, sleeps 6, $21,999.Call 307-689-2608

1987 Ford Econoline E 350, Tioga, sleeps 6, 68,000 miles, every-thing works. Propane heater, fridge, oven, shower. $7,500. Call

651-347-3757

2003 Gulfstream 22’ B.T. Cruiser V-10, fully self-contained, well maintained, 2nd owner, 125,000 miles. New $53,000, sell ing for $20,000. Call Bart at 605-431-3210, Rapid City, SD area.

1991 Holiday AlumiLite RV for sale. 31 foot self-contained Class A Motor Home. New tires, 454 Chevy engine. Ready to live in, gen-erator, furnace, hot water heater, oversize refridgerator all work. Asking $10,000 wil l consider deliver at an extra cost. Email:

[email protected]

1999 Holiday Rambler Motor Home, Naviga-tor 41’, 350 Cummins Diesel, sl ide, large shower, f irst class, many extras, only 37,000 miles. Retail $125,000 will take $95,000 817-793-5544

2010 Montana 5th Wheel,model 3665

RE, used one year, sa-tellite dish, $60,000 or best offer. 721-4119

2004 Nomad 2500 Travel Trailer, 28’, used 10 weekends since new. One slide out for living room. In very good condition, in winter storage just south of Minneapolis. Pretty deluxe with chrome mag wheels. Two 30 pound propane tanks plus many ex-tras. $12,000 Jim 612-251-1199

2002 Springdale 29’5th wheel camper, 14’ sl ide, l ike new only used for 6 months. New $23,000- selling for $11,500. Call Bart at 605-431-3210, Rapid City, SD area.

Turn Key & GoMy camper is a 2007 Sunnybrook 34 BWKS. It has three sl ides, a l u m i n u m s u p e r - s t r u c t u r e , mor-ride suspension, cold weather package, heated holding tanks, weighs 12,500 pounds, 2 televisions (32 & 15), tires are all brand new as of last August (in-cluding spare). Clean retail is $46,600. My truck is a 2008 Chevy Silverado LTZ 2500 HD Duramax diesel. It has 75,000 miles on it. It is fully loaded. Leather seats, rear entertainment, sunroof, XM, rear air-bags, tool box, auxili-ary 70 gallon fuel tank, brush guard, head-ache rack, ton-neau cover, rhino lined bed, tires have approx-imately 7500 miles, it has a 16K Reese 5th wheel hitch. Clean re-tail is $40,425. Call 605-390-6412 for more information. Asking $72,200 for

both.

1994 Ford Diesel, 4x4, bad engine, 5 speed manual. $1200/offer. 701-624-5588

350 Vortex, 30,000 miles, 1996-1999

Chevy, asking $1,500 701-201-0247

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1999 Oldsmobile Alero white, runs but needs engine work, 101,400 miles, good tires, Book $2,100 sell for $1,100. 624-5683 or 240-6998

2000 Chevy Malibu V6 Loaded, good shape, 153,000 miles. $3500 or best offer. 509-3268

2000 Lincoln Towncar Signature. 179,000 miles. $4500 or best offer. 340-7772 or

838-8302 or 240-1172

360 AUTOS

350 AUTOMOTIVE

PARTS

2000 Pontiac Grand Am SE. 4 door, 69,445 miles, new tires, front breaks and wheel hubs. $3500 833-6074

2003 Chevy Tahoe2003 Chevy Tahoe with 75,000 miles on it. 4 wheel drive. Great condition. Power

seats, power windows, power locks. Call for more information.

$10,500 or best offer. 701-202-6386

2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse, GS, 5 speed, 2.4

4 cylinder, 108,000 miles, sun roof, loaded! New brakes/tires! CD,

amp, subs, cruise, black. $4,800/offer. 833-2884

2005 Nissan Malano,must sell, all wheel drive, beautiful condi-tion, leather interior, moon roof, CD player, newer tires, $14,500 701-509-9305

2005 Pontiac Grand Am SE, 4 door, V6, 75,000 miles, $5,500

701-340-2343

2008 Pontiac G656,000 miles, loaded, red, 4 door, spoiler, aluminum rims.

$10,400. 337-5389

2009 Saturn Aura35,000 miles, loaded, grey in color, sunroof, leather. $11,400.701-337-5389

Want to sell your car?Northern Auto Auction1st & 3rd Sat. ea. mo. Call 838-3733 for info.

2000 Ford F150, 4x4, Lariat, 4 door extend-ed cab, 90,000 miles, matching fiber glass box cover with tool

box. $4,000 509-5484

2000 Ford Ranger, step side, 4 door, Ac-cess cover, running boards, fog lights, V6. $7,500 or best offer.

833-6167

2002 F150 4x4, crewcab, FX4 off-road package, fiberglass topper, new alternator, good tires, battery new in 2011. Very clean inside. $7,500.701-720-2134

365 4X4S

2002 Ford F250 Super Crew Lariat, 7.3

Diesel, 96,000 miles, great condition, 5,000 miles on new tires, good truck, come and

get it. $19,000 605-765-2853

2002 Toyota Tundra Club Cab, 4x4, Au-tomatic, 4.7 V-8. $8,500 or best offer. 701-751-5116

2003 F450 Superduty 4x4with Braun Ambu-lance Body. 40,000 miles, $30,000 OBO 701-339-2951

2004 F250 Lariat Crew Cab, only 150,000 miles, 6 Liter diesel, remote starter, new brakes, rotors and tires, $17,900 701-833-4650

2004 Ford F150,White, long box, great condition, clean, new transmission & tires,$12,500 701-721-3722

2004 GMC Envoy,Toyo tires, like new, 109,000 miles, heated seats, loaded, very nice shape, $8,500/ offer 701-263-1690

2004 GMC Sierra,extended cab, 100,000 miles, remote start, Tonneau cover, bed liner, $14,500/offer 701-720-8411

2005 Ford F150 4x4.Silver, extended cab, bed liner, grill guard, 88,000 miles, 5.4 V8, automatic, $14,000. 701-720-5284 or 701-624-5237

2006 Buick Rainier AWD, 89,000 miles, all power, heated gray leather seats, newer tires, runs & looks great. $12,700/offer. Call 701-220-4067

2006 Saab 97X SUV 5.3 liter V8, all wheel dirve, transferable

warranty, 71,000 miles. Loaded!! $17,000 701-822-2540

2007 Cadillac Escalade, fully loaded, DVD, navigation, 22 inch wheels, black,

78,000 miles, $32,900 701-721-0658

2007 Chevy 3500 HD Dually. 4x4, Crew,

Duramax LTZ, leather, sunroof, rear DVD, GM Nurf Bars, bed cover, gooseneck, 1 owner. 77,000 miles, Very Clean. $33,900/offerCall 720-4568

2008 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab, Saftied, Running Boards, 6.6 Duramax Diesel, Bumper Hitch Pack-age, never pulled with it, mint condition, very nice Truck, worth look-ing at. $25,000 Call Solomon 204-523-4617

2008 Silverado 3500 Dually, Saftied, Crew Cab, 4x4, Duramax Diesel, 105,000 miles. 5th Wheel Hidden Hitch. Sprayed Bed Liner. $26,500 Call Solomon 204-523-4617

2009 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew Cab, 4x4, LTZ, white diamond, 44,000 miles, all options+more!

$30,000/offer 728-6759

4x4 Dodge Ram 15001998 4x4 Dodge Ram 1500 Club Cab. Runs great, transmission slips in reverse. Book $3700 sell for $2500 or best offer. 624-5683 or

240-6998

1989 Ford F150 2 wheel drive, 4 speed manual, new transmis-sion and clutch, 300 6 cylinder. $1500.701-799-5799

1996 Ford F150, single cab, long box, inline 6, 5 speed, 2 wheel drive, new tires! 137,000 miles well maintenance. Only

$2,200! 833-2884

TOW TRUCK1971 Ford 1 ton dually, $3,200. Call 833-8503, 839-8896

2007 CHEVY Uplander mini van, 76,000 miles, DVD, great condition. $10,000 or best offer.Call 701-240-7092

25 VANS ON SALE!Chevy, Ford, GMCCargo, Work, Cube, Passenger & 4x4. Many w/Factory

WarrantySAVE THOUSANDS!701-223-8000 Hank’s

Bismarck, ND

375 PICKUPS

380 VANS

1985 Ford Arrow Max Day cab, 430,000 miles, N1400 Cum-mins, 9 speed, full locking rear ends, new paint & tires,

$15,000. 701-347-5426

1998 Kenworth T600 Cummins N14, 460 Horse power, 13

speed transmission, with bunk. $17,500 Call 701-347-5426

2000 Kenworth T800 12.7 Detroit, 13 speed 3.90 rearends 973,000 miles asking 22,000 or best offer call

James 701-331-2477

2002 Trail Ez Pintle hitch, air brakes,

40,000 pound trailer, good shape, $15,000

701-201-0247

2003 Kenworth W900L, Cat C-15, 475 horse power, 10

speed transmission, bunk. $27,500

Call 701-347-5426

2003 Peterbuilt, 379 Extended hood, C-15 Cat, 475 Horse power, 13 speed, 72 inch sleeper, $37,000 701-702-4664

3 Semi trailers, 48’, 51’, and 53’, en-

closed, 701-240-3462

Bumper hitch, 3 axle trailer, 32 foot,

mobile home axle, new decking. $1,800

701-720-3253

DCT GN Flatbeds,16’ & 18’ utility & car haulers, Skid & Steer Trailers & Titan stock. Northern Auction &

Equipment Sales. Call 838-3733.

Knight Truck & Trailer Sales: knighttruck.net

605-225-1196

Storage Trailers for Rent: Secure,

Watertight, 53’ Semi Trailers. Responsive on time delivery long term low cost storage.Call Britton Transport

800-437-5306

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01/26/12

ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:

RELEASE DATE– Thursday, January 26, 2012

Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword PuzzleEdited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis

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Public NoticeAt 1:00pm Tuesday, Febru-

ary 21st 2012. Items stored byKristana Sullivan located instorage at 2121 2nd St SEUnit F-10, Minot, ND, will beauctioned to the highest bid-der. All sales are final, termscash.(January 26; February 14,

2012)


ary 21st 2012. Items stored byAndrew Lam located in stor-age at 2121 2nd St SE Unit G-11, Minot, ND, will be auc-tioned to the highest bidder.All sales are final, terms cash.(January 26; February 14,

2012)


ary 21st 2012. Items stored byCarrie Young located in stor-age at 2121 2nd St SE Unit H-1, Minot, ND, will be auc-tioned to the highest bidder.All sales are final, terms cash.(January 26; February 14,

2012)


ary 21st 2012. Items stored byBrent Castleman located instorage at 1330 18th St SWUnit 24, Minot, ND, will beauctioned to the highest bid-der. All sales are final, termscash.(January 26; February 14,

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ary 21st 2012. Items stored bySean Hopkins located in stor-age at 3519 2nd St NE Unit24, Minot, ND, will be auc-tioned to the highest bidder.All sales are final, terms cash.(January 26; February 14,

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ary 21st 2012. Items stored byNoel Rivera located in storageat 3519 2nd St NE Unit 30,Minot, ND, will be auctionedto the highest bidder. All salesare final, terms cash.(January 26; February 14,

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ary 21st 2012. Items stored byBernita Anderson located instorage at 3519 2nd St NEUnit 42, Minot, ND, will beauctioned to the highest bid-der. All sales are final, termscash.(January 26; February 14,

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SummonsIn District Court

Northwest Judicial DistrictState of North DakotaCounty of Ward

ProCollect Services, LLC,Plaintiff,vs.

Tamara & Charles WoodyDefendant(s)

The State of North Dakotato the Above-Named Defen-

dant(s):You are hereby summoned

and required to appear anddefend against the Complaint

in this action, which is here-with served upon you, byserving upon the undersignedan answer or other proper re-sponse, within twenty one(21) days after the service ofthis Summons upon you, ex-clusive of the day of service. Ifyou fail to do so, judgment bydefault will be taken againstyou for the relief demanded inthe Complaint.Dated at Minot, North

Dakota this 10th day of June2011.Louser & Zent, P.C.s/Stacy J. LouserStacy J. LouserAttorney ID #06185Attorneys for the PlaintiffTown & Country Center1015 South Broadway, Suite15Minot, ND 58701(701) 837-4846Federal Law requires us to

notify you this office is at-tempting to collect a debt andany information obtained willbe used for that purpose.(January 12-19-26, 2012)

AMENDED SUMMONSIN DISTRICT COURT

NORTHWEST JUDICIALDISTRICT

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

COUNTY OF WARDBlaine KleinPlaintiff, vs.

Marlin Reinholdt, ViolaMcHenry, Viola T. McHenry,their heirs, successors, and

all other persons unknown claiming any estateof interest in, or lien upon,the property described in the

complaint, including heirs, devisees,legatees or personal repre-sentatives of any deceased

person.Defendants.

To the Defendants: Each of you is hereby sum-

moned and required to ap-pear and defend against theComplaint in this action,which is or will be filed in theoffice of the Clerk of DistrictCourt for Ward County atMinot, North Dakota, by serv-ing upon the undersigned ananswer or other responsewithin twenty (20) days afterservice of the Summons uponyou. If you fail to respond,Judgment by Default will beentered against you for the re-lief demanded in the Com-plaint.NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL

CLAIMI. Defendants are notified

that the object of this action isto quiet title in Plaintiff’s claimto certain real estate interestsin Ward County, North Dakotadescribed as follows:Township 154 North, Range

81 WestSection 10: SW1/4

Section 21: SE1/4SE1/4Section 28: NE1/4,SE1/4NE1/4, SE1/4,

SE1/4NW1/4Section 34: N1/2NE1/4II. No personal claim is

made against any Defendant.Dated this 11th day of Jan-

uary, 2012.s/Jonathan C. EatonAttorney for the PlaintiffsEaton & Ward201 South MainMinot, North Dakota 58701

(January 19-26, February2nd, 2012)

Notice to CreditorsProbate No. 51-2011-PR-

00243In the District Court ofWard County, State of

North Dakota In the Matterof the Estate of Therese

Little, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that

the undersigned has been ap-pointed personal representa-tive of the above estate. Allpersons having claims againstthe said deceased are re-quired to present their claimswithin three months after thedate of the first publication ofthis notice or said claims willbe forever barred. Claims must either be pre-

sented to Sheldon Gudmun-son, personal representativeof the estate, at 1015 SouthBroadway- Suite 15, Minot,ND 58701, or filed with theCourt. Dated this 12th day ofJanuary, 2012.s/Sheldon GudmunsonSheldon Gudmunson, Per-sonal RepresentativeR. James Maxson(ID#03102)Maxson Law Office, P.C.Town & Country Center1015 South Broadway-Suite15Minot, ND 58701Attorneys for Personal Rep-resentative(January 19-26; February 2,

2012)

Public NoticeRequest for Qualificationsfor Mechanical Engineering

ServicesHeating, Ventilation, and

Air Conditioning Renovations

James River CorrectionalCenter (JRCC)

The North Dakota Depart-ment of Corrections and Re-habilitation requests state-ments of written qualificationsproposals from engineeringfirms for Mechanical Engi-neering Services for the fol-lowing project:Design and Installation ofHeating, Ventilation, and AirConditioning Renovations

ProjectThis project will be located

at JRCC, 2521 Circle Drive,Jamestown, ND 58401. Engi-neering design and construc-tion is to be completed byJune 1, 2013.To receive the Request for

Statement of QualificationSubmittal Instructions, pleasecontact Dwight Kendall, JRCCPhysical Plant Director, byany of the following methods:Telephone: (701) 253-3763E-mail: [email protected]: 2521 Circle Drive,Jamestown, ND 58401All inquiries regarding the

content of the Request forQualifications and submittalinstructions should be direct-ed to Dwight Kendall, at theabove telephone number, e-mail, or address. Six (6)copies of the completed re-sponse must be received nolater than 4:00 p.m. CDT,Thursday, February 16, 2012at the office of:

Dwight KendallPhysical Plant DirectorJames River Correctional

Center

2521 Circle DriveJamestown, ND 58401

701-253-3763(January 19-26; February 2,

2012)

Notice to CreditorsProbate No. 51-2012-PR-5In the District Court ofWard County, State of

North DakotaIn the Matter of the Estateof Milton Breding a/k/a Bill

Breding, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that

the undersigned has been ap-pointed personal representa-tive of the above estate. Allpersons having claims againstthe said deceased are re-quired to present their claimswithin three months after thedate of the first publication ofthis notice or said claims willbe forever barred. Claimsmust either be presented toBryan Breding, personal rep-resentative of the estate, atP.O. Box 998, Minot, ND58702-0998, or filed with thecourt.Dated this 29th day of De-

cember, 2011.s/Bryan Breding

Bryan Breding Personal Rep-resentativeBryan Van Grinsven (ID#05357)McGee, Hankla, Backes &Dobrovolny, P.C.Wells Fargo Bank CenterP.O. Box 998Minot, ND 58702-0998Attorneys for Personal Rep-resentative(January 26; February 2-9,

2012)

SECTION 00020 INVITATION TO BID

PROJECT All SeasonArena � Arena 1 DasherBoard Replacement Minot, North Dakota

BIDS CLOSE February 16,2012 at 2:00 PM

PROJECT # 20121401

DATE OF ISSUE January26th, 2012

BY EAPC 300 3rd Ave. SW, Suite A

Minot ND, 58701 PHONE: (701) 839-4547 FAX: (701) 839-4545

OUTLINE OF PROJECT.Replace the dasher boardand dasher boards, protectionglass, and provide various accessories and fit-

tings for a complete installa-tion, as well as coordinate, in-stall, and observe the floor an-chorage inserts placed in theice rink floor that is part of aconcurrent project. SeveralAlternate Bids are included.

TYPE OF BIDS. Singlecombined bids will be re-ceived for all portions of thework. The successful bidderwill be the single Prime Con-tractor for the Project.

THE OWNER All SeasonsArena

2005 Burdick ExpresswayEast

P. O. Box 1796 Minot, ND 58701

BID PLACE North Dakota

State Fair Center BoardRoom

2005 Burdick ExpresswayEast

P. O. Box 1796 Minot, ND 58701

Bids received after the des-ignated time will not be ac-cepted. All interested partiesare invited to attend. Bids willbe opened and publicly readaloud. It is the bidder’s re-sponsibility to see that mailedor delivered bids are in thehands of the Owner prior tothe time of the bid opening.

OBTAINING DOCU-MENTS. Drawings and Speci-fications may be examined atthe Architect/Engineer’s of-fice, and the Owner’s office atthe address shown aboveand:

McGraw Hill/Dodge PlanRoom

Minnesota Builders Ex-changes at Minneapolis.

North Dakota Builders Ex-changes at Grand Forks,

Minot, Williston.

Bidding documents may beobtained by prime biddersand major sub-bidders fromEAPC upon request. A deposit of $40.00 is re-

quired for one set. If the bid-der returns the set of docu-ments, in good condition,within 10 days following thebid date, all of the deposit willbe refunded. If the bidderdoes not return the set of doc-uments within the designatedtime, none of the deposit willbe refunded.

A CD may be obtained, inlieu of a hard copy document,for a non-refundable cost of$12.00. A faxed or emailedcopy of the check will be re-quired prior to mailing the CD.

Partial or complete sets ofprints and specifications maybe obtained from EAPC byother than the above. The sets or partial sets will

be distributed upon receipt ofpayment for the informationcharged at the current repro-duction rate. None of this pay-ment will be refunded. Com-pleteness and adequacy ofthe list of documents request-ed shall be the responsibilityof the person making the re-quest.

BID SECURITY. Each bidshall be accompanied by aseparate envelope containinga Bidders Bond in a sumequal to five percent of the fullamount of the bid, includingall add alternates, executedby the bidder as principal andby a Surety Company author-ized to do business in thisState, conditioned that if thePrincipal’s bid be acceptedand the contract awarded tohim, he, within ten days afternotice of award, will executeand effect a contract in accor-dance with the terms of his bidand a Contractor’s Bond asrequired by law and the regu-lations and determinations ofthe governing Board. Cash,

cashier’s checks or certifiedchecks will not be accepted.See Instructions to Bidders00100.7. NORTH DAKOTA LAW. All

bidders must be licensed forthe highest amount of theirbids, as provided by NorthDakota Century Code Section43-07-05; and no bid will beread or considered whichdoes not fully comply with theabove provisions as to bondand licenses, and any bid de-ficient in these respects sub-mitted will be re-sealed andreturned to the bidder immedi-ately.

PREBID MEETING. Therewill be a meeting of prospec-tive bidders at 2:00 PM,Wednesday, 08 February,2012 at the North DakotaState Fair Center BoardRoom. All those with ques-tions for the Owner and A/Eare invited to attend.

THE OWNER reserves theright to waive irregularities, toreject any and all Bids, rebidthe project until a satisfactorybid is received and to hold allBids for a period of 30 daysafter the date fixed for theopening thereof.

By order of: John Fjeldahl,Chairman of the Commission

END OF SECTION 00020

(January 26; February 2-9,2012)

School Annexation HearingNotice is given that a public

hearing will be held by theWard County School DistrictReorganization Committee,Friday, February 10, 2012 at1:00 pm in the Commissioner-s’ Chambers, Ward CountyCourthouse, Minot, NorthDakota, for the purpose ofconsidering a petition for an-nexing a territory to MinotSchool District from NedroseSchool District. Both schooldistricts are located primarilyin Ward County.

The Petition describes theterritory to be annexed as thefollowing:The property is in Section 31of Nedrose Township 155

North, Range 82 West locat-ed in Ward County, North

Dakota.

Woodside 3rd Addition, Lot 5B, Block 2

This hearing is held in ac-cordance with the NorthDakota Century School CodeChapter 15.1-12 and by orderof the Ward County SchoolDistrict Reorganization Com-mittee

Jodi Johnson, Secretary

Ward County Superintendentof SchoolsSubmitted for publication

on January 25th, 2012 inMinot, North Dakota.

(January 26, 2012)

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