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Chamber of Commerce 23rd Annual Blast!Come one, come all to enjoy a great day downtown and kickoff the Fourth of July

Weekend!! The Blast is the Williston Area Chamber’s annual fundraising event starting on June 29th.

This event is jam-packed with fun things to do for all ages. The day begins with a .66¢ Breakfast on Main Street. The sidewalk/crazy day sales take place from 9am-4pm. While you take in the sidewalk sales, crafters, and vendors; the kid’s will enjoy inflatables provided by Fun on the Run Amusements. Motorcycles and vintage

cars will be on display. Food vendors will be available all day and into the night. Purchase your Blast Raffle Tickets for the drawing at midnight.

Main Street will be filled with the wonderful aroma of Bar-B-Que as Williston’s Rockin’ Ribfest teams prepare their ribs throughout the day. There will be a beer garden during the day. Mid-afternoon includes rib cooking demonstrations and music by local entertainers. Judging begins at 5 pm then event goers are invited to purchase and judge Williston’s Rockin Ribs! 21 and over are invited to dance the night away on Main street 9 pm to 1 am! Williston High School & Trinity reunions coincide with this fun filled event!

To become a sponsor, food vendor, crafter, enter the Ribfest, or enter the Battle of the Bands, please visit us online and submit forms to the Chamber. For more information, call the Chamber of Commerce at 701-577-6000

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9:00 am – Supreme Showmanship Contest (Bldg. C)10 am-10 pm – 4-H, Open Class, FFA, & School Exhibits open to public11:30 am – 4-H Quiz Bowl Pizza Party (Bldg. C)1-8 pm – Williston Area Woodworker’s Demo. (Bldg. D)1:00 pm – Release 4-H animals2:30 & 6:30 pm – Kids Bull Riding4:00 pm – Bad Larry’s (Bldg. F)4:00 pm – Enter Western Star exhibitors6:00 pm – Hip Height Western Star Steers/Bad Larry’s (Bldg. F)/Racing, 13th Annual CanAm Modified Shootout7:00 pm – Project Dynamite (Bldg. F)/Western Star Picnic7:30 pm – 4-H Equine Costume/Showmanship Contest8:00 pm – Bad Larry’s (Bldg. F)8:30 pm – Evolve, Beer Garden8:30 pm – Uncle Kracker Concert (Bldg. E)

Saturday June 239:30 am– BBQ Rib Cook Off begins, Tasting 3:00 pm (Beer Gardens)11:00 am – Barrel Race (Rodeo Arena)12 Noon – Western Star Gymnastics (Bldg. F)1-8 pm – Williston Area Woodworker’s Demo. (Bldg. D)1:30 pm – Kids Bull Riding2:00 pm – Pet Show sponsored by Western Vet Clinic (Bldg. E)3:00 pm – Project Dynamite (Bldg. F)5:00 pm – Project Dynamite (Bldg. F/) Weigh Jr. Beef Expo steers6:00 pm – Racing 13th Annual CanAm Modified Shootout6:00 pm – Bad Larry’s (Bldg. F)7:00 pm – Stockman’s Jeopardy7:00 pm – Project Dynamite (Bldg. F)8:30 pm – Evolve, Beer Garden

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Meg-A-LatteIt’s not new anymore, but it is quality coffee in a comfortable atmosphere. Meg-A-Latte Coffee House located at 204 13th Street West, in Williston has quickly become the town’s favorite coffee shop.

“Meg-A-Latte coffee house is based on the belief that our customers’ needs are the utmost importance. Our barista team is committed to meeting those needs. As a result, a high percentage of our business will be from repeat customers and referrals.”

Not only does the coffee house have quality drinks and fair prices, or as I like to say “non-Starbuck” prices, they now have live music once a month, the next music event will be on June 23rd.

If you have not yet tried Meg-A-Latte you are missing out. They are located directly across the side street from Taco Johns on the Million Dollar Way.

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Hi!My husband and I were in Williston on Memorial Day weekend and we picked up The Williston Trader. It looks great! I like the tone of it. It’s a good balance of articles and ads. I especially like the little just-for-fun things that are sprinkled throughout and the font is easy to read. I like the placement of the article about The Trader. It makes a good introduction but without taking up the front page. The article about Verizon was very useful to us, since we may be moving to Watford City and our cell phone didn’t work in the basin. I just thought I would throw out some comments, since you had asked for feedback.

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Numbers For NewbiesHow do I reach my bankUS Bank - 572.3744Wells Fargo - 406.433.2321Gate City Bank - 774.7300American State Bank - 774.4100Western Coop Credit Union - 800-584-9220

Who do I call for UtilitiesNemont Customer Service - 1.800.636.6680Williston Water Department - 577.8105MonDak Utilities - 1.800.638.3278Williston Public Works - 774.8805Mountrail-Williams Electric Coop - 577-3765

How do I get a jobBakken Staffing - 837.0873Job Services - 774.7900

Who do I call to get aroundBasin Cab Company - 577.1957

Who do I call to get out of hereAmtrak - 572.7171Travel Planner - 859.4766

Who do I call for HelpWilliston Fire Department - 572.2196Dog Catcher - 577.1212County Sheriff Office - 577.7700County Social Services - 774.6300

North Dakota Highway Patrol - 774.4360Mercy Medical Center - 774.7400Fairlight Walk In Clinic - 577.9255

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What if I need to learn more than what I can find in this fine publicationWilliston Library - 774.8805Public Schools - 7572.1580Head Start - 572.2346Williston State College - 774.42400

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In 1876, Native American forces led by Chiefs Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull defeat the U.S. Army troops of Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer in a bloody battle near southern Montana’s Little Bighorn River. The Battle of Little Bighorn - also called Custer’s Last Stand, marked the most decisive Native American victory and the worst U.S. Army defeat in the long Plains Indian War.

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You may have spent hours making sure you are using just the right action verbs in your resume, and crafted the perfect cover letter to catch the attention of your future employer, but if you haven’t spent the time to clean up what’s on your Facebook page, all that work could be for naught. Social media sites allow you to connect and network as you search for a job, but they give you a platform to sell yourself - or shame yourself - to future employers.

Making sure you are buttoned up on your social media sites is as important as drafting a perfect resume and cover letter. It is not uncommon for a prospective employer to go to your Facebook page during the review process. Some employers are asking interviewees to pull up their Facebook pages while in an interview.

• Audit all your social media profiles to make sure there aren’t any posts or pictures you wouldn’t want a potential employer to see. Assume guilt by association - delete any offensive posts by your friends and hide them if they

have a habit of posting questionable content on your profiles.

• Demonstrate knowledge of your profession. Reposting interesting articles you come across relating to your field demonstrates knowledge and passion. Use your LinkedIn profile to share your experience and expertise, and post anything of interest that you may have authored on all your social media profiles.

• Make connections. LinkedIn is great for connecting with old teachers and other professional contacts. If you had a good relationship with a teacher or former coworker, ask him or her to write a recommendation that you can post on your profile. Connect with those that you meet at job fairs or industry events.

• Learn about your future employers. Follow companies for which you might eventually like to work so you can build your knowledge base about the company. Following the Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn feeds of companies and

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“I never would have been President if it had not been for my experiences in North Dakota,” Theodore Roosevelt once remarked. Roosevelt first came to the badlands in September 1883 on a hunting trip. While here he became interested in the cattle business and invested in the Maltese Cross Ranch. He returned the next year and established the Elkhorn Ranch. Whenever he managed to spend time in the badlands, he became more and more alarmed by the damage that was being done to the land and its wildlife. He witnessed the virtual destruction of some big game species, such as bison and bighorn sheep. Overgrazing destroyed the grasslands and with them the habitats for small mammals and songbirds. Conservation increasingly became one of Roosevelt’s major concerns.

During his Presidency, Roosevelt established the US Forest Service and signed the 1906 Antiquities Act under which he proclaimed 18 national monuments. He also established 5 national parks, 51 wildlife refuges and 150 national forests.

A wide diversity of animals make their

home in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. An abundance of native grasses provide sustenance for grazing animals both large and small while the tapestry of different habitats attracts a great number of birds. The terrain of the badlands creates microclimates of warm, dry slopes, relatively cool and wet juniper woodlands, and riverbottoms.

The park contains 100+ miles of trails. Take a hike and experience the same wild beauty and solitude of the badlands that captivated Theodore Roosevelt more than a century ago.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park is located in the badlands of western North Dakota. For more information, please visit: www.nps.gov/thro/index.htm

Best Tipper: Russell Crowe - The biggest story about Russell Crowe and the service industry involves a flying phone, but that apparently isn’t the norm. While on vacation in South Wales, Crowe stopped by the Carew Inn in Tenby for a quick pint with friends, and ended up leaving a £600 tip. The downside, we guess, is that he also played guitar and sang songs for the crowd.

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Phillips 66 plans to buy as many as 2,000 railroad tank cars to ship oil from shale fields to refineries, yet another sign that the shale boom is reshaping the U.S. energy industry.

Phillips Chairman and CEO Greg Garland discussed the plan, targeted for the next year or two at the Citi Global Energy Conference this week.

Oil companies in fast-growing U.S. shale fields such as the Bakken, Eagle Ford, Niobrara and Permian have turned to rail, trucks and barges to haul crude because pipeline development has not kept up.

Phillips 66, the newly spun-off downstream arm of ConocoPhillips, has refineries on the East, West and Gulf Coasts, and Garland said the company currently refines about 100,000 barrels per day of shale oil but could handle 500,000 bpd. The initial goal is to increase delivery of shale crudes to Phillips refineries by 100,000 to 150,000 bpd within two years using railroad unit trains, he said. It’s

a pipeline on wheels. So, that could go to the Bakken. It could go to the Niobrara. It can shift as the opportunity shifts around the country.

Techniques including hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, have given drillers access to vast new deposits of so-called unconventional oil in shale rock formations, helping to reverse a decades-old decline in U.S. crude output.

Many analysts say rail will be a bigger part of the oil delivery picture for years because shale wells - often scattered, small and of uncertain lifespan - won’t justify pipeline construction.

Garland said the typical unit train would be 100 cars carrying 32,000 gallons (750 barrels) of crude. Using those estimates, 2,000 tankcars would equal about 150,000 barrels.

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The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) is soliciting pre-applications for funding under the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP). The Agency is anticipating that up to $600,000 will be available.

“The funds can be used for the purchase and redevelopment of foreclosed, abandoned or vacant buildings or land into permanent residential housing,” said Jolene Kline, NDHFA planning and housing development division director.

Eligible properties must be located in Bismarck, Minot, West Fargo, Mandan, Jamestown, Dickinson, Williston, Grafton, Wahpeton, Lincoln, Devils Lake, Valley City and Casselton; within 25 miles of the identified cities; or on the state’s four Indian Reservations.

Priority in this funding round will be given to applications that involve shovel-ready activities addressing the redevelopment of vacant, foreclosed or abandoned property and that benefit households at or below 50 percent of area median income. Project applicants must be able to demonstrate that any funds awarded will be for reimbursement of costs incurred prior to March 1, 2013.

The pre-applications must be received in the NDHFA office by the close of business on July 6, 2012. Materials can be found on the Agency’s website, www.ndhfa.org, or by contacting Jolene Kline

at [email protected], (701) 328-8080 or (800) 292-8621.

“Since 2008, North Dakota Housing has awarded more than $6.7 million dollars in NSP1 funds,” said Kline. “These grant dollars are providing safe, decent and

affordable housing for a workforce with modest incomes and households on a fixed income.”

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold its Fort Peck Dam 75th Anniversary Celebration at 10 a.m. June 23 at the shaft building overlook on the east end of the dam.

The celebration will feature several speakers, and will also recognize the workers who lost their lives during construction of the dam.

Fort Peck Dam was a major public works project of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s administration, employing thousands of people. The dam was finished in 1940.

Saturday June 2310:00 AM - Dedication ceremony for monuments honoring workers who lost their lives building the dam. The ceremony will be held at the Shaft Buildings Overlooking the Fort Peck Dam. Parking will be available at Kiwanis Park and buses will run beginning at 9:15 AM. 12:00 NOON - Picnic at Kiwanis Park, sponsored by the Tourism Business Improvement District. Meals are available for $7.50 and $8.50. 2:00 PM - Special Showing of the Montana PBS Documentary, “Fort Peck Dam” at

the Fort Peck Theatre. 4:00 PM - Presentation of “The Builders & Boomtowns of Fort Peck Dam” by author Lois Lonnquist at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center 7:30 PM - Fort Peck Summer Theatre’s presentation of “All Shook Up”

Sunday June 24 12:00 NOON - Presentation of “The Builders and Boomtowns of Fort Peck Dam by author Lois Lonnquist at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center2:00 PM - Special showing of the Montana PBS Documentary, “Fort Peck Dam” at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center. 4:00 PM - Matinee Performance of the Fort Peck Summer Theatre’s “All Shook Up”

For more information about Fort Peck and it’s history, please go to www.fortpeckdam.com

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Kurt Warner Turns 41 This Week

Celebrity BirthdayKurt Warner was born in 1971Kurt Warner is 40 years oldBirthplace: IowaProfession: AthleteAbout Kurt Warner: Quarterback led St. Louis Rams to the teams first Super Bowl victory.Did You Know: I won 2 NFL MVP Awards in 1999 and 2001.Astrological Sign: Cancer

The Big Sky Economic Development is planning two trips to the Bakken to educate members of the business community about the economic impacts of the area. The first tour took place June 14-15 and included tours of Sidney and Williston. The second is July 10-11 and involves tours of Glendive and Sidney.

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Margaret McGlynn splits her time working as an oil company on-site geologist north of Dickinson and as a musician working on music and video projects from her Dickinson home.

Margaret McGlynn, 27, spends the bulk of her free time creating music.

Luckily, her job in the oil industry allows her to have two to three weeks at a time to invest in her creative projects.

McGlynn - her stage name is Mousey McGlynn - works as a on-site geologist or “mudlogger” for an oil company 70 miles north of Dickinson. After living on-site for two to three weeks, she returns to her home in Dickinson for a few weeks, where she works on her music projects in a makeshift recording studio in her brother’s old bedroom.

McGlynn described her most recent CD as pop but she has also recorded blues and jazz music.

“I really don’t want to confine myself because I’m a musician and I love music,” she said. “Whatever I feel like singing or enjoy singing is what I’m going to be singing at the time.”

On Monday, McGlynn will shoot a music video to her electro-pop song “Walked to the Water,” from her pop CD “Mousey,” at the Broadview Media Center in Minneapolis. She has rented a green screen and anticipates a 10-hour shoot.She hired an animator as well as director of photography, Keith Langsdorf.

However, she would be hesitant to sign a label at this stage in her career.

McGlynn was born in Ireland and attended an all-girls Catholic boarding

school in England from ages 11 to 16. She and her family moved to Dickinson in her junior year of high school when they learned of the low cost of real estate in North Dakota.

In 2008, McGlynn earned a bachelor of science degree in psychology with a minor in music from Roehampton University in London. She returned to North Dakota in 2009. Before getting a job with the oil industry, McGlynn worked two jobs: at a big box store and a bar. AP

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Portrait Drawing on Toned Paper: Summer 2012 JMAC Art ClassesThis class will focus on the porportions of the face and how to interpret the face as an artist. We will be using a live model for reference while using charcoal and pastel on toned paper. Ages: Grade 6 to Adult. Instructor: Aaron Hexom Dates: June 25 2012 - June 29 2012 Time: 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM Fee: $50.00 Pre-registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited. Walk-ins may be accepted (with teachers permission) if openings exist. To obtain a registration slip, please visit the James Memorial

Art Center at 621 1st Ave W. Williston.

Abracadabra Picture: Summer 2012 JMAC Art Classes Experience a little magic with crayons & paint! Ages: Kindergarten to 3rd Grade Instructor Becky Michelson Times: 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM Fee: $8.00 for JMAC members; $10.00 for non-members **Please note: pre-registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited. Walk-ins may be accepted (with teachers permission) if openings exist. To obtain a registration slip, please visit the James Memorial Art Center at 621 1st Ave W. Williston

Diamonds in the Ruff: Quilt with Norma Lee Quilting with Norma Lee at the James: Diamonds in the Ruff Using a special Tri-Rec ruler set you can make this lovely lap quilt. This is a simple to piece quilt requiring four fabrics. When the pieces are assembled it looks like a vertical strips of diamond stripes. Date: June 26th 2012 Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM Fee: $25.00 for JMAC Members; $30.00 for non-members. **Please note: pre-registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited. Walk-ins may be accepted if openings exist. For a registration

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Paint a Pot: Summer 2012 JMAC Art Classes Paint a Pot: We will paint pots to take home & plant flowers in! Ages: Kindergarten to 3rd Grade Date: June 28 2012 Fee: $8.00 for JMAC members; $10.00 for non-members. **Please note: pre-registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited. Walk-ins may be accepted (with teachers permission) if openings exist. To obtain a registration slip, please visit the James Memorial Art Center at 621 1st Ave W. Williston

BBQ Boot Camp North Dakota State University BBQ Boot Camp will be at the Williston Research Extension Center from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. BBQ Boot Camp is a collaborative effort of meat and animal scientists from NDSU’s Animal Science Department with agents from the NDSU Extension Service. You will learn about:new cooking methods & practices, meat cut selection, rubs marinades and seasonings, food safety and nutrition, smoking gas and charcoal cooking, meat industry topics-including related research, teaching and Extension

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Events continued...activities at NDSU. The fee of $35.00 per person or $60.00 per couple includes a binder with information and recipes, a meat thermometer, and a full meal with lots of BBQ! You can register online at www.ndsu.edu/bbqbootcamp. For questions and more infomation, please contact Mary Froelich at 701.577.4595.

Lukenbill Estates Ribbon Cutting Factory Homes Outlet is excited to host a ribbon cutting and Open House for the newly subdivided Lukenbill Estates! This will be a 200 lot subdivision which has nearly completed Phase one of the 3 phase project. The Ribbon Cutting will take place from 3-4pm located at 2 Blocks North of Walmart, East side of the road Hwy 2

WSC 50th Anniverary Celebration - Athetics Banquet/Open House, Decade Mixers, Faculty Tea, BBQ, Beer Garden, Live Band, Karaoke Sunday, July 1st - President’s Brunch. The following are events being held for the Williston State College 50th Anniversary Celebration. Friday June 29 2012: 11:00 AM: Dedication of Donn Skadeland Gymnasium 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM: Atheletic Banquet and

Awards Ceremony 10:00 PM - 12:00 AM: Social-Athletic Banquet Continued Saturday June 30 2012: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Open House/Self-Guided Tours 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Decades Mixer 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Faculty Tea hosted by faculty wives 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM: BBQ 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM: Beer Gardens8:00 PM - 12:00 AM: Concert. Sunday July 1 2012: 10:30 AM: President’s Brunch.

Hometown Williston Events Williston’s July 4th Events taking place the weekend before (June 29 2012 to July 1 2012) will feature Hometown Williston Events as follows: June 30 2012 at the Williston State College: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM: Penny & Pals (Children’s Program) 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM: Parade 10:45 AM - 11:30 AM: Penny & Pals (Children’s program)11:30 AM - 12:00 PM: Musician Eric Furuseth 11:45 AM - until gone: Lunch 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: City Band 1:00 PM - 1:15 PM: Community Philanthropist Awards 1:15 PM - 2:00 PM: Bethel’s Bench Auction 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM: Musician Chuck Suchy 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM: Pie and Ice Cream Social.

Lukenbill Estates Open House Factory Homes Outlet is excited to host an Open House for the newly subdivided Lukenbill Estates! This will be a 200 lot subdivision which has nearly completed Phase one of the 3 phase project. The Open House will take place June 30-July 1 located 2 Blocks North of Walmart, East side of the road Hwy 2.

Rope Bowls: Summer 2012 Art Classes at JMAC. Learn how to make decorative containers using yarn & rope. Ages: Grades 4 through 8 Instructor: Clif Sundt Times: 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM Dates: July 18 2012 and July l9 2012 Fee: $10.00 for JMAC members; $15.00 for non-members **Please note: pre-registration is encouraged as class sizes are limited. Walk-ins may be accepted (with teachers permission) if openings exist. To obtain a registration slip, please visit the James Memorial Art Center at 621 1st Ave W. Williston ND

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Black Hills Over ViewTwo weeks ago we started a 10 week showcase of events and tourism information focusing on the Black Hills of South Dakota. We chose this area because it is a short drive from the Bakken and provides an endless amount of entertainment options. So whether you are trying to meet up with your loved ones for a weekend or getting out of town with some buddies for your time off. For the next 7 weeks we will highlight four activities and business each with a different feel, to make it easy for you we have broken the activities into four categories, Accommodations, Family, Nightlife, and Outdoors. We are making a special trips to the area to get interviews and pictures. Please let us know if there is anything you would like us to take a special look at.

Night LifePrairie Berry Winery - A toast to the Prairie Berry Winery, located near Mt Rushmore and Crazy Horse, for offering an amazing escape to rejuvenate and share a memorable experience with your loved one. Cosmopolitan Magazine feels that the “best place to kiss is in the tasting room…after toasting each other with a free glass of vino.” The Vojta family has been in the wine business for 5 generations, beginning their journey in 1876. They offer 15 grape, fruit and honey wines to taste and purchase at their Hill City vineyard. Featuring dry reds, whites, semi-sweet, and sweet fruit wines for complimentary daily tastings from 10 am till 7pm. Looking for a more in depth experience? Enjoy the “Family Table Tastings”. Open to groups of 2-12 people, your private host will seat you at our “Family Table” and guide you through three wines served in varietal specific glasses and individually paired with select foods. Your host will be happy to share tasting tips, plus more information about the featured items, the history of Prairie Berry Winery and the family behind it. Family Table Tastings may be scheduled for any day of the week. Ready to go? Find additional information at their website, www.prairieberry.com, follow them on Twitter, @prairieberry, or Like them on Facebook, we did, www.facebook.com/prairieberrywinery.

AccommodationsFairfield Inn & Suites @ WaTiki Indoor Waterpark Resort - The all-new Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites at exit 61 is the home to South Dakota’s largest indoor water park! Come and let the kids unwind in our 30,000 sq. ft. “WaTiki” Indoor Water Park, which includes waterslides, lazy river and arcade. Plus new this year is Sliders Bar and Grill, a 230-seat restaurant featuring gourmet pizzas, slider sandwiches and dinner entrees. The horseshoe bar features a clear waterslide where guests can watch their

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kids slide right above their heads. Water park hotel packages that include our water park are available or sold separately. Waterpark closes at 9pm off -season and 10 pm in season. For business travelers we offer on-site meeting facilities, business center, WI-FI and wired Internet, and fitness center. Enjoy the Early Eats complimentary Continental breakfast. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure the Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites in Rapid City, South Dakota is your ideal destination. Near Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park and Jewel Cave National Monument. Also near Historic Deadwood Gambling Casinos and Spearfish Canyon National Scenic Byway. Hotel will pay for round trip shuttle between the airport and hotel. WaTiki Indoor Waterpark: Additional wristbands $8.50 per band(Winter Season)/ $14.95 per band(Peak Season) Check out their website, www.watikiwaterpark.com.

OutdoorsSoaring Eagle Zipline - You can soar through the air like an eagle on the area’s first zipline ride. This all new family-friendly attraction lets you experience the sensation of flying, while accelerating you 630 feet down the mountainside on a suspended cable. You can even share the fun with a friend on the comfortable side-by-side seats. The excitement doesn’t end at the bottom though, because this unique ride then pulls you back up the hill. One unique fact about this zipline is that it is not a harness system. You will sit in a formed seat with a seat belt, which allows riders of all ages to share in the excitement! Purchase tickets for just the zipline, or buy it at a discount as a part of a package with your cave tour ticket. Fun for all ages! www.soaringeagleziplines.com

FamilyHigh Country Guest Ranch - your western adventure begins here. There is no better way to start your adventure than a peaceful getaway with the excitement of a western guest ranch. High Country Guest Ranch is centrally located in the Black Hills of South Dakota and combines the secluded wilderness with many modern comforts; hosted by Larry and Bonnie McCaskell. High Country Guest Ranch offers a variety of beautiful cabins from fully furnished vacation homes to authentic log cabins, camper cabins, and RV/Tent sites. Pets are allowed in the camping cabins with a refundable pet deposit. Alcoholic beverages are allowed in private cabins only. Facilities are available for large group functions. Outdoor movies are shown on

the big screen nightly in the summer. Sit under the stars and watch a different family movie each night; begins Memorial weekend. Coming in 2012, Circle B Chuckwagon & Cowboy Music Show; a Black Hills tradition since 1976. Open nightly (except Sunday) Supper/Show rain or shine. At 6:00 p.m. when the supper bell rings, line up to be served real COWBOY fixin’s! Then settle back for the stage show featuring the Circle B Cowboys. Open to the public. Cowboy breakfast every morning, Memorial Day through Labor Day. www.highcountryguestranch.com.

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Vegetable oil, for greasing1 1/2 sticks unsalted butter, diced2 cups all-purpose flour1/4 cup packed light brown sugar1/2 cup confectioner’s sugar, plus more for garnish1/4 teaspoon saltFor the Filling:

4 large eggs, plus 2 egg yolks2 cups granulated sugar1/3 cup all-purpose flour, sifted1 teaspoon grated lemon zest1 cup fresh lemon juice (from 8 lemons)DirectionsMake the crust: Position a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9-by-13-inch pan with vegetable oil and line with foil, leaving a 2-inch overhang on all sides; grease the foil with oil. Pulse the butter, flour, both sugars and the salt in a food processor until the dough comes together, about 1 min-ute. Press evenly into the bottom and about 1/2 inch up the sides of the prepared pan, making sure there are no cracks. Bake until the crust is golden, about 25 minutes.

Meanwhile, make the filling: Whisk the whole eggs and yolks, sugar and flour in a bowl until smooth. Whisk in the lemon zest and juice. Remove the crust from the oven and reduce the temperature to 300 degrees F. Pour the filling over the warm crust and return to the oven. Bake until the filling is just set, 30 to 35 min-utes.

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1 CNA’s and LPN’s - Walk-In Urgent Care Clinic Fairlight Medical Center

2 Sales - Outside Advertising Sales Representative The Williston Trader $14/hour

3 Equipment Rental Field Service Mechanic Hertz

4 Caregivers Little Lambs Childcare, Inc. $12/hour + Insurance

5 Early Childhood Educator Little Lambs Childcare, Inc. $14/hour + Insurance

6 Equipment Rental Sales Representative Hertz

7 Administrative Assistant Nexus Staffing Solutions $20K- $35K Year DOE

8 Inside Sales/Warehouse G C Products Wage DOE + Benefits

9 Field Service Technician Compressor Systems Inc. $20/Hour

10 Great Lakes Airlines Career Fair Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. Wages Vary + Benefits

11 LPN or RN - Comprehensive Pediatric Care Pay DOE. + Benefits

12 Equipment Rental Tractor Trailer Driver Hertz $25 - $28/Hour

13 Safety Trainer Williston State College DOE + Benefits

14 Warehouse Foreman Miller Insulation Co., Inc. $16 - $18/Hour

15 Administrative Assistant Sullivan Construction Inc. $15/Hour (minimum)

16 Truck Driver - Class A CDL Red River Supply, Inc. $21.00/Hour

17 Field Service Technician Weatherford International.

18 Financial Advisor American State Bank Wage DOE

19 High School History Teacher Trinity Christian School. DOE

20 Stocker Myers’ Napa Auto Parts $14 - $17/Hour

21 Delivery Driver Myers’ Napa Auto Parts $14 - $17/Hour

22 Dump Truck Driver $20/Hour

23 Equipment Rental Sales & Ops Coordinator Trainee Hertz $17/Hour

24 Field Supervisor, Pressure Pumping-Oilfield Industry Baker Hughes Incorporated. Wage DOE

25 Application Engineer, Baker Oil Tools Baker Hughes Incorporated. Wage DOE

26 Surface Assembler IV/Assembly Lead FMC Technologies, Inc. Wage DOE

27 Electronics Technician $20 - $25/Hour

28 Oilfield Electronics Technician Aerotek, Inc. $20 - $24/Hour

29 Retail Sales Consultant Opportunities AT&T

30 Coiled Tubing Supervisors and Operators31 Industrial Electrician R & J Technical Services

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1. CNA’s and LPN’s - Fairlight Medical Center is now hiring motivated CNA’s and LPN’s for our fast-paced Walk-In Urgent Care Clinic. If you are interested please send your resume to: Fairlight Medical Center, Attention: Lauren Furlong, PO Box 1148, Williston ND 58802 or email to [email protected]

2. Sales - We are looking for an Outside Advertising Sales Representative! Must be friendly, outgoing, highly motivated, organized and have excellent communication skills. $14 per hour. Please send your resume to: [email protected].

3. Hertz Equipment Rental Field Service Mechanic - As a mechanically minded, customer focused mechanic, you will primarily be responsible for the repair, service, and maintenance of rental equipment in the shop and in WKH�¿HOG�DW�WKH�FXVWRPHU¶V�MRE�VLWH��This could include troubleshooting and repairing diesel, hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical equipment. You will operating from a service truck and will be required to perform preventative maintenance services as well. To apply please visit us onlne at: ZZZ�KHUW]�MREV�

4. Caregivers - Little Lambs Childcare, Inc. has multiple openings for individuals with a passion for nurturing children aged 0-5. Fingerprint and background check required. Fulltime is $12 per hour plus single health insurance.

Will also accept applications for part time employment. Submit resume or generic Job Service application form to: 2517 9th Avenue West, Williston, ND 58801; email: [email protected] 5. Early Childhood Educator - Little Lambs Childcare, Inc. is seeking individual to oversee its preschool and be the assistant director. Minimum TXDOL¿FDWLRQV�� (OLJLEOH� IRU�CDA within 2 years, plus 2 year’s experience in a child care setting; degree in early childhood preferred. Fingerprint and background check required. $14 per hour plus single health insurance. Submit resume or generic Job Service application form to: 2517 9th Avenue

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Wacky World Records24-year-old Mich Kemeter set the record for tightrope walking across the open water after completing the challenge in Grüner, Austria. He inched along 728ft of rope without a harness as his girlfriend Elizabeth Hochlahme watched from a boat below. ‘I did actually fall in the lake a couple of times and the shock knocks the breath out of you because it is so cold, it’s straight off the mountains’.

32 Route Sales Representative E.A.Sween Company

33 Field Service & Sales Representative Fiberspar Corporation Wage DOE

34 Technician-General Field Service Stewart & Stevenson, LLC

35 Cardiac Cath Lab - Contract/ Travel Capital Healthcare Solutions, Inc. Wage DOE + Benefits

36 CDL Truck Drivers Fox Run Transport $20 - $30/Hour.

37 Equipment Rental Mechanic A Hertz

38 Administrative Assistant G C Products Wage DOE + Benefits39 Oilfield Electronic Technician redlineinc $20 - $25Hour. + Benefits40 Secretary/Receptionist Buschta Appraisal Service Inc. $12 per hour41 Oilfield Safety Coordinator redlineinc. $90K Year + benefits. 42 General Construction Laborers Doeden Construction Wage DOE.

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10. Great Lakes Airlines Career Fair - Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd. 401K - Dental - Medical - Other - 9LVLRQ� DQG�7UDYHO�%HQH¿WV��*UHDW�Lake Airlines Career Fair - July 11, 2012. Job Service North Dakota. 422 1st Ave. W. Williston, ND. from 8am - 430pm Hiring: Flight Attendants, Customer Service/Ramp Agents, Facility Technician, Pilots, Aircraft Mechanics, Parts Technician, Pre apply at www.À\JUHDWODNHV�FRP� $1'� EULQJ� D�UHVXPH�WR�WKH�MRE�)DLU�

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13. Safety Trainer - Williston State &ROOHJH�� '2(�� 7ZHOYH�PRQWK��SHUPDQHQW�� IXOO�WLPH�� EHQH¿WHG�position that is responsible for the delivery and development of safety training programs WKDW� PHHW� WKH� VSHFL¿F� QHHGV�IRU� RLO¿HOG� DQG� RLO¿HOG� UHODWHG�industries. Submit the following to Human Resources, Williston State College, 1410 University Avenue, Williston ND 58801: Staff $SSOLFDWLRQ�IRU�(PSOR\PHQW�IRUP�(available at www.willistonstate.eduor call (701) 774-4204, letter of application, current résumé, transcripts and contact information for three professional references. (PDLO�WKHLU�DSSOLFDWLRQV�SOHDVH�FDOO�the above number and an email DGGUHVV�ZLOO�EH�SURYLGHG��(((�

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Fairlight Medical CenterCNA’s and LPN’s - Fairlight Medical Center is now hiring motivated CNA’s and LPN’s for our fast-paced Walk-In Urgent Care Clinic. If you are interested please send your resume to: Fairlight Medical Center, Attention: Lauren Furlong, PO Box 1148, Williston ND 58802 or email to [email protected]



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onshore and offshore environment. Please apply at: www.careers.weatherford.com. Calls will not be accepted for this position.

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20. Stocker - Myers’ Napa Auto Parts. $14.00 - $17.00 Hour. Apply in person & ask to see Jodie or Clare if Jodie is not in, for an interview at Myers’ Napa Auto Parts, 1915 2nd Ave W, Williston, ND.

21. Delivery Driver - Myers’ Napa Auto Parts. $14.00 - $17.00 Hour. Apply in person & ask to see Jodie or Jeremy for an interview at Myers’ Napa Auto Parts, 1915 2nd Ave W, Williston.

22. Dump Truck Driver - $20.00 Hour. Seeking Dump Truck

Drivers. Must have 2-5 years verifiable truck driving experience.

Must be dependable. Class A CDL required. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. To apply complete a generic application, available at Job Service and return to Job Service in person or by mail to 422 1st Avenue West, Williston, ND 58801, you may also email it to [email protected], or fax to 701-774-7925. PLEASE NOTE! Applications that are not legible will not be considered.

23. Hertz Equipment Rental Sales & Operations Coordinator Trainee - This position is directly involved in identifying customer needs, coordinating activities of delivery drivers, maintaining competitive data, inventory control and daily business reporting. $17/KU��$SSO\�DW�ZZZ�KHUW]�MREV�

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Pumping-Oilfield Industry - Baker Hughes Incorporated.. Wage DOE. www.ndworkforceconnection.com

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Oil Tools - Baker Hughes Incorporated. Wage DOE. At Baker Hughes the purpose of this job is to provide the Williston District a high level of technical support for the Baker Oil Tool product lines and lead and develop field engineers. www.ndworkforceconnection.com

26. Surface Assembler IV/

Assembly Lead - Williston, ND. FMC Technologies, Inc.. Wage DOE. Ability to comprehend all engineering and weld drawings and written Engineering procedures. www.ndworkforceconnection.com

27. Electronics Technician - $20.00 to $25.00 per Hour. Williston, ND Repair and maintain all oil field equipment.

including Oil/Gas, Multimeter, Troubleshooting, Maintenance, www.ndworkforceconnection.com28. Oilfield Electronics

Technician - Aerotek, Inc.. $20.00 - $24.00/Hour. Repair and maintain all oil field equipment on field sites.

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31. Industrial Electrician - R & J Technical Services. Openings for experienced Industrial Electricians to work in Oilfield in Williston

ND, rotational schedule, housing and top pay. Call 801-546-1970. www.powerprosusa.com

32. Route Sales Representative - E.A.Sween Company. Deli Express is a family-owned company based in Minneapolis where we make and distribute sandwiches and other food products, mainly to convenience stores. We are looking for a Route Sales Delivery Merchandiser in Williston ND who is eager to develop a career with Deli Express. www.ndworkforceconnection.com

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Travel - Capital Healthcare Solutions, Inc. excellent compensation and benefits

program awaits the Cardiac Cath Lab Technician candidate seeking a 13-Week Travel Contract. ndworkforceconnection.com

36. CDL Truck Drivers - Fox Run Transport. $20.00 - $30.00 Hour. Fox Run Transport is seeking to fill

25 positions in Williston. Class A CDL with tanker endorsement and 2 years of experience is required for this position. Application at:www.norwoodsales.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Fox-Run-Transport-applicat ion2.pdf. Applications may be faxed to 701-588-4004 or emailed to [email protected].

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41. Oilfield Safety Coordinator - redlineinc. $90K Year + benefits.

seeking a Safety Coordinator to assist with operations in the oilfield.

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ARIES (Mar. 21- April 20)Get ready for take off this week with a New Moon in Gemini which paves the way for greater self-expression, more networking and connecting too. Start writing, teaching, learning or selling projects. That way you give your talents a chance to blossom. The focus also shifts to your home zone - it’s maybe time for a de-clut-ter. But despite all of this you may be caught up in a situation in which you want blaze a trail. Whoever you take on - don’t be too rash!

TAURUS (Apr. 21- may 21)There is quite a focus on your personal financial zone, with the New Moon in Gemini encouraging you to rethink your budget, and make a fresh start money wise. You might also want to buy new clothes or go on a spending spree to increase your self-esteem. The major aspect between Uranus and Pluto may bring up spiritual and existential issues that could cause inner tensions. Be authentic about what you really want deep down. Don’t give in to other’s demands.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21)The New Moon in your sign enables you to make a fresh start in any area of life you choose. The stars are encouraging this is other ways too. Whatever goals you have, this is your chance to catch the tide and see success happen. Your finances are highlighted from Wednesday, so you may want to invest in a project or even a romantic relationship, but may need support to do so. A major square between Uranus and Pluto pushes you to let go of painful emotions.

CANCER (June 22-July 22)It’s Solstice week which means the Sun moves into your sign, lifting your spirits and helping you to focus on what is important to you. There is also a New Moon in your spiritual zone which you can use to make a fresh start in your spiritual life. Join a meditation class, find a teacher or start a dream diary. You may not see eye-to-eye with your partner on Wednesday, but this should pass. Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill. It’s time to aim high!

LEO (July 23-Aug 22)Lots of subtle changes take place against a backdrop of even greater change. The New Moon is perfect for ‘amping’ up your social life and making new connections. Make this a priority. At the same time you are now at that point in the year when it helps to slow down and reflect on life. What you have achieved and what do you want for the future? The square between Uranus and Pluto suggests that a change in your beliefs may change your lifestyle.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23)There’s plenty to keep you occupied as far as your career and life goals are concerned. The New Moon this week is perfect for making professional connections to key people, who may be able to help you get ahead. It’s also good if you are starting a new job or contract. Your social life perks up, so allow time to relax and have fun too. But you may find that love and romance, and unexpected events connected with them, rock your world.

LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23)The New Moon this week coincides with the perfect time to take a course or class or even to teach one. Your career comes into focus too, so it may be a chance to get your priorities in order. Which life goals are most important. It may be time to make a start on them. The square between Uranus and Pluto in your home zone suggests tensions which may be due to partnership issues. Don’t let buried feelings erupt. Make a stand or talk heart to heart.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22)One of the more sensitive areas of your chart and life is in focus. Your sex life, joint financial affairs and hidden agendas may be becoming a talking point. Whether you need advice, counseling or a chat with a good friend, it helps to get things off your chest. Later you may be keen to explore - a travel adventure may beckon. The square between Uranus and Pluto, suggests that a lifestyle change may transform you in positive ways. Time to do what you need to do.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21)Partnerships and relationships have been in focus for some time, and this phase continues. The New Moon in this zone is perfect for helping you to make a fresh start whether with a new business partner or new lover. You can also take the relationships you have to a new level. Your career is picking up and if you are dating your love life is a riot. You seem to having a lot of fun. Uranus square Pluto encourages you to use your creativity to transform your finances.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20)Your health, work and lifestyle zone is highlighted, encouraging you to look more deeply at your core values - the ones that guide the decisions that run your day to day schedule. A New Moon in this zone is perfect for making changes to your diet, exercise habits, job and much more. Zero in on your goals and start to achieve them. You seem to be developing a deep psychic connection with someone too. Could be special. A move may change transform your agenda.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 -Feb. 19)Love, romance and creativity are buzzing right now in your life. If you are dating you seem to be having a great time. Yet you are also very aware of your values when it comes to getting up close and personal. Stay flexible - it’s not the time to get too involved just yet. A trine between the Sun and Neptune is helpful for using your imagination to improve your financial and work situation. On another note inspired thoughts or writings could rock your world.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)Your home and family life seem to be important in a positive and upbeat way. The New Moon in this zone is perfect for transforming your property or even for putting your house on the market. There is also a very powerful trine between the Sun and Neptune which paves the way for a magical and magnetic romantic liaison. But remember to keep your feet on the ground. Meanwhile a change in your financial status may affect your social life in a big way.

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