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Interim activity picks up pace

he activity for the Interim Legislative Committees has picked up pace in the last couple of months following a relatively slow start in July. Committees are meeting on a regular basis studying a number of important issues. The final reports from each committee will be due in 12 months and will be presented to the Legislative Management By Sen. Larry Committee for their Robinson consideration. The bill drafts that the Management Committee approves will be forwarded on to the 2015 legislature. A number of important issues are currently under study. One such study is the review of the state level and local level responsibility for funding K-12 Education. This study has been THANKS FOR SHOPPING LOCALLY! asBuffalo signed FOOD to the Market Edu-
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cation Funding Committee. Much discussion has taken place regarding K-12 funding and the buy down in property tax that the legislature has put in place for that funding. The Health Care Reform Review Committee will be studying the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. This bill has major ramifications and has created considerable attention. Another study is the review of the changes to the oil industry practices, production, impacts, and tax policy. This issue received considerable debate in the 2013 session of the legislature. The Water Topics Overview Committee is studying the current process for establishing high priority water projects for the State Water Commission. This issue has been on everyones radar screen due to recent floods and high water throughout the state. The funding for water projects comes from the Resources Trust fund. Those dollars come from oil taxes. For the current biennium, there is a total of $515,000,000 in the fund.
That fund is expected to increase to approximately $750,000,000 for the 2015-20176 biennium. The Economic Impact Committee will continue their study of the long terms costs of transportation infrastructure maintenance and improvement projects and methods for funding these projects. With the uncertainty of federal funding this has become a major challenge. Although much work has been done in this area, significant challenges remain. Another effort will be made this interim to study the Day Care needs across our state. This study has also been assigned to the Economic Impact Committee. Day Care continues to be one of the major challenges facing our state, not only in the west, but indeed across all of North Dakota. A study of property tax will be done by the Taxation Committee. Special focus will be made on the possibility of the state assuming the responsibility of some of the social services functions currently funded
ont forget to set your clocks, Sunday, Nov. 3. Just a reminder: Daylight saving time will end early Nov. 3 when clocks will be set back one hour. Under the Official Time Act, daylight saving time ends on the first Sunday in November and resumes the second Sunday in March. The official time change back to standard time will occur this year at 2 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 3 at which time clocks should be set back to 1 a.m.
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total of 47 people volunteered to donate blood, and 41 people were able to give during Valley Citys October blood drive. Eight people gave blood on the automated 2RBC machine, which collects two units of red blood cells during the donation, so a total of 49 products were collected. Linda Elliott, Donor Recruitment Representative from United Blood Services said,
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It is not only those who sponsor the blood drive, but the people of Valley City donating that makes the difference to patients in the hospital. You never know when a loved one or even you will need blood. We want to thank all the people who volunteered on October 14. Randall Schlecht coordinated the drive, and the Our Savior Lutheran Church sponsored and assisted with recruiting donors, publicity, ABUSED PERSONS OUTREACH CENTER, INC. providing refreshments, and registering donors. 24-Hour Crisis Line Space to hold the drive was provided by Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Others (collect calls accepted) who assisted the day of the drive were: Mavis Dilts, Betty Dallmann, Bobbie Valley City Hurlimann, Rich Winning, Crisis Center Beverly Loken and Jan 701-845-0078 Stowman. SERVICES OFFERED FREE OF CHARGE
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long with the World Series, North Dakota baseball fans will have another event to feed their interest in baseball. If Paul Stenshoel has his way, then it might be an annual event. Stenshoel has put together the first Barnes County Baseball Card Show. The event may not only bring fans of the game together to talk about the game going on the TV screens, but also to talk about the games and players gone by whose careers are summarized on the backs of little pieces of cardboard that some of us can still remember coming with a piece of unchewable gum. In fact, said Stenshoel, one of the improvements in the hobby is that fans no longer have to buy the small packages with the gum to get cards of their favorite players anymore, as they can now purchase complete sets so that they can fill out a team, or get some of their favorite players along with some other cards. The event will be held Saturday Nov. 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the main hall of the Vault and Stavenger Building at 223 Central Avenue N, Valley City, if you are coming from out of town. Tables for vendors are priced conveniently at $5. Though it is being held at the same time as the World Series, the event is being billed as a sports card trading show. So, while people may be discussing the battle between the Red Sox and the Cardinals, the show will also be taking place right in the thick of the NFL season and the beginnings of the NBA and NHL, so there will be plenty of room for fans of other sports and their accompanying
memorabilia and opportunities He also said that hes trying for them to discuss the players to rekindle something that was of their favorite sports. important to him at one time. Stenshoel said he has been I collected baseball cards when in contact with card dealers I was a kid. I gave it up after around the state and expects a several years, and Ive always good turnout for the event as been a baseball fan and I started fans of the hobby hope to find collecting some of the older the elusive card that will fill a sets, just for fun. Its almost like BARNES COUNTY hole in their collection. I got therapy. He said he used the InSPORTS CARD TRADE SHOW into the Yellow Pages and found ternet to do that, but was aware all the dealers in the Fargo area that were a number of people SATURDAY, NOV. 2 and theres one in Luverne, one out there who also collected 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. in Lamoure and one in Jamesand he wanted to bring some of town, and then I just contacted them together. them through the Internet and Stenshoel said he also has The Vault Coffee Shop, 223 Central then just sent them a flyer. a couple of other motives for Avenue North, Valley City He said he received some bringing baseball card fans positive responses and promises together in Valley City. We Free event to the public. that they would put the flyer up have this old building in Valley in their stores and encourage City and part of the focus is to Bring your sports cards people to come. get people down here and have to sell or trade. Stenshoel admits that this is events and have people use this If you want to display your cards... first one and what hes looking building more. buy a table for $5. for out of this lone if for people The other motive, he said, is For more information please contact to have fun. When you were a to keep people interested in the Paul Stenshoel at 701-840-9313. kid, youd get some cards from game and give fans like him a a cookie box, or from a cereal chance to revisit their childbox and youd realize that there hoods when they watched the were other cards out there that games and followed their favoryou didnt have and so youd go ite players with the statistics on to school and barter for other the back of the cards. cards. I just want to recreate So, if youre a baseball fan, that. He also added hes trying maybe youll want to fill in some to bring sports card fans, out of spaces in the box of old basethe closet. ball cards that you kept since He said hes hoping to turn childhood and meet some new into an annual event where people who have the same intersports card fans can get together est in the sport and who just and talk about the cards and want to get together and share their favorite sports. their lifelong interest. He said there are 409 Main St, Lisbon, ND people who are serious about investing in SOUP & SANDWICH PLUS some of the oldest and BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER!! 9 AM - 3 PM rarest cards, but added that its not the thrill WHERE: Litchville MONDAY NOVEMBER 4 for him. Elementary school Doors Open: 6:30 p.m Show: 7 p.m. Stenshoel admits to Call 701-683-4341 for advance ticket sales being a novice at organizing events like this. He said he has never LADIES Many Cattlemans Unique done it only that, Ive Crafters Club Lounge attended events like & Gifts! 1004#107 409 Main St Lisbon, ND this. Proceeds go to Litchville Community Center
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pieces illustrating the arc of fiber arts from functional to fine art. General admission. MEETING: Sheyenne Snodrifters meets the first Wednesday of each month at Ditos in Sanborn. More info: Lynette, 701-6466260. ANNUAL MEETING: Barnes County Wildlife Federation annual fall banquet. AA: Alcoholic Anonymous meet every Friday at 5:30 pm in the conference room of Sheyenne Care Center, Valley City.
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LIBRARY: The Valley City Barnes County Public Library hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call 701-845-3821 for information. SENIORS: Buffalo Senior Citizens meet every Monday at the Community Center, Buffalo, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MEETING: The Valley City City Commission meets the first and third Mondays of each month at 5 p.m. at city hall. SENIORS: Litchville Community Center. Morning Coffee Monday through Saturday 8 to 10 a.m. Hand and Foot (cards) at 7 p.m. Wednesdays. AA: Alcoholic Anonymous meets every Monday at 8 p.m. at Fellowship Corner, 320 Second Ave. S.E. in Valley City. SENIORS: Buffalo Senior Citizens meet every Monday at the Community Center, Buffalo, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. LIBRARY: Valley City Barnes County Public Library hours: Mondays: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. open evening.
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OPENING RECEPTION: The opening reception for the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County exhibit From Sheep to Shawl will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Karen Aakre and Sharon Marquardt will be demonstrating working with fiber. The evening reception will be free and open to the public. City Eagles. Blackout and progressive bingo games. Early bird games at 7:10 p.m. and regular bingo will start at 7:30 p.m. City. The 7:30 p.m. meeting is a new open speakersmeeting and is open to the public. CARDS: Play Racehorse Smear every Wednesday from 7 p.m. to close at CMs Place in Wimbledon. Prizes: Hams\, bacon\, turkeys. For people 21+.
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STORYTIME: Storytime takes place at 10:30 a.m. at the Valley City-Barnes County Public Library. More info: 845-3821. KIWANIS: Valley City Kiwanis Club meets every UNITED WAY LUNWednesday at 12:04 p.m. CHEON: The United BEER AND WINE TASTat VCSU Student Union, Way Harvest Festival ING: There will be a Wine West Door. Great Food for a Great and Beer Tasting Social Causeluncheon will be at the Barnes County BOOK CLUB: The Valheld from 11 a.m. to 1 Historical Museum from ley City-Barnes County p.m., at the Sheyenne Care Librarys book discussion 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy a delightful sampling of wines Center Coffee Shop. The club meets at 2 p.m. in menu includes chicken and the librarys multipurpose and beer and support the wild rice soup, chicken or Rotary Club in its mission room. More info: Liz, 701ham salad croissant, chips 845-3294. of service. frosted pumpkin cookies LIBRARY: Valley City and hot apple cider. The MEETING: The Sanborn Barnes County Public meal is available to go also City Council meets the first Library is open Tuesday for an $8 suggested dona- Wednesday of the month through Friday from 10 tion. All proceeds go to at 7 p.m. at Sanborn City a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 701the United Way of Barnes Hall. 845-3821 for more inforCounty. This event is sponMEETING: The Valley mation. sored by the Sheyenne City Park Board holds its Care Center. MEETING: The Barnes regular meeting at 7 a.m. at County Commission meets OPEN MIC: Open Miccity hall. More info: 701the first and third Tuesdays takes place at Duttons 845-3294. of every month at 8 a.m. at Parlour in downtown Valley the courthouse. City every Wednesday from Thursday, Nov. 7 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. EnterJAM SESSIONS: Monthly MEETING: The Valley tainers (music, comedy, bluegrass jam sessions City-Barnes County Public poetry, etc.) and audience resume this month at the Library Board holds its members are welcome. No Barnes County Museum regular meeting at 5:15 cost. in Valley City from 1 to 5 p.m. at the library in Valley City. More info: 701-845AA: Alcoholics Anonymous p.m. The acoustic jam is free and open to the public 3821. meets every Wednesday and beginning players are at noon and 7:30 p.m. at welcome. For more inforWINE TASTING: 5:30 to Fellowship Corner, 320 mation call John Andrus 7:30 p.m. Wine and beer Second Ave. S.E. in Valley tasting social at the Barnes n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n County Historical Museum. Enjoy a delightful sampling DIGITAL ROBERT DENIRO, MICHAEL DOUGLAS, Sat-Sun: 1:35, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35 PROJECTION KEVIN KLINE, MORGAN FREEMAN of wines and beer and supLAST VEGAS* - PG-13 BAD GRANDPA - R STADIUM port the Rotary Club in its Fri/Mon-Thu: 4:40, 7:20, 9:25 Fri/Mon-Thu: 4:50, 7:30, 9:40 SEATING Sat-Sun: 2:00, 4:40, 7:20, 9:25 Sat-Sun: 1:40, 4:50, 7:30, 9:40 WALL-TO-WALL mission of service. HARRISON FORD, BEN KINGSLEY SCREENS
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at 701-762-4891 or go to www.bluegrassnd.com. The monthly jams will run through May and are sponsored by the Bluegrass Association of North Dakota and the Barnes County Museum. SHEEP TO SHAWL: From Sheep to Shawl Exhibit continues at the Hjemkomst Center, Moorhead, TOPS: Tops Club of Ender- Minn. A Historical and lin meets every Thursday at Cultural Society of Clay QUILTERS: St. Catherine the Senior Center in Ender- County installation of fiber Quilters makes quilts for lin. Weigh in from 8:30 to 9 pieces illustrating the arc of those in need every Thurs- a.m.; meeting at 9. fiber arts from functional to day from 1 to 4:30 p.m. fine art. General admission. AUCTION: St. Catherine and 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the School 41st Annual Fall St. Catherine School gym Friday, Nov. 8 basement, Valley City. Any- Auction will be held at the OPENING DAY HUNTone is welcome; no experi- Valley City Eagles Club ERS BREAKFAST: A ence necessary. More info: from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. hearty breakfast of eggs, There will be a silent aucLela Grim, 701-845-4067. ham, and pancakes and tion from 5 to 6:30 p.m. we will fill your thermos, TOASTMASTERS: Secwith a live auction followtoo, at the Tower City ond Crossing Toastmasters ing at 6:30 p.m. For more is again meeting every information please contact Community Center, 45 mi. west of Fargo on I-94, exit 307. Serving from 7 to 10 a.m. Sponsored by St. Bernards Catholic Church of Oriska. Win prizes. Everyone Welcome. Tickets are $8. 5:30-6:30 PM Thursday from 12 - 1 p.m. in the Norway Room at the VCSU Student Center. Visitors are welcome. For information, call Janet at 845-2596. Debra Carpenter at 8451453.
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n Sunday, North Dakotans across the state recognized Theodore Roosevelts 155th birthday by launching a photo petition drive to protect Theodore Roosevelt National Park from negative impacts of oil development. The events marked the kickoff of a photo petitioning drive that will last until NoAA: Alcoholic Anonymous vember 10, which marks the 35th anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. meet every Friday at 5:30 More than 45 people gathered at the pm in the conference room North Dakota State Capitol mall in Bisof Sheyenne Care Center, marck to take a group photo showing their Valley City. collective support for protecting North Dakotas only national park. The people gathering around the Capitol mall were not just there to show their support the national park, but also to show their concerns regarding weak regulation of oil development that is encroaching upon the park as result of the Bakken oil The Valley City Allboom. Noise, smell, and visual impacts American Taekwondo Team from the boom are already impacting the competed this last Saturday, park due to the rapid development. This Oct. 26 at the Fargo Open past winter an oil well permit was proheld at Fargo North HS. posed directly on the parks boundary. Awards: Gavin Gerhardt: 2nd Sparring, 2nd Forms Riley Gerhardt: 1st Sparring, 1st Forms, 3rd Breaking
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Photo petitioning involves taking a photograph of yourself or a group with a sign showing support for protecting Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Dakota Resource Council and others have already gathered photographs of about 100 people showing their support for the national park. People should send their photographs supporting the park to Dakota Resource Council Field Organizer Scott Skokos (scott@drcinfo.com). They can also share their photos on social media sites such as Facebook, twitter, and instagram by using the hashtag #savetrnp. On November 10 the photographs will be compiled sent to decision-makers, such as the Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Agriculture, the North Dakota Congressional Delegation and North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple. If anyone would like more information about the campaign to protect Theodore Roosevelt National Park visit the Dakota Resource Council website at www.drcinfo. org or check out the DRC Facebook page.
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Road team takes Paint Bucket home

For the fifth straight meeting, the road team took home the Paint Bucket.University of Jamestown scored with 2:10 remaining as the Jimmies defeated Valley City State 16-13 Saturday at Shelly Ellig Field in Valley City. The Vikings drove down the field, and facing a fourth-and-two at the 20-yard line, elected for a 37-yard field goal try from Thomas Cortez that slipped wide left as time expired. Valley City State drops to 4-4 overall and 2-1 in the North Star Athletic Association. Jamestown improves to 2-7 and 2-1 in conference play. Trailing 13-10, Jamestown got the ball back with just under five minutes remaining. Jamestown drove down the field and found pay dirt when Michael Sena caught a short pass over the middle and slipped into the end zone from 22 yards out for the game-winning score. A missed extra point left Valley City able to tie with a field goal, but the Paint Bucket was reclaimed by Jamestown. The Vikings and Jimmies split their two meetings
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this season and the road Valley City hosts team has now won the last Mayville State five games between the Saturday, Nov. 9 rivals. Valley City senior Derek Elliott rushed for 170 yards and a touchdown, and quarterback Kurtis Walls completed 18 of 25 passes for 156 yards and a score. The Vikings were unable to finish a number of drives though, missing two field goals and stalling out several times in Jimmie territory. Jamestown was led by quarterback Beau Eriksson who completed 21 of 36 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns. Both touchdowns went to Sena who had 9 catches for 92 yards and two scores. Up next: Valley City has a bye week before hosting Mayville State on Nov. 9.
Coaches host kickoff luncheon today
The Valley City State athletic department is hosting a noon luncheon Friday as a kickoff to the 2013-14 basketball season. Viking head basketball coaches Jeff Kaminsky and Cathy Hanek will speak at the luncheon, which begins at noon Friday at the Valley City Town and Country Club. The public is invited to enjoy a meal and hear from both coaches as they get set to open the season Friday night with home games against Dordt College. Both Viking basketball teams are coming off 2013 national tournament appearances and have high hopes for the coming season.
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Star Athletic Association teams to make an appearance in the poll. University of Jamestown is ranked No. 10 and Mayville State is ranked No. 22. Valley City opens the season Friday and Saturday with home games against Dordt College (Friday at 5:30 p.m.) and Northwestern College (Saturday at 2 p.m.). Northwestern is
ranked No. 7 in the nation in Tuesdays poll. Indiana Wesleyan is ranked No. 1, followed by Davenport (Mich.), Morningside (Iowa), Saint Francis (Ind.) and Concordia (Neb.) to round out the Top 5.
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Schools sought for student Farm to School survey

he FARRMS North Dakota Farm to School program coordinator is seeking schools interested in participating in the best practices publication by conducting a short student survey. The survey may be done on paper or online at Survey Monkey. Questions have to do with cafeteria food and locally grown vegetables. The results will be tallied and shared with the schools through a best practices publication to be release early next year. No student names are neces-
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sary, just the school and grade currently enrolled in. If you would be interested in participating in the survey with one or more of your classes, please contact Sue Balcom at sbalcom@ farrms.org or call 701-5275169. Hard copies will be mailed to you with instructions or a link will be made available for students to complete the survey online. For more information about Farm to School in North Dakota or FARRMS other education opportunities, please visit www. ndfarmtoschool.org.
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(701) 845-3713 606 5th St LITCHVILLE First Lutheran Church (701) 762-4297 506 5th St SANBORN Sacred Heart Catholic Church (701) 646-6306 711 4th St MARION North Marion Reformed Church (701) 669-2557 4430 99th Ave SE, Marion VALLEY CITY All Saints Episcopal Church 516 Central Ave. N 701-845-0819 Calvary Baptist Church (Independent) 2030 West Main St. 701-845-8774 Congregational United Church of Christ 217 Fourth St. NW 701-845-1977 Epworth United Methodist Church 680 Eighth Ave. SW 701-845-0340 Evangelical Free Church 1141 Ninth St. SW 701-845-1649 Faith Lutheran Church 215 Fourth St. NE 701-845-4390 First Baptist Church 3511 S. Kathryn Rd. 701-845-4500 First Church of the Nazarene 913 Riverview Drive 701-845-4193 Grace Free Lutheran Church (AFLC) 2351 West Main St. Valley City 701-845-2753 Jehovahs Witnesses, Valley City Kingdom 529 Sixth St. SE 701-845-1887 Mercy Hospital Chapel 570 Chautauqua Blvd. 701-845-6400 New Life Assembly of God 520 Winter Show Rd. 701-845-2259 Our Saviors Lutheran 138 Third St. NW 701-845-1328 Pentecostal Church 214 Fourth Ave. NW 701-845-9590 Rivers Edge Ministry (Interdenominational) 348 E. Main St. St. Catherines Catholic Church 540 Third Ave. NE 701-845-0354 St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church (WELS) 202 3rd St NW 701-845-0702 Seventh Day Adventist 461 Third Ave. NE Sheyenne Care Center Chapel 979 Central Ave. N. 701-845-8222 Southwest Bible Chapel 826 Fifth St. SW 701-845-2792 Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA) 499 Fourth Ave. NW 701-845-3837 Valley Baptist Church 204 5th St. NW 701-845-6950 ENDERLIN First Lutheran Church 326 Bluff St (701) 437-3317 Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Pastor Frank Dobos. First Methodist Church 228 5th Ave (701) 437-3407 Jehovahs Witness 367 Oehlke Ave (701) 437-3576 Trinity Lutheran Church 319 Fourth Ave. (701) 437-2433 Hope Lutheran Church (AFLC) (meeting in the Enderlin Methodist Church) Sunday School@10 a.m. Worship Service@11 a.m. 701-437-3777 Email Pastor Norby at thenorbys@msn.com NOME St Petri Lutheran Church 12505 52nd St SE (701) 924-8215 LISBON Assembly Of God 1010 Forest St. (701) 683-5756 First Baptist Church (ABC) 401 Forest St. (701) 683-4404 Trinity Lutheran Church 418 5th Ave W. (701) 683-5841 United Methodist (602 Forest St. 701) 683-4479
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he children in my house, like in many other homes, enjoy building houses and buildings of all sorts and sizes. They often use the common building materials By The Rev. like Legos Dennis Norby or Lincoln Logs but will at other times use more exotic materials. I have on several occasions seen the construction projects including cardboard, blankets, and various toys holding up their structures. They build homes, schools, churches, and many other types of buildings. The other day I came home and our basement was carefully put together with blankets hanging over chairs and tables. I was told that it was a prison for pirates. In my home our oldest is eight and our youngest just turned two. With that stretch of ages we sometimes see the older ones work trampled by a younger sibling. The younger child has on various occasions without recognizing
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RALPH SCHAEFER Ralph Schaefer, age 95, of Valley City, died Friday, Oct. 25, at his residence under Hospice of the Red River Valley Care. A funeral service was held Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Lerud Schuldt Funeral Home Chapel. Ralph is survived by his son Calvin(Geraldine) Schaefer, Valley City; 5 Grand children - Shane (Tricia) Germann, Kyle Schaefer, Tesha (Todd)
Snyder, Kaneia (Royce) Kinney, and Tiffany Germann; 7 Great Grand children Austin Schaefer, Talia Germann, Melissa Snyder, Eric Schaefer, Corbin Germann, Tessa Kinney and Deanna Kinney; one sister Della Renner, Carrington. Ralph was preceded in death by his wife Verna Schaefer (Vogel), by his parents William and Alice Schaefer, and his daughter, Bonita Germann.
the problem, given the structure that took all day to work on a swat and the walls came tumbling down. Even the buildings that the kids believe are strong and well built usually come down with little effort from one of the younger kids. I have noticed that as they have gotten older they really have, even with the simple materials used, begun to understand what it takes to make a building more safe and secure and more protected from attacks. What my children have done, we as adults have also done in many areas of life. We try to get things to be more safe and secure. We try to build homes and buildings that are safe from the effects of storms, even hurricanes. We try to build buildings that will withstand earthquakes and be resistant to fires. We can look to the castles and strongholds of the past to see that this is not a new endeavor. Not only do we want to be secure physically we also want to be secure and safe in every area of our lives. We want to make certain that we will not be hurt when financial difficul-
ties come or that our most dear relationships are not strained and broken. We want protection from the different troubles that can come and trample on the things that we have constructed. Unfortunately, we live in a broken world with troubles that are beyond our abilities to protect against. In Psalm 46 we have the chaos of this world described: God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear though the earth gives way, though the mountains be moved into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam, though the mountains tremble at its swelling. When we read these
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look back at early area history as found in the archives of the Enderlin Historical Society and Museum. Museum website: www. enderlinmuseum.org. This weeks article was found in the March 10, 1921 issue of The Enderlin Independent during the days of prohibition! ************ MANY MOONSHINERS MADE By Susan MISERABLE Schlecht --------Sheriff Hill and Federal Officer Gather in Law Breakers and Their Equipment. ---------------During the past week Federal officers, assisted by Sheriff Hill, have been causing terror among the owners and operators of illicit whisky stills in Ransom County. Last Friday they went out into Preston township and at the Edvick and Olaf Storlee farms made a find of nearly a hundred gallons of mash in the houses of each and also dug a right workable still out of the hay loft. The men were taken to Fargo Monday and given a fine of $100. We are informed that other government charges yet stand against them which may cost them from $1,000 to $2,000 before they are through.
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found a barrel beside the kitchen stove containing about thirty-five gallons of whiskey mash in a lively state of fermentation but Helgeson would not admit that it was to be used in making whisky. He said milk was very scarce around there and he was using the mash as a substitute for milk. The officers also found a still at this place. Including these cases, Sheriff Hill has been instrumental in sending nine moonshiners to Fargo already and he says there are others. Surely some of these law breakers ought to take warning and quit trying to go against the federal statutes. ************* Sues Comments: Sounds like it did not pay to be making moonshine, yet there seemed to be plenty of people still willing to give it a try, as noted in the November 3, 1921 issue of paper! The Liberty Restaurant mentioned below was located in Enderlin. -------FEDERAL AGENT RAIDS RESTAURANT --------Armed With Search Warrants, Looks for Home Brew and Other Intoxicants. Last Tuesday night about 10:00 oclock a Federal agent from Fargo assisted by Sheriff Hill, entered the Liberty restaurant armed with a search warrant and gave the place a thorough investigation for intoxication liquors. We are informed that while they found no home brew or other liquors, they found quite evident signs that there had
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ne might think that the government shutdown and the battle over the national debt limit fomented by Republicans was over defunding or complete repeal of ObamaCare if you listened to network and cable news. It wasnt. Part of this bizarre battle is the fact that by 2014, the next Congressional election, or by the presidential election in 2016, salsa will replace ketchup as the leading American condiment. Tortillas already sell better than burger and hotdog buns. In order to maintain market share Marie Callender has dropped some American entrees for grilled shrimp tacos with chipotle ranch dressing. Its a constant reminder to Republicans that about 80 million Hispanics who mostly vote Democratic live in the U.S. The real reason for this Never read a book political madness is the thats not a year old. fact that the Tea-Repub- Ralph Waldo Emerson lican Party is now nearly Ye Olde Books - Valley City the exclusive party of white 226 E. Main St. 701-845-8721 men. The Washington OPEN: 9:30-5 Tuesdays-Fridays scene is becoming more
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n a disappointing ruling from a federal judge, the state Public Service Commission got a free pass for accepting campaign donations from coal companies they regulate. But, the judge also made a strong statement that concerns about PSC commissioners actions are legitimate. Linda Weiss of Belfield, Chair of Dakota Resource Councils Board of Directors said, Obviously, the judge ruled on a technicality of the law rather than the intent and spirit of the law. Federal law is clear that regulators are prohibited from accepting gifts from coal companies. In North
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Cattle mutilation is the killing and mutilation of cattle under apparently unusual or anomalous circumstances. Unusual killings and mutilations of other animals, including humans, have been reported. A famous case of UFO sightings and cattle By Dennis mutilation took place just 80 Stillings miles from here near Tappan, in 2006. For a creepy and intriguing account of this event see the YouTube video Alien Encounters with Non-Human Evil Creatures at http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=bKRwEMoAfyw. Skeptics have attributed these mutilations to natural decomposition or animal predators. Family | Cosmetic | Implant | Sedation The more imaginative theorists lay the blame on Chupacabra (goatsuckers), extraterrestrials, Family Implant | | Sedation Sedation Family | | Cosmetic Cosmetic | | Implant secretive governmental or military agencies, and Modern depiction of manananggal, lower half missing. cults. Mutilations have been the subject of two Canada, an unborn calf had been removed from the independent federal investigations in the United States. Brian DDS Ted Hagen, DDS Ann Slama, DD mother and mutilated without the placental bag being Bulik, Brian Bulik, DDS DDS Ann Ann Slama, DDS Brian Bulik, DDS Ted Ted Hagen, Hagen, DDS Slama, DDS Since 1973 there have been well over 10,000 cases broken. In all cases, the incisions made are remarkable of cattle mutilation. Although UFO activity has been for their laser-like precision, suggesting that the cuts are 701-845-2180 OR OR 701-845-3708 associated with these horrors, no one or no thing has 701-845-2180 701-845-3708 actually made intercellularly; that is, there is no damage to 701-845-2180 OR 701-845-3708 been observed actually performing these remarkable 117 3 St NW Valley 117 3 St NW Valley City, City,ND ND the cells around the cuts. operations. The hypothesis of mutilation as part of the There are stories in folklore of supernatural mutilation 117 3 St NW Valley City, ND rituals of some weird cult is untenable: no tracks are ever events. George Andrews, in found, though many mutilations have occurred in open his book Extraterrestrials areas of very soft ground or even snow. The carcasses of Among the unfortunate animals are frequently drained of blood, MWW: 19 and there are puncture wounds in the throat. Scavengers avoid the meat. Lips, ears, tongue, reproductive and digestive organs are removed. In one case reported in
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Sportsmen against Hunger accept deer and light goose meat
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Olson, the SAH program has sufficient funding available to process deer and geese this fall. The meat that is generated is so appreciated by the families who receive it, Olson said. They are all so grateful for access to a nutritious source of protein; something that is often expensive and otherwise difficult for them to obtain. A list of participating processors and more information is available on the Community Action website at capnd.org. Participating processors will not accept deer shot in the hind quarters, and donated deer will be processed individually or only with other donated deer. Hunters can clean their light geese at home prior to delivery to a processor, but breast meat brought from home without a wing or head attached to the meat, must be accompanied by written information that includes the hunters name, address, signature, hunting license number, date taken and species and number taken. Hunters may also deliver light geese directly from the field to a processor, but identification must remain attached to the bird until in possession of the processor. Hunters interested in donating light geese are encouraged to call processors to have a clear understanding of how goose breasts will be accepted.
orth Dakotas Sportsmen Against Hunger Program is again accepting donations of deer at select processors across the state. In addition, the program is also able to accept light goose breast meat (snow, blue and Rosss geese) for the first time this fall. Canada goose meat, while accepted during the early goose season, is not eligible for donation during the regular waterfowl season. Sportsmen Against Hunger is a program administered by the North Dakota Community Action Partnership, a nonprofit agency that serves low-income families across the state. SAH raises funds to pay for processing of donated deer and geese, and coordinates distribution of ground venison and goose meat to food pantries around the state. The State Game and Fish Department strongly supports the SAH program and encourages hunters to consider donating deer, according to agency Director Terry Steinwand. The program can accept whole deer only, which must be processed at a participating licensed meat processor. According Never judge a book to NDCAP by its movie. Executive - J.W. Eagan Director Ye Olde Books - Valley City Andrea 226 E. Main St. 701-845-8721
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I cant find my deer license. What should I do? You must obtain an application for a duplicate license from the Game and Fish Department by calling (701) 328-6300 or printing it off the website at gf.nd.gov or from a county auditor. Fill out the form, have it notarized and return it to the Department along with a fee. You may not hunt without the deer license in your possession. I hunt with a bow. When do I have to wear orange? During the regular deer gun season you must wear orange. During the muzzleloader season, however, bowhunters do not need to wear orange. Can I hunt road rights-of-way? Do not hunt on road rights-of-way unless you are certain they are open to public use. Most road rights-of-way are under control of the adjacent landowner and are closed to hunting when the adjacent land is posted closed to hunting. Can I retrieve a wounded deer from posted land? If the deer was shot on land where you had a legal right to be and it ran on posted land, you may retrieve it. However, you may not take a firearm or bow with you.
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What if the landowner says I cannot retrieve By a deer from posted Doug Leier land that was shot on land where I had a right to be? Contact a game warden. Can I drive off a trail on private land to retrieve a deer? Unless prohibited by a landowner or operator, you may drive off-trail on private land once a deer has been killed and properly tagged. You must proceed to the carcass by the shortest accessible route, and return to the road or trail by the same route. However, off-trail driving is prohibited in all circumstances on state wildlife management areas, Bureau of Land Management lands, national wildlife refuges, national grasslands, federal waterfowl production areas and state school land. Can I use my deer gun license during the muzzleloader or archery season? No. The deer gun license is valid for only the regular deer gun season. Can I use my gratis license to take a mule deer doe? Only if your license is valid in a unit other than 3B1, 3B2, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 4F. Can hunters age 14 or 15 (and qualifying 13 year olds) with a youth season license who did not harvest a deer during the youth season, hunt the regular deer gun season with this license? Yes, but you are subject to the restrictions listed on the license.
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s I wandered my way down to the stand, I watched the treetops above me sway with the gusting north winds. It would be a slow night, based on the continued breezy conditions By Nick which swept in over the weekSimonson end. Monday night, calm. Tuesday, Wednesday, calm. Thursday, perfectly still. Friday, around 11 a.m.; you guessed it, 25 mph winds with gusts over 35. The only trees that werent moving were the small saplings along the deer trail running through the meadow in front of my stand. One was beaten to a pulp, stripped of all its bark with tiny branches and offshooting twigs snapped along its spindly trunk. It was a sure sign a buck maybe Big Eight was beginning to work the area over. I snapped a quick photo of the rub and How big was the buck that did this? Maybe Siri has the climbed into my stand. answer. Then again, maybe not. Once settled in, I raised the collar on my a 150-class buck. camouflage jacket and clicked through the But, as with all things hunting, fishing, and outdoorshourly forecast on my three most trusted weather apps. related, such an estimating app would be prone to overThey all confirmed the fact that there would be no calm estimation. The lady in my phone seems so nice and eager hour on this particular night, though they did predict a to please now when I ask for directions, or tell her to call drop in gusts from 25 to 10 mph by nightfall, which I exmy buddy, it wouldnt be long before she responded in pected was a liberal estimation. I went back to the picture that calming voice it appears to be at least a 140-class of the beat-up sapling and got to thinking. buck, with double drop tines on a main-frame five-by-five rack. Every rub would be done by a trophy, and the little Sap App forkhorns would disappear from the virtual reality. In this day and age, there ought to be a phone application that a person could enter a photo of such a deer Depth Charge sign, and get an estimated size on the deer that did the As the winds continued to howl around me, I broke out damage. Its well known that bucks with bigger antlers generally are more prone to vent their seasonal aggression my range finder to kill some time. I looked straight down from my ladder stand, and the readout flickered between on bigger targets, and Ive witnessed rubs on four-inchdiameter trees in the past in an area where my friend took OUR OUTDOORS: 23
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Congressional Republicans may have shot themselves in the foot in the recent debt limit debacle but everybody is limping. As we look to another such controversy in the next few months, there is a possibility that irreconcilable differences on the left and the right may put the country into an economic downspin in another Congressional impasse. Confidence in our governmental institutions has declined to an abysmal level. It is apparent that Tea Party extremists have By Lloyd been taking the two parties Omdahl down with them. In a recent Gallup poll, approval of Congress stands at 12 per cent. Republicans may have taken the harshest criticism but confidence in Democrats has also suffered. Pew Research found that 74 percent of the voters want most members of Congress defeated in 2014; 38 per cent want their own members defeated. The block of 40 uncompromising Tea Party ideologues are determined to push the country over the cliff, even if it means ruining the credit of the country and defaulting on its obligations. It is obvious that ideological purists cannot function constructively in a diverse country that requires compromise for
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the peaceful co-existence of a wide range of ethnic, religious, economic and social groups. Many Tea Partiers are Evangelical Christians who are absolute about the matters of faith. For that they should be admired. But then they get elected to Congress and bring their absolutism to the secular world, it snarls a system that thrives on compromise. For them, compromise is some sort of sin. The Apostle Paul compromised. God compromised. It strange that their followers cant do it in the secular world. Now the blame cant be placed solely on Tea Party Congressmen. To get elected, they must have the support of a significant number of like-minded citizens to defeat Republican incumbents in primary elections. These like-minded voters are products of polarization, a condition produced by left-wing liberals and right-wing conservatives. They feast on the rants of MSNBC and FOX News to affirm their biases and intensify their partisanship. But moderate Republicans are fed up with the present situation and want to take their party back. Fearing the economic crisis that would occur under default, moderate Republican businessmen are starting to mobilize money and candidates to challenge Tea Party
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he State Game and Fish Department will continue its Hunter-Harvested Surveillance program during the 2013 hunting season, by sampling deer for chronic wasting disease and bovine tuberculosis from 13 units in North Dakota. In addition, all moose and elk harvested in the state are eligible for testing. Samples from hunter-harvested deer taken in the eastern portion of the state will be tested from units 1, 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F1, 2F2, 2G, 2G1, 2G2 and 2L. In addition, deer will be tested from unit 3F2 in the southwest. Every head sampled must have either the deer tag attached, or a new tag can be filled out with the license number, deer hunting unit and date harvested. Visit the Game and Fish website for a list
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of businesses participating in the surveillance program. CWD affects the nervous system of members of the deer family and is always fatal. Scientists have found no evidence that CWD can be transmitted naturally to humans or livestock.
Carcass transportation requirement in Deer Unit 3F2
Hunters harvesting a big game animal this fall in North Dakota deer unit 3F2 cannot transport a carcass containing the head and spinal column outside of the unit unless its taken directly to a meat processor. The head can be removed from the
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walking down a sidewalk sees a saved man flying off to Heaven while shedding his shirt and pants. (A saved person never enters Heaven clothed.) The sidewalk sinner yells: Quick! Throw me your wallet and watch! There are all kinds of nutcases involved in the 32,000 religious denominations in the U.S. According to an Associated Press poll eight out of ten Americans believe in angels--although four in ten dont attend church. Four years ago a Pew Research poll found that one in five Americans have had contact with a ghost and one in seven have sought help of a psychic. Eight years ago Gallup found that three out of four Americans believed in something paranormal and four out of ten said houses could be haunted. A new AP poll says three out of ten young people have no interest in church. We also have to add six percent of the 317 million population who are seriously mentally ill at any one time.
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n a guest column appearing in publications around the state, North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp invoked her political partys favorite buzz word and accused House Republicans of extreme cuts to food stamps. But the thrust of Heitkamps evidence in support of the extreme label doesnt pass muster. Lets be clear about whos trying to pull the rug out from under low income By Rob families, wrote Heitkamp Port who during her 2012 campaign promised to be above partisan finger pointing. The House Republicans Farm Bill slashed $40 billion from SNAP. It would kick nearly 4 million Americans off the program including working parents, children, seniors, veterans and disabled Americans and 210,000 children would lose school lunches. That sounds bad awful in fact but the problem is Heitkamp isnt being accurate. The $40 billion slashed from the food stamps program is just a projection. Congress doesnt appropriate a specific dollar amount for food stamps. They administer the qualifications for the program, and
from estimates based on those qualification requirements is extrapolated an estimated cost of the program. The $40 billion worth of rug pulled out from under low income families Heitkamp is talking about actually result from changes Republicans are proposing for who qualifies for the program. What are those changes? Heres how the New York Times (not exactly known for their sympathies to supposed rightwing extremists) describes them: [The House food stamps bill] would require adults between 18 and 50 without minor children to find a job or to enroll in a work training program in order to receive benefits. reported the Times. It would also limit the time those recipients could get benefits to three months. According to the Congressional Budget Office, nearly four million people would be removed from the food stamp program under the House bill. So, yes, there would be a $40 billion cost reduction over 10 years and four million fewer people would qualify for the program. But these would be people without children, and theyd only be disqualified if they refused to look for work or get training while receiving food stamps.
On October 13 Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin were pictured at an anti-ObamaCare rally as they recited the Pledge of Allegiance. So here we have Ted, the anointed king of the Dominionists, a very active cult of evangelical Christians, with his anointed queen Sarah. Dominionists base their religion on Genesis when God said to Adam and Eve: Go forth, multiply, take ROB PORT: 23 dominion over all creation.
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Teds father Rafael Cruz is pastor of a Dominionist church in Carrolltan, Texas, a Dallas suburb. He is a member of Benny Hinns Purifying Fire Ministries. (If you ever get a chance to watch Bennys fake faith healing programs, dont pass it up. Its great entertainment. Its a big deal down South.) Cruz appointed his son Ted a king of the church so he could assume control over all sectors of society. The Dominionists have an agenda called the Seven Mountain Mandate. The main goal is gaining the control of all functions in a society to bring about a great transfer of wealth from the wicked to the righteous. Of course, only the Dominionists are righteous. Now that Cruz is such a power in American politics, every citizen needs to research his churchs mandate. His interest in ObamaCare? Only political. He doesnt carry Congressional insurance. His wife is a big wheel at Wall Streets Goldman Sachs and earns millions in salary. The bank pays $40,000 annually for her family health insurance policy which covers Ted. In the health insurance business we often hear the term Cadillac which refers to expensive policies. Her policy is not a Cadillac, it is a Lamborghini. And we taxpayers probably pay for most of it through deductions for business expenses.
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The Dominionist anointed kings will ensure the transfer of wealth from the wicked to the righteous. God demands this. The Rapture will begin in 2016, so Pastor Cruz
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says: We are anointing kings (instead of priests) to go to the battlefield. The battlefield is the marketplace. We have to occupy the land and take dominion. Kings are anointed to go to war. In the next 3 and years its the End Time Transfer of Wealth. Ted and Sarah have been anointed to bring the Rapture. Actually Sarah was anointed before Ted. In 2005 Pastor Thomas Muthee of an Alaskan Dominionist church blessed Sarah to protect her against witchcraft: Ill be asking you that we pray for Sarah...When we talk about transformation of a community, we are talking about God invading seven areas of a community. He wants us to penetrate the economic area. It is high time we have Christian businessmen...bankers running the economics of our nations. We have to wire into politics. We need believers who are in education, media, and government. Thats the plan, sinners. Hang on to your wallets and watches.
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Why should Fairfax County, Virginia and Marin County, California have an 81.5-year average for males and 85 for females? Why do McDowell County, West Virginia and Tunica County, Mississippi have about a 64-year average for males and 73 for females? Gee, could it be income inequality and lousy health care? What are 18 more years of living worth? Fairfax and Marin counties are affluent, McDowell and Tunica counties are two of the poorest. These two poor counties are just about one year ahead of Haiti, Ghana, and New Guinea in life expectancy according to the World Health Organization. Needless to say, we are about four years expectancy behind other industrialized countries with universal health care. What are four years worth? We now spend over $8,000 annually per capita for lousy health care. If we cut that to what France pays for universal care and improve the quality for everyone at the same time, it would cost us about $5,000 per capita per year. That makes so much sense Tea-Republicans will never agree to it.
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I spent 28 years at various tables negotiating salaries, benefits, contract language, and health insurance for about 1200 employees. Health insurance and care was an out-of-this-world mess thenand it is much worse now before ObamaCare gets fully implemented. My cousins in France go to a doctor, clinic, or hospital for prevention and treatment and dont even see a bill. The bill goes directly from provider to government--and it is generally immediately paid. Thats what single-payer universal care is all about. In this country health care is the most convoluted, $10,000-a-day-room, incoherent, $10 aspirin, muddled, $17rubberglove, $225,000-hip replacement, disorderly disaster ever foisted on a modern, industrialized society. We often hear Republicans bragging we have the best health care in the world. We probably dofor millionaires and billionaires. A New York billionaire lives about 30 years longer than a West Virginia miner. Why should Quatemala, one of Latin Americas poorest countries, have a longer life expectancy than the U.S.? The inequality of income and health care proves to be deadly in this country.
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been intoxicants about the place and placed Mr. Gust Karabelsos under arrest on the charge of selling liquor and took him to Lisbon to await trial. Lately there has been a lot of illicit traffic in intoxicants in our city at least there have been many instances of drunkenness and every decent citizen hopes the officers will hunt the guilty parties down. In the afternoon the officers were more fortunate in finding evidence of breaking prohibition laws when they raided the farm of P. A. Peterson, south of Lucca in Barnes county. They found a fifty gallon barrel of mash buried in a manure pile and a still in full operation in a granary and arrested Jens Jorgenson and Richard Carlson as the parties guilty of breaking the laws and took them to Lisbon for examination, where they were bound over to court in default of bail. The officers are of the opinion that Carlson is not really guilty of operating the still but was in bad company.
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step in and make the state PSC follow the law. Once that was accomplished on the issue of campaign contributions, the PSC obviously would have regained the power to implement surface mining regulations. Alternatively, the judge could have required the agencies to fix the campaign contribution violations in a simpler way. If the deer is processed in the field to boned meat, and the hunter wants to leave the head in the field, the head must be legally tagged and the hunter must be able to return to or give the exact location of the head if requested for verification.
incumbents. In Michigan, businessmen are challenging two Tea Party candidates in the primaries. The same is happening in several other states. This early effort will very likely expand before the 2014 election rolls around. . Bringing this home, North Dakota has a Congressman who is either a Tea Party member or a fellow traveler as evidenced by his public comments and his voting. North Dakota Republicans will not run a candidate in the primary election against an incumbent of their own party, even though Congressman Kevin Cramer got his seat by opposing the partys convention nominee in a primary. As a result, the party owes him nothing and could challenge him. However, beating our own incumbents is not the style in North Dakota. Except in rare cases, parties have not run candidates against their own since our two-party system came into existence in 1956. ND Game and Fish Photograph To deal with Kevins Tea Party inclinations, moderate A buck stands proud in the brush unaware of Republicans in North Dakota need to take him to the approaching hunters. woodshed. Otherwise, he will continue to give aid and comfort to those who want to push the country over the ND OUTDOORS: from 14 cliff, as they promised they will do next time around. For the country and the party, moderate Republicans in North Dakota should see that 2015 finds a different thinkI was unsuccessful in filling my mule deer buck license in a restricted unit during the youth sea- ing Cramer in Washington. son. Can I hunt the remainder of the state during the regular gun season? No. You are restricted WHATS to the same unit as during the youth season. I shot a deer, but it is rotten. What can I do? You must take possession of the animal by tagging it. A license only allows you the opportunity to hunt. It is not a guarantee to harvest a deer, or to the quality of the animal.
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words we recognize that the safe place in a dangerous world is near God, which is only possible through Jesus Christ. The nearness of God is exactly the point stressed in this Psalm. Verse five says, God is in the midst of her and verses seven and eleven say, The Lord of hosts is with us. So when it comes to our salvation, our eternal protection, we do not build more secure buildings we run to the refuge, Jesus Christ, our Creator and Redeemer. We rest in Him who was crucified that our sins would be paid for, we believe and trust in the words that are recorded in verse 10, Be still, and know that I am God.
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Fame in 2014. This group Chamber of Comlooks for individuals who merce award For more information about the benefits of buying local Newspaper carrier Diana have made significant food and a chart of whats in season when, check out contributions to the agriGehlhoff was named the our Farm Fresh Now! Infographic. ROB PORT: from 17 September Chamber of cultural industry in North There would also be a time limit for food stamps enroll- Commerce Customer Dakota. Recognition of Farm Fresh Now!is a project ofThe Land Connection, an educational nonprofit that preserves farmland, trains new farmers, and connects people with great ments for these people without children. Service Award winner. This new inductees takes place locally-grown foods. This series is made possible with generous support from Im not sure most North Dakotans would see those sort at the North Dakota Winter award is given to area resithe Illinois Department of Agriculture. Article by Terra Brockman; photo by Cara of changes as extremism. In fact, they might think a US Cummings. dents who show exemplary Show in March. For more Senator branding such reforms as extremism is being a bit service in the area of cusinformation, email ndws@ extreme in her rhetoric. northdakotawintershow. tomer service. Gehlhoff s OUR OUTDOORS: from 15 Also ending would be categorical eligibility through com or call 800-437-0218. nomination came from a five and six yards each time I pushed the button. I got to which states can automatically enroll for food stamps any customer who described wondering if the rangefinder could work under water and person receiving assistance from another state program. her attitude as positive, and New Chamber of Comcame up with the next great app for the outdoorsman. Currently states can short circuit federal qualifications by merce members who said Gehlhoff always What if one could get a portable transducer and turn a enrolling citizens in something like a heating assistance The Valley City Area makes her smile. smart phone into an on-ice flasher, perfect for finding program. Chamber of Commerce perch or crappies at a moments notice? Thered be no Someone receiving even just one dollar in assistance welcomed three new SCC celebrates annineed for a $500 ice machine. Just hook your favorite phone from such a program would automatically qualify for business members. The versary up and get jigging. Of course, cell phones and ice fishing federal food stamps. new members are Valley Valley Citys local nursing really dont mix. Not a hardwater season goes by where a For obvious and very good reasons, one having to do Nutrition, Dave Bjornson friend sends his phone to Davy Jones chilly locker, courwith not allowing the states to obligate the federal govern- home recently commemorated many years of service of Thrivent Financial, and tesy of an unbuttoned pocket on his overalls. Its probably ment to pay for food stamps benefits for a lot of people Lori Jury. Valley Nutrition best to leave the phone tucked away, and stick with the who dont meet federal qualifications, House Republicans to area residents with is located special events. The OctoVexilar for a few more seasons. want to end the practice. on Central Avenue in ValThese people could still get food stamps, but only under ber celebrations marked the Sheyenne Care Centers ley City, next to the Central the federal guidelines. Warm It Up Hair Studio. 75th year in the local comAgain, a fairly reasonable reform I think most North My hands are always the first thing to go in the outIn other Chamber news, munity. Dakotans would agree with, especially given that enrolldoors, and so it was on this windy evening. Even the new board members Rad ment in the food stamps programs has come pretty close adrenaline from two does and the relatively respectable Nicholson, Thrifty White Agricultural industry buck that ran about 100 yards behind my stand just before to doubling since 2006, going from about 25 million to Drug, and Jeff Kennedy, nominations being more than 47 million enrollees. sunset didnt get them warmed up, so I tucked them into John Deere Seeding Group, taken Most Americans believe and Senator Heitkamp herself my pants pockets and again felt my phone. It was then I replaced positions held by The North Dakota Agtalks about this often and campaigned on it extensively thought of my third great application the handwarmer Amber Muske and Ken last year that bomb throwing and hyperbole are making it ricultural Hall of Fame is app. Reid, whose terms expired. There are over a dozen flashlight apps to help us see in the difficult for Republicans and Democrats to compromise on looking for candidates for induction into the Hall of dark. Weve got alarm clocks, voice activated calling, and a serious issues. Heitkamp, despite her comments in other contexts, million other programs to help with the day-to-day basics; Got business news? Email Sheila Anderson at seems intent on portraying Republicans as wanting to but nothing that could keep us from freezing to death, or sheila.anderson@indy-bc.com. starve little children. at least from losing feeling in our fingers. The farm bill is important policy for North Dakota, and The handwarmer app would make those iron-filled despite the best efforts of House pouches a thing of the past, and keep fingertips nice and Republicans the food stamps bill is embedded in that TAEKWONDO: from 6 Breaking toasty. Of course, the one time I left my flashlight app on Peyton Zaun: 3rd Sparpolicy. Given that, wouldnt it be best for North Dakota if Carver Pederson: 3rd for twenty minutes, my battery light was flickering red, ring Heitkamp put away the verbal grenades and stuck to the Sparring for re-charge. I could only imagine the power drain (and Jack Samuelson: 3rd facts? Peyton Pederson: 1st potentially the circuit board melt) which might occur if Sparring, 2nd Forms Forms the handwarmer app came to be. 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