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The 99th Slope County Fair will kick off Aug. 23 with 4-H and other exhibits being judged. The beer gardens will open at 6 p.m. The Saturday schedule opens with a 7:30 a.m. livestock weigh-in. Herald photo / Brad Mosher
T h e Sl op e C ou nt y Fai r op e ns Fr i d ay i n A m i d on for t he 9 9 t h t i m e. T h e s el f - d e s c r i b e d “s m a l l e s t c ou nt y s e at i n t he n at i on” i s h opi ng to ge t a bi g b o o s t i n p op u l at i on ove r t he we e ke n d w he n it op e ns , s t ar t i ng w it h t he e x h i bit s , ju d g i ng and i nte r v i e w s b e fore t he b e e r g ard e n op e ns at 6 p. m . T h e f ai rg rou n d s h a s b e e n ge tt i ng s om e s pr u c i ng up ove r t he p a s t fe w we e k s for t he bi g op e n i ng Fr i d ay, w it h wor ke rs c utt i ng b a ck g r a s s , ge tt i ng a l l t he p or t abl e t abl e s out of s tor a ge and e ve n m a k i ng s u re t he g ar b a ge c ans
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BACK TO SCHOOL St u d e nt s re t u r n to cl a s s i n Ne w Eng l and , Mot t
By Brad Mosher The Herald S ch o ol and s tu d e nt s are b a ck to ge t he r a g ai n af te r a t h re e m ont h bre a k . B ot h Ne w E ng l and P u bl i c S ch o ol and Mott - R e ge nt P u bl i c S ch o ol are a g ai n f i l l e d w it h s tu d e nt s , i n s om e c a s e s e ve n m ore s tu d e nt s . Ac c ord i ng to t he Ne w E ng l and Su p e r i nte n d e nt , Kel ly Koppi nge r, t he t re n d
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m e e t w it h ou r bu i l d i ng c om m itte e and t he arch ite c t s . Whe n we f i n a l i z e ou r pl ans , it w i l l go out for bi d. We are h opi ng to h ave it go out s h or t ly, p e r h ap s i n t he n e x t c oupl e of m ont h s ,” h e s ai d . T h e s ch o ol h e l d an op e n h ou s e Au g . 1 4 for n e w s tu d e nt s to m e e t te a ch e rs and l e ar n t he i r w ay arou n d t he c ampu s – w it h t he s ch o ol s e r v i ng up ro ot b e e r f l o at s to t he v i s i tors . “It w a s a go o d e ve nt for u s . It g ave t he k i d s and p are nt s t i m e to f i n d out w he re t he y are at and a c cl i m ate b e fore t he f i rst d ay of s ch o ol. T h e f i rst d ay
Students had a chance to explore the school, find new classrooms and teachers and event find their new lockers when New England Public School held an “root beer float” open house Aug. 14 on the campus. Herald photo / Brad Mosher
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Finding their “cubby” with their name on it was one of the first things new Kindergarten students needed to do during the New England Public School’s recent open house. Herald photo / Brad Mosher
It may have seemed like a long summer for some students as they hugged when they saw each other again at the New England Public School open house Aug. 14 in New England. Herald photo / Brad Mosher
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right, title, estate or interest, or lien or encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint, but is seeking a personal judgment against the named defendants. Dated at Mott, North Dakota, this1st day of August, 2019. S/ Pat J. Merriman Pat J. Merriman #07453 Asst. Mott City Attorney P.O. Box 99 Mott, ND 58646 TEL (701) 824-2591 FAX (701) 824-2413 patcrmlaw@ndsupernet.com _____________________________ Published in The Herald August 23, 30, Sept. 6, 2019
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The tentative plan is to have a siren added at the fairgrounds and to have all sirens operate from one switch. $700 was donated towards storm clean-up. Messmer moved to put that money into the garbage fund and Johnson seconded. Steiner moved and Riedlinger seconded the approval of the Equity bid for City Hall rain gutters. The final bid including installation was $1305.03 for gutters; $661.00 for snow guard; $1260.00 for installation; $3226.03 total. The dam gates need work. There is a gentleman with the State that will be coming to the September meeting to review the best options to rectify issues. Messmer moved and Johnson seconded $25,000 in additional funds to Mike and Martin’s Paving for street repairs. Riedlinger moved and Wangsvick seconded appointing June Schmidt and Cardinal Insurance as our Fire and Tornando representative with NDIRF. Johnson moved and Wangsvick seconded accepting the Library Board resignations of Peg Crane, Kaylene Meckle, and Michelle Quamme. Wangsvick moved and Quamme seconded the appointments of Tammy Moe and Mykin Hoff to the Library Board. Messmer moved and Quamme seconded the approval of the following raffle permits: #347 Catholic Altar Society; #348 Visionary Committee. Messmer moved and Wangsvick seconded the approval of the Special Meeting minutes dated Monday, July 29th where a disaster declaration was signed. A complaint about Canadian Thistle was lodged. A letter will be sent to the homeowner with 5 days to resolve the thistle. Wangsvick moved and Messmer seconded the approval of the bills as presented: The amount of $16,080.24 in salaries and deductions were paid as authorized; #38579 M&O Sanitation $3324.80; #38580 Mott Library $1443.73; #38581 Rochell Steinke $400.00; #38582Visa $326.51; #38587 AT&T Mobility $69.43;#38588 Consolidated Telcom $182.00;#38589 Country Media $144.84; #38590 Dakota Pump & Control $370.00; #38591Eido Printing $175.00; #38592Fitterers $1533.90; #38593 Frieze Auto Parts $6.99; #38594 Greff Electric $259.80; #38595 Hettinger County $13,000.00; #38596 M&O Sanitation $4627.50; #38597 MDU $3682.00; #38598 Mid-America Research Co $469.16; #38599 Mott Armory
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LEGALS Published in The Herald August 9, 16, 23, 2019 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA IN DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF HETTINGER SOUTHWEST JUDICIAL DISTRICT SUMMONS Case No. 21-2019-CV-00047 City of Mott, North Dakota, Plaintiff, vs. Lot 6, Blk. 19, Original Plat of Mott, Hettinger County, North Dakota, and, commonly known as 102 Wisconsin Ave., Mott, ND; Danny Seibert Johnston aka Dan Johnston aka Porsha Diane Kelso; and Melissa J. Stieg fka Melissa J. Johnston fka Melissa J. Baesler;and all persons unknown claiming any estate or interest in, or lien or encumbrance upon the real estate described in the complaint. Defendants. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: Porsha Diane Kelso fka Danny Johnston aka Dan Johnston 2180 SE Galeel Ct. Port Orchard, WA 98366 Melissa J. Stieg fka Melissa J. Johnston fka Melissa J. Baesler 501 Illinois Ave. Mott, ND 58646 YOU ARE HEREBY summoned and required to appear and defend against the Complaint in this action, which is herewith served upon you, by serving upon the undersigned an Answer or other proper response within twenty one (21) days after the service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This action relates to the foreclosure of a lienupon the following described real estate in Hettinger County, North Dakota, to-wit: Lot 6, Blk. 19, Original Plat of Mott, Hettinger County, North Dakota, and, more commonly known as 102 Wisconsin Ave., Mott, Hettinger County, North Dakota. The plaintiff is not seeking a personal judgment against all persons unknown claiming any
Erin Melling (ID #07860) Crane Roseland & Melling, P.C. P.O. Box 390 Hettinger, North Dakota 58639 (701) 567 2418 crmlaw@ndsupernet.com Attorney for Personal Representative Case No. 21-2019-PR-00014 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HETTINGER COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA In the Matter of the Estate of WESLEY O. MADSEN, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed personal representative of the above estate. All persons having claims against the deceased are required to present their claims within three months after the date of the first publication or mailing of this notice or the claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be presented to Leslie Thoelke, personal representative of the estate, at the address shown below, or filed with the Court. Dated this 14th day of August, 2019. /s/ Leslie Thoelke Leslie Thoelke 48287 Arrowhead Ct Canton, SD 57013 Erin Melling Crane Roseland & Melling, P.C. Attorney for Personal Representative P.O. Box 390 Hettinger, North Dakota 58639 (701) 567 2418 Robin Ulrich Hettinger County Clerk of Court 336 Pacific Ave Mott, North Dakota 58646 (701) 824-2545 First publication on the 23rd day of August, 2019.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT CITY COUNCIL August 12, 2019 - Preliminary The Council met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, August 12th, 2019. Present were Mayor Mosbrucker, Council members Messmer, Wangsvick, Steiner, Riedlinger, Quamme, Johnson and Superintendent Mosbrucker. Sheriff WarnerLori Eggers, Pam Meier, Jerry Rokusek, Mark and Lapaige Thomas were also present. All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated. Messmer moved and Steiner seconded the approval of the July 2019 minutes. Johnson moved and Quamme seconded the approval of the Sheriff’s report as presented. Investigations included scam, fraud, storm-tornado, theft, trespassing. Several council members brought up that there is a combiner in town that is applying jake brakes within city limits. Also there are two deputy openings. Pam and Jerry were present to represent the Park Board. There is an issue with water runoff through Legion park causing erosion. The park had preliminary plan to join existing culverts with a catch basin. The City offered split the cost with the Park board of getting an engineer in to assess the problem and propose solutions. The other challenge the Park board is working on was a place to store and work on equipment. Rather than build a new building the City offered to work with Parks to utilize some existing City garage space. The Park board will discuss at their next meeting. The City Superintendent shared that in addition to the park soil erosion, the south side of the river below the dam has heavy erosion also. This is where the SW Water line is. The pipe that takes water to W. Mott is in need of replacing. Researching how to best resolve the issue. The floats in the lift station need work, one needs to be replaced. Wangsvick moved and Steiner seconded approval of a bid ($2000 + mileage) from Dakota Pump to replace the lift with a new FogRod lift. There is interest in getting a grapple hook for the skidsteer. SW Diesel may have one for sale. The City is working with Hettinger Co. Emergency Management on getting another storm siren in town and some additional storm shelters.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOTT ZONING BOARD August 12, 2019 – Preliminary The Board met for their monthly scheduled meeting on Monday, August12th, 2019. Present were Board members Messmer, Wangsvick, Steiner, Riedlinger, Quamme, and Johnson. Troy Mosbrucker, Kerry Mosbrucker, Lori Eggers, Mark and Lapaige Thomas were also present. All motions are carried, unless otherwise stated. Riedlingermoved and Quamme seconded the approval of the July2019minutes. Johnson moved and Riedlingerseconded the conditional approval of building permit #1968 for Mark Thomas’s fence. Approval dependent on property lines. Riedlinger moved and Quamme seconded the approval of the following permits: •#1969 – Brunelle – deck •#1970 – Swindler – grain bin •#1971 – Burruss - deck Johnsonmoved to adjourn the Zoning Board meeting and Quammeseconded. ATTEST: Pamela Steinke, Auditor Mick Wangsvick, President
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Mo l ly Wo l f, State Fai r Winne r NDSU Extension Molly Wolf showed the Reserve Champion Breeding Rabbit in the Mini Rex breed at the North Dakota State Fair in the 4-H division. She achieved this goal from a field of over 60 other Mini Rex bucks and does. The Mini Rex is a breed of domestic rabbit that was created in 1984 in Florida by the late Monna Berryhill of Texas. The Rex mutation, derived in France in the 19th century, is recessive and causes the hair to protrude outwards from the body, instead of lying flat, and the guard hairs to be shortened to the length of the undercoat. Mini rex are usually calm, friendly, and curious. This, along with their small size, makes them ideal for those just starting out in rabbits. Submitted Photo
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e rs pl ante d c ove r c rop s on pre ve nte d pl ant a c re s to i n c re a s e w ate r u s e and m an a ge we e d s ,� s ay s Me e h an . “ T h e re i s t he op p or tu n it y to m ar ke t t he s e an nu a l for a ge s to l ive s to ck pro du c e rs , du e to t he U. S . D e p ar t me nt of Ag r i c u ltu re’s R i s k Man a g e m e nt Age n c y re v i s i on to t he pre ve nte d pl ant i ng i ns u r an c e prov i s i ons , a l l ow i ng pro du c e rs to h ay or g r a z e a c ove r c rop on pre ve nte d pl ant a c re s b e g i n n i ng S e pt . 1 .� Far me rs and r an ch e rs w ho h ave fe e d s tu f f s u ch a s h ay, c ove r c rop s or c or n for s a l e c an l i s t it on N D SU’s
Fe e d L i s t we b s ite, w h i ch i s d e s i g n e d to c on n e c t fe e d s el l e rs and buye rs . Pro du c e rs a l s o m ay l i s t p a s tu re t he y h ave for re nt . T h e Fe e d L i s t , at http s : / / w w w. ag . nd su. e du / fe e d l i st , s h ow s w h at e a ch s el l e r h a s for s a l e, h ow t he fe e d i s s tore d ( l arge rou n d b a l e s , s m a l l b a l e s , e tc . ) and t he s el l e r’s c ont a c t i n for m a t i on . Pro s p e c t ive buye rs c an s el e c t w h at t he y w ant to buy and c ont a c t t he s el l e rs . Us i ng t he Fe e d L i s t i s f re e of charge. A nyon e w ho w ant s to buy or re c e ive, or h a s fe e d to s el l or d on ate c an c om -
pl e te an on l i n e for m at t he s ite. T h o s e w ho n e e d e nt r y h e lp c an c ont a c t an N D SU E x te ns i on c ou nt y of f i c e. Vi s it http s : / / w w w. a g . n d s u. e du / e x te ns i on / d i re c tor y to f i n d a l o c a l of f i c e. A l l e nt r i e s w i l l b e d e l e te d autom at i c a l ly af te r 9 0 d ay s . Buye rs and s el l e rs w ho n o l onge r n e e d t he Fe e d L i s t’s s e r v i c e s b e fore t h at s h ou l d c ont a c t t he Fe e d l i st c o ord i n ator, E l i z a b e t h C ron i n , at e l i z ab e t h . c ron i n @ n d s u. e du to h ave t he e nt r y re m ove d. T h e Fe e d L i s t we b s ite a l s o h a s l i n k s to s i m i l ar s e r v i c e s i n ot h e r s t ate s
and i n for m at i on on n e e d e d and av ai l abl e fe e d l ot s and t r u cke rs . T h e Fe e d L i s t i s a v a lu abl e re s ou rc e to l i n k buye rs and s el l e rs of fe e d s t h at h a s b e e n av ai l abl e to ai d pro du c e rs f a c i ng fe e d s h or t a ge s s i n c e t he l ate 1 9 7 0 s . D ate s to Rem e m b e r : Au g u s t 2 9 , 3 0 , S e pt 3 E x te ns i on O f f i c e C l o s e d  D u ai n e Mar xe n He tt i nge r C ou nt y E x te ns i on / A N R
Local Student Stetson L Urlacher receives national honor Ne w E ng l and Hi g h S ch o ol s tu d e nt re c o g n i z e d for s up e r i or a c a d e m i c a ch i e ve m e nt by T h e Nat i on a l S o c i e t y of Hi g h S ch o ol S chol ars AT L A N TA , G A - Ju ly 3 1 , 2 0 1 9 - T h e Nat i on a l S o c i e t y of Hi g h S cho ol S chol ars ( N SH S S ) to d ay an n ou n c e d s tu d e nt Ste t s on L Url a che r f rom R e ge nt , N D, h a s b e e n s el e c te d to b e c om e a m e mb e r of t he e s te e m e d org an i z at i on . T h e S o c i e t y re c o g n i z e s
top s ch ol ars w ho h ave d e m ons t r ate d out s t and i ng l e a d e rs h ip, s ch ol arsh ip and c om mu n it y c om m it m e nt . T h e an n ou n c e m e nt w a s m a d e by N SH S S Fou n d e r and C h ai rm an C l a e s Nob el, s e n i or m e mb e r of t he f am i ly t h at e s t abl i s h e d t he Nob el Pr i z e s . “O n b eh a l f of N SH S S , I am h on ore d to re c o g n i z e t he h ard wor k , s a c r i f i c e and c om m it m e nt t h at Ste t s on h a s d e m on s t r ate d to a ch i e ve t h i s e xc e pt i on a l l e vel of
a c a d e m i c e xc e l l e n c e,� s ai d Nob el. “Ste t s on i s n ow a m e mb e r of a u n i qu e c om mu n it y of s ch ol ars — a c om mu n it y t h at re pre s e nt s ou r ve r y b e s t h op e for t he f utu re.� “We are prou d to prov i d e l i fe t i m e m e mb e rs h ip to you ng s chol ars to supp or t t he i r g row t h and d e vel opme nt ,� s t ate d N SH S S Pre s i d e nt Jam e s W. L e w i s . “We ai m to h e lp s tu d e nt s l i ke Ste t s on bu i l d on t he i r a c a d e m i c s u c c e s s by c on n e c t i ng
t he m w it h u n i qu e l e ar n i ng e x p e r i e n c e s and re s ou rc e s to h e lp pre p are t he m for c ol l e ge and m e an i ng f u l c are e rs .� N SH S S m e mb e rs autom at i c a l ly b e c ome l i fe t i m e m e mb e rs at t he t i m e of t he i r i n i t i a l m e mb e rs h ip. At e a ch s te p a l ong t he w ay - f rom h i g h s ch o ol to c ol l e ge to c are e r N SH S S c on n e c t s out s t and i ng you ng s ch ol ars w it h t he re s ou rc e s t he y n e e d to d e vel op t he i r s t re ng t hs and pu rsu e t he i r p a s s i ons .
For me d i n 2 0 0 2 by Jam e s W. L e w i s and C l a e s Nob el, s e n i or m e mb e r of t he f am i ly t h at e s t abl i s h e d t he Nob el Pr i z e s , T h e Nat i on a l S o c i e t y of Hi g h S cho ol S chol ars re c o g n i z e s a c a d e m i c e xc e l l e n c e at t he h i g h s ch o ol l e vel and h e lp s to a dv an c e t he go a l s and a s pi r at i ons of h i g h - a ch i e v i ng s tu d e nt s t h rou g h u n i qu e l e ar n i ng e x p e r i e n c e s , s ch ol arsh ip s , i nte r n s h ip s , i nte r n at i on a l s tu dy and p e e r n e t wor k s . Cu r re nt ly
t he re are m ore t h an 1,500,000 Society m e mb e rs i n ove r 1 7 0 c ou nt r i e s . To h e lp u s f u r t h e r e f for t s t h at prov i d e s tu d e nt s w it h c ont i nu e d opp or tu n i t y, pl e a s e a ck n ow l e d ge N SH S S i n any pre s s rel e a s e m e nt i ons by prov i d i ng a re s ou rc e l i n k to w w w. ns hs s . org . For m ore i n for m at i on ab out N SH S S v i s it w w w. ns hs s . org .
School from — PG 1 of s ch o ol i s a lw ay s pre tt y h e c t i c and s om e k i d s h an d l e t h at t r an s it i on m ore e f fe c t ive ly t h an ot he rs . “It g ive s u s an op p or tu n it y to h ave t ho s e k i d s c om e i n i n a m ore rel a xe d e n v i ron m e nt and ge t c om for t abl e. . . ,â€? t he s u p e r i nte n d e nt a d d e d. “I t h i n k it w a s ve r y wel l atte nd e d. “ T h e k i d s e nj oye d it . I t h i n k t he p are nt s e nj oye d it . I t h i n k t he s t af f h a d f u n m e e t i ng and g re e t i ng t he k i d s t h at c am e i n . S o I t hou g ht it we nt ve r y wel l.â€? A lt hou g h s ome of t he s tu d e nt s s e e m e d to h ave n o pro bl e m w it h t he t r ans it i on b a ck to s ch o o l , ot h e r s n e e d e d it to re - a c cl i m ate to t he s t ar t of t he s ch o ol ye ar, Koppi nge r s ai d. T h e op e n h ou s e n i g ht a l s o a l l owe d s om e of t he s tu d e nt s to re - a c qu ai nt t he m s elve s af te r n ot s e e i ng e a ch ot h e r for t he e nt i re s u m m e r. “It a lw ay s k i n d of a f u n t i m e of t he ye ar b e c au s e ‌ it i s l i ke
“ T h e s tu d e nt s are h appy to s e e e a ch ot he r.� T h e s ch o ol h a s a l s o a d d e d a n e w mu s i c a n d b an d t e a c h e r, s h e s ai d. For s e c on d g r a d e te a ch e r Ste l l a Ki e n z l e, h av i ng ab out a d oz e n s tu d e nt s i n h e r cl a s s w a s ab out t he p e r fe c t s i z e s h e s ai d Tu e s d ay a s s h e m e t s om e of h e r n e w s tu d e nt s b e fore s ch o ol of f i c i a l ly b e g an t he fol l ow i ng m or n i ng .
New students at Mott had a chance to meet visit with their new Kindergarten teacher Monday at Mott-Regent School. Herald photo / Brad Mosher a w hol e l i fe t i m e for s om e of t he k i d s w ho h ave b e e n m i s s i ng s om e of t he i r f r i e n d s . I t h i n k it w a s a go o d e ve nt and got e ve r y b o dy b a ck i nto t he s w i ng of t h i ng s and got t he m t h i n k i ng ab out s ch o ol a g ai n ,� t he s up e r i nte n d e nt a d d e d. T h e s ch o ol c a l e n d ar of f i c i a l ly s t ar te d
We d n e s d ay ( Au g . 2 1 ) . Mott - Re g e nt op e n s Stu d e nt s at Mott R e ge nt , e s p e c i a l ly t he k i n d e rg ar te n and e l e m e nt ar y cl a s s e s , got a s n e a k p e a k Mon d ay af te r no on at t he i r n e w cl a s s ro oms and te a ch e rs , a h e a d of t he f i rst d ay of s ch o ol ( Au g . 21).
Ac c ord i ng to e l e m e nt ar y pr i n c ip a l D e b B oh n , it h a s b e e n h e c t i c s t ar t to t he s ch o ol ye ar i n Mott e ve n t hou g h it i s s l i g ht ly d ow n . “We are of f to a g re at s t ar t . It i s a s m o ot h t r ans it i on . It i s re a l ly n i c e to s e e a l l t he s m i l i ng f a c e s ,� t he pr i n c ip a l a d d e d. “We we re re a dy to f i l l ou r
Slope Fair from — PG 1 h ave n e w b a g s re a dy to f i l l e d by v i s itors . T h e re w i l l b e a B ar re l R a c i ng j a ckp ot up for g r ab s S atu rd ay ( Au g . 2 4 ) . E x h i bit i ons w i l l s t ar t at 8 a . m . , w it h t he p e e we e g roup k i ck i ng it of f at n o on , fol l owe d by t he yout h and op e n i ng c omp e t i t i on . In a d d it i on t he Sl op e C ou nt y P l ay e rs w i l l b e p e r for m i ng “For tu n e Tel l e r� at 7 p. m . ( Au g . 2 4 ) and 6 : 3 0 p. m . ( Au g . 2 5 ) . Fol l ow i ng t he pl ay
S atu rd ay, t he re w i l l b e a ro d e o c a l c utt a , and Mu d Butte B an d w i l l b e p e r for m i ng af te r t he R o d e o C a l c utt a . O n Su n d ay, t he re w i l l b e a N DR A / Sl op e Su m m e r C i rc u it ro d e o s t ar t i ng at 1 : 3 0 p. m . , w it h a r af f l e d r aw i ng at 4 p. m . O n Su n d ay, t he f ai r w i l l c ont i nu e w it h a 9 a . m . R o d e o Sl a ck and a 10 a.m. ecumenical s e r v i c e. T h e 4 - H Par a d e of C h ampi ons w i l l b e 1 1 : 1 5 a . m . , fol l owe d
by t he L ive s to ck s a l e at no on . T h e N DR A / Sl op e Su m m e r C i rc u it R o d e o w i l l b e g i n at 1 : 3 0 p. m . T h e e x h i bit s w i l l cl o s e at 4 p. m . w he n t he r af f l e w i l l b e h e l d. Fol l ow i ng t he ro d e o, t he re w i l l b e a pi g ro a s t and a s we e t c or n s upp e r. T h e f i n a l p ar t of t he f ai r w i l l b e t he Sl op e C ou nt y P l aye rs p e r for m i ng “For tu n e Tel l e r� at 6 : 3 0 p. m
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bu i l d i ng w it h ch i l d re n . ABBREVIATED NOTICE OF INTENT TO AMEND ADMINISTRATIVE RULES relating to Changing Continuing Education Requirements and Prescription Drug Monitoring Program
North Dakota Board of Optometry p y
Will hold a public hearing to address proposed changes to the N.D. Admin. Code
Sakakawea Room North Dakota State Capitol Building 600 E. Boulevard Ave. Bismarck, ND Mon., Sept. 23, 2019 1:00 p.m. A copy of the proposed rules may be obtained by writing the ND Board of Optometry, 341 1st Street East, Dickinson, ND 58601, or at www.ndoptometry. com. Also, written comments may be submitted to 341 1st Street East, Dickinson, ND 58601, and oral comments may be provided at (701) 690-7937, until October 4, 2019. If you plan to attend the public hearing and will need special facilities or assistance relating to a disability, please contact the ND Board of Optometry at the above address 10 days before the public hearing. Dated this 14th day of Aug., 2019. Alan J. King, O.D. Executive Director
ABBREVIATED NOTICE OF INTENT TO AMEND ADMINISTRATIVE RULES relating to De nitions, Supervision Standards, Modes of Practice, Registration and Examination of Physical Therapists and Physical Therapists Assistants.
ND Board of Physical Therapy will hold a public hearing to address proposed amendments of portions of Title 61.5 of the North Dakota Administrative Code dealing with the de nitions, supervision standards, registration, modes of practice and examination of physical therapists and physical therapy assistants.
Wheeler Wolf Law Firm 220 N. 4th Street Bismarck, ND 58501 Tues., Sept. 24, 2019 10:00 a.m. (CST) A copy of the proposed rules may be obtained by writing or calling the board at 106 Eastern Avenue, Grafton, ND 58237, phone (701) 352-0125, or may be viewed or downloaded at the board’s web page: www.ndbpt.org. Also, written comments may be submitted to the board at 106 Eastern Avenue, Grafton, ND 58237, any time prior to the public hearing or within ten (10) days thereafter. If you plan to attend the public hearing, and will need special facilities or assistance relating to a disability, please contact the board’s counsel listed below at least ve days prior to the September 24, 2019, public hearing. DATED: August 12, 2019 NORTH DAKOTA BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY BY: /S/ Jack McDonald, Counsel Special Assistant Attorney General Box 1776, Bismarck, ND 58502-1776 Phone: 701-751-1776 Fax: 701-751-1777 jackmcdonald@wheelerwolf.com
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