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Real Estate800 4th Street North * Carrington, ND 58421

AMBULANCE DRIVERS (PRN)See our website for job description.

Apply for these positions at the link on our website: www.chistalexiushealth.org/carrington/careers-carrington

or call Human Resources for assistance at 701-652-7168 or carolrisovi@catholichealth.net.

CATHOLIC HEALTH INITIATIVES IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Carrington Medical Center

REGISTERED NURSE (Full-time)See our website for job description.

PARAMEDIC (Full-time)See our website for job description.

HELP WANTED

We offer competitive pay and benefits, shift differentials, on-site daycare and reduced employee rent at our Westview Apartments.

Contact Christy Gauthier, HR Coordinator at 701-947-2944 or stop in for an application at 1226 1st Ave N, New Rockford, ND.

An online application may be completed at www.lhgs.org.

• PART TIME DIETARY AIDE

• FULL TIME OR PART TIME RN/LPN Sign on incentive $5,000 FT $3,000 PT

• PART TIME DAYCARE ASSISTANT Permanent Position, 20 hours per week Must be at least 18 years old to apply

• PART TIME ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT20 - 30 hours per week

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Work WantedWORK WANTED: For all your remodeling or repair needs, call Buckmeier Con-struction at 996-3886 or 302-0516, ask for LeRoy. 4qs

KNIVES SHARPENED for 75¢ each or three for $2 at Miller’s Fresh Foods, New Rockford. 4q

WORK WANTED: Piano tuning and repair. Ringerud Piano Service, John Ringerud, piano technician. Call 701-652-2512, Carrington. 4qs

HOUIM TREE SERVICE: Tree trimming and re-moval, stump removal, at reasonable rates. Free esti-mates, 30 years experience. Credit cards accepted. 776-6883. 23s

Public Notice

ROCKFORD ARMS APART-MENTS FOR RENT: Under new ownership and man-agement. Heat, water, sew-er, garbage paid. Air condi-tioned, laundry, off-street parking with plug-ins. Call 701-302-0017 or 701-947-5548 and ask for Sharon or Don.

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NEW ROCKFORD APART-MENTS: Immediate avail-ability. One or two bedroom apartments for rent in New Rockford. Off-street park-ing, heat, water, garbage included. Call 701-399-6962. 4qs

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Card of Thanks

We would like to thank family, friends and neighbors for your acts of kindness and sympathy in the loss of Nor-ris. Thank you to the Com-munity Ambulance Service and Evans Funeral Home for their services. Also, thank you to Pastor Jeff Halvorson for his comforting words. Thank you to the Grand-field Lutheran Church wom-en for the lunch served and to Mary Ellen Rue for the beautiful music.

The Family of Norris Rud4

Direct Support Professional

4th Corporation has two part time and one full time open-ings between our ISLA, Transitional, and New Rockford ICF locations working with people with intellectual disabilities. $13.38/hr. starting salary. Please check out our website for shift details at 4thcorporation.com.

Benefits include health, dental, vision and life insurance, retirement and flexible benefits.

Please call 947-2147 for more informationApplications are available online at www.4thcorporation.com4th Corporation • 120 11th Street N • New Rockford

1101 1st Avenue North, New RockfordTake a look at this three-bedroom one story home with beautiful custom kitchen that includes new appliances & all the extras! Features hardwood flooring throughout, updated shingles, NG boiler for hot water heat, updated main bath, no-maintenance deck, and 32’ x 36’ detached heated garage with floor drain, new metal roof and bonus storage room. Located on large corner lot.

Cory Smith, BrokerFaye Pederson, Realtor

Carrington - 652-3111

Visit us on our websitewww.centralagency.com

Thank you to the Fishing Der-by Sponsors, Cash and Car-ry Lumber; Jim and Anette Hovey; Donn Frahm Insur-ance; Community Credit Union; Vorland Land Com-pany; Evans Funeral Home; Eagles Club; Gene Kaul; Miller’s Foods; Log Cabin; Weisenburger Construction; CenDak; Vining Oil; Cen-tral Pharmacy; Surety Title Company; Viking Electric, Paul and Janelle Fortney; American Legion; Warren Implement; Financial Foren-sics of Fargo, Mark Larson CPA; Wonder Lanes; Ardyce Snyder; Proseed; Duchscher-er Supply Inc., Napa Auto Parts. Thank you to our sponsors! Without you, this would not be possible.

Eddy County Sheriff’s Department

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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETINGNEW ROCKFORD CITY COMMISSIONNEW ROCKFORD, NORTH DAKOTA

JUNE 3, 2019 President Packard called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall with Commis-sioners Richter, McKnight, Hager, Ystaas, PWS Hirchert and City Attorney Peterson present. Ystaas moved to approve the agen-da. Hager seconded. Motion carried. Ystaas moved to approve the May 6 and May 23 meeting minutes. McKnight seconded. Mo-tion carried. Richter moved to approve the monthly financial reports. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Ystaas moved to approve payment of the following bills. Hager sec-onded. In a roll call vote, all voted to approve. Motion carried.USPS.. ...............................................356.20New Rockford Park District ...........3,773.02Cardmember Service ........................297.42NR Area Betterment Corp...............7,102.15Ironhide Equipment Co ..................4,500.00The Jamestown Sun .........................395.16North Dakota One Call Inc .................16.80Department of Health ....................1,162.84Vessco Inc .....................................1,876.624R’s Recycling ....................................50.00Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND ........6,620.38Montana-Dakota Utilities Co .........1,016.22Otter Tail Power Co ........................3,666.18Central Plains Water District ...............30.00City Employees ............................13,026.41Governing Board ...........................3,463.10ND Public Employees Ret System.. 2,802.53IRS .................................................4,841.43Eddy County .................................11,907.00USPS. ................................................175.00New Rockford Park District ...............450.00Jim Johnson .......................................75.00Harrison Sales & Service Inc ............179.99Jason Munson ....................................68.27Ferguson Waterworks ....................4,028.76Electric Pump ................................1,336.60Viking Electric ...................................275.00Ecolab Pest Elim. Div .......................111.96Duchscherer Supply Inc ....................163.64AT&T Mobility.....................................297.90Hawkins Inc ......................................981.55Recycling Center of N.D. LLC ........5,948.00Evan Ulrich .......................................295.52Sharon Young ...................................226.26Transcript Publishing ........................987.65Mick’s 281 Service ...........................876.83IRS ......................................................97.75Interstate Engineering ...............450,865.36 Kristy Swenson for the New Rockford Park District was present. Swenson was re-questing to change the city ordinance for the meeting time of the Park District Board. City Attorney Peterson explained that all the Park Board needed was a resolution to change the time. There was a brief discussion about park funding, ball sports, and the pool. The public hearings on nuisance letters was next on the agenda. Corrina Pierce was requesting more time on one of Mark Boyer’s vehicles. McKnight moved to grant up to July 15 for Boyer to remove his vehicle. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Todd Duchscher-er was requesting an extension on his notice. Duchscherer needs a staging area for set-ting up equipment. Richter moved to allow Todd Duchscherer to August 5 to work on removing his nuisance and to report back at that time. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Claudette Carswell was requesting an ex-tension on her items. Ystaas moved to allow Claudette Carswell until August 5 to remove her nuisance. Richter seconded. Motion car-ried. After reading a letter from Echo Sewell, Richter moved to give Echo Sewell an exten-sion until July 15. McKnight seconded. Mo-tion carried. After reading a letter from Leon Lewis, McKnight moved to give an extension until July 15 to Leon Lewis. Richter second-ed. Some of the vehicles are gone already, so progress is being made. Motion carried. Jerry Barrett was present about his ladder that was damaged. Barrett was requesting half of the cost of the ladder or have the al-ley marked. City Attorney Peterson advised against paying for the ladder. McKnight moved to deny the request from Jerry Bar-rett. Hager seconded. Motion carried. PWS Hirchert was present with his month-ly report. Hirchert thanked Commissioner Ystaas for the use of his trailer. Items dis-cussed were the crews are mowing and trimming up city properties. The electronic collection amounted to 13,000 pounds at a cost to the city of $6000.00. May have to re-think the free collection in the future as well as citywide cleanup week. During cleanup week, some items were not sorted. Some cit-ies have the landfill open and residents haul their own items. Four trees at the Centennial Park need to be removed. Ystaas moved to accept the report as presented. McKnight seconded. Motion carried. McKnight moved to table the Rose Black container home. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Commissioner Richter gave a report on the airport and Eddy County. Richter had talked to the county and the ND Aeronautics Commission about a shared airport. NDAC would come to New Rockford to attend a joint meeting. Richter will talk to the county about a meeting date. Ryan moved to approve building permits for Mathew Boelke, reroofing; Donald Olds, shingles; and Kevin Munson, shingles. Hager seconded. Motion carried. McKnight moved to approve housing in-centives for Joshua & Megan Bruggman. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. Ystaas moved to approve annual liquor and beer licenses for Fraternal Order of Ea-gles, Log Cabin Liquor, Hanson’s Bar LLC, CenDak Cooperative, Buck-It’s LLC, and Dakota Prairie Regional Center for the Arts. Richter seconded. Motion carried. Hager moved to approve the annual gam-ing site authorization for the NR Golf Club. Ystaas seconded. Motion carried. A complaint from Sandra Lies about the

“Flats” was read. The tree issue has been taken care of. The city has no ordinances that address landlord and renter issues. The auditor is to draft a letter thanking Mrs. Lies for her concerns and direct her to the Lake Region District Health Unit for her concerns about the renter conditions. A discussion on the paint job for the water tower ended with President Packard to con-tact David Bymoen on the issue. Unpaid parking tickets were discussed. The city could turn them over the the County clerk of court. A summons to have a District Court hearing would be issued. The city does not have a municipal court to handle the tickets. City Attorney Peterson will do some research on the issue for the July meeting. The US Post Office was not able to deliver all of the nuisance letters. After a discussion, Ystaas moved to have the Sheriff’s Depart-ment deliver the vehicle nuisance letters. McKnight seconded. Motion carried. The Auditor reported receiving a letter from the USDA Rural Development stating that USDA concurs with Interstate Engineering that BEK Consulting should be awarded the water project. With no further business, Hager moved to adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 8:19 p.m. Minutes are subject to approval at the next regular Board meeting.

Published June 17, 2019

SHEYENNE CITY COUNCILREGULAR COUNCIL MEETING

JUNE 3, 2019 Mayor Hanson called the regular meeting to order with all members present. Minutes of May 6, 2019 meeting were read and ap-proved. Motion Hoffner, second Benson, motion carried. B. Rieger, Facilities Operator, still working on disposing of chlorine in Well #1. Curb stop has not come in yet will follow up. Hy-drants will be flushed June 8th and 9th. Dump ground was cleaned and deficien-cies are done. Dumpsters will be place by fire department for residents to use. No appliances should be placed in dumpsters. Motion Thumb, second Benson to award bid for emergency generator to Interstate Power in amount of $27,200. Electrical bids will now be needed. There has been some settling of dirt around new pump and City has been in contact with Moore Engineering. Motion Hoffner, second Benson to have aw-nings removed by property owners on main street by October 1st. Motion Thumb, sec-ond Ames to grant temporary easement on city lots five feet back to Apex Engineering for Hwy 281 project. Motion Ames, second Hoffner to approve three bingo permits. Park board would like to assume responsi-bility of property to north of school. Motion Hoffner, second Thumb to replace window above sink in Ostby Hall. City does have a leash law and law enforcement will be called regarding dogs running around town not on leashes. Treasurer’s Report: Motion to accept Trea-surer’s Report by Ames, second Benson, motion carried. No further business, motion to adjourn Benson, second Ames, motion carried. Next regular meeting to be held Monday, July 1, 2019 at 7:00 pm.

GENERAL FUND:Otter Tail ............................................358.16MDU ....................................................85.31NDTC ...................................................51.77IRS (Payroll) .......................................326.40Eddy County Auditor (Police) .........2,165.00Waste Management .......................4,512.68Transcript .............................................61.77USPS .................................................125.00ND Insurance .......................................13.41Cash and Carry .................................117.25Job Service ........................................523.77Eddy County (snowplowing) ..............760.00Labrensz ..............................................70.00Jacobson ...........................................499.92

WATER & SEWER:Otter Tail ............................................511.76NDTC ...................................................54.18MDU ..................................................148.84Northern Plains ....................................45.00Duda Electric .....................................260.00Hanson ..............................................177.53Hawkins .............................................474.85Rieger ................................................534.45Jacobson ...........................................499.93

Published June 17, 2019

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