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Samsung Gas Dryer ................................. $399Whirlpool Duet Front Load Washer .......... $299Samsung Top Load Washer ..................... $299Whirlpool Washer ..................................... $299Kenmore Washer ...................................... $299Maytag Dryer ........................................... $179Gibson 18 cu ft Refrigerator ..................... $249Frigidaire 18 cu ft Refrigerator .................. $159Frigidaire Glass Top Range ...................... $349Whirlpool Coil Burner Range .................... $179

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Chromcraft Table & 6 Chairs ................... $429Chromcraft Table, Walnut Finish.............. $399 La-Z-Boy Microfiber Chair & Ottoman .... $299Club Chair & Ottoman ............................. $169Oak Glider Rocker ....................................$119Eagle TV Stand ....................................... $249Oak Desk ................................................... $79Office Chair................................................ $39Gliding Ottoman......................................... $25

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INVESTMENTS • RURAL • LANDLARGE FAMILY HOME! 12471 98th St SE, Cogswell - 6 bd, 2 3/4 ba w orig. woodwork, enclosed porch 2 levels - $45,000TOO LATE

ATTENTION INVESTORS! 102 & 104 2nd Ave. W Lisbon - 4 unit apt building, 3 year old shingles, newer furnace- $79,900

RANSOM COUNTYLUXURY LIVING! 119 Prairie View Dr, Lisbon - 4bdrm, 3bth, fully finished, huge family room, vaulted entry - $264,000

MANY UPDATES! 609 Oak St, Lisbon - 3bd, 2bth, newer flooring, 2 stall attached heated garage, 1 unattached garage. - $89,900TOO LATE

REPAIR AND SAVE! 47 Railway St, Enderlin - 2,000+ sf of living space, lg. family room, main level laundry - $54,900TOO LATE

6963 136th Ave. SELisbon, ND 58054-9443

Kassie Lacina: 683-5390 or 367-3079Brenda Smith: 680-0682Kris Carlson: 683-5100 or 680-1620

Beauty and Convenience!306 Forest St - This 5 bed-room features loads of char-acter with hardwood floors, stained glass and a fireplace. Convenience with a mod-ern kitchen and baths. New kitchen features cherry cabi-nets and granite countertops. Soak in the rainfall shower. Several newer windows and

vinyl siding reduce the maintenance. Huge yard is fully fenced for privacy and safety. Close to dining, shopping, school and the park ...........................$109,900

SURROUNDING COUNTIES

FAMILY HOME! 252 Maple Ave SW, Forman - 3 bdrm, 2 bath, new roof, basement, deck, close to school & shopping- $79,900HANDYMAN SPECIAL! 611 5th St N, Milnor - 3 bdrm, 1836sf, 2 stall attached garage, lg. corner lot- $50,000

GREAT STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT 211 5th Street SW, Hankinson - 2 bdrm, 1½ bath. 20x40 detached garage- $45,000

GOLF COURSE HOME! 538 5th St NW, Gwinner - 3bdrm, 2bth, seemless steel siding, big insulated garage $179,900

WELCOME HOME! 8 4th Ave SE, Gwinner - 3bdrm 2bth, family rm, several updates, deck, 2 stall heated garage - $84,900TOO LATE

DON’T MISS THIS! 802 1st Ave SW, Hankinson - 4bdrm, original woodwork, updated kitchen, deck, 2 stall garage $56,900MANY UPDATES! 211 1st St NW, Hankinson - 3bdrm w 2stall garage & 2nd lot, updates on bth, windows, furnace, roof $66,900

HOME SWEET HOME! 412 5th St, Milnor - Move-in ready home with plenty of updates, 28x36 newly built garage $110,000

LAKE HOME! 78 East Lake Dr, Ellendale - Beautiful home on Pheasant Lake, partially furnished, 2 stall garage & several sheds - $134,900

Well Loved Family Home602 6th St SW, Forman - Hardwood oak flooring throughout the main floor, a spacious living room with gas fireplace, charm-ing kitchen and dining area, convenient main floor laun-dry room. Master Bedroom includes large walk-in closet and lavatory. It also offers 2011 shingles, a heated floor in the entryway, heated garage, wood deck, and a large beautifully landscaped yard! ........................................................ $179,900

This house will be placed ‘on the market for sale’ later this summer.Open houses and individual ‘showings’ of the house will be scheduled

later this summer. If you have questions or want to be notified of our plans, please contact: Gail (Anderson) Gunderson at 614-657-3822

or email: [email protected]

SPACIOUS, QUALITY BUILT, GREAT VIEW AND LOCATION

1201 BROADWAY STREET, LISBON, ND

Bruce & DebFadness, Owners

Bruce Fadness, Broker/AppraiserCell #: 701-678-3665

Lacey Wyum 680-2579 • Deb Knigge, Oakes Agent 742-2959Medical & Professional Bldg. 701-683-4909

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Looking for Minnesota Lake Property? .....................................................Contact BruceLAKE PROPERTIES

1018 Main Street, Lisbon - A great business opportunity. Turn key restaurant located on 22500 sf site. 1900 sf building with ample off street parking & easy access. Property could also be a great retail or office space. Owners willing to remove fixtures and are also willing to look at offers and possible owner financing. ....................Reduced to $160,000

Commercial Listings

RURAL LANDNW 1/4 32-133-58, Ransom County .................................................................................SALE PENDINGE 1/2 1-132-59, Dickey County..........................................................................................SALE PENDING

NEW LISTINGLOOKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT?

Just Listed!4.35 Acre tract located in Turtle Rock Estates in Fort Ransom Township. This beautiful tract lies along the scenic Sheyenne River and is out of the flood plain.

GWINNER / MILNOR / FORMAN / Rutland / Stirum

Rutland General Store Building - 5,100sq. ft. commercial building w/dual heat in floor & Lpg, FWA/CAC, with 2,500sq. ft. second level with 3 bdrm, 2 bth, deck, 2 stall garage, older building housing Rutland Café - CALL631 6th St SW, Forman - 1590sf, 3 bdrm, 3 bth with main floor laundry, 2 stall attached garage & 2 stall detached garage-- $199,900

321 6th St, Milnor - Remodeled! 3bdrm, 1.5bth, all new flooring, windows, furnace, & CA. w/ shed & appliances $65,000

724 1st St, Milnor - 1394 sq. ft. w 3bdrm, 1.75bth, heated 2-stall garage, newer roof & windows - Was $118,900 Now $97,500SALE PENDING

661 Main St, Milnor - 2 bdrm, 2bth, updates throughout, 2 stall detached garage, close to downtown, move in ready $69,000

212 2nd St SE, Gwinner - 3 bdrm, 1bth, remodeled family room, bath, laundry, deck 2 garages CALLSALE PENDING

511 4th Ave, Milnor - 2 bdrm, 2bth, with office/workshop. Very well maintained home built in 1985. On corner lot - $93,000

614 5th St, Milnor - 1680 sq. ft. dble wide manufactured home, 3bdrm, 2 ba. w attached 2+ stall garage, appliances included- $79,900SALE PENDING

151 Hwy 32 S, Forman - 1,336 sf, 3 bdrm, 1 bth w lg living rm/hdwd floors, corner lot w 2 stall detached garage $109,900SALE PENDING

416 5th St, Milnor - 3 bdrm, 2 ba home w/ detached garage & 16x40 quonset provides lots of storage - $62,000SALE PENDING

LISBON

1307 Elm Street - 936sf, 1 bedroom, 1 bath with main floor laundry, detached single stall garage on 18,000sf site - $45,000SALE PENDING506 Forest Street - Newely remodeled kitchen & bath, refinished hardwood floors, low maintenance exterior, 5 garage stalls - $129,900SALE PENDING

1 Parkway Dr, Lisbon - 1,224 sf home, 2bdrm, 1ba with 1 stall garage, on large lot in park like setting- $122,900SALE PENDING730 Oak Ridge Dr, Lisbon - 1999 Ranch! 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 stall heated garage w man cave, FWA/CAC - $175,500SOLD

ENDERLIN / Fort Ransom / sheldon

18 Randall St, Sheldon - 2bd, 1ba, 936 sq. ft., full basement, appl. included, 1 stall garage, on corner lot- $49,900

6244 117th Ave SE, Fort Ransom - 1430 sq. ft., 9.16 acres (with possibility of purchas-ing an additional 70 acres) 4bdrm, 3bth, 2stall garage--------------------------------- $209,900SALE PENDING

5627 140 Ave SE, Sheldon - 2100 sf, 3bdrm, 3bth, signed up for rural water, barn, 8.5ac, 5,000 H/C allowance $230,000SALE PENDING

PUBLIC AUCTION 10 AM on JUNE 4, at the LISBON EXPO CENTER

CLERKR&D Auction, Inc., ND Lic#198

Ft. Ransom/Lisbon, ND701-973-2106

[email protected]

EMERY STRANDER, OWNERFOR COMPLETE DETAILS CHECK OUT WWW.RDAUCTION.COM

Well kept, ranch style home located approximately 1½ miles south of Lisbon, ND being offered at public auction Saturday, June 4th. For further information, or appointment to view, call R&D Auction

at 701-973-2106 or Dale at 701-680-2395 or email [email protected]

There will also be a Motor Home, Pickup, Recreation, Guns, Mobility Scooter, Lift Chair, Lawn Equipment, Tools, Misc., Musical, Household, & Collectibles on the auction.

PROSPECT MANOR APARTMENTS

Live at Lisbon’s

An equal opportunity housing provider and employer.

Prospect Manor is an attractive, affordable

apartment! We have a great 2BR opening for June 1.

For tours or application contact Bonnie at (701) 271-3202 or 1-800-906-8634 or

[email protected].

A BIG THANK YOU to all who attended our 60th party in McLeod, April 30th. All the cards and gifts, Alice, Kim and Todd and the rest of the staff at The Silver Prairie Saloon, Wayne Strander for the music, along with the Maasjo Sisters. It was a great time!! Thanks again!!

Barb and Judy-----------------------------------------5pd

THANK YOU to Good Shepherd WELCA for the beautiful quilt I won at the Bazaar. LaRae Wimer, you did a wonderful job!

Nikki Kenyon-----------------------------------------5pd

FOR SALE: 289 2nd St SW, Forman, 3800 sq ft 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bth, sun room, 2 living rooms, 2 stall attached garage, 2 story 2 stall detached barn, geothermal heat, radiant heating in lower level, landscaped yard. Asking 258,000. Serious inquiries only. 701-720-1357.---------------------------------------5-12x

GET RESULTS. Run your classified in the Ransom County Gazette Extra. Deadline is Wednesday at 5 p.m.--------------------------------------41tcx

FOR SALE: 1 registered polled hereford bull 2 years old, also 1 yearling from certified hereford beef sires. Double S Polled Herefords, Enderlin, 238-8326.---------------------------------------3-6pd

FOR SALE: Later series 930 Case, 8 speed tractor, cab, 3 point, dual hydraulic, 540 PTO. See at 1213 Rose St, Lisbon. 701-261-0496.----------------------------------------3-6x

LISBON SEPTIC SERVICE Tanks back-flushed and pumped. Over 30 years experience. Licensed, bonded, insured. Call John at 683-5900 or 308-1073. -----------------------------------20tcx

WILL DO INTERIOR PAINTING. Call Florence at Duane’s Construction. 437-3414 or 820-0296.-----------------------------------51-11pd

CHAD’S WINDOW WASHING: Got Dirt? We got clean! Our business is making yours shine. Friendly, Thorough and Dependable! Call us TODAY and let us handle your panes. Monique 701-710-1726.--------------------------------------49-7x

RB’s ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION: Reasonable rates, residential and rural, licensed and insured. Call Randy, 701-799-6604.-----------------------------------49-12pd

HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING: miscellaneous drywall, finish carpentry, vinyl & laminate floors, decks, windows, doors, etc. Licensed & insured. Tony Kelsen 683-3296.-- -- ---------------------------------40tcx

STORAGE UNITS for rent in Lisbon. Different sizes available. U-Stor-It, 701-680-0595. -----------------------------------13tcx

FOR RENT in Lisbon, 2 bedroom apartment, laundry available. Call 701-820-0389.----------------------------------------5tcx

RENTAL AVAILABLE May 1st, 108 Main St, Lisbon, 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, all appliances including washer and dryer. Oversized garage and handy location. $695 Results Realty 683-5100.-----------------------------------------3tcx

2 AND 3 BEDROOM apartments available in Forman and Gwinner and Lisbon. Call 683-5214.---------------------------------------28tcx

FOR RENT: One-bedroom apartment in quiet building, downtown Enderlin. Available Immediately. Call 701-882-3276.---------------------------------------48tcx

FOR RENT in Lisbon, 4 bedroom house, 1 1/2 bath. Across street from school. Available June 1st. Call 701-820-0389.-----------------------------------------4tcx

FOR RENT in Enderlin. Lg. 1 bedroom apartment, heat pd. Above VFW. 437-3914.---------------------------------------50tcx

FOR RENT in Lisbon, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $600/mo includes heat and water. Call Nick at 701-680-0994.---------------------------------------51tcx

FOR RENT in Lisbon, 910 Maple Street Apartments. One bedroom. Also Bradford apartments, one bedroom. Call 701-683-5387.---------------------------------------34tcx

GET RESULTS...Run your classified in the Ransom County Gazette Extra. Deadline is Wednesday at 5 p.m.--------------------------------------41tcx

NANNY/CHILDCARE PROVIDER for 3 kids. Someone who will engage with our kids. Kids are very active in outdoor activities. Hours 8am-5pm. Send resume and sal-ary expectations to [email protected]

CARD SHOWER: As a lot of you know, Sharie Wagner, wife of Chad Wagner, suffered a Hemorrhagic Stroke after an aneurysm ruptured in her brain on Tuesday, May 3 at her home by Englevale. She was air lifted to Sanford in Fargo where she remains. Her step-daughter, Emily Wolters has been keeping everyone updated through a Caring Bridge website which is www.car-ingbridge.org/visit/shariewagner. I would like to flood Sharie’s mail with Get Well cards (no flowers please) so help me make Sharie’s homecoming a great one!! Please send cards to: Sharie Wagner12057 71st St SEEnglevale, ND 58033----------------------------------------5-6x

WOMEN’S INTERDENOMIN-ATIONAL BIBLE STUDY at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lisbon. Introduction on Tuesday, June 7 at 6:30 pm and continuing for 11 weeks. Beth Moore study of Exodus, “A woman’s heart: God’s dwelling place.” For more informa-tion or to register, please contact Nadine Olson at 701-680-2725, leave a message if no answer or just show up Tuesday, June 7th. Women of all ages are welcome. We would love to see you there!

----------------------------------------5-8xNOTICE OF RIGHT OF WAY SPRAYING PLUS HAYING RESTRICTIONS: Ransom County will start spraying state, county, and township right of ways. If there are people who have sensitive areas that they do not want sprayed, should contact: Ransom County Weed Control Office. Operators do not wish to cut and make ditch hay, should contact: Ransom County Weed Control Office. They may have sprayed portions of the road ditches with herbicides for noxious weed control. Some of the herbi-cides used may have a haying or grazing restriction, meaning a cer-tain amount of time must pass after herbicide application and before haying or grazing operations may begin. These restrictions are deter-mined by the herbicide label. Since spraying operations will be con-ducted over the course of the sum-mer and are dependent upon the weather, it is impossible to set a timetable for spraying and haying in any specified area. If anyone is planning to cut ditch hay they should contact the Weed Control Office, to determine if and when a specific area has been treat-ed and what the restriction time is. Operators wishing to not have their ditches sprayed prior to hay-ing should contact Weed Control Office, Box 371, Lisbon, ND 58054, phone 701-683-6173 or email at [email protected].

----------------------------------------5-6xCHIRPING TREE FARM GREENHOUSE open M-Sat, 10 am- 6 pm, Sunday closed. Hanging baskets, bedding flowers and veg-gies, perennials, shrubs and trees. 683-2381 or [email protected] Located 1/2 way between Lisbon and Gwinner. 1 mile west on 74th St. (Ransom County 8). -----------------------------------------5pd

WANTED: Looking for vendors and parade entries for June 4 in Milnor. Contact Robbie or Michelle, 701-427-5306.----------------------------------------4-7x

WANTED: Parade floats wanted for Enderlin, ND’s 125th Celebration June 25th. Parade will be at 5pm. Visit www.enderlinnd.com for more details. ---------------------------------------5-10x


Clerical Position OpeningSargent County Teller • Milnor

Duties Include: Subscriptions, Billing, Mail,Customer Service, and Other Various Duties.

Opportunity for job to expand with training/experience.

The qualified applicant must have good computer skills, communication and organizational skills, and have the

ability to work under a weekly deadline.

This job is filled with variety & challenge!

24-32 Hours per Week (Monday - Thursday)

Email resume to [email protected] pick up an appplication at our Milnor Office.Duties: Writing stories about events

& people in Sargent County

This is a part time position where you can work from home!

Good communication and writing skills required along with the ability to use a computer.

Must be able to meet deadlines.

Send inquiries to [email protected]

or mail resume to:

Teller Position, PO Box 473, Lisbon, ND 58054

Writer Position OpeningSargent County Teller • Milnor

LegalsNOTICE OF PUBLIC

DEMOGRAPHIC PLANNING MEETING

The Fort Ransom School Board invites the public to participate in a school demo-graphic planning meeting to fulfill require-ments under NDCC Section 15.1-07-26. This open public meeting will be held on June 20th at 8:00 PM at the Fort Ransom School office. At this forum, the school board will discuss and receive public input on how three- and five-year demographics may impact academic and instructional and administrative staffing, facility needs and utilization, district tax levies, and the dis-trict’s strategic plan.

FORT RANSOM SCHOOL DISTRICT #6

SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGAPRIL 4, 2016

ATTENDANCE: On Monday, April 4, 2016 President Jarry Lautt called the board meeting of the Fort Ransom School District #6 to order at 7:00 p.m. Members present were Jarry Lautt, Alayna Brudevold, Kyle Sorby, and Lynn Thorfinnson. Member absent was Cindy Olson. Also in attendance were Superintendent Dr. Steven Johnson, Principal Elinor Meckle, and Pamela Hois-tad, Business Manager.

CONSENT AGENDA: Alayna moved, seconded by Lynn to approve the consent agenda. Motion carried. Brummund Dairy Dist. Inc. 177.30 Cass County Elec Comp 659.00 Donna James 97.20 Kyle Sorby 206.25 Job Service North Dakota 64.92 Total 1,204.67 PAYROLL CHECKS, TFFR, EFTPS,ND STATE 110809 TO 110815, 106837 6,297.26

PRINCIPAL’S REPORT: Mrs. Meckle reported that she has been reviewing and compiling test data for the strategic plan which will be presented at the May meeting.

SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT: Dr. Johnson reported that the administration has been working on financial issues includ-ing 2016-2017 budget and preparing salary estimates. The revenues from local property taxes have become very restrictive and our foundation aid from the state only contrib-utes about 40% of the cost of operation. We

have also been working on our three and five year planning document. The planning document includes projected enrollments, student assessment data, accreditation, spe-cial education, staffing, facilities, and finan-cial data.

ISSUE CONTRACTS: Kyle moved, seconded by Lynn to issue the following contracts for the 2016-17 school term: Leila Mark for $50,073.00, Stacie Coleman for $43,090.00, Donna James for $6,798.00, Danielle Holmstrom for $41,159.00, Kath-erine Kwapinski for $5,404.50 and $500 additional for each full-time certified teacher in a HRA 105 plan. Approved by unanimous vote.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Because of the rules for Board Members with “Con-flict of Interest”, Kyle Sorby excused him-self from the discussion and vote regarding the non-certificated wages.

NON-CERTIFICATED WAGES: Alayna moved, seconded by Lynn to approve the following hourly wages for the 2016-17 school term: Holly Trzpuc $13.40 for cook hours, bus drivers – elementary route and high school route $48.25 per trip over for drivers with 7yrs or more in the

district, under 7yrs at $39.15 per each route. Substitute teachers $120.00 per day. Substi-tute cook and custodian at $12.00 per hour. James Sorby $464 per month for 11 months and Vicki Busta $17.40 hr. Noreen Fraase $13.40 for custodian and classroom para. Approved by roll call vote with Alayna, Lynn, and Jarry all voting yes.

SERVICES PROVIDED 2016-17: Lynn moved, seconded by Kyle to approve the agreement for the 2016-17 school term with the Lisbon School District to provide all administrative duties, a counselor two half days a month and a properly certified asbestos person for $54,385 and $1,155.00 per month for business manager services. Approved by unanimous vote.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING: The next regular May 2016 meeting will be held Monday, May 9th, 2016 at 7:00 PM at the Fort Ransom school office.

ADJOURNMENT: Alayna moved, seconded by Lynn to adjourn the meeting.

April 4, 2016 Pamela Hoistad, Business ManagerJarry Lautt, President

Publish May 16, 2016

Help Wanted

LISBON CIVIC & COMMERCEDo you love the Lisbon community?

Do you want to be a part of promotingLisbon and all it has to offer?

Lisbon Civic & Commerce is looking for a Coordinator,

a person with not only clerical skills but experience in project management, membership development/retention, desktop publishing, social media marketing, event planning

and volunteer management.

This will be a 30-32 hour per week, salaried positionand will answer to a Board of Directors.

Please submit cover letters & resumes [email protected] or mail to

PO Box 812, Lisbon ND 58054.

The closing date on this position is May 16, 2016 EOB.

To Apply:

Call 683-5239or go online at

www.parksidelutheranhome.com

ParksideLutheran Home501 3rd Ave. W. Lisbon, ND

CNAPM SHIFTFULL-TIME

RN or LPN NIGHT SHIFT

FULL-TIME / PART-TIME

Now hiring for the following positions...

Excellent benefit package.Weekends and holidays required.

Lisbon Street Department PositionThe City of Lisbon is seeking applications for:

STREET DEPARTMENTMechanical skills beneficial

Applications may be picked up at the Auditor’s office

423 Main Street, Lisbon ND

or call Randy Seelig at (701)683-5138Includes Full Benefit Package

Applications must be submitted no later than Monday, May 30, 2016.

If interested, please contactLynette Burley at 701-724-6211

Four Seasons Health Care Center

Four Seasons Healthcare Center in Forman, ND is looking for

C.N.A.sAll Shifts

NursesPM/Night Shifts

WORK ATFARGO ASSEMBLY!• 1st shift, Mon. - Fri.• 2nd shift, Mon. - Th.• Weekends Off!

• Flexible Schedule

• Full or Part Time

• Permanent or Summer help

• Air conditioned facility

• Well suited for women or men

• Health & Dental

• Profit Sharing

• Clean work area

Stop in at Fargo Assembly 1301 South Main, Lisbon

or call (701) 683-5141 for more information

North SargeNt School iS iN Need of a cuStodiaN/houSekeeper

The position is full-time and will begin June 1, 2016. Summer responsibilities include grounds keeping, maintenance/repair and cleaning of the school in

preparation for the new school year. During the school year the duties are primarily cleaning during the hours of

3:00 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.

For more information or to apply, contact Superintendent Randall Cale at 701-678-2492

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HELP WANTED: Part time receptionist at Nodak Mutual Insurance. Flexible hours. Apply at 321 Main or call 701-683-4802.----------------------------------------5-6x

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50,000 pheasants reportedly were killed during the first day of hunting season. Since their introduction into Oregon, pheas-ants have become established in 40 states.

The pheasant population has waxed and waned considerably during my lifetime in Western Iowa, with population increases during the USDA Soil Bank era (1956-1964) and the years when the current Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) was popular, such as during the latter part of the 1980s and again in the late 1990s and the earliest years of the current century.

Availability of suitable habi-tat is a key factor affecting the populations of our native bob-white quail and pheasants, but so are adaptability, weather condi-tions during winter and during their nesting season from late May through July, and to a lesser extent, predators, which include humans. Pheasants and quail can quickly replenish their numbers yearly.

I wish to report several per-sonal observations. Wildlife biologists and Fish and Game departments sometimes have dif-ferent opinions than mine, but we agree on many matters.

Our farm has had about the same amount of suitable habi-tat for quail and pheasants for 20 years (filter strips, CRP land and farm groves), but quail steadily declined over the past two decades, while pheasants declined only from 2011 through 2013 and have increased since then.

Suitable habitat should include undisturbed areas of five or more acres of grasses and forbs for cover, brush and evergreens for roosting and protection from harsh weather, and sufficient feed such as plant seeds, grain and insects. Without these, pheasants and quail cannot survive. Cold snowy winters can reduce quail survival even more than pheas-ant survival. Clement weather is especially critical immediately after the chicks of both species have hatched.

After hatching and until they develop sufficient feathers over the next couple weeks, the chicks’ regulation of their body temperature is poor; often they cannot find sufficient warmth even when huddling under their mother’s protective wings and

feathers during cool rainy con-ditions. Moreover, rain drives insects into sequestration or kills them, making it difficult for the tiny youngsters to find the vital protein they need.

Snowy winters and cool wet weather throughout most of the nesting season diminished replacement pheasants and quail on our farm during the years 2011 through 2013, but July was warmer and drier during 2014 and 2015; many pheasant hens raised a second brood success-fully, but not bobwhites.

As best I can determine, quail have declined not just because of inadequate habitat or inclement weather, but also because they are less adaptable than pheas-ants. They need fifteen-acre or larger tracts of undisturbed fields with many brushy thickets for overhead protection from hawks and owls.

Several predators take a toll on pheasants and quail besides humans, listed approximately from most to least deleterious: red-tailed hawks, great horned owls and other large raptors such as Cooper’s hawks and falcons which actively hunt pheasants and quail; skunks, opossums, raccoons and large snakes which consume eggs and chicks if they can find them; and feral cats, dogs, foxes, weasels and coyotes, all of which capture chicks and adult birds when lucky.

Next week, look for more information about pheasants, including how to dress a pheasant easily and delicious pheasant and quail recipes. I thank Pheasants Forever and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.

Dr. Mike is a psychologist and farm owner/resident at Har-lan, Iowa. Contact him at: www.agbehavioralhealth.com.

Dr. Rosmann (Cont. from pg. 1)

Stories & PhotosFor the Memorial Day Issue,

May 30th, 2016, we would like to offer you the opportunity to pay

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Ronald “Ron” Sveum, Jr., McLeod, started his basic training at the age of 17 in Texas. While in the Army, he was stationed in the United States as well as Germany. He then joined the North Dakota National Guard, where he served with his unit, performing many fl ood duties and providing homeland security. He was also deployed to Afghanistan, for which he was awarded a Bronze Star.

Before leaving for Af-ghanistan, Ron told his wife, Karla, that he was going overseas in the hope that their children would never have to.

Ron retired as Command Sergeant Major in 2009, after 21 years of service with the U.S. Army and ND National Guard.

“Ron is my hero,” states his wife, “because he has tru-ly taught me the meaning of trust in your fellow soldiers, or, as I look at it . . . family and friends in general. He has also taught me about leadership - lead by example and don’t ask more out of your soldiers than what you are willing to step up and do yourself. In addition, he has taught me about commitment - always give 100 percent, no matter how menial the task may seem. Through his service he has also taught me about sacrifi ce - sometimes you need to leave the love and comfort of your home to fi ght for what is right. Finally, he has taught me about love for our country. These are all traits I’m proud to see him pass on to our children.”

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Program helps students with disabilities gain summer work experience

As the end of the school year approaches, students may be thinking about summer jobs. The North Dakota Department of Human Services’ Division of Vocational Rehabilitation is offering job search assistance and other support to high school students with disabilities who want to gain summer work experience.

“We want young individuals with disabilities to have opportuni-ties to succeed in the workplace,” said Division Director Russ Cusack. “The students involved in the sum-mer work experience are part of our overall commitment to ensuring stu-dents will be engaged in employment, which supports a successful transition from high school to careers and adult-hood.”

Last year, 35 students participated in the program statewide includ-ing five students from the Bismarck

region, and the division hopes to dou-ble program participation this year.

Cusack said most participants have limited work experience, and the program helps students develop skills they need to get started in a career. Learning the importance of a strong work ethic, communicating effectively with others, working as a team member, and meeting employer expectations are experiences that lead to success.

Vocational rehabilitation counsel-ors address not only these issues, but help students search job openings in areas of interest, complete a resume and job applications, and go through the interview process. The program can also offer some support after a job placement.

Students must qualify for voca-tional rehabilitation services in order to participate in the summer work

experience program. Vocational Rehabilitation encourages eligible students to participate in at least two work experiences before they leave secondary school.

According to Cusack, partici-pants typically work in the hospital-ity industry including food service, movie theaters, hotels, and retail, which are common for first-time job seekers.

The ideal placement, he said, is 20 hours per week from the end of May through the end of August. Occasion-ally an employer hires a participant for a more permanent position after the summer work experience ends.

The program is a collaborative effort involving the Division of Voca-tional Rehabilitation, the Department of Public Instruction, Job Service North Dakota, secondary school tran-sition teachers, community rehabilita-

tion providers, parents, students, and employers.

Interested individuals should contact the vocational rehabilitation office in their region. Contact infor-mation is available on the Web at www.nd.gov/dhs/dvr/about/regional-contact.html.

The Bismarck regional Vocational Rehabilitation Office is located at 1237 W. Divide Ave., Suite 2, and can be reached by calling 701-328-8800, toll-free 888-862-7342, ND Relay TTY 1-800-366-6888, or by email-ing regional director Tom Schiwal at [email protected].

For more information on the ser-vices and supports offered by the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to individuals with disabilities and to employers, go online to www.nd.gov/dhs/dvr, or call 701-328-8950, or ND Relay TTY 1-800-366-6888.


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Do you know why you are in business?

What a silly question! You’re in business to make money, right?

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ness owner, and really for all of us, we need to understand what gets us up in the morning.

Today we are more likely to hear of people starting a business because they want to offer some type of social good. TOMS Shoes is one of the best known companies that started with just such a focus in mind.

Another reason people start a business is to enjoy a certain lifestyle. Maybe you only want to work a four-day week. Pick the right business and that may be possible. Or perhaps travel is what you want. Again, cer-tain businesses may let you achieve that while also han-dling business.

Some people start a busi-ness because they love to start businesses. Once a business is up and stable, these individuals may sell it and start another. Yet others love the challenge of growing a business.

Of course, many people start a business because they want control or they want to maximize the use of their skills and talents.

All of these desires, plus other reasons such as building a legacy or providing a needed community service, form a perfectly good business focus. The greatest problem is when you try to do several, or all of them, at the same time. The result is often failure.

This is not to say you can’t change your focus, but once changed, you need to devote your energy to your new goal and put the old one behind you. And you need to realize that each shift will cost you energy and resources.

So as you start and man-age your business, know why you are doing it. Keep that in mind as you make decisions and chart your course into the future.

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by Julie Garden-Robinson Food and Nutrition SpecialistPrairie FareFreezer meals speed summertime cooking

As I was driving with the win-dow open in my vehicle, the scent of freshly mown grass reminded me that summer is almost here. A little later, my nose detected another sen-sory delight of spring: the aroma of grilling food.

Although you might be expect-ing an article about grilling with that opener, I’d like to take us back to winter temperatures. Besides using your grill, how about using your freezer to store some homemade ready-to-cook or ready-to-heat-and-eat freezer meals?

Many people like to ease up on time in the kitchen when the weather allows us to enjoy our gardens and other outdoor activities. Freezer

meals can help.Freezer meals are the product of

a term known as freezer cooking. The basic concept of freezer cooking is that you spend one day preparing a large quantity of meals that will feed you or your family for two weeks up to two months.

A wide range of freezer meal recipes are available on the internet, but not all of them are equally nutri-tious. Look for recipes that provide nutrition information.

Meals are prepared assembly-style, packaged, labeled and frozen. Depending on how many freezer meals you prepared, you shouldn’t have to prepare the main entrée again for the next two weeks or a month.

You can save time and poten-tially money, plus have control over the ingredients in your foods, if you make your own freezer meals. Assembly-style processing saves you time; instead of chopping one onion for each recipe as you need it, you might chop 10 onions at one time and be able to use them for mul-tiple recipes. Even better: You only have to clean up once.

When you are preparing several recipes at once, you may be able to take advantage of buying ingredients in bulk. Bulk purchasing typically provides a lower price per unit on items when you buy them in large quantities.

Freezer storage makes meals

convenient. Simply remove a pack-age the night before to thaw in the refrigerator and reheat or cook for your evening meal the next day. Additionally, when you have easy-to-prepare meals on hand, you are less likely to order take-out or visit the fast-food drive through when you get hungry.

If you never have done any freezer cooking, start small and gradually increase. Try a few meals that you know your family will eat, or try a plan for two weeks’ worth of meals if you feel ready. This should take you only about half a day or less to prepare, and the meals can fit in a

The North Dakota Depart-ment of Transportation (NDDOT) is reminding resi-dents of North Dakota to update your address on your North Dakota driver’s license or identification card within 10 days of moving to a new residential location.

State law requires you to notify the NDDOT within ten days of changing residen-

tial addresses. Noncommer-cial drivers may notify the department by phone at 701-328-2600, online at https://apps .nd .gov /do t /d l t s /d los /addressWelcome.htm or at any drivers license office. For a list of drivers license offices and hours go to https://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/driver-s l i cense /docs /Dr ivers%20Lic%20Sites.pdf. While you

are not legally required to have the updated address on the card, we do encourage the purchase of a new license due to identification purposes. The fee for an address change and printing of new identifica-tion is $3. Commercial (CDL) drivers are legally required to have the updated address on the card.

ND residents reminded to update address on driver’s license upon moving

May 16 is filing deadline for many tax-exempt organizationsThe Internal Revenue Service

today reminded tax-exempt organi-zations that many have a filing dead-line for Form 990-series information returns in mid-May.

With the May 16 filing deadline facing many tax-exempt organiza-tions, the IRS today cautioned these groups not to include Social Security numbers (SSNs) or other unneeded personal information on their Forms 990, and consider taking advantage of the speed and convenience of electronic filing.

Form 990-series information returns and notices are due on the 15th day of the fifth month after an organization’s tax year ends. Many organizations use the calendar year as their tax year, making May 15 the deadline for them to file for 2015. However, because May 15 falls on a Sunday, the deadline this year moves to Monday, May 16.

Many Groups Risk Loss of Tax-Exempt Status

By law, organizations that fail to file annual reports for three con-secutive years will see their fed-eral tax exemptions automatically

revoked as of the due date of the third required filing. The Pension Protection Act of 2006 mandates that most tax-exempt organizations file annual Form 990-series informa-tion returns or notices with the IRS. The law, which went into effect at the beginning of 2007, also imposed a new annual filing requirement for small organizations. Churches and church-related organizations are not required to file annual reports.

No Social Security Numbers on Forms 990

The IRS generally does not ask organizations for SSNs and, in the Form 990 instructions, and cau-tions filers not to provide them on the form. By law, both the IRS and most tax-exempt organizations are required to publicly disclose most parts of Form 990 filings, including schedules and attachments. Public release of SSNs and other person-ally identifiable information about donors, clients or benefactors could give rise to identity theft.

The IRS also urges tax-exempt organizations to file forms electroni-cally in order to reduce the risk of

inadvertently including SSNs or other unneeded personal informa-tion. More details can be found on IRS.gov.

Tax-exempt forms that must be made public by the IRS are clearly marked “Open to Public Inspection” in the top right corner of the first page. These include Form 990, Form 990-EZ, Form 990-PF and others.

What to FileSmall tax-exempt organizations

with average annual gross receipts of $50,000 or less may file an elec-tronic notice called a Form 990-N (e-Postcard), which asks organiza-tions for a few basic pieces of infor-mation. Tax-exempt organizations with average annual gross receipts above $50,000 must file a Form 990 or 990-EZ depending on their receipts and assets. Private founda-tions must file Form 990-PF.

Organizations that need addi-tional time to file a Form 990, 990-EZ or 990-PF may obtain an automatic three-month extension. An organization may also request an additional three-month exten-sion; however, the organization

must show reasonable cause for the additional time requested. Use Form 8868, Application for Extension of Time to File an Exempt Organization Return, to request extensions. The request for extension must be filed by the due date of the return. Note that no extension is available for fil-ing the Form 990-N (e-Postcard).Check Tax-Exempt Status Online

The IRS publishes the names of organizations identified as having automatically lost their tax-exempt status for failing to file annual reports for three consecutive years. Organizations that have had their exemptions automatically revoked and wish to have that status rein-stated must file an application for exemption and pay the appropriate user fee.

The IRS offers an online search tool, Exempt Organizations Select Check, to help users more easily find key information about the fed-eral tax status and filings of certain tax-exempt organizations, including whether organizations have had their federal tax exemptions automatically revoked.

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Photographers can submit photos to one or more of the fol-lowing categories: Adventure and Recreation, Places to Visit, Events, People, Scenery and Wildlife. One winner will be selected in each contest category and a $200 cash prize will be awarded to the photographer of each selected photo.

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• Winning photographs will be published in North Dakota Tourism’s 2017 promotional materials and on the website.

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Launched in 2004, the annual Governor’s Photo contest has grown significantly since its beginnings. In its first year, the contest attracted more than 300 submissions. Approximately 9,550 photos have been submit-ted in the years since.

“The adventure and beauty found in North Dakota are cap-tured each year in these unique and compelling photos,” North Dakota Tourism Division Direc-tor Sara Otte Coleman said. “It is always fun to see the artistic tal-ent that exists across the state and we are fortunate to be able to use that to recruit new and returning visitors to North Dakota.”

Contest Rules:All photos must be submitted

electronically via Flickr or post-marked by the contest deadline, August 31, 2016.

Only North Dakota resi-dents are eligible to enter. There is no limit to the number of entries allowed per photogra-pher. Excessive cropping, digi-tal alterations or enhancements are discouraged. Photographers will be judged on their ability to showcase North Dakota as a Leg-endary travel destination in the following categories: Adventure and Recreation, Places to Visit, Events, People, Scenery and Wildlife.

Entries will be judged on originality, interest of the subject matter, visual appearance and consistency with the category theme. Photo entries should be taken within the last three years and must be in full color.

The number of winners will be determined by the number of entries and the quality of photos in each category.

Photo entries will be judged by a panel of North Dakota Tour-ism, Governor’s Office, AAA and North Dakota Council on the Arts staff familiar with photog-raphy and responsible for select-ing images for various marketing materials.

Submission of the photo is the entrant’s guarantee as the pho-tographer and copyright holder of the photo that they have the rights to distribute the image.

• Photographers must have the consent of those whose faces are visible, or the consent of guard-ians for minors, in the image.

• By entering the contest, photographers agree that if their photo is selected, they agree to authorize North Dakota Tourism, AAA and their official market-ing partners to use that image in promotional materials offline and online. Photos will be credited whenever possible.

• Winning photographers agree to unlimited usage by North Dakota Tourism for pro-motional materials and websites. Photos will not be sold.

Photo Submission:To enter the contest by mail,

photographs must be submitted on a CD with a 5x7 or 8x10 print copy. Prints need not be mounted or framed. The back of the photo and CD must be labeled with the entrant’s name, address, tele-phone number, email address, contest category, title of photo, location and date the photo was taken.

Entries should be mailed to North Dakota Department of Commerce Tourism Division, Attention Cassie Theurer, at P.O. Box 2057, Bismarck, ND 58502-2057. AAA branch offices in Fargo and Bismarck will also accept entries.

You may submit digital pho-tos online through Flickr. Join the Legendary North Dakota Travel group on Flickr if you are not already a group member. <http://www.flickr.com/groups/northdakota/> http://www.flickr.com/groups/northdakota/

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Upload the highest-resolu-tion image possible: 8”x10” @ 300 dpi (or 1024x768 pixels). Entered photos must be family-friendly. Inappropriate photos will be removed from the group.

Information about the photo must include title of the photo, location in state where the photo was taken, date photo was taken, the contest category and name and town of photographer.

Entrants should include some contact information in their Flickr profile, or frequently check Flickr mail, in order to be contacted by North Dakota Tour-ism for name, address, telephone number and email address. Fail-ure to respond to inquiries within three days may result in the dis-qualification of a winning photo-graph.

Complete contest rules can be found on the Tourism Division Web site at <http://ndtourism.com/> NDtourism.com. For more information, contact the Tour-ism Division at 701-328-2525 or 800-435-5663.


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refrigerator-top freezer.Remember that certain foods will

not reheat well after being frozen. Lettuce, watermelon and tomatoes will become limp. Cooked potato chunks will become gritty. Fully cooked pasta may be mushy. Gra-vies and some dairy products such as cream or milk will separate when frozen. Cooked eggs may become rubbery.

Even if you have a small freezer, freezer meals still can be an option for you. By getting creative and freezing meals flat, you can store about two weeks’ worth of meals in a refrigerator-top freezer. Once meals are frozen, you can reorganize them so they are stacked vertically like a bookshelf if your freezer allows.

Avoid freezer-burn by using a freezer zip-top plastic bag and mak-ing sure to remove as much air as

possible before sealing. Storing food in smaller quantities allows it to freeze more quickly and gives you the ability to take out only what you need.

Use a permanent marker to label all food that goes into the freezer so you know what it is. Also include a use-by date (most food will stay good for two to three months from the date it was prepared) and any preparation steps needed to cook the food. That way you don’t have to dig for the recipe when you are ready to cook.

Arrange containers in a single layer so air can circulate and help the food freeze quickly. The faster the food freezes, the better the quality will be when it thaws. Defrost food in the microwave or refrigerator. Thawing foods at room temperature increases the risk of bacterial con-

tamination.We recently completed a freezer

meals handout with several recipes incorporating “pulse foods” (lentils, dry peas and chickpeas) in honor of the International Year of Pulses in 2016. Pulse foods are good sources of fiber, protein, and many vitamins and minerals. See “On the Pulse of Healthful Eating: Making Freezer Meals With Lentils, Chickpeas and Split Peas” (at https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/pubs/yf/foods/fn1787.pdf) for a variety of recipes and more tips about freezer meals.

Here’s a different take on the old standard sloppy joes.

Slow Cooker Sloppy Lentils Freezer Meal

1 c. lentils, dry (cooked accord-ing to package directions)

1 onion, diced1 (14.5-ounce) can diced toma-

toes, drained1 (6-ounce) can tomato paste,

unsalted1 clove garlic, minced1/2 c. ketchup1 tsp. mustard powder1 Tbsp. chili powder3 Tbsp. molasses or honey1 Tbsp. vinegar1 c. chicken broth (add at cook-

ing time)To freeze: Cook lentils accord-

ing to package directions. Chop veg-etables. Add ingredients to a labeled freezer bag.

To cook: Remove from freezer and place in the refrigerator over-night to thaw. Pour contents into a slow cooker along with 1 cup water or broth. Cook on low five hours.

To serve: Serve on whole-wheat buns or bread.

Makes 14 (1/4-cup) servings. Each serving has 90 calories, 0.5 gram (g) fat, 4 g protein, 18 g carbo-hydrate, 3 g fiber and 190 milligrams sodium.

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