NEW ROCKFORD TRANSCRIPT

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AGENDANEW ROCKFORD-SHEYENNE

BOARD OF EDUCATIONREGULAR MEETING IN CAFETERIA

TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 2018, 7 P.M.

I. REGULAR ITEMS A. Call to order, roll call, establishment of quorum, and approval of agenda. B. Consent agenda. Attachments. Discussion. Motion. 1. Approve minutes of Oct. 8, 2018 regular meeting minutes. 2. Business Manager’s report. a. Balance Sheet. b. General Fund Revenue Report. c. General Fund Expenditure Report. d. Building Fund. e. Food Service Fund f. Activity Fund 3. Presentation of Bills. II. OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMSIII. REPORTS TO THE BOARD A. Monthly Committee Meetings/Knowledge Works. B. Principals’ Reports. Mrs. Becker and Mr. Baumbach. C. Superintendent’s Report. Mrs. Louters. D. Teacher Report. Lynnae Lies and Amy Cudworth-AASA Personalized Learning. E. Student ReportIV. ITEMS RECOMMENDED FOR DISCUSSION OR ACTION A. Superintendent Evaluation. Discussion. Motion. B. Playground Benches, Tables, and Garbage Recepta-cles. Discussion. Motion. C. Personalized Learning Travel: Lindsay Leads, Fren-so, Calif. Discussion. Motion. D. Rescind Policy FDB Education of Homeless Students. Discussion. Motion. E. First Reading of Replacement Policy FDB. Discus-sion. Motion. F. First Reading of Revision to Policy FDB-R. Discus-sion. Motion. G. First Reading of Policy FDH Education of Foster Children. Discussion. Motion. H. First Reading of Policy FDB-R1 and FDB-R2. Discus-sion. Motion. I. Additional Elementary FTE. Discussion. Motion.V. ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Regular Meeting: Monday, Dec. 10 at 7 a.m. American Education Week: Nov. 12-16VI. ADJOURNMENT

The New Rockford- Sheyenne (NR-S) girls volleyball team entered the Super Region 4 Tournament in Devils Lake as the #3 seed. In quar-terfinal round action, they volleyed against Benson County in the night-cap on Monday, Nov. 5. The Rockets quickly swept the Wildcats in three straight sets with scores of 25-20, 25-17 and 25-19. With the win, NR-S earned a spot in the semifinals on Tuesday, Nov. 6, where they took on the #2 seed North Star Bearcats. The Rockets really battled, but the experienced Bearcats pulled away

during each set to defeat the Rockets three sets to zero. The set scores were 25-13, 25-16 and 25-11. Net violations and unforced errors for the Rockets made a big difference in the contest. The Rockets played in the third place game against Rolla after press time on Thursday. Read the high-lights and stats from that game in the next issue.

Tournament StatsNR-S vs. Benson County

Assists: Carli Lies 23, Allison Dockter 1 Digs: Cassie Longnecker 26, Dock-ter 11, Hannah Haley 11, Lies 7,

Gretchen Berglund 5, Ashley Schus-ter 3, Brianna Price 2 Kills: Schuster 12, Haley 6, Darica Ziebart 5, Dockter 3, Price 1 Aces: Dockter 4, Schuster 2, Haley 2, Lies 1, Longnecker 1 Blocks: Lies 2, Schuster 1, Ziebart 1

NR-S vs. North Star Assists: Lies 10, Bjerke 5, Price 1 Digs: Longnecker 21, Dockter 7, Haley 7, Price 6, Lies 5, Berglund 5, Schuster 3, Bjerke 2 Kills: Haley 5, Dockter 4, Ziebert 4, Price 2, Schuster 2 Aces: Lies 1, Dockter 1 Blocks: Schuster 2, Lies 1, Ziebart 1

Rockets fall in regional semifinals

Public Notice

MINUTES OF EDDY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING

EDDY COUNTY COURTHOUSEOCTOBER 16, 2018, 8:30 A.M.

The meeting was called to order by Neal Rud, Chairperson. Also present were Com-missioner Glenda Collier, Commissioner Jeff Pfau, Auditor Patty Williams, and Allison Lindgren, New Rockford Transcript. Glenda Collier made a motion to approve the agenda with the addition of the court-house elevator and updates from the NDACo Convention. It was seconded by Jeff Pfau and the motion carried. Jeff Pfau made a motion to approve the miutes of the October 2, 2018 meeting. Glenda Collier seconded the motion and the motion carried. Jeff Pfau made a motion to approve the following bills and it was seconded by Glen-da Collier. Roll call vote: Pfau, Collier, and Rud voted aye.Tim Becker ........................................725.94Butler Machinery Company ...............383.90Central Business Systems Inc ............619.63CenDak Cooperative .......................3,043.68Cole Papers Inc ..................................190.33City Of Sheyenne .................................41.50Dakota Dust-Tex Inc ..........................129.65Dakota Imp./Napa Auto Parts ............295.93Dauenhauer Diesel Repair ...............1,125.48Do It Best .............................................24.48Election Systems And Software .........917.85Patty Hilbert .......................................154.78Historical Society .................................12.00Information Technology Dept .............594.70Interstate Engineering Inc ...............2,628.50John Deere Financial ...........................85.88Lake Region District Health Un .....13,149.75Lake Region Law Enforcement .......5,212.50Meehan Machine ...............................765.78Mercer County Sheriff's Dept ..........1,140.00Mick's 281 Service ..........................1,464.29Napa Auto Parts ...................................60.83NDAAO .............................................160.00NDACO Resources Group ....................14.61ND Public Employees Ret .............23,155.18North Dakota State University .........1,057.69ND Secretary Of State .....................1,713.20ND State Radio Communications ......120.00ND Telephone Co ............................1,490.12New Rockford Area BC ......................500.00Nodak Electric Cooperative .................48.14North Dakota Tax Commissioner ....2,143.02Northern Plains Electric Coop ..............70.00Office Of Attorney Gen - 1250 ...........690.00Otter Tail Power Co ............................848.04Linderman Construction, Inc. ..........1,600.00Pharmchem Inc ....................................85.65Pitney Bowes Inc .................................89.85Post Board .........................................180.00Praxair Distribution Inc .......................113.28Quill Corporation ................................165.91Ramkota Hotel & Conf Ctr .................423.00Rockford Plumbing & Heating ............157.76Neal Rud ............................................220.73Soper Construction, LLP ......................90.00Stein's Inc ..........................................145.91Stutsman County Auditor ...................114.00Taverna Electric ..................................539.00Transcript Publishing ........................335.34Verizon Wireless .................................841.33Viking Electric ....................................140.00Warren Implement Inc ........................696.41OLD BUSINESS Irvin Loe, Road Superintendent, gave an update on the road department. Glenda Collier made a motion to approve the removal of the trees on county road #8 by Harvey Sand and Gravel in the amount of $4,530. Jeff Pfau seconded the motion and the motion carried.NEW BUSINESS: At 9:00 A.M., the Hearing on the Minimum Sale Prices for the 2018 Delinquent Tax Sale was held. There was no one present to ob-ject to the prices set. Glenda Collier made a motion to approve the NDDOT annual Maintenance Certification for county federal aid projects. Jeff Pfau sec-onded the motion and the motion carried. Glenda Collier made a motion to approve the addition of the FMLA Policy to the Coun-ty Employee Policy Manual. Jeff Pfau sec-onded the motion and the motion carried. The Commissioners reviewed the elevator information received from the Opera House in Maddock, ND. Updates were given on the NDACo Annual Conference and some of the workshops that were attended. Tim Becker, County Extension Agent, at-tended the meeting to give a presentation on the NDSU Extension review that was conducted by the State Board of Agricultural Research and Education. He also presented the resignation letter from Kathleen Thueson, who will be retiring December 31, 2018. Paul Lies, Sheriff, attended the meeting to give an update on the sheriff’s department. He also presented his 3rd Quarter Report. Neal Rud, Chairperson, adjourned the meeting at 10:55 A.M. The next regular meeting will be November 6, 2018 at 10:00 A.M.

Neal Rud, ChairpersonATTEST: Patty Williams, County Auditor

Published Nov. 12, 2018

SHEYENNE CITY COUNCILSPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING

OCTOBER 29, 2018 Mayor Hanson called the regular meeting to order with Ames absent. Thumb made motion, second Hoffner, motion carried to bid on a street sweeper that is up for bids in the amount of $4000. No further business, motion to adjourn Benson, second Hoffner, motion carried.

Robert Hanson, MayorPublished Nov. 12, 2018

NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE AN APPLICATION

The City of New Rockford, ND hereby intends to file a loan/grant application for financial assistance with the North Dakota State office of USDA – Rural Development in the amount of $10,260,000 for water system improvements throughout the city limits of New Rockford, North Dakota including water treatment plant improvements, water tower maintenance, and water main replacement. Questions regarding this application may be directed to the following contact:

City of New RockfordC/o George Ritzke, Auditor

117 1st St S,New Rockford, ND 58356

Phone: 701-947-2461Published Nov. 12, 2018

NEW ROCKFORD-SHEYENNE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2

REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGMONDAY, JULY 16, 2018 AT 7:00 P.M.

Members present: John Grann, Todd Duchscherer, Alyson Myhre, Mary Kay Price, Patti Larson, David Holzwarth and Mike Ja-cobson. Others present: Jill Louters, Super-intendent; Avolt Baumbach, Secondary Prin-cipal; and Janet Heskin, Business Manager. Interim President John Grann called the meeting to order. Approval of Agenda It was moved by Jacobson and seconded by Duchscherer to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Consent Agenda It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Price to approve the consent agenda as presented. Motion carried unanimously. The consent agenda consists of minutes from the June 11, 2018 regular meeting, minutes from the June 18, 2018 special board meeting, and the business manager report.Reports to the Board President Duchscherer reported that the building committee met on July 3 and July 16, 2018. The committee instructed Mrs. Louters to request bids for mini split air con-ditioners for the spaces that do not have unit vents. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Duchscherer to install condensate drains inside the open walls in anticipation of add-ing air conditioning in the spaces that do not have unit vents. Motion carried unanimously.Principals’ Reports Secondary Principal Baumbach reported that he participated in a webinar on July 12 regarding voice and choice and is working with Lynnae Lies on the Personalized Learn-ing Academy (PLA) classroom. He present-ed at the County Superintendent of Schools conference on July 8 and 9, 2018. Superintendent Report Superintendent Louters provided a written report of her activity during the month which included review of student achievement data; KnowledgeWorks professional devel-opment planning for 2018-19; consultation/negotiation with the financial advisor; review of current Long Range Plan and alignment of 2018 projects; weekly construction meet-ings; building committee meetings; grant ap-plication partnering with Eddy County Public Health; back to school planning; revision of Department of Homeland Security Grant and acceptance of the grant in the amount of $54,500 for the front entry, keyless entry, and security camera upgrade; application for the preschool program grant for 2018-19; completed the recommendation for 2018-19 meal prices; and attended the State Board of Higher Education retreat and orientation. Wayne Stephenson, Project Manager for the construction project, reported on the progress of the project. District Pupil Membership It was moved by Larson and seconded by Jacobson to approve the District Member-ship Report for the 2017-18 school year as presented. Motion carried unanimously.Transportation Report It was moved by Jacobson and seconded by Price to approve the transportation report for the 2017-2018 school year as presented. Motion carried unanimously.Election of Officers Mrs. Louters called for nominations for school board president for 2018-19. It was moved by Grann and seconded by Duchscherer to nominated Alyson Myhre as President of the Board. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Jacobson to nominate John Grann as President of the Board. Roll call vote: Duchscherer-Grann; Holzwarth-Grann; Jacobson-Grann; Lar-son-Grann; Myhre-Grann; Price-Grann; Grann-Myhre. John Grann was elected President of the Board for 2018-19 with six votes for Grann and one vote for Myhre. President Grann resumed the duties of chair of the meeting and requested nominations for school board vice president. Grann nom-inated Alyson Myhre for Vice President of the Board. It was moved by Jacobson and sec-onded by Larson to cease nominations and to cast a unanimous ballot for Alyson Myhre for Vice President of the Board for 2018-19. Motion carried unanimously.Bank Signature Card Review It was moved by Jacobson and sec-onded by Larson to approve John Grann, Alyson Myhre, and Todd Duchscherer to sign checks and other documents for New Rockford-Sheyenne District No. 2 at Bank Forward of New Rockford and Community Credit Union. Motion carried unanimously. Those authorized to sign checks and other documents for the District are board mem-bers John Grann, President; Alyson Myhre, Vice President; and Todd Duchscherer along

with Janet Heskin, Business Manager.Title Program Representative It was moved by Duchscherer and sec-onded by Myhre to appoint Jill Louters as the authorized representative for all Feder-al Title programs for the 2018-19 year that includes Title I, Title II, REAP, Title IV ESSA, School Food Service, and Federal Vocational Programs and grants. Motion carried unan-imously. Representatives to East Central It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Jacobson to appoint Jill Louters and Natalie Becker as representatives to the East Central board of directors for the 2018-19 year. Mo-tion carried unanimously.Appointment of Business Manager It was moved by Larson and seconded by Duchscherer to appoint Janet Heskin as business manager for New Rockford-Shey-enne District No. 2 for the 2018-19 year. Mo-tion carried unanimously. Review Pledge of Securities It was moved by Duchscherer and sec-onded by Myhre to approve the Pledge of Securities as presented from Bank Forward. Motion carried unanimously.Designate Depositories for School District Funds It was moved by Jacobson and seconded by Myhre to approve Bank Forward of New Rockford and Community Credit Union as depositories for school district funds for the 2018-19 year. Motion carried unanimously.Designation of Official Newspaper It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Duchscherer to designate The Transcript as the official newspaper for the school district for the 2018-19 year. Motion carried unan-imously.Food Service Prices Mrs. Louters presented her recommen-dation for breakfast and lunch prices, which resulted in an increase of approximately 2%: Lunch-students $2.65, adults $3.65, and breakfast-students $1.95, adults $2.45. It was moved by Jacobson and seconded by Duchscherer to approve the breakfast and lunch prices as presented. Motion carried unanimously.Renewal of NDSBA Membership It was moved by Jacobson and second-ed by Myhre to approve the renewal of the North Dakota School Board Association membership for 2018-19. Motion carried unanimously.Renewal of NDSBA Policy ServicesIt was moved by Price and seconded by Jacobson to renew the NDSBA Policy Ser-vices for the 2018-19 year. Motion carried unanimously.Board Committee Assignments The proposed board committee assign-ments for 2018-19 were reviewed. It was moved by Larson and seconded by Ja-cobson to approve the board committee assignments as presented. Motion carried unanimously. The board committees are as follows: Negotiations-John Grann, Al-yson Myhre, and Mary Kay Price; Evalua-tion-John Grann, Alyson Myhre and Patti Larson. The representative committees are as follows: School Improvement-Mary Kay Price and Patti Larson; Technology-Mary Kay Price; Rocket Boosters-Alyson Myhre; Elementary Curriculum-Mike Jacobson; High School Curriculum-Dave Holzwarth; Career and Technology-Todd Duchscherer; Building-Todd Duchscherer, Alyson Myhre and Patti Larson; Budget-John Grann, Dave Holzwarth, Todd Duchscherer and Mike Ja-cobson; and Sick Bank-Alyson Myhre. Approval of Revision to Policy KAB Parental Involvement for Title I It was moved by Jacobson and second-ed by Myhre to approve the date change to Policy KAB Parental Involvement for Title I for the 2018-19 school year. Motion carried unanimously.Preschool Coalition A notice was placed in The Transcript that the Early Childhood Education Coali-tion Governing Board would be meeting to discuss the requirements of the grant during the July 16, 2018 school board meeting. Dis-cussion was held regarding the preschool grant through the ND Department of Com-merce and the amount charged for full pay students.Open Enrollment Applications It was moved by Holzwarth and seconded by Myhre to approve the open enrollment ap-plications for McKenzie Jensen, Kaden Jen-sen, Kaiya O’Connor, and Kolton O’Connor to attend school in New Rockford-Sheyenne School District from the Carrington School District beginning in the 2018-2019 school year. Motion carried unanimously. The deadline waiver was requested due to the family having recently moved.Announcements Back to school night open house and building renovation celebration on Monday, August 20, 2018.The next regular board meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 13, 2018 at 7:00 pm.Adjournment The board meeting was adjourned at 9:29 p.m.

John Grann, PresidentJanet Heskin, Business Manager

Published Nov. 12, 2018

MINUTES OF THENEW ROCKFORD-SHEYENNE

PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 SPECIAL SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGFRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 2018 at 7:00 A.M.

Members present: John Grann, Alyson Myhre, Todd Duchscherer and Patti Larson. Absent: Mary Kay Price, David Holzwarth, and Mike Jacobson. Also present were Jill Louters, Superintendent; and Janet Heskin, Business Manager. President John Grann called the meeting to order.2018-2019 Calendar Revision Mrs. Louters presented the revised 2018-2019 school calendar, which reflected a change in the dates in October where there will be no school. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Larson for school to be in session on October 11 and 12, 2018 and no school on October 18 and 19, 2018. Motion carried unanimously.Chimney Repair and Tuck Pointing It was moved by Larson and seconded by Duchscherer to contact Brad Leben for an estimate for chimney repair and tuck-point-ing and place the topic on the September board agenda. Motion carried unanimously.Adjournment The public meeting was adjourned at 7:16 a.m.

John Grann, PresidentJanet Heskin, Business Manager

Published Nov. 12, 2018

NEW ROCKFORD-SHEYENNE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2

REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 AT 7:00 P.M.

Members present: John Grann, Alyson Myhre, Mary Kay Price, Patti Larson and David Holzwarth. Absent: Todd Duchscher-er and Mike Jacobson. Others present: Jill Louters, Superintendent; Avolt Baumbach, Secondary Principal; Natalie Becker, Ele-mentary Principal; and Janet Heskin, Busi-ness Manager. Approval of Agenda It was moved by Price and seconded by Larson to approve the agenda with the addi-tions of the printing of the student handbook and mini split air conditioners for the offices. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Consent Agenda It was moved by Holzwarth and seconded by Price to approve the consent agenda as presented. Motion carried unanimously. The consent agenda consists of minutes from the July l6, 2018 regular meeting, the busi-ness manager report, and the bills for the general fund of $303,818.89, the construc-tion fund of $1,608,824.07, and the activity fund of $31,012.73. Reports to the Board The building committee met prior to the board meeting with Duchscherer, Myhre, and Larson present. Discussion was held on the mini split air conditioner units and ma-sonry work. Principals’ Reports Elementary Principal Becker reported that she had attended two East Central board meetings; facilitated teacher meetings; re-viewed elementary enrollment numbers; completed elementary schedules; assisted in facilitating a substitute teacher workshop; and attended annual 504 and IEP meetings. Secondary Principal Baumbach reported that he attended the NDHSAA administra-tive meeting; entered teacher and student schedules into PowerSchool; facilitated teacher meetings, substitute teacher work-shop, and fall registration for students; and attended annual 504 reviews. Superintendent Report Superintendent Louters provided a written report of her activity during the month which included meetings with CTS and review of renovation project; planning meetings; East Central meetings; conferencing with DPI re-garding the Media Specialist variance; build-ing committee meetings; review of electrical inspector visit; and preparation and staffing for back to school. She also reported that the application deadline for the NESC Stra-tegic Planning workshop is August 31, 2018. Annual Financial Report for 2017-18 The annual financial report for 2017-18 was reviewed. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Holzwarth to approve the 2017-18 annual financial report as present-ed. Motion carried unanimously. 2018-19 Preliminary Budget Jill Louters and Janet Heskin presented the preliminary budget. It was moved by Lar-son and seconded by Myhre to approve the 2018-2019 preliminary budget as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Consolidated Application for 2018-19 Elementary Principal Becker presented the consolidated application for Title funds. It was moved by Price and seconded by Myhre to approve the consolidated applica-tion for Title funds for 2018-19 as presented. Motion carried unanimously. Personalized Learning Academy Travel Mrs. Louters requested approval of out of state travel for Lynnae Lies and Amy Cudworth to attend the AASA personalized learning workshop on October 31-Novem-ber 2, 2018 in Arizona. It was moved by Lar-son and seconded by Holzwarth to approve out of state travel for Lynnae Lies and Amy Cudworth to attend the AASA workshop in Arizona on October 31-November 2, 2018. Motion carried unanimously. No Charge Tuition Agreements It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Holzwarth to approve a no charge tuition agreement for Madison and Evan Huso to attend school in New Rockford-Sheyenne School from Warwick School District for the 2018-2019 school year. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Price to approve a no charge tuition agreement for Emily, Faith, and Ja-cob Tjelta to attend school in the Devils Lake School District from the New Rock-ford-Sheyenne School District. Motion car-ried unanimously. Chimney Repair The chimney repair was tabled as recom-mended by the building committee in order to procure an estimate from an additional vendor. Student Handbook Principals Baumbach and Becker re-viewed the changes made to the student handbook. Mini Split Air Conditioners The building committee recommended the installation of mini air conditioning units in twelve areas where unit ventilators are not located as quoted by Alan’s Furnace Service and Yri Electric. It was moved by Myhre and seconded by Larson to approve installation of mini split air-conditioning units for twelve classrooms/offices for $36,000.00. Announcements Public Levy Meeting: Monday, September 10, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. Next Regular Meeting: Monday, September 10, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Adjournment The board meeting was adjourned at 9:18 p.m.

John Grann, President Janet Heskin Business Manager

General FundBank Forward ......................................69.40Blue Cross Of North Dakota .........66,320.40 Brown, Kent .......................................125.00Cardmember Services .....................8,253.94Cash & Carry Lumber ......................1,337.58CDW Government Inc .....................1,272.89Central Business Systems Inc .........2,189.25Colepapers ....................................1,193.50Computer Store Inc, The .................1,076.85Demester, Craig ................................249.00Dreambox Learning .......................4,500.00Duchscherer Supply Inc. .................1,353.66East Central CFEC ......................121,405.84Ecolab Pest Elimination Division ....... 207.21Edgenuity Inc ..................................4,800.00Edmentum, Inc ................................2,964.00Enterprise Financial ..........................706.00ESGI ...................................................368.00 Evangelical Free Church ....................170.00Fleming, William J ..............................140.00Flinn Scientific Inc ...........................2,079.90Flower Scent-R ....................................67.50FLR Sanders, Inc ............................5,660.00Gerrells Sports Center, Inc ..............2,230.39Horace Mann Companies, The ...........551.37 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ...............6,563.13Insure Forward-New Rockford ........5,051.00Jenrich, David ......................................85.53Kouba, Justene ..................................175.00Leaf .................................................1,162.74Lexia Learning Systems ..................7,200.00Louters, Jill .........................................164.19Meehan Machine & Radiator ................36.76Micks 281 Service ..............................162.92Montana Dakota Utilities Co ..............620.06 Napa Auto Parts Carrington ...............180.18Napa Auto Parts ...................................15.99Nardini Fire Equp Co Inc Of ND .........210.00NASSP/NHS ......................................385.00ND Educators Service Cooperative ...201.00ND Insurance Dept ..........................7,168.37ND School Boards Association .......3,993.75NDHS Activities Association ..............587.00NDSOS .............................................400.00New Rockford Utility Services .........1,065.22 North Dakota Telephone Co ...............663.81 NWEA ...........................................3,262.50Otter Tail Power Company ..............1,860.54 Petty Cash ..........................................70.00Pitney Bowes Global Financial Services LLC ......................................579.54Pitney Bowes 1 ....................................66.83Quill Corporation ...............................290.74Radisson Hotel Bismarck ...................183.30Ramada Fargo ..................................246.00Really Good Stuff ...............................777.59Renaissance Learning ................... 11,354.80Rinde, Pat .........................................375.31Rochester 100 Inc ..............................230.00Rockford Plumbing & Heating ............649.48Scholastic, Inc ...............................8,378.06School Specialty Inc ..........................141.18Schuchard, Gerard ........................1,428.37Serkland Law Firm .............................264.50Sleep Inn & Suites (ND0564) ...........1,246.00Software Unlimited Inc ....................3,300.00 Supreme School Supply Co ...............125.57Syncb/Amazon ..............................1,603.02Tecta America Dakotas LLC ..............218.00Tony's Repair .....................................557.22Transcript Publishing ........................384.77Usi Edu And Government Sales ..........474.11Vogel Law Firm ...............................3,583.00Wiest Associates, LLC ....................1,511.25Zaner-Bloser ......................................981.14

Debt Service (Sinking And Interest)Arntson Stewart Wegner, PC ..........8,902.22CTS Group ....................................1,599,921

Student Activity FundsCardmember Services ....................8,393.83Cook, Tyler .........................................250.00Dakota Prairie High School ................263.00Days Inn & Suites Airport Dome .........284.97Four Winds Team Camp ....................350.00Gray, Joey ............................................40.00Greywater, Brigitte .........................1,275.00Lesmeister Lumber, LLC ...............18,650.00Myhre, Cole ..........................................60.00Myhre, Michael .................................120.00Northern State University ...................400.00Smith, Tyrus .......................................120.00Snr Baseball .......................................175.00Soderholm, Seth ................................210.00SYNBC/Amazon ................................420.93

Published Nov. 12, 2018

NEW ROCKFORD-SHEYENNE SCHOOLSTAFF COMPENSATION2018-19 FISCAL YEAR

Certified Staff Salaries Anderson, Rita ...............................59,950.00Belquist, Elliott ...............................40,450.00Brown, Jordan ...............................41,925.00Brown, Kent ...................................51,550.00Burkhardsmeier, Whitney ..............35,912.00Cudworth, Amy..............................29,820.00Demester, Craig .............................47,550.00Demester, Lori ...............................46,600.00Eichelberger, Brady .......................34,900.00Fuchs, Karla...................................48,150.00Good, Caitlin..................................34,600.00Hager, Laura ..................................45,350.00Heinz, Cherry .................................49,275.00Holth, Adele ...................................48,475.00Huber, Mark .................................36,075.00 Hovey, Annette ..............................47,125.00 Johnston, Mark .............................57,886.00 Klocke, Heather ............................36,700.00 Lies, Lynnae ..................................47,550.00 Meadows, Monica ........................41,500.00 Rinde, Patricia ...............................55,925.00 Risovi, Jamie .................................50,625.00 Rzuszutak, Molly ...........................39,500.00 Schafer, Jessie ..............................42,350.00 Seward, Tara .................................41,475.00 Skogen, Tasha .............................36,975.00 Soderholm, Connie .......................43,200.00 Yri, Alaina ......................................34,900.00 Ystaas, Alexa ................................40,675.00 Avolt Baunbach ............................67,426.00 Natalie Becker ..............................68,550.00 Louters, Jill ..................................101,749.00

Non Certified Staff Wages Amy Benson .......................................16.57 Joe Schuchard .....................................19.77 David Jenrich .......................................14.92 Ralph Tjelta ..........................................14.66 Sheila Brown ........................................11.13 Courtney Harrington ...........................10.66 Cheri Nicolai ........................................11.75 Stephanie Schuchard ..........................10.66 Debra Stafford .....................................16.77 Karla Dockter ......................................15.41 Haley Larson ........................................14.00 Brenda Ridge/Valdivia ..........................10.66 Janet Heskin .................................48,845.40

Published Nov. 12, 2018

Case No. 14-2018-PR-00014IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF EDDY

COUNTY, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA In the Matter of the Estate of Kurt E. An-derson, Deceased

NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS GIVEN that Darrell Anderson and Elizabeth Anderson have been ap-pointed Co-Personal Representatives of the Estate of Kurt E. Anderson, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Deceased are required to present their claims within three (3) months of the first publication or mailing of this Notice or the claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be pre-sented to the Co-Personal Representatives at the address listed below, or filed with the Eddy County Clerk of Court in New Rock-ford, North Dakota. DATED this 29th day of October, 2018.

Darrell AndersonElizabeth Anderson

2895 57th Avenue NE Sheyenne, ND 58374

Attorney for the EstateAshley L. Lies (Bar I.D.: 07519)Ashley Lies Law, P.C.601 Central AvenueNew Rockford, ND 58356

Published Nov. 5, 12 and 19

In this file photo from the NR-S Dial, the Rockets’ starting six huddles during a match played on Oct. 5.