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For more informa- tion regarding this position visit http://www.mcleancoun- tynd. gov/employment/ $5,000 SIGN ON BONUS. NAPOLEON CARE CEN- TER hiring 2 FT nurses, RN preferred. 12 hour shifts, flexible scheduling, competi- tive wages and benefit pack- age. Contact Melissa Glatt RN, DON, 701-754-2381. NCC is an equal opportunity employer. DAYTIME COOK - lAKE REGION State College, Devils lake. Full time 10 or 12 month contract, full benefits. Hours are 7:30am - 4:00pm Monday-Friday, rotating weekends. Salary depending on experience. For more information see our website at Irsc.edu. CUSTODIAN - lAKE RE- GION State College - Dev- ils Lake. Day shift working Monday - Friday 7:45 am to 4:45pm with rotating week- ends. Responsibilities in- clude cleaning, floor care including stripping & waxing and carpet extraction, up- keep and general mainte- nance. For more information go to Irsc.edu. 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Sec- MEDICAL BilLING! Become onded by Council Member dA IB a Medical Office Profession- Parrill and by vote; Reuther Host 3r nnua oss al online at CT1! Get Trained, voted aye, Dralc voted aye, Certified & ready to work in Parrill voted aye, and Hanna months! Call 701-929-9679. voted aye. Motion carried. Cowman Cornhole (M-F 8am-6pm ET) CITY ENGINEER - Council Published subject to the Member Reuther moved to COMPUTER & ITTRAINING Governing Body's Review approve the appointment of T nt PROGRAM! Train ONLINE and Revision Brosz Engineering as the 0urnam e to get the skills to become a OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS City's Engineer. Seconded Computer & Help Desk Pro- OF THE by Council Member Drolc fessional now! Grants and HETTINGER CITY and by vote; Drolc voted Scholarships available for COUNCil aye, Parrill voted aye, Re- certain programs for quali- HETTINGER, uther voted aye, and Hanna fied applicants. Call CTI for NORTH DAKOTA voted aye. Motion carried. details! 701-929-9679 (M-F June 23,2020 ZONING ADMINISTRATOR 8am-6pm ET). The Hettinger City Council - Council Member Drolc met in special session for the moved to approve the ap- purpose of re-organization. pointment of Kim Frank as The following members the City's Zoning Adminis- were present: Mayor Shawn trator. Seconded by Council Hanna, Curt Dralc, re-elect- Member Parrill and by vote; ed Council Member Suzie Reuther voted aye, Drolc Reuther, and newly elected voted aye, Parrill voted aye, Council Member David Par- and Hanna voted aye. Mo- rill. Council Member Lind- lion carried. quist was absent Mayor Hanna offered the Mayor Hanna called the following committee assign- meeting to order at 8:00 AM. ments: Council Member Drolc CITY CLEAN-UP - MAYOR moved to approve the agen- HANNA AND ALL COUNCIL da. Seconded by Council MEMBERS Member Reuther and by ECONOMIC DEVElOP- vote: Drolc voted aye, Par- MENT - JAMES LINDQUIST rill voted aye, Reuther voted AND MAYOR HANNA aye, and Hanna voted aye. STREETS COUNCil Motion carried. MEMBERS DROlC AND Council Member Reuther PARRilL moved to approve the offi- CITY BUilDINGS - COUN- cial election results fram the Cil MEMBERS DROLC City Election held on June AND REUTHER 9th, 2020 as follows: Suz- WATER AND SEWER ie Reuther was elected to a COUNCil MEMBERS four-year term as a Council DROlC AND PARRILL Member, and David Parrill ABANDONED BUilDINGS was elected to a four- year COUNCIL MEMBERS term as a Council Member. LINDQUIST AND REUTHER Seconded by Council Mem- FRANCHISES - MAYOR ber Drolc and by vote; Dralc HANNA AND COUNCIL voted aye, Parrill voted aye, MEMBER LINDQUIST Reuther voted aye, and Han- ARMORY - MAYOR HANNA na voted aye. Motion carried. AND All COUNCIL MEM- Oath of Office was admin- BERS istered to Council Members VECTOR CONTROL David Parrill and Suzie Re- COUNCil MEMBERS RE- uther. UTHER AND PARRILL This being the date set by Council Member Drolc statute for the organization moved to approve the Com- of the Council, Mayor Hanna mittee Appointments, Sec- called for the election of a and by Council Member Council President and Vice Parrill; and by vote; Reuther President. voted aye, Dralc voted aye, Council Member Drolc nom- Parrill voted aye, and Hanna inated Council Member Suz- voted aye. Motion carried. ie Reuther as Council Presi- GAMING PERMIT RE- dent. Seconded by Council QUEST: Council Member Member Parrill and by vote; Reuther moved to approve Dralc voted aye, Parill voted the gaming permit request aye, Reuther voted aye, and for Second Forty Club to Hanna voted aye. Motion hold Bingo for the Fourth of carried. July, 2020 at the Granary. Council Member Drolc Second by Council Member nominated Council Mem- Parrill, and by vote; Reuther ber David Parrill as Council voted aye, Drolc voted aye, Vice-President. Seconded Parrill voted aye, and Hanna by Council Member Reuther voted aye. Motion carried. and by vole; Dralc voted Council Member Drolc aye, ParrHI voted aye, Re- Moved to adjourn the meet- uther voted aye, and Hanna ing at 8:25 am. The motion voted aye. Motion carried. was seconded by Council Council Member Suzie Re- Member Parrill. Mayor uther was elected President Hanna declared the meeting and Council Member Parrill adjourned. was elected Vice President. Mayor Hanna offered the fol- Shawn Hanna, Mayor lowing appointments: Attest CITY ATIORNEY - Council Krista Faller, Auditor Member Reuther moved to Council on the Arts announces Tradi tional Arts Apprenticeship recipients On Saturday, July II th Placemakers Co-op will host the 3rd Annual Boss Cowman Comhole Tournament in Lemmon. Teams of 2 will play each other for the title, prizes include a cash purse and bragging rights. The event is held in the Beeler Building and costs $20 per team, with a limited number of spots available so register early. Teams can register online through the Placemakers Co- op Facebook page or at BossCowmanComhole. com. Participants must be 18 years old or older. Teams will meet at 12:45p.m. to review' the rules and playing will start at 1:OOp.m., the tournament is double elimination. All are welcome to come watch their favorite players and enjoy the North Dakota Council on the Arts (NDCA) has awarded $64,732 in the Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program for Fiscal Year 21. The Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program grant is designed to honor and encourage the preservation of North Dakota's diverse living traditions. By providing funds up to $3,000, this grant allows master traditional artists to pass their skills and knowledge to apprentices on a one- to-one basis over an extended period of time. Traditional and folk arts are shared expressions of identity rooted within a family, community, region, tribe, ethnic group, occupation, or religion over generations. Forms of traditional expression include craft, technical skill, music, dance, and ritual celebration which are usually passed from one individual to another air conditioning. For more information visit Placemakers Co-op on Facebook or go to BossCowmanComhole. com. Group Information Founded in late 2017, Placemakers Co- op creates a space for makers and do-ers to share ideas, collaborate, build relationships and use their varied talents for the good of the group and the community. Like their page on Facebook or follow them on Instagram by searching for Placemakers Co-op. For more information: Facebook.coml PlacemakersCo-op Instagram.com @ placemakers _coop Online- www. placernakersco-op.com informally. by word of mouth or by example. The grant awards are to be used for a master artist's instruction fee and the cost of supplies and travel for the apprentice. The length of each apprenticeship will vary according to the proposed work plan, but most apprenticeships last between four and ten months. Traditional Artist Apprenticeship information as well as other NDCA grant programs, including complete guidelines and application forms, can be found at http://www. nd.gov/arts/grants. Master: Chuck Suchy Master City: Mandan, NO Apprentice: Judy Larson Apprentice City: (North) Lemmon, NO Art form to be taught: Accordion Music Grant Award Amount: $3,000
