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Local 6 | February 28, 2020 The Herald Notice is hereby given that on the second Tuesday, June 9, 2020 the annual election of the New England Public School District #9 will be held at the New England Public School from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of: 1. Electing two school board members. e term will be for three years. e three-year terms of Jeffry Hewson and Scott Monke will expire on June 30, 2020. Election of one school board member representing district area composed of Peaceful Valley, Moord, Rainy Butte, Dovre and E-6 Townships of Slope County and Fisher, TWP 137-98 and 137-97 of Stark County, which are in the New England Public School District. Election of one school board member representing district area composed of Kunze and New England Townships of Hettinger County, including the city of New England. Any person wishing to be a candidate for the school board election must file with the business manager of the district no less than 64 days before the election and before 4:00 p.m. on the 64th day, a statement setting forth the candidate’s name and length of term for which that person is candidate. A statement that is mailed must be in the business manager’s possession before 4:00 p.m. on the 64th day, April 6, 2020, before the election. A statement of interest form and statement of candidacy form should be picked up from the school business manager before 4:00 p.m. on April 6, 2020. By order of the New England Public School Board. Tamara Volk, Business Manager, New England Public School District #9 Notice of Election New England Public School District #9 Be aware of ice conditions The North Dakota Game and Fish Depart- ment reminds ice anglers to continue to use caution when traveling on frozen waters, even though re- cent ice conditions may appear safe. Enforcement divi- sion operations supervi- sor Jackie Lundstrom said last fall’s record wet conditions have resulted in more water than nor- mal moving within or between lakes, causing areas of bad ice, which is intensified near bridges and culverts. “Furthermore, ex- treme fluctuations in tem- peratures have created unstable ice conditions in some parts of the state, and driving or fishing near pressure ridges and culverts should be avoid- ed,” Lundstrom said. Pressure ridges, cracks and slushy or dark areas signal thinner ice. The same goes for ice that forms around par- tially submerged islands, trees, brush and embank- ments. “Simply put,” Lund- strom added, “anglers need to be aware of the current weather condi- tions and continue to monitor ice conditions as winter turns to spring.” HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Grant County Soil Conservation District Earn extra cash this spring in the great outdoors! Tree planting and fabric weed barrier application We are looking for TWO people for planting and fabric application. Call 701-622-3381 ext. 3, ask for Connie or text 701-891-8632 for more information. Employment Opportunity: District Technician / Watershed Coordinator Full-time Permanent Position Salary based on experience This is a multi-faceted position working with Grant County producers. Applicant must have agricultural knowledge or background to promote conservation and do conservation planning. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to promoting all District programs, and maintaining District owned equipment and grounds. Call Connie at 701-622-3381 Ext. 114 or stop at the office at 103 Dakota St., Carson, ND, for job description and application. Send your resume to Grant County SCD, P.O. Box 257, Carson, ND 58529, or e-mail [email protected] Game and Fish Volunteers Recognized Volunteer instructors for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department were recently recognized at the annual recognition event in Bismarck. William Bahm, Al- mont, was recognized as hunter education instruc- tor of the year and Kevin Lech, Mandan, was named archery education instruc- tor of the year. Dickinson resident Walter Turbiville was honored with a life- time achievement award. Thirty-year service awards were presented to Dean Anderson, Grand Forks; Wayne Beyer, Wah- peton; Leonard Enander, Granville; Darwin Geb- hardt, Lake Elmo, Minn.; Jerome Koenig, Steele; Jack Lalor, Lidgerwood; Charles Meikle, Spir- itwood; David Nelson, Grand Forks; Gary Nils- son, Walhalla; David Ur- lacher, Belfield. Recognized for 25 years of service were Curt Beattie, Hannaford; Jay Grover, Cooperstown; Vernon Laning, Bismarck; Eddy Larsen, Larimore; Rick Olson, Garrison; Jo- seph O’Meara, Hankinson; Brad Pierce, Hatton; Paul Roeder, Milnor; Robert Sanden, Barney; William Titus, Lincoln; Charles Veith, Bismarck; Larry Viall, Epping; Gary Wald, Maddock; Mark Weyr- auch, Ray. Honored for 20 years of service were Lynn Bal- trusch, Fesseden; Darryl Duttenhefner, Menoken; Don Ferguson, James- town; Rhonda Ferguson, Jamestown; Sean Hagan, Walhalla; Donn Hancock, Emerado; Mitchell Kal- lias, Minot; Gary Knotts, Fargo; Lynn Lawler, Cando; Richard Liesener, Ray; Dale Marks, Ypsi- lanti; Marvin Neumiller, Washburn; Jerry Rekow, Ellendale; Thomas Rost, Devils Lake; Jerry Schro- eder, Horace; Rickie Theu- rer, Mandan; Leonard Wysocki, Grafton. Fifteen-year service awards were presented to Robert Bartz, Richardton; Mark Bitz, Bismarck; Ste- ven Buchweitz, Munich; James Dusek, Grafton; Mi- chael Erickson, Edgeley; Bradley Gregoire, Thomp- son; Karl Helland, Kath- ryn; Jonathan Hughes, Minot; Perry Johnson, Northwood; Jeff Kapaun, Valley City; Keith Kin- neberg, Wahpeton; John Kron, Enderlin; Martin Marchello, Bismarck; Jean Oster, Ft. Ransom; Kent Reierson, Williston; Da- vid Sardelli, Hebron; Dal- las Schmidt, Velva; Dan Spellerberg, Oakes; Joe Tuchscherer, Rugby; Gary Wilz, Killdeer. Ten-year active in- structors recognized were Travis Anderson, Grand Forks; Damon Bosche, Medina; Matthew Deal, Grace City; Curt Decker, Dickinson; Kendon Faul, McClusky; Cassie Felber, Towner; Kevin Fire, Grand Forks; Jon Hanson, Bis- marck; Kevin Harris, Wat- ford City; Tammy Haugen, Dickinson; Connie Jorgen- son, Devils Lake; Petrina Krenzel, Harvey; Michael Kroh, Surrey; Richard Lehmann, Towner; Kel- len Leier, Bismarck; Jerry Lillis, Lincoln; Phil Mas- trangelo, Mandan; Roger Norton, Kindred; Mike Redmond, Ray; Brian Schock, Dickinson; An- toine Smith, New Town; Paul Speral, Fargo; Lavern Vance, Ray. Recognized for five years of service were Darcy Aberle, Williston; Wayne Bauer, Wishek; Lori Deal, Grace City; Donald Dick, Enderlin; Ja- son Forster, Lidgerwood; Don Frost, West Fargo; Alex Gunsch, Grand Forks; David Hammond, Abercrombie; Joel John- son, Mooreton; Jon John- son, Jamestown; Shannon Johnson, Fargo; Henry Juntunen, Bismarck; Leah Kessler, Glen Ullin; Me- lissa Klitzke, Devils Lake; Edward Krank, Gladstone; Nathan Neameyer, Rolla; Melanie Nelson, Har- vey; Bruce Nielsen, Val- ley City; Eric Odegaard, West Fargo; Erin Odell, Belfield; John Perritt, Far- go; Eric Poitra, Dunseith; Carl Quam Jr., Tolna; Ja- son Sauer, Glen Ullin; Kori Schantz, Underwood; Kent Schimke, Ellendale; Kristofer Schmidt, Wash- burn; Daniel Sem, Minot; Earl Torgerson, Bismarck; Than Young, Napoleon; Andrew Zickur, Glenburn. LAND FOR SALE 310 acres, located nine miles south of Glen Ullin. 250 crop acres, balance is grassland and dam. Call 701-640-8104 or 701-226-1000 Our Deadline has changed! New deadline for submitting Ads & Content: Monday at Noon
