Legal Notices 6-30
City of Burlington Equipment
Public Sale
Offers will be accepted from
7/4/2020 until 7/10/2020 at 4:00 pm
for the following pieces of equip-
ment:
2012 Toolcat 5600 (546 hrs) with
bucket- minimum offer $35,000
1976 John Deer 4430 (10,711 hrs)-
minimum offer $13,000
General 15′ Batwing mower-
minimum offer $2,000
John Deer 970 (2,028 hrs) –
minimum offer $3,000
Five 3-point attachments used with
JD 970- minimum offer $2,000
2000 Ford F150 6 cylinder (70,000
miles)- minimum offer $4,000
Sand Dog Hopper (salt/sand)-
minimum offer $3,000
451 New Holland Sickle- minimum
offer $500
Please place offers at Burlington
City Hall located at 225 N Wallace
St, Burlington, ND 58722. Multiple
offers may be placed throughout the
offer time frame. Open to view at
City Hall.
For information call
Jayden @ 701-833-9769
(June 24-25-26-27-29-30; July
1-2-3-4-6-7-8-9, 2020)
LEWIS AND CLARK SCHOOL
DISTRICT #161
Berthold and North Shore Plaza
Schools
Lewis and Clark School Board Reg-
ular Meeting
May 11, 2020
The regular meeting of the Lewis
and Clark School Board was called
to order at 7:05 pm in the Berthold
gymnasium. Board members
present were Brown, Pank, Deaver,
Engelhard, Hennessy and Erickson.
Absent was Schilla. Also present
were Superintendent Ritteman, High
School Principals Gerding and Jen-
kins, Athletic Director Brown, Busi-
ness Managers Liz Huus and Tam-
my Lindahl. Motion was made by
Brown/Hennessy to approve the
agenda with the addition of two
items. All yes. MC. Motion was
made by Pank/Brown to approve the
board minutes of the regular board
meeting April 13, 2020. All yes. MC.
Motion was made by
Pank/Engelhard to approve the
minutes of the Building Authority
meeting April 13, 2020. All yes. MC.
The following general and building
fund bills were presented: ACT
180.00; American Express 5,212.53;
AVI Systems 807.50; American
Welding & Gas 50.25; Berthold
Cenex 487.94; City of Berthold
905.20; Dakota Boys and Girls
8,646.40; Eckroth Music 33.88; ET-
Systems 1,414.20; EduTech 100.00;
Enerbase 45.19; Gooseneck Imple-
ment 3,295.00; HA Thompson
985.62; Information Technology
212.04; Jostens 51.20; Kevin’s
Plumbing 160.06; MARCO Techno-
logies 155.00; Menards 754.09;
Montana Dakota 2,915.54; NAPA
Auto Parts 27.81; North Prairie Rural
Water 322.97; Otter Tail 4,704.33;
Plaza Farmers Union 1,134.07; Pla-
za Hardware 411.49; Popplers
Music 54.88; Reservation Telephone
681.09; School Specialty 23.36;
Stein’s 158.43; The Minot Daily
News 103.36; Verendrye Electric
3,824.00; Xcel Energy 151.59; Bank
of North Dakota 580,717.53; Post-
master 8.21; Harley’s Bus
84,750.00; DC Entertainment
250.00; Postmaster 111.60; Motor
Vehicle Branch 18.50; Companion
Life Dental 15.00; The Horace Mann
744.62; Postmaster 80.40; Signs To-
day 631.38; Postmaster 88.30; Post-
master 64.80; Makoti Postmaster
200.00; BASYS 91.59; First Interna-
tional 62.80
Total May Payroll – $451,561.85
Total May General – $125,126.22
Total May Debt Service –
$580,717.53
The board and administration re-
viewed the bills and financial re-
ports. Motion was made by
Engelhard/Hennessy to accept the
general fund and sinking and in-
terest fund bills and the revenue and
expense reports. All yes. MC. Mo-
tion was made by Hennessy/Deaver
to approve the Hot Lunch report dat-
ed April 30, 2020. All yes. MC. Mo-
tion was made by Engelhard/Brown
to approve the non-tuition agree-
ment for one student to attend Minot
Public School from the Lewis and
Clark Berthold School. All yes. MC.
Athletic Director reported on direc-
tive of all spring events cancelled
due to the coronavirus. Use of build-
ing over the summer for basketball
camps, etc will be tabled until further
action by the governor’s office. This
also includes use of outdoor facili-
ties. Superintendent Ritteman dis-
cussed our meal distribution sum-
mer program will end May 15, 2020.
Both schools will have Monday, May
18, 2020 from 4:00-6:00 as drop
off/pick-up to end the school year.
Superintendent Ritteman presented
a proposal from Hope Electric to re-
place all the fluorescent lights in the
older parts of both buildings. They
propose a 50% grant that we could
apply for. Mr. Ritteman will get two
more proposals for the next board
meeting. Mr. Ritteman discussed the
CARES grant (Coronavirus Aid, Re-
lief, and Economic Security) where
we will receive $48,000. He is pro-
posing to spend in either transporta-
tion or technology. Mr. Ritteman also
discussed the plan to have an
agreement drawn up for church lots
that we lease from the Catholic
Church of Berthold. Motion was
made by Hennessy/Brown to hire
Sugandh Chaturvedi as Lewis and
Clark Berthold High School math
teacher for 2020-21. All yes. MC.
Motion was made by Deaver/Pank
to hire Kelly Hochhalter as Lewis
and Clark Berthold High School sci-
ence teacher for 2020-21. All yes.
MC. Motion was made by
Brown/Engelhard to hire Stephanie
Hochhalter as Lewis and Clark NSP
assistant principal. All yes. MC. Mo-
tion was made by Hennessy/Brown
to hire Shelby Zahn as Lewis and
Clark NSP 5th grade teacher. All
yes. MC. Mr. Ritteman discussed
the district librarian position. He
plans to use teacher aides to fill that
position. Mr. Jenkins and Mrs. Gerd-
ing went over graduation plans. NSP
will have graduation in the Plaza
Park and Berthold’s will be at the
football field following all the state
social distancing plans. Board
members on stage will be Hennessy
for Berthold and Erickson for NSP.
Motion as made by
Hennessy/Brown to approve both
schools’ graduation plans as
presented for 5-24-2020. All yes.
MC. Motion was made by
Hennessy/Pank to approve the three
principal contracts as presented for
Melissa Lahti, Janis Gerding and
Jacob Jenkins. All yes. MC. Elemen-
tary Handbook was discussed. Mrs.
Gerding presented two small
changes. Motion was made by
Hennessy/Pank to approve as 1st
reading the Lewis and Clark Ele-
mentary School Handbook for
2020-21. All yes. MC. Motion was
made by Hennessy/Pank to approve
as 2nd reading the Lewis and Clark
High School Handbook for 2020-21.
All yes. MC. With no further busi-
ness the meeting adjourned with a
motion by Engelhard at 8:45 pm.
/s/Liz Huus
Liz Huus, Recording Business
Manager
/s/Shane R. Erickson
(June 30, 2020)
NOTICE OF PETITION TO
CHANGE NAME
IN DISTRICT COURT, WARD
COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
PETITION FOR NAME CHANGE
OF CORRINE MARIE WEAVER
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Peti-
tion in the above-entitled matter will
be filed with the Clerk of District
Court for Ward County, North Dako-
ta, requesting an Order changing the
name of Corrine Marie Weaver to
Corrine Marie Vondal. Pursuant to
N.D.C.C. 32-28-02, 30 days previ-
ous notice of the intended applica-
tion must be given in the official
newspaper printed in this county.
You are hereby notified that 30 days
after publication, petitioner intends
to file a petition requesting entry of
the Court’s Order changing the
name of Corrine Marie Weaver to
Corrine Marie Vondal. Any objection
to granting this name change must
be given in writing to the address
listed below within 30 days of the
date of this publication. The written
objection must also be filed with the
Court. If no objections are given,
the matter will be submitted to the
Court for decision on motion and Af-
fidavit without hearing after the ex-
piration of 30 days from the publica-
tion of this Notice by the District
Court, North Central Judicial District,
Ward County, North Dakota.
Dated this 25th day of June, 2020.
/s/Garrett D. Ludwig
GARRETT D. LUDWIG
State Bar ID No. 06275
Kelsch, Ruff, Kranda, Nagle &
Ludwig
Attorneys for the Petitioner
103 Collins Avenue, P.O. Box 1266
Mandan, North Dakota 58554-7266
Phone: (701) 663-9818
Email: gludwig@kelschlaw.com
(June 30, 2020)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing of an application by
Ward County Water Resources for a
variance will be held during the
Ward County Planning Commission
meeting on Thursday, July 16, 2020
at 7:00 pm in Room 106 & 108 of
the Ward County Administration
Building. The purpose of the request
is to acquire property through the
outlet process that does not meet
minimum lot size to be used for right
of way along 30th Street SW in Af-
ton Township for a flood mitigation
project on the following described
property:
Proposed Outlot 1 lying in the
NW4NW4 22-154-83, Proposed
Outlot 2 lying in the SE4SE4
16-154-83, Proposed Outlot 16 lying
in the SW4SW4 15-154-83
You are receiving this notice be-
cause your property is located within
one mile of the above property. Per-
sons wishing to be heard on the pro-
posed variance will have the oppor-
tunity to address the Planning Com-
mission during the hearing. Infor-
mation and input may also be
presented in writing by addressing
the Ward County Planning Com-
mission, PO Box 5005, Minot, ND
58702-5005. All written materials
must reach the Planning Commis-
sion before the end of the hearing.
The text of the application is avail-
able for public inspection in the of-
fice of the Ward County Planning
and Zoning Administrator at the
Ward County Highway Department
(900 13th St. SE, Minot) during reg-
ular business hours. By orders of the
Ward County Planning Commission,
this 10day of June, 2020.
/s/Doug Diedrichsen
Doug Diedrichsen
Ward County Planning and Zoning
Administrator
(June 30, 2020)
NOTICE
Surrey Public School is currently ac-
cepting applications for the following
positions:
School Bus Drivers
Head Cook
Applications are available at the of-
fice.
(June 26-27-29-30; July 1-2-3, 2020)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Probate No. 51-2020-PR-00080
IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF WARD,
NORTH CENTRAL
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of
Marjorie E. Zietlow, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Darcie Haider has been appointed
personal representative of the Estate
of Majorie E. Zietlow. All persons
having claims against Marjorie E.
Zietlow are required to present their
claims within three (3) months after
the date of the first publication of this
notice or said claims will be forever
barred. Claims must either be
presented to Darcie Haider, per-
sonal representative of the estate, at
P.O. Box 998, Minot, ND
58702-0998, or filed with the Court.
Dated this 20th day of April, 2020.
/s/Darcie Haider
Darcie Haider
Personal Representative
(April 23-30; May 7, 2020)