NOTICE

Case No. JJ006086-01-00

Commonwealth of Virginia

VA. CODE Å’ 8.01-316

JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC

RELATIONS DISTRICT COURT

KING WILLIAM COUNTY

J&DR – JUVENILE

Commonwealth of Virginia, in re

FIXSAL, MADISON L.

LESLIE HORTON

v.

MATTHEW FIXSAL JR

The object of this suit is to: DETER-

MINE CUSTODY OF MADISON L.

FIXSAL (DOB 10/30/2010). It is OR-

DERED that the defendant,

MATTHEW FIXSAL JR appear at

the above – named Court and pro-

tect his or her interests on or before

09-08-2020 at 9:00AM.

Dated this10th day of June, 2020

/s/Paula Hackney

Paula Hackney

Deputy Clerk

(June 17-24; July 1-8, 2020)

NOTICE OF MEETING OF

MEMBERS OF SUNSET

MEMORIAL GARDENS OF

MINOT, INC.

The annual meeting of the members

of the Sunset Memorial Gardens of

Minot, Inc. in the transaction of such

other business as may come before

the meeting will be held at the office

of the company. Located at 210

62nd Ave NW, Minot, ND at 1:00

p.m. Wednesday, June 17, 2020, 2020.

Nancy Schmidt

(June 10-13-17, 2020)

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Probate No. 51-2020-PR-00111

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

WARD COUNTY, STATE OF

NORTH DAKOTA

In the Matter of the Estate of

Rebecca Holen aka Rebecca A.

Holen, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

the undersigned has been appointed

personal representative of the above

estate. All persons having claims

against the said deceased are re-

quired to present their claims within

three months after the date of the

first publication or mailing of this no-

tice or said claims will be forever

barred. Claims must either be

presented to Jon J. Johnson, per-

sonal representative of the estate at

c/o Howard & Associates, 7 Third

St. SE, Suite 202, Minot, North

Dakota 58701-3916, or filed with the

Court.

Dated this 10th day of June, 2020

/s/Jon J. Johnson

Jon J. Johnson

13901 – 200th Street NW

Foxholm, ND 58718

Judith E. Howard (ID 03482)

Howard & Associates

7 Third St. SE, Suite 202

Minot. ND 58701-3916

(701)852-5904

(June 17-24; July 1, 2020)

ONLINE STORAGE AUCTION

Online Storage Auction starting Fri-

day, June 19th at 8am and ending

on Friday, June 26th at 12pm on

STORAGETREASURES.COM. For

U-Haul Moving and Storage at 2505

N. Broadway, Minot, ND.

Rooms are as follows:

1128 – Renee Delorme

1040 – Melissa Crockett

1068 – Samantha Quinn

(June 17-24, 2020)

Request for Bid

The Fort Berthold Housing Authority

is requesting bids for concrete drive-

ways, sidewalks, front door landings

and patios for 30 homes on the Fort

Berthold Indian Reservation. Bids

will include removal of old concrete/

asphalt and placement of new con-

crete. Deadline for bids will be June

26, 2020. For more detailed informa-

tion please contact FBHA.

CONTACT: FOREST MANDAN

Cell: 701-421-7272

Office: 701-627-4731 Ext 228

Email: forest@fbha.org

CONTACT: TONI PARISIEN

Cell: 701-421-0479

Office: 701-627-4731 Ext 240

Email: tonip@fbha.org

FBHA has the right to reject any and

all proposals and/or solicitations

(June 6-8-9-10-11-12-13-

15-16-17-18-19-20-22-23-

24-25-26, 2020)

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Montana Dakota Utilities Co.

Deferred Accounting – Electric –

COVID-19

Application

Case No. PU-20-191

Montana Dakota Utilities Co.

Deferred Accounting – Gas –

COVID-19

Application

Case No. PU-20-219

NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR

CONSOLIDATED HEARING

June 10, 2020

On April 24, 2020, Montana Dakota

Utilities Co. filed an application re-

questing authorization for deferred

accounting for electric service (Case

No. PU-20-191) and natural gas ser-

vice (Case No. PU-20-219) to track

financial effects of the COVID-19

pandemic. Approval would allow the

utility to track and defer these finan-

cial impacts as a regulatory asset

and affords possible recovery in fu-

ture utility rates. The issue to be

considered in these proceedings

whether the Commission should

grant deferred accounting treatment

for the financial impacts of the CO-

VID-19 pandemic. Those interested

are invited to comment on the appli-

cation in writing. Persons desiring a

hearing must file a written request

identifying their interest in the

proceeding and the reasons for re-

questing a hearing. Comments and

requests for hearing must be re-

ceived by July 11, 2020. If deemed

appropriate, the Commission can

determine the matter without a hear-

ing. For more information, contact

the Public Service Commission,

State Capitol, Bismarck, North

Dakota 58505, 701-328-2400; or Re-

lay North Dakota 1-800-366-6888

TTY. If you require any auxiliary aids

or services, such as readers,

signers, or Braille materials please

notify the Commission.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Julie Fedorchak, Commissioner

Brian Kroshus, Chairman

Randy Christmann, Commissioner

(June 17, 2020)

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Northern States Power Company

Deferred Accounting – Electric –

COVID-19

Application

Case No. PU-20-192

Northern States Power Company

Deferred Accounting – Gas –

COVID-19

Application

Case No. PU-20-220

NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR

CONSOLIDATED HEARING

June 10, 2020

On April 24, 2020, Northern States

Power Company filed an application

requesting authorization for deferred

accounting for electric service (Case

No. PU-20-192) and natural gas ser-

vice (Case No. PU-20-220) to track

financial effects of the COVID-19

pandemic. Approval would allow the

utility to track and defer these finan-

cial impacts as a regulatory asset

and affords the possible recovery in

future utility rates. The issue to be

considered in these proceedings is

whether the Commission should

grant deferred accounting treatment

for the financial impacts of the CO-

VID-19 pandemic? Those interested

are invited to comment on the appli-

cation in writing. Persons desiring a

hearing must file a written request

identifying their interest in the

proceeding and the reasons for re-

questing a hearing. Comments and

requests for hearing must be re-

ceived by July 11, 2020. If deemed

appropriate, the Commission can

determine the matter without a hear-

ing. For more information, contact

the Public Service Commission,

State Capitol, Bismarck, North

Dakota 58505, 701-328-2400; or Re-

lay North Dakota 1-800-366-6888

TTY. If you require any auxiliary aids

or services, such as readers,

signers, or Braille materials please

notify the Commission.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Julie Fedorchak, Commissioner

Brian Kroshus, Chairman

Randy Christmann, Commissioner

(June 17, 2020)

UNITED PUBLIC SCHOOL

DISTRICT NO. 07

Regular School Board Meeting

May 13, 2020

Members present Brett Casavant,

Brenda Buri, Josh Sundsbak, Matt

Schaefer and Chad Brown. Also

present were Superintendent Chris-

topher Bachmeier, Business

Manager Jody Askvig, Principal Sue

Kranz, Dean of Students/AD Scott

Medalen and JH Principal Josh

Brown. Meeting streamed.

President Casavant called the meet-

ing to order at 7:00 p.m. A motion

was made by Buri and seconded by

Schaefer to approve the following

additions to the agenda: F. Ex-

tended school year and G. Burling-

ton Rec bus usage. Motion carried.

A motion was made by Sundsbak

and seconded by Brown to approve

the minutes of the previous meeting

as presented. Motion carried. A mo-

tion was made by Schaefer and

seconded by Buri to accept the Ac-

tivity report as of 4-30-2020. Motion

carried. A motion was made by

Sundsbak and seconded by Buri to

accept the financial reports for the

General fund, the Building fund and

the Hot Lunch fund as presented.

Discussed the $82,000 we will re-

ceive for the Cares Act which will

purchase chrome books. Motion

carried. A motion was made by Buri

and seconded by Sundsbak to ap-

prove paying bills as follows: EOM

numbered 36849-36857, totaling

12,527.71 and bills numbered

36858-36943, totaling 59,795.83.

Motion carried. A motion was made

by Buri and seconded by Schaefer

to approve 2020-2021 teacher con-

tracts as follows: Mariah- 46,654,

Toni-64,581, Tracy- 56,160, Tonya-

45,876, Susan- 52,904, Jordyn-

58,065, Josh- 61,321, Kylie- 44,392,

McKenzie- 44,392, Stephanie-

54,314, Miranda- 42,846, Steve-

66,672, Kira- 47,830, Angela-

48,648, Molly- 43,361, Bethany-

45,937, Kayla- 42,331, Allie- 47,852,

Tarra- 53,936, James- 63,258, Lau-

rie- 57,499, Brandon- 58,160, Aaron-

47,892, Emily- 48,906, Diana-

50,157, Morgan- 49,240, Shawn-

52,890, Mark- 50,081, Lorna-

57,499, Danielle- 42,331, Jade-

44,392, Allie- 46,010, Stephanie-

42,846, Kayla- 45,011, Aaron-

47,482, Terra- 43,876, Larissa-

43,876, Nicole- 56,237, Brandon-

62,989, Kay- 47,634, Sydnie-

44,543, Allison- 43,048, Mary-

73,558, Nicole- 44,392, Kristi-

49,597, Tiffany- 49,320, Robert-

46,587, Stephanie- 46,452, Annie-

47,894, Taylor- 52,759, Chelsea-

48,613, Tyler- 49,458, Anna-

53,330, Kellan- 51,018. Motion car-

ried. Principal report: Mrs. Kranz-

May 14th was the last day on online

school, worked with students that

had make-up work to finish up. May

15th was the first day of dropping off

books and getting locker items and

continued until May 20th. PreK

registration is May 20th and 21st in

the library. Had P/T conference with

the parents and did STAR Reading

Assessment with many students im-

proving. Delivered Hacienda to 4

students for Caught Ya award and

May 15th had the last school assem-

bly. Online school was very taxing

for parents, teachers and students,

but overall it was a success. Mr.

Brown- Shout out to the JH staff on

their ability to adapt to online and

happy with how quickly all the

classes were set up and running

smoothly. Junior High Students

dropping off books and picking up

locker items on May 20th. Mr.

Brown made a video for the 6th

grade students for a virtual tour of

the school and to explain what hap-

pens in junior high school. Mr.

Medalen- All spring sports have

been officially cancelled and winter

sports will have zoom banquets for

the end of the seasons. The high

school teachers put together a poem

for the seniors and Mrs. Sandbo

spliced it together for them. It was

very well done. Wendy Fisher took

care of cleaning out the lockers and

bagging up all the remaining items.

Thank you, Wendy. We have the

20th and 21st set aside for book

drop off and picking up locker items.

We spent the last few days getting

some students on track to finish all

their work. Superintendent report: A

motion was made by Schaefer and

seconded by Sundsbak to cancel

prom. Motion carried. With the gra-

duation guidelines we were given by

the state, Mr. Bachmeier presented

pros and cons of inside vs outside

graduation ceremonies. A motion

was made by Schaefer and second-

ed by Brown to have graduation on

May 24th, 4:00 p.m. in the gym, with

graduates having parents/guardians

only. Board is very happy we can

have graduation ceremony on site.

Motion carried. Staffing update-

Jeanie Lautenschlager is retiring

and we thank her for her dedication

and wish her well. We will continue

to serve hot lunch until June 30th but

will only be pick up at both schools.

Still must hire for band/choir posi-

tion. Summer projects updates.

School board election is June 9,

2020 (absentee ballot only) and will

canvas 6 days later. A motion was

made by Sundsbak and seconded

by Buri to approve the summer

school plan for drivers ed and ex-

tended year special ed. Motion car-

ried. We are unsure if we will allow

Burlington Rec to use our buses for

their programs. We will make deci-

sion at our June meeting. Next

meeting June 10, 2020, 7:00 p.m. in

Des Lacs.

Meeting adjourned 8:13 p.m.

Jody Askvig, Business Manager

Brett Casavant, Board President

(June 17, 2020)