Benson County Farmers Press • Minnewaukan, ND • Thursday, November 1, 2018 Page 17

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Benson CountyCommissioner,

District 1,on Election Day,

November 6

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MINUTES OFREGULAR MEETING

WARWICK SCHOOL BOARDSeptember 18, 2018

A regular meeting of the Warwick School Board was held Sept. 18, 2018 in the high school computer lab. Present were Larry Thiele, Shane Moxness and Jean Wallace. Absent were Mary Langley and Heather Lawrence. Others present were Dean Dauphinais, Theresa Knutson, Cecil Stewart, Angela Brandt, Cheryl Poitra and Rita Kaeding.

The meeting was called to order at 5:02 p.m. by President Thiele. Roll call was established for a quorum. The agenda was reviewed; President Thiele asked for any additions, deletions or amendments. There were none.

Motion to approve presented agenda: Motioned by Wallace, seconded by Moxness; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

Motion to approve Aug. 28, 2018 regular meeting minutes as amended: Motioned by Moxness, seconded by Wallace; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

There were no comments from the public.

Business Manager Theresa Knutson reported on the board bills for the month of September 2018:Altru Health Syst. .... $88.00AmeriPride .............. 804.57BC Supt. of Schools 300.00ByteSpeed ............... 1,114.00Central Bus. Syst. ... 799.00Cole Papers ............ 123.69Dacotah Paper Co. .. 3,349.20Ecolab ..................... 172.17EduTech .................. 20.00FU Oil Co. ................ 1,728.79Follett School Solutions, Inc. ...... 149.00Home of Economy ... 71.00Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ............... 348.00Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ............... 5,900.00Info. Tech. Dept. ...... 348.48Johnson Controls Fire Protection ...... 429.00JS Vending, Inc. ...... 835.97Kevlott Testing Services ............... 338.20Kids Behavioral Health of Alaska ... 3,080.00Knowledge Matters, Inc. ........................ 50.00Kraft Gravel ............. 432.00LR Special Ed ......... 59,163.46Lakeside Lock & Key .................... 35.00Leevers Foods South .................... 16.14Mac’s, Inc. ............... 18.39McGraw-Hill School Education ............. 903.81Mid-American Research Chem. .. 338.33NAPA Auto Parts Dakota Implement 1,551.49Network Center, Inc. ........................ 2,274.05ND Telephone Co. ... 788.20Northern Bottling Co. ........................ 370.20Online Dakota Info. . 78.00Otter Tail Power Co. 33.77Ramkota Hotel & Conference ....... 83.70Sanford Health Occupational ........ 735.00Scholastic, Inc. ........ 112.07School Specialty, Inc. ........................ 430.35

Stone’s Mobile Radio, Inc. ............ 2,172.74Univ. of Oregon ....... 700.00Verizon Business .... 138.81Warwick City ........... 644.00Total ......................... $91,068.68

Motion to approve September 2018 board bills in the amount of $91,068.68: Motioned by Wallace, seconded by Moxness; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

Knutson repor ted on the monthly revenues and expenses for August 2018.

Motion to approve tuit ion waivers for New Rockford-Sheyenne: Motioned by Moxness, seconded by Wallace; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

Motion to approve 2017-18 annual financial report: Motioned by Wallace, seconded by Moxness; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

Motion to approve 2017-18 annual financial report for publication: Motioned by Moxness, seconded by Wallace; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

There were no d i rector / coordinator reports.

Elementary Principal Brandt repor ted on enro l lment for elementary. Attended a strategic planning workshop. September 27 is family night.

Middle School Principal Cheryl Poitra reported on enrollment and pictures. Finished NWEA testing. Met with leadership team leader.

High School Principal Dean Dauphinais reported on student attendance.

S u p e r i n t e n d e n t D e a n Dauphinais reported on upcoming family night on September 27. Accreditation final report is on the website.

Motion to approve annual compliance report: Motioned by Moxness, seconded by Wallace; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

Motion to approve two school board members to attend NDSBA conference in Bismarck on Oct. 25-26, 2018: Motioned by Wallace, seconded by Moxness; all in favor, none opposed, the motion carried, two absent.

The next board meeting date will be Oct. 16, 2018 at 5 p.m.

The meeting adjourned by 5:22 pm.

Theresa KnutsonBusiness Manager

Larry ThielePresident of WPSB

As directed by the Leeds City Council, the following property is offered for sale by sealed bids:

2016 Ford F250 Super Duty Extended Cab XL, 4WD, 6.2L V8, Snow Plow Prep Package, Astrostart, 24,000 miles.

All bids must include name, address and telephone number of bidding party along with respective bid price.

Bidding will close on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 at 12 noon. Bids will be opened that evening at 6:30 p.m. during the regular council meeting at Leeds City Hall.

Payment must be made in full, in US funds, within three (3) days of notice to successful bidder. The Leeds City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Kari FollmanCity Auditor

NOTICE OF SALE BYTHE CITY OF LEEDS

The city of Esmond is accepting bids on the city auditorium. The two highest bidders will be allowed to raise their bids at the time of bid opening.

Please send bids to: City of Esmond, PO Box 56, Esmond, ND 58332-0056. Mark CITY AUDITORIUM BID on the outside. Bids must be postmarked by Nov. 6, 2018.

For further information call the mayor at 701-249-3513 or city auditor at 701-249-3441.

The city reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.

CALL FOR BIDS

In accordance with Federal law and US Dept. of Ag. policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race,

color, national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs ordisability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write

USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W,Witten Building, 1400 Independence Ave. SW,

Washington, DC 20250-9410or call 202-720-5964 (voice and TDD).

USDA is an equal opportunityprovider and employer.

The Maddock Memorial Homeis seeking

Two part-time med aides.Call 701-438-2641 for moreinformation, or stop at the

home to fill out an application.

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