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OCTOBER 10, 2014 |
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
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VOL. 52 • ISSUE 42
U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS LAUREN PITTS
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Equipping the field
AIRMAN 1ST CLASS SAHARA L. FALES
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Minot AFB hosts Color Me Safe 5K
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- The Color Me Safe 5K was held on Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Oct. 3, 2014. The
Family Advocacy Clinic partnered with the McAdoo Fitness Center to host the 5K to raise awareness for domestic
violence. As participants ran the route, they were doused by different colored powders from volunteers.
U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS SAHARA L. FALES
MINOT AIR FORCE
BASE, N.D. -- The day begins
at 4:45 a.m. as security forces
Airmen report to the armory
to check out their weaponry
and then continue to the
dispatch office. This is where
they receive their paperwork
and any other additional
equipment before leaving for
the missile complex.
The
dispatch
office
supplies the team with a "trip
box," which contains missionessential equipment such as a
booklet with guidelines for the
field, checklists, binoculars,
night vision goggles with
magnifiers, a range finder and
a personal alarm system that
serves as a way to indicate
to maintenance teams below
ground that something is
happening top-side.
"The security forces team
leader will familiarize their
team with the equipment
supplied in their trip box
and also brief them on the
expectations for their mission
that day," said Senior Airman
Samuel Tankersley, 791st
Missile
Security
Forces
Squadron dispatcher.
Year round, dispatchers are
on call 24/7 to ensure security
forces teams in the field have
access to any equipment that
they may need. In order to
maintain mission readiness,
each day dispatchers assemble
approximately 15-20 trip
boxes.
"It's the dispatcher's duty to
make sure that security forces
has everything they need to
do their job," said Senior
Airman Colton Peterson,
791st MSFS dispatcher. "We
also act as a liaison between
security forces and missile
maintenance."
At any time a security
forces Airman may need to
leave for the missile complex
to respond to alarms. The
dispatch office creates the
necessary paperwork to log
their departure and keeps
track of their location while
they are gone.
"We are responsible for
knowing what the trip is for,
who is on it and where it is
going to take place," said
Tankersley. "We maintain
constant contact with flight
security controllers to keep
track of movements at all
times."
When security forces
members arrive back to the
dispatch office, they unload
and turn in their equipment.
Aside from ensuring that it
is in good working condition
when it's returned from the
field, dispatchers also verify
that the serial numbers match
and the trip boxes are fully
equipped for the next shift.
Airman 1st Class David Svendsen,
791st Missile Security Forces dispatcher, answers the phone on Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Sept. 29,
2014. Throughout the day, dispatchers are responsible for creating the
necessary paperwork to log security forces members’ departure and
keep track of their location while
they are in the field.
U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | AIRMAN 1ST
CLASS SAHARA L. FALES
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Mandatory
winter
safety
briefings
Friday
AF approves special
pay for nuclear
career fields
COURTESY SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
5TH BOMB WING GROUND
SAFETY
M
I N O T
A I R
FORCE
BASE,
N . D .
-- Winter presents unique
challenges for Minot Airmen
when it comes to completing
the strategic deterrence
mission in austere weather
conditions. The extremely
cold environment has led
to numerous Airmen being
injured, in some cases
fatally.
For this reason, the wing
is holding a mandatory safety
day Friday during which all
Team Minot members are
required to attend one of
three briefings at the base
theater: 9 a.m., 11 a.m. or
1 p.m. Please arrive early
enough to be seated before
the briefing begins, and fill
seats from front to back.
Those whose missions
prevent them from physically
attending at the base theater
must attend a briefing
virtually at https://connect.
dco.dod.mil/livestream.
Air Force leaders take
a proactive approach each
winter season to protect
Airmen and their families.
Accidents are going to
happen, but a majority
of mishaps are avoidable
by simply having a plan
and the right information.
Therefore, Friday’s briefing
topics will include winter
safety, risk management /
complacency, and the FY14
mishap recap.
While it is true “Only
the BEST come North”,
unfortunately even the best
can become a statistic in a
safety mishap. Don’t be
another statistic!
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ASHINGTON
(AFNS)
-Assignment incentive pay
and special duty assignment
pay for select total force
nuclear career fields became
effective Oct. 1, following
Secretary of the Air Force
Deborah Lee James' recent
announcement.
"The purpose of these
special pays is to incentivize
Airmen to volunteer for and
perform duties in a particular
career field, location and/or
special assignment where
the scope of responsibility
and required skills exceed
those of other Airmen in
the same career field and
rank," said Brig. Gen. Brian
Kelly, director of force
management policy.
Select
officers
and
enlisted members serving in
eleven nuclear career fields
and assignment areas will
receive between $75 and
$300 per month. Nuclear
careers fields selected for
these special pays include
enlisted service members
assigned
to
command
post,
nuclear
aircraft
maintenance,
security
forces, missile maintenance,
aircraft armament systems,
nuclear weapons and support
personnel who deploy to the
ICBM complex.
Missile
launch, security forces and
missile maintenance officers
will be eligible to receive
special pays as well.
"The Airmen selected for
this incentive are critical
members of our Air Force's
number one mission," said
Col. Zannis Pappas, nuclear
and
missile
operations
career field manager. "Our
members take extreme
pride in accomplishing their
duties, ensuring that our
nuclear arsenal remains safe,
secure and effective."
While
the
effective
date is Oct. 1, it will take
several months for Airmen
working within the selected
nuclear careers fields
to receive their pay
adjustments. However,
eligible
Airmen
will be retroactively
compensated to the
Oct. 1 effective date. In
the meantime, officers
and enlisted members
meeting the criteria
for these special pays
should work through
their chain of command
and military personnel
sections for questions
on their individual
eligibility.
To see the full
assignment incentive
pay and special duty
assignment pay list
and program changes,
go to myPers at
https://mypers.af.mil,
select
"search
all
components" on the
search drop down
window and enter
"SDAP" in the search
window.
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Airman 1st Class Sahara Fales
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Col. Jason R. Armagost
5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander:
Col. Jeffrey Neischel
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AFGSC on path to modernize
ICBM sustainment
KATE BLAIS | AIR FORCE GLOBAL STRIKE COMMAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
ARKSDALE
AIR
B
FORCE BASE, La. -In an ongoing effort to better
manage the sustainment of
intercontinental
ballistic
missiles, Air Force Global
Strike
Command
has
implemented an ICBM
Parts Centralized Funding
Program designed to help
alleviate budgetary pressure
on missile wing leadership.
Leaders in the ICBM
community have applauded
this effort as one of the most
important improvements to
ICBM sustainment activities
since ICBMs went on alert in
1960.
The centralized funding
program is AFGSC's first
attempt to bring funding used
for purchasing missile system
parts, which previously
resided at the wing, up to the
major command level. As of
Oct. 1, the beginning of the
2015 fiscal year, AFGSC
is responsible for day-today funding of the weapon
system's parts costs.
"What happened before
was that wings had to choose
between whether or not to
buy a missile part or buy
something to support their
people," Daryle Fry, AFGSC
ICBM program analyst said.
"That is a choice a wing
commander shouldn't have to
make."
Any item that an ICBM
technical order covers is
considered part of the weapon
system and will be centrally
funded. Basically, anything
used in direct support of the
weapons system is covered,
Fry said.
"As of Oct. 1, a technician
can go into supply and ask
to order a part without being
concerned about funding,"
Fry explained. "The wing
orders the parts they need,
and the bill gets sent to
AFGSC. Wing commanders
can focus more on their
people and support structure
and 20th Air Force won't have
to worry about advocating to
command to find funding for
parts."
The shift in funding
responsibility
not
only
decreases the sustainment
burden that once resided
at the wing level, but will
allow AFGSC to determine
the weapon system's true
requirements.
"Before I couldn't tell you
what the true requirement
was, because in the old days
the requirements were based
off of funding availability and
parts orders were deferred
sometimes to pay for other
priorities," Fry said. "Now
unit funding availability is
not really a factor anymore;
requirements will be driven
by a true weapon system
need."
Fry expects the centralized
funding to remain at AFGSC
for about a year while the
command determines the
requirements. After, funding
will be elevated up to
Headquarters Air Force and
ICBMs will be funded like
the service's other weapon
systems.
"The entire Air Force is
aging, but while the rest of
the Air Force moved on with
sustainment, ICBMs did not,
but we're changing that now,"
said Lawrence Kingsley,
Logistics, Installations and
Mission Support director at
AFGSC. "My priority is to
modernize how the ICBMs
are maintained and sustained.
This centralized funding
program is part of that effort,
and will allow AFGSC to
become proactive as opposed
to reactive in our approach to
managing the ICBM force."
This program will not only
help AFGSC determine the
true requirements, but Fry
anticipates that it will fix a
lot of second and third order
effects that cause improper
weapons sustainment, he
said.
"It fixes supply issues that
aren't addressed until the last
minute," he continued. "It
allows us to do programming
and budgeting because we'll
have accurate information on
what our true requirement is.
We'll have forward thinking
plans and better life cycle
management."
In the long run, this
program will start to
reverse the effects of failing
equipment, which will in turn
reduce man hours, increase
weapon system reliability
and improve the overall
performance of the weapon.
The effort began in 2009
when AFGSC became the Air
Force's newest MAJCOM
and merged the ICBM
and bomber communities.
Combining the two legs of
the nuclear triad allowed for
cross-flow of information
and ways of doing business.
"I believe we've moved
off the island and moved
onto a continent," Fry said.
"That has broadened our
perspectives and horizons to
see that there's other ways of
doing things more efficiently.
There's better ways to do
things and make Airmen's
life easier in the field."
Better ways of doing
things locally have impacts
globally.
"ICBMs are on alert
underground 24/7, 365, and
have been for more than
50 years," Kingsley said.
"ICBMs are the cheapest
insurance policy this nation
has and the ultimate defense
against strategic attack. For
that reason it is imperative
that we work to maintain and
sustain these weapons in the
most effective and efficient
way possible."
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Norsk Hostfest hosts Military
Appreciation Day
AIRMAN 1ST CLASS LAUREN PITTS | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
M
INOT, N.D.
-- A tribute
to the rich
Scandinavian
heritage found in North
Dakota, the 37th annual
Norsk Hostfest was hosted
at the North Dakota State
Fairgrounds in Minot, Oct.
1-4, 2014.
Founded in 1978, Norsk
Hostfest is the largest
Scandinavian festival in
North America. The event
celebrates cultures from
Norway, Denmark, Sweden,
Finland and Iceland.
For military members and
their families, a highlight
of the festival was Military
Appreciation Day. Active
duty military members and
their families received free
admission to the festival
and were offered discounted
tickets to main events
throughout the day.
"I get the distinguished
honor to thank you for
thanking us," said 5th Bomb
Wing commander Col. Jason
Armagost in his speech at
the festival.
Armagost was followed by
David Reitten, son of Norsk
Hostfest's founder, who also
voiced his appreciation for
the service members from
Minot Air Force Base.
"Tonight we honor and
thank our active and former
military members," Reiten
said. "It's our way of saying
thank you for your service to
our country."
Cindy Whitesell, 5th
BW community support
coordinator and Minot
native, has been attending
Norsk Hostfest for years.
With Norwegian heritage
in her own family, she
explained how big of an
impact the military presence
has on the community.
"There is so much
diversity in the Air Force,
and it's really important that
the community be able to
share our heritage with the
military," Whitesell said.
Through the halls of
the venue, venders and
food stands lined the
corridors, selling traditional
Scandinavian cuisine and
crafts.
Bread
pudding,
lutefisk and deep-fried
meatballs, as well as handcarved Christmas ornaments
were all featured items
during the festival.
Much like the relationship
between the base and
community,
the
Norsk
Hostfest will continue to
bring cultures together in a
celebration for generations to
come, Armagost explained.
"What we have in
northern North Dakota, to
come together like this,
can only be found here,"
Armagost said. "None of this
can happen without a sense
of service and community."
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Col. Jason Armagost, 5th Bomb Wing commander, speaks at the annual Norsk Hostfest in Minot, N.D., Oct. 4,
2014. This was the 37th annual Norsk Hostfest celebrating the Scandinavian heritage found in North Dakota. The
festival also offered a military appreciation offering free admission to military members and their families.
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SPORTS & OUTDOORS
PRAIRIE ADVENTURES
BY PATRICIA STOCKDILL
“This was a sweet clover blooming year.”
– N.D. Game and Fish Department upland
game management supervisor Stan Kohn discussing habitat quality.
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If ever there was a year to
be described as close to ideal as possible for pheasant
production, this might be it.
Admittedly, it was a bit
cool this spring and summer.
But it wasn’t as cold, wet,
and windy as it has been in
some recent years and it’s
those conditions that put a
damper on upland game
bird nesting and brood success.
Instead, the combination
of enough remaining habitat
across the landscape, timely
rains, and sunshine worked
together to create grand
growing conditions. Mother
Nature cooperated and created prime growing weather
for producing insects - the
key food source for young
pheasant and grouse chicks,
along with luscious green
grass and forbs for adults
and chicks as they grew
older. “There are fantastic
habitat conditions out on the
landscape this year,” N.D.
Game and Fish Department
upland game management
supervisor Stan Kohn described.
Sweet clover flourished in
2014: Rather than being just
another short plant blowing
in the breeze, it stretched 5
to 6 feet high to sky. It provides excellent escape cover
for chicks and adult birds.
Insects love its flowers, and
its leaves are delicious if
you’re an upland game bird.
Kohn tallied up results
from the Game and Fish Department’s summer roadside
pheasant surveys, which help
gauge brood survival, and
while there might be some
pockets of the state where
birds won’t be as abundant
as hunters might like, “our
numbers are looking good
in just about all areas of the
state,” Kohn offered.
Overall pheasant numbers increased in all four of
the pheasant management
districts and are similar to
what was observed in 2010.
“There aren’t record-breaking numbers like in 2007 –
2008 but it will be another
good year,” Kohn added.
A look at the hard survey
numbers show total pheasants observed were up 30
percent statewide. Brood
observations were up 37
percent, although brood size
was down 4 percent.
Good habitat conditions spell more than good
news for nesting and brood
success. Good late season habitat conditions also
translate into improved
chances for winter survival.
Some timely October rains
would be beneficial, Kohn
said, but overall the habitat
for pheasants is in nice late
summer and early fall condition in many areas of North
Dakota.
The irony of the current
good habitat conditions is
that it while it’s good news
in the short-term for this
year’s pheasant hunting season outlook, it diminishes
the reality of what is really
happening out across many
parts of the North Dakota
landscape: The simple fact
that the overall number of
acres of available wildlife
habitat continues to decline.
At some time when the
quality of habitat declines,
Kohn anticipates wildlife
populations will reflect the
situation and “we’ll go back
to poor numbers.”
However, we humans
tend to live in the here and
now and yesterday is ancient
history.
So for now, the 2014
pheasant hunting season
outlook generally looks
bright in terms of bird numbers and habitat conditions.
Hunters will likely be working
through hordes of thick, tangled sweet clover and they
may want to cuss it out for
all of the extra hard work it
causes.
But, really, they probably
should be thankful instead
because it’s the clover and
all of that other good, heavy
cover that helped those
chicks grow up to be roosters for hunting and hens for
future hunting opportunities.
That, and Mother Nature.
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cinnamon sugar candied
nuts
1 large egg white
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup brown sugar, packed
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2 cups raw almonds
1 cup raw pecans
INSTRUCTIONS:
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. Line a baking
sheet with parchment paper; set aside.
In a small bowl, whisk together egg white and 1
tablespoon water until frothy, about 2 minutes;
set aside.
In a medium bowl, combine sugars and cinnamon; set aside.
In a large bowl, combine almonds, pecans and
egg white mixture until well combined. Stir in
brown sugar mixture until evenly coated.
Spread almond mixture onto prepared baking
sheet in an even layer. Place into oven and bake
for 25-30 minutes, stirring at halftime.
Let cool completely before serving.
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Wild Hands: a toe tapping band who are
proud to call Minot their home
TONYA STUART-MELLAND | NORTHERN SENTRY
eet
Wild
Hands an
Americanaish, Folkish, Rock
n’ Roll-ish,
pop-ish
something
or other band from Minot,
North Dakota.
This year’s new act at
the Norsk Høstfest was
a local band, with lots of
North Dakota pride. Those
who happened to stumble
upon them in the Skien
Mezzanine were in for a
real treat. Their toe tapping
tunes about Colorado, old
shoes, boomerangs, dirty
kids and more created a
fun atmosphere at this
year’s fest.
Wild Hands is made
up of four local boys
Max Patzner, Eli
Kjelson, Nick
Holwegner
and
Joe
Andrus. Max
is their song
writer, vocalist
and
guitar
player
extraordinaire.
He also doubles
as
the
band’s
in house artist,
creating
funny
little illustrations,
giving their fans a
visual description
of who they all are.
Eli
showcases
his skills as a
vocalist and
guitar player.
He likes to
think of himself
as the bands
communication
officer
and
believes
that
Hello in Swedish is hey
and goodbye is hey doe.
Nick keeps the beat as their
percussionist. He is the
band’s go to driver, amazing
van packer and helps the
band keep on topic. Lastly
Joe their upright bassist
and banjo harmony master.
He is the band’s comedian,
making everyone laugh. “He
is the heart of the band and
puts the wild in Wild Hands”
explains Max.
Eli and Max came up
with the idea for Wild Hands
on a road trip to a Bob
Dylan concert. Their main
goal was to have an outlet
for travel and to see the
world. So far they have only
traveled within the United
States, but are looking at
going to Europe in the near
future. All the boys had
previously been in other
local bands. Eli & Nick
were in Crooked Gospel
of Western Civilization,
Joe was in Roughriders
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and Max was in Diabolic
Octopus, Atom’s Rite and
Morning Red. They had
been watching each other’s
bands for as long as they
could remember; so when
Eli & Max came up with the
idea for Wild Hands, they
knew exactly who they were
going to ask to help make
their idea a reality.
The
boys
have
just released their debut
album, entitled Oh, River,
which would not have
been possible without the
help from all of their fans.
They started a Kickstarter
account with a goal of
$7,000 to help them with
recording, printing, pressing
albums, travel and any other
expenses that ensue when
making an album. With all
the support of their friends
and family the band raised
$9,639, surpassing their
goal which is absolutely
fantastic. Everyone who
sponsored them were not
forgotten, depending upon
how much each person who
funded them gave, they
received either a record or
CD, t-shirt, magnet, limited
edition screen printed poster,
a hand done drawing of Wild
Hands from Max, a special
thank you in the liner notes,
and a private house show.
They also could not have
done it without their good
friend Jason Brown who was
their recording engineer;
Delicious Design League,
who designed and printed
their album cover; James
Flames, who designed their
limited edition poster; and
MSU NOTSTOCK, who
hosted their album release
concert.
Their album Oh, River,
has a very eminent
reoccurring theme
throughout their
song lyrics, North
Dakota. They are
proud to call this
beautiful
state
home, especially
the city of Minot.
They not only
were inspired by
their North Dakota
home,
but
also
different
musical
genres; specifically
the Beatles, Elvis,
punk rock, the Minot
Music Scene, their
fans and Takuma
Abe. Wild Hands
foresee more records
in the future,
tours, shows
and aspire
to travel
t h e
world
to meet
new
people.
They
even
joked
about
having
a
main
stage
act at Høstfest
someday. When the
Norsk Høstfest approached
them about being a part of
the festival, almost a year
ago, they were super excited
to be able to come together
with people from all over the
world and most importantly
be surrounded by all the
unique sweaters.
In case you missed
this toe tapping bands
performance at the Norsk
Høstfest, you can check
them out on Facebook or
check out their website
www.wildhandsband.com
that will be up and running
very soon. There you will be
able to find out where they
are playing next and browse
through their info if you are
interested in booking them
for an upcoming event. You
can also buy their music
on itunes, listen to them on
Spotify or purchase their
debut album Oh, River at
Budget Music & Video in
downtown Minot. Their
next show will be at the Blue
Rider, located at 118 1st Ave
SE downtown Minot, on
October 18th for the Blue
Rider’s 20th Anniversary
party. Hope to see you all
there!
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
NORTHERN SENTRY
Ghouls, Goblins, and More Will Enjoy Family Fun Fest Register By October 20th For
Family Fun Fest is coming to the Youth Center Deployed & Returnee Dinner
on Friday, October 24th from 5-7 p.m. Children
of all ages can enjoy wearing their costumes and
trying their skill at a variety of games. There will
be face painting, a candy walk, bone sweep, and
prizes galore.
Admission is free with no registration necessary. Tickets for games are $.25 a piece or five for
$1.00 in advance; games are one or two tickets.
Tickets are available for purchase at the Youth
Center. Eight free tickets are available for deployed families.
For additional information, contact the Youth
Center at 723-2838.
Frightfully Fun Times Available At Numerous 5 FSS Facilities
Ghosts and Ghouls in the Library - October 11th - Base Library
Children of all ages are invited to the Base Library for their Second Saturday
program on October 11th at 1 p.m. Celebrate Halloween during the Ghosts
and Ghouls in the Library event featuring haunting stories, ghostly crafts, and
ghoulish activities. Halloween costume are encouraged but not required.
The Ghosts and Ghouls in the Library event is free and open to everyone.
For more information, call the Base Library at 723-3344.
The Airman & Family Readiness Center invites
family members of currently deployed personnel
and deployment returnees/families to enjoy a free
Currently Deployed & Returnee Family Dinner on
October 22nd from 5-7 p.m. at the North Plains
Chapel. This is an informal event. No speakers or
briefings! Interested persons should pre-register
by October 20th by calling 723-3950; seating is
limited. Eligible participants include any deployment returnee who came home after September
25, 2014 and their family members, 5 BW/91 MW
families of currently deployed, remote tour families,
and 91 MW families experiencing a work-related
separation on the date of the event. The Currently
Deployed & Returnee Family Dinner in October is
sponsored by the Minot AFB Chapel, A&FRC, and
the Asian Pacific American Heritage Association.
Submit Your Entry Now To
AF Arts & Crafts Gallery
Haunted House - October 24th & 25th - Outdoor Recreation
Are you ready to be scared? Come enjoy a warm safe place that’s full of
frightening features and ghoulish creatures. Outdoor Recreation is hosting a
haunted house October 24th and 25th from 7-9 p.m. each evening. Everyone
is welcome, however children age 10 and under must be accompanied by a
parent or guardian. The haunted house is not kid friendly, so if your little monsters scare easily, this may not be the place for them. Cost is $5 per person.
For additional information, contact Outdoor Recreation at 723-3648.
Halloween Costume Party - October 31st - Doolittle Center
Join the fun on October 31st when the Jimmy Doolittle Center hosts
their Halloween Costume Party beginning at 5 p.m. Prizes will be
awarded for the best costumes. Enjoy lots of Halloween tricks and
games along with yummy treats from 5-7 p.m. There will be ghoulish
drink specials all night long. Open to all ranks. For more information,
contact the Doolittle Center at 723-3731.
Halloween Party - November 1st - J.R. Rockers
Looking for a spook-tacular night of fun? On November 1st from 9 p.m. to 4
a.m., J.R. Rockers will be hosting their annual Halloween Party. Admission
is free for club members and $5 for non-members attending the party. You’ll
enjoy free food while it lasts and drink specials all night. Don’t miss the costume contest at the stroke of midnight for a chance to win great prizes. First
place in the costume contest receives $150, second place $100, and third
place $75! Open to all ranks. For details, call J.R. Rockers at 727-ROCK.
Outdoor Recreation Hosting Dog Sled Adventure Trip
Come on a dog sledding adventure with
Outdoor Recreation on January 9-11. Sled
through the majestic Superior National Forest
in the heart of Minnesota during the day. Then
at night, cuddle up in a cozy cabin at the Timber
Trail Lodge. You don’t want to miss this authentic
experience to recharge and rejuvenate. Price for
this once in a lifetime adventure includes the dog
sledding day trip, two nights at the Timber Trail
Lodge, and transportation. You won’t want to miss
this winter wonderland adventure. Deadline for
registration is December 8, 2014.
For cost information on the Dog Sled Adventure Trip or to make your reservation, call Outdoor
Recreation at 723-3648.
For 5th Force Support Squadron Job Opportunities,
visit www.nafjobs.org
or call the NAF HR office at 723-2812
Submissions for this year’s Air Force Arts
& Crafts Gallery are being accepted at the Arts
& Crafts Center now through November 28th.
There are three categories: Craft, Photography,
and Digital Art. Each category has three age
divisions including youth ages 6-12, youth ages
13-17, and adults age 18 and over.
All Department of Defense ID card holders
are eligible to participate. Deployed members may send their submissions directly to
their home installation Arts & Crafts Center.
There is a limit of three entries per person per
category, for a maximum of nine. Individuals
whose entries are selected for the 2015 USAF
Arts & Crafts Gallery will receive recognition
from AFPC. The winning entries will be posted
on www.airforcegallery.com on February 27,
2015.
Details and applications are available on the
Arts & Crafts Center page of the 5th Force Support Squadron website at www.5thforcesupport.
com. For more information, contact the Minot
AFB Arts & Crafts Center at 723-3640.
NORTHERN SENTRY
Oct 10
Family Fun Night
Youth Center Membership Renewal
Rough Riders invites you to enjoy their Family
Fun Night every Tuesday from 5-9 p.m. Club
members can enjoy 2 large one topping pizzas,
12 breadsticks, and 2 pitchers of soda for only
$25. Non-members can join the fun for only $32.
For additional information, call Rough Riders at
727-4377.
Effective 1 October 2014, annual Youth Center
membership is $30 per child. Shot records for
those children who are not attending the public
school system are required. For more information,
call the Youth Center at 723-2838.
Oct 15
Bundles For Babies
Expectant mothers are invited to attend Bundles
For Babies at the Airmen and Family Readiness
Center on October 15th from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
The class is open to all ranks and not limited to a
first pregnancy. Attendees will learn how to budget
for your new baby and about many of the support
programs that are available. This is a great opportunity to enhance or learn new parenting skills!
Meet other expectant parents and receive a free
layette bundle for your new baby courtesy of the
Air Force Aid Society. To register, call 723-3950
by noon on October 14th.
Oct 16
Creative Kids Class
Spend the morning with your preschooler making
a variety of fun craft projects during the Creative
Kids class at the Arts & Crafts Center on October
16th at 10:30 a.m. Age appropriate projects are
offered for children ages 3-5. Cost for the class
is $5. For more details, call 723-3640.
Oct 23
Red Ribbon Week
Come and join the Youth Center on October 23rd for
the “Pledge To Be Drug Free” Celebration as part
of Red Ribbon Week. Also, help celebrate quality
after school programs. Youth will have an opportunity to enjoy hands-on experiences in a variety of
4-H project areas. The free event begins at 4 p.m.
For details, call the Youth Center at 723-2838.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
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Build Your Own Pizza Night
Have your favorite pizza the way you like it during the Build Your Own Pizza Night at the Jimmy
Doolittle Center on October 10th from 5-7 p.m.
Build your personal pizza from an array of toppings, sauces, and crust. Free for members and
$5 for non-members. For more information, call
the Doolittle Center at 723-3731.
Oct 14
Federal Résumé Workshop
Want to Jump Start your Federal Job search? Let’s
take an interactive trip through USAJOBS! The Airman & Family Readiness Center is hosting Federal
Résumé Workshop on Monday, October 14th from
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The workshop will help you
create an account, search for jobs, create a résumé
and more! Open to all AD, retirees, AAFES/NAF,
DoD civilians, and eligible family members. Seating is limited - call the Airman & Family Readiness
Center at 723-3950 to sign up today.
Oct 16
Interview Skills Workshop
You only get one shot to make a GREAT first impression. Fine tune your interview skills with some
great tips during the Interview Skills Workshop
hosted by the Airman & Family Readiness Center
on October 16th beginning at 9 a.m. What do I
wear? What do I say? What questions do I ask?
Learn the do’s and don’ts of interviewing and make
YOUR first impression the BEST! Seating is limited; call 723-3950 to reserve a seat today.
Catch All The NFL Football Frenzy Action
Every Sunday From 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
At J.R. Rockers - 727-ROCK
Oct 10 Club Member Cash Drawing
Every Friday night, J.R. Rockers and the Doolittle
Center host a special Club Member Cash Drawing. This progressive drawing exclusively for club
members has a jackpot which starts at $50. If your
name is called, you win the jackpot that night if
you are present. If the member is not present, the
jackpot will grow by $50 each week until it is won.
The drawing on Friday, October 10th at 6 p.m. will
be for a whopping $850! It is one more reason why
it pays to be a club member. For more details, call
J.R. Rockers at 727-ROCK or the Doolittle Center
at 723-3731.
Oct 10
Friday Night Karaoke
Come and show off your talent during Friday Night
Karaoke at J.R. Rockers on October 10th from 9
p.m. to close. If you can’t carry a tune, cheer on
your friends who can; it’s all about fun. J.R. Rockers has a great karaoke selection for your enjoyment. For more information, call 727-ROCK.
Oct 11
Hip Hop Night
Dance, party, and hang out with your friends during J.R. Rockers Hip Hop All Nighter on Saturday,
October 11th. The fun starts at 11 p.m. and continues until 4 a.m.; free for members and $5 for nonmembers. For more details, call 727-ROCK.
Oct 15
Single Airmen Slice Night
What is better than a slice of pizza? How about
another slice of pizza for free! Single Airmen join
Rough Riders on Wednesday nights from 6-9 p.m.;
buy one slice of available pizza get one slice of
available pizza for free. Offer is available to all
single Airmen; must show military ID to receive
discount. Call Rough Riders at 727-4377 for
details.
Oct 15 Single Airman Wing Night
Calling all single Airmen!! As a way to thank you
for all that you do, J.R. Rockers invites you to
Single Airman Wing Night every Thursday from
4-9 p.m. in the lounge. Enjoy specials including
10 wings and a soda for $5 and $2 for 16 ounce
draft beer; plus shoot pool on our open table. For
more information, call 727-ROCK.
Oct 18
Davis
Jones
turns 6
on October 16!
Latin Night
Gather up your friends and get ready to party
during the Latin Night at J.R. Rockers on October
18th. The fun starts at 11 p.m. and continues until 3
a.m. Music includes salsa, merengue, reggaeton,
tejano, cumbia, duranguense, and more. The
event is free for club members and $5 for nonmembers. For more information, call J.R. Rockers
at 727-ROCK.
Join the Birthday Club!
E-mail your name, address, phone number & birth date to
[email protected] along with a color
photo (.jpg format). Please submit request for child’s
birthday wish a minimum of 10 days before birthday.
Visit our website at www.5thforcesupport.com
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
NORTHERN SENTRY
Top tier of enlisted supervision
SENIOR AIRMAN STEPHANIE MORRIS | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
M
INOT
AIR
FORCE BASE,
N.D. -- This is
the final installment of a three
part series describing the
roles and views of different
supervisors in each tier of Air
Force enlisted leadership.
Master Sgt. Kelly Barrett,
5th Bomb Wing NCO in
charge of command and
control operations, has been
in the Air Force for more than
18 years, many of which he
has spent as a supervisor at
various command posts.
"I was 20 years old when
I joined," said the Kansas
native. "I was living in Wichita
at the time, working for a
handful of sales companies. I
realized that I needed to make
a career-type move."
In 1996, Barrett started
his career in the Air Force
working at the 623rd Air
Mobility Squadron command
post on Ramstein Air Base,
Germany. By the time he
reached the rank of senior
Airman, he had already had
his first taste of supervising.
While stationed at Langley
Air Force Base, Virginia, he
began leading and teaching
his peers, many of who shared
the same dormitory building
with him.
"I learned to separate work
from personal time," Barrett
explained. "I also found ways
to let people know why I was
making that distinction."
Barrett attained the rank
of staff sergeant in 2000
while he was stationed in the
Netherlands. While there, he
supervised two Airmen and
worked alongside a captain,
a technical sergeant and a
master sergeant at a munitions
site.
He started learning a
new job at the site. Being in
charge of new people and
completing the mission was
a challenge. The mission was
a high-priority environment
as opposed to Langley, where
his duties could be completed
at a slower pace.
He was also learning new
things about supervising as an
NCO that he hadn't foreseen
while he was an Airman.
"As an Airman, you say
that you want to do things
different. You don't want to be
like your parents or teachers,"
Barrett said. "As an NCO,
you learn why some things
need to be the way they are,
and communication is huge
no matter what career field
you're in."
Barrett felt it was always
important to inform his
Airmen of the reason behind
his decisions; why they
were impacted; why he
was choosing a particular
direction and why they did
things a certain way.
Once he reached the role
of master sergeant, Barrett
continued to further his
experience supervising others
and to grow as a leader.
While stationed in Hawaii, he
learned the Air Force stands
apart from other branches
of the military in leadership
style.
"In the Army and Navy,
there often isn't time to
ask why," Barrett said.
"However, Airmen are able
to ask questions more often
and build a foundation for
themselves early on."
Before beginning the
mission, it is important for
leaders to build a strong
foundation with their troops
by informing them of what is
expected, Barrett explained.
Educating Airmen on the
values and expectations of
their unit allows them to
perform at their best.
He also stated, leadership
goes beyond the uniform and
in order to be the most help to
their Airmen it is important for
leaders to possess knowledge
of not only policies and
procedures but also the big
picture of the Air Force and
their unit.
There is a wide array of
things that shape a person
as a supervisor, Barrett said.
Location, career field and
personal experiences all play a
role in the way a person leads
and instructs their Airmen.
He explained that a
person needs to draw on
their acquired knowledge of
their job and the Air Force in
order to effectively lead their
people.
"Leaders don't always
make the right decisions,"
Barrett said. "But good
leaders know how to make the
decision right."
U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SENIOR AIRMAN STEPHANIE MORRIS
Master Sgt. Kelly Barrett, 5th Bomb Wing NCO in charge of command and
control operations, answers a phone in the command post on Minot Air
Force Base, N.D., Oct. 3, 2014. Barrett has worked in various command
posts since 1996 and has lead and taught his peers since he was a senior
Airman.
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THE LIGHTER SIDE
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
NORTHERN SENTRY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
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30 Popular cookie
6 Cries loudly
65 "First of all..."
31 Waste time
10 Ride-sharing
service
66 Toothpaste brand
33 Two, in Spanish
69 Uninteresting
36 Exhausts
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37 Tablet
15 Ear cleaner
74 Having the power
39 Company execs
16 Bona ___ (real)
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17 Sticky toy
76 Songs
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19 Former GM make
77 Potato chip brand
20 Explosive letters
78 Cincinnati team
21 Hawaiian necklace
79 Sirloin, e.g.
44 Coffee cup
48 Robert E. ___
49 Coat holder
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25 Fixes
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54 Mythical creatures
27 Maybe soon
2 Champion's shout
29 Coke or Sprite
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bronze
32 Unhappy
4 Sesame or canola
34 Use a shovel
5 Way
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fame
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43 Uncle ___
9 Watch secretly
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maybe
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11 Males that go "maa"
47 Made a burrito
12 Murphy or Money
50 Actor Christian ___
13 Bowling alley button
52 "What is it?"
18 Bic product
53 Obtain
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business together!"
25 Atlas page
56 Invented
Alexander’s day begins with gum stuck
in his hair, followed
by more calamities.
Though he finds little
sympathy from his
family and begins
to wonder if bad
things only happen to
him, his mom, dad,
brother, and sister all
find themselves living
through their own
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55 "The Heat ___"
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22 Baby boy, e.g.
24 Make up a story
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costume
70 "___ Miserables"
72 Tupperware top
26 Actor Mineo
59 $1,000, in slang
62 Time of history
28 The ___ Man
29 Ending for mob or
gang
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
NORTHERN SENTRY
TODAY
• Hard Core Strength, 0600, Fitness Center
• Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center
• Fit To Fight, 1100, Fitness Center
• Olympic Lifts 101, 1500, Fitness Center
• TGIF Membership Buffet, Every Fri, 1630,
J.R Rockers
• Zumba, 1630, Fitness Center
• Build Your Own Pizza Night, 1700-1900,
Jimmy Doolittle Center
• Urban Boot Camp/Straight Core, 1730, Fitness
Center
• Friday Night Karaoke, 2100, J.R Rockers
• Lights & Strikes, Every Fri, 2100-2400,
Rough Rider Lanes
BASE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Center
• Give Parents a Break, 1800-2200, CDC/Youth
Center School Age Program
• Friday Night Karaoke, 2100, J.R Rockers
• Lights & Strikes, Every Fri, 2100-2400,
Rough Rider Lanes
UPCOMING EVENTS - OCTOBER 18
• MMA Cardio, 0900, Fitness Center
• Power Flow, 1000, Fitness Center
• Saturday Bowl the Night Away, Every
Saturday, 2000-2400, Rough Rider Lanes
• Lights & Strikes, Every Saturday, 2000-2400,
Rough Rider Lanes
• Latin Night, 2300-0300, J.R Rockers
SATURDAY
ONGOING EVENTS
• MMA Cardio, 0900, Fitness Center
• Turbo Kick, 1000, Fitness Center
• Ghost & Ghouls in the Library, 1300, Library
• Saturday Bowl the Night Away, Every
Saturday, 2000-2400, Rough Rider Lanes
• Lights & Strikes, Every Saturday, 2000-2400,
Rough Rider Lanes
• Hip Hop Night, 2300-0400, J.R Rockers
• Overdrive Audio Books, Available for check
out, Base Library
• Zinio Online Periodicals, Password available,
Base Library
• Qualified Personal Trainers, by appointment,
Fitness Center
• Rough Riders August Special, National Pizza
Month all October long! Enjoy any of our signature
pizzas. No substituting toppings and no half and
half. Limit 5 pizzas. $3 off for members and $2 off
for non-members.
• Auto Hobby Special: Scan Tool Hook-UpCheck Engine Light On? Bring vehicle to Auto
hobby and we will pull the code from the computer
and give you an idea of what needs to be repaired
or replaced. Special Price: $15 Regular Price: $25
SUNDAY
• Football Frenzy, 1130-1800, J.R Rockers
• Sunday Escapes Book Club, 1300, Library
MONDAY
• For Columbus Day holiday hours for 5 FSS
facilities, visit www.5thforcesupport.com
TUESDAY
• Yoga, 0630, Fitness Center
• Pre-Separation Counseling, 0830-1130,
A&FRC
• Cycle, 0930, Fitness Center
• Reintegration Training, 1300-1400, A&FRC
• Cycle, 1530, Fitness Center
• Federal Résumé Workshop, 1330-1530,
A&FRC
• Family Fun Night, Every Tuesday, 1700-2100,
Rough Riders
• Frenzy Fajitas for 2 on Tuesdays, Every
Tuesday, 1700-2100, J.R. Rockers
• Zumba/Circuit, 1730, Fitness Center
• Game Night, Every Tuesday, 1800, Library
• Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Tuesday, 1800-1930,
Fitness Center, (18 years & older)
YOGA FOR LITTLE ONES
WEDNESDAY
PRENATAL YOGA
The Youth Center is hosting Yoga For Little
Ones (parent/child format) on Wednesdays at 11:30
a.m. beginning May 1st This fun and active class,
for preschoolers ages 2-5 with parent participation,
teaches your little one basic child friendly yoga poses and class structure. It allows your child to build
balance, coordination, concentration, and positive
thinking skills through the art of yoga. Parents
and children will be guided through poses together,
bonding, and building skills together. This is a 30
minute class which includes a fun warm up, standing poses, balance poses, concentration builders,
and more. Cost is $35 per monthly session. For
more information, call the Youth Center at 7232838.
• Bundles For Babies, 0900-1030, A&FRC
• Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center
• Story Time, Every Wednesday, 1030, Library
• Cycle/Cardio Calisthenics, 1100, Fitness
Center
• Readiness Training, 1400-1500, A&FRC
• Frenzy Hump Day Wednesday Member’s
Buffet In The Lounge, Every Wednesday, 1600,
J.R. Rockers
• 2-4-1 Burgers (In House Only), Every
Wednesday, 1700-2100, J.R Rockers
• Insanity, 1730, Fitness Center
• Single Airmen Slice Night, Every Wednesday,
1800-2100, Rough Riders
• Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Wednesday, 18001930, Fitness Center, (18 years & older)
• Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center
The Youth Center is offering Prenatal Yoga on
Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Improve your pregnancy
and birth experience through prenatal specific
yoga. This multifaceted approach encourages flexibility, strength, balance, stamina, focused breathing, relaxation techniques, positive mental centering, and more. This style of class is great for any
level of yoga practice, new to advanced. With your
doctor’s approval, you will gain many health benefits for you and your baby. The 45 minute session,
held once a week, will be a guided journey which
will allow you to learn skills to use at home during your pregnancy, during labor/birth, and postpartum. This is an ongoing class and can be joined
at any point during normal and healthy pregnancy.
Cost is $40 per month. For more information, call
the Youth Center at 723-2838.
THURSDAY
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SKILLS
• Yoga, 0630, Fitness Center
• Interview Skills Workshop, 0900-1000,
A&FRC
• MMA Cardio, 0930, Fitness Center
• Creative Kids Class, 1030-1100, Arts & Crafts
• Reintegration Training, 1300-1400, A&FRC
• Credit Management, 1430-1600, A&FRC
• Single Airman Wing Night, Every Thursday,
1600-2100, J.R. Rockers
• Frenzy Appetizer Night for Members, 17001900, J.R Rockers
• Piyo Strength, 1730, Fitness Center
• Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Thursday, 1800-1930,
Fitness Center, (18 years & older)
• Zumba, 1830, Fitness Center
UPCOMING EVENTS - OCTOBER 17
• Hard Core Strength, 0600, Fitness Center
• Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center
• Fit To Fight, 1100, Fitness Center
• Olympic Lifts 101, 1500, Fitness Center
• TGIF Membership Buffet, Every Fri, 1630,
J.R Rockers
• Halloween Hustle, 1730, Youth Center
• Urban Boot Camp/Straight Core, 1730, Fitness
High school students that are an active duty
Air Force dependent can earn money for college
through participation in the Youth Employment
Skills (YES) program. You must be a Youth Center
member age 13 to 18 and completed the 8th grade.
Applications are available at the Youth Center.
Call the David C. Jones Youth Center at 723-2838
for more information.
MINOT OFFICER SPOUSES CLUB
Are you an officer spouse? Please join the Minot
Air Force Base Officer Spouses’ Club (OSC)! We
are an organization designated to provide and foster a welcoming environment, committed to meeting social and philanthropic needs of all members
by encouraging growth, friendship and a sense of
community. OSC board positions now open! Please
visit our website to join or for more information at
www.minotosc.org Like us on Facebook at Minot
OSC. Many little clubs to include Bunko, Socialite, Bowling, and much more at www.minotosc.org/
little-clubs.html
MINOT ENLISTED SPOUSES CLUB
Come and join the MESC! You can meet a lot of
fun ladies. Join us for a much of different socials
plus playing BUNCO!!! We also have mini clubs
for everyone to enjoy. We are open to all enlisted
spouses of all military branches. you can also check
out our Facebook page at Minot Enlisted Spouses
Club or/and our website at http://www.mesc.org/
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL
UNIVERSITY is now registering for the Fall
term classes (Oct 20-Dec 21). We offer Online,
Onsite EagleVision and EagleVision home classes.
To sign up for classes, please stop by our office,
on the 2nd floor of the Base Library or email
your request to [email protected]. If you have any
questions, please call us at 701-727-9007.
PARK UNIVERSITY FALL
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!
Park University’s Fall 1 term (Aug 18 – Oct 12,
2014) registration is now open. Contact our office
for more details. A variety of classes are available
for CCAF and Undergraduate degrees. Classes are
held onsite in the evening or online. Signing up for
classes is easy: stop by our office at the Education
Center-156 Missile Ave Minot AFB or email us at
[email protected]. If you have any questions you can
call us (727-0469), stop by and see us or send us an
email. Stop in and see us!!!!
AIR FORCE SERGEANTS
ASSOCIATION, CHAPTER 959,
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
takes place the Second Tuesday of each month in
the Red Room of DFAC. The Air Force Sergeants
Association (ASFA) is a federally chartered nonprofit organization representing the professional
and personal interest of active duty, retired, and
veteran Total Air Force and their families. Please
join us as we discuss Base and Community events
and current legislation. Officer, enlisted, civilian,
dependent, Active Duty, Veterans, and Retired-all are welcome, no matter the rank.If you have
questions, please call our Vice President, Douglas
Suazo at 723-5265 or [email protected].
MINOT ENLISTED SPOUSES CLUB
presents the Fall Vendor Fair Tuesday, Oct. 7
119 Coral Ct. 6:30 MESC meeting-all welcome!
7:00 - 8:00 Enlisted and their spouses only
8:00 - 9:00 Open to everyone. Tastefully Simple,
Beach Body, Pampered Chef, Mary Kay, Scentsy
Tupperware, Young Living, Origami Owl, Life’s
Little Comforts. Every Vendor will have a door
prize. Exclusive! Raffle held at 7:50! It is a great
way to start on your holiday shopping!!!
SINGERS WANTED - THE MINOT
CHAMBER CHORALE is seeking singers for
the upcoming season. Rehersals will start in early
September. The chorale was founded over forty
years ago and is the only mixed community choir in
Minot. Singers make a commitment to perform in
the four concerts each season including a Fall Pops
Concert, Renaissance Christmas Feast, Classical
Works Concert, and Spring Sampler Concert &
Ice Cream Social. To schedule an audition contact
the Conductor, Bob Demke at 701-721-4548 or
[email protected]
Y’S MEN’S RODEO
10/09/2014 12:00 PM - 10/12/2014
9:00 PM
North Dakota State Fair Center 2005 Burdick
Expy E Minot ND 58701. Rodeo dates October
9 - 12, 2014. The Minot Y’s Men’s Rodeo hosts the
annual Ram Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo October 9-12, 2014 at the State Fair Center in Minot,
N.D. Funds raised from the rodeo go to support the
Triangle Y Camp at lake Sakakawea. We also host
a Tough Enough to Wear Pink night, each Friday
night of the rodeo, where funds raised support the
Trinity Health Exercise Rehab Program at the
Minot Family YMCA. Cancer survivors can use
the program free of charge to regain their strength
after chemo and cancer treatment. In the past
5 years, we’ve raised $250,000 for the program.
Ticket Hotline: 1-701-852-5577
THE BEAT GOES ON! FRIDAY, OCT.
10, 2014
The Grand Hotel. Social at 6:30 pm. Concert
at 7:30 pm. The Minot Chamber Chorale opens
its season with an audience favorite, the fall Pops
Concert. Sit back and relax as you enjoy hearing
favorites such as Do You Know the Way to San
Jose, Route 66, Under the Board Walk, Bridge
AREA HAPPENINGS
Over Troubled Water and more. Enjoy snacks on
the tables and the cash bar.
CRANE OPERATOR AND RIGGER
SKILLS COMPETITION 10/11/2014
ND State Fairgrounds. Two operators earn
spots to compete at Championship Door prizes,
food, entertainment and other activities for all contestants and attendees! $50 registration fee
BRASS BAND OF MINOT
10/12/2014 4:00 PM
Nelson Hall MSU. Brass Band of Minot will
perform a concert. Parking on campus is free and
unrestricted for this performance.
GENERAL PUBLIC IS WELCOME AT
THIS EVENT.
Luncheon is at KC Club - this month only!! You
and your friends are invited to a Minot Christian
Women’s Luncheon on Tuesday, October 14 at the
KC Club, 2601 North Broadway, Minot 12:15 –2
pm, $11.00 inclusive! Officer Hammond from Minot
Police Department will tell us how to protect ourselves from fraud and scams. Justin Johnson will
entertain us with his saxophone! Speaker, Linda
Olson, Minot ND, will give us hope for today and
forever, with her message, “Celebrate Life with It’s
Ups and Downs!” For reservations, please contact
Joyce at 701-624-5531 or minotchristianwomens@
hotmail.com
FREE CAR SEAT CHECK 10/14/2014
3:00 PM
Ryan Chevrolet (1800 S Broadway). According
to state statistics, eighty percent of kids are using
car seats that haven’t been properly installed. To
help reduce that number, First District Health in
Minot is offering free car seat checks to families
to help prevent accidental deaths in North Dakota.
From rear and forward facing car seats to booster
seats, there are different instructions and weight
requirements for each depending on the make and
model. While many parents are not too far off from
installing car seats correctly, they aren’t securing the child correctly. Often times, the straps are
too loose and the chest strap is too far down on
the child. “You know, that makes a big difference.
If your straps are loose to begin with, you get in
an accident, your padding compresses down, now
you’re way looser, a baby can come right out of that
seat. So, we just want to make sure we got every
step right,” says First District Health injury prevention coordinator Bobbi Dickinson. First District
Health Unit in Minot offers free car seat checks the
second Tuesday of every month at GMC dealerships
in town. To find out more about the program, call
852-1376.
BALLOONS FOR BABIES 2014
10/15/2014 6:30 PM
8th Street NW Walking Bridge. October is infant & pregnant loss awareness month. Each year,
families of Minot gather together to remember and
honor their angel babies with a special balloon
release. If you have been affected by the loss of a
child. Please join us in remembering them at this
annual event. 6:00pm Registration starts. For more
information call Andrea 701-226-0201
FIBER ARTS QUILTS GALORE!
10/16/14 - 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
National quilting teacher, Frieda Anderson,
known for her hand-dyed cotton and silk fabrics
and nature inspired appliqued quilts will be conducting a one day class in Thursday, October 16th
at the Grand Hotel. Autumn flowers treat our eyes.
In this fusing class Frieda will teach you new easy
ways to make these bright autumn flowers. Using
collage techniques and raw edge fusing you will
achieve beautiful effects. This is the quilt you want
hanging on your wall to cheer you through the winter. NO SEWING MACHINE REQUIRED. There
is a $40 class fee. The class is sponsored by the
Minot Prairie Quilters. For more information visit
their website at www.minotquilters.com or contact
Lynn Heald, 837-1995, for more information.
QUILT SHOW AND LECTURE
10/16/14 – 7:00 PM
Walk in the woods with George is a one-hour lecture, power-point presentation and quilt show. National quilting teacher, Frieda Anderson, known for
her hand-dyed cotton and silk fabrics and nature
inspired appliqued quilts will be presenting this exciting show. This lecture covers Frieda’s inspiration
for her quilts taken from nature and how her daily
walks in the woods with George, her Jack Russell
terrier, affects her quilting design ideas and what
designs she quilts on her quilts. There is an $8
fee for this presentation. This show and lecture is
sponsored by the Minot Prairie Quilters. For more
information visit their website at www.minotquilters.com or contact Lynn Heald, 837-1995, for more
information.
ARTFEST 2014 ARTIST EXPO
10/17/2014 10:00 AM - 10/18/2014
6:00 PM
State Fair Center, FFA Hall. Taube Museum of Art
presents ARTFEST at the ND State Fair Center.
For more information, call: (701) 838-4445
KIWANIS PANCAKE DAY 10/18/2014
7:00 AM
Minot Municipal Auditorium
Join us for a Minot area family tradition - all
you can eat pancakes at Kiwanis Pancake Day!
Saturday, October 18th 7am-2pm Minot Municipal
Auditorium Tickets are $5 in advance or $6 at
the door. Buy them from any Kiwanis member
or at the Minot Area Chamber of Commerce.
Proceeds go to help Kiwanis support local youth
through organizations including: Companions for
Children, Inc. (CfC Minot), Minot Area Council of
the Arts, Community Action Partnership - Minot
Region (CAP), Junior Achievement, Boy Scouts,
International Music Camp, and many more!
PLAIN HEARTS 10/17/2014 7:30 PM
- 10/19/2014 4:00 PM
Mouse River Players 115 1st Street SE Minot ND
58702. Mouse River Players present “Plain Hearts”,
7:30 PM (17-18) 2 PM (19). Plain Hearts by Lance
Belville and Eric Peltoniemi (music and lyrics).
Premiered at the Great North American History
Theater, Lance Belville’s and Eric Peltoniemi’s
musical examines the women’s suffrage movement.
The production explores the lives of six 19th- and
20th- century women, focusing on their feelings and
reactions to the movement that led to the passage
of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution.
With much of the playwrights’ research taking
place in North Dakota, Plain Hearts will appeal
to audiences of all ages. Tickets: (701) 838-3939 or
[email protected]
CHILI FEST 10/19/2014 5:30 PM
2220 24th Ave SE. Chili supper starting at 5:30pm
and a concert featuring Gregory Hager to start at
7:00pm. Gregory Hager is a country western gospel
singer, musician and songwriter. He sings songs
about life, love, living and Faith. He has performed
in Medora as well as several other concerts. He
was nominated three times as the western music
“Artist of the Year”! You won’t want to miss this
one, bring your friends and family for an evening of
inspiration and fellowship.
MINOT PUBLIC LIBRARY GEEKS
HUNTING 10/20/2014 7:00 PM
Imagination Station - Minot Public Library
Come to the Imagination Station of the Minot
Public Library on Monday, October 20th @ 7 pm as
staff from Scheels talk about some Rifle Hunting
Basics. For more information call 701-852-1045 or
visit www.minotlibrary.org .
PAINT THE TOWN RED 10/21/2014
6:30 PM
Taube Museum of Art. Feeling Creative? Looking
for an adventurous new opportunity? Grab your
friends, coworkers, or make it a unique date night –
and join the Taube Museum of Art for an evening of
entertaining art instruction by Minot local artists!
No experience required! You will go home with a
painting you can call “uniquely yours” and possibly
unleash a new talent you will want to explore.
This creative upbeat class is open to the artistic
and the not so artistic. October 21 at the Taube
NORTHERN SENTRY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2014
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Museum of Art will feature Tara Thiel as the
instructor and she will guide you through step by
step in recreating her featured painting. It is easy,
fun, and stress free! Feel free to bring your favorite
cocktail and a snack if you choose, then sit back
and be creative!
Each monthly session is $35 per person, which
includes all the supplies needed to create your
masterpiece. Class size is limited, so register early!
Payment is due at time of registration. Must be 21
to register.
For more information or to register call the Taube
Museum of Art at 838-4445, email [email protected]
or register online at www.taubemuseum.org.
ANNUAL FALL BAZAAR AT VINCENT
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.
1024 2nd St SE, will be held Saturday, Oct.
25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The traditional lunch of
creamed turkey on biscuits will be served from 11
a.m. until gone. Other features of the bazaar will
be crafts and baked goods. Pastries and coffee will
be served from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. A silent auction
will also be held. It will close at 1 p.m. The bazaar
will be held in the Fellowship Hall on the south
side of the church, which is handicapped accessible.
BOO AT THE ZOO 10/25/2014 1:00
PM
Roosevelt Park Zoo. 1219 Burdick Expressway East
Minot ND 58701. Dress up your kids and bring
them to the zoo for Halloween fun! More details
coming soon.
MOUSE RIVER ROLLERS 10/25/2014
5:00 PM
ND State Fairgrounds. Cheer on the Mouse River
Rollers as they take on a double header vs the
Sugar Beaters. Events of the night include costume
contests, live music and games for the kids. Doors
open 5pm, Derby 6-9pm $10 in advance, $12 at the
door
HALLOWEEN TREAT TRAIL
10/31/2014 10:00 AM
Downtown Minot. Dress up the little ghosts and
goblins and come downtown for trick or treating!
Maps will be available at most locations. Don’t
forget your treat bucket!
FAIR TRADE, FAIR CHANCE: LOCAL
& GLOBAL CRAFT SALE
11/01/2014 9:00 AM
Bread of Life Lutheran Church. Get your
Christmas shopping done and support a great
cause! Bread of Life Lutheran Church is partnering
with the Minot YWCA in hosting “Fair Trade, Fair
Chance: Local & Global Craft Sale” on Saturday,
Nov 1. There will be fair trade jewelry, home decor,
and kitchen items for sale, made by women from
around the world. Each sale supports and pays the
artisans a fair wage for their beautiful handiwork.
Several local artists will also be selling their items,
including artists from Art Space, downtown Minot.
There will be caramel rolls and fair trade coffee
served as well. All additional proceeds benefit the
Minot YWCA. Located at Bread of Life Lutheran
Church (1415 17th Ave SW).
HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW
Saturday, 8 Nov, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Minot
Municipal Auditorium. Many crafters jointly
displaying unique handmade crafts. One check
covers all purchases, so no need to remember booth
location. Coffee, cookies, children’s area available.
FREE ADMISSION.
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NORTHERN SENTRY
CHURCHDIRECTORY
Little Flower
Catholic Church
800 University Avenue West
838-1520
Mass Schedule
St. Peter The Aleut Heritage Baptist
Eastern Orthodox
Independent Fundamental
Church
Meeting at 435 21st St. NW
833-1798
109 6th St. SE
Minot • 838-3094
Saturday .................. 5:30 pm
Sunday .......8:30 & 11:00 am Sunday Liturgy.................... 10 a.m.
Faith United
Methodist
Church
5900 N Broadway • Minot 58703
Worship: Sundays 11 a.m.
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday: 7p.m. at Life Tree Cafe
Wednesday Evenings: 5:15 p.m.
The Very Reverend Father Anastassy
Minot
Baptist Church
Sending the Glorious Light of Jesus
Christ to a Dark and Needy World
Weekly Worship Service
Sunday Worship ................... 10:45 a.m.
Saturday .......................... 6:30-8 p.m.
Sunday Evening .......................... 6 p.m.
Weekly Bible Study
Rev. Debra Ball-Kilbourne
Pastor David Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Apostolic Faith
Church, UPCI
Grand Hotel - Executive Suite
1505 N. Broadway
721-2309
2929 19th Ave NW • Minot
Located off Hwy 83 Bypass West
Fellowship...................... 10:30 a.m.
Worship ..........................11:00 a.m.
www.minotfpc.org
Visitors Welcome
Bethany Lutheran
215 3rd Ave. SE, Minot, ND
Phone: 838-5196 • Fax: 852-8494
A Member of the ELCA
Pastor Janet Hernes Mathistad
Pastor Gerald Roise
heritagebaptistminot.com
Harvest
Reformed
Church
We are devoted to faithful preaching
of God’s Word, Confessionally
Reformed Biblical worship.
838-0605
www.harvestreformedchurch.org
Minot First Church
of The Nazarene
2500 West Central Avenue
701-838-8704
Come Experience a Warm Family Feeling
(701) 838-0609
Coffee & Conversation ........ 9-9:30 a.m.
Sunday School ................ 2:00 p.m. Sunday School ....................... 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship .............. 3:30 p.m. Morning Worship .................. 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Bible Study .. 7:30 p.m. Midweek Service (Wed.).............. 7 p.m.
Jesse Starr, Pastor
North Hill
Baptist
Church
Sunday Worship .... 8:15 am & 10:45 am 524 21st Ave. NW • Minot, ND 58703
Sunday Fellowship ................... 9:15 am
701-839-7283
Sunday School ......................... 9:30 am Meet ‘n’ Greet ....................10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Worship ................ 6:45 pm
Worship ............................. 10:30 a.m.
Website: www.bethanylutheranminot.com
Email: [email protected]
Pastor Tim Bagwell
Sunday School .......................9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .................11:00 a.m.
Evening Worship ................... 6:00 p.m. Now meeting at 1505 N Broadway,
Wednesday Evening ............. 7:00 p.m. Grand International, Norse Room
Independent/Fundamental/KJV
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.
500 46th Ave NE • 839-1351
(with simple supper)
Pastor Dan Andrus, 701-578-5060
[email protected]
minotnorthhillbaptistchurch.com
“We’re Not There Yet…Come Grow With Us!”
Pastor Nathan Nye
St. John
the Apostle
Catholic Church
2600 West Central Ave • Minot, ND 58701
839-7076
ELCA
Saturday Worship ...............................5 pm
Sunday Traditional Worship...........9:30 am
Sunday Fellowship ......................10:30 am
Sunday Contemporary Worship .. 11:15 am
Fellowship ................... .10 am & 12:15 pm
Breadoflifeminot.com
Welcoming, Deepening and
Serving in Faith
Fr. Dave Zimmer, Pastor
Parish website: www.stjohnminot.com
838-1873
Classic Worship Service ..................8:30 a.m.
Adult Sunday School .......................9:45 a.m.
Contemporary Worship Service.......9:50 a.m.
Children’s Church ........................... 9:50 a.m.
Sunday School (All Ages) ..............11:00 a.m.
Contemporary Worship Service.....11:05 a.m.
Wed. Awana (Sept. - May).............6:30 p.m.
Rev. Kent Hinkel, Senior Pastor
Rev. Gordon Kroeker, Discipleship & Community Life
Pastor Sam Kautzmann, Student Ministries
Elaine Carlson, Children’s Ministry Directory
Immanuel
Baptist Church
1615 2nd St. SE • Minot • 839-3694
An Evangelical Free Church
3500 4th St. SW • 839-5127
(Just North of Super Wal-Mart)
Sundays:
Sunday School......................9:15a.m.
Worship...............................10:30 a.m.
Sunday School
& Fellowship ................... 9:00 a.m.
Wednesdays:
Soup Kitchen ...11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Family Supper........................5:45 p.m.
Classes for all ages...............6:30 p.m.
Adult Choir(as scheduled)......8:00 p.m.
Worship ........................ 10:45 a.m.
www.trinitychurchminot.org
430 N. Broadway • 839-1064
Sunday School ..........................11 a.m.
Sunday Worship ........................11 a.m.
Tuesday Lunch
Bible Study ....................11 a.m. -1 p.m.
Wed. Youth Classes ...... 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Brian T. Skar, Pastor
www.immanuelbaptistminot.org
Gospel Tabernacle
Community Church
9999 27th St NE
4 miles south of MAFB
James W. Henderson
Anna B. Henderson
Church: 701-838-4492
Home: 838-5759
KHRT 1320: 9 a.m. Sunday
Sunday School....................9:45 a.m.
Adult/Children Worship ........ 11 a.m.
Family Hour .........................6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship ................7:30 p.m.
Bible Study/Child-Adult
Children Worship (Wed) ..........7 p.m.
Prayer (Friday) .........................7 p.m.
Children’s Church for ages 3-8
Summer Series: “The Life of David”
838-0946 ~ 1720 4th Ave NW
www.minotbiblefellowship.org
Welcome to the
Minot Church of Christ
1315 1st St. NE
Sunday:
Bible Classes ................... 9:30 a.m.
Worship ........... 10:30 a.m. & 5 p.m.
Wednesday:
Bible Classes ........................ 7 p.m.
“Restoring 1st Century Christianity
in the 21st Century”
First Lutheran
Church - ELCA
St. Mark’s
Lutheran Church
Saturday Worship ............................. 5:30 pm
Sunday Worship ............ 8:30 am & 11:00 am
Sunday School Activities (all ages)
Sunday ............................................. 9:45 am
Wednesday....................................... 6:00 pm
Sunday Worship .............. 8:30 & 11 a.m.
120 - 5th Ave. NW
852-4853
Services are now available online at
firstlutheran.tv
Radio Broadcast KRRZ 1390 AM 8:30 AM
Pastor Ken Nelson
www.firstlutheranchurchminot.com
All Saints’
Episcopal Church
(Anglican)
301 S. Main St. • 839-1037
www.allsaintsminot.org
ABC Child Care & Pre-School Center
852-6352
Teaching the
Word, One Verse
At a Time! KJB
916 5th Ave, SE
Minot, ND 58701
www.firstbaptist-minot.org
Ed Williamson, Pastor &
Corey Rice, Associate Pastor
858-7777
Congregational
United Church
of Christ
1105 16th St. NW • 839-1407
415 28th Ave SE (Behind Menards)
Service at 10:45 am each Sunday
www.calvarychapelminot.org
Sunday School (all ages)................ 9:45 a.m. Sunday School .................................9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship ............. 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship .............................10:30 a.m.
Where you can find truth and
Wednesdays (Prayer & Missions) .. 6:30 p.m. Children’s Church ...........................10:30 a.m.
love in Christ Jesus the Lord!
Wednesday Family Training Hour ....6:30 p.m.
www.minotcrbc.org
Wednesday Kids on the Rock ..........6:30 p.m.
Sunday Worship .................... 10:30 am
email: [email protected]
Youth Center, Friday .............7:00 - 11:00 p.m.
Guest speaker Dr. Rick Dobson
The Carnegie Center
105 2nd Avenue SE
Bible
Fellowship
Church
701-509-4348
“A Family Worship Center”
I John 5:13
www.bbcminot.org
220-3rd St. S.W. • 852-4533
Sunday School ............... 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship ........... 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service ......6 p.m.
Wednesday Service..............7 p.m.
Meeting at North Hill Baptist Church
524 21st Avenue NW • Minot, ND 58703
West Minot
Church of God
First Baptist Church
400 22nd Ave NW • Minot
Wednesday...................... 6:30-8 p.m.
Daily Mass Schedule:
Tuesday ....................................... 7 p.m.
Sunday Worship ................. 10 a.m.
Wednesday - Friday .................... 9 a.m.
Saturday ...................................... 5 p.m. Wednesday Worship ....... 5:15 p.m.
Sunday ....................... 8 and 10:30 a.m.
BELIEVERS BIBLE
CHURCH of MINOT
1415 17th Ave SW • 838-3360
Pastor Taryn Montgomery
Pastor Alex Hoops
MINOT
Sunday School ....................... 9:30 a.m.
Wed. Prayer/Bible Study ............. 7 p.m.
Saturday Vespers ................. 6 p.m. Wed. Children’s Awana Club .. 6:45 p.m.
Fr. Fred Harvey, Pastor
www.littleflowerminot.com
Calvary Chapel
Sunday Worship .................. 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship ...... 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday Worship ............. 7:00 p.m.
Jueves Estudio Biblico........... 6:30 p.m.
(701)852-5399
www.dakotabaptistchurch.com
Email: [email protected]
Pastor Timothy Plemmons
Missouri Synod
Sunday School ........................ 9:45 a.m.
Adult Bible Class ..................... 9:45 a.m.
Adult Choir ............................... 9:45 a.m.
Holy Communion is served at our 8:30
service on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of th e
month and at our 11:00 service on the 2nd
& 4th Sundays of the month.
2209
4th Avenue NW • 839-4663
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Carlyle Roth, Pastor
Our Redeemer’s Church
A Church of the Lutheran Brethren
700 16th Ave SE
Sundays
Worship ...................... 8:30 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Interpreter services for the deaf......10:45 a.m.
Radio Broadcast KHRT 1320 AM ........11 a.m.
701-838-0750
For more information visit
us on the web at
www.ourredeemers.org
Bethel Free
Lutheran
AFLC
“Building Followers of Jesus Christ”
Sunday School ............................9 a.m.
Worship Service .................. 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday Supper ............... 6:15 p.m.
Adult/Youth Bible Study
Kids Club .....................................7 p.m.
Pastor Shane McLoughlin
530 22nd Ave NW • 852-6492
[email protected]
First Assembly
of God
1805 2nd St. SE
838-1111
Morning Worship ............ 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School .................. 10 a.m.
Morning Worship ................11 a.m.
Evening Worship ............ 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Family Night......7 p.m.
Vincent United
Methodist
Church
1800 Hiawatha St.
852-1872
Saturday Worship ........................5 p.m.
Sunday Worship .... 8:30 a.m. & 11 a.m.
John Streccius, Pastor
Nathan Mugaas, Pastor
1024 2nd St. SE • 838-4425
Behind Town & Country Shopping Center
open hearts...open minds...open doors!
Saturday Informal Worship .............. 5:00 p.m.
SundaySchool ................................. 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Worship Service ............... 10:00 a.m.
Fellowship...................................... 11:00 a.m.
Pastor Ray Baker
www.vincentumc.com
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www.northernsentry.com | [email protected] | 701.839.0946 | 315 S. Main Ste 202 | PO Box 2183 | Minot, North Dakota
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
MATURE,
RELIABLE,
AND A TRUSTWORTHY
INDIVIDUAL. Part-Time Retail
sales 25-35 hrs/week occasional
Sat. closed Sun. Apply in person
at Aeroport Hobby Shoppe, 2112
N. Broadway.
CITY OF MINOT AIRPORT
OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN
The City of Minot is accepting
applications
for
AIRPORT
OPERATIONS
TECHNICIAN.
Salary range is $3,157 –
$4,650 per month (starting
hourly rate $18.07). Maintains
airport facilities, services and
equipment. Must be available to
work flexible schedule covering
7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
Possession of a valid North
Dakota Class B driver's license,
with air brake endorsement or
ability to obtain within one year
of employment. Must pass preemployment fingerprint-based
background check and maintain
federally mandated security
clearance required to work at
an airport. All qualified and
selected applicants are required
to write the Civil Service exam
scheduled for 10:00am on
November 1, 2014 at Minot
Municipal Auditorium room 201.
Applications and full job
description available at Human
Resource Office, 515 2nd Ave
SW, Minot, ND or at www.
minotnd.org.
Deadline for
applications October 17, 2014 at
4:00 PM. EEO/By Order of the
Minot Civil Service Commission.
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THE
NORTH
DAKOTA
NATIONAL GUARD have
openings available in a variety of
career fields across the state and
in Minot. Continue your military
career on a part-time basis. For
more information call 420-5903
or 420-5904 in Minot.
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ZIMNY OILFIELD SERVICES
NOW
HIRING.
Labor/
Roustabout. Great pay, will train
$16-$23 Please call (701)
838-6884 or request app @
[email protected]
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ZIMNY OILFIELD SERVICES
Class A w/tanker CDL drivers
Great pay, and schedule $21$26 Please call (701) 838-6884
or request app @ hr.safety@
zimnyconsulting.com
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AUZZ PROPERTIES
25 miles North of Minot. $400
for 1yr lease. $500 for 6mth
lease. Utilities included in price.
Please call (701) 838-6884
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PROFESSIONALS
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CARRIERS NEEDED: The
Northern Sentry is now hiring
carriers to deliver at the MAFB.
Call 701-838-5937 for more
information.
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ENTERTAINMENT
RUTHVILLE BARBER SHOP,
Mon-Weds. 8:30 a.m. to 5
p.m. Appointments or walk ins,
haircut, neck shave and shoulder
massage for $13. Call 839-5311
today!
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LEE CLOUSE INDEPENDENT
BEAUTY CONSULTANT
www.marykay.com/1clouse.
701-839-0475 or 701-721-0475
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C H I R O P R A C T I C
SOLUTIONS - Now open &
accepting new patients. Flexible
hours
including
Saturdays.
Therapeutic massage therapist
available
utilizing
various
techniques. Lindsey White D.C.
& Danielle White L.M.T. 3108 S.
Broadway, Suite B, Minot, ND.
58701. 852-3232
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ANTIQUE STORES
Shop Minot’s largest antique/
second hand store. DAKOTA
ANTIQUES AND BOOKS.
#3 1st St. SE. Downton
Minot, 701-838-1150. OPEN
SATURDAY 10-3.
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FLEA MARKET
FOR SALE
MOVING NEED CASH? Sell
your used/unwanted items at
MAGIC CITY FLEA MARKET,
October 18 & 19, State
Fairgrounds. Info 838-1150.
FOR SALE
King size water bed for sale with
canopy and underneath storage
plus full dresser with mirror/hutch
and another chest of drawers.
$500.00 OBO 362-1003
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FLEA MARKET
FOR SALE, Getting ready
for Prom or Homecoming, 5
beautiful dresses, Black, Orange,
Red, Lavender, and Purple multi
layered dress sizes vary from 10
to 14. Prices range from $75.00
to $300.00. Please call for
details and pictures 362-1003.
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RETIRING: FOR SALE a
24” craftsman snow blower in
excellent condition used only
a couple of times. ($350) If
interested please call 701-3402445. Base pick up.
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NOW HIRING
We recently expanded our
business and are looking for a
few new staff members. If you
are looking to advance we are a
growing company with lots of
opportunities. Five day work
week - excellent benefits and
family owned.
Currently Hiring:
• ASE Certified Mechanic
• Tire and Lube Technicians
• Sales/Service Writer Position
Drop off your resume at either
Tires Plus location or appy orline at www.tiresplusnd.com
You can e-mail Jarid Lundeen
at [email protected]
CRAFT SHOW
SELL YOUR STUFF - One
person’s trash is another’s
treasure. Sell your unwanted
items with an ad in the Northern
Sentry. Contact us at nsads@srt.
com or 701-839-0946 for more
information.
GARAGE SALES
LARGE PCS SALE - Sat, 11 Oct
from 10-6 at 23-1 Linden Loop,
Minot AFB. Many household
items,
small
appliances,
entertainment center, palates
glider, tools, yard care items,
games, adult clothing, pet items
and more. We don't have kids;
so, no child items. All items priced
to sell.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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TRANSPORTATION
I BUY CARS OR HAUL
JUNKERS AWAY FOR FREE Call Karz 4-U at 240-9172.
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$ $ $ QUICK CASH $ $ $
Paying cash now for any car or
truck, running or not. We also sell
cars $500-$1500, give us a call.
Edwardson Sales 839-9512 (Will
haul junk cars or trucks away,
no charge)
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LOOKING
FOR
GREAT
ADVERTISING IDEAS? call
us at 839-0946 or email us at:
[email protected].
Place a classified
word ad for as little
as $3.50 per week!
For more
information call
839-0946
or email
[email protected].
JOHN’S
AUTOBODY
Pays Up To
$
500
Insurance Deductibles
We Guarantee All
Work & Color Match
4121 S. Broadway
839-8896
Place a classifieddisplay ad for as
little as $8.40 per
week! For more
information call
839-0946
or email
[email protected].
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NORTHERN SENTRY | 839.0946 | nsads@
srt.com | www.northernsentry.com
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTANT
ATTORNEYS
REAL ESTATE
500 20th Ave SW
24 W. Central, Minot • 852-0196
www.bradymartz.com
STORAGE UNITS
HOBBY SHOP
AUTOMOTIVE
ACTION AUTO
WRECKING
Free Parts Locating service
1215 Valley St., Minot
Formerly Minot Wrecking
ADVERTISING
LOOKING
FOR
GREAT
ADVERTISING IDEAS? call
us at 839-0946 or email us at:
[email protected].
We pay top price for cars
& trucks, running or not
Selling new, used and rebuilt parts.
Phone 852-2470 or Toll Free
1-800-533-5904 • Fax 838-7627
www.northernsentry.com
Place an ad for as little as $8.40 per week and
get your business noticed! For more information
call 839-0946 or email [email protected].
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REAL ESTATE
MANAGEMENT OF RENTAL
HOMES & APARTMENTS.
Professional, experienced, and
affordable. Contact Matt or
Geri. IPM, Inc. 852-1157
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Find ALL listed homes
for sale in Minot and the
surrounding areas at www.
brokers12.com.
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PRICE REDUCED:
FSBO
$180,000, 4 bedroom, 2
bathroom manufactured home
on 1/2 acre lot one mile outside
of Minot city limits. New carpets,
dishwasher and microwave plus a
huge swingset. Located in great
neighborhood. Please call/text
701-340-5493.
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CONDO
NW
MINOT.
Secured building, 2 Bedroom,
1.75 Baths, Excellent Condition,
Brick Fireplace with electric
insert, Wall air conditioner,
Electric Heat, Double Garage.
All appliances included. 1602
Terrace Dr. #201. $134,700.
Call 852-9169 or 340-5593
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3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH
MOBILE
HOME.
Secured$1,300/$1,000 deposit
plus gas & electric. Small, quiet
Park in SE Minot. No Pets. 8336372
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Place a display ad in the Northern Sentry
For more information call 839-0946
or visit us at 315 S Main St. Suite 202
(inside the front doors of the Main Medical building)
or email [email protected].
Welcome to Your New Home
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