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Kenmare School Lunch Menu

Thurs., Dec. 20--Breakfast: Cereal, toast, fruit, juice & milk. Lunch: Chicken wrap, cooked carrots, buttered noodles, mixed fruit.

Fri., Dec. 21--Breakfast: Car-mel or cinnamon roll, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch: Hot ham & cheese sandwich, chips, grapes.

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Thurs., Dec. 20--GB: Bottineau Here, 4:15/5:45/7:15.

Dec. 21-Jan. 2--Holiday Break.

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Wrestlers split at Grenora triangularBeginning a grueling long

weekend schedule, the Honkers wrestling team split a triangular in Grenora Thursday night and Friday morning were on their way to the Linton tournament, 305 miles away.

The Honkers took down the host MonDak Thunder, 33-25, but lost to Minot Ryan, 48-27.

Against MonDak, Derrick Han-deland and Zane Miller pinned their opponents, Handeland in 1:01 and Miller in 1:08, while Diontrea Anderson worked out a 9-7 decision.

Payton Witt, Skyler Ford and Tyler Burtch all received forfeit wins and Lathan Stroklund was in another close contest, but lost a 5-4 decision.

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Young wrestlers fi nish 4th in State Jr. Hi. tourney

AndrewChristensentakes jr-high

championshipAndrew Christensen, an eighth

grader who has normally been wrestling varsity, took the junior high world by storm on Saturday when he won a state championship at 140 pounds.

Christensen sailed through the tournament, scoring 25.5 points for the Honkers and fi nishing the day undefeated.

In his fi rst match, he took a 16-0 technical fall over Alex Martinez of Bowman County.

The second round was a scare in facing Kayden Mertens of Wa-chter Middle School in Bismarck. Christensen pulled out an exciting 1-0 decision.

His next match was a pin in

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Boys basketball season opensat Velva invitational tournament

The Honker boys basketball season opened last Tuesday when they met up with the Surrey Mustangs in the annual Velva invitational Tournament.

Although the outcome wasn’t what they hoped for, the Honkers played well and lost by the narrow margin of 52-49. Kenmare fell behind 18-13 in the fi rst quarter but out scored Surrey 13-8 in the second period to knot the score at 26 at halftime.

The third period was the down-fall when Surrey out scored the Honkers 10-5 to grab a 36-31 lead and held on to the lead to gain the 3-point win.

Keaton Chrest led the Honk-ers with 13 points, Lucas Holter added 10, Sam Meidinger 9, Gar-rett Stroklund 8, Keagan Lauten-schlager 7 and Jaden McNeiley 2. Surrey got 15 from Cody Fuchs and 14 from Alex Hanson.

Coach Keysor commented, “Defensively we were fl at footed in the perimiter and gave up way too many driving lanes which Surrey did a good job of attacking

the basket and fi nishing at the rim. Our team didn’t rotate to the next guy which starts with our perimiter defense and when we let guys go by us it puts everyone in a tough spot”.

In other fi rst round games Velva defeated Glenburn 70-62, Under-wood defeated South Prairie 61-46 and Our Redeemer’s defeated Nedrose 57-30.

The loss put the Honkers in the consolation bracket where they were paired against Glenburn on Thursday, losing to the Panthers 56-47. Kenmare fell behind 14-7, 27-20 and 39-26 at the quarter breaks. Lucas Holter scored 18 for the Honkers, Keagan Lauten-schlager 9, Garrett Stroklund 7, Sam Meidinger 6, Jaden McNeiley 5, Keaton Chrest 2.

Honkers place 7thSaturday’s action paired the

Honkers vs. South Prairie for 7th place and came away with a 56-32 win. Kenmare opened quarter leads of 12-7, 28-13 and 44-21 en-route to the win. Sam Meidinger led scoring with 13, Keagan Laut-

enschlaer got 12, Garrett Stoklund 11, Lucas Holter 10, Keaton Chrest 6, Reeve Froseth and Jaden Mc-Neiley 2 each.

Coach Keysor said “We started off quick scoring 12 points in the fi rst few minutes but then didn’t score again for the fi nal 3 minutes of the quarter. Offensively we just settle for 3 points shots and when we aren’t knocking them down we need to find other ways to score. Defensively we were a little quicker to react, but still need to do a better job of knowing where our man is and where the ball is at. Too many times we are getting beat because our defense isn’t in good positions off the ball”.

Velva won the tourney with a 49-33 win over Underwood, third place went to Surrey over Our Redeemers 51-34 and Nedrose defeated Glenburn 61-43 for 5th place.

The Honkers hosted Bishop Ryan last night and travel to Bottineau Thursday before the Holiday break.

I got it . . . Kenmare teammates Sam Meidinger and Garrett Stroklund momentarily battle each other for a rebound, while surrounded by South Prairie opponents. Meidinger came down with the ball in his hands, and went back up to the basket to score two. The Honkers beat South Prairie 56-32 on Saturday at the Velva Tournament.

NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, January 22, 2019, an election will be held in Kenmare Public School District No. 28 of Ward, Burke, Renville and Mountrail Counties, North Dakota, for the purpose of sub-mitting to the voters of the School District, the question of whether the following Initial Resolution for the issuance of general obligation bonds adopted by the School Board of the School District on November 20, 2018, at a meeting of the School Board duly called and held, shall be approved:

BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of Kenmare Public School District No. 28 of Ward, Burke, Renville and Mountrail Counties, North Dakota (the “School District”), that it is neces-sary and expedient for the School

Public NoticeDistrict to issue its general obli-gation school building bonds as hereafter described:

1. The maximum amount of bonds proposed to be issued is $14,200,000.

2. The purpose for which the bonds are proposed to be issued is to provide funds, together with any other funds available, to construct and equip school buildings, includ-ing construction of an elementary school addition on to the existing high school building, construction of a new gymnasium at the high school, and to make site improve-ments to school property.

3. The assessed valuation of all taxable property in the School District as defined in N.D.C.C. Section 21-03-01, is $188,618,313 as last fi nally equalized for the year 2018.

4. The total amount of bonded indebtedness of the School Dis-trict, all issued for school building purposes, is $2,110,000.

AND YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED AS FOLLOWS:

The School District, in compli-ance with Chapter 15.1-36 of the North Dakota Century Code, pro-vides the following information:

If approved, the bond issue will result in an estimated additional millage of 49.81 mills, equal to $49.81 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation for the first taxable year.

AND YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED AS FOLLOWS:

That the polling places for hold-ing the election will be as follows:

Kenmare Elementary School Kenmare High School, 623 N. Central Avenue 300 7th Ave. NE, Kenmare, ND 58746 Kenmare, ND 58746.

And you are further notifi ed that the polls of said election will be open at 8:00 a.m., Central Time,

and will remain open continuously thereafter until 8:00 p.m., Central Time, of that day and that said election is to be held on Tuesday, January 22, 2019.

DATED: November 20, 2018.BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL

BOARD OF KENMARE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28, WARD, BURKE, RENVILLE AND MOUNTRAIL COUNTIES, NORTH DAKOTA.

Mary Ann Melin Business Manager, Kenmare Public School

Absebtee ballots and applica-tion request forms are available by contacting Business Manager, Mary Ann Melin at 701-385-4996, Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Kenmare High School Offi ce.

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1:51, however, it was over Honker teammate Jaxson Holter.

In the fi rst-place match, Chris-tensen took an easy, 7-1 decision from Jonathan Morrell of Man-dan.

The team took fourth with a team score of 119 points with Christensen getting a chunk of it with 25.5.

Diontrea Anderson took third, as did William Cook and Timothy Ford in the sixth-grade division.

Anderson picked up pins against Williston and Simle Middle School opponents before dropping his third match in an 8-2 decision to Karsten Hegney of Mandan.

In the third-place match, he took a 10-1 major decision over Logan Cambridge of Dickinson.

Ford lost his fi rst match in an exciting 6-5 decision to Gavin Engwicht of New Salem. He then bounced back to get three consec-tive pins against his opponents to

claim third.Cook got his third-place fi nish

with two decisions, both by 4-2 scores, including the third-place match which was a sudden victory.

Cole Mogren added fourth place to his resume, gaining to consecu-tive pins before dropping a couple of matches.

Holter was also a fourth-place fi nisher. He was gifted a bye, then won a sudden victory and lost a sudden victory.

Sheldon Skar had a busy day, working his way into sixth place. He lost his first match, picked up a bye and two pins, then lost a 4-0 decision to Trevin Sago of Beulah.

Aiden Melin, Joshua Mariner, Lynndon Feldner, Derrick Hande-land, Cade Peterson, Wry Miller, Taden Overton, Austin Porter and Anthony Topolski also participat-ed, highlighted by Handeland who pinned Ibrahim Jama of Wachter in his opening round.

Against Minot Ryan, Jaxson Holter, Skyler Ford and Zane Miller all picked up pins, Holter in 1:15, Ford in 1:17 and Miller in 1:24.

Witt picked up an 8-1 decision and Anderson was granted six points on a forfeit win.

________Wrestlers face tough competition at LintonComing off a good team per-

formance in the Kenmare Invita-tional, the Honker wrestling team took a big hit in Linton Saturday.

Skyler Ford was the highest placing Honker wrestler, fi nish-ing eighth in the 29-team tourna-ment.

Lathan Stroklund was ninth,

Payton Witt was 12th and Zane Miller 16th in a tournament head coach Danny Mogren knew was diffi cult going in.

“It’s tough down there, it’s a tough tournament,” Mogren said. “But I like the tournament this time of year. It shows we’ve got a lot of work to do.”

Mogren said there could be any number of reasons why the team struggled, but he was able to look at it as if the glass was half full.

“We got to see kids we don’t normally see,” he said. “We can do some scouting and better un-derstand weight classes. Zane wrestled well but was out matched. Lathan was close and there was a lot of pressure on Skyler. He just didn’t perform.”

Girls defeat the Bombers, lose to Velva and MLS

Sisters Kate and Megan Zim-mer both hit double figures for the Kenmare Honkers in their 62-51 win over the Lewis & Clark-Berthold Bombers.

Kate Zimmer led the Honkers with 16 on the night, followed by Ashley Bauer with 14 and Megan Zimmer 11. Marissa Jensen and Sierra Skar each added 7, Jeneca Kostad put up 5 and Taylor Schoe-mer, 3.

The Bombers were led by Abby Simons, who led all scorers with 21.

Kenmare fell behind in the fi rst quarter, but bounced back quickly in the second to go into the locker room at halftime with a 31-25 lead.

Berthold added a couple of points to make it closer at the end of three, but the Honkers secured the win with a 14-7 fourth-quarter score.

Kenmare’s C-Squad and Junior Varsity teams made it a clean sweep over the Bombers as the C-Squad won 48-36 and the Junior Varsity defeated the Bombers

49-30.Velva 55, Kenmare 27

Kenmare’s match-up against the Velva Aggies Thursday eve-ning was about the exact opposite as the previous game, as the Ag-gies came out with a very impres-sive full court press and sharp shooting to open an early 21-6 lead at the end of the fi rst quarter and continued to dominate with leads of 36-12 and 46-19 at the next two breaks.

Velva, who appears to be a top contender in District 11 and Re-gion 6, got 22 points from Emma Passa, Hope Brewer added 17, and Kaitlyn Lund 7 to lead their team.

Kenmare’s Jeneca Kostad, Sierra Skar and Megan Zimmer each scored 7 points, Taylor Schoe-mer 3, Marissa Jensen 2 and Kate Zimmer 1.

Velva also got preliminary wins over the Honkers as the C-squad lost 45-39 and the junior varsity also lost 52-42 to the Aggies.

MLS 48, Honkers 41

The Honkers hosted MLS Mon-day evening and lost to the Mav-ericks 48-41 in a non-conference game. The Honkers got off to a good start and led 11-8 at the fi rst quarter stop, but the Mavericks came back to tie the score at 24-24 at halftime. The third quarter was all MLS as they outscored the Honkers 13-3 to take a 37-27 lead. Kenmare cut the margin to 4-points in the fi nal period but MLS prevailed for the win.

Kate Zimmer scored 16 to lead the Honkers, Ashley Bauer added 14, Sierra Skar 6, Megan Zimmer 3 and Marissa Jensen 2.

MLS was led by Kylie Aber-nathy with 17, Leah Feland 10, Allison Undlin and Janie Savelk-oul 8 each.

In the preliminary game, Ken-mare’s C-Squad team defeated Bottineau 45-26. The young Honk-ers led 13-4, 23-10 and 39-16 at the quarter stops.

Kenmare will host Bottineau tomorrow evening, Dec. 20th, for the fi nal game before the holiday break,