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4 - FALLON COUNTY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2015 Recess Relay event May 29. Baker's third through eighth graders gathered on the football field for the annual Recess Relay event. These students participated in many events including the corn hole toss, ladder ball, old clothes race, three-legged race, and many others to sup- port the cause of fighting against cancer. This year, the seventh and eighth graders joined in the fun and stepped up to help run the races and guide younger students to the events. It was a successful relay and everyone had a great time! All funds raised go to the American Cancer Society. Judge's Corner DUI - Refusal to consent to blood or breath tests for alcohol/drugs or both. Section 61-8-402 M.C.A. Blood or breath tests for alcohol, drugs, or both. A person who op- erates or is in actual physical control of a vehicle upon ways of this slate open to the public is considered to have given consent to a test or tests of the person's blood or breath for the purpose of determining any measured amount or detected presence of alcohol or drugs in the person's body. A person who is unconscious or who is otherwise in a condition rendering the person incapable of refusal is considered not to have withdrawn the consent. If an arrested person refuses to submit to one or more tests re- quested and designated by the of- ficer, the refused test or tests may not be given, but the officer shall, on behalf of the department, im- mediately seize the person's dri- ver's license. The peace officer shall immediately forward the li- cense to the department, along with a report certified under penalty of law stating which con- ditions provide the basis for the testing request and confirming that the person refused to submit to one or more tests requested and designated by the peace of- ficer. Upon receipt of the report, the department shall suspend the license for the period provided for per statute. The following suspension pe- riods are applicable upon refusal to submit to one or more tests: (i) upon a first refusal, a suspension of six months with no provision for a restricted probationary li- cense: (ii) upon a second or sub- sequent refusal within five years of a previous refusal, as deter- mined from the records of the de- partment, a suspension of one year with no provision for a re- stricted probationary license. If a person who refuses to sub- mit to one or more tests under this section is the holder of a commercial driver's license, in addition to any action taken against the driver's noncommer- cial driving privileges, the de- partment shall: (i) upon a first refusal, suspend the person's commercial driver's license for a one year period; and (ii) upon a second or subsequent refusal, suspend the person's commercial driver's license for life, subject to department rules adopted to implement federal rules allowing for license reinstatement, if the person is otherwise eligible, upon completion of a minimum suspension period of ten years. If the person has a prior conviction of a major offense listed in 61-8- 802(2) arising from a separate in- cident, the conviction has the same effect as a previous testing This summer, catch up on the news anywhere! Many subscription options are availp.blo 'all: 800-275-7 littp://www.falloncountyextra.com/subscribe/ Subscribers have lull access to ;ill our online content, including the F-Fditions section. MONTANA POST FRAME NOW SERYING WES1ERN NORTH DAKOTA Mr— Otc, - t'l• www.mtpost frame .corn 400 . .. 70,6.9966 Specialism'n post frame buildings an steel hybrid buildings fo residential. agriculture, commercial applic,ttion 4 free Estimates Financing Available Clear Spans Up to 170' refusal for purposes of this sub- section. A nonresident driver's license seized under this section must be sent by the department to the li- censing authority of the nonresi- dent's home state with a report of the nonresident's refusal to sub- mit to one or more tests. Quantum Energy issues shareholder update Tempe, AZ - Refinery de- veloper Quantum Energy, Inc. is pleased to issue the follow- ing shareholder update on corporate developments. Quantum has recently en- gaged the consulting services of an investment advisory firm who has directed the company to its team of S-1 at- torneys and auditors. As such, the services of the previously announced law firm and its related investment advisors are no longer required. \We are excited about the progress we are rapidly making on both the 2015 audit and the S- 1 registration filing as we continue to move forward in our corporate governance and refinery development ef- forts,\ said Stan Wilson, Quantum's chairman. \With the S-1 registration we will become fully reporting and with the capital to be raised we will seek a listing on both a major US and Canadian ex- change. The proposed fund- ing will also trigger the permitting process on the first of our Bakken refineries,\ Wilson added. The February 28, 2015 year end audit is nearing comple- tion by the CPA firm of Seale & Beers and the law firm of Brunson Chandler & Jones, PLLC is now handling the 5 - Ito expedite its filing. Recent negotiations on the Fairview, Montana site re- sulted in an increase in acreage from 144.6 acres to 154 acres as the two landowners agreed to a six month extension of a key term of the option agree- ments. Quantum has signed two year Option Agreements with landowners in Baker, MT; Fairview, MT; Stanley, ND; and Berthold, ND for Energy Center refinery sites and is making progress in firming up relationships with other strategic alliance partners, re- finery design teams, engi- neering firms, major diesel off -take sources and potential funding sources as well as crude supply candidates. Wiseman awarded 2015 Theodore Roosevelt Honor Leadership Program Award Dickinson, ND - Jerilyn Wise- man was one of 14 Dickinson students to be awarded the 2015 Theodore Roosevelt Honor Leadership Program Award. Jerilyn will receive $3,030 a year with admittance to the honors program, renew- able annually for up to four years by remaining in the pro- gram. By enrolling in the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program (TRHLP), Jerilyn will also complete a minor in leadership studies and must maintain a minimum 3.25 grade point avcrage. U.S. CENSUS BUREAU HAS OPENINGS FOR YEAR ROUND, PART TIME INTERVIEWERS. 15-20 HOURS A MONTH, $12.19/HOUR, & $0.575/M1LE. BENEFITS MAY APPLY MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN, LIVE IN CARTER. CUSTER. DAWSON. FALLON. PRAIRIE. OR WIBAUX COUNTIES HAVE DRIVERS LICENSE, RELIABLE VEHICLE, AND BE AVAILABLE TO WORK DAY, EVENING, AND WEEKEND HOURS. l'O APPLY CALL 1-877-474-5226 BY JUNE 23, 2015 10 BE SCHEDULED TO ATTEND A RECRUITING SESSION IN BAKER MT ON JUNE 24. 2015 The U.S. Department of Commerce is An Equal Opportunity Employer. This agency provides reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities. If you need reasonable accommodations for any part of the application process, please notify the agency. Decisions will be made on a case -by -case basis. Friends of FMC Foundation would like to thank the very generous businesses, donors, volunteers and golfers who helped with the success of the 18th Annual Mammo Whammo Golf Tournament especially Darryl Espeland, DD.; Stevenson Design; Con'eer Engineering; James R. Campbell, DDS; K & S Electric; Healthland; Insurance Store; F & D Oilfield Maintenance; Prairie Fuels; Woody's Trucking; Denbury; Mitchell's Oilfield Service; Quality Transportation; Baker Metal & Recycling; Crawford's Construction; Badlands Directory Company; Baker Body Shop; C & S Automotive; DNOW; 41 Well Service; Aflac; Bruce & Mardi Brown; Big Sky Financial Planning Group; Baker Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture; SMART; Wells Fargo; Baker Club; 1 & M Lumber; Reynolds; Mid -Rivers; Rexall Drug; Scissor Wizard; The Corner Bar; FedEx; Spirits Plus; Rocky Mountain Administrators; Lakeview Country Club; B&B Septic; Thee Garage & Steakhouse; Big Game Casino & Tav- ern; Eide Bailly; Baker Ace; Baker Furniture; Russell's; Lawler's; Sew What Custom Embroi- dery; Zachmann Construction; Craig & Wanda Pinnow; Bob & Selena Nelson; Precision/NAPA; Food Services of America; Baker CowBelles; Blue Rock Distributing; Bank of Baker; Fallon County Times, Newell Broadcasting -KFLN,KJJM, Allen & Trish Barth; Friends of FMC Foundation and FMC; A special thank you goes to the volunteers Doug and Rosanne Varner, Kim O'Donnell, Louise Varner, Craig Pinnow, Karla Kings, Bob & Selena Nelson, Steve Zachmann, Travis & Marley Zachmann, Travis Bailey, Hunter Bailey, Mona Madler, Susan Stevens; Tammy Reetz, Jonathan Reels, Victoria Arends, April Bruha, Racquel Tmnstad, and Tierra Tronstad. If it wasn't for all of the donors, volunteers, and golfers we could not run this fun golf tournament. All proceeds from this event will go toward a Hydro - collator, Colpac Chilling Unit and an Ultrasound System for the Rehab Dept. at FMC. Thanks again! We will not forget your kindness! Winners of the 2015 18th Annual Mainmo Whammo Golf Pink Ball Scramble were: 1st Deanna Baker Brad Mitchell Dillon Mitchell Patrick Skillestad 2nd Pat Harrison Sharon Harrison Dave Riegel Sandy Riegel 3rd Joe Zacher Harvey Vihauer Kevin Mitchell Bruce Essinger 4th Erik Morris Marisa Straub Ryan Varner Karlee Murnion
