NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 1

FREE | FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 | WWW.NORTHERNSENTRY.COM | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE | VOL. 54 • ISSUE 12

U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | STAFF SGT. CHAD TRUJILLO 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY Hell froze over: The Lynn Aas Story SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS

INOT, duty, obligation and desire life. Even though he was By this time in the something you learn real N.D. to serve their country,” an excellent shot, he told interview, I realized I had fast,” Lynn said. “You -- “I Lynn said. “After Pearl me the thought of being a started bouncing my legs learn how to duck bullets, don’t Harbor, the loyalty of rifl eman didn’t thrill him. and rubbing my hands you learn how to dodge know everybody was strong “It wasn’t easy, but I together to stay warm. the various artillery that why I and we wanted to fi nd a accepted what was given to That hangar felt like it came in, and you learn justM got choked up there,” how to survive in deep he said, wiping his nose snow. My mission became with a handkerchief. “I’m survival you might say, normally not that way.” plus watching out for my I hadn’t even noticed his buddies.” emotion. There were no As Lynn recalled those tears in his eyes. His voice brutal 45 days in combat didn’t crack. If he hadn’t near Bastogne, Belgium, mentioned it, I never would he spoke with ease. He have known he missed a described how terrible the beat. I could tell during our weather was with blizzard- hour-long interview this like conditions and no was the norm for him. He shelter to protect them doesn’t have a weak bone from it. He named each in his body. soldier he had been paired Lynn Aas is a 94-year- up with throughout battle. old World War II veteran. He remembered each date He served during the of each movement his Battle of the Bulge as a unit made, something I combat infantry rifl eman was especially impressed and is a Bronze Star and with. As if I wasn’t already Purple Heart recipient. He hooked, Lynn then started attended the Massachusetts on the diffi cult topics. The Institute of Technology day of January 7, 1945 was for engineering. He is an particularly hard, beginning educated accountant and U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL with Lynn trying to console has a law degree. He served his foxhole partner. as a member of Legislature. U.S. Army Private 1st Class (Sep.) Lynn Aas, 17th Airborne Division combat infantry rifl eman, poses for a “He was scared to death photo at the Dakota Territory Air Museum in Minot, N.D., Feb. 18, 2016. Aas served during the Battle of He was a devoted husband the Bulge and was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for his sacrifi ces. and fearful,” Lynn recalled. and is a father to four boys. “He said to me, ‘I know Simply put, he is inspiring. solution.” me, and I don’t think I ever was getting colder by the I’ll be killed,’ and I tried As we sat down to talk in Shipped off to Macon, complained to anybody minute. Then Lynn began to encourage him. At 11 the unheated air museum Georgia for basic training, about it,” Lynn said. talking about the Battle of that morning I was laying hangar, I apologized it was there Lynn was given “Nobody liked combat. War the Bulge. I instantly forgot for how cold it was. It the job of infantry rifl eman, is hell. I can’t say I liked about the temperature. was February in Minot, a job he said he became it, but I was an expert shot “Staying alive is Continued on page 12 North Dakota so the quite good at while hunting and was trained beyond room temperature was in the North Dakota my years, beyond my uncomfortable. Wasting no countryside his entire assignment.” time at all, Lynn replied, “I’ve been colder,” with a knowing smile on his face. Slightly embarrassed by my own ignorance, I instantly knew it was going to be a fantastic interview. Lynn began his story by telling me how the bombings of Pearl Harbor inspired him to leave college and enlist in the U.S. Army in order to do his part. “I think everybody actually felt it was their NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 3 23rd Bomber Barons Return from Guam CONTACTUS Tonya Stuart-Melland AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JESSICA WEISSMAN | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS Sales Manager | Ad Designer [email protected] INOT AIR FORCE decade. to offi cials and the men the B-52 community Beth Duchsherer MBASE, N.D. “I am so proud of the and women who fl y and incredibly well and Ad Designer | Sales Representative -- Returning home to a men and women of the support them, provide a are a true testament [email protected] hero’s welcome, Airmen 23rd Bomb Squadron signifi cant capability that to our global Tia Klein of the 5th Bomb Wing and supporting squadrons enables readiness and mission of providing Ad Designer | Sales Representative reunited with friends and for their service this commitment to deterrence, continuous assurance [email protected] family at the base theater deployment,” said provides assurances allies and deterrence.” today following a six- Katie Gorecki, wife of and strengthens regional Earlier in the MINOT AIR FORCE BASE month deployment in the Lt. Col. Ryan Gorecki, security and stability in the week, the 69th PUBLIC AFFAIRS Pacifi c region supporting commander of the 23rd Indo-Asia-Pacifi c region. Expeditionary Chief of Public Affairs the continuous bomber Bomb Squadron. “I “It’s very exciting to see Bomb Squadron and Maj. Jamie Humphries presence mission. watched with pride seeing families being reunited,” support personnel, Public Affairs Offi cer During the deployment, their accomplishments said Capt. Margaret also located at Minot, Lt. Kylee Ashton approximately 275 in international news Ingerslew, 69th Bomb departed North Chief Editor Airmen and four B-52 headlines and missed them Squadron. “There is a huge Dakota to replace the 23rd in the Pacifi c Staff Sgt. Chad B. Trujillo Stratofortresses from the here at home especially support system in place Staff Photojournalists 23rd Bomb Squadron were over the holidays.” here at Minot for those region. Minot AFB based at Andersen Air Air Force Global Strike here and away, but nothing is the only dual-wing, Master Sgt. Charlene Spade Force Base, Guam where aircraft conducting CBP beats having your family nuclear-capable Tech. Sgt. Kevin Davidson U.S. Pacifi c Command has missions include the B-52 complete again. We are base in the Air Staff Sgt. Kristine MacDonald maintained a continuous Stratofortress, B-1 Lancer so proud of what all the Force, hosting two Senior Airman Kristoffer R. Kaubisch bomber presence in the and the B-2 Spirit aircraft. Barons accomplished while legs of the strategic Senior Airman Sean Danker-Smith region for more than a These aircraft, according away - they represented deterrence triad. Senior Airman Apryl L. Hall Senior Airman Sahara Fales Airman 1st Class Christian Sullivan Airman 1st Class Izabella Sullivan AF senior leaders brief State of the Air Force Airman 1st Class Justin Armstrong Airman 1st Class Matthew Rauschnot MIKE MARTIN | SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE PUBLIC AFFAIRS Airman 1st Class Jessica Weissman Media Relations ASHINGTON in the South China Sea Airmen. James said the Modernizing Marissa Howard (AFNS) -- Air … and then a few weeks service’s Airmen are high aircraft, James WForce Secretary ago, North Korea tested a demand, low density, using said, will provide COMMANDERS Deborah Lee James and nuclear weapon,” she said. one career fi eld to highlight warfi ghters 5th Bomb Wing Commander: Air Force Chief of Staff James added in the strain on the force. with enhanced Col. Jason R. Armagost Gen. Mark A. Welsh III Afghanistan, the Taliban, “In the maintenance capabilities. 5th Bomb Wing Vice Commander: discussed the State of the al-Qaida, ISIL and other arena, because we have One example of Col. David Ballew Air Force during a press anti-government groups, aging platforms ... the the service’s eff ort 91st Missile Wing Commander: conference at the Pentagon continue to conduct attacks, maintenance needs are to modernize is the Col. Michael J. Lutton March 7. undermine security, and going up,” James said. B-21. James said in 91st Missile Wing Vice Commander: James acknowledged a create challenges to the “We have thousands of the case of the 21st Col. Kelvin Townsend lot has happened since the people and government of maintainers in the force, century bomber the NEWSSUBMISSIONS last State of the Air Force Afghanistan. but we actually need Air Force is leaning Northern Sentry Offi ce address in August 2015. “Your Air Force has more maintainers going forward and trying to [email protected] | 701.839.0946 “In October, Russia been extremely busy and forward.” be more transparent. launched its fi rst airstrikes extremely eff ective,” James Welsh agreed, adding “We’ve given MAFB Public Affairs Offi ce in Syria. In November, said. “In the past year, maintenance professionals the bomber a (Islamic State of Iraq coalition forces upped the are working hard and designation, shown [email protected] and the Levant) terrorists ante against (ISIL), fl ying retention could be a you an artist’s 701.723.6212 attacked Paris again, as more than 55,000 sorties challenge. rendering, given a MAIL&FAX well as Lebanon, Mali, in support of Operation “With six fl eets of detailed explanation 315 South Main Street, Suite 202 and here at home in San Inherent Resolve.” airplanes now over 50 years of the acquisition PO Box 2183 Bernadino. In January, However, the service’s old, 21 or so fl eets over approach, and told Minot, ND 58701 | 701.839.1867 China landed an aircraft persistent eff ort takes a toll 25 years old, it just gets you how we’ll hold VIEWONLINE on a newly built runway on aircraft, readiness and tougher to keep them fl ying down costs,” James www.northernsentry.com and we see that all over the said. www.minot.af.mil Air Force,” he said. James also FACEBOOK James said after 20 announced that years of downsizing, the Airmen and families Minot Air Force Base - Northern Sentry. The Northern Sentry is pub- Air Force has focused on can now go online lished by BHG, Inc., a private fi rm infusing resources into both and submit their idea operating independently of the U.S. Air the recruiting force and the for naming the B-21 Force. Contents of the Northern Sentry technical training bases. by clicking here. are not necessarily the offi cial views of, “When you’re recruiting As part of her or endorsed by, the U.S. government, more and you’re retaining remarks the secretary the Department of Defense or the De- more … that is how you also shared the list of partment of the Air Force. The offi cial grow. That’s the approach seven sub-contractors newssource for Minot Air Force Base is www.minot.af.mil. The appearance that we’re taking,” James who will be working of advertising in this publication, in- said. “We hope to reach with Northrop cluding inserts or supplements, doesn’t the 317,000 number on the Grumman in building constitute endorsements by the DoD, active duty side by the end the fi rst bomber of the Department of the Air Force or of this fi scal year.” the 21st century. BHG Inc., of the products or services Welsh also spoke about The list includes: advertised. Everything advertised in remotely piloted aircraft BAE Systems, GKN this publication shall be made avail- able for purchase, use or patronage training and crews, saying Aerospace, Janicki without regard to race, color, religion, he expects the Air Force Industries, Orbital sex, national origin, age, marital will train about 334 RPA ATK, Pratt and status, physical handicap, political pilots in fi scal year 2016, Whitney, Rockwell affi liation, or any other nonmerit factor up from about 180 in past Collins, and Spirit of the purchasers, users or patrons. years. Aerosystems. We welcome your stories and photos of interest to the readership of the Northern Sentry. Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs reserves the right to not NORTHERN SENTRY | 839.0946 authorize publication.The Northern Sentry deadline for submission of ma- terials is at noon the Tuesday before [email protected] | www.northernsentry.com publication date. 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

Friends and family greet 5th Bomb Wing and 23rd Bomber Airman at the base theater at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., March 4, 2016. Approximately 275 Airmen and four B-52H BOMBER Stratofortresses returned after a six month deployment to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam.

U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS BY STAFF SGT. CHAD TRUJILLO, SENIOR AIRMAN SAHARA FALES, AIRMAN 1ST CLASS J.T. ARMSTRONG, BARONS AND AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JESSICA WEISSMAN RETURN NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 5 6 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

Cancer: The Thief of Loved Ones AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JESSICA WEISSMAN | MINOT AIR FORCE BASE PUBLIC AFFAIRS

MINOT AIR FORCE join, my family and friends diagnosed with a rare and was lost in Clinton, Indiana, worriedly. BASE, N.D. -- The transition supported me more than I aggressive form of testicular his hometown. Facebook “You’re joking right? from growing up living ever even dreamed. I felt cancer. He received the news updates and texts ensured Please, tell me you’re within a few miles of your invincible knowing they a month before his 21st me that Alex was remaining joking,” I said vacantly. family and closest friends to were behind me every step birthday. positive, was enjoying his “No, Jess, I am sorry,” he starting your military career of the way. My support Although he was time left on Earth and was said delicately. “Todd just thousands of miles away system was strong, and I was diagnosed well before I left not afraid to meet his Father called me. He told me he can be diffi cult for some motivated to conquer basic for boot camp, it was still in Heaven. was with Alex all night, and incoming Airmen, including training. All was right in the hard to complete each day Wednesday, October 21, was holding him as he went myself. The idea of joining world of Jessie. All except without wondering if he was 2015, came too soon. home to Heaven.” the Air Force was always in my best friend. doing okay, but I received That morning, I found Alex’s last words were, the back of my mind, but I In November 2014, seven daily letters from my family myself unable to sleep. I “Dad, I’m going.” was hesitant to join because months before I left for basic updating me on his battle. reached across my bed for Immediately, memories of I did not want to leave my military training, my best In August, I graduated my phone to check the time, us together fi lled my mind. family or my friends. When friend Michael Alexander BMT and was headed off to 12:43 a.m. A time I will The baseball game where I fi nally got the courage to Young, or Alex, was technical training school. never forget. Though, it we fi rst met, visiting him I talked with him every wasn’t the only thing on my in the hospital and talking chance I could. We would screen. with him in his last few text, call and even FaceTime. A message from Michael days are things I will always He was always positive, he caught my attention. It remember. Just a few days always motivated me to stay read: “call me when you before he passed away, we resilient and he always told wake up please.” I instantly talked about me visiting me to keep my head in the got nauseous. Without him after I graduated tech game. His motivation was hesitation, I called Michael. school. We talked about the key to my success in He answered the phone relationships and we talked school. in a sleepless and somber about having a drink to Throughout August and the voice. fi nally celebrate his 21st beginning of September, he “Hey,” he said softly. birthday together. Although seemed to be doing well. He “Hey, what is going on? I wasn’t able to hug him bought a motorcycle, a new Why did you text me in during my visit, I did go to truck and he even bought a the middle of the night? Is his burial site and talk with surprise shotgun for his gun- everything okay?” I asked him, just like I promised. enthusiast father, Todd. impatiently. Gaining a new best friend However, things started to There was a hesitation that means you always have take a turn for the worse. seemed to last forever, and someone there to talk to In the middle of September all I could hear was Michael about your problems and 2015, Alex was placed let out a quick-pulsing sigh, someone who will always into hospice. Throughout as if he were holding back laugh with you at your silly, the month, he had many tears. not-so-funny, jokes. Losing visitors, but I was not one “Jessie, Alex is gone,” was your best friend means you of them. Not being able to all he said. will always have someone see Alex started to take a I was speechless. My jaw watching over you from toll on my training. It was dropped in shock, and I Heaven and ensuring you hard for me to focus on my began to weep. live a high-quality life. schoolwork when my mind “Are you okay?” he asked Rest easy, my dear friend. Minot Public School’s Kindergarten Enrollment For the 2016-2017 School Term Kindergarten enrollment will be held at the District Enrollment Office at the Minot Public School’s Administration Building located at 215 2nd St SE, by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call 857-4444 or 857-4400, as soon as possible. www.minot.k12.nd.us for more information and to print required enrollment forms.

Items you must have at your enrollment appointment even if you already have children in the district: t
1BSFOU(VBSEJBO
QIPUP
*% t
$PQZ
PG
4UBUF
$FSUJöFE
#JSUI
$FSUJöDBUF t
$PQZ
PG
*NNVOJ[BUJPO
3FDPSE t
$VTUPEZ(VBSEJBOTIJQ
QBQFSXPSL
JG
BQQMJDBCMF t
1SPPG
PG
3FTJEFODF
FH
6UJMJUZ
#JMM

DVSSFOU
XJUIJO
UIF
MBTU

EBZT
3FOUBM-FBTF
"HSFFNFOU
)PNF
.PSUHBHF
4UBUFNFOU
)PNF
1VSDIBTF
COURTESY PHOTOS "HSFFNFOU
)PNFPXOFST
*OTVSBODF
1PMJDZ
8BSE
$PVOUZ
1SPQFSUZ
5BY
4UBUFNFOU Top Picture: Alex, and his father, Todd, right, pose for a picture with Dr. Nabari. Nabari was one of the fi rst doctors to take care of Alex. Above Left: I visited with Alex before I left for boot camp. We talked about religion, boot camp, and him possibly coming down to my graduation. Above Right: I fi rst met Alex at a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game. Children must be 5 years old by July 31, 2016 to enroll. I have been to many St. Louis Cardinals baseball games, but at the time, I did not realize this would be the most important one. HEALTH & OUTDOORS NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 7

Arthur A. Link Fiddle Festival PRAIRIE ADVENTURES Coming in March BY PATRICIA STOCKDILL

STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH DAKOTA “We’re pleased to once again announce that we can issue our “Big Three” (bighorn sheep, ISMARCK - The events begin at the Center & State Museum moose, and elk) licenses again…”Big Two” ninth annual Former Governors’ in Bismarck. didn’t roll off the tongue real well.” B Arthur A. Link Mansion at 12 p.m. The Arthur A. Link Fiddle Festival will with a performance by Fiddle Festival is – N.D. Game and Fish Department wildlife division take place at the Former John Lardinois, known sponsored each year chief Jeb Williams announcing that North Dakota Governors’ Mansion locally as Fiddlin’ by the Society for the might – emphasis on “might” - be able to issue State Historic Site on Johnny. Performances Preservation of the bighorn sheep hunting licenses in 2016. March 11 and 12, with a by local string students Former Governors’ free concert at the North will begin at 12:30 Mansion, the State They looked at num- they’re not out of the Dakota Heritage Center & p.m., and the Strolling Historical Society of bers, research, history, woods yet,” Williams de- State Museum on March Strings of Bismarck will North Dakota, Bismarck studied, analyzed the situ- scribed. 12. perform at 3:30 p.m. All Public Schools, and the ation, and came up with Tentative plans call for Friday and Saturday performances are free to North Dakota Council on the best possible scenario the bighorn sheep license afternoon events will be the public, but due to the the Arts. The purpose of in what otherwise is a dif- lottery drawing approxi- at the Former Governors’ number of students and the concert is to promote fi c u l t s i t u a t i o n . mately Sept. 1 if there is a Mansion located at 320 families participating, string music education “They” is the N.D. season. E. Ave. B, Bismarck. seating will be limited. and appreciation, in Game and Fish Depart- Successful applicants At 7 p.m. Friday, March Free-will donations will honor of Governor Arthur ment. After a 1-year hia- for however many licenses 11, Everaldo Martinez, be accepted to fund future A. Link and his love of tus when an outbreak of issued will be notifi ed by concertmaster for the Arthur A. Link Fiddle playing the violin. pneumonia hit the state’s telephone. They can de- Bismarck Mandan Festivals. For more information bighorn sheep and forc- cline the license and still ing the agency to close be eligible to apply if fu- Symphony, will be Saturday evening’s on the Fiddle Festival the hunting season, Game ture bighorn sheep hunting performing and speaking free concert begins at activities please contact and Fish Department wild- seasons are held without about the music that 7 p.m. and will feature Johnathan Campbell at life division chief Jeb Wil- losing their once-in-a- influenced him as a Fiddlin’ Johnny, select [email protected]. For liams said hunters might lifetime opportunity if they young musician and string students, and a more programs sponsored have an opportunity to decline. South American folk performance by the Frog by the State Historical hunt bighorns in 2016. One thing they won’t music. Holler String Band at the Society of North Dakota, Emphasize the word get back, though, is the Saturday, March 12, North Dakota Heritage go to history.nd.gov. “might”. $5 non-refundable appli- Typically, hunters ap- cation fee. plied for the “Big Three” Just consider it a dona- – bighorn sheep, elk, and tion to helping manage moose – at the same time North Dakota’s bighorns. in March. The drawing is The best advice Wil- held in April and hunters liams has for hunters notifi ed they received a li- considering applying for cense. a bighorn sheep license This year the bighorn this year is if they have any application is a different concern about not getting – and only for bighorns. their application fee back Moose and elk drawings if there isn’t a season, they will be held and hunters don’t think they would get notifi ed as usual in April. the unit they want, or it’s However, North Dako- too short of notice with the ta’s bighorn sheep popu- season opening in Octo- lation isn’t large in the fi rst ber is not to apply. “My place and coupled with the guess is they will be excited fact that biologists know to receive that phone call,” pneumonia is still present; Williams said. hunters will still apply in Historically, a bighorn March. sheep license has been Erring on the side available for auction at of caution, though, the the Midwest Chapter of Game and Fish Depart- the Wild Sheep Founda- ment won’t determine if tion convention with 100 there is a season, how percent of the revenue many licenses, or which supporting North Dakota’s units will be open until bighorn sheep manage- aerial population surveys ment and research. The are conducted in August. tag will only be issued if Then and only then will there is a season with at they know if mature ram least two licenses avail- numbers are adequate to able, Williams said. sustain any type of harvest. The bottom line is the It’s managing a limited pneumonia die-off was resource with precision, challenging, at best. Things keeping the health of the are looking a little brighter resource – the bighorns but the state’s wild sheep – as the highest priority are still on the edge when while trying to offer hunt- it comes recovering. This is ing opportunities. “It could the only viable option for be viewed as a “use it or North Dakota’s wild sheep lose it” situation because and hunters alike.

Northern Sentry 839-0946 or [email protected] 8 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY THE LIGHTER SIDE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Pairs

1234 5678 9 10111213

14 15 16

17 18 19

20 21 22

23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

32 33 34 35 36 37 Super Raunchy 38 39 40

41 42 43 Marvel’s new superhero is fast, funny—and definitely not for kids

44 45 NEIL POND | PARADE MAGAZINE

46 47 48 49 50 51

52 53 54 For the past few years, Zombieland scribes Rhett Re- ated or blown to bits, he just there’s been some major ese and Paul Warnick, is a has to give it a little time—it’ll 55 56 57 comic-book movie buzz about nonstop comic spray of R- grow back. one of the minor characters rated barbs, f-bomb zingers, Of course, the movie 58 59 60 on the superhero-spandex sarcastic spatter and wide- has an obligatory cameo by spectrum. ranging pop-cultural riff-ery Marvel’s founder, Stan Lee. Across Deadpool, a latecomer that often lampoons even Groundbreaking 1960s-‘70s 1 ___ Flynn Boyle 57 Against 29 Sound off Marvel Comics anti-hero in- itself. singer-actress Leslie Uggams 5 Appliance wire 58 Mulligans 30 Thick troduced onscreen in X-Men This is clearly not your appears as Blind Al, Dead- 9 Fan part 59 Blemish 31 Noses (out) Origins: Wolverine (2009), comic-book movie of yester- pool’s sightless roommate. 14 Come from ___ 60 Google's thermostat 33 3-D graph lines had actually been making year, or even yesterday, and Fanboys will be delighted to 15 Field of study 34 Actor Sharif et al. appearances in comic books Deadpool is no clean-cut see lovely Morena Baccarin, 16 One with no friends Down 36 Chinese 1 Places for philosopher since the early 1990s, later Captain America. “I may be from TV’s Gotham, The Flash 17 Components in a appearing in videogames, super, but I’m no hero,” he and Homeland as Wade’s store building experiments 37 Self-identification in 20 Boy in the family 2 Big bushy do some Apple TV cartoons and in a line of tells us in an opening scene, beautiful girlfriend Vanessa, computer ads 21 Mom's sister 3 April forecast promotional toy fi gures. an extended, operatic clash who helps give the story a 42 22 YA reader 4 Long bomb's Shoves Originally a mentally un- in which he lays into an ar- thumping romantic heart. 43 23 Duff trajectory All of a ___ stable, mutated villain, he mada of bad guys like a psy- And stay until the credits are 24 "Say ___" 5 "No tie needed" 44 Geico lizard reforms a bit, morphing into chopathic Spider-Man on over for one parting bon mot, 25 Unmask 6 Praying figure 45 Dumb mistake more of a motor-mouthed, speed, quipping nonstop as a movie postscript that—un- 28 It's in a jamb 7 Monthly expense 46 Brazilian soccer smack-talking, skull-cracking decapitated heads fl y, brains like other Marvel outings— 29 Laudatory lines 8 Mom's beau legend 47 DEA movement vigilante, for his fi rst feature splatter, bones snap and looks not to the future but in- 32 "You beat me" 9 Hair dryer fi l m . bodies are sliced, diced and stead to the past, to another 33 Zippo 10 "Two Women" 48 Madrid home 34 Guest editorial Oscar winner 49 Mr. Descartes Returning to the role after impaled on his twin samurai memorable movie afterword. 35 Spending very little 11 Bet 50 Breakfast cereal the X-men fl ick, Ryan Reyn- swords like pieces of juicy ka- Randy, raw and gleefully money 12 Dorm overseer choice olds rips into the part with bob meat. gritty, nastier, bloodier, more 38 Command to Fido 13 Flub up 51 Give off something-to-prove gusto— Deadpool (his name violent and riotously raun- 39 "___ & Allies" 18 Martial arts 52 Golf course figure namely, that he can, indeed, comes from a wager about chier than any Marvel movie 40 Parson's home 19 Ore.'s highest peak 53 "Have a seat" headline a comic-book movie who’d be the fi rst to die) isn’t ever, Deadpool is just what a 41 Sushi fish 23 Like flies 54 Tried for the that doesn’t stink. The funky afraid of getting injured. Tor- lot of fans have been waiting 42 Lines of verse 24 Dictionary stuff Presidency jade juju of The Green Lan- turous laboratory experiments for—especially if they’ve been 43 Indian dresses 25 Wash cycle tern had been following him that left Wade Wilson, his waiting for a “superhero” who 44 Nerve 26 Bluebloods 45 Total losers around since 2011, and he real-life alter ego, hideously swears, farts, babbles, jokes, 27 Not shy addresses it head-on—and scarred and disfi gured also listens to Wham!, loves uni- 46 The media 28 Jeans material 48 Concluding bit crushes it—in the hilarious, gave him the “superpower” corns, enjoys rough sex…and 49 Shad ___ snarky opening credits…and of cellular regeneration. That sure seems to get into his job 52 Beautifully clear a couple of times later, too, means when a body part a lot more than Thor, Batman 55 Just the same just for good measure. The gets shot through, smashed, or Superman ever did. 56 "Gotcha" smart, razor-sharp script, from hacked off, stabbed, inciner- 57 Ait

SUDOKU Solution to puzzle on page 18 Solution to last week’s Crossword puzzle. 123 POGO DEEM BS I X ORE L GAL LO EWOK 456 OTOE ITALO TONE BEDS I DEMANNER 14789 AGE NED GULDEN 6 98 5 HASBRO IZOD MBA RINGSIDESEAT 31 BFA INN ANN F I RES I DECHAT 8654 BEE ENER EVENED 64 7 INDIRA AL I IRA 31 ROADS I DED I NER 58 1 AVOW ALTON BEST VISA ZEBRA ETTE 293 AMEN EDEN TOUR DINING, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 9

10 Unique ways to have an Easter Egg Hunt

Main Street Books celebrates 10th anniversary TIA KLEIN | NORTHERN SENTRY

March 2016 marks 10 stated. “We also support community and would years since Main Street our local authors who like to support them” 1. COLOR CODED EGGS: Books opened their doors, are not affiliated with Stadick said on the topic. To make things more fair and challenging than just grabbing inviting book and toy larger publishers. By Looking forward, handfuls of eggs, assign every child their own color to hunt for. lovers alike to browse not having to listen to a Stadick says she is really 2. WINNING NUMBERS: through a variety of both higher power we have the excited to get through new and used books and freedom to do what we this summer. “After the Fill a few plastic Easter Eggs with a numbered piece of paper children’s toys. want and that is what is construction it will look instead of a treat. The numbers will coincide with special prizes, like activity sets or stuffed animals. Hide the special eggs along Owner, Val Stadick, most important to us.” really nice downtown with the rest of the Easter eggs. When the kids open all their eggs, opened the store in 2006 With all of the which will hopefully the ones with a winning number can cash it in for their prize. and it has quickly become upcoming construction bring more people to a staple in the heart of on Main Street, Stadick the downtown area. 3. ABC EGG HUNT: Minot’s Downtown. Since hopes that the additional Then we can continue to Make Easter egg hunting a learning game by writing A-Z on your opening, Main Street parking within the new personalize our product plastic eggs. Everyone must fi nd all the letters of the alphabet with Books has been in three parking structures will mix and cater to all of our no doubles. You can provide an ABC checklist for them to cross off each letter they fi nd. separate locations on help to bring customers old and new customers! Main Street. The current downtown. “Our biggest We are looking forward 4. MATH GAMES EGG HUNT: location at 8 Main St. challenge will be to being around for South greatly increased convincing the public that another 10 years” Incorporate math into the festivities to give the traditional egg hunt a fun twist. You can place numbers inside each egg, along with their square footage we are open and that it The last 10 years candies or small toys. At the end of the egg hunt, kids can add up which allowed for more is not that hard to get to has been a great their numbers and the three highest numbers win a prize. To cre- products and events to be us. We are not sure what accomplishment ate a challenge for older egg hunters, you can number the eggs, then at the end when their baskets are full, create a story problem offered. to expect, but we are not for Stadick and she for them to work out in order to win a prize. For example, you In commemoration of expecting the worst.” attributes it mostly to could say, “Choose two eggs. Add the two together. Choose their 10 year anniversary, Stadick plans to the customers of Main another egg. Subtract that number...” etc. during the entire month of make the most of the Street Books. “We love 5. GLOW-IN-THE-DARK EGG HUNT: March, Main Street Books construction by offering them” Stadick said of her will be offering 10% off a viewing area for the loyal customers “We have For a super fun time, host your Easter egg hunt at night time with glow-in-the-dark eggs, or plastic eggs with small glow sticks all regular priced items customers to sit and come a long way and get inside. Give every person a fl ashlight and get hunting! all month long. They also watch. Last year, both better every year thanks will be hosting book talks adults and children would to them.” 6. LETTERS IN YOUR NAME: by local authors, live stay in the store and She is also very For toddlers, make Easter egg hunting fair and fun by having them acoustic performances, observe the work being thankful for her amazing search for the letters of their name, written on the outside of each daily surprise sales, and done right outside the staff. “They really do egg. more. On Saturday, March window; so they expect make the store special. 26 they will be serving up the viewing area to be a They are here because 7. ODDS AND EVENS: carrot cake and offering big hit. they want to be here and Again, to keep one kid from hoarding all the eggs from the others, specials as a special thank They will still be we wouldn’t be where we keep things fair and interesting by numbering all eggs and then you to all their loyal offering all of their are today without them.” assigning each person odds or evens. They can only keep eggs that are their designated odd or even number. customers. normal events and Main Street Books is With Minot continuing activities this summer; open Monday-Thursday 8. KEEP OR TRADE?: to grow, Main Street however the Kids and Saturdays 10am-6pm, When your Easter egg hunt is over, gather the troops and give Books has set themselves Summer Reading Friday 10am-8pm, and each person an option to choose an egg from their basket at apart from their Program will most likely Sunday Noon to 4pm. random. They can open their egg and see what is inside. You will competition by catering be cancelled. “Since Find out more about the have a basket of plastic eggs that can contain money, toys, cou- pons, a gag gift, or nothing at all. Give each person the option to their customer’s needs. the Library does such a anniversary celebration of keeping the egg in their hand, or trading it for one egg in your “We personally pick wonderful job with their by visiting the store, basket. They must choose the basket egg blindly (no shaking!) products that are geared reading program, we liking them on Facebook, and they have to keep what they’ve chosen. towards our clientele and don’t want to step on any or visiting www. 9. EASTER EGG SCAVENGER HUNT: cater directly to their toes. We really appreciate mainstreetbooksminot. preferences.” Stadick what they do for our com. Before your egg hunt, provide each person with a checklist of things to put in their basket during the hunt. Examples could be: a red egg, a pinecone, a dandelion, three green eggs, etc. Prizes FREE ADMISSION can be awarded to the fi rst three people to complete the scaven- ger hunt, or to every one who completes it. 10. REVERSE EASTER EGG HUNT: Give the kids a chance to hide the eggs. Young or old, they’ll love trying to stump the adults!

Vendor Event 0DUFKWK‡DS Crafts, Baked Goods S & More! at

Quarter AUCTION new! 10 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

Easter Egg-stravaganza On March 25th At Youth Center Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day With A Features Easter Egg Hunt & Candy Wonderland Swamp, Easterland, and more. Variety Of Force Support Events You are encouraged to pre-register for the St. Paddy’s Dance Fitness Event Easter Egg Hunt by visiting the Youth Center by The Fitness Center invites you to dance the March 24th. Walk-ins are welcome but space is morning away during the St. Paddy’s Dance limited; to guarantee a spot - please pre-register. Fitness Event on Saturday, March 12th from Each 25 minute session will begin on the half hour 10 a.m. to noon. The event is open to all DoD starting at 4 p.m. card holders 16 years of age and older. For One lucky Easter Egg hunter in each session more information, call the Fitness Center at has the chance to fi nd the hidden “Golden Egg” 723-2145. and win a large Easter basket. In addition, most St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Rockers participants will receive a Dairy Queen ice cream treat card and/or a Paradiso Mexican Restaurant kids meal card. The event is sponsored by Minot Minot AFB children won’t want to miss the AFB Homes and the Minot OSC. No Federal En- exciting Easter Egg-stravaganza at the Youth dorsement Of Sponsors Intended. Center on Friday, March 25th from 4-7 p.m. To Tickets are required for both the Candy Won- make the event even more fun, the Youth Center derland and the Easter Egg Hunt. Cost is 2 tickets is transforming Gym 1 into the Candy Wonderland for $1 with Youth Center members receiving 4 while Gym 2 will feature the Easter Egg Hunt. Both FREE tickets for pre-registering. events are open to children of military dependents Pictures can be taken with the Easter bunny, ages 2-18 years old. so be sure to bring your camera. In addition, the Youngsters can enjoy a variety of games in Youth Center snack bar will be offering a taco in a each “land” of the Candy Wonderland including the bag and drink special for only $5. For additional in- Peppermint Forest, Gumdrop Mountain, Chocolate formation, contact the Youth Center at 723-2838. The St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Rockers Doolittle Center Offering Delicious Easter Sunday Brunch Bar & Grill will be held on Friday, March 18th from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Come enjoy delicious The Doolittle Center invites you to their special traditional Irish cuisine including corned beef Easter Sunday Brunch on March 27th from 10:30 & cabbage, bangers & mash, Dublin coddle, a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Their exceptional selection of Irish cream cake, and wash it down with a tall breakfast and entrée items are sure to make it a green beer. Adults only. Cost is free for club memorable meal. Enjoy the delicious omelet bar, members and $7 for non-members. For details, waffl e bar, salad bar, carved prime rib, entrée line, call 727-ROCK. and more. Youngsters won’t want to miss the chance to visit with the Easter Bunny and receive St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at the JDC a free Easter gift. Cost for adults is $15.95 for club members and $18.95 for non-members, kids ages 6-12 are $6.95, and children age 5 and under free. Call the Jimmy Doolittle Center at 723-3731 for additional information. Register Now For “The Walking Dead” Bowling League

Rough Rider Lanes invites you to register start- ing March 1st for The Walking Dead Have A Ball League. The 12 week league begins May 12th and runs through July 28th on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. You don’t have to be Irish to enjoy the St. Pat- Cost is $15 per person per week. Upon comple- rick’s Day Celebration at the Doolittle Center tion of the league, each participant will receive The on March 18th from 5-7 p.m. Enjoy tasty, tradi- Walking Dead bowling ball of your choice. But wait, tional Irish food and don’t forget about karaoke! there’s more! The bowling center who has the Cost is free for club members and $7 for non- greatest participation of bowlers per lane can win members. For details, call 723-3731. a cruise with the cast of The Walking Dead. Plus, there will be a random drawing among all bowllng centers participating to send an additional 4 people CLUB MEMBER DRAWING ON on the cruise. For more details, call 727-4715. FRIDAY, MARCH 11TH WILL BE FOR $550. You must be present to win. Become a club member today to qualif y. Simply visit Rockers Bar & Grill or the Jimmy Doolittle Center to obtain your application. The weekly club member drawing is held every Friday and announced at both Rockers Bar & Grill and the Doolittle Center. Drawing time varies each week between 5:30-6:30 p.m. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 11

Mar 11 Doo It Your Way Burger Night Mar 11 Roller Derby Day Mar 16 Bundles For Babies The Jimmy Doolittle Center invites you to their Doo Join the Youth Center as they kick off their spring Expectant mothers are invited to attend Bundles It Your Way Burger Night on Friday, March 11th roller skate season during Roller Derby Day on For Babies at the Airmen and Family Readiness from 5-7 p.m. Choose from ground beef, ground Friday, March 11th at 4 p.m. This FREE event is Center on March 16th from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. turkey, portobello mushrooms, and all the toppings. open to youth and family of members and non- The class is open to all ranks and not limited to Select the type and amount of meat, cheese, and members. Come see the Nodak Knockouts. The a fi rst pregnancy. Attendees will learn how to seasonings you want. Cost is 75 cents per ounce team will be showcasing a derby demo and teach- budget for your new baby and about many of the of meat/cheese; portobello mushrooms are $4.50. ing derby fundamentals with assistance from the support programs that are available. Meet other There will be a buffet which includes salad, waffl e audience. Public roller skate sessions are offered expectant parents and receive a free gift for your fries, brownies, and all the burger toppings. Buf- each Saturday in March from 4-6 p.m. at the Youth new baby courtesy of the Air Force Aid Society. fet cost is FREE for club members and $7 for Center. Cost is free for Youth Center members, To register, call the Airman & Family Readiness non-members. For more details, call the Jimmy $3 for non-members, and $5 for the whole fam- Center at 723-3950. Doolittle Center at 723-3731. ily. For more information, call the Youth Center Mar 17 Creative Kids Class Mar 12 FREE Super Saturday at 723-2838. Spend the morning with your preschooler creating Youth Center members are invited to the FREE Mar 12 Dr Seuss Day a St. Patrick’s craft during the Creative Kids class Super Saturday Family Activity events at the Youth The Base Library invites you to their annual cel- at the Arts & Crafts Center on Thursday, March Center every Saturday in March from 6-8 p.m. On ebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday on March 12th at 1 17th from 10:30-11 a.m. Age appropriate projects Saturday, March 12th you can enjoy the Family p.m. Enjoy stories, crafts, and games all related to are offered for children ages 3-5. Cost for the class Movie Night with free popcorn. Then on Saturday, the world famous works of this most infl uential of is $5. Please call at least one day prior to class March 19th it’s Juice and Painting. For additional children’s authors. Children of all ages are invited to sign up for the class. For more details, call the information, call 723-2838. to attend. Call 723-3344 for additional details. Arts & Crafts Center at 723-3640. Mar 18 Wine and Paint Class Sit, sip, and create! The Arts and Crafts Center invites you to their Wine & Paint class on Friday, Mar 11 Freaky FREE Friday Mar 12 Hip Hop All Nighter March 18th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Gather your friends Strike up some fun during Freaky Free Friday at Dance, party, and hang out with your friends during for a fun evening out. Cost is $26 per person for a Rough Rider Lanes on March 11th from 5-9 p.m. the Hip Hop All Nighter at the Rockers Bar & Grill two-hour exciting painting experience. The class When you purchase 2 games of bowling and shoe on Saturday, March 12th from midnight to 4 a.m. includes all supplies to create your masterpiece. rental you’ll receive an additional one game of Ladies are admitted free until 1 a.m. The event is Step-by-step instuction will be provided. Sign-up bowling FREE. Gather your friends and family free for club members and $7 for non-members. at the Arts & Crafts Center from March 8-17. Class for an enjoyable night of affordable fun. For more For more details, call 727-ROCK. is open to adults 21 years of age and up only; details, call Rough Rider Lanes at 727-4715. Mar 16 Single Airmen Slice Night limited seating. Wine is not included in cost; you Mar 11 Friday Night Karaoke Single Airmen (E-4 and below) are invited to join must provide your own if desired. For details, call Come and show off your talent during Friday Night Rough Riders on Wednesday nights from 5-9 p.m. the Arts & Crafts Center at 723-3640. Karaoke at Rockers Bar & Grill on March 11th for Single Airmen Slice Night. Single Airmen can Mar 19 Latin All Night & Salsa Lesson from 8 p.m. to close. Rockers Bar & Grill has a purchase any available slice of pizza for just $1 Gather up your friends and get ready to party during great karaoke selection for your enjoyment. For per slice; limit 4 slices of pizza per person. Offer Latin Night at Rockers Bar & Grill on Saturday, March additional information, call Rockers Bar & Grill at is available to all single Airmen (E-4 and below); 19th. Enjoy the Salsa lessons beginning at 11 p.m. 727-ROCK. must show military ID to receive discount. For with the hottest Latin music from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. Mar 12 Saturday “Bowl The Night Away” more information, call Rough Riders at 727-4377. Ladies will be admitted FREE until midnight. This Rough Rider Lanes invites you to join the fun every Mar 17 Single Airmen Wingman Night event is free for Air Force Club card members and Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight as part of their Calling all single Airmen! Rockers Bar & Grill $7 for non-members. For additional information, Saturday “Bowl The Night Away” event. During is hosting Single Airmen Wingman Night every please contact Rockers Bar & Grill at 727-ROCK. Lights & Strikes bowling, enjoy UNLIMITED bowl- Thursday from 5-7 p.m. Stop by and enjoy some Kick Butts Tobacco Free Week ing and shoe rental for one low price of $15 per tasty wings and a cool beverage. Single Airmen Youth Center members ages 5-18 years old are person. Strike up some fun with your friends with can choose a basket of wings spun in their choice invited to participate in the Kick Butts Tobacco a night of bowling at an affordable price. For ad- of sauce with one dipping sauce for only $5; price Free Week at the Youth Center from March 14- ditional information, contact Rough Rider Lanes includes drink. Plus Rockers is offering domestic 18 at 4 p.m. Youth will learn why tobacco is bad at 727-4715. drafts for $2. For details, call 727-ROCK. and pledge to be drug free. Week-long activities include Tobacco Jeopardy, Advocate Against Youth Targeting, Tobacco Dirty Laundry, and more. For additional information, call the Youth Center at 723-2838. Make Reservations Now For Bottineau Winter Park Trip Need a little “lift” to get you out of the winter blues? You’ll fi nd some fun and excitement during the Bottineau Winter Park trip hosted by Outdoor Recreation on Saturday, March 19th. Bottineau Winter Park sits in the heart of North Dakota’s snowbelt and offers the best snow that Mother Nature has to offer. Dubbed “The Jewel Above The Prairie”, this winter resort is located in the Turtle Mountains and provides enjoyable skiing or snowboarding on a variety of terrain for everyone from beginners to experts. The facilities snowmaking machines are always available to ensure the best possible snow conditions. Cost for this winter getaway is only $40 per person (includes ski or snowboard rental). The price includes transportation to Bottineau Winter Park and lift/tubing ticket. Registration deadline is noon on Tuesday, March 15th. Trip will depart from Outdoor Recreation at 8:30 a.m. For more details or to make your reservations, call 723-3648. Visit our website at www.5thforcesupport.com U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | SENIOR AIRMAN SAHARA L. FALES 12 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY LYNN AAS STORY from page 2 KX Sports Show March 11,12 & 13 alongside him, and I “On March 25th, during coping with what he now KXMC watched the artillery [men] the day it was rather knows is Post Traumatic come walking toward peaceful, but come evening Stress Syndrome. He us in a German pattern. the Germans opened up remembers having a ou’ll fi nd rod, taxidermist, boat I said, ‘Let’s get out of with their artillery,” Lynn particularly bad day, which everything you or camper accessories, here, it’s getting too hot!’ remembered. “I was laying caused him to miss an exam Yneed at the home decor or want to and he said, ‘Any place in the foxhole and one of at school. He approached region’s largest show book your next safari hunt is good enough, it isn’t them hit me. I could feel the Dean, who had served to make the most of you’ll want to be at the going to make any in World War I, diff erence.’ Well I hoping he would outdoor sports. Over 150 2016 KX Sport Show! moved, and he got understand and vendors and exhibitors The top outdoor sports killed.” allow him to make as well as more than 10 gear is here! After you’re Not wasting any up the test. No speakers. Learn from done shopping for your time, Lynn jumped such luck. the pros about fi shing, new boat, jet ski, pontoon right in to the “He looked hunting, competitive or camper, head over story of that same at me and said, evening, when he ‘You’ve gone shooting, outdoor sport’s to get riding on a new had another close through some safety. Don’t miss the live motorcycle, 4-Wheeler call. diffi cult times, but falconry demonstration! or off -road vehicle! This “We were it’s time to move The free activities in the show packs everything retreating and as I forward,’” Lynn kid’s area range from hunting, fi shing, boating, was moving away, said, smiling as archery, target shooting, riding and camping under the machine gun he remembered fi shing, face painting, and one roof for three days started shooting in the Dean’s tough my direction,” he words. “So I more. Open Saturday and in Minot, ND. For more said. “I ducked in a decided yeah, Sunday during the show. If information visit http:// trail that was made I have to move you need a custom fi shing www.kxsportshow.com/ by wheels. The forward. It wasn’t ground was frozen always easy, but and I could see that’s the way it the machine gun went.” tracers over my I stopped the shoulder, but they interview there. were not reaching I had been me.” searching for a Lynn said a chink in Lynn’s soldier, who was armor for over taking cover just a an hour now. I few yards behind clearly wasn’t him, got up to going to fi nd it. make a run for it This man, like and was shot just so many others above him. The from the Greatest soldier’s lifeless Generation, is body fell on the the epitome of hard ground next a warrior. As he to Lynn. For just a sat across from fl ash of a moment, me 70 years later, he paused in his giving me detailed story and as I sat a play-by-play, staring at him, it I fi nally reached dawned on me. a realization. I He thought he was U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO | SENIOR AIRMAN APRYL HALL didn’t need to going to lose his hear anymore. My Top Photo: U.S. Army Private 1st Class (Sep.) Lynn Aas, 17th life that night. He Airborne Division combat infantry rifl eman, looks at a photo of mind was made thought he would himself from 1944 in his home in Minot, N.D., Feb. 18, 2016. up. At 94-years- be next. Aas was considered a paratrooper, as his unit would fl y into old, this man SPORT their combat destinations on gliders. Bottom Photo: U.S. Army “I was frozen Private 1st Class (Sep.) Lynn Aas, 17th Airborne Division com- is the strongest in that position bat infantry rifl eman, poses for a photo at the Dakota Territory person I have for some time,” Air Museum in Minot, N.D., Feb. 18, 2016. Aas served during ever met, for he SPECIALTIES the Battle of the Bulge and was awarded the Bronze Star and Lynn said. “I don’t Purple Heart for his sacrifi ces. survived a frozen exactly recall hell. everything that happened, I was hit and the blood but a big storm came and started fl owing, so I got 111 45TH AVE NE MINOT, ND 58703 701-852-6092 I got out of there. I did out of there and got back www.SPORTSPECIALITIESMINOT.com Sport Specialties survive.” to the fi rst aid station. They 02725&<&/(6‡$79‡879‡612:02%,/(6‡3:& We were about 40 bedded me down and took minutes into the interview care of me.” 0,/,7$5<',6&28176$9$,/$%/(21$// by now and I didn’t even While telling the story, 3$576 $&&(6625,(6:,7+9$/,'0,/,7$5<,' feel the cold anymore. Lynn pointed to a small Listening to these stories, I hole in the left arm of his realized I didn’t deserve to jacket. My eyes fi xated on be uncomfortable. I didn’t the hole, amazed. After all have the right to complain this man went through, he about a little cold. This came out of it with just that man was sitting in the one small hole. The hole same frigid room, reliving that ultimately sent him some of the most horrifi c back home to safety, one of moments anyone has to fi ve in his 55-man unit who ®® experience in a lifetime, survived the Bulge. 2016 FZ-07 & FZ-09 and he was doing it with We transitioned the topic SALES: grace. The gold, heart- to post war, but my interest JON CONNOLE shaped medal hanging off didn’t fade. After the war, SERVICE: 3$576 his 70-year-old military Lynn went back to college JOEL LOCHTHOWE JAKE LOCHTHOWE jacket by a purple ribbon at the University of North caught my eye. I was eager Dakota, but he mentioned SERVICING ALL MAKES AND MODELS! to hear that story. he was having a hard time 3$576$1'$&&(6625,(6 NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 13 69th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron to continue Pacifi c presence AIRMAN 1ST CLASS ARIELLE VASQUEZ 36TH WING PUBLIC AFFAIRS

ANDERSEN AIR While stationed here, FORCE BASE, Guam the outbound aircrew and -- Airmen assigned to the maintainers assigned to 69th Expeditionary Bomb the 23rd EBS exceeded Squadron, deployed their flightline and from Minot Air Force training goals by logging Base, North Dakota, to 1,428 hours of flight time, Andersen AFB, Guam to performing more than 200 replace their sister unit, sorties and dropping over the 23rd EBS in support 300 munitions totaling of the U.S. Pacific 197,000 pounds. Command’s continuous The Airmen arriving bomber presence. from the 69th EBS will Since March 2004, be stationed in Guam for Andersen AFB has hosted the next six months to the CBP mission, which conduct CBP operations is designed to enhance and training. regional security and “The B-52 is a symbol provides reassurance and a strategic projection to allies and partners of power,” said Maj. that the United States is Luke Dellenbach, 69th capable of defending its EBS assistant director of national security interests operations. “The training in the Indo-Asia-Pacific environment and airspace region. out here is great. There “The main goal out are a lot of individuals in here is to advance and the squadron that have not strengthen alliances,” had the experience flying said Capt. Matthew a long-range distance Reoch, 23rd EBS pilot over oceanic waters, and resource adviser. so this will be a great “Our continual presence opportunity for them.” Lt. Gen. Wilson pays visit to Minot AFB out here, showing In between flying MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Lt. Gen. Stephen Wilson, deputy commander of U.S. Strategic Command, visited commitment to our missions, members from Minot Air Force Base Feb. 26, 2016. Wilson visited with 91st Security Forces Group Airmen, where he viewed a va- allies and having our the 69th EBS hope to riety of demonstrations to include convoy operations and various aspects of missile fi eld activity. Wilson was the key aircraft ready is critical build good rapport and note speaker at the 5th Bomb Wing annual awards banquet. in showing that the U.S. take an active role in U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS | AIRMAN 1ST CLASS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN is always prepared to the community while respond to any threats stationed on Guam that arise.” through volunteering The missions carried and partnership events, out in the Pacific region Dellenbach said. provide a different The upcoming months 30th Annual training environment and present a unique opportunities that differ opportunity for the 69th Prairie greatly from Minot AFB. EBS in training and Warrior “Andersen provides a deployment experience great experience when it in an environment Auction comes to training with unlike any found in the joint and international continental U.S. MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Betty Fedorchak received a Commanders partners,” said Capt. Erik “Knowing you’re a Coin from Col. Jason Armagost, honor- Nelson, 23rd EBS B-52 part of these Pacific ing her for 30 years of participation with the Prairie Warrior Auction at the March Stratofortress aircraft power projection 3rd Military Affairs Committee meeting. commander. “Also, missions, which help to The Prairie Warrior Auction will take place the key to performing shape the best interest on March 19 at 6:30 pm at the Holiday Inn Riverside. Cost to attend is $25 with missions to the best of of the U.S. and parts all proceeds benefi ting our airmen and our ability was to remain of the world, is very women. flexible throughout all the rewarding,” Dellenbach missions, especially those said. “It’s a great NORTHERN SENTRY PHOTO that were short notice. opportunity to represent BETH DUCHSHERER That kind of ingenuity the 69th EBS and fly and flexibility is crucial out to Andersen AFB to and all of our guys have promote deterrence and the capacity to do that.” assurance.”

24 Hour Security and Automation Protect & Control Your Home or Business From Your Smart Phone!

9,'(2‡'$7$‡$8720$7,21‡6(&85,7< ‡120217+/<)((*‡)5(((VWLPDWHV &HQWUDO0RQLWRULQJ2SWLRQDO

‡5HVLGHQWLDO ‡&RPPHUFLDO ‡+RWHOV ‡2I¿FHV ‡&DVLQRV ‡0XOWL)DPLO\+RXVLQJ ‡%DUV ‡)DUP 5DQFK 2YHU\HDUVRIH[SHULHQFH 701.838.5776‡www.visionsystems.tv/cctv 7+675((76(68,7(%‡0,1271' 14 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY BASE ANNOUNCEMENTS

TODAY • Members Wind Down Wednesday, Every Wed, • Rough Riders Monthly Pizza Special. March • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Friday, 1630, Rockers Bar & Grill Special – Spinach Roma Pie. Our tasty signature Various Times, Youth Center • Cycle/Strength, 1630, Fitness Center white garlic sauce topped with Roma tomatoes, • Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center • Buck with a Bang, Every Wed, 1700, Rough spinach, sliced mushrooms and onions. Small: $11 • Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center Rider Lanes Med: $15 Large: $17- Members receive $2 off • Step Jam, 1200, Fitness Center • Single Airmen Slice Night, Every Wed, 1700- any pizza. Try it on a Panino! Chicken, mushrooms • Roller Derby Day, 1600-1700, Youth Center 2100, Rough Riders Pizza and onions with melted mozzarella. Topped with • Friday Fun Members Buff et, Every Fri, 1630, • Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center fresh spinach leaves and tomatoes. Panino Meal Rockers Bar & Grill • AFB Bowling 2.0, Every Wed, 1800, Bowling $8.50 includes a side and drink • “Doo it Your Way” Burger Night, 1700-1900, Center • Auto Hobby Monthly Special. March Special Jimmy Doolittle Center • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Wed, 1800-1930, – Purchase oil fi lter from Auto Hobby and get the • Freaky FREE Fridays, Every Fri, 1700-2100, Fitness Center stall FREE for one hour. Save $3.50 stall fee Rough Rider Lanes • Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center • BBQ Night, Every Fri, 1700-2100, Rockers • Inner Tube Water Polo, 1930-2030, Indoor PRENATAL YOGA Bar & Grill Pool The Youth Center is offering Prenatal Yoga on • Give Parents a Break, 1800-2200, Child Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Improve your pregnancy Development Center/School Age Program Annex THURSDAY and birth experience through prenatal specifi c • Keystone Club Meeting, Every Fri, 1830- • Youth Center Dance & Tumbling Classes, yoga. This multifaceted approach encourages fl ex- 1930, Youth Center Every Thursday, Various Times, Youth Center ibility, strength, balance, stamina, focused breath- • Karaoke, Every Friday in March, 2000-Close, • Creative Kids Class, 1030-1100, Arts & Crafts ing, relaxation techniques, positive mental center- Rockers Bar & Grill • HIIT & Core, 1100, Fitness Center ing, and more. This style of class is great for any • Lights & Strikes Bowling, Every Fri, 2100- • Step Jam, 1200, Fitness Center level of yoga practice, new to advanced. With your 2400, Rough Rider Lanes • Reintegration Training, Every Thurs, 1300- doctor’s approval, you will gain many health ben- 1400, A&FRC efi ts for you and your baby. The 45 minute session, SATURDAY • K9 Reading Friends, 1600-1700, Base Library held once a week, will be a guided journey which • Trek, 0800, Fitness Center • Fit to Fight, 1630, Fitness Center will allow you to learn skills to use at home dur- • Cycle, 0900, Fitness Center • Single Airmen Wingman Night, 1700-1900, ing your pregnancy, during labor/birth, and post- • St. Paddy’s Dance Fitness Event, 1000-1200, Rockers Bar & Grill partum. This is an ongoing class and can be joined Fitness Center • Members 2 For 1 Burger Night, 1700-1900, at any point during normal and healthy pregnancy. • Chess Club, 1100, Base Library Rockers Bar & Grill Cost is $40 per month. For more information, call • Dr. Seuss Day, 1300, Base Library • Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center the Youth Center at 723-2838. • Base Skate, Every Saturday, 1600-1800, Youth • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Thurs, 1800-1930, Center Fitness Center EXPECTANT AND BREASTFEEDING • Super Saturday Family Activity, Every • Body Blast, 1830, Fitness Center MOTHERS La Leche League of Minot will not Saturday, 1800-2000, Youth Center • Cycle, 1930, Fitness Center be meeting for the month of December-we hope you • Saturday “Bowl the Night Away” with Lights have a nice holiday with your family. We meet the & Strikes, 2000-Midnight, Rough Rider Lanes UPCOMING EVENTS - MARCH 18 3rd Friday of each month at 10AM at North Plains • Hip Hop All Nighter, Midnight-0400, Rockers • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Friday, Chapel in the basement. Our mission is to help Bar & Grill Various Times, Youth Center mothers to breastfeed through mother-to-mother • VA Benefi ts Briefi ng, 0830-1400, A&FRC support, encouragement and education. It’s free SUNDAY • Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center to attend! Please contact us at (701) 409-0292, • Zumba, 1400, Fitness Center • Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center [email protected] or on Facebook at www. • Step Jam, 1200, Fitness Center facebook.com/LLLofMinot. MONDAY • Friday Fun Members Buff et, Every Fri, 1630, • Registration opens for Volleyball Camp at the Rockers Bar & Grill PARK UNIVERSITY SPRING II 2016 Youth Center • St. Paddy’s Day Celebration, 1630-1930, REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!! • Kick Butts Tobacco Free Week, March 14-18, Rockers Bar & Grill Park University’s Spring II 2016 term (14 Youth Center • Saint Paddy’s Day Celebration, 1700-1900, March 2016 – 8 May 2016) registration is now open. • Youth Tumbling Classes, Hours vary by age, Jimmy Doolittle Center Contact our offi ce for more details. A variety of Youth Center • Freaky FREE Fridays, Every Fri, 1700-2100, classes are available for CCAF and Undergradu- • Cycle, 0600, Fitness Center Rough Rider Lanes ate degrees. Classes are held onsite in the evening • TAP Accessing Higher Education, 0800-1600, • BBQ Night, Every Fri, 1700-2100, Rockers or online. Signing up for classes is easy: stop by A&FRC Bar & Grill our offi ce at the Education Center-156 Missile Ave • Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center • Wine & Paint Class, 1830-2030, Arts & Crafts Minot AFB or email us at [email protected]. If you • Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center • Keystone Club Meeting, Every Fri, 1830- have any questions you can call us (727-0469), stop • Reintegration Training, 1300-1400 A&FRC 1930, Youth Center by and see us or send us an email. Stop in and see • Step Jam, 1730, Fitness Center • Karaoke, Every Friday in March, 2000-Close, us!!!! Rockers Bar & Grill TUESDAY • Lights & Strikes Bowling, Every Fri, 2100- YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SKILLS • Last day to register for the Bottineau Winter 2400, Rough Rider Lanes High school students that are an active duty Park Trip at Outdoor Rec by noon Air Force dependent can earn money for college • Youth Center Dance Classes, Every Tues, UPOMING EVENTS - MARCH 19 through participation in the Youth Employment Various Times, Youth Center • Bottineau Winter Park Trip, 0800, Outdoor Skills (YES) program. You must be a Youth Center • Fit to Fight MIX, 0600, Fitness Center Rec member age 13 to 18 and completed the 8th grade. • TAP Accessing Higher Education, 0800-1600, • Trek, 0800, Fitness Center Applications are available at the Youth Center. A&FRC • Cycle, 0900, Fitness Center Call the David C. Jones Youth Center at 723-2838 • Pre-Separation Counseling, 0830-1130, • Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center for more information. A&FRC • Picture Framing Class, 1000, Arts & Crafts • Trek, 0900, Fitness Center • Base Skate, Every Saturday, 1600-1800, Youth MINOT OFFICER SPOUSES CLUB • Hard Core Cardio, 0945, Fitness Center Center Are you an offi cer spouse? Please join the Minot • Game Day, Every Tues, 1000-1930, Library • Super Saturday Family Activity, Every Air Force Base Offi cer Spouses’ Club (OSC)! We • Zumba, 1100, Fitness Center Saturday, 1800-2000, Youth Center are an organization designated to provide and fos- • Torch Club Meeting, 1600-1700, Youth Center • Saturday “Bowl the Night Away” with Lights ter a welcoming environment, committed to meet- • Yoga Flow, 1615, Fitness Center & Strikes, 2000-Midnight, Rough Rider Lanes ing social and philanthropic needs of all members • Fit To Fight, 1630, Fitness Center • Salsa Lessons, 2300-Midnight, Rockers Bar & by encouraging growth, friendship and a sense of • Family Fun Night, 1700-2100, Rough Riders Grill community. OSC board positions now open! Please Pizza • Latin Night, 2300-0300, Rockers Bar & Grill visit our website to join or for more information at • TurboKick, 1730, Fitness Center www.minotosc.org Like us on Facebook at Minot • Jiu Jitsu Training, Every Tues, 1800-1930, ONGOING EVENTS OSC. Many little clubs to include Bunko, Social- Fitness Center, (18 years & older) • Home School Families Gym Time, Every Day, ite, Bowling, and much more at www.minotosc.org/ • Hard Core Strength, 1830, Fitness Center 1230-1400, Youth Center little-clubs.html • Cycle, 1930, Fitness Center • Lego Building Competition, March 1-31, Build something creative, fi ll out an entry form, MINOT ENLISTED SPOUSES CLUB WEDNESDAY and get a member of the library staff to take a Come and join the MESC! You can meet a lot of • Last day to register for the Winter Games at picture of your creation. Contact the Base Library fun ladies. Join us for a much of different socials the Fitness Center for more information at 723-3344. plus playing BUNCO!!! We also have mini clubs • Cycle, 0600, Fitness Center • Climb to Fitness, Rock wall available at for everyone to enjoy. We are open to all enlisted • Bundles for Babies, 0900-1030, A&FRC McAdoo Fitness. Ages 18 & up with a DoD ID spouses of all military branches. you can also check • Stroller Fitness, 0930, Youth Center Card. Ages 13-17 with written consent and parent out our Facebook page at Minot Enlisted Spouses • H2O Fitness, 0930, Indoor Pool or legal guardian present. Contact McAdoo Fitness Club or/and our website at http://www.mesc.org/ • Story Time, 1030, Base Library Center for more details at 723-2145. • Fit to Fight HIIT, 1100, Fitness Center • Freaky FREE Fridays, Every Friday, 1700- EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL • Fit to Fight CORE, 1130, Fitness Center 2100, Pay for 2 games plus a shoe rental per person UNIVERSITY is now registering for the Spring • Step Jam, 1200, Fitness Center and get one game of bowling FREE! A $3.25 2016 term (21 Mar-22 May). To sign up for classes, • Pre-Deployment Readiness Training, Every SAVINGS! please stop by the offi ce, located inside the Base Wed, 1400-1500, A&FRC • NEW! Qualifi ed Personal Trainers, by Education Center Bldg or email your request to • 4H Club, 1600-1700, Youth Center appointment, Fitness Center [email protected] . If you have any questions, please AREA HAPPENINGS NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 15 call 701-727-9007. less on average? Babywearing also allows you to be Infl atables, music and more. Participate in beard hands free to do things such as care for other chil- contests that include best overall, best trimmed AIR FORCE SGTS ASSOCIATION, dren or grocery shop. Your family will no longer be and best fake beard and prove just how much you CHAPTER 959, GENERAL limited to going only where strollers can go! Minot enjoyed putting that razer to bed. Beards not for MEMBERSHIP MEETING GENERAL Babywearing Group is a non-profi t organization you? Take on the mustache contest, where Minot MEMBERSHIP MEETING takes place on the that offers support and education to caregivers re- State students and military members who compete Second Tuesday of each month at ROCKERS garding babywearing. Free monthly meetings give get a $5 discount on admission price. For the ladies at noon (1200hrs). The Air Force Sergeants hands on help with safety and fi t, while providing and children who cannot grow a beard no mat- Association (AFSA) is a federally chartered non- a fun social meet up! The group hosts a Lending ter how hard they try, compete in the fake beard profi t organization representing the professional Library of almost 20 kinds of carriers to allow care- contest and build your own beard at the build your and personal interests of active duty, retired, and givers to try on a carrier before buying elsewhere. own beard booth and show the men a thing or two. veteran Total Air Force and their families. Please Our FREE monthly meetings are normally the And for those whose stomach is bigger than their join us as we discuss Base and Community events second Saturday of each month at 1:00 pm in the beard, participate in the bearded rib eating con- and current legislation. Offi cers, enlisted, civilian, Bread of Life Lutheran Church (no religious affi lia- test, where we provide the fake beard and t-shirt dependent, Active Duty, Veterans, and Retired- tion). You can confi rm event details and contact us and you provide the appetite for victory. And where -All are welcome! Like us on Facebook at www. at Facebook.com/MinotBWG! there’s a great beard, there’s usually great music. Facebook.com/MinotAFSA. We post any meeting Local musicians and nationally-known artists will changes, important news, events, and volunteer 1ST ANNUAL ST. PATTY’S DAY FUN be playing all day, every day, including nationally opportunities on our page. If you have questions, RUN 3/12/2016 9:00 AM recording artists Disciple, Decyfer Down, Seventh please contact us via email at AFSACh959@gmail. St. Patty’s Day Fun Run in Minot that would also Day Slumber, Children 18:3 and Spoken! Also com. have “Beer Stops” along the way to celebrate St. featuring: Kody Ternes Music, Wild Hands, Luke Patrick’s Day and raise funds for the Taube Mu- Dowler, Kids With Beards, and more! *Beardstock MAIN STREET BOOKS STORYTIME – seum of Art. is a not for profi t event put on by 501c3 organiza- An interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, pup- tion known as the Greater Minot Youth Concert pets and books. Every Wednesday and Thursday DOUBT BY JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY Association. For more information about sponsoring morning at 10:00 a.m. for birth – 4yrs and 11:00 3/12/2016 7:30 PM the event or any other inquiries please email us at a.m. for 4 yrs+. All ages welcome. Each storytime Mouse River Players Community Theatre [email protected] or danrocktheleaves@ 30 minutes long. Main Street Books, 8 South Main “Doubt” by John Patrick Shanley, $12 or Season gmail.com Street, Minot. 701-839-4050; www.mainstreet- Ticket, ORDER TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS: booksminot.com www.mouseriverplayers.org or 701-838-3939, “The CHICKEN DINNER 3/13/2016 11:00 winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award AM MAIN STREET BOOKS 1ST SATUR- in 2005, this provocative, intense drama about the Velva Senior Center. Chicken dinner 11:00 - 1:00 DAYS STORYTIME – A weekend storytime mix of religion and education is set in 1964 but Adults $10 Children $5 Under 6 free Everyone for families. Once a month on the 1st Saturday of investigates timeless questions of faith and rela- Welcome! the month there will be a specially themed story- tionships.” time at Main Street Books that will be interactive LEGO CLUB 03-13-2016 07:00 PM - with songs, rhymes, puppets and books. The 10:00 MINOT’S FRONT PORCH HOEDOWN 03-13-2016 08:00 PM a.m. storytime is 30 minutes long and is geared 3/12/2016 8:00 PM Minot Public Library. The LEGO Club will meet for birth – 4 yrs, but all ages are welcome. Main City Armory (directly behind the city auditorium) the second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Street Books, 8 South Main Street, Minot. 701-839- Still Oak Productions Presents Minot’s Front Porch Imagination Station of the Minot Public Library. 4050; www.mainstreetbooksminot.com Hoe Down! Live painting by Chuck Hues! Tickets Children ages 4 and up are invited to come build will be available soon @ Budget Music and Video with us. MINOT PRAIRIE QUILT FESTIVAL and Nolas Lounge. $20 presales/ $25 @ the door. 3/11/2016 11:00 AM - 3/13/2016 Jon Wayne & the Pain. For nearly a decade, elec- STATE CLASS B BOYS BASKET- 3:00 PM tronic reggae-dub innovators Jon Wayne and BALL TOURNAMENT 3/17/2016 - Grand Hotel - Minot, ND. Minot Prairie Quilt The Pain have been crafting a unique sound, one 3/19/2016 Festival will take place Friday – Sunday, March 11 that features a mesmerizing blend of modern age Minot State University 500 University West – 13, 2016. The event is held at the Grand Hotel on electronic beats fused with upbeat traditional roots Minot ND 58701. Welcome Players, Coaches & Minot’s North Hill. Hours are Friday 11 am – 8 pm; reggae and a fresh layer of grooving funk to keep Fans! Saturday 8 am – 5 pm; and Sunday 9 am – 3 pm. the soul moving in all the right ways. The Twin There will be approximately 150 quilts on display, Cities-based ensemble burst onto the festival scene ABRAHAMSON RODEO 3/17/2016 as well vendor booths and a Flea Market. A $3.00 in 2007 following their debut self-titled album, and 12:00 PM admission fee is charged. Classes and lectures are has since built a highly devoted following through All Season’s Arena. The 6th Annual bullriding, also offered with registration available at the festi- multi-dimensional jamming, extensive touring and bullfi ghting, and clown school March 17-19th in Mi- val. See minotquilters.com for full details. infl uential songwriting. Inscrutable and unpredict- not, ND. This will be held in conjunction with the able, Jon Wayne and The Pain’s cutting edge style Western Edge Bull Riders fi nals!. If you are inter- SCHEELS HUNT FOR THE GOLD- has taken them across the nation to some of the ested in attending the school please contact Kyle at EN EGGS 2/26/2016 9:30 AM - country’s biggest music festivals including Electric 701-240-9790. 3/24/2016 9:00 PM Forest, Summer Camp, Cali Roots and Wakarusa. Minot Scheels, Scheels Hunting and Fishing Their transcendent live performances and fl uid ST PATTY’S DAY AND WEEKEND Date: Friday, February 26th-Thursday, March 24th chemistry has propelled them to forefront of reggae WITH EVEN 5 @ THE “O”RIGIONAL Time: All Day Location: Minot Scheels, Scheels music, and with an ever-changing musical para- BAR 3/17/2016 9:00 PM - 3/20/2016 Hunting and Fishing Ages: 4-12 Cost: FREE Join digm it is evident that this Midwestern quartet 1:00 AM Scheels for Easter fun all month long! Giant, golden is an absolute force to be reckoned with. Useful The Even 5 will be rockin’ St. Patty’s Day as well eggs have been hidden in our two stores, and we Jenkins: Useful Jenkins is a contemporary acoustic as Friday and Saturday at The “O”! Get your green need your help to fi nd them! Pick up your clue sheet band with a foundation rooted in bluegrass, and on and get ready for one wild party! with fun pictures at Scheels Customer Service, readily taps into other genres, such as folk, funk, fi ll out the bottom portion, and return the sheet rock, and hip hop. Their music generates emotion PHEASANTS FOR THE FUTURE BAN- to Scheels Customer Service to have your name and sends a message to a wide range of listeners, QUET 3/18/2016 4:30 PM entered in the drawing for a Scheels gift card! New giving them an eclectic group of followers from all North Dakota State Fair Center- Magic Place clue sheets will be available starting Friday morn- walks of life. The band is a 4 piece at its core (bass, Please join us for a night of fun, including lots of ings, and the drawing winner will be contacted by lead acoustic, rhythm acoustic, mandolin) and has raffl es, live and silent auction items, good food the following Monday! currently been integrating the violin as a fi fth me- and fellowship. Banquet/Early Registration Prize: lodic layer. 4-part vocal harmonies accompany the Three early registrants will be entered into a draw- PANCAKE BREAKFAST FUNDRAISER wall of stringed instruments, leaving listeners with ing to win an awesome prize. Feb 28 is the early 3/12/2016 8:00 AM a strong, clean, and unique sound. Useful Jenkins registration deadline. Tickets must be purchased Minot Masonic Center. Join us on March 12 at the thrives on energy; they fl ourish in the moment and by the Feb 28 to qualify or postmarked by Feb 28 Minot Masonic Center for a Pancake Breakfast have an unmatched resonance with the crowd. if paying by mail. Purchase tickets securely on our Fundraiser. All proceeds and donations will go Membership page of our website or mail the down- toward Izzabella Starkey. She has been selected 32 BELOW @ THE O 3/12/2016 9:00 loadable registration form with applicable payment to represent Minot in the National Young Leaders PM 32 Below makes their long awaited debut play- to Pheasants for the Future, P.O. Box 594, Minot Conference in Washington DC this summer! Come ing for us @ The “O”!! These guys put on a amazing ND 58702. Email one of our Board Members for to the Pancake Breakfast to help support her in her high energy show that you won’t wanna miss! Make assistance if needed. $40.00 Regular Membership fundraising for her trip. As a student at Ramstad sure you get here early so you can make sure you $20.00 Spouse/Child Banquet Meal Middle School, she is proud to represent Minot get in! ! $12 Cover charge. and this community in this leadership conference. FULLY LOADED WRESTLING The conference will be a life-changing experience 8TH ANNUAL BEARDSTOCK MUSIC 3/18/2016 6:00 PM that is designed to develop leadership skills and FESTIVAL 3/12/2016 12:00 PM - The Vegas Motel. Tickets for Fully Loaded Anni- strengthen communities by encouraging leadership 3/13/2016 11:00 PM versary are on sale....now! It’s just $15 for ringside in students. Any excess funds will be donated to Holiday Inn-Riverside. From the begininng we have and only $10 general admission for this massive the YWCA Minot. strived to raise awareness about homelessness in 2 day event. See Macen Mayham, Dynamite Soul its various forms here in North Dakota, the United Eric Walker, the completion of the No Limits title MINOT BABYWEARING GROUP States, and worldwide... Join us March 12 and 13, tournament, Chainsaw King vs. Hammerstone, 3/12/2016 1:00 PM where beards, bands and North Dakota pride will and so much more. We sold out of ringside a WEEK Bread of Life Lutheran Church. Babywearing is take over the Holday Inn Riverside in an event for before our last event in Minot so get yours now!! simply the act of wearing your child using a car- the hairy at heart. Enjoy FREE FOOD, the beard- We also still have a LIMITED # of VIP Tables rier. Did you know babies that are carried cry 40% ed photo booth, limited edition Beardstock apparel, available. They seat 5 and come with drink tickets! 16 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY CLASSIFIEDSNORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 17 www.northernsentry.com | [email protected] | 701.839.0946 | 315 S. Main Ste 202 | PO Box 2183 | Minot, North Dakota

HELP WANTED HOUSE FOR SALE FLEA MARKET

NURSES First District Health AVAILIABLE NOW in SE MOVING NEED CASH? Sell Unit (Minot Offi ce) PT Position Minot! 3 Bed/1 Bath side by side your used/unwanted items at Public Health Nurse Duplex, fenced in back yard w/ MAGIC CITY FLEA MARKET, ✓ No Weekends or Evenings small shed. No garage, off street April 9 & 10, State Fairgrounds. ✓ Work while the kids are parking for 4 vech. $800/$500 Info 701-340-7930. in school dep, 1st month rent $500. WTR tfn ✓ Maintain your license in PD. 6 month/1 yr lease avail. 20 hrs/wk Call James at 721-1320 LV PROFESSIONALS Licensed RN/B.S. Preferred Message. $33.22/hr 12w RUTHVILLE BARBER SHOP, Pediatric & physical assessment Mon-Weds. 8:30 a.m. to 5 nursing skills & knowledge of p.m. Appointments or walk ins, haircut, neck shave and shoulder Basin Electric and its subsidiary, Dakota Gasification Company, seek to be an immunizations a plus. www.fdhu.org massage for $13. Call 839-5311 employer of choice. We want to match YOU with one of our opportunities. Not today! only do we offer competitive salaries, we also offer an incredible benefits package. ND Job Service Questions? 701-852-1376 tfn Basin Electric Power Cooperative 13w LEE CLOUSE INDEPENDENT · Auditor II, III, Senior Auditor (2 Positions) - Bismarck, ND BEAUTY CONSULTANT www.marykay.com/1clouse. · Accounting Analyst II (Lease) and Accounting Analyst II (CWIP) - RN's upto $45/hr! LPN's upto 701-839-0475 or 701-721-0475 Bismarck, ND $37.50/hr! CNA's upto $22.50/ · Apprentice Substation Electrician and Journeyman Substation hr. Free gas, weekly pay! $2000 tfn Electrician (DOT) - Beulah, ND Bonus! AACO Nursing Agency CHIROPRACTIC · Compliance Engineer II - Bismarck. ND 800-656-4414 x1 13w SOLUTIONS - Now open & · Manager of Accounts Payable & Inventory Accounting - Bismarck, ND accepting new patients. Flexible · Student Intern - Drafting (Summer) - Bismarck, ND EXPERIENCED FULL- hours including Saturdays. TIME OR SEASONAL HELP MISCELLANEOUS Therapeutic massage therapist Please check our website for other possible openings at jobs.basinelectric.com WANTED on grain farm near available utilizing various Questions? Call 701-557-5603 or 701-557-5402 Minot. Semi driving and four IWRITEYOUWRITECARDS. techniques. Lindsey White D.C. wheel drive tractor with 60 ft. COM Send Your Love On A & Danielle White L.M.T. 3108 S. Dakota Gasification Company - Beulah, ND equipment. Experience need. Round Trip! Helping military Broadway, Suite B, Minot, ND. 58701. 852-3232 · Process Operations Field Tech I-V 720-3421. Housing available. kids stay connected with long- · Environmental Engineer (Air) 12w distance family. tfn Please check our website for other possible openings at jobs.dakotagas.com tfn Questions? Call 701-873-6896. MATURE, RELIABLE, AND A TRUSTWORTHY Our people are the heart of our organization and we employ INDIVIDUAL. Part-Time Retail more than 2,300 individuals across multiple Midwest states. sales 25-35 hrs/week occasional Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities, Females, Protected Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities. Sat. closed Sun. Apply in person at Aeroport Hobby Shoppe, 2112 N. Broadway. tfn

THE NORTH DAKOTA NATIONAL GUARD have openings available in a variety of career fi elds across the state and RENTALS in Minot. Continue your military career on a part-time basis. For MANAGEMENT OF RENTAL AVAILABLE NOW! Several more information call 420-5903 HOMES & APARTMENTS. apts on North Hill available 4 or 420-5904 in Minot. Professional, experienced, and rent. 2 Bdrm + 1 bath. $655 to tfn affordable. Contact Matt or $795. Call Matt or Jerry at IPM. Geri. IPM, Inc. 852-1157 852-1157

tfn tfn

NEED A PLACE TO CALL THE PINES Beautiful LUXURY HOME? One & Two Bedroom APARTMENTS Awesome Fall Units Two Bedroom House & Specials! NEW MILITARY Effi ciencies. Most w/ HT & WTR INCENTIVES! 2 & 3 Bedrooms, Paid MINOT, BURLINGTON, 2 Bath. WTR PD, W/D in unit A/C SURREY & LANSFORD CALL D/W, DBL GRG PET FRIENDLY TODAY 839.4200 Secured w/ Cameras On Site tfn Resident Manager Reduced Deposit & Rental Incentives LOVE DOWNTOWN? PARKER 839.4200 SUITES One & two bedroom tfn Units. HT, WTR, CBL PAID AVAILABLE NOW 839-4200 WILLOW HOLLOW PARK CARRIERS tfn LIKE SETTING NEW RENTAL INCENTIVES 2 BED/1 OR 2 WALK TO MSU NEW RENTAL BATH SOME W/ DEN & W/D INCENTIVES Beautiful 2 BED/2 in unit WTR PAID Garage, A/C, NEEDED! BATH WTR PAID, A/C D/W, DW, BALC, Secured Building Microwave, Garage, Secured On Site Resident Manager NO The Northern Sentry w/ Cameras On Site Resident SMOKING 839-4200 is now hiring carriers Manger NO SMOKING 839- tfn 4200 to deliver papers at the tfn MAFB. Call 701-838- 5937 for more info. NORTHERN SENTRY 839.0946 | [email protected] 18 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

TRANSPORTATION I BUY CARS OR HAUL JUNKERS AWAY FOR FREE - We’re Call Karz 4-U at 240-9172. getting tfn

$ $ $ QUICK CASH $ $ $ Paying cash now for any car or Personal truck, running or not. We also sell with you! cars $500-$1500, give us a call. Let everyone Edwardson Sales 839-9512 (Will at the haul junk cars or trucks away, Minot AFB no charge) and surrounding tfn areas know LOOKING FOR GREAT your news! ADVERTISING IDEAS? call SUDOKU ANSWERS us at 839-0946 or email us at: The [email protected]. 57891624 3 Northern 934285761 JOHN’S 612473859 Sentry 146798325 would like to 725341698 share what’s 893652417 important news 381564972 to you. 457829136 Call AUTOBODY 269137584 701.839.0946 or email Pays Up To Answers to puzzle from page 8 $ [email protected] 500 for more info! Insurance Deductibles • Engagements • Weddings We Guarantee All • Babies Work & Color Match • Anniversaries 4121 S. Broadway • Birthday Ads 839-8896 • Obituaries

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CLEANING & MOVING ATTORNEYS REAL ESTATE

500 20th Ave SW

ACCOUNTANT HOME LOANS

AUTOMOTIVE

24 W. Central, Minot • 852-0196 ACTION AUTO www.bradymartz.com WRECKING STORAGE UNITS Free Parts Locating service 1215 Valley St., Minot Formerly Minot Wrecking

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 HOBBY SHOP

Place an ad for as little as $9.00 per week and get your business noticed! For more information call 839-0946 or email [email protected]. NORTHERN SENTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 19

REAL ESTATE

Find ALL listed homes for sale in Minot and the surrounding areas at www. brokers12.com. tfn

RENTALS

Place an ad for as little as $9 per week! For more info call 839-0946 or email [email protected] 20 FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2016 NORTHERN SENTRY

CREATIVE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT HAS DEALS YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS!

Creative Property Management would like t
Free Application to help you find your next or even you first Processing Fees home. Our knowledgeable staff is eager t
Monthly Unlimited to assist you. We strive to provide you Car Washes with the best rental experience possible. That is why we will surpass any of our t
Zero Deposits For Active Military competitors pricing and incentives. Call Creative Property Management today to t
Discounted Rent see what we may do for you. Options t
Free Rent Options t
Daily Cash Giveaways

t
Rental Referral CPM Incentives creative property management Inc.

CALL 701-852-5028 OR VISIT WWW.CREATIVEMINOT.COM