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5th MUNS: Locked and loaded

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The B-52H Stratofortress is the backbone of the Air Force’s bomber mission, able to carry nuclear or precision guided ordnance with worldwide precision.

The 5th Munitions Squadron armament flight is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the B-52’s support equipment that carry and drop the munitions.

Armament system’s motto is “Weapons well hung” which reminds Airmen how important their efforts are to the mission.

“There are two main sections in our career field,” said Master Sgt. Melanie Lineberry, 5th MUNS aircraft armament maintenance section chief.” “On-equipment

loads and unloads munitions out on the flight line. The off-equipment section inspects, tests and maintains the equipment that hold the munitions.”

Lineberry said the support equipment they maintain includes heavy stores adapter beams, MAU-12 Bomb ejector racks, conventional rotary launchers, cluster bomb racks and litening pod pylons.

“We maintain around 60 to 80 pieces of support equipment and complete over 100 inspections, maintenance and repairs a week,” said Tech. Sgt. Wade Hunnicutt, 5th MUNS alternate mission equipment section chief.

The mission and goal of the 5th MUNS armament flight is to support flight line Airmen and loading

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and unloading operations.“Anything that’s

removed from the aircraft is what we work on in our shop,” said Lineberry. “We tear them apart, inspect them and make sure they are fully functional and mission ready.”

Both Lineberry and Hunnicutt said that they are faced with various inspections depending on the piece and importance of equipment they’re working on.

The first phase in inspection is to check for visual discrepancies

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and repair them based on needs.

Secondly, they take the equipment apart and check the inside to ensure if it’s still functioning correctly.

After fixing any discrepancies, the equipment is tested and sent back to the flight line.

Operational, electrical and mechanical support equipment have 180 day, 12 month, 18 month and 24 month inspections to ensure they are in efficient condition.

“We do a lot of preventive maintenance,”

said Lineberry. “All of our equipment is the key integral piece to make sure bombs drop on target. If the pilots hit a button and we don’t do our job those bombs are not going to drop.”

Staff Sgt. Joshua Olson, 5th Muni-tions Squadron armament mainte-nance team chief and Airman 1st Class Katelyn Naler, 5th MUNS ar-mament maintenance team mem-ber, inspect a heavy stores-adapter beam at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., May 1, 2018. The 5 MUNS Airmen repair MAU-12 ejector bomb racks, heavy stores adapter beam, conven-tional rotary launchers and cluster bomb racks.

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Airmen with the 5th Communications Squadron are responsible for supporting network communication and recently completed a base-wide Windows 10 update. These Airmen provide support to more than 3,000 users across the base and are responsible for all computer and hand-held radio maintenance.

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Butterfl y chicken breast. Be careful not to cut all the way through them. Rub the outside of the breasts with the sun-dried tomato oilSeason the outside of the breasts with the Cajun seasoning, Italian seasoning, and the paprika. Sprinkle the inside of the breasts with the onion powder Set aside In a bowl, mix the garlic & herb cream cheese, spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, Mozzarella, and Parmesan together. *Add one tablespoon of the mixture to the inside of each breast, spread it evenly, and press the breast together to seal. Use toothpicks if additional aid is needed to close each breast Heat olive oil in a pan at a medium high setting Once hot, place each breast in the pan **Lower the heat to medium Cover the pan with a lid and al-low the breasts to cook for 8-10 mins. Carefully fl ip the breasts over, cover with the lid again, and cook that side for another 8-10 mins or until chicken is fully cooked through (internal temp should be 165 degrees F) Remove from pan and allow to rest for 5 mins before serving. Enjoy! Garlic & Herb Cream Cheese Mix all ingredients together. Use it. You’re welcome. (insert fake smile)

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4-5 boneless, skinless chicken breasts2 T olive oil1-3 T Cajun seasoning1 T Italian seasoning1 T paprika1 T onion powder4 oz garlic and herb cream cheese10 oz frozen spinach (thawed and squeezed of excess water)

MSU works with fifth graders to produce a newspaperMINOT STATE UNIVERSITY

MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University assistant professor of Communication Arts Nicole Thom-Arens has been working with Bel Air Elementary fi fth graders to produce the Bel Air Times and teach them media literacy.

Thom-Arens will deliver 300 copies of the Bel Air Times to Bel Air Elementary Thursday, May 17, at 2:30 p.m.

“Fifth grade is an important time for students to understand how media is produced, how it should be consumed, and how to

be critical of what they see and read because they are becoming more involved with social media and content on the internet at this age,” Thom-Arens said.

At Minot State, Thom-Arens advises the Red & Green student newspaper and teaches the course attached to the paper, Communication 281. Early in the spring semester, Minot State students visited Bel Air and worked with the fi fth graders to review and edit their pieces.

In January, the students began conducting interviews

and writing the pieces for the newspaper, which included news stories, features on students, staff , and sports teams, reviews, an advice column, and comics.

Then, in April, Bel Air students came to Minot State to tour the Red & Green, university print services, and KMSU, Minot State’s campus television and radio station.

Bel Air fi fth grade writing teacher, Kyrie Beckman, assigned students the topics and worked with them to produce the content.

“The fi fth grade students loved every second of the newspaper project,” Beckman said. “The cooperation of the college students created an exciting opportunity for students to write in a real way. Nicole Thom-Arens, the organizer of this opportunity, introduced my students to jobs and opportunities in the world of communications. I can guarantee that there will be several students that step into the world of journalism because of this experience.”

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CLUB MEMBER DRAWING ON FRIDAY, MAY 18 WILL BE FOR $1,750.

You must be present to win. Become a club member today to qualify. Simply visit Rockers Bar & Grill or the Jimmy Doolittle Center to obtain your application. The next weekly club member drawing will be held on Friday, May 18 at Rockers Bar & Grill and the Jimmy Doolittle Center. Drawing time varies each week between 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Don’t Miss Club Member Appreciation Night On May 18Chardonnay & Shrimp and Grits, Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA & Prosciutto and Gorgon-zola Crostini, Rex-Goliath Merlot & Deconstructed Cheeseburger, Oatmeal Summit Stout & Crispy Bratwurst, and Rex-Goliath Cabernet Sauvignon & Pizzetta with Caramelized Onions, Mushroons, & Rosemary. Food will be complimentary and beer & wine are pay as you go. This is an adults only event and Club Members must RSVP no later than May 15 by calling the Jimmy Doolittle Center at 723-3731. Then head over to Rockers Bar & Grill for an exciting Club Members’ Karaoke Contest. Showcase your singing talents for a chance at win an FSS gift card. The top three contestants will receive the following: 1st place - $300 FSS gift card, 2nd place - $150 FSS gift card, and 3rd place - $50 FSS gift card. For more information, contact Rockers Bar & Grill at 727-ROCK. If you are not currently Club Member, it is sim-ply to become one. Join today by visiting www.memberplanet.com/account/usaf and completing the short membership registration. For more de-tails, call Rockers Bar & Grill at 727-ROCK or the Jimmy Doolittle Center at 723-3731.

To show appreciation, the Jimmy Doolittle Center and Rockers Bar & Grill are hosting special events exclusively for Club Members on Friday, May 18. Begin your night with a Beer and Wine Food Pairing at the Jimmy Doolittle Center from 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Come enjoy various wines and beers paired with delicious food selections, includ-ing Goose Island IPA & Curry Chicken Meatballs, Relax Riesling & BBQ Pork Loin, Blue Moon Bel-gium White Ale & Kimchi Beef Tacos, La Crema

Children at Minot AFB have a chance to deploy to an undisclosed location as part of the Operation HEROES event organized by the Airman & Family Readiness Center. The event provides children of deploying family members a better understanding of what their military parents go through in order to deploy. However, this event is open to all military families regardless if their loved ones are deployed or not. Operation HEROES will be activated on Satur-day, June 2 beginning at 9 a.m. at the Base The-ater. Children must pre-register for the event no later than Friday, May 25 by calling or visiting the Airman & Family Readiness Center during normal business hours. The participants will receive theirmobility folder and other deployment items on the day of the event. Participants will do everything from going through a pre-deployment line to getting their backpacks, shot records, and dog tags. The young “warriors” are given briefi ngs by various base agencies such as fi nance, public health, and the chapel. All registered “warriors” will be issued military orders, pre-deployment checklists, and more. Participants also receive an opportunity to participate in interactive displays plus touch and ask questions about Minot AFB equipment. All warriors will then meet up for a Operation HEROES

Operation HEROES Family Deployment Event Deploys June 2

Reintegration Party at Bud Ebert Park hosted by the Youth Center. The fi nale will feature a cookout, K-9 demonstration, and lots of family fun. The Operation HEROES event is open to children of all ages however youth under age 12 must be accompanied by a parent. With parent’s consent, warriors age 11 and up can take part in a top secret mission which will surely test their skills in a deployed setting. Children must be dressed for outdoor activities. The Operation HEROES Reintegration Party is sponsored by AT&T and North Star Community Credit Union. No Federal Endorsement of Spon-sors Intended. To sign-up or for more details, call the Airman & Family Readiness Center at 723-3950.

Youth Center Hosting Operation HEROES Reintegration PartyThe Youth Center will be welcoming back participants of the Operation HEROES family deployment event with a special Re-integration Party on Saturday, June 2 starting at approximately 12:15 p.m. (as soon as participants from Operation HEROES arrive). The event will be held at Bud Ebert Park. The event features a FREE cookout, K-9 demonstration, and lots of family fun. It is open to all Operation HEROES participants and their families. The Reintegration Party is sponsored by AT&T and North Star Community Credit Union. No Federal Endorsement of Sponsors Intended. For more information, call 723-2838.

U.S. Kids Golf Provides Great Opportunity For Minot AFB Youth

Learning to play golf is a tremendous chal-lenge for every beginner. For kids, the challenge is even greater. The length of the golf course and the complexities of instruction can be discouraging and possibly turn them away from golf forever. The Rough Rider Golf Course has just the program you need to teach your child the game of golf which they can enjoy for a lifetime. The U.S. Kids Golf Program features three dif-ferent sessions spread throughout the spring and summer allowing youth ages 6 and older to choose the clinic that best fi ts their schedule. Sessions will be held June 11-22 (register by June 4), July 9-20 (register by July 2), and August 6-17 (regis-ter by July 30); session times are 5-6 p.m. or 6-7 p.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Space is limited; fi rst come fi rst served. At the end of each session, a golf outing for the junior golfers will be held with food and refreshments. The program focuses on teaching youth how to golf using clubs fi tted especially for them. For only $125.00, each child receives their very own set of starter golf clubs, golf instruction by a experienced golf instructor, and on course playing time. For additional information, contact the Rough Rider Golf Course at 723-3164.

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Olympic Weightlifting ClinicThe Fitness Center is hosting an Olympic Weight-lifting Clinic on Saturday, May 19 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Join USAW coaches Jesse and Sammy for this two hour clinic designed for beginners to seasoned athletes. They will go over the funda-mentals, technique, and share their knowledge of the sport. This class is limited to 20 maximum sign ups and will be held outside at the Tactical Fitness Locker. For more details, call 723-2145.

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Friday Night KaraokeCome and show off your talent during Friday Night Karaoke at Rockers Bar & Grill on May 18 from 8 p.m. to close. Sing solo, do a duet, or grab a group! Rockers has a great karaoke selection for your enjoyment. Gather up your friends and enjoy all of the fun. For additional information, contact Rockers Bar & Grill at 727-ROCK.

Off-Base Budget ClassesPlanning to move off base? Are you ready to manage the costs? The Airman & Family Readi-ness Center is hosting Off-Base Budget Classes on June 18, 19, 20 & 21 from 2:30-4 p.m. Air-men will obtain important information on leases, military clauses, renters insurance, complete a budget worksheet, and determine an affordable rental price range. Attendees should bring their latest end-of-month LES and have knowledge of their current bills. Pick a date and sign up today! There are four classes to choose from to help fi t your busy schedule. Please contact the Airman & Family Readiness Center at 723-3950 for ad-ditional information or to sign-up for a class.

May 19

Kids Bowl Free ProgramChildren 15 years of age and under at Minot AFB can now sign-up for 2 FREE games of bowling per day from now - August 31, 2018. Rough Rider Lanes is participating in the Kids Bowl Free program which allows children to sign up at no charge to receive the free games. Simply visit www.kidsbowlfree.com/AirForce website to reg-ister your child. Then you will receive your free bowling passes each week via email. Members may use the coupon on any electronic device or print the coupon for presentation to the cen-ter. Shoe rental is not included. Each family will have the opportunity to purchase a “Family Pass” directly from the website for $29.95 that allows 4 additional family members over the age of 15 to receive coupons for 2 free games of bowling per day all summer. For additional details, call Rough Rider Lanes at 727-4715.

Rough Riders Pizza Early Closing Rough Riders Pizza and the Lil’ Riders Indoor Playland will be closing at 4 p.m. on Wednesdays during the month of May.

Armed Forces Day SpecialIn honor of Armed Forces Day, Rough Rider Lanes is offering a bowling special on Saturday, May 19 from 6 p.m. - midnight during Lights & Strikes. Ac-tive Duty and Retirees pay only $2.50 per game and receive a FREE shoe rental. Family members and guests bowl for just $3 per game and $2 shoe rental. For more information, call Rough Rider Lanes at 727-4715.

Youth Outdoor Soccer RegistrationThe Youth Center is holding Youth Outdoor Socccer registration from now - May 31 for youth 3-12 years of age. Cost for Smart Start (ages 3-4 years old) is $30. The cost for youth ages 5-12 years old is $40. Current immunization record with current physical must be on fi le to register. Youth Center membership is required. The season is scheduled to begin on August 1. For additional information, please contact the Youth Center at 723-2838.

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Outdoor Recreation invites you to enjoy their Horseback Riding and Rock Climbing trip on May 25-28 to Custer State Park in Custer, South Da-kota. Experience a thrilling rock climbing excursion at Sylvan Lake, followed by a beautiful horseback ride and breathtaking Jeep tour. Stay in cabins in Custer and discover the heart of the park while en-countering all kinds of animals and historical sites. Costs for active duty and dependents are $105/person quad room, $125/person triple room, $160/person double room, and $275/person single room. Costs for all other DoD ID card holders are $288/person quad room, $308/person triple room, $343/person double room, and $458/person single room. Registration is from April 30 to May 18. Space is limited, so sign up today. The trip is part of the Recharge For Resiliency initiative. For more details, call Outdoor Recreation at 723-3648.

Memorial Day Golf ScrambleThe Rough Rider Golf Course is hosting the Memo-rial Day Scramble on May 26 beginning at 9 a.m. This is an 18 hole, four person scramble. Entry fee is $30; green fees and cart rental not included. Please call ahead to reserve your team slot by 5 p.m. on May 25. The tournament is limited to the fi rst 18 teams to sign up. Check-in starts at 8 a.m. Call the Rough Rider Golf Course at 723-3164 for additional information.

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DAYTON, Ohio - Those who can't wait to see the new B-17F Memphis Belle exhibit in person on May 17 will be able to get a sneak-peak of the exhibit as it is unveiled to the family members of the Memphis Belle crew and invited dignitaries for the first time during a private event at the

National Museum of the U.S. Air Force on May 16 at 6:30 p.m.

Viewers may tune in to this LIVE event on the Memphis Belle exhibit opening page on the museum's website at:

http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Upcoming/Boeing-B-17F-Memphis-Belle-Exhibit

-Opening-May-17-2018/The original B-17F

Memphis Belle - the first U.S. Army Air Forces heavy bomber to return to the United States after completing 25 combat missions over occupied Europe - will be unveiled to the public on May 17 - exactly 75 years after its crew finished their last mission in the war against Nazi Germany on May 17, 1943.

The Memphis Belle, which has not been on public display since 2002, and surrounding exhibit, along with a new strategic bombardment exhibit, will open to the public on May 17 following a ribbon cutting ceremony that will begin at approximately 9:15-9:30 a.m.

The new exhibit will tell the complete story of the Memphis Belle and address the many myths associated with the aircraft. Artifacts will be on display from seven of the crewmembers including several war-time uniforms; a flight suit; combat boots; flying goggles; dog-tags; pilot's wings and other rank insignia. In addition, rare color archival footage-some of which has never been seen by the public before-will be shown in the exhibit.

Surrounding the Memphis Belle exhibit will be a new Strategic Bombardment exhibit featuring a digitally animated map of the strategic bombing campaign; two Medals

of Honor; items worn and used on significant missions; artifacts from bombing campaign leaders; a bomber top turret and ball turret; and engaging photos.

The Memphis Belle and other B-17 aircraft were assigned to the 91st Bombardment Group during World War II. Combat missions later in the war earned the 91st BG two Distinguished Unit citations.

Although the 91 BG gained a lot of fame during and after the war, this came at a high price. The

group lost 197 aircraft and more than 600 men, with approximately 1,150 men taken as prisoners of war.

The 91 BG transitioned into the 91st Strategic Reconnaissance Wing. Then, in 1968, it became the 91st Strategic Missile Wing, whose new mission was to maintain three squadrons of Minuteman I Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles.

Eventually the 91 SMW would shift to what we know today at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, as the 91st Missile Wing.

Memphis Belle and crew with Director of Memphis Belle Movie.

PHOTO BY JOE HARLICK

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CLASSIFIEDS

BASE ANNOUNCEMENTSTODAY • LAST DAY to register for

Horseback Riding & Rock Climbing Trip at Outdoor Rec• Kids Bowl Free, 0900-2100,

Bowling Center• Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center• Cycle, 1200, Fitness Center• Olympic Lift Training, 1230,

Fitness Center• Torch Club, 1600, Youth Center• Keystone Club Meeting, 1600,

Youth Center• Club Member Appreciation

Night Wine & Beer Pairing, 1630-1930, Jimmy Doolittle Center• Friday Fun Members Buff et,

1630-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill• EFMP - FS Peer Support Group,

1700-1800, A&FRC• Yoga, 1700, Fitness Center• Club Member Cash Drawing,

1730-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill and Jimmy Doolittle Center• Give Parents a Break, 1800-

2200, CDC & SAC• Wine & Paint Class, 1800-2000,

Arts & Crafts Center• Zumba, 1800, Fitness Center• Club Member Appreciation

Night Karaoke Contest, 2000-2200, Rockers Bar & Grill• Lights & Strikes Bowling, 2100-

2400, Bowling Center

SATURDAY• America’s Kids Run, 0900,

Youth Center• Tactical Strength & Fitness,

0900, Fitness Center• Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center• Olympic Weightlifting Clinic,

1300-1500, Fitness Center• Armed Forces Day Bowling

Special, 1800-2400, Bowling Center• Bowl the Night Away with

“Lights & Strikes”, 2000-2400, Bowling Center

SUNDAY• Family Zumba, 1400, Fitness

Center

MONDAY• Tactical Fitness, 0630, Fitness

Center• Kids Bowl Free Program, 0900-

1400, Bowling Center• Cycle, 1200, Fitness Center• Reintegration Briefi ng, 1300-

1400, A&FRC• Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center• Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center• Tactical Strength & Fitness,

1930, Fitness Center

TUESDAY• Kids Bowl Free Program, 0900-

1400, Bowling Center• Game Day, 1000-1930, Base

Library • Olympic Lift Training, 1300,

Fitness Center• Asian Pacifi c American Heritage

Dinner, 1630-1830, Dakota Inn• Family Fun Night, 1700-2100,

Rough Riders Pizza• Urban Boot Camp, 1830, Fitness

Center

WEDNESDAY• Last Day for Coaches to

Register for the Armed Forces Golf Championship• Last Day of Minot Public

Schools• Pre-Register for the Mini-

Mudder now through June 14th at the Youth Center• Right Start, 0730, Jimmy

Doolittle Center• Club Member Benefi t, Every

Wed, 0900-1400, Bowling Center• Kids Bowl Free Program, 0900-

1400, Bowling Center• Parent & Tot Fit Kids, 0930,

Fitness Center• Story Time, Every Wed, 1030,

Base Library

• Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center• Cycle, 1200, Fitness Center• Pre-Deployment/ Remote

Readiness Training, 1300-1400, A&FRC• 4-H Club, 1600, Youth Center• Mug Club Special, 1600-1800,

Rockers Bar & Grill• Boss & Buddy $1 off Draft

Special, 1630-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill• Members Wind Down

Wednesday Buff et, 1630-1830, Rockers Bar & Grill• Zumba, 1730, Fitness Center• Yoga, 1830, Fitness Center

THURSDAY• Kids Bowl Free Program, 0900-

2100, Bowling Center• Parent & Tot Fit Kids, 0930,

Fitness Center• Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center• Olympic Lift Training, 1100,

Fitness Center• Muscle Pump, 1130, Fitness

Center• Reintegration Briefi ng, 1300-

1400, A&FRC• Fitness Hour, 1600-1700, Youth

Center• Members 2 for 1 Appetizers,

1700-1900, Rockers Bar & Grill• Olympic Lift Training, 1730,

Fitness Center

25 MAY• AFGSC Family Day – for

full listing of facility hours, visit 5thforcesupport.com• Fit to Fight, 1100, Fitness Center• Cycle, 1200, Fitness Center• EFMP Adult Art Group, 1700-

1900, A&FRC, held at the BBC Community Center• Yoga, 1700, Fitness Center• Zumba, 1800, Fitness Center

26 MAY• For full listing of Memorial Day

holiday weekend facility hours, visit 5thforcesupport.com• Memorial Day Golf Scramble,

0900-1600, Rough Rider Golf• Yoga, 1000, Fitness Center• Rockers Dining Room Open,

1600-2100, Rockers Bar & Grill• Hip Hop All Nighter, 2300-0300,

Rockers Bar & Grill

ONGOING EVENTS• B-Fifty Brew Drink Special

May Special – Peaches ‘n Cream Get your taste buds ready for summer with May’s drink special! Whole milk & peach syrup create a delicious blend with vanilla bean powder & frozen peaches. B-50 Brew’s home-made vanilla whipped cream adds the perfect fi nishing touch! Grande $5.00 Venti $5.50• Auto Hobby May Specials May

15-31 Free stall for one hour with purchase of oil & fi lter from Auto Hobby! *minimum 5 quarts• Kids Bowl Free Bowling Special

– May 1st through August 31stDon’t miss out on this year’s Kids

Bowl Free program! Just go to www.kidsbowlfree.com/airforce to register children 15 and under! Then, receive each child’s passes by email for 2 FREE GAMES A DAY! Off er Valid: Monday-Wednesday: 9am-2pm Thursday-Friday: 9am-7pm For more information, call 727-4715• 2018 Air Force Photo ContestParticipate in the 2018 Air

Force Photo Contest! This year’s theme is FREEDOM, so get those cameras shooting! Submissions for photos open today and run through May 31. Categories include Adult: Novice & Accomplished, and Youth: Teens, Pre-teens, & Children. Prizes will be awarded in each category! For more information, check out MyAirForceLife.com/Photo-

Contest

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY is now registering for the Summer 2018 term (28 May-29 Jul). You can enroll in classes for CCAF, classes towards Undergraduate degrees such as: AS/BS Aeronautics, AS/BS Aviation Maintenance, AS/BS Technical Management and Graduate degrees: MS Aeronautics, MBA Aviation & MS Management. Please stop by the ERAU offi ce, located inside the Minot AFB Education Center Bldg, Room 223 or email your registration request or any inquiries to minot@erau.edu To apply to the University, please go to https://worldwide.erau.edu/admissions/apply/ and select Minot as the Campus location. Our course modalities include Eaglevision class onsite, online and Eaglevision home. If you have any questions, please call 701-727-9007.

COME WITH US THROUGH TIME TO DISCOVER JESUS FROM ETERNITY PAST TO ETERNITY FUTURE AT ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN CHURCH! VBS 2018 will be held on Sunday, June 3rd - Thursday, June 7th for all children ages three to 5th Grade. A small meal will be served at 5:30 PM every night with learning, music and crafts starting at 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. So head our way and get ready to launch into hyper-drive as we take off for Time Lab! Let’s go! Call the church offi ce at 839-4663 to sign up today! St. Mark’s is located at 2209 4th Ave NW in Minot.

12 FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2018 NORTHERN SENTRY

Weeding through lawncare service options

METRO CREATIVE

Millions of acres across North America are devoted to lush, green lawns. According to Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment, lawns take up 40.5 million acres and individuals spend $30 billion on average for lawn and garden upkeep in the United States alone. People certainly love their lawns and often wonder if those lawns are best left in the hands of professionals.

The National Gardening Association states that 72 percent of American households do some work in their yards. However, a growing number of homeowners also hire others to make their lawns look pristine. Homeowners who want to leave lawncare to the professionals can consider the following factors as they search for a company that best suits their needs.

• Work with a licensed and insured company. Lawncare services that are licensed and insured provide more peace of mind to homeowners than the alternatives. Should an injury occur on your property while work is being done, an insured business will be able to take care of it and you

won’t be liable.• Ask about membership

in a professional or trade organization. Businesses that belong to an organization invest in continually learning about the evolution of lawncare. This increases the likelihood that member companies will be up-to-date regarding the latest, most environmentally friendly lawncare techniques. Participation in a trade organization also may indicate education in the landscaping fi eld.

• Research reviews before hiring. Although public reviews may not paint the entire picture and they often refl ect only the very positive or very negative experiences previous customers have had with a given business, they can provide an idea of how a lawncare company interacts with its customers. Prospective customers who contact the Better Business Bureau may learn if there have been any glaring complaints against a particular contractor.

• Find out which services are off ered. Ask each business what services they provide. While nearly every lawncare contractor

will mow the lawn and trim shrubs, many homeowners prefer companies that can adapt when the yard needs a change. This may include pest treatments, fertilization, aeration, and seasonal cleanups.

• Look for a company that’s

organized and connected. Customer service should be a factor when choosing a lawncare service. You want to be able to reach the company promptly. A company that responds quickly is ideal, especially if you need to change a service or need to

inquire about additional or emergency work.

Shopping for a lawncare service can take time and eff ort, but the results will be well worth it when homeowners have lawns and landscapes that make their neighbors green with envy.