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ii States Attorney Robert Hoy again appeared before the Board with Attorney Terry Wiles regarding the application for County Beer and Liquor License for PiG New Horizons, Inc. Mr. Hoy presented a proposed resolution giving conditional approval of said licenses. He stated that he consulted with Dean Wawers from the Sheriff's Office, and Mrs. Stanton requested an opportunity to review the information he presented thus far and she would like to visit with Hr. Wawers before making a decision. Mr. Wieland also stated that he would prefer to have the Sheriff's Office inform the Commission of their investigations. The Board decided to recess this meeting until 9:15 A.M. 'Thursday to allow more time for review in this case. Upon the recommendation of Oass County Engineer Don Richards, Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Larson seconded to accept the following high bids for the sale of four motor graders: Motion carried unanimously. Unit ~112 Unit ~114 Unit ~119 Unit ~120 Fargo Parts & Equipment $6,950.00 Fargo Parts & Equipment $6,550.00 Butler Machinery Company $15,100.00 Red River Valley Fair $5,501.00 On motion by Mr. Larson and seconded by Mrs. Stanton, the Chairman declared the meeting recessed until 9:15 A.M.Thursday, January 21, 1988, for the purpose of completing the agenda items. Motion carried unanimously. RECESSED MEETING OF OASS COUNTY BOARD OF OOMMISSIONERS JANUARY 21, 1988 Chairman Don Eokert called the recessed meeting of January 19th back to order with all members present as follows: Jeannette Stanton, Ray Larson, Oscar Sondrall, Alon Wieland and Don EokeFt. The Ohairman stated that the primary reason for recessing Tuesday's meeting was to address the issue of an application for a County beer and liquor license at the Lower 48, Wild Rice, ND. Attorney Terry Wiles was present on behalf of P & G New Horizons, Inc. along with Peter Werner, Vice President/Secretary of said corporation. Also present was States Attorney Robert Hoy who stated that he had nothing further to report. Dean Wawers from the County Sheriff's Office was also present and stated that he delivered to the 80aFd's Administrative Assistant additional information which explains the documentation and the various records checks performed by himself. He stated that in the future, he would have some suggestions for instituting additional items in his investigation but was not given enough time in this instance. Mrs. Stanton stated that she is very unhappy about granting this in view of some of the background checks but would consent to the approval today because it now goes to the Attorney General's Office.