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See the video online at www.trftimes.com Supreme Court appeals to students by David Hill the court. mer, where she said, chil- today without having Editor For Chief Justice Lorie S. dren quickly learn that learned that very early on. Gildea, who grew up in everyone works or nothing Justice David Lillehaug, Hundreds of area youth Plummer, it was an espe- does. To the students, she who grew up in Sioux Falls, gathered at Lincoln High cially rewarding engage- said there’s this sense of con- S.D., said events like this School in Thief River Falls ment. She said she was nectedness and community are very important because Thursday, Sept. 13, to hear looking forward to the visit that creates a sense appreci- it’s reality. Students seeing a oral arguments and visit and opportunity to engage ation for togetherness. real court case, he said, start A variety of artwork was on display during Village Art: A Cel- with justices of the Min- with students and the resi- These values can be learned to get a feel for this environ- ebration of the Arts. Here, Lacey Simoneau (left) applied nesota Supreme Court. dents in the community. elsewhere, but she said ment and whether it’s some- makeup to model Marin Peterson as part of the Skin Wars School visits have taken There are seven justices these values are very impor- thing they’d like to explore center stage in the court’s on the Minnesota Supreme tant for those working in the as a career. display. Village Art was held public outreach and educa- Court, and their back- court system, as a lawyer It was also an important Sunday, Sept. 16 at Peder En- tion efforts since 1995. Thief grounds are diverse and var- and the supreme court. day for Justice Anne K. gelstad Pioneer Village in River Falls marked the 48th ied. Gildea said she believes she McKeig. McKeig was raised Thief River Falls. in-school oral arguments for Gildea grew up in Plum- wouldn’t be where she is (Continued on Page 11)

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Apply Online Today! DIGIKEY.COM/CAREERS 2 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 19, 2018 TRF man faces three felony offenses Vandals Warrants apprehen- police allegedly found three Casino, Hotel and Water seen bending in the area ing at 319 Duluth Ave. N. sion, felon convicted of a marijuana pipes and a box Park. Nicolle Renee Berg, where the syringe was Someone had keyed a vehi- crime of violence – ineli- containing 13 .243 caliber 35, Fertile, has been found. The deputy asked cle belonging to a Milan gible to possess a Winchester bullets. A charged with felony fifth Berg whether there was a woman. strike at firearm or ammunition, search warrant was later degree controlled substance needle in the syringe. She If readers have any felony fifth degree con- executed to draw Brua’s crime and possession of for- initially said she didn’t information about the trolled substance crime, blood since he allegedly bidden contraband articles. think so and later said she above crimes, they are introduction of contra- admitted using meth a day She was arrested on those didn’t know. Berg wouldn’t urged to contact the Law former band into a jail and earlier and since police charges and the warrants. look at him and said she Enforcement Center at fourth degree driving found the meth pipe. The Red Lake Police wasn’t feeling well. 681-6161. while impaired: On Sept. Corrections staff noticed Department turned her Felony fifth degree Thief River Falls 7 at 10:47 a.m., an officer that Brua had a bag in his over to the sheriff’s office controlled substance media receive these saw a man, who had war- crotch area and tried to con- outside of the casino. Berg crime and driving after reports from law enforce- school rants out for his arrest, ceal it in his underwear. allegedly possessed a back- revocation: On Sept. 12 at ment officials. If these A $500 reward is being driving in the 900 block of The bag contained two pack containing 0.5 grams 12:13 p.m., police allegedly reports appear in online offered for any information Falls Ave. Alexander Todd small baggies of meth of meth. According to the observed a man driving forums other than those that results in the convic- Brua, 21, Thief River Falls, weighing a total of 1.1 complaint, she said she was with a revoked license near owned by Thief River tion of those responsible for has been charged with a grams, nine individually borrowing the backpack, the intersection of Third Falls media outlets, the vandalism at the former felony offense of felon con- wrapped bags of marijuana which belonged to her Street and Horace Avenue. information has been Gatzke School. victed of a crime of violence weighing a total of 16.72 boyfriend’s friend. She said Jeremy Aaron Tostrup, 22, copied. The incident was report- – ineligible to possess a grams, and nine Percoset she didn’t know how the Viking, has been charged These reports include ed Monday, Sept. 3, accord- firearm or ammunition, pills. The complaint indicat- meth got there. After escort- with felony fifth degree con- those charged, arrested ing to the Marshall County introduction of contraband ed that Brua is on probation ing her out of his squad car trolled substance crime and or cited with various Sheriff’s Office. School win- into a jail, fourth degree for a 2016 charge of terror- at the Law Enforcement driving after revocation. He crimes. Depending upon dows had been broken, and DWI, and two felony counts istic threats, which is con- Center, the deputy found a was arrested. Upon stop- the circumstances, vintage vehicles were van- of fifth degree controlled sidered to be a crime of vio- hypodermic needle cap on ping the vehicle, the officer charges can be, and dalized inside the building. substance crime. He was lence. the floor of the backseat. A smelled a strong odor of sometimes are, changed Those with any informa- arrested on those charges Warrants apprehen- syringe was allegedly found marijuana. Tostrup alleged- or dropped even before tion are urged to contact and his warrants. Upon sion, felony fifth degree partially underneath the ly possessed three baggies the case reaches court. the sheriff’s office at 218- being stopped by police, controlled substance carpet. The squad car had of meth weighing a total of Readers should also 745-5411. Brua allegedly denied his crime and possession of been cleaned earlier, and 1.6 grams, and one baggie of realize that under the identity. He possessed two forbidden contraband Berg was the only person marijuana weighing 0.5 American system of hypodermic needles, a mar- articles: On Sept. 10 at transported since that time. grams. jurisprudence, those ijuana one-hitter and a pipe 8:04 p.m., the sheriff’s office On the squad car video, it Vandalism: On Sept. 10 charged with crimes are Auxiliary containing methampheta- learned that a woman with appeared that Berg had at 1:36 p.m., police received innocent until proven mine residue. During a six Pennington County war- pulled something out of her a report of vandalism out- guilty of those crimes in a members search of Brua’s vehicle, rants was at Seven Clans pants. She could also be side of an apartment build- court of law. reminded REAL ID will cost the same as about dues standard driver’s licenses or ID cards While there is no need to renew their driver’s license ver’s licenses or ID cards ration. • July 2021 – They will The Veterans of Foreign obtain a REAL ID-compli- or ID card as they normally will cost the same as a stan- Those who renew early pay $25.25 plus a $2 early Wars Post 2793 Auxiliary ant driver’s license or ID would. While they don’t dard driver’s license will also have four years renewal fee. Their new reminds members that card for two years, need one for two years, they ($25.25) or ID card ($19.25). added to their original expi- REAL ID would expire in 2019 annual dues are due Minnesotans will be able to will have the option to For licenses and ID ration date. So while an September 2026. by Monday, Dec. 31. Dues apply for one next month. obtain a REAL ID later. cards that expire after early renewal will cost a lit- Minnesotans will must be paid by June 30, Once available, the cost will For licenses and ID Oct. 1, 2020 tle more, Minnesotans who have options 2019, to remain a continu- be the same as a standard cards that expire Cardholders may obtain renew early will have their Minnesotans will have a ous member. card. 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A Thief River Falls man it was believed two non- stayed there. at the motel. Kaiser and the search warrant, law was sentenced Tuesday, tribal members possessed On May 10, police were Nygaard were inside the enforcement found Sept. 11 in Pennington marijuana and drug para- in contact with Kaiser for room, but they wouldn’t Skadsem and David John County District Court for phernalia at Seven Clans an unrelated, pending case open the door. Officers then Wallenberg Jr. inside the two separate felony cases. Casino, Hotel and Water involving a third degree forced open the door. They home. Kathy Svidal Publisher Saul Ayala Sr., 40, was Park. The deputy met the burglary. At that time, he recovered the stolen items Butane hash oil, mari- [email protected] sentenced for a felony police officer at the casino. admitted stealing the TV and also found drug para- juana grow equipment, and charge of failure to register After the deputy arrived, with Nygaard. phernalia. a plastic pill bottle were as a predatory offender. For Ayala asked if he could The police investigator A second search warrant found in Skadsem’s room. that charge, he was ordered speak with the deputy pri- contacted Used a Bit Pawn was then signed and execut- The label was torn off of the to serve 18 months in vately. He told the deputy in Fargo, N.D. The manager ed to do a more thorough pill bottle, which contained prison. Ayala was ordered to he possessed about four to said the store had pur- search for drugs. They an Alprazolam pill and four not use or possess firearms, four-and-a-half pounds of chased a TV from Kaiser found a meth pipe contain- Lorazepam pills. Law Dave Hill ammunition or explosives. marijuana in the hotel and sold it two days after ing suspected meth residue enforcement also found sus- Editor He was ordered to supply a room. Ayala told the deputy the hold period. The store and other drug parapherna- pected marijuana seeds and [email protected] DNA sample. Ayala was that he would point out the initially bought the TV for lia. The meth pipe was drug test paperwork listing also ordered to pay $210 in marijuana if his wife were $150 and sold it on April 11 inside a makeup bag. The his name. fees and fines. A mug shot taken out of the room. He for $280. He didn’t know items were in a drawer Skadsem said that he wasn’t available from the later pointed out the four who had purchased the TV where other drug parapher- was “trying to get clean but Law Enforcement Center. large vacuum-sealed bags of since it was a cash transac- nalia had been found. Since still uses weed and is going On March 26, a sheriff’s marijuana. The marijuana tion. the drug-related items were through treatment,” the deputy received a prosecu- weighed 2.1 kilograms. Nygaard admitted steal- in a hotel room that can be complaint noted. His com- Scott DCamp tion packet requested from During a search, the ing the TV with Kaiser. accessed by children, plaint indicated that he has Sports Editor the Minnesota Bureau of deputy also found a baggie Kaiser has since been sen- Nygaard was charged with a 2017 conviction for fifth [email protected] Criminal Apprehension containing methampheta- tenced. the above meth offense. degree controlled substance regarding Ayala. He had mine. With packaging, the In a separate, unrelated Nygaard admitted enter- crime in Pennington failed to notify law enforce- meth weighed 13.8 grams. case, Nygaard was sen- ing the garage and stealing County. ment that he was attending Inside a duffle bag, the tenced for felony charges of the items while Kaiser wait- In Wallenberg’s room, inpatient treatment at deputy found 31 caplets of aiding and abetting a third ed outside. He initially said there were two glass pipes Project Turnabout in 50-milligram Tramadol. degree burglary, and a the tools belonged to his with suspected meth Granite Falls. According to Ayala admitted all of the methamphetamine-related dad. When told Nygaard residue. They also found the complaint, he abscond- items belonged to him. crime involving children admitted stealing the tools, various drug paraphernalia April Scheinoha ed from treatment and was Sabrina Kate Lynn and vulnerable adults. Kaiser said both of them there. The complaint said a Reporter then arrested on a Roseau Nygaard, 20, Kennedy, For the aiding charge, went into the garage and child could gain access to [email protected] County warrant. He was was sentenced for two sepa- Nygaard was granted a five- stole the tools. Kaiser has Wallenberg’s room. While released from the Roseau rate felony cases. A mug year stay of imposition. As a since been sentenced. investigating a day earlier, County Jail on March 15. shot wasn’t available from condition of that sentence, Skyler Alden law enforcement found Ayala never notified law the LEC. she was ordered to serve Skadsem, 24, Moorhead, numerous used diapers in enforcement that he was no For one case, she was supervised probation for was sentenced for a felony the men’s trash. Wallenberg longer living in St. Hilaire. sentenced for a felony five years. Her sentence is charge of fifth degree con- has since been sentenced. The deputy learned from charge of aiding and abet- to be served concurrently trolled substance crime. DeDe Coltom Ayala’s landlord that Ayala ting a second degree burgla- with count 2 and another Two other felony offenses of Sales and was no longer living there. ry. She was granted a 10- case. She was also ordered fifth degree controlled sub- Wind Marketing 218-681-4450 Ayala had no working year stay of imposition. As a to pay $210 in fees and stance crime were dis- [email protected] phone number listed in his condition of that sentence, fines. The same conditions missed. A mug shot wasn’t leads to registry information. Nygaard was ordered to apply as for the other aiding available from the LEC. The complaint indicated serve supervised probation and abetting case. Skadsem was granted a that Ayala was convicted of for 10 years. She was For the meth charge, five-year stay of imposition. issues failing to change his ordered to provide a chemi- Nygaard was granted a five- As a condition of that sen- Fierce winds wreaked address in Marshall County cal assessment. Nygaard year stay of imposition. As a tence, he was ordered to Tom Williams in 2002. was ordered to attend indi- condition, she was ordered serve supervised probation havoc on electrical poles and power lines Sunday Sales and Ayala was also sentenced vidual and group therapy. to serve supervised proba- for five years. Skadsem was Marketing afternoon in Pennington for a separate felony charge She was ordered to take her tion for five years. The same ordered to undergo after- 218-681-4450 of fifth degree controlled medications in their pre- conditions apply. care. He was ordered to County. [email protected] substance crime. A felony scribed dosage and frequen- Those charges stemmed have no contact with people The first incident was charge of third degree con- cy. Nygaard was ordered to from a May 9 report to associated with illegal reported at 12:43 p.m. in trolled substance crime and provide a list of her pre- police, according to the com- drugs. He was ordered to Smiley Trailer Court. An another charge of fifth scribed medications to her plaint. A burglary had been take his medications in electrical pole had blown degree controlled substance probation officer. She was reported at 102 Spruce Ave. their prescribed dosage and down, according to Thief crime were dismissed. ordered to not use or pos- N. Someone had stolen a frequency. Skadsem was River Falls Co-Fire Chief Marty Semanko. The caller Kelsi Sunsdahl For the former fifth sess firearms, ammunition Dremel tool for cutting bits, ordered to provide a list of Circulation degree charge, Ayala was or explosives. Nygaard was a Black & Decker cordless his prescribed medications reported an odor that may indicate a fire. No fire 218-681-4450 sentenced to 12 months and ordered to complete all pro- drill with drill bits, a Black to his probation officer. He [email protected] one day in prison. That sen- gramming as recommended & Decker corded circular was ordered to not use or occurred, and firefighters tence is to be served concur- by probation, including, but saw, and a jump pack with possess firearms, ammuni- remained on the scene until rently with another case. not limited to, cognitive air compressor out of a tion or explosives. Skadsem Red Lake Electric Ayala was ordered to not behavioral programming. garage. was ordered to follow all Cooperative arrived. use or possess firearms, Nygaard was ordered to The owner said he found instructions of probation, The Goodridge Fire ammunition or explosives. provide a DNA sample. She his stolen tools were being including cognitive behav- Department was also dis- He was ordered to supply a was also ordered to pay sold by Kaiser and another ioral programming. He was patched to a wind-related DNA sample. Ayala was $260 in fees and fines, and man on Facebook and the ordered to provide a DNA incident. At about 2 p.m., also ordered to pay $210 in $398 in restitution. app LetGo. He requested sample. Skadsem was also they were dispatched to fees and fines. The charge stemmed pictures of the items by say- ordered to pay $260 in fees Rory Haugen’s property in That charge stemmed from a March 22 report of a ing he wanted to buy them. and fines. Highlanding Township. A from an call Oct. 12 at about burglary at 604 St. Paul He confirmed they were his The charges stemmed tree had fallen, snapping 3:11 p.m. to the Pennington Ave. S., according to the possessions and learned the from the execution of a electrical wires and causing (USPS 627-360) County Sheriff’s Office, complaint. A 55-inch Philips tools were at a room at search warrant March 2 at a small fire. Fire Chief (ISSN: 1057-6827) Mike Lovly said no struc- according to the complaint. TV had been stolen. The Custom Stay. about 9:09 a.m. at 703 Published weekly every Wednesday A Red Lake Police owner suspected Anthony A search warrant was Vaughan Main St., tures were damaged. Firefighters were on the by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main Department officer reported Kaiser since he formerly executed for Kaiser’s room Goodridge. Upon executing Avenue North, Thief River Falls, scene for about two hours. MN 56701-1906.

Dismissed felony drug charge among court cases SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, A dismissed felony drug charge degree refusal to submit to a chem- dismissal, probation to the court tration dismissed; Michael Lee Peter Carlson, 49, Argyle, no seat Roseau, Kittson and East Half is included in the Pennington ical test dismissed. for six months, $50 in restitution; Ironnecklace, 49, Thief River Falls, belt worn, $110; Carol Rae County Citation Disposition Sheree Lynn Johnson, 44, Frank Anthony Kaiser, 32, expired registration, $110; Jessica Carpenter, 66, Apple Valley, no seat of Polk Counties...... $44.00/Yr Bulletin. Cambridge, statutory stay of adju- Crookston, theft, $135, 10 days in Marie Johnson, 37, Thief River belt worn, $110; Shane Michael ...... $30.00/6 Mo Thief River Falls Police dication for a gross misdemeanor jail stayed for one year, state has Falls, calendar parking violation – Defreece II, 26, Thief River Falls, Department cases: Preston charge of fifth degree controlled 30 days to file certificate of restitu- streets/avenues, $52. 65/55, $125; Jeremy David Dietsch, All Other Addresses With James Busse, 22, Thief River Falls, substance crime and continued, tion; Bryant D. Kiland, 43, Fargo, Pennington County 25, Goodridge, no seat belt worn, 567 Zip Code ...... $55.00/Yr felony charge of fifth degree con- $175, supervised probation for two N.D., failure to drive with due care, Sheriff’s Office case: Hunter $110; Aaron Dale Holtan, 32, trolled substance crime dismissed; years, cooperate with transfer of $125; Hunter Perry James Perry James Lundeen, 18, Trail, Newfolden, 65/55, $125; Ryan ...... $38.00/6 Mo Seth Charles Anderson, 44, Thief supervision, chemical assessment, Lundeen, 18, Trail, failure to drive careless driving, $185. Anthony Horachek, 42, Goodridge, Elsewhere in the U.S.A...... $77.00/Yr River Falls, driving after revoca- no contact with people associated with due care, $125. Minnesota State Patrol 65/55, $125. tion, $285; Danielle Marie Vondal, with illegal drugs, diagnostic Ricardo Martinez, 27, Thief cases: Bruce Larry Carter, 32, Donald James Jensen, 66, ...... $46.00/6 Mo 32, Thief River Falls, driver’s assessment or psychological evalu- River Falls, theft, $260, 90 days in Thief River Falls, 81/60, $225; Goodridge, 65/55, $125; Devan license violation, $260, 30 days in ation, take medications in their jail stayed for one year, probation Peggy Ann Dammen, 60, Bagley, Whitney Kriel, 30, Menahga, no Periodicals Postage Paid At jail to be served concurrently with prescribed dosage and frequency, to the court for one year; Amaya 65/60, $125; Thomas Charles seat belt worn, $110, driving after Thief River Falls, Minnesota 56701 another case. provide a list of prescribed medica- Nicolle Ortiz, 31, Thief River Falls, Albanese, 53, Eden Prairie, 75/55, revocation, $200; Matthew Joseph Ronald Gerald Payne II, 31, tions to her probation officer, not to calendar parking violation – park- $225; Darrin Joseph Berthiaume, Kush, 26, Greenbush, 65/55, $125; POSTMASTER: Macon, Ga., third degree driving use or possess firearms, ammuni- ing lots, $52, two offenses of park- 33, Euclid, 65/55, $125; Jeremy Dennis James McGlynn, 55, Oklee, while impaired, $815, one year in tion or explosives. ing beyond the time limit, $52 Wyatt Groshong, 30, Clearbrook, 65/55, $125; Talon Michael Porter, Send Address Changes To: jail stayed for four years, 45 days Aaron Stephen Hartnett, 39, each; Diane Kay Qualey, 74, vehicle window tint violation, 19, McIntosh, 65/60, $125; Thomas The Times electronic home monitoring with Thief River Falls, domestic assault, Middle River, no seat belt worn, $135; Cheyenne Paige Gunderson, William Stewart, 45, Lakeville, PO Box 100 credit for time served, probation to $135, 90 days in jail stayed for one $110; Jason Lee Simoneau, 37, 22, Trail, 70/55, $145; Scott Jeffrey 70/60, $125. Thief River Falls, MN the court for four years, work year, supervised probation for one Thief River Falls, parking beyond Nelson, 22, Thief River Falls, release privileges, shall be allowed year, individual therapy, chemical the time limit, $52; Leon Cisneros 70/55, $145; Brianna Lynn Olson, 56701-0100 to work at three designated loca- assessment, not to use or possess III, 30, Thief River Falls, charge of 26, St. Hilaire, 65/55, $125; Shane The Thief River Falls Times is published tions in Wrens, Macon and firearms, ammunition or explo- domestic assault dismissed. Lavern Wilkins, 44, Goodridge, China Massage in conjunction with the Northern Watch, Sandersville, Ga., shall be allowed sives; Bruce Larry Carter II, 32, Michael Kenneth Jerome Eide, 65/55, $125. which is published weekly every Saturday. to stay at his mother’s residence in Thief River Falls, theft by swindle, 25, Greenbush, driving after revo- Stacy Alan Wiseth, 33, Thief Macon when working at the desig- $210, 30 days in jail stayed for one cation, $285; John Carl Friedrich, River Falls, 70/55, $145; Maxine E. The Thief River Falls Times is the official 309 LaBree Ave. N. 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The 2nd Annual NorsKids Foundation Stay n’ Play Day was affiliated with such places as REM and the Little held Wednesday, Sept. 12. The NorsKids Foundation and Brother/Little Sister Program. Along with Norskies players, Falls Stay n’ Play hosted the event. Pizza Hut sponsored a they played miniature golf, rode go carts, played arcade pizza party held as part of the event. Guests included those games and ate pizza. (Submitted) « FLU SHOT AVAILABLE NOW » How to Stimulate Your do it for those you Mind being offered in TRF Missy Ohe of Edgewood home can become over- Memory Care in East whelming. Edgewood offers Grand Forks will give a programs, amenities and presentation, called “6 services that foster safety Ways to Stimulate Your and well-being for their res- Mind,” at the River Walk idents. Edgewood also real- Public House in Thief River izes how truly important it STOPPING THE FLU STARTS WITH YOU. Falls from 2 to 3 p.m. on is for family caregivers to Sept. 25. Ohe will also con- rest and recharge, which is duct an exercise for people why they offer short-term to experience what it’s like options that the average to have dementia. individual may not be Dementia doesn’t only familiar with. Walk-in Flu Shot Clinics affect the person who has At this presentation, been diagnosed with the receive valuable tips and September 27 | 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. condition, his or her family try the “Moment with October 8 | 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. and friends must also come Dementia” experience. to terms with this diagno- Please make reserva- October 24 | 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. sis, which can be difficult. tions to attend by calling No appointment necessary. For more information, Caring for a loved one at 201-793-7549. call 218.681.7280 or visit altru.org/flu.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. Jazmyn Sterry, a participant in the Little Brother/Little PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. Sister Program, participated in the 2nd Annual NorsKids FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Foundation Stay n’ Play Day. The NorsKids Foundation and Denise Sourdif was excited to have her photo taken with Falls Stay n’ Play hosted the event Wednesday, Sept. 12. Zakary Von Ruden, a Norskies player, Wednesday, Sept. 12 HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. Pizza Hut sponsored a pizza party held as part of the event. PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. at the 2nd Annual NorsKids Foundation Stay n’ Play Day. Dance to NITE RYDER 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.

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THE TIMES’ WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT POLICY When submitting an announcement, please be advised of our pol- icy regarding weddings and engagements: • Engagement announcements should be submitted at least 30 days prior to the wedding date. Wedding write-ups will be published as follows: • If the wedding took place within six weeks from date of receipt at The Times office, a detailed write-up will be published from in- formation provided, along with a picture, if submitted. • If the wedding took place from six to 12 weeks before submis- sion to The Times, we will run a brief social announcement or a pic- ture with a short caption stating names of the bride and groom, names and addresses of parents, date and place of wedding and where the couple is residing. • If the wedding took place from three to six months before sub- mission to The Times, we will run a brief story or short caption under a picture announcing when the wedding took place. (From left) Jerry Warren, Norskies Assistant Coach Dave and Falls Stay n’ Play hosted the event. Guests came from • There will be no publication of weddings after six months have elapsed. Defever, Norskies player Luke Weberg, Justin Sinjem and such places as REM and the Little Brother/Little Sister Every effort will be made to publish the wedding write-up within Norskies player Jake Eischen played miniature golf Program. They played miniature golf, rode go carts, played two issues of receipt. Forms are available at The Times office to help Wednesday, Sept. 12. The group was participating in the arcade games and ate pizza. Pizza Hut sponsored the pizza in organizing information regarding weddings and engagements. 2nd Annual NorsKids Foundation Stay n’ Play Day at Falls party. Stay n’ Play in Thief River Falls. The NorsKids Foundation Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 5

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Purdys Shoe Store VFW Post #2793 & Auxiliary Duffy Law Office Goodridge Liquor Store Seven Clans Casino, East Side Tesoro Hugo’s Hotel and Indoor Water Park Wells Concrete 6 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Times for Toddlers … Do your children watch too much television? PARENTING TIPS ACTIVITIES children every year and Instill a love of reading, web location that your fam- out more about local library Too Much Television? Up On the Treetop many are available for you encourage language skill ily might enjoy: services. Libraries in much When it comes to televi- As your little ones sing to borrow from a public development, reinforce Make reading more fun of northwest Minnesota are sion, parents need to be role this fall tune, have them library or can be purchased motor skill development. with these great ideas! listed on the Northwest models and help their chil- pretend to crunch, crunch, from a bookstore or online. WONDERS OF THE www.readingrockets.org/art Regional Library website: dren learn critical television crunch through the leaves Here are a classic children’s WEB icle/activities-encourage- http://www.nwrlib.org/ viewing skills, according to or go outside and collect book or two that your fami- The Internet has long your-toddler (With assistance from the American Academy of leaves and crunch through ly might enjoy: been available to supple- Remember that you can the Thief River Falls Public Pediatrics (AAP). In a the real leaves. Bruss, Deborah. Book! ment your parenting knowl- also visit the website of your Library.) revised policy statement, Up On the Treetop Book! Book! The farm ani- edge and skills. This is one local public library to find the academy says that chil- (Tune: “Up On the mals are sad when the chil- dren who watch a lot of tel- Housetop”) dren leave for school. One of evision may score lower on them has the idea that they Social Security News … academic tests and are Up on the treetop should all go into town to more prone to violent or Watch the leaves. try and find them. The ani- aggressive behavior and They are changing. mals end up at the library Medicare is our country’s obesity. You can see. where they try to check out “By the time the average Red and orange, books, but the librarian person reaches age 70, he or Yellow and brown. doesn’t understand them. she will have spent seven to Pretty soon they’ll all fall Lehman, Barbara. The health insurance program 10 years watching televi- down! Red Book. A book that is sion, the academy says. about a book, a magical red by Patty Hoffman facility (following a hospital Medicare’s different Families should choose the Crunch, crunch, crunch! book, without any words, Social Security Public stay). Part A also pays for parts are further explained programs children watch, Walk through the leaves. and the friendship that Affairs Specialist some home health care and in our publication at and parents should limit Crunch, crunch, crunch! develops around it. hospice care. www.socialsecurity.gov/pub their children’s television Walk through the leaves. VIDEO VARIETY Social Security and • Medicare Part B s/EN-05-10043.pdf. viewing to no more than one Up on the treetop In addition to the books Medicare have a few things (medical insurance) helps If you can’t afford to pay to two hours per day.” In the fall, that are available for your in common. Both programs pay for services from doc- your Medicare premiums (Contributed by the Leaves are changing. family, there are also many help safeguard millions of tors and other health care and other medical costs, you Early Childhood Family Watch them all! movies and documentaries Americans as well as providers, outpatient care, may be able to get help from Education Department of SCAVENGER HUNT that may make you laugh improve the quality of life home health care, durable your state. States offer pro- School District 564.) For next week’s Activities and inspire you, as well. for our family and friends. medical equipment, and grams for people eligible for SOMETHING TO TALK feature, you will need a Here is one classic choice: Although both programs some preventive services. or entitled to Medicare who ABOUT feather and a straw. Read, Rhyme, and are household names, many • Medicare Part C have low income. Some pro- Parents also should take (Contributed by Play. From Hooked on people may not be familiar (Medicare Advantage) grams may pay for advantage of on-demand TV Discovery Place Early Phonics, the number-one with the details of includes all benefits and Medicare premiums and or recorded episodes and Learning Center.) trusted name in teaching Medicare. services covered under Part some pay Medicare watch television with their JOKE OF THE WEEK kids to read, comes the new Medicare is our country’s A and Part B. Some plans deductibles and coinsur- children to help interpret Q: When is a yellow dog Hooked on Baby DVD health insurance program include Medicare prescrip- ance. To qualify, you must what they see, according to most likely to enter a series. Designed to intro- for people age 65 or older. tion drug coverage have Medicare Part A and the academy. house? duce infants and toddlers to The program helps with the (Medicare Part D) and other have limited income and (Contributed by the A: When the door is open. the joy of reading, these cost of health care, but it extra benefits and services. resources. Early Childhood Family BOOK OF THE WEEK DVDs turn nursery rhyme doesn’t cover all medical • Medicare Part D You can learn more about Education Department of There are thousands of classics into instant expenses or the cost of most (Medicare prescription drug Medicare, including how to School District 564.) books written for young favorites for your child. long-term care. You have coverage) helps cover the apply for Medicare and get choices for how you get cost of prescription drugs. a replacement Medicare Medicare coverage. If you Some people with limited card, at www.socialsecuri- choose to have original resources and income may ty.gov/benefits/medicare. Public Health Points … Medicare coverage, you can also be able to get extra Patty Hoffman is the buy a Medicare supplement help with the costs - month- public affairs specialist for policy (called Medigap) from ly premiums, annual North Dakota and western How to treat for head lice a private insurance compa- deductibles, and prescrip- Minnesota. Write her at c/o ny to cover some of the costs tion co-payments - related Social Security Anyone can get head lice. ment includes using an • Wash bedding in hot that Medicare does not. to a Medicare prescription Administration, 4207 These tiny insects (about over-the-counter (OTC) or a water (above 130° F) and Medicare has four parts: drug plan. The extra help is Boulder Ridge Road, Ste. 1/8” long) make their home prescription medicated dry in a hot dryer. Wash and • Medicare Part A estimated to be worth about 100, Bismarck, ND 58503 or in human hair and feed on (lice-killing) product. dry recently worn clothing (hospital insurance) helps $4,900 per year. You must via email at patty.hoff- blood. Inter-County Lice are often killed with (including coats, caps, and pay for inpatient care in a meet the resources and [email protected]. Nursing Services reminds one treatment; however, a scarves) in hot tempera- hospital or skilled nursing income requirement. parents that head lice mul- second treatment seven to tures. tiply rapidly, laying small 10 days later is often neces- Clean combs, brushes greyish-colored, oval- sary to ensure all of the nits and• similar items by heat- shaped eggs (nits) which are killed. ing in water of at least 130° they glue to the base of the Head lice cannot survive F for 10 minutes. Turning Back The Times … hair, close to the scalp. off the human body for more Clean floors, carpeting, Usually, head lice are than two days. They do not and• furniture by thorough spread by direct head-to- reproduce off the body. They vacuuming only. The use of Display of war relics head contact with an infest- do not live on pets. Any nits insecticide sprays is not rec- ed person. They may also be that fall off the head will ommended. spread by sharing personal not hatch or reattach. Parents are encouraged items such as combs, brush- While most head lice con- to check their children’s attracts a crowd in TRF es, other hair-care items, trol should focus on treating heads for lice on a regular towels, pillows, hats and infested people, some sim- basis. 1918 - One Hundred -Thirteen young people Community and Technical other head coverings. ple things can be done in Years Ago from Thief River Falls are College. The recommended treat- the environment: -A display of war relics in enrolled in the Young Adult -The Eagles Aerie 2368 Thief River Falls this week Conservation Corps pro- held a very successful blood drew a crowd of over 9,000 gram, which has been drive this week with 71 people. under way since April on donors including three for -An agent of the State the Agassiz National the first time. LifeCare Pregnancy Center Safety Commission, who Wildlife Refuge east of Holt. -David and Gayle Dahlen was in Thief River Falls last -Rezoning to permit con- of rural Goodridge have Mark your Calendars Sunday, said he secured the struction of a shopping mall received the Rural numbers of 68 autos whose east of Thief River Falls Beautification Award from owners had failed to comply was denied Monday by the the Pennington Soil and 2018 Walk-for-Life with the order to cease Thief River Falls City Water Conservation pleasure touring on Sunday. Council. District. Saturday, Sept. 22nd -The government has -The Richard Miller fam- 2008 - Ten Years Ago levied a 20 percent tax on ily of rural Goodridge won -James Retka, a longtime L.B. Hartz Park, TRF women’s apparel to take this year’s Farm staff member at Northland effect Nov. 1. Beautification Award. Community and Technical 1968 - Fifty Years Ago 1988 - Thirty Years Ago College’s Center for Registration 9:30 a.m. -G.A. Beito, Jr., president -Lynne Schacher, Miss Outreach and Innovation in Welcome & Walk 10 a.m. of Northern State Bank in Thief River Falls, turned Thief River Falls, has been Thief River Falls, was elect- down the Miss Minnesota appointed dean of workforce Free-Will Donation to Registar ed president of the Ninth crown, after the former and economic development District Minnesota Bankers Miss Minnesota won the there, effective July 1. Snacks & Prize Drawings Association at the annual Miss America title. -The Lincoln High School meeting held at East Grand -Heather Adamson has Homecoming theme for this Forks. been named Lincoln High year is “The Most -Rev. Paul Biegner of St. School Homecoming Queen Dangerous Game: The John Lutheran Church has for 1988. Hunters Become the been elected chairman of -The Over-The-Horizon- Hunted”; the Prowlers will the Thief River Falls Backscatter Radar project be hosting the Duluth Ministerial Association for has been officially approved Denfield Hunters football the 1968-69 year. by the Secretary of the Air team. -Contracts totaling Force. -The headline band for $320,743 have been award- 1998 - Twenty Years Ago this year’s Great American ed for construction of the -Jenny Johnson and Eric Block Party in Thief River new Valley Home addition Cameron have been named Falls was October Road. in Thief River Falls. Homecoming Queen and 1978 - Forty Years Ago King for Northland Walt Whitman comes to life

Northwest Regional “Leaves of Grass – “Leaves of Grass – Library will host Patrick Illuminated” reflects Illuminated” is the product Scully’s “Leaves of Grass – Whitman’s utopian dreams of over 10 years of research Illuminated” on Monday, and his 19th century tribu- and development. A large Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. at the lations. It presents fascinat- cast version of this show Carnegie in Thief River ing aspects of Whitman’s opened in Minneapolis to Falls. This program is for life, times and work. It pulls critical acclaim in 2014. adults only and is free to from history, art, literature Scully developed that ver- the public. and even opera. sion into a one-man show in This solo performance by Whitman crafted clear a residency at MANCC at Scully summons the spirit strategies to deal with the Florida Sate University in of America’s great poet, social pressures and the 2015, and premiered Walt Whitman, revealing consequences he faced for “Leaves of Grass – Whitman’s many sides: writing about taboo topics. Illuminated’ in New York from the furtive – changing This is a side of Whitman City and Minneapolis in genders to “straighten that few have learned in 2016. In 2017/18, he toured things up,” to the fierce – their American literature it to 24 communities in defying the censors and get- classes. Some of these Minnesota, with support ting banned in Boston. taboos have disappeared; from the Minnesota State As Whitman’s 200th others are still very rele- Arts Board’s Legacy Funds. approaches on May 31, vant, such as relationships In 2018/19, again with 2019, the public celebrates between men and the forces MSAB touring support, he Whitman as an important that seek to deny them. The is touring it to another 24 artist for the era; and as a show reveals how Whitman communities. poet who loved America and seemed to be able to look If you have questions, used his writing to strategi- into the future, foreseeing contact Sarah Villanueva at cally transform what he that same-sex relations the Thief River Falls Public believed needed to be would move out of the shad- Library at 681-4325. changed. ows into the light of day. Wednesday, September 19, 2018 COLUMNISTS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7 Prowler Pride … Exploring college and career options in high school by Kelly Weets by staff at Lincoln High Application for Federal senior years, many are able dedicated tour of the main and representatives from School in conjunction with Student Aid (FAFSA) dur- to dual enroll in NCTC and and aviation campuses of area colleges and universi- Students at Lincoln the University of ing class time, with assis- LHS (eligibility require- NCTC-TRF to explore the ties will be available to help High School have a vast Minnesota’s Ramp-up to tance from financial aid rep- ments are in place to quali- options they have close to students fill out college array of opportunities to Readiness program, and it resentatives from fy), earning both college and home. Seniors and juniors applications; many explore their futures within helps students identify spe- Northland Community and high school credit at no cost can sign up for three differ- Minnesota institutions the school day. cific aptitudes, interests, Technical College (NCTC). to the student. ent campus visits offered in waive their application fees In addition to the core and skills in order to align The LHS internship pro- LHS also schedules the fall: 1) University of for students during that classes at Lincoln High them with college and gram makes it possible for unique opportunities for North Dakota and NCTC- week. School, students are able to career options in the future. juniors and seniors to students to explore future EGF, 2) Bemidji State Finally, Financial Aid select courses in elective Seniors participate in a explore potential careers of plans. All sophomores par- University and Northwest Night is open to all juniors areas, including nine-week course entitled interest through partner- ticipate in the Northern Technical College-Bemidji, and seniors and their par- career/technical education Senior Focus, which pre- ships with nearly 25 local Valley Career Expo, where 3) Minnesota State ents on Tuesday, Oct. 16, at options, arts, family/con- pares them for life after businesses, industries, or 40-plus representatives of University-Moorhead, 6:30 p.m. LHS counselors, sumer sciences, and more. Lincoln High School by pro- community entities that business and industry pro- Concordia College, and financial aid representa- Each Wednesday, ninth viding personal finance edu- allow them to do unpaid vide hands-on exhibits for North Dakota State tives from NCTC, and bank- through 11th grade stu- cation as well as tools to internships for high school students to interact with, University. In addition, sen- ing/loan officers will be on dents participate in a col- access college and careers. credit. Last year, around 60 and breakout sessions iors will participate in hand to present information lege and workforce readi- In Senior Focus, students students took advantage of where students can do a College Application Day on about how to pay for college. ness program known as and their parents will be this opportunity. Also dur- deeper dive into a particu- Monday, Oct. 21. This event LINC. LINC was designed invited to fill out the Free ing a student’s junior and lar area. Juniors will take a is held during their lunch, Theology in the Trenches … Anything is possible Highly favored? ways and he didn’t only say it, but declared it. There you go, another “d” word…all of this declaring in the midst of disturbing by Kathleen things going on. Kjolhaug Mary then asked herself what this greeting could mean. Well, the angel must have been able to read her “Rejoice, oh highly mind because in verse 30 he favored one! The Lord is responded. “Mary, do not be with you” (Luke 1:28). afraid; you have won God’s You would have thought favor.” that she would have done As the conversation con- just that …rejoiced that is. tinued, she listened with all After all, the angel was sent her heart, mind, and soul. by God to tell her the good Then, and only then did she news. respond. “I am the hand- She was favored. Highly maid of the Lord, let be favored it says. The Lord unto me according to thy was with her. What else word” (Luke 1:38). would a person want? In a Hopefully, this is what day and age when girls we all desire in the situa- weren’t often favored, the tions we find ourselves in. Lord looked upon her and There you go, another “d” Area residents gathered at Lincoln High School last week them an opportunity to think about whether this would a not only favored her, but word, desire. I suppose that to share a meal with justices from the Minnesota Supreme career path they might take. The presence and example of told her that she was highly if we don’t desire his will, Court. The purpose of their visit was to teach students Chief Justice Lorie S. Gildea, who grew up in Plummer, favored. How much better we will eventually be great- about the court system and build the public’s trust and made it clear that anything is possible. could it get? An angel, good ly disturbed. confidence in the judiciary. For many students, it provided news …all sent by God. It’s not an easy road. I’m Except, she did not have picking that much up from the luxury of reading all what’s being laid down in On the Other Hand … about it prior to the calling these verses. The word sub- …like we can read all about stitutions for disturbed it. We know the ending could be summed up in “What are your plans for next year?” before it even begins, but other words like crazed, she does not. Nope, she was bonked, troubled, and down you take a picture for them we were younger and, of while going to college. the first to hear the details right down-and-out about to post, having free blocks, course, we have these wild With fall coming, seniors of what was about to go what is before us. To top it last high school dances, dreams of being a chef, a will be visiting colleges, down. off, we know well that when by and, of course, graduation doctor, a vet, or a movie making final decisions, and How did she receive the we follow his direction Dayle day. star. I’ve changed my mind sending in their applica- news? …oftentimes… people clos- While senior year can be many times, which is unlike tions. I find this to be the It is recorded. “She was est to us just do not get it, Dahlen very enjoyable, it’s also some kids who will follow in most stressful part because deeply disturbed by these and they disturb us, or at stressful for students. their parents’ footsteps of all the “what if’s” of not get- words” (Luke 1:29). She least try to. Students get bombarded at being a teacher or a doctor. ting into a college start wasn’t perplexed. She was- What did Mary do short- On the Other Hand is family events with the same One of my favorite going through your mind. n’t wondering if she was ly after hearing the news written by students question, “What are your moments of the year so far There are many questions hearing things correctly. and responding to it? She attending Lincoln High plans for next year?” was taking my senior pic- to think about when picking Nope. She was disturbed ran. Mary ran far. She ran School in Thief River I have been asked this tures. I never thought tak- a college besides do they about it. Deeply disturbed to her cousin Elizabeth in Falls. question millions of times ing pictures for five hours have my major, such as “Is she was with the news that order to find someone who by every person I’ve ever would be fun, but I had an their food good? What is the angel brought her. was also tuned into the met. The question isn’t just amazing time, and those there to do? What do their This highly favored one, heart of God. Somehow, Senior year can be the asked senior year though; five hours went by in like dorms look like?” who was betrothed to Mary knew that Elizabeth best and worst of times in we’ve been asked different five minutes. Although senior year can Joseph, perhaps would have would get it. Mary knew high school. Some of the forms of this question all Some moments of senior be stressful, seniors try to been a bit more excited had where to turn, and if I read things that seniors have to our lives like, “What do you year are bittersweet, like make the most of all the the angel announced that between the lines, she knew look forward to are taking want to be when you grow having your first last prac- lasts to come. the wedding cloth she had who to ignore. Mary went their senior pictures, their up?” tice of a sport you’ve been been looking at was now on on to not just live the last “first” day of school We all remember being playing since you were 5 or sale. Or, that Joseph was Gospel, but to produce him where your parents make asked this question when leaving your family behind secretly planning to buy not in living form …only to con- only a wedding band but a tinue on with more disturb- Speaking of … fixer upper in which they ing times of not only trials could begin to dream about but tribulation as God gave the next move they were his son up to die for the sins planning to make. of the world ...past, present, In support of a swimming pool in TRF “My thoughts are not and future. your thoughts, neither are “For God so loved the Sadly, the pool plans came others pledged (and spent) tant Times editor back your ways my ways, world that he gave his only to naught and they never many hours and dollars on then), and John Mattson declares the Lord” (Isaiah begotten son, that who-so- saw the city swimming pool the effort. (Times owner back then), 55:8). ever believes in him shall by when they were of an age to By the way, whatever were very active in the pool This piece of wisdom was not perish but have ever- enjoy it so much. Now my happened to those question- project. If I remember cor- Sherry children have children, and naires? More importantly, rectly, all of them were in given to us long before the lasting life” (John 3:16). LaCoursiere birth of our Savior, long Lord, God, we pray. We there is still no pool for my what happened to the favor of “The Pool Project.” before Mary was found pray big and we pray bold, Pippin grandchildren to enjoy. money we all earned? Is it Perhaps the present council “highly favored.” “Be it done unto me, accord- As a parent of children still sitting in a vault some- could take a look at some of Throughout the ages, his ing to thy word.” Amen. who wanted a city pool, my where, turning to dust? the original plans for the ways have not been our I, too, was under the husband and I spent many Were the questionnaires Pool Project. Wouldn’t it be impression that the city hours planning how the city ever studied and discussed, wonderful if we could come swimming pool would be could raise funds for the or are they sitting in a to some conclusions and built so my children could pool, giving our input as to bank, hopefully drawing a actually have a pool here in Local pageants to be use it. They were so enthu- what kind of facility our bit of interest, or perhaps our little town of Thief siastic about it that they family would enjoy, pledg- not drawing interest at all? River Falls … in the next held in Middle River were ready to march for- ing our whole-hearted sup- I, for one, would love to read year or so? ward with bake sales, candy port to the “pool effort.” I some of the letters from Yes, I said the next year! campaigns, spaghetti sup- distinctly remember sitting parents and participants in Too much for you? Please Middle River will be the River will reign over the pers, and other fund-raising at the dining table with the the long ago pool project. say “no.” site of two local pageants Goose Festival activities projects. It was something entire family, filling out a If I remember right, this weekend. the following weekend and they were looking forward questionnaire about the Marv Lundin (Times editor The 44th Annual Miss represent the city through- to with happy anticipation. pool. Our family and many back then), Dave Hill (assis- Middle River Pageant will out the year. be held Saturday, Sept. 22 The following day, Positive Thoughts … at 7:30 p.m. at the Middle Sunday, Sept. 23, the annu- River School. Eight young al Miss North Star Pageant ladies will compete in the will be held at the Middle Some movies shouldn’t be rebooted pageant, which will include River School at 2 p.m. The competition divisions of reigning Miss North Star, by Dan Bartsch the others are saying, the movies and TV. In my "reboot" phase with Personal Interview, On Morgan Berg, will crown "Whoa, this movie is a clas- opinion, there are only two "Roseanne” and "Will and Stage Question, Life Style her successor who will rep- I saw an item on the sic. Do not touch something sequels that have worked. Grace." This fall, "Murphy & Fitness, Talent, and resent the northwest area Internet that I wanted to what is already perfect.” For Sci-Fi fans, it’s "The Brown" and "Magnum P.I." Evening Gown. Tickets will of Minnesota in the upcom- share with everyone. A remake of “West Side Empire Strikes Back." You are coming back. Well, we’re be available at the door. ing Miss Minnesota Academy Award winning Story” would be like doing a don't have to be a science told the “Magnum P.I.” Contestants for Miss Pageant in June 2019. director Steven Spielberg remake of “Spartacus” with fiction fan, but you know show has a different cast, so Middle River include Emily Contestants for Miss has just been awarded the Larry the Cable Guy cast in this was the movie that it’s fresh and new. Uh, sorry, Tarala, Agracia Melcher, North Star include Emily rights to film and direct the the lead role. That’s not one made Darth Vader the ulti- Tom Selleck is Magnum. Aubre Berg, Gracie Bugge, Gracelyn Anderson, remake of the 1961 musical you you’d say, “Get ’er mate bad guy, but at least End of story. Brandon, Tessani Peterson, Paige Ballard, Katrina and 10-time Academy done.” Or, dare I say, if he was a caring dad. The Well, I want to end this Sarah Stanelle, Piper Bugge, Jordan Cordts and Award winning movie "West Spielberg were to cast other movie is "The column with an original Sondreal and Aaliyah Brooke Hickerson. Tickets Side Story." They will start Roseanne Barr as Maria. Godfather Part II." It's a thought: May joy and happi- Creekmore. will be available at the door. shooting next year and the Yeah, the "I Feel Pretty" simple little family movie ness always be with you in The new Miss Middle movie will be out probably song just would not work. on how they all came to your heart and mind. Have in late 2020. From what you are read- power, but mostly not to a wonderful day and God Now, I hear you folks, ing, you could easily guess make the youngest son of bless. half of you are excited to see that I'm not a fan of the the Corleone family angry. how Spielberg will present sequel or reboot phase that Mikey has a temper. this wonderful story. And is currently taking place in TV went through the 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Ronald “Ron” E. Timm, 69 Dave A. Stern, 57 Susan R. Tieman, 62 Newfolden - tion with the Marshall Thief River Falls - Dave Dave worked for the MN Kratka Township - about them often. She Ronald “Ron” Timm, County Sheriff’s Office and Stern, 57 of Thief River DNR, Bemidji Division, as a Susan Tieman passed away looked at pictures of her of Newfolden, passed away soon after purchased his Falls, formerly of Bemidji, Helitack Crew Member. In on Wednesday, September family, friends, and neigh- Thursday, September 13, home in Newfolden, which passed away on Tuesday, 1998 he received an award 12, 2018 at Altru Hospital in bors every day. 2018 in Grand Forks, ND, he completely rebuilt and September 11, 2018 at his from the state of Florida for Grand Forks, ND. Some of Susan’s favorite with his lov- remodeled with the help of home in his service during Operation F u n e r a l pastimes were shopping ing family his family. Thief River Fire Storm. After Dave service was (especially Walmart and the by his side. Ron had many past times Falls. retired, he worked various held on Dollar Stores, where she Mass of and hobbies he enjoyed Vi s i t a t i o n jobs in Bemidji, one of his S a t u r d a y, could get lots of “stuff”), C h r i s t i a n throughout life; hunting, was held on favorites was at Gander September watching The Price Is Right, Burial will camping, fishing and walk- T u e s d a y , Mountain. 15, 2018 at clipping coupons, watching be held on ing the trails in the state September Dave enjoyed hunting, J o h n s o n movies (her favorite one was F r i d a y , parks were always his out- 18, 2018 at fishing, golfing, and all F u n e r a l Father of the Bride, starring September doors pleasures. He also J o h n s o n sports. He also coached lit- Service in Steve Martin), doing math 21, 2018 at enjoyed bingo and loved F u n e r a l tle league baseball. Thief River workbooks, writing out 1:30 p.m. at nothing more than spending Service in Dave is survived by his Falls, with greeting cards, drinking cof- S t . time with his family...espe- Thief River mother, Lois Beier; sister, R e v e r e n d fee and diet pop, and playing B e r n a r d ’ s cially his grandchildren and Falls. A Raelene (Arne) Berg; broth- K r i s t i n Go Fish and Old Maid. Catholic Church in Thief great grandchildren. They Graveside Service was held er, Rick Beier; brother, Brad Ostercamp Officiating. Christmas was her favorite River Falls with Father Rick always made him smile. at Johnson Funeral Service. Townsend; niece, Kira Beier; Burial was held at the time of the year. Lambert Presiding. Burial Ron is survived by his lov- Dave Allen Stern was nephew, Adam Berg. Dave is Bethany Cemetery near The great highlight of will be held at St. Bernard’s ing wife of 50 years, Renae born on June 12, 1961 in also survived by a friend, Thief River Falls. each year was the celebra- Catholic Cemetery in Thief of Newfolden; children, Bemidji, the son of Gene Jana Hendrickson and her Susan Rania Tieman was tion of Susan’s birthday with River Falls. Brian Timm of Newfolden, Stern and Lois Beier. He sons Sam and Max. born March 30, 1956, in invitations sent out to fami- Visitation will be held on Jaci (Marc) Pfau of Fargo, was baptized at Zion Dave was preceded in Thief River Falls. She was ly, friends, and neighbors Thursday, September 20, ND, Shane (Heidi) Timm of Lutheran church in death by his father, Gene the daughter of Elwood and months ahead of time. 2018 from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Newfolden, Shari (Hays) Blackduck. Dave graduated Stern; maternal grandpar- Rhodella (Tanem) Tieman. Susie’s birthday celebrations with a 7 p.m. Prayer Service Huddleston of Loman, from Blackduck High School ents, Walter and Esther Susan was baptized and con- were legendary with her at Johnson Funeral Service Wendy (Aaron) Goff of in 1979. Then he attended Weichselbaum and his firmed in the Lutheran mother and neighbors pro- in Thief River Falls. Warren; grandchildren, Moorhead State University paternal grandparents, Bill faith, and she was a member viding the cakes, ice cream, Visitation will also take Kayla (Donald) Porter of and finished his degree at and Gerty Stern. of Bethany Lutheran and hot dish. She glowed place one hour prior to the Grand Forks, ND, Krista Bemidji State University Condolences may be sent Church. She attended spe- with delight when we sang service on Friday at the (Travis) Martin of Windom, with a Bachelor of Arts at www.johnsonfuneralser- cial education classes in the “Happy Birthday” to her and church. Sara Timm of Thief River Degree in Sociology. vice.com Thief River Falls school dis- prayed to bless the gather- Ronald Edward Timm, Falls, Kjersten Timm and From 1992 until 2005 A00003B2018SP19 trict. Later, she attended ing. Susie loved being the the son of Gustave Timm Justin Timm of Newfolden, and worked at the Falls Day birthday princess and get- and Annabel (Bergquist) Michael Anderson of Grand Activity Center and the Polk ting all the attention that Timm Olson was born on Forks, ND, Kari Sulze and Muriel R. Peterson, 90 County DAC in Crookston. she deserved. January 7, 1949 in Thief Miranda Sulze of Thief Susie lived most of her Survivors include her River Falls. Ron attended River Falls, Jeremy Goff and Thief River Falls - Dr. Herber. life on the Tieman family brother Curtis (Jean); various schools and graduat- Viktoriya Goff of Warren; Muriel Peterson, 90, passed In November 1969, farm in Kratka Township, nieces: Vanessa and ed from Mt. Iron High great-grandchildren, Kaden away peacefully on Friday, Muriel moved to Alexandria. Pennington County. In Michelle Tieman; Uncle School in 1967 and immedi- and Easton Porter, Khloey September 7, 2018 at Thief She attended Faribault recent years, “Miss Susie” Wayne (Lenay) Tieman; ately joined the United and Brinley Martin, Zoey River Care Center in Thief Vo-Tech in 1971, where resided at Northwood Home Aunt Margie (Charles) States Army. He proudly and Sawyer Sulze; brothers River Falls, Muriel obtained an LPN in Red Lake Falls and Cleven; and Uncle Larry served his country from and sisters, Jan (Gary) with her lov- degree. In November 1999, Liberty Home in Crookston. Tanem; and cousins, neigh- 1967 to 1971, spending some Logan of Mountain Home, ing family at she returned to Thief River She was always in good spir- bors, and friends. time in Germany. ID, Carol Sorenson of her side. Falls. its. In spite of her physical Susan is preceded in On September 28, 1968 Mountain Home, ID, John F u n e r a l Muriel was also employed and mental limitations, death by her parents, grand- Ron was united in marriage (Annette) Timm of Thief service will at Glacial Ridge Hospital, Susie made the best of her parents: Wallace and Agnes to Renae Larson at St. River Falls, Ken Timm of b e Glenwood and Douglas life through the help and Tieman and Ingmar and Bernard’s Catholic Church Moose Lake, Mary (Paul) T h u r s d a y, County Hospital, and love of her family, neighbors Evelyn Tanem; Uncles: in Thief River Falls and this Ekren of Warren, Linda September Bethany Nursing Home, and friends. Susie was sweet Arnold, LeRoy “Mike”, and union blessed them with five Olson of Thief River Falls, 13, 2018 at 6 both in Alexandria. She and sincere to all. She was a Jimmy Tanem; Aunt Judy children. Shortly after mar- Edward (Kathy) Timm of p.m. at the enjoyed music, country side “social butterfly” type, and Tanem; and neighbors and riage Ron was stationed in Kensington, and Russell J o h n s o n viewing, animals and sports. always liked visiting with friends from Kratka and Colorado Springs, CO. After Olson of Thief River Falls; F u n e r a l Muriel played with the com- people and being at neigh- Smiley Townships. completing his service in the uncle, Jim Meide of Service in Thief River Falls, munity band and traveled to borhood gatherings and Susie was blessed beyond Army the family moved back Mountain Home, ID; several with Reverend Gary Barrett nursing homes and churches birthday parties. measure by the love and to the Thief River Falls area nieces, nephews, great- Officiating. Burial will fol- with the Trochman Family. Susie realized huge care from her family, where he held a position on nieces, great-nephews, rela- low at Greenwood Cemetery, In the early years her father changes in recent years with friends, and neighbors. the police department until tives and friends. Thief River Falls. played Mandolin, mother the death of Rhodella in Blessings abound for 1979. Ron was preceded in Visitation will be held on played piano and organ and April 2015, and Elwood in “Miss Susie”. The family then moved to death by his parents; broth- Thursday from 4-6 p.m. at Muriel accompanied them June 2018. She missed her A00003B2018SP19 Viking, where Ron spent a er, Robert Timm; and sister, Johnson Funeral Service, on her saxophone. parents and would ask few years traveling to Ann Brosseau. Thief River Falls. Survived by cousins, Drayton with his brother-in- Arrangements with Muriel Rose Peterson was Shirley Sorvig, Red Lake laws to work at American Johnson Funeral Service, born September 10, 1927 in Falls, Lorraine (Paul) Dorothy E. Barsness, 84 Crystal Sugar Beet plant. In Thief River Falls Thief River Falls, the Sjulson, New Braunfels, TX; Fosston - Dorothy special fondness for her 1985 Ron accepted a posi- A00003B2018SP19 daughter of Gust A. and her faithful friends and Rose E. (Ekstrom) Peterson. caregivers, Don & Deb Barsness, Fosston, formerly raspberries. She loved her She was baptized November Mattson and their family; Oklee, passed away on dogs Blackie and Sport and 9, 1927 and confirmed June and many other relatives Tuesday, September 11, her cat Tessie. Dorothy E. Morkrid, 86 2, 1940 at Mission Covenant and friends. 2018 at the Essentia Living Dorothy is survived by Church, St. Hilaire. She Muriel is preceded in Center in Fosston. her husband of 64 years Thief River Falls - fall of 1976. Dorothy grew up and attended coun- death by father, Gust, Funeral service was Allen Barsness of Fosston; Dorothy Morkrid, 86, passed remained in Oslo where she try school in Sanders November 13, 1965 and S a t u r d a y, children: Keith Barsness away on Monday, September raised her children. Township, Pennington mother, Rose, June 30, 1998. September (Lisa Drake of West 10, 2018 at Altru Hospital in Dorothy met Charles County, and Lincoln High Memorials are suggested 15th at Tawakoni, TX) of Grygla, Grand Forks, ND. Doppler and they lived in School, graduating in 1945. to Hospice, Evangelical Free J o h n s o n Dwelton Barsness of Thief Funeral service will be Minneapolis until 1988, While in High School Church, Peter Engelstad F u n e r a l River Falls and Lila Coulter held 2 p.m. when they moved to Muriel played with the Pioneer Village, or the Thief Service in (Ken Thomas) of Gonvick; at Nazareth Baudette. There they built a Marching Band. She worked River Falls Care Center. O k l e e . grandchildren: Michael L u t h e r a n beautiful lake home where diligently on the farm side Family condolences may be Burial was Barsness of Fort Hood, TX, Church in many great family memories by side with her father. She sent by visiting www.john- a t Joseph Barsness of Thief Holt, on were made. They lived there moved into Thief River Falls sonfuneralservice.com Greenwood River Falls, Celeste Coulter F r i d a y until 2002 when they moved from the farm in 1963. She A00003B2018SP19 C e m e t e r y, (Dieter Hermann) of Ettrick, September to Thief River Falls. worked for Dr. Davidson and Thief River WI, Candace Coulter of 14, 2018 Dorothy loved to play the Falls. Gonvick, and Colette (Billy) w i t h organ, gardening, baking, Dorothy Ellen Burdette Neely of Prague. OK; great R e v e r e n d and canning. She was a Arnold A. Pederson, 83 was born May 9, 1934 at grandchildren: Taylor C a t h i e great cook and made many Osceola, WI, the daughter of Coulter, Nicholas Hermann, Rhodes Officiating. Burial memorable meals for her Greenbush - Greenbush, Bricklayers Charles and Doris (Hale) Carlie Coulter, Augustus will be held at the Holt family. She loved to watch Arnold A. Pederson, Union, The Greenbush Fire Burdette. She was baptized Coulter, Calen Neely, Ciera Cemetery. WWE wrestling and Wheel 83, of Greenbush, died Dept., Knights of Columbus and confirmed at Stockholm, Neely, Holden Neely and Visitation will be held one of Fortune. Most of all she Saturday, September 8, and had served on the WI. She attended Pleasant Hazel Neely; brother and hour prior to the service at loved and cherished the time 2018 in LifeCare Greenbush Greenbush City Council. Valley Grade School. sisters: Danny (Barbara) the church. spent with her family. She Manor in Arnold enjoyed fishing On April 10, 1954, Carlstrom of River Falls, Dorothy Elaine Morkrid had a great sense of humor Greenbush. and hunting. Dorothy was united in mar- WI, Charlotte Schivley of was born May 7, 1932 at and many laughs were F u n e r a l Arnold is survived by a riage to Allen Barsness in Cochran, WI and Ruthy home in Mud Lake, daugh- shared over the years. She S e r v i c e s Son, Larry (Cindy) Pederson Wisconsin. The couple Linehan of Minneapolis, ter of Ludvig and Ragna especially loved her four were held on of Colorado. Daughter, Vicki moved to Oklee in the fall of along with several nieces (Moberg) Sagstuen. She was legged friend Scooter Von T h u r s d a y, (Steve) Gast of Argyle; 1955. and nephews. raised in the Holt area Bailey, who lived for 17-1/2 September daughters-in-law: Jean Dorothy was a homemak- Preceded in death by par- where she attended school years. 13 at (Ron) Domenico of Colorado, er, helped on the farm, and ents, grandparents and and graduated from Dorothy is survived by B l e s s e d and Lou Pederson of also worked at a Mrs. Olson brother-in-law: Frank Newfolden High School in her companion of 41 years, Sacrament Greenbush; grandchildren: Lefse plant from 1990-2004. Schivley, son-in-law Larry 1950 where she was a cheer- Charles Doppler of Thief C a t h o l i c Todd (Jenell) Pederson of She had an incredible work Coulter and her niece, leader, singer, dancer and River Falls; children Mark Church of Colorado, Robyn (Rob ethic and a mischievous Renae Schivley. was very involved in school Lindemann of Laurel, MD, Greenbush. Rodriquez) Pederson of sense of humor. Family condolences may plays. Her senior quote was Debra (Joe) Salwei of Thief Military Honors were Colorado, LeeAnn Gast of Dorothy enjoyed wood- be sent to www.johnsonfu- “A Live Wire Is Never River Falls, Karen Ollom of accorded by the Moen-Zimek Karlstad, Kayla (Kyle) crafting of lawn ornaments, neralservice.com Stepped On”, which Wenatchee, WA; Lori Post 88, American Legion of Nelson of Newfolden, Adam Sunday night dances in A00003B2018SP19 describes her perfectly to all Lindemann of Grand Forks, Greenbush and the National (Mandy) Gast of Newfolden, Trail, and gardening with a that knew her. ND; Scott Morkrid of Thief Guard Funeral Honors Chelsea (Adrian) Casias of Shortly after high school River Falls; grandchildren Team. The Greenbush Fire Colorado and Ashley (Jon) Dorothy was united in mar- Stacey, Shawn, Sheryl, Keri, Dept. was also a Special Burke of Colorado; great- Gale L. Roppe, 74 riage to Marlin Lindemann Brent, Riley, Dan, Jaclyn, Honors Group. grandchildren: Capri, Faith, in Holt. To this union four William, Paige, and Austin; Burial was in St. Aloysius James, Tara, Victoria, Eveleth - Gale L. Roppe, passionate, and kind to children were born: Mark, 18 great-grandchildren; Catholic Cemetery at Leo. Alyese, Lexi, Logan, Mason, 74, of Eveleth, died on everyone he met. He was a Debra, Karen and Lori. along with several nieces Arnold Allen Pederson Everett, Wyatt, Levi, Maci, Wednesday, September 12, tenderhearted and loving They made their home in and nephews. was born December 26, 1934 Kendall and Kiera.; sister: 2018 at Solvay Hospice soul, who fought for the Grand Forks, where Dorothy is preceded in at Greenbush to parents Ole Marion Larson of Fosston, House in Duluth. underdog and always had a Dorothy ran a café. They death by her parents, hus- and Alvina (Thompson) and sister-in-law—Carol Mass of Christian Burial smile. He was our hero as a then moved to St. Paul. bands, grandson Lukas; sib- Pederson. He attended Pederson of Roseau; broth- was on Sunday, September husband, a father, a grand- Marlin passed away at the lings Louis Sagstuen, school in Greenbush and ers and sisters-in-law: 16, 2018 at Resurrection father, a great-grandfather age of 34 on June 30, 1962. Margaret Peterson, infant graduated from Greenbush Bernard “Sonny” (Maribeth) C a t h o l i c and friend. Dorothy’s family moved Arnold Sagstuen, and High School, Class of 1954. Gonshorowski of Church in Gale is survived by his back to Holt where they Raymond Sagstuen; sister- He served in the U.S. Air Greenbush, Bernadette E v e l e t h . wife, Joyce; daughters, lived for a year, then into in-law Vivian Sagstuen, Force. “Berd” Wilebski of Kennedy, I n t e r m e n t Cindy (Neil) Stanaway, Thief River Falls, where she Marlys Sagstuen; brother- Arnie married Shirley Pat Shinner of Everett, WA, was in Mandy (David) Johnson; 5 met Charles Morkrid. They in-law Hartley Peterson, Gonshorowski on September Theresa “Kookie” (Joe) E v e l e t h grandchildren; 4 great- were united in marriage daughter-in-law Kathy 28, 1957 in Thief River Guynn of Martinsville, IN, C e m e t e r y. grandchildren; sister, June 27, 1965. The family Lindemann, son-in-law Falls. They lived in Katherine “Katie” (Roger) In lieu of Sherry (Chuck) Olson; sis- moved to Oslo. To this union Loren Ollom. Greenbush, except for 8 Carrier of Fulton, TX, as f l o w e r s , ters-in-law, Olga Roppe, one son was born, Scott. A00003B2018SP19 years in Colorado, from 1983 well as many nieces, memorials Pam Hill and numerous Charles passed away in the to 1991. nephews, in-laws and are pre- nieces and nephews. Arnold worked as a pro- friends. ferred. The Gale was preceded in fessional brick layer and Arnold was preceded in family would like to extend death by his parents and Kay L. Stromgren, 55 masonry worker. He was death by his parents, wife, their heartfelt thanks to brothers, Allen and Larry employed by the Witcher sons: Bill, Rick and Bob; Essentia Health Hospice. Roppe. Thief River Falls - Kay from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. on Construction Co. for 24 brothers: Walter, Orville, Gale was born on March Arrangements are Stromgren, 55 of Thief River Friday, September 21, 2018 years until he started his Earl; sisters: Doris and 3, 1944 in Thief River Falls entrusted to Cron-Sheehy Falls, passed away suddenly at Johnson Funeral Service own company, Pederson and Mavis and brother-in-law: to Bert and Adeline (Lee) Funeral Home, Eveleth. To on Saturday, September 15, in Thief River Falls with a Son’s Masonry, which is still Robert Gonshorowski. Roppe. Gale enjoyed fishing, sign the guestbook on line 2018 at Sanford Hospital in Celebration of Life to follow operating today. Arrangements were with hunting and spending time and to leave a memorial Thief River Falls, with her at the Stromgren residence. Arnold was a member of Gieseke Funeral Chapel of with his family. He was a message, go to: www.cron- loving husband at her side. Arrangements with Blessed Sacrament Church Greenbush. member of Resurrection sheehy.com A gathering time for fam- Johnson Funeral Service, of Greenbush, The American A00003B2018SP19 Catholic Church. A00003B2018SP19 ily and friends will be held Thief River Falls. Legion Post 88 of Gale was generous, com- Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 9 Clair D. Mathson, 59 Thief River Falls - Clair worked as an Auto Mechanic Mathson, 59, of Thief River at Golden Auto. He later Falls, passed away on used his creative talents as a Friday, September 14, 2018 cabinet maker. Clair was on the family farm, as was married to Cari Abrao in Las his desire, Vegas and to this marriage under the was born a daughter. care of After twenty years in Hospice of Nevada, Clair returned to the Red the family farm and was River Valley employed as a shift supervi- and his fam- sor at 7 Clans Casino. Clair ily retired in August of 2017 F u n e r a l due to illness and spent the s e r v i c e s last year doing what he were held enjoyed most-growing beau- on Monday, tiful flowers, wandering September around the farm and mak- 17, 2018 at St. Pauli ing stuff (including wood- Lutheran Church rural working and baked goods). Thief River Falls, with Clair loved to bake treats for Pastor Carl Hansen officiat- his co-workers at the casino. ing. Burial at St. Pauli Clair is survived by his Cemetery. mother, Inez Mathson; sib- Clair Dale Mathson was lings, Brenda (Jeff) Nielsen, born May 11, 1959 to Bruce (Shelley) Mathson, Clayton and Inez (Hagen) Chris (Bruce) Carter and Mathson. Clair was baptized Brian Mathson. Clair is also and confirmed at St. Pauli survived by two children, Lutheran Church in rural Travis Mathson and Kayla Thief River Falls. Clair Mathson; step-son Bryan attended Knox Elementary Cleven; three aunts, Judy and graduated from Lincoln Mason, Shirley (Ron) Smith For the ninth consecutive year, Thief River Falls Rotary has Bergstrom, Dennis Bona, Beth Nelson, Kaylee St Germain, High School with the class of and Joyce (Darrel) Qualley; donated a dictionary to each student in Thief River Falls at Brian Carlson, Jessica Muller, John Syvertson, Jim Dagg, 1977. and many nieces, nephews Challenger Elementary School, St Bernard’s Catholic and Phil McKenzie distributed the dictionaries to the class- Clair worked hard all his and cousins. School, and St John’s Lutheran School. Rotarians (from rooms on Friday, Sept. 14. (Submitted) life, starting out on the fam- Clair is preceded in death left) Gabby Yoon, Bruce Brink, Steve Lillestol, Brad ily farm and driving truck by his father Clayton in for various trucking firms in 2013. Thief River Falls. Clair was Condolences may be sent married to Debra Cleven at www.johnsonfuneralser- and to this marriage was vice.com born one son. Clair later A00003B2018SP19 Heating system rebates moved to Las Vegas, NV and are a smart move. Stanley L. Wik, 89 St. Hilaire - Hilaire until 1974. Stanley Wik, 89, In 1974 Stanley started passed away peacefully on working at Northern Pride – Sunday, September 09, 2018 formerly known as Land O’ at the Karlstad Health Care Lakes, retiring in 2000. C e n t e r , Stanley was a lifetime Karlstad. member of Calvary F u n e r a l Lutheran Church in St. services will Hilaire and the American be held at 2 Legion Post #117 in Thief p.m. on River Falls and an active T h u r s d a y, member of the St. Hilaire September Lions Club. 20, 2018 at Stanley loved card games, C a l v a r y watching sports – especially L u t h e r a n the Twins. 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This girl son of Sigurd Peter and Nursing Home because of received some assistance in creating her artwork. Louise J. (Rosette) Wik was failing health and to be clos- born on April 12, 1929 in er to his niece and caregiver, A_ME32-0817 Fall Newspaper Ad_Thief River Falls_Final.indd 1 9/18/17 11:43 AM Rocksbury Township, near Julie. St. Hilaire. On June 9, 1929 Stanley is survived by his he was baptized at the St. sister-in-law, Lorraine Wik; GATZKE NEWS Hilaire Norwegian Lutheran nephews and niece, Greg Mrs. Clifford Klamar • 459-3445 Church. Stanley was con- Wik, Julie Wik-Byre, Steven Friday evening Howard firmed at Calvary Lutheran Borsheim, David Borsheim, and Mary Ann Lun - Church in St. Hilaire. and Thomas Borsheim; and setter visited at the Ron COMMUNITY HEALTH CORNER Stanley attended country several cousins. Ward home. With Chief Pharmacist, Mike LaSalle at Thrifty White Pharmacy, schools in St. Hilaire. Stanley was preceded in Keith and Sharon 201 Horace Avenue North in Thief River Falls. Stanley entered the death by his parents; broth- Spandl of Long Prairie United States Army on ers, Robert “Bobby” Wik and spent several days at the January 16, 1951 and was Leonard Wik and sister, Alan Severts home. September is National Cholesterol Education Month honorably discharged on Helen Borsheim; nephew, Saturday, Tim Bernstein It’s a good time to get your cholesterol levels checked and take steps to lower it, if it’s high. High cholesterol puts you June 21, 1952. After being Galen Wik. of Grygla and Howard and at greater risk for heart disease and stroke. Cholesterol is a fat-like, waxy substance that can be found in all parts of your discharged he continued to A00003B2018SP19 Mary Ann Lunsetter body. It helps your body make cell membranes, many hormones, and vitamin D. Ae cholesterol in your blood comes farm with his father near St. attended the 50th wedding anniversary for Russ and from two sources: the foods you eat and your liver. Your liver makes all the cholesterol your body needs. A cholesterol Rose Ellen Iverson at their screening is an overall look at the fats in your blood. home west of Wannaska. T.H.E. BUS ROUTES & SCHEDULES Sympathy to the family What is LDL (low-density lipoprotein) HDL (high-density lipoprotein) cholesterol? Tri-Valley Heartland Express of Gladys Paetznick of HDL ("good") cholesterol, helps to remove cholesterol from the blood. Ais keeps plaque from building up in your Blaine, who recently passed Please Read! All routes Polk, Red Lake and arteries. LDL (“bad") cholesterol is a type of fat in the blood that contains the most cholesterol. It can contribute to the will arrive approximate- Clearwater Counties away. She was 93 years old. ly between 10 and 11 a.m. (800) 201-3432 Option 3 Monday, Howard and formation of plaque buildup in the arteries (atherosclerosis). Ais is linked to higher risk for heart attack and stroke. All Routes Are Now Thursday, September Mary Ann Lunsetter, also Guaranteed! Please call 20: No service Darlene Larson of Drayton, You want your LDL to be low. You want your HDL to be as high by 3:00 p.m. the day Friday, September 21: were supper guests of To help lower it: as possible. Some people can raise HDL by: before to reserve your No service Dwight and Kristi ride. Monday, September 24: Scharmer at Drayton for • Avoid foods high in saturated fat, • Exercising for at least 30 minutes –––––––––– Grand Forks Kristi’s birthday. dietary cholesterol, and extra calories 5 times a week Pennington, Marshall Tuesday, September Tom Grelko and friend • Exercise • Quitting smoking & Kittson Counties 25: Thief River Falls from Lorado visited recent- • Maintain a healthy weight • Not eating saturated fats (800) 201-4342 Option 3 Wednesday, September ly at the Alan Severts home. • Stop smoking • Losing weight Thursday, September 26: No service Howard and Mary Ann Lunsetter, along with Alan 20: Fargo/Moorhead Manage Your High Cholesterol with )ese Moves Friday, September 21: and Melissa Lunsetter of Exercise does have the power to lower LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and increase HDL (“good”) cholesterol. 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But then you get a recovery 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., Hallock Repetitively; Must Be 18 Or Older Congratulations to them. City Wide from 12:15 p.m to STOP IN AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT Ronnie and Shelia period that lasts just as long. 2:15 p.m., Karlstad City Peterson visited on Friday Weightlifting - It’s time to pump you up! Research suggests resistance at the Alan Severts home. Wide 2:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 324 Main Ave N • Thief River Falls, MN • (218) 681-4450 training can improve cholesterol levels. –––––––––– Your )rifty White Pharmacist can help you learn about ing Stamps GARAGE SALE FUNDRAISER the risks high cholesterol can have on your health and Self-Ink Children’s th 9 am - 12 pm suggest changes to your food choices and lifestyles habits Sat, Oct. 13 at Challenger Elementary to help lower your cholesterol. 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Jeffery Caperton and Brianna Johnson are engaged to be married Oct. 6, 2018 at the Evangelical Covenant Church in New London. Jeffery is the son of Jason and Melissa Richardson of Thief River Falls. He is a 2012 graduate of Lincoln High School and a 2014 graduate of Northland Community and Technical College with a business degree. He is employed by Digi-Key Electronics as a global sales representative. Men from the Lincoln High School Class of 1973 Tom Goddard, Mike Drury, David Swanson, Richard Brianna is the daughter who attended the class reunion held Sept. 8 at the Farmes, Jeff Rhoden, Jeff Nelson, Curt Christensen, of Mark and Dawn Johnson American Legion in Thief River Falls included: (front Ross Gutterud, Randy Bruggeman, Ron Haupt, of Willmar. She is a 2010 College with an accounting row, from left) Keith Carlson, Randy Jore, Rob Chuck Vigness, and David Diedrich. Pictured sepa- graduate of Willmar High degree. She is employed by Almquist, Gary Halvorson, Jeff Wendt, Richard rately is Loren Lendobeja. Not pictured are Mike School and a 2012 graduate Prinsco as a staff account- Penning, Jon Marstrom and Kurt Muzzy; (back row) McLean and Ron Reierson. (Submitted) of Ridgewater Community ant. Minnesota Supreme Court

The Lincoln High School Class of 1973 met at the American Moe, Sharon Kauppila Legion on Sept. 8 for a reunion. Present were: (front row, Baron, Mary Schulthorp from left) Heidi Ortloff Casavan, Julie Helle Bezenek, Ruth Nordhagen, Karen Lian Hed, Wendy Swanson Goddard, Sue Sabol Drury, Overbye Johnson, Julie Ruth Reed Owen, Penny Sylvester Aadland, Renae Twistol Svean Holen, Judy Carlson; (middle row) Sherry Sorenson, Leigh Ann Harris, Newkirk Close, Darlene Cindy Breiland Antes, Nancy Finstad Stoffel, Linda Pikop Pladson Torstveit, Sue Wysoski Markstrom. Pictured sepa- Penning, Debbie Flattum Musselman, Eileen Ranta rately are, from left, Bobbie DuChamp Guidry, Val Quam Rathbun, Nancy Dee Whitley; (back row) Bobbie Ballingrud Gjernes, and Patty Larson Heschke. Sally Bruggeman Leon Calderon, a student at Lincoln High School in Thief Murphy, Rise Sherack Neitz, Vicky Joppru Malwitz, Deb Collins was not pictured. (Submitted) River Falls, asks justices of the Minnesota Supreme Court Reierson Carlson, Nancy Lindberg Tveit, Becky Snetting a question. Take two seconds to save your life The single most effective most effective choice for enforcement and education all motor vehicle deaths of their passengers. If you should ride in a rear-facing thing Minnesotans can do to protection in a crash. campaign. involved unbelted occu- are a driver, be a leader. A car seat until they have protect themselves in a To remind motorists that Join the crowd pants, compared with 30 driver can refuse to start reached the height and crash? Air bags alone aren’t seat belts save lives and it’s Most Minnesotans are percent in 2016. the car until every passen- weight limits allowed by the the answer: In a crash, a the law to buckle up, more making the life-saving deci- Children are paying with ger is belted. If you are a car seat manufacturer. It is rapidly opening frontal air than 300 law enforcement sion to buckle up. According their lives if they are not in parent, make it fun. Ask safest to keep children rear- bag could injure or kill agencies across the state to the 2018 Minnesota Seat proper car seats. From 2013 your kids who can buckle up facing up to the maximum someone if riding unbelted. will be participating in the Belt Survey, 92.4 percent of – 2017 in Minnesota: the fastest, then educate weight limit of the car seat. Being a highly skilled driv- statewide Click It or Ticket front seat occupants are • Eighteen children (ages them on the importance of • Forward-facing seats er is not the sole answer. A campaign now through wearing their seat belts. 0 to 7) were killed in motor buckling up. Passengers can with harness – Toddlers person’s skills won’t always Saturday, Sept. 29. The About 7 percent of motorists vehicles and only nine of the also speak up and challenge and preschoolers who have protect them from other Department of Public need to take two seconds to victims were known to be others in the car to be safe. reached the height and drivers and road hazards. Safety Office of Traffic click it and join the crowd to properly secured (five were If the driver is endangering weight limits of the rear- Buckling up is the single Safety coordinates the extra help themselves and others not properly restrained, and everyone in the vehicle by facing car seat should use a survive a crash. An unbelt- restraint use was unknown not buckling up, refuse to forward-facing seat with ed motorist can crash into a in 4 fatalities). ride in the car until they harness until they reach the windshield or get thrown • Of the 83 children strap on their seat belt. weight limit of the harness The Tieman FamilyThank You into other passengers, injur- (ages 0-7) seriously injured The law is for safety allowed by the car seat would like to extend our ing or killing them. in motor vehicles, only 47 Minnesota law states manufacturer. sincere thanks to all at the Oftentimes, an unbelted percent of the victims were that drivers and passengers • Booster seats – For recent passing of Susie. In occupant is ejected from the known to be properly in all seating positions must school-age children who spite of her physical and vehicle and killed. secured. be buckled or seated in the have reached the height mental limitations, she made the best of her life Choosing not to buckle “Life is so unpredictable, correct child restraint. and weight limits of the for- with your support and up is tragically hurting fam- but there’s an easy way to Officers will stop and ticket ward-facing seat. The boost- encouragement. ilies across Minnesota. remove uncertainty, at least unbelted drivers or passen- er must be used with a lap Thank you to the staff • In 2017, 78 unbelted while you’re on the road: gers. Seat belts must be and shoulder belt. and friends at Liberty motorists lost their lives on buckle up,” said Mike worn correctly — low and • Seat belts – For chil- Home and the Polk Minnesota roads. Hanson, Office of Traffic snug across the hips, and dren over 8 years old or County DAC in Crookston, Northwood Home in Red • There were 1,215 life- Safety director. “Until shoulder straps should have reached 4 feet 9 inches Lake Falls, and Falls DAC in Thief River Falls, for all the changing injuries in 2017 everyone chooses to wear never be tucked under an tall. It is recommended to care, friendship, and training provided to her through the due to unbelted motorists. their seat belts, that uncer- arm or behind the back. keep a child in a booster years. She was happy to live and work at these places. • In 2017, 76 percent of tainty about safety will Minnesota Child Car seat based on their size Thank you to the Bethany Lutheran Church community for the unbelted deaths never go away. Not for the Seat Law and steps rather than their age. Your your love and spiritual witness to her. occurred in Greater driver, the passenger or the • In Minnesota, all chil- child is ready for an adult Susie was blessed beyond measure by the love and care Minnesota (outside the family waiting at home. We dren must be in a child seat belt when they can sit from her family, friends, and neighbors. seven-county metro area). all need to expect the unex- restraint until they are 4 with their back against the • In 2017, 32 percent of pected on the road and con- feet 9 inches tall, or at least vehicle seat, knees bent trol what we can by simply age 8, whichever comes comfortably and completely buckling up.” first. over the vehicle seat edge Challenge yourself and • Rear-facing seats – The without slouching, and feet others to buckle up American Academy of touching the floor. 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Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 11 Our Supreme Court: 2018-19 Lincoln High School Homecoming The people behind the bench/Continued

(Continued from Page 1) Minnesota Court of Constitution promises.” Appeals. She is a graduate Gildea said that promise of the University of is carried out in a partner- Minnesota and University ship, a partnership between of Michigan Law School the state government and and, according to Gildea, local governments. “quite the tennis player.” She said they wanted to Chutich acknowledged come to Thief River Falls to that she did play tennis on thank and salute the citi- the varsity tennis team at zens of Pennington County the University of for renewing their commit- Minnesota, and if cut, ment to that constitutional would probably bleed promise through the con- maroon and gold. struction of their new Chutich said she loves to Justice Center. talk to people about their She explained that the job on the court. She said court toured the facility, that while in Thief River and Gildea said it was quite Falls, she said children remarkable. This tour gives were very eager to learn the court, she said, an about the court, and were opportunity to thank the very smart and energetic. citizens. Though it must She said these trips to high have been a difficult deci- schools give her faith in the sion, Gildea said the citi- future. zens made the right deci- Justice Anne K. McKeig sion and the court was very was appointed to the court grateful to them. in 2016. She spent eight Gildea said Minnesotans years as a district court should all be proud of the judge in Hennepin County. judicial system built in She is a graduate of the Coronation for the 2018-19 Lincoln High School Perkovich; (back row) freshman class attendants Josie Minnesota, because it is College of St. Catherine, nationally recognized as and received a law degree Homecoming celebration was held Monday, Sept. 17. Aden Johnson and Dylan Hahn, sophomore class attendants one of the fairest and most from Hamline University Alby and Marryn Dalager were crowned king and queen. Abigail Molstad and Wyatt Halvorson; junior class atten- competent in the world. School of Law. The Homecoming Court included: (front row) junior atten- dants Bela Nelson, Leonardo Mendonca, Carley Johnson Justice Barry Anderson McKeig gave one of the dants Harper Skjerven and Owen Shaw; (middle row, from and Cole Johnson; sophomore class attendants Jenna has served on the court most humorous presenta- left) senior class attendants Elise Kalsnes, Jakob Hall, Weets and Brevyn Lingen; and freshman class attendants since 2004 after spending tions of the evening. She Aden Alby, Marryn Dalager, Sadie Johnson and Luke Katelyn Stephens and Colin Bruggeman. six years on the Minnesota explained that she is from Court of Appeals. He is a Federal Dam, and didn’t graduate of Gustavus care what anyone said, Adolphus College, and “that is up north.” Supreme Court appeals University of Minnesota She also noted that it’s Law School. He also hosts a unusual to have two women to area students/Continued PBS show called “Your on the court, one from the Legislators.” town of Plummer, pop. 292, (Continued from Page 1) assault based on allegations Anderson said an appre- and Federal Dam, pop. 106, in Federal Dam, and is a that he physically attacked ciation of lawyers is rarely which, she said, seems to descendant of the White and injured an adult female given. In Alexis de say we can do anything. She Earth Band of Ojibwe. in a hotel room. During the Tocqueville’s book said northern Minnesotans McKeig received a Bachelor jury trial, the victim testi- “Democracy in America,” de were well represented on of Arts from St. Catherine fied regarding the nature of Tocqueville marvelled at the court. University in 1989 and a her relationship with how Americans settle their She also commented on law degree from Hamline Robinson, and the jury disputes by hiring lawyers, the students and adminis- University. She is the first found him guilty. going into court and set- trators. She said her first Native American justice to Robinson appealed his tling their disputes before a impression of Principal serve on any state supreme conviction, arguing that his neutral arbitrator. He Scott Brekke was that he’d court. relationship with the victim thought this was just had about 5,000 cups of cof- Students from Red Lake was not “a significant remarkable. fee because he was running asked her several questions romantic or sexual relation- Anderson said this com- around like a crazy person. about her career and role ship” as defined by the munity is fortunate to have He would be talking to you, model for Native American Domestic Abuse Act, Minn. many fine lawyers. He said she said, and then reach for students. Stat. §518B.01, subd. 2(7) they not only show up in a student and say, “Where She said she takes her (2016). The Court of courtrooms, but show up as are you going?” But the responsibilities as a role Appeals affirmed. athletic coaches, leaders, remarkable part of that was model seriously, and the On appeal to the fundraisers and volunteers that he would address the path she has taken as step- Supreme Court, the issue in this community. In this students by name and what ping stones for others to fol- presented was whether atmosphere, he said, “we class they were supposed to low. She said she’s going to Robinson’s relationship often don’t realize how for- be in. She said he knows do as good a job as possible with the victim fits the defi- tunate we are.” who his students are, and so that others can follow. nition of a significant rela- Justice David Lillehaug that is extremely important Following the presenta- tionship under the Aden Alby and Marryn Dalager were named 2018-19 joined the court in 2013 because there are a lot of tion of the colors by the Domestic Abuse Act. Lincoln High School Homecoming king and queen during after a career in public serv- kids today, she said, who honor guard, a Native Robinson was represent- coronation at the school on Monday, Sept. 17. ice and private practice, don’t feel like they are seen. American drum group per- ed by Benjamin Butler, from including four years as the One of her student formed. the public defender’s appel- ty to ask questions of the the oral arguments and see United States Attorney for ambassadors, she said, was Students then heard oral late office. Minnesota was judges, as long as they did- how the kids reacted as well the District of Minnesota. very proud of the school’s arguments in State of represented by Ed n’t ask specific questions as see their reactions as He grew up in Sioux Falls, choir. This reminded her Minnesota (Clay County) v. Stockmeyer. about the case they just they found out what it was S.D. He is a graduate of that as a kid she wanted to Gerald Robinson. In this Following the oral argu- heard. like to be a Minnesota Augustana College, and be a country music singer. case, Robinson was charged ments of the case, students Questions to the judges Supreme Court justice. Harvard Law School, and She said she used to go to a with felony domestic were provided an opportuni- consisted of whether they plays the flute. lot of singing contests in the had any idea as a high Lillihaug said it was north, but when she told school student they would great to be on Gildea’s home her mom she wanted to be a become a judge, the best turf. As this trip got closer singer, her mom said she and worst part of being a and closer, he said they should have a Plan B. Then, judge, the advantages and could sense the excitement McKeig began singing disadvantages of term lim- in her. He said the things Patsy Cline’s hit “Walkin’ its, how long it took them to she brings to this court are After Midnight,” which was get where they are today, the solid values of this actually pretty well done how they decide a case, region - hard work, integri- and got an ovation from the whether they’re able to ty, and saying what you crowd. remain friends and col- mean. McKeig then said, “I leagues after difficult deci- He also spoke of living in think my mom was wrong,” sions, how those difficult South Dakota, pheasant which started more laugh- decisions affect them, and hunting, and his father who ter. But, she said, “This (her what they do in their spare was a band director and job) has turned out alright time. Noah Rupprecht of Lincoln that he spent time with the for me.” Lincoln High School High School was one of local band that day. He also She also had another Principal Scott Brekke said many students to stand up talked about the district student that day who dis- it was a great experience court judges and said they cussed with her some of the and ask questions of and opportunity for stu- Minnesota Supreme Court are the ones who do the troubles she was going dents from Thief River Falls “heavy lifting.” There are through, and that, she said, Minnesota Chief Justice Lorie S. Gildea listens to a justices who were visiting response to one of her questions to an attorney presenting and surrounding schools. 1.3 million cases each year, is what brought her back to He said it was fun to watch Thief River Falls on but 60,000 serious felonies how people treat students. oral arguments. Thursday. and 40,000 civil cases every “We are in a position of year. The heavy lifting is leadership and we are in a done in the district court, he position of modeling things. Advance Thief River seeks funds/Continued said. I have worked most of my Justice Natalie Hudson professional career for the (Continued from Page 1) renovations to the LaFave River Falls,” said Kalinoski. Sutton Stewart will now be joined the Supreme Court betterment of kids. • “Invite target business- Park bathrooms and other “It’s for everybody.” employed in a 0.8 FTE in 2015. Prior to that she “I think it’s really impor- es with a footprint in the improvements. The group has already capacity. He had been for- spent 13 years as a member tant that we let our youth region to open branch oper- Located near Taft Street received about $29,000, merly employed in a 0.75 of the appeals court. She know they are important. ations in the area” and Crocker Avenue, including funding from FTE capacity after being began her practice as a and that we see them, hear • “Support efforts to LaFave Park is home to the Sanford Health and com- hired by the Extension in legal aid association lawyer. them and care about them.” increase child care capacity city beach. Earlier this year, mitments from others. January. Hudson said she is from Some kids don’t have that, in the area” a fence was erected at the Fricke said they have Commissioner Don Jefferson City, Mo., and she said. • “Market local business beach to deter geese from applied for grants and plan Jensen noted the change both of her parents were opportunities to alumni spending time there. to approach businesses and means that Stewart will educators, so education has who want to come home to The group plans to build foundations. Kalinoski out- work an additional two always been important to start a business” the Splash Park through lined the importance of indi- hours per week. County her. She said she knows just Tom Kalinoski and private donations and does- vidual donors whose dona- Auditor-Treasurer Ken how hard teachers work, Scott Fricke, members of n’t plan to use the city of tions – no matter how Olson said Stewart will now and how dedicated they are the Thief River Falls Thief River Falls’ small – help the project be paid $59,024. and saw that here in Thief Splash Park Committee, Swimming Pool Fund to become a reality. Jensen provided an River Falls. Students pro- appeared before the cover the costs. Funds are being accepted update on the quest to viding the tour, she said, commissioners. They As part of this project, through a GoFundMe page find a new Extension spoke glowingly of their asked the county to provide the Splash Park will feature at www.gofundme.com/ office manager. Jensen school and teachers. in-kind services and/or a a 2,500 square-foot circle splash-park-trf. Donations said there were 17 appli- Hudson said she also monetary donation to the divided into three cate- may also be addressed and cants for the position. Four came from a relatively Splash Park. County Board gories – toddlers, teens and mailed to the City of Thief interviews were conducted. small community and took the request under families. Two buttons will River Falls Splash Park at The chosen individual will immediately recognized the advisement. The city of control separate 15-minute P.O. Box 528, Thief River succeed Amy Halvorson, sense of connectedness that Thief River Falls has intervals of water for the Falls, MN 56701. who left county employment exists here. She said in already donated land for toddler section, and the County Board in August. small communities, people the Splash Park and plans teen and family sections. approved a memoran- The next County know each other and look to provide in-kind work. Water will shoot out of vari- dum of understanding Board meeting is sched- out for each other. Chief Justice Lorie S. The committee hopes to ous fixtures. Kalinoski said with the University of uled Tuesday, Sept. 25 at Justice Margaret Gildea and the Minnesota raise $297,000 to open the the splash park is expected Minnesota Extension. 5 p.m. at the Pennington Chutich was appointed to Supreme Court answered Splash Park by the middle to serve 75 to 100 kids at a The agreement indicated County Courthouse. the court in 2016 after of 2019 at Bill LaFave Park. time. that Pennington County 4- spending four years on the questions and information The project also includes “It’s not just for Thief H Program Coordinator about themselves. 12 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 19, 2018

and TRF Tip Top Tux), and Chamber Board The Thief River Falls Chamber of members Nicole Peterson and Steve Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dahlen. Terri the Tailor provides tailoring and presented More Progress Awards to and sewing services, and sells dresses and Terri the Tailor and TRF Tip Top Tux, and accessories on consignment. Tip Top Tux Kelsey Brateng Photography on Thursday, provides tuxedo rentals. Business hours are 313Sept. Third 13. The St. businesses E. Pictured recently are (from moved left) to Tuesday through Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m., Chamber Executive Director Ashley Nerhus, and other times by appointment. Kelsey Kelsey Brateng (owner of Kelsey Brateng Brateng Photography takes senior, family Photography and TRF Tip Top Tux employ- and commercial photos by appointment. ee), Terri Eisbrener (owner of Terri the Tailor Which hummingbird is this? FMS students their tails. And in the spring, they'll have know it's a juvenile male Ruby-throated the hummers feeding right out of their Hummingbird. Look for the white throat hands. (Photo credit: Paula Cater) (with black streaks) and white at the tip of Reading, writing, arithmetic and ... bird-watching at FMS

Students at Franklin identify the birds that visit. (218-745-5663) for a copy of Middle School will be The project plans to the project "wish list.” watching birds this year. install a bird feeding sta- Funding for the 200 "It's a great way to tion and a bird garden right binoculars (one for every enhance learning experi- outside the school's green- seventh grade student and ences that help students house windows. The Thief their science teachers) was meet the Minnesota science River Falls Tractor Supply provided by a total of standards for scientific store has donated metal $16,000 grants from the inquiry," said Franklin bird food storage containers Thief River Falls Education Middle School teacher and suet for the feeders. Foundation, the Thief River Amber Murry. Sjoberg's Cable has donated Falls Rotary and the Thanks to local dona- a webcam so everyone can Minnesota Ornithologists tions and grants, seventh keep an eye on the birds at Union. The Beito grade life science teachers Franklin Middle School. Foundation of Thief River Murry and Dalia El-Sarraf Industrial tech teacher Falls provided a grant to have the equipment they Mark Lee is drawing up a cover the cost of 200 bird need - binoculars and bird design for the feeding sta- identification books. ID guides - and a "bird- tion, and he plans to incor- Scheels of Grand Forks, watching" mentor from porate the construction of N.D., and Athlon Optics of Agassiz Audubon Society. two species-specific nest Olathe, Kan., also support- Last week, Agassiz boxes in his curriculum this ed the project with optics Audubon's Heidi Hughes year. discounts. presented the first in a The project is soliciting For more information series of lessons on how to donations for bird feeders, about how to get involved - use binoculars and bird ID construction supplies and or to learn more about birds books. bird reference books (for the and the wild nature of Hughes will be back in school library). Individuals northwestern Minnesota, Students at Franklin Middle School in Thief one of the clues for identifying a juvenile October for another lesson who’d like to make a dona- please contact Agassiz River Falls are learning how to use their male Ruby-throated Hummingbird. on bird feeding: How to take tion are urged to contact Audubon at 218-745-5663. bird identification books. Seventh grade (Submitted) care of bird feeders and Agassiz Audubon Society science teacher Dalia El-Sarraf points out

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DGFguys for fighting in from thehome be- two-yard opener loss on the ginning to the end. DGF Prowlers’ first running play made some nice plays too. We of the game and a fumbled just have to convert some snap on third and five led to more.” a three and out. Lingen said his team DGF didn’t need as many showed more resilience than plays to move the ball on its it did a week prior against second possession. The Park Rapids, and that needs Rebels put together an effi- to continue. cient five-play, 57-yard scor- “You have to have that ing drive that ended with a mentality of ‘You want to two-yard touchdown run by challenge us,’ OK, we’ll get Bryce Anderson, with Justin the next play,” Lingen said. Wang adding the two point “The guys keep grinding. I conversion to make it 8-0. liked our effort tonight much Thief River Falls an- better than Park Rapids.” swered with its best drive of Both teams entered the the night. Hartmann com- week three contest 0-2. The pleted passes to Ty Johnson, Rebels were coming off of a Gunner Zutz, Aaron Brugge- 28-8 loss to Barnesville in man and Brenan Peralta on week one and a 40-34 a nine-play drive that shootout loss to East Grand reached the DGF 30-yard Forks in week two. The line before ending on a fourth Prowlers, meanwhile, were down interception by Jacob coming off a pair of road Ewan. Hartmann’s biggest losses to Ottertail Central, completion on the drive – a 46-14, and Park Rapids 34-0. 20-yard reception by Jarin DGF took the ball to open Newland on a third and the game and put together a three at the DGF 25 -- was tone-setting 11-play 89-yard wiped out by a questionable drive that ended with an in- block in the back penalty on Thief River Falls running back Ty Johnson fights for extra yards after this first quarter reception against Dilworth- complete pass on fourth and the opposite side of the field. Glyndon-Felton Friday night. The Rebels spoiled the Prowlers’ 2018 home opener to the tune of a 28-0 shutout. goal at the Thief River Falls DGF used the momentum 10-yard line. change to its advantage and Thief River Falls quarter- marched 74 yards in six Thief River Falls’ offensive Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Re- Prowlers, who moved the ball Head Coach Bryce Lingen, back Grant Hartmann con- plays, with Anderson scoring woes continued Friday night bals at Swenson Field in at times in their 2018 home the final score didn’t tell the nected with Myles Johnson for the second time on a 37- as the Prowlers were shut Thief River Falls. opener, but were limited to whole story. for seven yards on the first yard completion from quar- out for the second consecu- It was the second consecu- just 109 yards of total of- “We need to finish,” Lin- offensive play of the game for terback Aiden Leach. tive week in a 28-0 loss to the tive shutout loss for the fense. For Thief River Falls gen said. “I was proud of our the Prowlers. However, a [Continued on page 3] Pioneers knock off fifth-ranked Cyclones

ness combined for 25 kills, as currently ranked fifth in The the Pioneers won 29-27, 25- NJCAA poll. The girls came NCTC has 21, 28-26 in a straight set out with a ton of fire and win that saw all three sets go pushed through a tough perfect down to the wire, with two of match to get the win.” the three sets requiring extra Northland carried the mo- homestand points to be decided. Hannah mentum over from Friday It was a three-up, three- Dietsch and Molly Hanson night’s big win into Saturday. down weekend for the North- combined for 35 assists in the The Pioneers knocked off the land volleyball team. The win. Voyageurs of Rainy River 25- Pioneers knocked off the fifth “Coming into St. Cloud 16, 25-18, 25-11 in the ranked Cyclones of St. Cloud match we had a whole new opener, and capped the trian- Technical and Community look as we had Brenna Dal- gular meet with a 25-13, 25- College in straight sets Fri- lager out with an injury,” 19, 25-21 win over Itasca. day night to start the week- said Head Coach Courtney “Saturday was a good op- end homestand, before Nordby. “The team didn't portunity to take on our con- dominating both matches in skip a beat and our middles ference opponents,” Nordby the Pioneer Classic Saturday, and right sides really came said. “Again we were able to with straight set wins over alive. St. Cloud was a big win run a different line up and Rainy River and Itasca on for us. Last week, we chased Molly Hanson and Hannah Saturday. Central Lakes who is ranked Dietsch did an awesome job In the opener, Carly first and this week was leading on the floor and run- Mekash and Mariah Stue- pretty similar with St Cloud ning our offense. Brookelynn Erickson continues to im- prove every game leading us TRF SPORTS in kills.” Setter Jammaj Doetsch Thursday, Sept. 20 n Volleyball - NCTC at Rainy coordinated the offense with n Hockey - TRF Norskies vs. River 6:30 p.m. 46 assists over the two Minnesota 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 n n matches and Brookelynn Er- Swimming - LHS at Fosston Football - NCTC at Minnesota ickson had 17 kills over that 5:30 p.m. West 1:30 p.m. n Tennis - LHS Girls vs. Bemidji n Volleyball - NCTC at Hibbing same span. 4:30 p.m. noon. Up next for the Pioneers is Friday, Sept. 21 Tuesday, Sept. 25 a two-match road trip. The n Tennis - LHS Girls vs. Detroit n Tennis - LHS Girls at Moor- Pioneers will be in Interna- Northland hitter Carly Mekash spikes the ball over an Itasca defender during the Pi- Lakes 4 p.m. head Quad 10 a.m. tional Falls Friday night to oneers’ three-set win over the Itasca Vikings Saturday at NCTC. The win was part n Football - LHS vs. Perham 6 n Volleyball - LHS at Win-E-Mac face Rainy River in a 6:30 of a 3-0 weekend for Northland. Northland also won in straight sets over Rainy River p.m. 7:30 p.m. [Continued on page 3] Saturday, less than 24 hours after upsetting fifth ranked St. Cloud. Chargers retain Battle of Agassiz trophy with win over Freeze

Goodridge/Grygla im- ter - first on a 40-yard scam- proved to 3-0 with a domi- per where he was tackled at nant 34-8 win over an the two-yard-line - and again improved Northern Freeze on first and goal from the squad to retain the Battle of two. Agassiz trophy. Moses Jensen finished off “It was a good win on an the Charger scoring with a emotional day when we rec- 29-yard touchdown run. ognized the Charger senior “The Charger offensive football parents for all their line did a nice job wearing time, energy and support for down the Freeze D-line, the Charger football program opening up some nice holes through out the years,” said up the middle lead by center Head Coach John Wilebski. Cory Cleven, Lucian Tinnes The Chargers opened the and Gabe Arveson,” Wilebski game’s scoring with two big said. touchdown passing play's Defensively Kiesow led from Jaden Kiesow to Kaleb the Chargers with 13 tackles, Sjulestad for 72 and 22 followed by Sjulestad and yards, respectively. Jensen, who shut down the After Peyton Verbout Freeze's jet sweep with six pounded the ball down the tackles each. field in the second quarter, Levi Kiesow added five Kiesow kept it and punched tackles at the linebacker po- it in from a yard out. sition, and Anthony Loken Thrivent Action Teams raised over $1,400 with a tailgate and raffle prior to the Thief River Falls vs. Dilworth- Kiesow called his own put some big hits on Freeze Glyndon-Felton game Friday, Sept. 14. The tailgate and raffle were part of the annual Tackle Cancer event. Overall, number again on back-to- ball carriers with his five this year’s Tackle Cancer event raised more than $5,000. back plays in the third quar- [Continued on page 3] 2B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Girls tennis team is 9-7 after long road trip

Thief River Falls posted a Becker 4, Thief River Falls 3 4-2 record over six matches n Singles - Anna Ritchie held between Sept. 7 and (Becker) def. Bela Nelson 6-1, 6-4; Sept. 11 and improved to 9-7 Courtney Nuest (Becker) def. Ava overall. Yuska 6-1, 6-4; Emma Fagerstrom (TRF) def. Julia Bengtson 6-4, 4-6, The Prowlers opened the 10-7; Brooklyn Broadwell (TRF) road trip with a tough 4-3 def. Maddie Moe 5-7, 6-3, 10-2. loss to Princeton on Friday, n Doubles - Hannah Sept. 7. Thief River Falls Bengtson/Megan Nelson (Becker) def. Hannah Magnusson/Khloe picked up singles wins from Lund 6-1, 6-4; Alayna Emma Fagerstrom and Lindquist/Jackie Yoerg (Becker) Brooklyn Broadwell and a def. Brea Prickett/Brooklyn Brouse doubles win from Hailey 6-4, 6-2; Hailey Kvick/Breanna Wienen (TRF) def. Ally Kvick/Breanna Wienen. Kangas/Jazlyn Toedter 6-3, 6-1. “Overall we are going Princeton 4, through a little slump right Thief River Falls 3 now,” said Head Coach n Singles - Kelsey Dorr (P) def. Bela Nelson 6-0, 6-1; Emma Fabian Tunberg. “I thought Fagerstrom (TRF) def. Kailyn against Becker we battled. Paulson 6-1, 6-2; Ava Yuska (TRF) Brooklyn Broadwell pulled def. Sam Haverinen 6-0, 6-2; out a third set win after two Brooklyn Broadwell (TRF) def. Lydia Erickson 6-1, 6-0. hours and 25 minutes.” n Doubles - Gabby It was a second consecu- Dahlen/Aurora Schossow (P) def. tive 4-3 loss on Saturday, Khloe Lund/Hannah Magnusson 6- Sept. 8, when Thief River 0, 6-0; Anna Dahlen/Lily Wyluda (P) def. Brea Prickett/Brooklyn Falls fell to a perennially Brouse 5-7, 6-1, 10-4; Marial strong Princeton squad Thompson/Hallie Farley (P) def. Northland wideout Devonaire Clarington (left) tries to make a move along the Pioneers’ sideline during the first coached by Thief River Falls Breanna Wienen/Hailey Kvick 6-4, half of Northland’s 38-33 victory Saturday over Dakota College at Bottineau. Photo by Matthew Semisch, native Kelly Dorr. Picking 4-6, 11-9. sports editor, Bottineau Courant. up wins for the Prowlers Thief River Falls 6, Andover 1 were Fagerstrom, Ava Yuska n Singles - Emma Fagerstrom and Broadwell. (TRF) def. Kennedy Gohman 6-4, 6- From there, the Prowlers 0; Peyton Hemp (A) def. Ava Yuska 6-4, 6-4; Brea Prickett (TRF) def. had a dominant 6-1 win over Alexandra Berberg 6-3, 7-5; Khloe Northland hangs on for Andover, with singles wins Lund (TRF) def. Beth DeFoe 6-2, 6- from Fagerstrom, Brea 3. Prickett and Khloe Lund; n Doubles - Bela Nelson/Hannah Magnusson (TRF) and doubles wins from Bela def. Madison Gustafson/Emme tough road win over DCB Nelson/Hannah Magnusson, Green 6-0, 6-1; Hailey Hailey Kvick/Breanna Kvick/Breanna Wienen (TRF) def. Wienen and the two Julia Lynse/Ally Tollakson 6-0, 6-2; Northland Community & a 10-yard toss from Wells to Brooklyn Broadwell/Brooklyn Alexander interception. Brooklyns, Brouse/ Brouse 6-1, 6-3. Technical College avenged Dwayne Taylor to make it Scoring –––––– Broadwell; before conclud- one of its regular season 26-7. 1234T ing the Princeton quadran- Thief River Falls 4, Roseville 3 losses from 2017 Saturday DCB’s Leviticus Fielder Northland...... 6 14 12 6 38 gular with a 4-3 win over n Singles - Nikki Ridenour (R) with a 38-33 win at Dakota returned the ensuing kickoff DCB ...... 0 0 19 14 33 def. Hailey Kvick 6-0, 6-0; Hayley Northland - Devonaire Clarington MCACWestern Football Division Roseville, with wins by Helberg (R) def. Emma Fagerstrom College at Bottineau. 69 yards for a touchdown to 16-yard pass from Craig Wells, kick div. all pts Broadwell in singles compe- 6-0, 6-1; Toni Kringstad (R) def. Ava Northland put together a make it 26-13, and it fol- blocked. North Dakota SCS 1-0 3-0 4 tition and Nelson/Lund, Yuska 6-2, 6-2; Brooklyn Broadwell trio of first half scoring lowed the special teams Northland - Wells 7-yard run, Minnesota West .....1-0 2-1 3 Brouse/Brea Prickett, and (TRF) def. Nina Thompson 6-1, 6-4. drives and led 20-0 after 30 score with a defensive score Dwayne Taylor pass from Wells. Northland...... 1-0 2-1 3 n Doubles - Bela Nelson/Khloe Northland - Wells 4-yard pass Dakota College...... 0-1 1-2 1 Wienen/Magnusson in dou- Lund (TRF) def. Samantha minutes were in the books as Joshua Rickerson scooped from Nick Russie, kick failed. M-State...... 0-1 1-2 1 bles. Budd/Liv Haugen 6-2, 3-6, 12-10; Saturday and hung on for a up a Northland fumble and DCB - Thornton Cain 10-yard run, Ridgewater ...... 0-1 0-3 0 “The Princeton Quad we Brooklyn Brouse/Brea Prickett 38-33 win after the returned it 10-yards for a Alex Knoebel kick. didn’t play our best and I (TRF) def. Abby Edwards/Eliza Lumberjacks nearly com- touchdown that made it 26- NCTC - Taylor 10-yard pass from Eastern Ohm 6-3, 6-2; Breanna Wells, run failed. div. all pts believe most of the girls Wienen/Hannah Magnusson (TRF) pleted the improbable come- 19. DCB - Leviticus Fielder 69-yard Mesabi Range ...... 1-0 3-0 4 would agree to that,” def. Gracie Jackson/MyMy Nguyen back. The teams traded scores kickoff return, run failed. Central Lakes ...... 1-0 1-2 2 Tunberg said. “We found a 6-0, 6-1. Northland used three down the stretch, with DCB - Joshua Rickerson 10-yard Fond du Lac Tribal .0-0 2-0 2 way to win two out of the first half scoring drive to Northland making it a two- fumble return, kick failed. Rochester...... 0-0 0-2 0 Thief River Falls 5, Crookston NCTC - Collin St. Julian 41-yard Itasca...... 0-1 2-0 2 three matches.” 2 build its 20-0. The Pioneers score game on a 41-yard pass from Wells, run failed. Vermilion...... 0-1 0-2 0 Two days after the n Singles - Catherine opened the scoring in the pass from Wells Collin St. DCB - Jaquon Long 20-yard pass Princeton Quad, the Tiedemann (C) def. Emma first quarter with a 16-yard Julian. from Jackson Argoe, Alex Knoebel Prowlers were back on the Fagerstrom 6-3, 2-6, 10-8; Emma Craig Wells to Devonaire DCB answered with a 20- kick. Results Borowicz (C) def. Hailey Kvick 4-6, NCTC - Clarington 80-yard pass Saturday, Sept. 15 - Mesabi court for a Sept. 11 triangu- 6-2, 10-4; Breanna Wienen (TRF) Clarington touchdown pass. yard touchdown pass from from Wells, pass failed. Range 29, Itasca 28; Rochester CTC lar at Crookston High def. Hannah Street 6-0, 6-7 (5-7), It was one of five times the Jackson Argoe to JaQuon DCB - Abdul Bangura 31-yard at Fond du Lac; NDSCS at School. 10-7; Brooklyn Broadwell (TRF) two would connect on the Long. pass from Jackson Argoe. Ridgewater; Northland 38, Dakota The Prowlers won 11 of def. Hannah Lindemoen 6-0, 6-0. day for 158 yards. Northland pushed the College 33; Central Lakes 48, the 14 matches over the n Doubles - Bela Nelson/Khloe n Team Statistics Vermilion 21; Minnesota West 58, M Lund (TRF) def. Hayden The Pioneers’ PAT lead back to two scores at Penalties (number-yards) - State-Fergus Falls 38. course of two dual meets, Winjum/Emma Osborn 4-6, 6-4, 12- attempt was no good and 38-26 on an 80-yard Wells to NCTCn 14-110; DCB 10-55. Schedule defeating the Pirates 5-2 10; Ava Yuska/Hannah Magnusson Northland’s lead stood at 6-0 Clarington. On the day, Punts (number-average) - Saturday, Sept. 22 - Ridgewater at and the Spuds 6-1. (TRF) def. Elysa Christensen/Eden after one quarter was in the Wells completed passes to NCTCn 5-22.8; DCB 3-28.0. Dakota College; Rochester at Haller 1-6, 7-6, 10-3; Brooklyn Rushing (attempts-yards) - Central Lakes; Minnesota West at “Moorhead and Brouse/Abby Flaagan (TRF) def. books. eight different receivers as NCTCn 32-77; DCB 36-151. NDSCS; Itasca at Vermilion; Crookston are solid teams Aubrey Harbott/Hallie Winjum 6-3, Wells called his own num- he tallied a 22-for-34 after- Passing - NCTC 23-for-35, 401 Northland at M State-Fergus Falls; and have gotten so much 6-0. ber on a seven-yard touch- noon for 396 yards and six yards; DCB 12-25, 184 yards, 2 Mesabi Range at Fond du Lac. better this season,” Tunberg down run that put the total touchdowns. He was interceptions.n Thief River Falls 6, Moorhead 1 Total yards - NCTC 478; DCB said. “I give them a lot of n Singles - Sydney Mjoen (M) Pioneers up 12-0. Dwayne close to a seventh, with an 335. credit. Like I said before, as def. Hailey Kvick 6-4, 6-2; Breanna Taylor hauled in the two- 80-yard touchdown run that n Individuals TRF BOWLING a team we are in a bit of a Wienen (TRF) def. Katrina Hansen point conversion pass to put was nullified by a penalty. Rushing - (NCTC) Craig Wells slump and all teams go 5-7, 7-6, 10-8; Emma Fagerstrom the Pioneers in front 14-0. With time running out, 19-57, touchdown; Collin St. Julien (TRF) def. Azlyn Lunak 7-5, 6-2; 3-14; (DCB) Jaylen Wilson 14-111; Service League through it. Brooklyn Broadwell (TRF) def. Wells added a receiving the Lumberjacks got on the Thorntonn Cain 8-24, touchdown. WL “Good teams find a way to Nickole Hoogland 6-4, 6-3. touchdown to his passing board again on a pass from Passing - (NCTC) Craig Wells Demolition ...... 18 ...... 3 win and I truly believe that’s n Doubles - Khloe Lund/Bela and rushing scores as the Argoe to Abdul Bangura 22-for-34, 396 yards, 4 touchdowns; TRF Times...... 14 ...... 7 what we are, a good team Nelson (TRF) def. Brianna Pioneers got creative on a from 31 yards out to make it (DCB) Jackson Argoe 12-for-25, 184 MoTown ...... 14 ...... 7 Jenson/Cassie Jensen 6-1, 6-1; Ava yards, 2 touchdowns, 2 intercep- House Bowlten ...... 7 ...... 14 with great chemistry. It’s Yuska/Brea Prickett (TRF) def. four-yard pass from wide 38-33. tions.n Beito Repair...... 7 ...... 14 exciting to see these girls Kyle Dumas/Ava Kistner 6-4, 6-7 receiver Nick Russie. “Dakota College Receiving - (NCTC) Devonaire Zutzn Farms ...... 0 ...... 12 grow and develop on and off (5) 11-9; Hannah Dakota College got on the Bottineau was a big, physi- Clarington 5-158, 2 touchdowns; High Game - Lloyd Wagner 245, the court. I couldn’t be more Magnusson/Brooklyn Brouse (TRF) Nick Russie 2-76; Dy’laan Lee 4-67; Scott DCamp 210, Chad Eckstein 210. def. Rachel Craig/Emma Craig 6-3, board early in the third cal football team,” said (DCB) Jalin Tobert 3-64; Dre’Mond n proud of these girls so far.” quarter on a 10-yard run by Northland Head Coach Jim High Series - Scott DCamp 582, 6-4. Griffinn 1-30, touchdown. Zane Hawk 576, Lloyd Wagner 571. Thornton Cain. The success- Cox. “Our kids were great off Defense - (NCTC) Tristan Results fully PAT by Alex Knoebel the field. At every place we Murrin 15 tackles, sack, fumble recovery; Jonas Dorvil 15 tackles; made it 20-7 in favor of the stop, people are so Jonathan Pickett 7 tackles, 2 sacks; Pioneers. impressed with how our Quantae Person 7 tackles, sack; Northland answered with young men act.” Hunter Roller 2 tackles, sack; Justin Prowlers go 0-3 at Hawley Murray 2 interceptions; Marquail Thief River Falls played Kisch 1-1, Coral Mattison 0-2, Kylee Hoffard 10, Coral Matttison Becca Leier 0-1. 8, Maddie Ostad 5, Hailey its way to an 0-3 finish at n Digs - Kylee Hoffard 11, Rosendahl 5, Janae Erickson 2, the Hawley Invitational Marryn Dalager 10, Janae Erickson Madi Kisch 1, Linnea Mowry 1, Ivy Saturday. 5, Linnea Mowry 4, Maddie Ostad Wiggs 1, Haylie Rogalla 1. The Prowlers dropped 3, Hailey Rosendahl 3, Haylie Rogalla 2, Madi Kisch 1, Becca Hawley 2, Thief River Falls 1 two-set matches to Perham, Leier 1, Coral Mattison 1. n Scores - Hawley wins 25-18, 25-22 and 25-10, and 23-25, 15-8. Wheaton-Herman-Norcross Wheaton-Herman-Norcross 2, n Assists - Hailey Rosendahl 8, 25-20 and 25-21, and fell in Thief River Falls 0 Maddie Oistad 6, Linnea Mowry 1, n Scores - WHN wins 25-20, 25- Ivy Wiggs 1. three sets to Hawley 25-18, 21. n Kills - Becca Leier 6, Hailey 23-25, 15-8. n Assists - Maddie Oistad 8, Rosendahl 5, Madi Kisch 1, Kylee Hailey Rosendahl 6. Hoffard 1, Coral Mattison 1, Linnea Perham 2, Thief River Falls 0 n Kills - Becca Leier 4, Janae Mowry 1, Haylie Rogalla 1. n Scores - Perham wins 25-22, Erickson 3, Coral Mattison 3, n Service Aces - Maddie Oistad 25-10. Hailey Rosendahl 2, Kylee Hoffard 1, Becca Leier 1, Haylie Rogalla 1. n Assists - Hailey Rosendahl 7, 2, Marryn Dalager 1, Haylie n Blocks (solo-assist) - Ivy Maddie Oistad 5, Madi Kisch 1, Rogalla 1. Wiggs 1-0, Becca Leier 0-2, Madi Becca Leier 1, Linnea Mowry 1. n Service Aces - Maddie Oistad Kisch 0-1, Hailey Rosendahl 0-1. n Kills - Becca Leier 6, Madi 2, Coral Mattison 2, Kylee Hoffard n Digs - Hailey Rosendahl 8, Kisch 3, Kylee Hoffard 2, Coral 1. Marryn Dalager 7, Maddie Oistad Mattison 2, Maddie Ostad 1, Hailey n Blocks (solo-assist) - Haylie 5, Haylie Rogalla 5, Madi Kisch 2, Rosendahl 1, Linnea Mowry 1. Rogalla 1-0, Coral Mattison 0-3, Kylee Hoffard 2, Coral Mattison 2, n Service Aces - N/A Becca Leier 0-2, Madi Kisch 0-1. Ivy Wiggs 1, Janae Erickson 1. n Blocks (solo-assist) - Madi n Digs - Marryn Dalager 14,

Northland quarterback Craig Wells catches a touchdown pass from wide receiver Nick Russie on a trick play in the second quarter of Saturday’s game between the Todd Woods, left, organizer of the Tackle Cancer fundraiser, sold T-shirts and raf- Pioneers and Dakota College at Bottineau Lumberjacks. Photo by Matthew fle tickets for three Big Fridge coolers. This year’s fundraiser brought in over Semisch, sports editor, Bottineau Courant. $5,000. Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 3B Rebels are too much for Prowlers/ Continued [Continued from page 1] Midwest District - Red drive eventually stalled at Leach completed a pass to Conf. the DGF 26-yard line, with Tahran on the two-point Overall Ewan picking off Hartmann play to put the Rebels up 16- Detroit Lakes ...... 2-0 3-0 to preserve the shutout. East Grand Forks...2-0 3-0 0. Park Rapids ...... 1-1 2-1 Thief River Falls followed Pequot Lakes ...... 1-1 2-1 Scoring up its longest drive of the Perham ...... 1-1 2-1 12 3 4T game with its shortest. DGF...... 1-1 1-2 DGF...... 8 14 6028 Fergus Falls ...... 0-2 0-3 Thief River Falls ..0 0 0 0 0 Following a 33-yard kickoff Thief River Falls .....0-2 0-3 DGF - Bryce Anderson 2-yard run, return by Kaden Bakken n Justin Wang run. that set the Prowlers up at Sept. 14 - Dilworth-Glyndon- DGF - Anderson 37-yard pass their own 43-yard line, Felton 28, Thief River Falls 0; from Aiden Leach, Tanner Tahran Detroit Lakes 49, Fergus Falls 7; pass from Leach. Hartmann was picked off by Perham 34, Pequot Lakes 32; East DGF - Jacob Strand 7-yard pass Drew Coalwell. Grandn Forks 13, Park Rapids 12. from Leach, pass failed. The DGF junior returned Sept. 21 - Perham at Thief DGF - Strand 11-yard run, kick the ball to the Thief River River Falls; Fergus Falls at East failed. Falls 45-yard line to set the Grand Forks; Dilworth-Glyndon- Felton at Pequot Lakes; Park n Team Statistics Rebals up with a chance to Rapids at Detroit Lakes. n First downs - DGF 19; TRF 10. make it a three-score game Fumbles (total-lost) - DGF 2-0; late in the first half. The TRFn 2-0. Rebels continued to move ended on a 7-yard touch- Penalties (number-yards) - down catch by Jacob Strand DGFn 8-97; TRF 7-55. the ball but didn’t come with just five seconds left in Punts (number-average) - DGF away with any points after 1-34.0;n TRF 6-27.0. putting together an eight- the half. Rushing (attempts-yards) - play drive that ended on DGF concluded its scor- DGFn 38-201; TRF 14-(-1). ing with five-play, 54-yard Passing - DGF 12-for-25, 232 fourth down at the Thief drive that ended with a 12- yards, 2 touchdowns; TRF 17-for-36, River Falls eight-yard line. 110n yards, 3 interceptions. Thief River Falls picked yard run by Jacob Strand. Total yards - DGF 433; TRF up a first down on each of its Down 28-0 to start the 109. fourth quarter, the Prowlers n Individuals next two possessions but put together a drive that Rushing - (DGF) Austin Wang both ended in punts. 23-104;n (TRF) Brenan Peralta 3-12. On its third consecutive looked like it could end in Passing - (DGF) Aiden Leach points. Hartmann completed 12-for-25, 232 yards, 2 touchdowns; Thief River Falls junior wide receiver Aaron Bruggeman catches a short pass and possession that began in (TRF) Grant Hartmann 17-for-36, Thief River Falls territory, passes to Johnson and Zutz turns upfield during the second quarter of Friday night’s game between the on a 13-play, 40-yard drive 110n yards, 3 interceptions. DGF put together an eight- Receiving - (DGF) Tanner Prowlers and Rebels of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton. Bruggeman caught two passes play, 35-yard drive that that was aided by a pair of Tahran 3-71; (TRF) Gunner Zutz 4- for 16 yards. 15-yard DGF penalties. The 38. Pioneers knock off fifth-ranked Cyclones/

ContinuedMaddie Stewart 16, Hannah MCAC Northern Division Women Dietsch 13, Mariah Stueness 11, Division Overall Molly Hanson 9, Megan Grove 2, WLWL Brookelyn Erickson 1. Mesabi Range...... 3 0 7 3 Central Lakes...... 2 0 12 1 Northland 3, Rainy River 0 Rainy River ...... 2 1 4 8 n Scores - Northland wins 25- Northland ...... 1 1 9 2 16, 25-18, 25-11. Hibbing...... 1 2 4 6 n Assists - Hannah Dietsch 20, Itasca ...... 0 2 3 9 Molly Hanson 10, Brooke Brandon Vermilion ...... 0 2 0 4 1. n Kills - Brookelyn Erickson 9, MCAC Southern Division Women Carly Mekash 8, Mariah Stueness Division Overall 8, Ashlyn Henrickson 5, Megan WLWL Grove 4, Hannah Dietsch 1, Molly Rochester ...... 3 0 7 4 Hanson 1. Ridgewater...... 1 0 6 7 n Service Aces - Molly Hanson St. Cloud Techical.2 1 6 4 3, Hannah Dietsch 2. Minnesota West ....2 1 4 4 n Blocks (solo-assist) - Megan MS-Fergus Falls ...2 2 9 5 Grove 1-0. Western Tech...... 0 3 1 3 n Digs - Mariah Stueness 9, Anoka-Ramsey .....0 3 0 11 Carly Mekash 6, Maddie Stewart 6, Ashlyn Henrickson 4, Hannah [Continued from page 1] Dietsch 4, Brooke Brandon 3, p.m. start, before traveling Megan Grove 1. to Hibbing to face the Northland 3, Itasca 0 Cardinals at noon on n Scores - Northland wins 25- Saturday. 13, 25-19, 25-21. n Assists - Hannah Dietsch 26, Northland 3, St. Cloud Tech 0 Molly Hanson 12, Maddie Stewart n Scores - Northland wins 29- 1, Ashlyn Henrickson 1. 27, 25-21, 28-26. n Kills - Megan Grove 9, Ashlyn n Assists - Hannah Dietsch 23, Henrickson 9, Brookelyn Erickson Molly Hanson 12, Megan Grove 1, 8, Carly Mekash 7, Mariah Maddie Stewart 1. Stueness 7, Hannah Dietsch 3, n Kills - Carly Mekash 13, Maddie Stewart 1, Molly Hanson 1. Mariah Stueness 12, Brookelyn n Service Aces - Hannah Erickson 8, Ashlyn Henrickson 2, Dietsch 2, Molly Hanson 2, Mariah Northland middle hitter Brookelynn Erickson tracks a pass from setter Hannah Dietsch and goes for the kill in Megan Grove 1, Hannah Dietsch 1. Stueness 2, Carly Mekash 1. the second set of the Pioneers’ match against Itasca Saturday. Northland had a perfect 3-0 homestand and did- n Service Aces - Hannah n Blocks (solo-assist) - N/A Dietsch 2, Brookelyn Erickson 2, n Digs - Maddie Stewart 10, n’t drop a set the entire weekend, with wins over St. Cloud, Rainy River and Itasca. Molly Hanson 2, Maddie Stewart 1. Hannah Dietsch 8, Brookelyn n Blocks (solo-assist) - Carly Brandon 8, Carly Mekash 6, Mekash 1-0, Brookelyn Erickson 1- Mariah Stueness 6, Molly Hanson 0, Megan Grove 0-2, Ashlyn 4, Ashlyn Henrickson 3, Brookelyn Henrickson 0-1. Erickson 2, Megan Grove 1. n Digs - Carly Mekash 26, New MEC concession stand up and running Chargers retain Battle of Agassiz trophy with win over Freeze/ [Continued from page 1] Continuedso many times. These tackles on the D-line. adjustments will need to be Aaron Jones made a nice made if we are going to con- read on an interception and tinue our winning ways and Lucian Tinnes recovered a keep pace for the section fumble to stymie the playoff run.” Northern Freeze's offensive Up next for the Chargers drives. is a home date in Grygla “As we get into the against the Warren- strength of our schedule Alvarado-Oslo Ponies. “We again, facing some ranked need to be focused and ready team, we are going to have to go if we are going to corral to shore up our blocking and a well coached ‘Tony's continue to evolve on two Ponies’ team,” Wilebski said. point and extra point con- versions,” Wilebski said. Scoring “These upcoming games will 12 3 4T be very challenging and we Freeze ...... 0 0 0 8 8 cannot afford to miss these Chargers...... 6 12 16 0 34 n Individuals opportunities to put these Rushing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow extra points on the board. 17-120, 2 touchdowns; Peyton “Also, we can't get com- Verbout 20-72; Moses Jensen 2-31, placent on the line of scrim- touchdown; Riley Manderud 6-6; Nolann Anderson 6-37. mage as we are starting to Passing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow rely on the big play at times. 4-for-5,n 148, 2 touchdowns. Offensive Coordinator Drew Receiving - (GG) Kaleb Kjono can only draw up that Sjulestad 4-148, 2 touchdowns. automatic touchdown play Top - Representatives of the Multi Events Center Board were on hand Monday morning to make a $500 donation to the Pennington County Sentence to Chargers fall in four sets Serve Program. Presenting the donation on behalf of the MEC Board is City of Thief River Falls Finance Roseau took three out of respectively. four sets to knock off the Director Angie Philipp. Accepting the donation on Goodridge/Grygla Chargers Roseau 3, Goodridge/Grygla 1 behalf of Pennington County Sentence to Serve is n Scores - Roseau wins 25-22, in Grygla Thursday, Sept. 25-23, 24-26, 25-15. Sheriff Ray Kuznia. STS donated labor for framing and 13. n Assists - (GG) Chloe Kuznia sheetrock installation for the new MEC concession Three Rams finished with 16, Mercedes Coan 11; (R) N/A. double digit kills, led by 13 n Kills - (GG) Daria Waletzki 9, stand that was completed in August and made its Mercedes Coan 4, Chloe Kuznia 2, high school football debut Friday night. Through the from Rylie Bjerklie and 11 Nichole Arveson 1; (R) Rylie each from Kayla Santl and Bjerklie 13, Kayla Santl 11, Katie use of STS for labor and other in-kind services provid- Katie Borowicz. Mariah Borowicz 11. ed by MEC entities, the MEC Board was able to save Huglen added 27 digs. n Service Aces - (G) N/A; (R) close to $15,000 on the project. Katie Borowicz 3. Daria Waletzki led the n Blocks - (G) N/A; (R) Rylie Right - The new permanent concession stand was Charger offense with nine Bjerklie 2, Kayla Santl 2. fully stocked and ready to go Friday night prior to the kills. Setters Chloe Kuznia n Digs - (GG) Nichole Arveson and Mercedes Coan finished 25, Chloe Kuznia 7, Mercedes Coan Prowlers’ home opener against DGF. 6, Daria Waletzki 1; (R) Mariah with 16 and 11 assists, Huglen 27, Kayla Santl 7. 4B ~ Thief River Falls Times SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Wednesday, September 19, 2018 SENIOR2018-19 Thief River Falls SPOTLIGHT Have a Great Season Madison Oistad Good Luck Prowlers PROWLERS! Current Sport: Volleyball Position: Setter/rightside hitter Weʼre all behind you! 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Challenger Elementary sausage pizza, cream cheese tuce, tomatoes, cheese, apple Breakfast School bagel, cini-minis, burritos, Thursday: Hot dog, baked Monday: Cereal, toast, peanut Thief River Falls chocolate chip, maple and straw- beans, peaches butter, jelly, butter Milk is served with all meals. berry pancakes. Friday: Pizza, carrots, pears Tuesday: Yogurt parfaitt Fruit choice and juice served for Tuesdays: Tornados –––––––––– Wednesday: Cinamon roll, breakfast. Alternate entrees: Thursdays: Pancake dog on a Viking Elementary cheese stick Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. stick School Thursday: Waffle, syrup, Breakfast prices: Students $1.50; Fridays: Cinnamon roll All breakfast and lunches sausage reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- Lunch served with juice and low fat/fat Friday: Toast, egg omelet, dents $2.80; reduced Free. Monday: Sloppy joe on a bun, free milk. All bread products peanut butter, jelly, butter Breakfast rosted Rosemary Reds, sweet served are whole grains. An al- Lunch Mondays: Sausage or egg corn, pears ternative of cereal is available at Monday: Chicken fajitas, rice breakfast pizza Tuesday: Super nachos with every breakfast. Tuesday: Chicken legs, cheesy Tuesdays: French toast sticks salsa, Mexican rice, harvest Breakfast green beans, dinner roll with sausage patty green beans, applesauce Monday: Toast, cereal, fruit Wednesday: Sloppy joe on a Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- Wednesday: Scalloped pota- Tuesday: Muffin, yogurt, bun, baked beans wich toes with ham, large dinner roll, pineapple Thursday: Turkey tidbits in Thursdays: Pancake wrap steamed broccoli, orange halves Wednesday: Omelets, toast, gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner poppers Thursday: Toasted cheese oranges roll Fridays: Cinnamon roll sandwich with tomato soup, Thursday: Breakfast pizza, ba- Friday: Sub sandwich, baked Lunch crackers, veggie sticks with dip, nana chips Monday: Hamburger on a bun, banana Friday: Toast, cereal, fruit –––––––––– sweet potato waffle fries, Friday: Chicken nuggets, Lunch St. Bernard’s coleslaw, applesauce sweet potato waffle fries, graham Monday: Swedish meatballs, Thief River Falls Tuesday: Spaghetti with cracker, Bush’s baked beans, noodles, broccoli, orange Milk and fruit is served with hearty meat sauce, breadstick, fruit cocktail Tuesday: Scalloped potatoes all meals. Juice is served with corn, kiwi –––––––––– and ham, peas, tropical fruit breakfast. Answers to last week’s puzzles Wednesday: Turkey tidbits in Goodridge Schools Wednesday: Taco in a bag, let- Breakfast gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner Goodridge tuce, tomatoes, cheese, apple Monday: French toast sticks roll, broccoli buds, oranges Milk is served with all meals. Thursday: Hot dog, baked Tuesday: Cereal choice, toast Thursday: Softshell taco with Juice is served with all break- beans, peaches Wednesday: Egg patty, toast salsa, Santiago refried beans, fasts. Friday: Pizza, carrots, pears Thursday: Cinnamon rolls peaches Breakfast –––––––––– Friday: Cereal choice, toast Friday: Brunch for lunch, pan- Monday: Toast with jelly, ce- Red Lake Lunch cakes and sausage, hashbrown, real choice, yogurt, oranges County Central Monday: Chicken drumsticks, green beans, fruit juice Tuesday: Egg and cheese bis- Elementary School seasoned rice, baked beans, cel- –––––––––– cuit, tater tots, fruit Milk and fruit is served with ery sticks, pineapple tidbits Franklin Middle School Wednesday: Breakfast pizza, all meals. Bread, cereal and juice Tuesday: Beef stew, Romaine Thief River Falls oranges is served with breakfast. lettuce, tomatoes, bananas Milk is served with all meals. Thursday: Waffles, sausage, Breakfast Wednesday: Meatloaf, mashed Fruit choice and juice served for pears Monday: Whole grain pop potatoes with gravy, corn, mixed breakfast. Alternate entrees: Friday: Cinamon roll, cereal tart, fruit sauce Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. choice, apples Tuesday: Waffles Thursday: Sub sandwich, red Breakfast prices: Students $1.60; Lunch Wednesday: Egg bake toast, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- Monday: Hamburger patty on peanut butter and jelly pickles, cheese slices, diced dents $2.75; reduced Free. a bun with toppings, smiley fries, Thursday: Cinnamon roll peaches Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into Breakfast tossed salad, apples, oranges Friday: French toast sticks Friday: Tater tot hotdish, car- nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 Tuesday: Pepperoni pizza, Lunch rot sticks, broccoli, cinnamon must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear Mondays: Sausage or egg only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the breakfast pizza corn, peaches, pears, bread Monday: Pork riblet on a bun, apple slices order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric Tuesdays: French toast sticks Wednesday: Burritos with let- baked beans, coleslaw cup –––––––––– clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you with sausage patty tuce and cheese, green beans, ap- Tuesday: Spaghetti, garlic St. John Lutheran name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- plesauce, bread breadstick, salad School wich Thursday: Chicken nuggets Wednesday: Meatballs, Thief River Falls Thursdays: Pancake wrap with assorted sauces, California mashed potatoes and gravy, peas, Milk is served with all meals. poppers blend vegetables, fruit salad, carrots, bread Lunch Fridays: Cinnamon roll bread Thursday: Super nachos, ham- Monday: Hamburger on a bun, Lunch Friday: Polish sausage on a burger, cheese sauce, lettuce, waffle fries, coleslaw, applesauce Monday: Hamburger on a bun, bun, French fries, broccoli, car- sour cream, salsa, veggies, ranch, Tuesday: Spaghetti with waffle fries, coleslaw, applesauce rots, celery with dip, oranges. peanut butter bread hearty meat sauce, breadstick, Tuesday: Spaghetti with –––––––––– Friday: Lunch a round pizza corn, kiwi Your newspaper has agreed to participate in the Minnesota Display Ad Network program by running hearty meat sauce, breadstick, Marshall County salad, tomatoes, croutons, cinna- Wednesday: Turkey tidbits in Your newspaper has agreed to participate in the Minnesota Display Ad Network program by running Central School mon churro gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner these ads in the main news section of your newspaper (not the classified section of your newspaper). The corn, kiwi Minnesota Newfolden –––––––––– roll, green beans, oranges these ads in the main news section of your newspaper (not the classified section of your newspaper). The Wednesday: Turkey tidbits in At times, advertisers may request a specific section. However, the decision is ultimately up to each Minnesota gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner All breakfast and lunches Lafayette High School Thursday: Soft or hardshell At times, advertisers may request a specific section. However, the decision is ultimately up to each roll, green beans, oranges served with juice and low fat/fat- Red Lake Falls taco with salsa, Mexican rice, newspaper. Ads may need to be decreased/increased slightly in size to fit your column sizes. Please free milk. All bread products All meals are served with fruit Santiago refried beans, peaches newspaper. Ads may need to be decreased/increased slightly in size to fit your column sizes. Please Thursday: Soft or hardshell do not bill for these ads. If you have questions, please call MNA at 800/279-2979. Thank you. Display Ad served are whole grains. An al- and milk. All lunches are served Friday: Pancakes and sausage, Network taco with salsa, Mesican rice, do not bill for these ads. If you have questions, please call MNA at 800/279-2979. Thank you. Display Ad Santiago refried beans, peaches ternative of cereal is available with fresh vegetables and fruit hashbrown, broccoli buds, fruit Network Friday: Brunch for lunch, pan- every breakfast. choice. juice cakes and sausage, hashbrown, Breakfast broccoli buds, fruit juice Monday: Toast, cereal, fruit –––––––––– Tuesday: Muffin, yogurt, TRF alum named a Lincoln High School pineapple Thief River Falls Wednesday: Omelets, toast, Milk is served with all meals. oranges University Scholar Fruit choice and juice served for Thursday: Breakfast pizza, ba- breakfast. Breakfast prices: Stu- nana Kelly Swanson, 1992 dents $1.65; reduced Free. Lunch Friday: Toast, cereal, fruit graduate of Lincoln High prices: Students $2.80; reduced Lunch School and son of Van and Free. Monday: Swedish meatballs, Deanna Swanson of Thief Breakfast noodles, broccoli, orange River Falls, was recently All items offered every day: Tuesday: Scalloped potatoes named a University Scholar Bacon/egg pizza, breakfast and ham, peas, tropical fruit at the University of Illinois Wednesday: Taco in a bag, let- at Urbana-Champaign in recognition of his excellence in teaching, scholarship, and Senior Meals service. Swanson and the four other university schol- ars were honored at a cere- Heritage Center baked potato with sour cream, mony on Sept. 13. Thief River Falls carrots, wheat bread with mar- Begun in 1985, the schol- Meal provided by Lutheran garine, frosted cake ars program recognizes fac- Social Services. All meals are Thursday: Ham and mac ulty excellence on the three served with bread and milk. cheese, peas and carrots, wheat University of Illinois cam- Menu is subject to change upon bread with margarine, fruited puses and provides $15,000 availability of certain items. Jell-O with whipped topping to each scholar for each of Monday: Cheeseburger with Friday: California burger, let- three years to enhance his or onions, oven potatoes, cream tuce, tomato, mayo, macoroni her academic career. corn, fruit salad, baked beans, wheat bun, “Exceptional faculty are Tuesday: Meatsauce, Jell-O at the very core of the Uni- spaghetti noodles, green beans, –––––––– versity of Illinois’ standing garlic bread, bar Newfolden as a global leader in educa- Kelly Swanson Wednesday: Chicken in cream Community Center tion and innovation,” said internationally recognized sauce, mashed potatoes, carrots, The Senior Meal Program has Barbara Wilson, the execu- cookie relocated to the Newfolden research program, high- tive vice president and vice lighted by approximately Thursday: Pork loin, mashed Café. 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DAVID HILL Editor e-mail: [email protected] Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate thinking and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other wise, the editorials are written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent opinion of other staff members. Opinions in items from other publications may not coincide with the editor’s own views but are offered for their general interest. A remarkable justice system We have a remark- They are much more. able justice system. Anderson noted that In this day and age, the attorneys we often many find our court sys- malign in jokes are the tem a confusing place - same ones who repre- a place that’s beyond sent us in court, are their comprehension. leaders in our communi- I’m not sure whether ties, coaches, fundrais- this is due to complexity, ers and even volunteers. formality, incomplete He said we often forget media coverage, televi- their contributions and sion, movies or the unfa- definitely forget how for- miliar terms, but it is tunate we are that they difficult for many to represent us and hold understand. The conge- dear the values we niality of attorneys in believe are important this adversarial process for justice to thrive in Investing in workforce development is even more difficult to our country. by Sen. Amy Klobuchar Minnesota 2017 State of help more of our workers ents, and evaluate the effec- understand. How can Citizens of northwest- Manufacturing report, 68 bridge the skills gap and tiveness of these programs. anyone remain friends ern Minnesota are very From paper mills to poul- percent of respondents said connect businesses that But in order to attend with someone during fortunate. The region is try lines, the American it was difficult to find work- need to fill positions with community or technical col- workforce is changing. This ers with the right skills and workers that need jobs. lege, you have to be able to intense arguments over notable for many fine spring, I had the honor of experience—up from 40 per- By 2020, 74 percent of all afford it. I introduced a subjects that have per- attorneys. Anderson giving the commencement cent in 2010. Minnesota jobs are expected bipartisan bill in June, the manent, life-changing noted several. I can address to Ridgewater One way to close the to require education or Skills Investment Act, that impacts? think of several, as well, College’s Class of 2018 in skills gap is to utilize highly training beyond high school. allows workers to use tax- Last week, justices including Chief Justice Willmar. Ridgewater is a effective training models Right now, less than 50 per- advantaged savings community and technical like apprenticeships. cent of our workforce has accounts to pay for skills from the Minnesota Gildea, and Ninth college where students have Apprenticeships combine that level of training. We training, career-related Supreme Court visited District Judge Kurt the opportunity to partner on-the-job training with rel- can fix that. Last month, I learning, and professional Thief River Falls. In Marben. with local businesses and evant academic instruction toured Ericco development throughout speeches to students Why do we have so get hands-on experience in to create a win-win situa- Manufacturing in Viking their lifetime. Career and and citizens of the com- many great attorneys? the workforce, so they can tion for workers and where they’re tackling this technical programs need to munity, just how Northwestern hit the ground running employers. For workers, problem every day. We be available and affordable right after they graduate. apprenticeships provide an talked about the importance not only for students, but remarkable our system Minnesota is a great These students are model- opportunity to stay in the of preparing more workers also for people at all ages is became very appar- place to live and grow ing a different path to suc- labor market and earn a for open manufacturing and phases of their careers. ent. up, and maybe that’s the cess—one that doesn’t paycheck while pursuing jobs. Something that came Today, there isn’t just one “Wherever law ends, answer. In northwestern require a four-year degree, nationally recognized cre- up again and again was how path to success, there are tyranny begins.” That’s Minnesota, we place but still results in a high- dentials. For employers, one- and two-year career many. Whether that means paying career. apprenticeships create a and technical degrees can a four-year degree, career- a quote from John great importance on I’ve seen this in my own workforce trained for their be the key to getting that related learning, profession- Locke. Supreme Court independence, hard family—my sister didn’t specific needs, reduce training. al development, or skills Justice Lorie S. Gildea work, integrity, saying graduate from high school. turnover, and improve safe- That’s why I worked to training like this year’s shared that quote and what you mean, and we Instead, she got her GED ty outcomes. pass a bipartisan bill to Ridgewater graduates just noted there are many are passionate about our and went to work at a plant In 2015, I helped our strengthen career and tech- received, everyone should in Iowa. Later, she went to state secure the funding to nical education. In July, the have access to the skills and places in the world beliefs and our commu- community college, then launch the Minnesota reauthorization of the Carl education they need to have where decisions are nity. Is it any wonder we earned her four-year Apprenticeship Initiative D. Perkins Career and a high-paying and reward- resolved with violence. often argue over the degree, and went on to (MAI), which will provide Technical Education Act ing career. Investing in In America, decisions details? And if this is become an accountant, fin- training for 1,000 appren- was signed into law to help workforce development, are reached through a true and that we also ishing her accounting exam tices by 2020. In the Senate, more people get the training apprenticeships, and career respectful and collabora- place great importance with the highest score in I introduced the American they need to compete for and technical education her class. Apprenticeship Act with high-skilled, in-demand gives American businesses tive process where facts, on community, why then More and more, we’re Republican Sen. Susan careers. It included my leg- an edge in the global mar- logic and fairness are is it so strange that we seeing that workers who Collins from Maine to pro- islation to find the best ketplace. Our workforce the primary considera- still remain friends after have specialized skills are vide funding to states for ways to promote career and must be ready to adapt in a tions. disagreements? finding great jobs, advanc- creating and expanding technical education to stu- changing world—America’s Justice Barry The Minnesota ing our workforce, and lead- apprenticeship and pre- dents, including the best future economic prosperity ing our country to economic apprenticeship programs. ways to involve teachers, depends on it. Anderson shared com- Supreme Court’s pur- success. But in the Our bipartisan bill would school counselors and par- ments from Alexis de pose for visiting Thief Tocqueville’s book River Falls and north- “Democracy in America,” western Minnesota last LETTERHEADS in which de Tocqueville week was to help stu- Custom Designed To Fit Your Needs marvelled at how dents learn about the How to support the troops Americans settle their court system and build disputes. De Tocqueville the public’s trust and (218) 681-4450 marvelled that confidence in the judici- without getting duped Americans hire attor- ary. 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Wednesday, September 19, 2018 CHURCH SCHEDULES Thief River Falls Times ~ 7B MDH issues warning on nicotine and e-cigarettes As students return to in 17 years. Much of this health care providers, retail- become cigarette smokers. percent of the e-cigarette ing them with resources for school, the Minnesota increase was due to e-ciga- ers and policy makers.” “Far too many teens are market. These products are addressing the issue in Department of Health is rettes, with high-school e- Nearly all e-cigarettes being introduced at an early easily hidden, emit limited schools. The letter explained issuing a health advisory cigarette use increasing by contain nicotine, and age to e-cigarettes,” said odor, and the aerosol dissi- how e-cigarettes have led to regarding the latest evi- 50 percent in the last three research shows that young Minnesota Education pates quickly. The JUUL the first increase in teen dence that early nicotine use years. Currently, 19 percent adults who smoke or who Commissioner Brenda pods, which are often fla- tobacco use in nearly two increases the risks of addic- of high school students use e-cigarettes are much Cassellius. “Nicotine nega- vored like candy or fruit, decades and urges schools to tion for youth now and later report use. more likely to binge drink tively impacts learning, contain the same amount of alert parents and increase in life. “Given the alarming than non-smokers. Recent memory, and attention. As nicotine as a pack of ciga- awareness and education Nicotine primes the ado- spike in e-cigarette use studies have identified simi- students start their new rettes. about the products. lescent brain for addiction. among Minnesota youth, we lar patterns between use of school year, I encourage edu- All tobacco use, including Many Minnesota commu- Those exposed to nicotine need a full-court press to nicotine and use of other cators, parents and health e-cigarette use and vaping, nities are already taking are more likely to use other prevent another generation drugs, such as marijuana, care providers to come are prohibited by state law action to keep e-cigarettes harmful substances, such as from getting hooked on nico- cocaine, and methampheta- together and raise aware- in public schools. It is illegal and other tobacco products illicit drugs and cigarettes. tine,” said Minnesota mines. What’s more, use of ness about the dangers of e- for retail merchants to sell out of kids’ hands. Eleven Because their brains are Health Commissioner Jan e-cigarettes has also been cigarettes on our youth, so e-cigarette products to youth cities have raised the mini- still developing, kids and Malcolm. “We need to do shown to predict future ciga- we can quickly address under age 18. mum age to buy tobacco to teens can become addicted everything we can to rette use among youth who these troubling trends and In April, MDH and MDE age 21, and some have to nicotine more easily than address this escalating risk have never smoked ciga- put a full-stop to them.” sent a joint letter and toolkit restricted flavored tobacco adults. of addiction for youth, but rettes. In fact, multiple A specific product called to school districts across the products to adult-only tobac- In 2017, Minnesota high- we can’t do this alone. This research studies have JUUL, which looks like a state, warning them of the co shops. school tobacco use spiked to work requires the participa- demonstrated e-cigarette USB or flash drive, now dangers of e-cigarettes and 26 percent; the first increase tion of parents, educators, users are twice as likely to dominates more than 70 vaping products and provid-

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Phone: (218) 686-5962 David Jahn, Pastor facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch Phone: (218) 681-4388 Jeff Merseth, Pastor Worship Services: Sundays at 10 218-416-0178 Sundays: Worship services at 9 Web: www.almaaflc.org Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee Web: www.umctrf.org Thursday, September 20: MCCL a.m.; Wednesdays: Prayer at 7 p.m. 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. Email: [email protected] Phone: (218) 796-5130 Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 meeting at Warren Covenant –––––––––– Facebook: Thief River Falls Wednesday, September 19: –––––––––– [email protected] Church at 7 p.m. Wednesday school/Confirmation Saturdays: Sabbath School classes United Methodist Church ePiPhAny STATion ST. 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Puffe viking CovenAnT ChuRCh 1602 Pennington Ave., 8:30 a.m., Worship at Oak Park at Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor Phone: (218) 681-4643 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls 9:45 a.m., Nazareth Sunday School Sunday of the month; Meeting of Sundays: Morning Devotional Viking, MN Phone: (218) 681-2300 at 10 a.m., Worship with the session is the first Monday of Phone: (218) 681-4488 Phone: (218) 523-4735 Web: abundantlifetrf.com Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m., Service at 9:30 a.m.; Communion at Nazareth at 11 a.m. Cell: (218) 201-0350 Sundays: the month at 7:30 p.m. Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School/Adult Bible Study at Worship Services: Sunday at 9 Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; –––––––––– –––––––––– Sunday School at 11 a.m., Prayer 9:45 a.m.; Confirmation Instruction a.m. Special events as announced. Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Meeting at 7 p.m. CommuniTy ChuRCh goodRidge AReA at 6:30 p.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. nondenominATionAl luTheRAn PARiSh - elCA Tuesdays: BeThlehem And Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at viking luTheRAn PARiSh Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls FAiTh, ekelund, BeThAny Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 “Hi Rise” zion luTheRAn ChuRCh nAzAReTh luTheRAn Phone: (218) 681-2285 Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb PARiSh – elCA Saturdays: Saturday Morning P.O. Box 157, Goodridge p.m., Supper from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 –––––––––– p.m., Kids Klub and Youth Bible Price, Cindy Ellingson Cathie Rhodes, Pastor Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Phone: (218) 378-4191 218-523-4995 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt ST. joSePh’S CATholiC Sundays: Sunday Morning [email protected] Study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible P.O. 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PAuli luTheRAn –––––––––– –––––––––– ChuRCh elCA Thursday, September 20: Wednesdays: Discipleship & New a.m. Nazareth’s office hours from 10 a.m. Carl Hansen, Pastor WeSTAkeR FRee luTheRAn Believers Classes for all ages from –––––––––– RedeemeR luTheRAn P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. - noon, Pastors Conference. 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church ChuRCh – elCA Thief River Falls ChuRCh AFlC Sunday, September 23: Rally - First Wednesday of each month immAnuel And eBenezeR Darrel Cory, Pastor Web: http://historicstpauli.org Phil Rokke, Pastor 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls Wednesday, September 19: 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden Sunday at Nazareth, Worship at from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. luTheRAn PARiSh – elCA (218) 681-3390 Confirmation class at 6:30 p.m. Phone: (218) 874-7925 Bethlehem at 9 a.m., Worship at –––––––––– Jonathan Dodson, Pastor E-mail: [email protected] Worship Services: Sunday at 10:30 Nazareth at 11 a.m. P.O. Box 98, Plummer Wednesdays: Meal at 5:15 p.m., Thursday, September 20: Church a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. evAngeliCAl CovenAnT Phone: (218) 465-4525 Toddler-6th Grade BLAST at 5:45 Council meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, September 25: Noon text Sunday, September 23: Worship at Communion: 1st Sunday of the study, Afternoon Parish Visitation, ChuRCh p.m., Worship at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, September 23: Sunday Bert Foster, Senior Pastor Immanuel at 9 a.m., Worship at School at 9:15 a.m., Worship at month. Nazareth’s WELCA’s Dinner at 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls Confirmation at 7:15 p.m. Confirmation Class: Wednesdays Ebenezer at 10:30 a.m.. 10:30 a.m. Biffs at noon. Phone: (218) 681-4449 Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. at 3:30 p.m. Web: www.trfcovchurch.org –––––––––– (Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd –––––––––– –––––––––– Bible Study: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch Sundays) Pastor’s E-Mail: [email protected] immAnuel luTheRAn ThRiving liFe ChuRCh Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the CAlvARy luTheRAn Josiah Jensen, Youth Leader: –––––––––– Jim Binder, Pastor ChuRCh - miSSouRi Synod Erskine Community Center month. ChuRCh – elCA [email protected] Frank Ehling, Pastor Rev. Chris Rosebrough, Pastor BlACk RiveR luTheRAn 218-556-1545 Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 Radium Sheila Michaels, Pastor a.m. ChuRCh www.thrivinglifemn.org p.m. on KTRF. Brielle Drevlow, Pianist Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 Frank Ehling, Pastor Worship Services: Sunday morn- PO Box 8 Mondays: Mending the Soul from Sundays: Worship at 1 p.m., Bible Sheila Michaels, Pastor ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine –––––––––– 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Study at 2:15 p.m. 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls Community Center. All are wel- Sundays: Worship at 8:00 a.m.; zion luTheRAn ChuRCh – Phone: (218) 964-5750 Tuesdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. –––––––––– come. Sundays: Worship at 10:00 a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. elCA Wednesdays: Supper - Contact –––––––––– John Golv, Senior Pastor Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays church for more information; Kid’s neWFolden evAngeliCAl –––––––––– of the month Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Club at 7 p.m.; Youth Group 7 p.m. FRee ChuRCh TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls Gary Barrett, Pastor RindAl luTheRAn –––––––––– Thursdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. – elCA Phone: (218) 681-3296 P.O. Box 86, Newfolden ChuRCh, nAlC Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor Web: www.ziontrf.org CATholiC CommuniTieS –––––––––– Phone: (218) 874-8785 Ollie Urdahl, Interim Pastor Linda Kaushagen, Lay Visitation Wednesday, September 19: SAIL 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden oF BleSSed SACRAmenT, E-mail: [email protected] Sundays: Sunday school at 10 a.m., and Senior Outreach Exercise at 9 a.m., God’s Joy Choir evAngeliCAl FRee Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls ST. edWARd, ST. joSePh Worship service at 11:15 a.m. from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Senior Father George Noel, Pastor ChuRCh grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) Phone: (218) 681-1310 Pastoral Staff: Steve Anderson, Phone: (218) 289-1735 at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at –––––––––– www.trinitylutherantrf.org Choir from 6:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. [email protected] Kent Hudson Sundays: Worship with Holy Thursday, September 20: SAIL Weekend Masses: Saturdays at 5 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls 6:45 p.m. RiveR oF liFe ChuRCh Communion at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m., Timothy Self, Pastor Exercise at 9 a.m., Prayer Shawl p.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Sundays Phone: (218) 681-3855 Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 Sunday School at 9:25 a.m., Coffee Web: www.trfefc.org 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Ministry at 10 a.m., Quilting/LWR at 8 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament; a.m. Thief River Falls Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Workshop at 1 p.m., TRCC at 2 11:30 a.m. at St. Joseph; 9:45 a.m. Wednesdays: Awana and Jr. Hi. Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 Phone: (218) 681-1469 –––––––––– www.riveroflifetrfmn.org p.m., Greanleaf at 3 p.m. at St. Edward JAM at 6:30 p.m., Sr. Hi Lighthouse a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- uniTed luTheRAn, gATzke Friday, September 21: Men’s Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 and Bible Study at 7 p.m. a.m. ery/preschool available as well as ouR SAvioR’S, ThieF lAke Breakfast at Biff’s at 7 a.m., SAIL p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, –––––––––– –––––––––– ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. Robert Dahlen, Pastor Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible (218) 425-7878 Exercise at 9 a.m., Coffee w/ Staff FAiTh luTheRAn neWFolden neW hoPe Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Study at 7 p.m. Our Savior’s, Thief Lake at 9:30 a.m. BReThRen ChuRCh luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC Phone: (218) 222-3711 Sunday, September 23: Worship at Joseph, Fridays at 10:30 a.m. at Tim Carlson, Interim Lay Pastor Ollie Urdahl, Pastor –––––––––– United Lutheran, Gatzke Karlstad Care Center 601 Dewey Ave. N., Thief River Falls (218) 459-3351 8:30 a.m., Sunday School Teacher P.O. Box 185, Newfolden SevenTh-dAy AdvenTiST Sundays: (KTRF 1230) Morning –––––––––– Church: (218) 681-7705 Phone: (218) 874-6611 Installation/ BC’s at 8:30 a.m., Worship Services: Sundays at Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 ChuRCh devotional hour at 8 a.m., Worship David Jahn, Pastor Education hour and NYG CoRneRSTone BAPTiST 10:30 a.m. a.m. service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Presentation at 9:30 a.m., Silver 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls at 11 a.m., Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. ChuRCh –––––––––– –––––––––– Phone: (218) 416-0178 Creek Worship at 10 a.m., New Nathan Satchwill, Pastor Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 Tuesdays: Women’s Bible study at PO Box 816, Thief River Falls FiRST luTheRAn ChuRCh nexuS ChuRCh a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. Traditions Worship at 10:30 a.m., First Lutheran Church 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. using the facilities of Luke Stavos, Pastor –––––––––– 11th Grade Confirmation Retreat at Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at 210 Park Ave., Middle River 246 Kendall Ave. N., Thief River Falls Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church Silver Creek at 1 p.m. 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 681-4716 SilveR CReek luTheRAn p.m., Supper from 5:30-6:30 p.m., Phone: (218) 689-2937 Strathcona, MN Worship Services: Sunday Kids Klub at 6:30 p.m., Youth Bible Monday, September, 24: SAIL Phone: (218) 222-3622 ChuRCh www.cornerstonetrf.org First Lutheran (Middle River): Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday Exercise at 9 a.m., Parish Nurse facebook.com/cornerstonetrf John Golv, Senior Pastor study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor study at 6:40 p.m., Choir at 7:30 Hours from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls p.m. Tuesday, September 25: Staff Phone: (218) 681-7079 Children’s Church offered for kids a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - Sundays: Worship services at 10 Fridays: Men’s Bible study and Meeting at 9:30 a.m., Coffee with ages 4-8 a.m. 8 p.m. a.m. breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Staff at 10:30 a.m., Noon text study. 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CHS Northland Grain is seeking Strategic Sourcing Specialist, NPI a laborer for our Hazel, MN location. You must be commited to safety, customer service, and solving Supplier Quality Engineer problems. You must have a good work ethic with professional communication skills. Computer skills are preferred, but we are Referral*Must work 60+ hours Bonus!* in a 2-week period Technician willing to train. Must pass pre-employment drug screen. CHS Northland Grain offers competitive salary, potential for Material Handler growth and a benefit package with medical, retirement and 401k. LPN & NAR Positions Also there is opportunity for overtime. FT and PT: Days, Evenings and Overnights Buyer Planner Must be able to work extended hours and/or weekends Looking for compassionate, caring and dedicated LPN to work with occasionally when needed. our community’s elderly. Must have current nursing license from the 3rd Shift Maintenance MN Board of Nursing. * NEW WAGES * To apply go to chsinc.com/careers Auto Req ID 13786BR TRCC, Attn: Human Resources FOR ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT STEVE MILLER 2001 Eastwood Dr., Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Part-Time Security Employee 218-681-5280 OR 218-686-2532 Please apply at www.jobswithus.org, [email protected] then Job Search - Healthcare Source EOE/AA Offering competitive, performance based pay, a broad range of valuable benefits and an engaging career that supports your goals. The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Marshall County Central Schools is seeking a full-time APPLY AT Textron.com/Careers CLEANER custodian/cleaner for the High School Building. Position will Search by Effective: Immediately periodically rotate with another staff member between Textron Specialized Vehicles cleaning work on day shift/evening shift during the school and location, Building: To be assigned click on job title to apply year and day shift work maintenance and projects during the Hours per day: 6 hours (4:30 - 10:30 p.m.) summer. Preference given to applicants with previous Duties: Sweep, mop, wet-wash, dust/polish, collect/store/ cleaning/custodial experience/boilers license or applicants willing to work towards certification. Pay to start at $16.00 day dispose refuse, ensure building security and other miscellaneous shift/$18.00 night shift; more with experience/boiler tasks that fall within the scope of this job title. certification. Must pass criminal background check. Wage: $14.50 - $15.50 per hour (dependent upon experience) Applications are available from the school office or at www.newfolden.k12.mn.us/job-postings.html Requirements: Position requires standing and walking for most Please complete application, and submit cover letter with of the work shift and also may involve heavy lifting. Must resume, to [email protected] or mail applications to: submit to a criminal history background check. Jeffrey Lund, Superintendent/Elementary Principal PO Box 189 Application Deadline: Open until filled Newfolden, MN 56738 Online Application available on the ISD 564 Website: Please apply promptly the position is open until filled. http://www.trf.k12.mn.us • Employment Marshall County Central Schools is an equal opportunity employer. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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Oakland Park Communities, a 35-bed skilled nursing facility is accepting applications for Nursing Home Administrator. Responsibilities Include: Qualifications Include: • Manages the overall direction, • Four year degree, preferably coordination, and evaluation of in Business Administration, City Of Thief River Falls the Operations & Human Public Health, Public Health Resources Departments. Administration, Nursing, Social Work, or a similar or Public Works Seasonal Positions • Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance related field with the company policies and The City of Thief River Falls Public Works Department applicable laws. • Current licensure as a Nursing Home Administrator, is looking for seasonal employees this fall/winter season. • Interviewing, hiring, planning, both State and Federal, or the assigning, directing work, ability to obtain these licenses Duties will vary but may include hauling snow, leaf pickup, park rewarding, disciplining within 12 months. FULL-TIME AND / OR PART-TIME employees, performance maintenance, and garbage bag pick up. reviews and addressing CNA’S / CAREGIVERS ALL SHIFTS complaints and resolving FULL-TIME RN Hours are mainly Monday – Friday, but may involve nights and/or problems. PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPER weekends due to inclement weather or other situations. •Ensuring day-to-day operations CUSTOMER SERVICE COORDINATOR are in accordance with State Commercial Class B Driver’s License preferred. and Federal guidelines & Offered. : COOK regulations that govern the Comprehensive Benefit Package facility. Please send/ email resumes to Applications may be picked up at the City Administrator’s Office Jim Birchem and P kl a or online at www.citytrf.net. Applications should be turned in to a r ElderCare of MN k O the City Administrator’s Office at 405 3rd Street East or mailed 315 12th St. NE, Suite B Oakland Park Communities Little Falls, MN 56345 C to PO Box 528, Thief River Falls, MN 56701. 123 Baken St. o s [email protected] m ie The City of Thief River Falls is an Equal Opportunity Employer. munit Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Wednesday, September 29, 2018 CLASSIFIED Thief River Falls Times ~ 9B

Help Wanted Help Wanted ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PART-TIME JANITORIAL CLEAN- THIEF RIVER FALLS CAMPUS DISPATCHER/JAILER ING: After 5 p.m., evenings. Competitive wage. 218-686-5477. HELP WANTED This is your opportunity to belong to a small, specially-trained Custom Products is looking for Northland Community & Technical College, TRF group that works together. part-/full-time Production Workers. Campus is seeking a qualified individual for a part-time The Pennington County Sheriff’s Office is looking for individuals Apply in person at (75%) academic year with full-benefits. Application who want to serve the public as a Dispatcher/Jailer. This position TRIANGLE 1724 Hwy. 32 S. TRF procedure and additional information regarding the offers up to a 36 hour work week and is based on 12 hour rotational TIRE SALES vacancy is available on the Internet at shifts. 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Competitive Apply at the or on our website at http://co.pennington.mn.us - click on ‘Employment’. salary based on Eagles Club TRUCK DRIVER experience. 305 Red Lake Blvd Central Boiler, Inc. / Altoz, Inc. is seeking a motivated person excited Application deadline: September 24, 2018, 4:00 p.m. Thief River Falls to become an integral part of a fast growing company. Applicants must Send resume to CARRIER BOYS & GIRLS wanted have a clean driving record and CDL drivers license. Position will Pennington County is an Equal Opportunity Employer PO Box 266 to deliver the Northern Watch each Friday evening. Great starter job, include hauling product to Central Boiler / Altoz dealers throughout the Red Lake Falls, MN 56750 must be at least 11 years old. Stop in United States. Two years experience in trucking industry is required. The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: Mike 218-253-2817 at The Times for an application ~ 324 Main Avenue North, TRF. Excellent benefits. Would consider part-time TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANT Effective: Immediately LOOKING Qualified applicants can visit www.centralboiler.com to LOOKING FOR KITCHEN HELP: Hours: 4 hours day (6:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. & 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 fill out an application and mail, fax or e-mail resume to: Evenings and Weekends. Call TO HIRE p.m.) student days 218-681-6245. 64tfc Central Boiler, Inc. / Altoz, Inc. Duties: Ride bus route to assist with special education students, Human Resources Full-Time 20502 160th St., Greenbush, MN 56726 assist driver with discipline, and other duties as assigned. Yard Delivery Phone: 218-782-2575 Requirements: Position requires lifting. Must submit to a Person FAX: 218-782-3998 criminal history background check. Full Benefits Email: [email protected] Salary: $14.08-16.12 per hour dependent upon experience Application Deadline: open until filled Apply at is seeking applicants for www.bldr.com The following positions are available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: FT & PT Cooks Online Application available on the School District Website: BUS DRIVERS http://www.trf.k12.mn.us • Employment & Dish Washers Effective: Immediately AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Evenings and weekends Duties: Drive bus route on days school is in session ~ 4 hours/day Requirements: Must have a valid Minnesota Certified Drivers Experience preferred but willing 1301 Third St West to train the right person. License with School Bus, Passenger, Air Brake Endorsement 218-681-4447 and a good driving record. (District will provide training assis- Furniture and Mattress Specialist Competitive Pay! tance with endorsement requirements.) Must submit to a crimi- Come join our team! Thief River Falls Slumberland is hiring for a Apply in person to Al BEET TRUCK DRIVER WANTED: nal history background check. full-time or part-time position to help customers find their dream at 1080 Hwy 32 South Will train, automatic trucks (no shift- Hourly Wage: $19.57 - $21.09 ing), housing available. Call 218- furniture solutions. If you enjoy face to face interaction with people, Thief River Falls 289-4626. 4t78p Application Deadline: Open until filled (No phone calls please) working with a fun, energetic team, and providing a high level of Online Application available on the School District customer service we will provide the training and structure you Looking for FULL TIME CON- Thief River Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment need to present the best names in the furniture industry. If you are STRUCTION WORKER(S), experi- ence is preferred but will train. For additional information please contact Ronnie Skallet, motivated to exceed client expectations, want potential for Mostly new construction building Transportation Supervisor at 218-681-8711, ext. 5253. leadership roles, and willing to work a flexible schedule including houses and machine sheds/shops. some evenings and weekends we will provide the support for your Pay dependent on experience and SALES CONSULTANT “An Equal Opportunity Employer” willingness to be productive. Call success. High school diploma or equivalent required. Excellent 218-686-4248, Quinten Nelson. Thief River Ford is looking compensation and full-time benefits package. Email your resume for an Entry-Level Sales to [email protected] or stop by in person. EXTRA-EXTRA Consultant to join our winning team! The Sales Consultant The Northern Watch is now is responsible for working ® accepting applications for with customers to identify their vehicle needs while carrier delivery people for the 1875 Hwy. 59 South • Thief River Falls Thief River Falls area.* ensuring each customer has a satisfactory dealership We are hiring for Girls and boys experience. The following Food Service position is available in School District #564: of all ages are Thief River Ford offers an these positions: aggressive pay plan, paid KITCHEN HELPER encouraged to apply, Effective: Immediately time off, retirement program • Culinary Director FT, must have CDM Salary: Per negotiated contract along with adults. with company match and a Duties: Assist with food preparation, serving, clean up and other duties positive work environment • Health Unit Coordinator PT that comes from a family as assigned. owned business. • Housekeeping/Laundry Aide PT Hourly Rate: $13.92 - $14.82 dependent upon experience Requirements: Must relate well with students and staff and adhere to If you are a people-oriented * NEW WAGES * Minnesota Department of Health Regulations. Position requires person and would enjoy Come apply at www.jobswithus.org! working in a professional Thief River Care Center, Attn: Tracy Kriel standing and walking for most of the work shift and may involve heavy envirnoment, perhaps a 2001 Eastwood Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 lifting. This is a fast-paced environment. The successful candidate will EOE/AA career in sales is for you! or call 218-683-8103 for questions be working fast throughout the entire work shift. Pick Up An Application At 324 Main Ave. N., TRF Please pick up Application Deadline: Open Until Filled *Carrier Delivery Routes Are SOCIAL WORKER Independent Contractors. Online Application available on the School District Website: an application at http://www.trf.k12.mn.us • Employment Farmers Co-op Grain & Seed is Pennington County Human Services, Thief River Falls, MN, is Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. seeking local TRUCK DRIVERS: the front desk CDL required, must have current or seeking applications for 2 full-time (37.5 hrs./week) Social be able to pass DOT physical. Worker positions providing child protection and children/family Please call Danny Miller @ 218-681- DEPENDABLE PART-TIME services. Responsibilities include conducting child maltreatment 6283 or 701-741-1189. 81tfc assessments/investigations, protective services and early Are you looking to be part of a motivated and intervention/prevention/placement/reunification case management. HELPDUTIES INCLUDE WANTED: Working On The Hourly wage is $22.19 to $28.83. compassionate team? Oakland Park Communities is looking Automatic Inserter, Bagging and Mailing for great people who would like to become part of our team. HELP the Northern Watch Newspaper. Minimum qualifications of education and experience include: (1) a bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or WANTED REQUIREMENTS: Ability To Lift 60 Lbs. LPN: Full-time Evenings Repetitively; Must Be 18 Or Older university with a major in social work, psychology, sociology or STOP IN AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT closely related field, or (2) a bachelor’s degree from an MDS Coordinator (RN): Full-time Welders accredited four-year college or university with a major in any field Infection Preventionist (RN): Full-time & and one year experience as a social worker in a public or private Maintenance Worker: Full-time Laborers 324 Main Ave N • Thief River Falls, MN • (218) 681-4450 social service agency. TMA: Part-time Evenings All applicants must Applicants for this position must apply with Minnesota Merit System. Merit applications may be completed online at CNA: Full-time Evenings pass drug test Household http://agency.governmentjobs.com/mnmeritsystem/default.cfm. (Pay depending on experience) GAS OR WOOD FIREPLACES, CNA: Part-time Overnights & Days Stoves or Inserts: Highest quality at The Minnesota Merit System will accept applications for this Cook: Casual Apply in person at Guaranteed Lowest Prices! position until noon on September 26, 2018 www.mikesheating.com 800-446- For additional information contact: Ken Yutrzenka, Director, We offer competitive wages with shift differential, paid time off Lindholm 4043 1tfc Pennington County Human Services, PO Box 340, Thief and P and extensive benefit package. kl a FOR SALE: Pull Out Dining Table ♦ River Falls, MN 56701, Telephone: (218) 681-2880 ext. 224 a r k Welding Doll Collection ♦ Numerous State or by email at [email protected] . O Please see our website at Plates ♦ Unused Chipper/Shredder ♦ 1325 Main Ave. N. • TRF C www.oaklandparktrf.com or o s (2) Artist Tables ♦ Hideaway Sewing m e call 218-681-1675 for more information. m ti NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Machine/Stand ♦ 19” TV/VCR ♦ Pennington County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. uni Apply online or in person at Orange Sofa ♦ Metal Gas Cans ♦ 123 Baken St., Thief River Falls, MN FALLS TRUCK REPAIR INC. of Narrow Shelf ♦ Call Don at 701-361- Thief River Falls is looking for a 9414. responsible, hard working truck and 66” Wage based on CLEAN & LIKE NEW! loveseat trailer mechanic. sofa in Hunter Green, $125; 30”x46” experience. Health insurance and kitchen table with (4) spindle-back other benefits after 90 days. APPLY chairs, light oak butcher block FINANCE AND IN PERSON AT: 112 State Ave. S wood, $60. Call Lou M-Th 8am-4pm (behind the Hartz building) OR @ 218-681-4450, or after 6pm @ CALL CRAIG AT 218-681-3476. 218-782-3040 (Greenbush). INSURANCE MANAGER Sanford Medical Center TRF This manager’s job is to secure each sale and ensure that every vehicle sold is delivered. is currently seeking to fill the following positions: Apply online at careers.sanfordhealth.org Duties: Ultrasound Tech/Diagnostic Medical Sonographer – full time position St. Hilaire, Minnesota • Responsible for all paperwork involved with the sale of the Dietitian – full time position – Must have graduated from accredited program, registered - Multiple Positions - vehicle, including obtaining customer signatures and securing RN IP – General Med – part time, block schedule, every third weekend, ben- Scoular Special Crops is seeking motivated individuals to work in their payoff and insurance information. efits edible bean processing facility in St. Hilaire, MN. Mill Operators (swing • Establishes and monitors good working relationships with Gymnastics/Fitness Instructor – Wellness Center – PRN positions leading and night shift), Maintenance Technician, and Labor positions. finance sources including Ford Motor Credit Co. adult group exercise classes as well as PRN positions working with children • Provides sales force and sales manager with current in gymnastics program Scoular offers competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits Medical Lab Technician or Medical Technologist – part time and full time information about finance and lease programs. positions package including medical and dental insurance, a retirement program, • Conducts business in an ethical and professional manner. Pharmacy Tech – full time position, hospital pharmacy and vacation and holiday pay. Stop by our office today for a complete • Maintains a professional appearance. Behavioral Health Tech – part time positions available at Pathfinder Chil- job description and employment application. • Other tasks as assigned. dren’s Center; must be age 21 and have valid driver’s license Behavioral Health Tech – part time positions on Behavioral Health Inpatient Candidates must possess strong communication skills, have a Unit high level of attention to detail and work together as a team. This LPN Inpatient - part time and PRN positions on Behavioral Health Inpatient Unit PART-TIME TRANSIT ROUTE COORDINATOR candidate may have gone to college or have gained valuable Sterile Processing Tech – full time position, benefits; experience preferred needed for Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc. in Thief River Falls. work experience which would qualify the candidate for this Environmental Services – part time positions, benefits Monday through Friday, 24 hours per week. Finance and Insurance Manager position. Security Officer - full and part time positions, benefits Radiology Technologist - casual position Primary responsibilities include: dispatch, general support Resumes and applications are now being accepted. Phlebotomist – full time position, benefits duties, coordinate rides, ticket management, run monthly Associate Ophthalmic Assistant – full time and PRN, optometry experience Candidates will be called back for a formal interview preferred reports, and public relation efforts. Pay starts at $13/hour. Surgical Technologist - full time, benefits with our owner, Steve Lillestol. All benefited positions include a full benefit package with paid time off, group life, health, Apply online at www.tvoc.org. dental and vision insurance, 401k, flexible spending accounts and short/long term disability. Questions, contact Elizabeth Hensrud Complete job descriptions and minimum requirements can be seen at the website. at 218-281-9093 or email Thief River Apply online at careers.sanfordhealth.org [email protected] 802 3rd Street West Search for TRF positions (218) 681-2660 Sanford Health is an AA/EOE and Drug/Smoke Free Workplace Equal Opportunity Employer Thief River Falls 10B ~ Thief River Falls Times CLASSIFIEDS & LEGAL NOTICES Wednesday, September 19, 2018

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Asking price of WIRE-REWIRING AND 1.95 million dollars is based on 7.5% A tract of land 25 feet by 140 feet in St. Hilaire, MN • 218-964-5237 Capitalization Rate of 11 year aver- SINCE 1969 the Southeast Quarter of the Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards age turkey production profit. Time is Southwest Quarter (SE1/4SW1/4) of MOVE IN SPECIAL of the essence. Sellers retiring Thief River Falls, MN Section 28, in Township 154 North, of and motivated to sell. No Contract Range 43 West of the 5th Principal $599 VISA GIFT CARD for Deed or Land Contract. Price is DO YOU NEED A PAINTER or wall- Meridian, described as follows: Olson Gravel, Inc. negotiable and all serious offers from paper removed? New construction, Beginning at the northeast corner of qualified buyers considered. Buyer selling or just need to freshen up Block 5, Hemmingston's Addition to Thief River Falls; thence from said representatives welcome. Jon at your place? 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We deliver anywhere! since 30% of income PLEASE CALL 218-243-2564 OR $92,252.56 1974 Located west of Hwy. 59 218-766-1431. 3P12t84p THAT all pre-foreclosure require- •Wash •Beach Sand •Class 5 Mod Certain income restrictions apply in sections 29, 31, 32, ments have been complied with; that •River Rock •Peat •Black Dirt no action or proceeding has been insti- Contact 218-547-3307 or in Smiley Township. tuted at law or otherwise to recover the •Road Gravel •Rip Rap Angie at 218-689-3363 Call Ryan Strem ReMax LEGALS debt secured by said mortgage, or any Service with Front Discharge Trucks part thereof; or visit our website Bemidji September 19, 26, 2018 PURSUANT to the power of sale Excellent Prices on Concrete #4 and #5 Rebar www.dwjonesmanagement.com 218-280-3341 STATE OF MINNESOTA contained in said mortgage, the above- COUNTY OF PENNINGTON (Steel or Fiberglass Rebar) Equal Housing Opportunity described property will be sold by the HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bed, 2 bath, DISTRICT COURT Sheriff of said county as follows: CREATING BETTER LIVING 1,319 square feet, detached garage, NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DATE AND TIME OF SALE: $130,000. 409 Kendall Ave. South, PROBATE DIVISION October 09, 2018 at 10:00 AM TRF. Call/Text 218-689-5777. Court File No.: 57-PR-18-707 PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main In Re: Estate of Office, Law Enforcement Center, 104 2 TRAILER LOTS: For Rent in Michael Edwin Olson, Every Oil Change is Middle River. Call 218-222-3954. West 1st Street, Thief River Falls, Fourth Decedent. Minnesota 2 BEDROOM HOUSE: Available CRP NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR to pay the debt secured by said October 1st. Call 218-689-5199. HEARING ON PETITION FOR mortgage and taxes, if any, on said HAYLAND FORMAL ADJUDICATION OF premises and the costs and disburse- 200 Acres INTESTACY, DETERMINATION OF ments, including attorney fees allowed Norden Township HEIRS, FORMAL APPOINTMENT OF by law, subject to redemption within six Housing PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND (6) months from the date of said sale FREE Pennington County NOTICE TO CREDITORS by the mortgagor(s), their personal rep- It is Ordered and Notice is given resentatives or assigns. Opportunities Sec. 14-15-23 that on October 9, 2018 at 9:00 a.m., River Pointe Townhomes, If the Mortgage is not reinstated Call 218-681-7700 a hearing will be held in this Court at under Minn. Stat. §580.30 or the prop- Sherwood Park Townhomes, 101 Main Avenue North, Thief River erty is not redeemed under Minn. Stat. Falls, Minnesota, on a petition for the Southwood Park Townhomes §580.23, the Mortgagor must vacate adjudication of intestacy and determi- the property on or before 11:59 p.m. on are accepting applications Machinery nation of Decedent’s heirs, and for the April 09, 2019, or the next business day for immediate openings. NEW IN CRATE: 350 HP GM 350 appointment of Eddy D. Olson, whose if April 09, 2019 falls on a Saturday, crate loader. $2,500. 701-740-0209. address is 15201 170th Avenue SE, Sunday or legal holiday. Red Lake Falls, MN 56750, as person- Mortgagor(s) released from finan- 400 INTERNATIONAL GAS TRAC- al representative of the Decedent’s Certain restrictions apply. TOR: Wide front with 345 dual cial obligation: NONE estate in an unsupervised administra- THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM loader, 7 ft. bucket, 3 point, live tion. Contact DW Jones power PTO, torgive amplifier, good A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Any objections to the petition TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- Management, Inc. rubber. $3,000 Firm. Call 218-684- must be raised at the hearing or filed 1t76p MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED (218) 547-3307 5062. with the Court prior to the hearing. If the FOR THAT PURPOSE. 2006 MODEL CASE IH PTX300: 36’ petition is proper and no objections are THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. (218) 689-5152 Chisel plow. $17,000. Call 218-791- filed or raised, the personal representa- THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE tive will be appointed with the full power Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. or our website 5401 or 218-740-0209. ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE to administer the Decedent’s estate, TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT Saturday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. www.dwjonesmanagement.com including the power to collect all assets; AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. CREATING BETTER LIVING Vehicles/Accessories to pay all legal debts, claims, taxes, THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW 802 3rd St. West • Thief River Falls • 681-0413 Equal Housing Opportunity ‘08 AVALANCHE: New tires, and expenses; to sell real and personal FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- $9,200. Call 218-637-0237. 2P8t80p property; and to do all necessary acts GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- for the Decedent’s estate. SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR Notice is further given that, sub- ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO Sporting Goods ject to Minn. Stat. § 524.3-801, all cred- RELOADER FOR SHOTGUN FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER TRUCKS itors having claims against the IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA SHELLS: Ponsness-Warren Duo- 2015 Chevy Crew Cab LT Silver, 27k ...... $27,900 Decedent’s estate are required to pres- STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, Matic Model 375 and lots of supplies. ent the claims to the personal repre- 2013 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 39k...... $26,900 Call John DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER Perfect for Trap shooter. sentative or to the Court within four (4) THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED 2015 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 89k...... $26,500 at 218-686-9372. 73tfe months after the date of this notice or PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A 2012 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 75k...... $24,500 the claims will be barred. RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS BY THE COURT 2014 GMC Crew Cab SLE Silver, 99k...... $22,900 Boats & Watercraft THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- Dated: September 12, 2018 ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL 2012 Chevy Crew Cab Black, 119k...... $19,500 1987 CHRIS CRAFT 196 LTD 19- Tamara Yon 1/2 BOAT: 350 Chevrolet power, PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- Judge of District Court DONED. 2010 Chevy Crew Cab LT Silver, 128k ...... $15,900 Alpha 1 mercruiser drive. Nice tan- Dated: September 12, 2018 dem trailer, needs engine and interi- DATED: August 15, 2018 2009 Ford F-150 Crew Cab XLT White, 101k...... $15,500 Kathy Narlock ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE: or work. $900. 701-740-0209. 2008 GMC Sierra Crew Cab SLE White, 147k...... $11,900 Court Administrator PennyMac Loan Services, LLC IHLE SPARBY & HAASE PA 2011 Chevy Ext. Cab LT Silver, 180k ...... $11,500 Wilford, Geske & Cook P.A. Delray Sparby, MN# 183398 Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee Rummage Sales 312 Main Avenue North, PO Box 574 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab Gray, 159k ...... $10,900 RUMMAGE MOVING SALE 7616 Currell Blvd; Ste 200 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Woodbury, MN 55125-2296 2009 Chevy Ext Cab LT Blue Granite, 192k ...... $9,900 116 Parkview Telephone: (218) 681-7373 Thur(20) & Fri(21) ~ 4:30-7 (651) 209-3300 Facsimile: (218) 681-7375 File Number: 036228F02 Sat(22) ~ 8-2 e-mail: [email protected] –––––––––– CARS –––––––––– 2017 Buick Lacrosse Essence White, 18k...... $23,900 Children and adult clothing, furniture, September 19, 26, 2018 2017 Chevy Impala LT Black, 46k...... $17,900 treadmill, household, decorations. August 22, 29 NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION MOVING SALE September 5, 12, 19, 26, 2018 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL 2017 Chevy Malibu LT Gray, 36k...... $17,900 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE DISTRICT NO. 564 15772 190th St. NE, TRF FORECLOSURE SALE 2016 Chevy Impala LTZ LTD White, 38k...... $16,500 Sept. 21-22 ~ 9am-6pm THIEF RIVER FALLS 2015 Chevy Malibu LT Maroon, 42k ...... $15,900 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that STATE OF MINNESOTA Treadle sewing machine, seasoned default has occurred in the conditions NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 2015 Chevy Malibu LT White Diamond, 50k...... $14,900 firewood, farm supplies, yard, gar- of the following described mortgage: the general election has been called 2017 Chevy Sonic Premier Red, 27k ...... $13,900 den tools, patio set, ping pong table, DATE OF MORTGAGE: September and will be held in and for Independent swing, 1971 Arctic Panther, col- 14, 2015 School District No. 564, Thief River 2013 Chevy Impala LT White, 60k ...... $10,500 lectibles. 3t76p ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Falls, State of Minnesota, on Tuesday, OF MORTGAGE: $85,204.00 2014 Dodge Dart SXT Black, 64k...... $9,900 GROUP RUMMAGE SALE the 6th day of November 2018 for the MORTGAGOR(S): Jazzmine J purpose of electing four school board 2014 Chevy Cruze LT Red, 98k ...... $9,900 Holt Community Center Wichterman, single woman Holt, MN members for four year terms. The ballot 2008 Pontiac G6 Gray, 106k ...... $4,900 MORTGAGEE: Mortgage shall provide as follows: Thursday, Sept. 20 ~ 8am - 5pm Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., 2004 Subaru Outback Green, 60k ...... $4,900 Friday, Sept. 21 ~ 8am - 5pm GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT as nominee for Tacet Mortgage, Inc., its INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Men’s and ladies clothing, some successors and/or assigns DISTRICT NO. 564 SUVS / VANS hardware, books, many miscella- DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- THIEF RIVER FALLS, MINNESOTA 2018 Chevy Suburban LT White, 19k...... $52,900 neous items for sale. 2t75p ING: NOVEMBER 6, 2018 Recorded: September 17, 2015 2018 Chevy Traverse 3LT AWD Black, 8k ...... $39,900 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Pennington County Recorder INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS 2015 GMC Yukon XL SLT Silver, 69k ...... $38,500 Miscellaneous Document Number: 206078 To vote, completely fill in the oval(s) ALUMINUM SHEETS l 2017 Ford Explorer XLT White, 47k ...... $27,500 LOAN MODIFICATION: next to your choice(s) like this: 23x35”, 0.008” thick, 75¢ each. Dated: October 16, 2016 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 2015 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Maroon, 49k...... $25,900 Available at The Times, 324 Main Recorded: December 09, 2016 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER 2015 GMC Acadia SLE 2 AWD Gray, 31k ...... $25,900 Avenue North, TRF. (Call ahead to Document Number: 209274 lVOTE FOR UP TO FOUR check availability and for large quan- ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: l Candidate U And assigned to: PennyMac Loan Candidate V 2018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Gray, 23k ...... $24,900 tities.) Call 218-681+4450. 89tfe l 2017 GMC Acadia AWD SLE 2 Black, 60k ...... $24,900 Services, LLC l Candidate W l Candidate X 2017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 27k ...... $22,900 ______2016 GMC Terrain SLE AWD Maroon, 19k...... $22,900 l (Write in, if any) PRE-OWNED VEHICLES ______2016 GMC Terrain SLE2 AWD Black, 30k...... $21,900 l (Write in, if any) 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Blue, 36k...... $21,500 ______l (Write in, if any 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD White, 32k...... $20,900 GENERAL CONTRACTOR ______(Write in, if any)) 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Silver, 26k...... $20,900 CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, 2016 Chevy Equinox LT White, 32k ...... $19,500 Section 205A.11, the precincts and Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Industrial polling places for this general election 2015 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 42k ...... $18,900 are those polling places and precincts 2014 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Gray, 80k ...... $17,900 or parts of precincts located within the 2015 Chevy Trax LT AWD Black, 27k...... $17,500 boundaries of the school district and which have been established by the 2013 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 55k ...... $16,900 218-277-0746 Bryce Stordahl • NOW HIRING! cities or towns located in whole or in 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Black, 75k ...... $14,900 part within the school district. The vot- ing hours at those polling places shall 2013 Toyota Rav4 LE Black, 93k ...... $14,900 be the same as for the state general 2012 Ford Escape Limited Black, 84k...... $13,500 election. Any eligible voter residing in the 2009 GMC Yukon SLT White ...... $9,900 DOUG MILLER school district may vote at said election 2011 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Gray, 127k ...... $8,500 at the polling place and times designat- 218-969-7925 ed in conjunction with the state general election. A voter must be registered to vote If you don’t see what you’re looking for - let us find it for you! to be eligible to vote in this election. An unregistered individual may register to (800) 955-6053 • (218) 681-4820 vote at the polling place on Election • Day. HWY. 1 & 59 W. THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN Dated: 8/13/18 BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL Check out our new website updated daily at BOARD • Flat, Metal & Shingled Roofs By: Wayne Nomeland, NORTHERNMOTORSINC.COM • Free Estimates School Board Clerk

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September 19, 2018 September 4, 2018. mortgage is not reinstated under September 19, 26, MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN RegulaR BoaRd Meeting 2. Approve the employment of Minnesota Statutes section 580.30 or October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, independent School diStRict Mataya tunberg, Part-Time the property redeemed under notice of MoRtgage MORTGAGE: None ESTATE, INTEREST, OR LIEN IN THE 564 – BoaRd of education Education Interpreter, effective Minnesota Statutes section 580.23 is foRecloSuRe Sale Dated: September 6, 2018 REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE auguSt 27, 2018. September 4, 2018 - May 31, 2019. April 16, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. If the fore- the Right to VeRification of Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC COMPLAINT. 6:00 p.M. 3. Approve the employment of going date is a Saturday, Sunday or the deBt and identitY of the Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee 1. You aRe Being Sued. The dSc BoaRd RooM debbie Wappula, Special Education legal holiday, then the date to vacate is oRiginal cReditoR Within the USSET, WEINGARDEN AND LIEBO, Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against A Regular Meeting of Independent Paraprofessional, LHS, effective the next business day at 11:59 p.m. tiMe pRoVided BY laW iS not P.L.L.P. you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against School District #564 Board of September 4, 2018. MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED affected BY thiS action. Attorneys for Mortgagee/Assignee of you is attached to this summons. Do Education was held Monday, August 4. Approve the employment of FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mortgagee not throw these papers away. They are 27, 2018, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the Brayden Johnson, Latch Key MORTGAGE: NONE default has occurred in conditions of 4500 Park Glen Road #300 official papers that affect your rights. DSC Board Room. The following board Student Assistant, effective September THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW the following described mortgage: Minneapolis, MN 55416 You must respond to this lawsuit even members were present: Mike Spears, 4, 2018. FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- DATE OF MORTGAGE: May 5, (952) 925-6888 though it may not yet be filed with the Wayne Nomeland, Misty Hempel, Jon 5. Approve the employment of GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- 2010 137 - 18-003066 FC Court and there may be no court file Lindgren, Shannon Boen, Kevin emma anderson, Latch Key Student SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR MORTGAGOR: Renay K. thiS iS a coMMunication fRoM number on this summons. Ballard and Chris Melbye. Absent: Assistant, effective September 4, 2018. ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO Anderson and Nathan R. Anderson, a deBt collectoR. 2. You MuSt ReplY Within 20 none. 6. Approve the employment of Miah FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER wife and husband. –––––––––– daYS to pRotect YouR RightS. Staff members present were: nelson, Latch Key Student Assistant, IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA MORTGAGEE: Mortgage September 19, 26, You must give or mail to the person Renee Olson, Tanya Monson-Ek, effective September 4, 2018. STATUTES SECTION 582.032, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 who signed this summons a written Bradley D. Bergstrom, Sara Olson, 7. Approve the employment of DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- notice of MoRtgage response called an Answer within 20 Becky Rogalla, Meg Kolden, Tanya Breanne Wienen, Latch Key Student THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED ING: Recorded May 12, 2010 foRecloSuRe Sale days of the date on which you received Loe, April Ballard, Melora Bergee, Tony Assistant, effective September 4, 2018. PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A Pennington County Recorder, NOTICE IS hereby given that this Summons. You must send a copy Greene and Patrick Marolt. 8. Approve the employment of RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Document No. 190952. default has occurred in the conditions of your Answer to the person who Also present were: Marlene Matthew Kolden, Latch Key Student THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: of that certain mortgage dated June 23, signed this summons located at: Anderson, Dave Hill, Craig Mattson Assistant, effective September 4, ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL Assigned to: JPMorgan Chase Bank, 1999, given to secure an original princi- Attorney Stephanie J.S. Harbott, P.O. and Ryan Walseth. 2018. PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- National Association. Dated May 25, pal amount of $76,765.00 executed by Box 457, Crookston, Minnesota 56716. The Pledge of Allegiance was recit- 9. Approve the employment of ean DONED. 2018 Recorded June 5, 2018, as Keith E. Johnson and Brenda K. 3. You MuSt ReSpond to ed. olson, Latch Key Student Assistant, Dated: August 24, 2018 Document No. 212783. And there- Johnson, husband and wife, as mort- each claiM. The Answer is your writ- Chairman Mike Spears called the effective September 4, 2018. Servion, Inc., formerly known as CU after assigned to: Bayview Loan gagor(s), to the United States of ten response to the Plaintiff's meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk 10. Approve the employment of Mortgage Services, Inc., Mortgagee Servicing, LLC. Dated May 25, 2018 America, acting through the Rural Complaint. In your Answer you must Wayne Nomeland confirmed that a frieda fineday, Cleaner, effective By: PFB LAW, PROFESSIONAL Recorded June 5, 2018, as Document Housing Service, formerly known as state whether you agree or disagree quorum was present. August 27,2018. ASSOCIATION No. 212784 and by Document Dated Farmers Home Administration, United with each paragraph of the Complaint. A motion was made by Wayne 11. Approve the employment of Attorneys for: June 6, 2018 Recorded June 12, 2018 States Department of Agriculture, If you believe the Plaintiff should not be Nomeland and seconded by Misty Saphire Walker, Special Education Servion, Inc., formerly known as CU as Document No. 212840. Mortgagee, and duly recorded with the given everything asked for in the Hempel to approve the August 27, Paraprofessional, FMS, effective Mortgage Services, Inc., Mortgagee TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage Office of the County Recorder of Complaint, you must say so in your 2018 agenda as presented. Motion car- September 4, 2018. 55 East Fifth Street, Suite 800 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Pennington County, Minnesota on June Answer. ried unanimously. 12. Approve the employment of St. Paul, MN 55101-1718 TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- 23, 1999, as Document Number 4. You Will loSe YouR caSe A motion was made by Kevin Jamie hoeper, Special Education 651-209-7599 GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 157142. if You do not Send a WRitten Ballard and seconded by Misty Hempel Paraprofessional, LHS, effective 651-228-1753 (fax) ON MORTGAGE: 1000739- No action or proceeding has been ReSponSe to the coMplaint to to approve the minutes of the August September 4, 2018. thiS coMMunication iS fRoM a 8230666359-1 instituted at law or otherwise to recover the peRSon Who Signed thiS 13, 2018 Regular Board Meeting as 13. Accept the resignation of Robin deBt collectoR atteMpting LENDER OR BROKER AND the debt secured by said mortgage or SuMMonS. If you do not Answer with- presented. Motion carried unanimous- tilleraas, Special Education to collect a deBt. anY infoR- MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED any part thereof: all preforeclosure in 20 days, you will lose this case. You ly. Paraprofessional, effective August 16, Mation oBtained Will Be uSed ON MORTGAGE: Bremer Bank, notice requirements have been com- will not get to tell your side of the story, A motion was made by Kevin 2018. foR that puRpoSe. National Association plied with: and the Court may decide against you Ballard and seconded by Jon Lindgren 14. Accept the resignation of nancy –––––––––– RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SER- There is due and claimed to be due and award the Plaintiff everything to approve the bills as submitted and fladeland, Food Service, LHS, effec- August 15, 22, 29 VICER: Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC on the mortgage and the note secured asked for in the complaint. If you do not on file in the School District Business tive August 16, 2018. September 5, 12, 19, 2018 MORTGAGED PROPERTY thereby, including interest, taxes, and want to contest the claims stated in Office. Motion carried unanimously. Finances (Strategic Direction F): notice of MoRtgage ADDRESS: 17651 160th Avenue fees to the date of this notice, the sum the complaint, you do not need to Public Comment: None. A. A motion was made by Wayne foRecloSuRe Sale Northwest, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN respond. A default judgment can then Superintendent’s Report - Bradley Nomeland and seconded by Chris the Right to VeRification TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 1202610000 THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED be entered against you for the relief Bergstrom Melbye to accept the donation from the of the deBt and identitY of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND requested in the complaint. A. Superintendent Bergstrom - Thief River Hotel Partners to the Girls the oRiginal cReditoR Within ERTY: A tract of land lying in the 87/100’S ($157,885.87). Pursuant to 5. legal aSSiStance. You may mentioned that the new annual pub- Swim Program for swimsuits totaling the tiMe pRoVided BY laW iS Southeast Quarter of the Northeast the power of sale therein contained, wish to get legal help from a lawyer. If lication, Paw Prints, was scheduled $500. Motion carried unanimous- not affected BY thiS action. Quarter (SE 1/4 NE 1/4), Section said mortgage will be foreclosed and you do not have a lawyer, the Court to go out last week. Due to a printing ly. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Twenty-six (26), Township One the tract of land lying and being located Administrator may have information delay, they will be going out later this B. A motion was made by Misty default has occurred in the conditions Hundred Fifty-four. (154) North of in the County of Pennington, about places where you can get legal week and into next week, depending Hempel and seconded by Wayne of the following described mortgage: Range Forty-five (45). West of the Fifth Minnesota, described as follows: assistance. even if you cannot get upon mail delivery with the holiday. Nomeland to accept the donation from DATE OF MORTGAGE: February Principal Meridian, described as fol- Legal Description: LOT SIX (6), legal help, you must still provide a District Welcome Back will be on Forsberg’s Inc. to the Girls Swim 26, 2007 lows: Beginning at the Northeast cor- BLOCK ONE (1), KNIGHT’S FIRST written answer to protect your Tuesday, August 28, 2018 beginning at Program for swimsuits totaling $6,000. ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT ner (NE) corner of said SE 1/4 NE 1/4, ADDITION TO THE CITY OF THIEF rights or you may lose the case. 7:45 am. You are all invited to be there. J. Lindgren abstained. Motion carried OF MORTGAGE: $50,000.00 which shall be the point of beginning; RIVER FALLS, PENNINGTON COUN- 6. alteRnatiVe diSpute ReS- An update on the Board Self unanimously. MORTGAGOR(S): Richard Porter, thence West 655 feet parallel to the TY, MINNESOTA, ACCORDING TO olution. The parties may agree to or Evaluation with a timeline. C. A motion was made by Kevin a single man north line of Sec. 26; thence South 800 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON be ordered to participate in an 1. September 10th: Board will be Ballard and seconded by Mike Spears MORTGAGEE: Mortgage feet parallel to the East line of Sec. 26; RECORD. alternative dispute resolution process presented to approve the following to approve increasing the daily sub- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. thence East 655 feet parallel to the Property Address: 1247 Edgewood under Rule 114 of the Minnesota a. Board doing the survey stitute teacher pay rate to $115, effec- TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage North line of Sec. 26; thence North Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 General Rules of Practice. You must b. Approve MSBA coming to TRF to tive September 1, 2018. Motion carried Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. along the east line of Sec. 26 to the Parcel ID: 25-079-005-00 still send your written response to the meet with the board and review the unanimously. MIN#: 1000317-0000366783-5 point of beginning. Will be sold by the Sheriff of Complaint even if you expect to use results D. A motion was made by Misty LENDER OR BROKER AND COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY Pennington County at public auction on alternative means of resolving this dis- c. Approve the cost of having Hempel and seconded by Mike Spears MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED IS LOCATED: Pennington the 6th day of November, 2018 at 10:00 pute. MSBA: $975 to accept the donation from Earl ON THE MORTGAGE: ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT a.m. at the Pennington County Sheriff’s 7. This lawsuit may affect or bring 2. September 21st: Survey will go Scholar for $150 for the district Special SecurityNational Mortgage Company OF MORTGAGE: $130,000.00 Department, PO Box 484, 102 1st St into question title to real property locat- live to the board members Olympics expenditures for 18-19. SERVICER: Seterus, Inc. AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO W, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, to pay ed in Pennington County, State of a. Surveys will be due September Motion carried unanimously. DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, the debt then secured by said mort- Minnesota, legally described as fol- 28 Other Items: Filed March 6, 2007, Pennington INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY gage, taxes, if any on said premises, lows: The East Half of the Southeast 3. October 29th: Work Session with A. Policies: County Recorder, as Document MORTGAGEE: $77,589.91 and the costs and disbursements Quarter (E1/2SE1/4) of Section MSBA beginning at 5:00 pm 1. Second reading to adopt MSBA Number 182137 That prior to the commencement of allowed by law, subject to redemption Nineteen (19), Township One Hundred A reminder to the community 420 Students and Employees with ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: this mortgage foreclosure proceeding within Six (6) months from said date of and Fifty-Three (153) North, of Range regarding the Education Benefits Form. Sexually Transmitted Infections and Assigned to: BAC Home Loans Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee sale. Forty-Two (42) West of the Fifth We ask that everyone fill one out and if Diseases and Certain Other Servicing, LP; thereafter assigned to complied with all notice requirements At the time of the commencement Principal Meridian Except the following you qualify, it is still your decision as to Communicable Diseases and Federal National Mortgage as required by statute; That no action of said mortgage foreclosure proceed- described property: whether or not you utilize the benefits. Infectious Conditions policy for review. Association. or proceeding has been instituted at ings said lands were not agricultural Beginning at the Northeast corner A new form does need to be filled out The policy will be presented for final LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- law or otherwise to recover the debt lands as defined by the Minnesota of said NE1/4SE1/4, thence in a each school year. Forms can be picked approval at the September 10, 2018 ERTY: Lot Four (4), in Block Three (3), secured by said mortgage, or any part Omnibus Farm Act, Laws of 1986, Westerly direction along the North line up at all the school buildings or online Board Meeting. Conely's Second Addition to the Red thereof; Chapter 398. of said NE1/4SE1/4 a distance of 743 at www.trf.k12.mn.us, food service, 2. A motion was made by Kevin Lake Rapids, now a part of Thief River PURSUANT to the power of sale The date on or before which the feet; thence in a Southerly direction meal applications. Ballard and seconded by Jon Lindgren Falls. contained in said mortgage, the above mortgagor must vacate the property if along a line parallel with the East line of Under ESSA, the accountability to approve the MSBA 530 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 615 described property will be sold by the the mortgage is not reinstated or the said NE1/4SE1/4 a distance of 470 measure is “North Star” and we have Immunization Requirements policy for Markley Ave S, Thief River Falls, MN Sheriff of said county as follows: property redeemed, the time is 11:59 feet; thence in a Easterly direction received or embargoed data today. review. This policy has been revised 56701 DATE AND TIME OF SALE: pm. on May 6, 2019. along a line parallel with the North line Media will receive the information with MSBA changes. Motion carried PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION November 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM Dated: September 5, 2018 of said NE1/4SE1/4 to the point of tomorrow and it will become public on unanimously. NUMBER: 2501001830 PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, United States of America intersection with the East line of said Thursday, August 30, 2018, at 12:01 3. A motion was made by Wayne COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY Lobby of Law Enforcement Center, Michael P. Navin NE1/4SE1/4; thence in a Northerly am. Some differences between NCLB Nomeland and seconded by Kevin IS LOCATED: Pennington Thief River Falls, MN Acting State Director direction along the East line of said and ESSA I wish to share with you Ballard to approve the Mandatory THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE to pay the debt then secured by Acting on behalf of The Rural NE1/4SE1/4 to the point of beginning. include: MSBA 532 Use of Peace Officers and DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on Housing Service The object of this action is to deter- 1. North Star focuses on prioritizing Crisis Teams to Remove Students with DATE OF THE NOTICE: $44,716.39 said premises, and the costs and dis- [Successor in interest to the mine the Plaintiff’s title and all adverse schools for support, rather than identi- IEPs from School Grounds policy for THAT all pre-foreclosure require- bursements, including attorneys' fees Farmers Home Administration] claims to the above-described real fying struggling schools. This release review. This policy has been revised ments have been complied with; that allowed by law subject to redemption State of Minnesota property; adjudging that the Plaintiff isn’t about lists of good and bad with MSBA changes. Motion carried no action or proceeding has been insti- within twelve (12) months from the date U.S. Dept. of Agriculture owns said real property subject to no schools; it is about finding schools that unanimously. tuted at law or otherwise to recover the of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their –––––––––– other interest; adjudging that Plaintiff is are excelling across multiple indicators The meeting adjourned at 6:21 p.m. debt secured by said mortgage, or any personal representatives or assigns September 19, 26, October 3, 2018 entitled to exclusive possession of said and holding them up to learn from /s/ Mike Spears, Chair part thereof; unless reduced to Five (5) weeks under State of MinneSota real property; and adjudging that each them. /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Clerk PURSUANT, to the power of sale MN Stat. §580.07. countY of pennington of the Defendants in said action have 2. If identified for improvement, –––––––––– contained in said mortgage, the above TIME AND DATE TO VACATE diStRict couRt no right, title, estate, interest, or lien in support will be available through the August 29, described property will be sold by the PROPERTY: If the real estate is an ninth Judicial diStRict the real property. The Plaintiff assert no RCE and/or District, depending upon September 5, 12, 19, 26, Sheriff of said county as follows: owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, Case Type: Other/Civil/Quiet Title personal claims. need. October 3, 2018 DATE AND TIME OF SALE: unless otherwise provided by law, the Court File No: Dated: September 17, 2018 3. North Star allows districts to indi- notice of MoRtgage October 2, 2018, 10:00am date on or before which the mort- SuMMonS FITZGERALD, REYNOLDS, HARBOTT, vidualize indicators and have it be foRecloSuRe Sale PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main gagor(s) must vacate the property if the KBS Properties LLC, KNUTSON & LARSON, P.L.L.P. more than about “MCA scores.” Over the Right to VeRification Office, 1st Street and Main Avenue, mortgage is not reinstated under sec- Plaintiffs, By: time, this will help districts to tell the of the deBt and identitY of Thief River Falls, MN 56701 tion 580.30 or the property is not vs. /s/ Stephanie J.S. Harbott complete story of what is happening. the oRiginal cReditoR Within to pay the debt secured by said redeemed under section 580.23 is John Doe, Mary Roe, and all other per- MN Atty. ID No. 0309345 Superintendent Bergstrom was the tiMe pRoVided BY laW iS mortgage and taxes, if any, on said 11:59 p.m. on November 13, 2019, sons unknown claiming any right, title, 201 North Broadway, Suite #2 able to spend some time at Challenger not affected BY thiS action. premises and the costs and disburse- unless that date falls on a weekend or estate, interest, or lien in the real estate P.O. Box 457 and Franklin this morning as the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ments, including attorneys fees allowed legal holiday, in which case it is the described in the Complaint herein, Crookston, MN 56716 administration led the staff through the default has occurred in the conditions by law, subject to redemption within 6 next weekday, and unless the redemp- Defendants. (218) 281-4168 start of the Gradual Release of of the following described mortgage: months from the date of said sale by tion period is reduced to 5 weeks under THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED [email protected] Responsibility Instructional Model. Mortgagor: Adam D. Lian, a single the mortgagor(s) the personal repre- MN Stat. Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. TO: JOHN DOE, MARY ROE AND ALL ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Everyone did a great job and it was person sentatives or assigns. exciting to hear the conversations that Mortgagee: CU Mortgage Services, TIME AND DATE TO VACATE were taking place. A job well done by Inc PROPERTY: If the real estate is an State’s adult obesity rate all. Dated: 04/13/2007 owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, Reminders for the board: Recorded: 04/18/2007 unless otherwise provided by law, the 1. Meetings of interest Pennington County Recorder date on or before which the mort- a. MREA meeting on Monday, Document No. 182468 gagor(s) must vacate the property, if remains below 30 percent Septmber 18, 2018 Transaction Agent: N/A the mortgage is not reinstated under b. MSBA meeting on Wednesday, Transaction Agent Mortgage section 580.30 or the property is not Minnesota’s adult obesi- rates. According to 2017 higher rates of obesity com- September 12, 2018 Identification Number: N/A redeemed under section 580.23, is ty rate rose to 28.4 percent BRFSS data, Minnesotans pared to non-Hispanic c. Supreme Court dinner Thursday, Lender or Broker: CU Mortgage 11:59 p.m. on April 2, 2019, or the next September 13, 2018 Services, Inc business day if April 2, 2019 falls on a in 2017 but continued to who reported some physical whites (30.4 percent, 33.3 *Please contact Renee Olson by Residential Mortgage Servicer: Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. outperform neighboring activity in the past 30 days percent and 27.5 percent, Tuesday, August 28, 2018 if you plan to Servion, Inc. "THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW states with a slower rate of had a lower obesity rate respectively). attend. Mortgage Originator: CU Mortgage FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- increase. than those who did not. People who are obese Committee Reports: Services, Inc GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- A. Finance Committee - Kevin LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR The Minnesota adult Lower obesity rates were face an increased risk for a Ballard mentioned there would be an ERTY: The land referred to is situated ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO obesity rate increased 0.7 also found for those who range of serious diseases increase from $105 to $115 for teacher in the State of Minnesota, County of FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER percentage points between reported eating at least one and health conditions, sub pay. Discussion was held regard- Pennington, and is described as fol- IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA 2016 and 2017. Minnesota serving of fruit and one including high blood pres- ing tracking utilization of teacher subs. lows: STATUTES SECTION 582.032 Employee Assistance Program visits Lots Seventeen (17) and Eighteen DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER also continued a recent serving of vegetables per sure, Type 2 diabetes, will increase from 1 to 3 visits per year. (18) of Block Twenty-two (22), in the THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED trend of being lower than day. stroke, coronary heart dis- Credit for past credits will be reviewed Original Townsite of Thief River Falls, PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A Iowa, North Dakota, South “The latest information ease and cancer. Preventing for increase in steps/lanes. according to the Official Plat thereof on RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Dakota and Wisconsin. from the CDC emphasizes obesity requires changes in Mike Spears mentioned Sanford record. THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROPER- Minnesota is now the last that we have more work to the food and physical envi- will be providing a 12 month position This is Abstract Property. TY USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRO- with a $30,000 cost to the district, NW TAX PARCEL NO.: 2500316120 DUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. state in the Midwest, a 12- do in our state,” said ronments, personal behav- Mental Health is working on another ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: Dated: August 9, 2018 state census region, with an Minnesota Commissioner of ior and social norms. granted position. Hopefully they will be 412 N Duluth Ave Federal National Mortgage Association obesity rate below 30 per- Health Jan Malcolm. “At Research estimates that able to provide a candidate after Thief River Falls, MN 56701 ("Fannie Mae") cent. The national rate also the same time, it shows that obesity cost the state $2.8 January 1st. COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY Assignee of Mortgagee Student Reports: None. IS LOCATED: Pennington SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP rose to 30.1 percent, accord- Minnesota is outperforming billion in 2009 dollars. Recognitions: ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT BY ing to data released recent- our neighbors. Plus, our SHIP, which is active in A. Recognize the donation from the OF MORTGAGE: $51,000.00 Lawrence P. Zielke - 152559 ly by the Centers for analysis shows healthy eat- all 87 counties and 10 tribal Thief River Hotel Partners to the Girls AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO Melissa L. B. Porter - 0337778 Disease Control and ing and physical activity nations, spends $17.5 mil- Swim Program for swimsuits totaling BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE: Randolph W. Dawdy - 2160X $500. $49,044.60 Gary J. Evers - 0134764 Prevention. Minnesota’s make a difference. This lion per year from B. Recognize the donation from That prior to the commencement of Tracy J. Halliday - 034610X obesity rate has remained underscores the value of our Minnesota’s Health Care Forsberg’s Inc. to the Girls Swim this mortgage foreclosure proceeding Attorneys for Mortgagee well under the national obe- Statewide Health Access Fund to support Program for swimsuits totaling $6,000. Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee Shapiro & Zielke, LLP sity rate since 2007. Improvement Partnership grant funding for local C. Recognize Earl Scholar for complied with all notice requirements 12550 West Frontage Road, Suite 200 donating $150 for the district Special as required by statute; that no action or Burnsville, MN 55337 CDC released 2017 state- (SHIP) and other initiatives efforts to create healthier Olympics expenditures for 18-19. proceeding has been instituted at law (952) 831-4060 and territory-specific data that increase opportunities communities. From August D. Recognize Meg Kolden for or otherwise to recover the debt thiS iS a coMMunication fRoM on adult obesity prevalence for people around the state 2016 to September 2017, receiving the Regional Community secured by said mortgage, or any part a deBt collectoR using self-reported informa- to eat healthier and move SHIP communities worked Educator of Excellence Award. (M. thereof; tion from the Behavioral more.” with more than 4,000 part- Bergee & A. Ballard) PURSUANT to the power of sale nking Stamps Presentations: contained in said mortgage, the above Self-I Risk Factor Surveillance MDH has integrated the ner sites across Minnesota. Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum described property will be sold by the System. The Minnesota 2017 CDC data into SHIP works across (Strategic Direction A): Sheriff of said county as follows: Department of Health uses Minnesota’s Public Health Minnesota to implement Technology, Innovative Learning & DATE AND TIME OF SALE: these data to inform the Data Access portal. locally led strategies that Partnerships (Strategic Direction B): October 16, 2018, 10:00 AM public about the prevalence Following national expand access to healthy Families (Strategic Direction C): PLACE OF SALE: Lobby of Law Available at The Times Safety (Strategic Direction D): Enforcement Center, 102 First Street of obesity in the state, track trends, Minnesota’s obesity food and physical activity in Workforce (Strategic Direction E) West, Thief River Falls, MN changes over time and sup- rate increased starting in neighborhoods, schools, A. A motion was made by Kevin to pay the debt then secured by • Address • Dater/Number port planning of public 1995, rising to 26.3 percent workplaces and health care Ballard and seconded by Misty Hempel said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on • Notary • Signature to approve the Consent Agenda as said premises, and the costs and dis- health interventions to in 2007. Since then, the settings. It also supports amended, and as appropriate, per bursements, including attorneys' fees Logo Stamps reduce obesity. state’s rate ranged from state initiatives to improve negotiated contract, salary and benefits allowed by law subject to redemption MDH researchers ana- 25.2 percent to 28.4 percent, and expand bike and pedes- and an acceptable background check. within 6 Months from the date of said lyzed CDC data from 2017 whereas the national rate trian infrastructure and Motion carried unanimously. sale by the mortgagor(s), their person- and found that physical steadily rose above 30 per- national efforts to promote Personnel: al representatives or assigns. Call The Times 1. Approve the employment of DATE TO VACATE PROPERTY: activity and diet continue to cent. In 2015-17, non- walking and walkable com- Shannon Mergen, Special Education The date on or before which the mort- (218) 681-4450 have a significant influence Hispanic black and munities. Paraprofessional, CES, effective gagor must vacate the property if the on Minnesota’s obesity Hispanic Minnesotans have 12B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Results announced for pedal, tractor pulls

The results have been These results feature the Fisher, John Deere R, announced for the pedal top two in each category. 224.71 feet; and Steve and tractor pulls held dur- Some categories only listed Urness, Crookston, John ing the Newfest festivities one contestant. Deere G, 220.68 feet earlier this month in • Improved Class 3,000 • Farm Class 7,500 Newfolden. Pounds – Jeremy Brault, Pounds – Brian Fortier, Pedal pull Fisher, WC Allis, 206.97 Goodridge, John Deere G, Fifty-nine kids and 14 feet 204.26 adults participated in the • Farm Class 3,500 • Improved Class 7,500 pedal pull. Pounds – Frank Pounds – Danny Jarshaw, • Four-year-olds – first Burkholder, Grand Forks, Newfolden, John Deere R, place: Rylyn Redden, second N.D., Ferguson T-035, 234.08 feet; and Jeremy place: Gannon Szklarski 176.58 feet; and Matt Brault, Fisher, John Deere and third place: Bromley Klopp, Argyle, John Deere R, 225.72 feet Holmstrom 420, 175.6 feet • Farm Class 8,500 • Five-year-olds – first • Improved Class 3,500 Pounds – Gerald Duray, place: Jake Wawrzyniak, Pounds – Jeremy Brault, Newfolden, Massey 555, second place: Afton Pearson Fisher, WC Allis, 208.34 223.32 feet and third place: Annabelle feet • Improved Class 8,500 Waterworth • Farm Class 4,500 Pounds – Gary Van • Six-year-olds – first Pounds – Milo Coltom, Buskirk, Rose Creek, John place: Damian Jourdain, Strathcona, Oliver 88, Deere 820, 263.67 feet; and Cast members of “Willy Wonka KIDS” per- Thief River Falls, the event also featured second place: Jude Sundeen 226.03 feet; and Mike Don Lunke, Middle River, formed portions of the play Sunday, Sept. dancing, theatrical performances, and and third place: Clara Coltom, Strathcona, Massey International 856, 236.87 16 at Village Art: A Celebration of the Arts. opportunities to view and create art. Waterworth 50, 197.21 feet feet Held at Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in • Seven-year-olds – first • Super Class 4,500 • Super Class 8,500 place: Corbyn Bring, second Pounds – Dan Jarshaw, Pounds – Chad Heller, place: Tanner Torgerson Newfolden, 444 Massey, Fargo, N.D., Moline 707, and third place: Rhett 224.17 feet; and Frank 297.68 feet; and Darrick Pearson Burkholder, Grand Forks, Jarshaw, Newfolden, • Eight-year-olds – first John Deere A, 214.25 feet Massey 95, 272.27 feet place: Brekken Bring, sec- • Improved Class 4,500 • Turbo Class 9,000 ond place: Payton Robinette Pounds – Frank Pounds – Rob Bell, and third place: Cole Burkholder, Grand Forks, Hillsboro, N.D., 4430, 337.8 Pearson John Deere A, 208.75 feet; feet • Nine-year-olds – first and Danny Jarshaw, • Improved Class 9,500 place: Jorja Donarski, sec- Newfolden, 444 Massey, Pounds – Gary Van ond place: Eli Johnson and 208.44 feet Buskirk, Rose Creek, John third place: Sofi • Farm Class 5,500 Deere 820, 247.02 feet; and Wawrzyniak Pounds – Phil Klopp, Darrick Jarshaw, • Ten-year-olds – first Argyle, Oliver 88, 212.47 Newfolden, Oliver 2255, place: Matthew Johnson, feet; and Mike Coltom, 231.22 feet second place: Dallas Strathcona, Cockshutt, • Super Class 9,500 Peterson and third place: 203.02 feet Pounds – Danny Jarshaw, Sawyer Torgerson • Improved Class 5,500 Newfolden, Cockshutt 1900, • Eleven-year-olds – first Pounds – Ben Meyer, St. 303.33 feet; and Chad place: Caden Rose, second Hilaire, D Case, 192.21 feet; Heller, Fargo, Moline 707, place: Ethan O’Hara and and Darrick Jarshaw, 297.29 feet third place: Braxton Newfolden, Super 101 • Turbo Class 9,500 Anderson Massey, 189.62 feet Pounds – Rob Bell, • Adult women – first • Farm Class 6,500 Hillsboro, John Deere 4430, place: Jana Sundeen and Pounds – Ben Meyer, St. 387.22 feet; and Danny Steve Vennes and Lacey Simoneau show- tively, Sunday, Sept. 16 at Village Art: A second place: Kim Nelson Hilaire, DC Case, 212.78 Jarshaw, Newfolden, • Adult men – first place: feet; and Phil Klopp, Argyle, Massey Ferguson 2775, cased their makeup handiwork on models Celebration of the Arts at Peder Engelstad Mikal Blawat and second Oliver 88, 211 feet 205.11 feet. Tracey Selix and Marin Peterson, respec- Pioneer Village in Thief River Falls. place: Bailey Majer • Improved Class 6,500 Tractor pull Pounds – Jeremy Brault, For all your Aerial Spraying Needs

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CRP/HUNTING LAND FOR SALE Marshall County, Minnesota For Sale: Approximately 160 acres of CRP/hunting land near Viking, Minnesota, Marshall County. Approximately 113 acres are currently enrolled in CRP until October 2019. The property is also encumbered by Enbridge Pipeline easements. The property contains woods, brush and grasslands. Legal Description: NE1/4 NW1/4, Lot 1, the N1/2 of Lot 2, and the N1/2 SE1/4 NW1/4 of Section 18, Township 155 North of Karleen Wilde performed Sunday, Sept. 16 as part of Range 45 AND S1/2 of Lot 4 and the S1/2 SE1/4 SW1/4 of Sec- Village Art: A Celebration of the Arts at Peder Engelstad tion 7, Township 155 North of Range 45 Pioneer Village in Thief River Falls. The event also featured For more information contact Howard Swanson at dancing, theatrical performances, and opportunities to 701-772-3407 or by email at [email protected] view and create art.

Available COME COCOLLOROR OSSNER, MD COPIESCOPIES cine oy Klossner, MD is joining the Now At Lower anford team you know and trust to eliver the expert care for patients Prices! of all ages. He specializes in: • Women’s health including Rylan Leake, a sixth grader at Franklin Middle School, was obstetrics focused on hauling water Wednesday, Sept. 12 during • Children and adolescent care Outdoor Education Day in Thief River Falls. Hosted by the 324 Main Avenue North • Sports medicine Pennington Soil and Water Conservation District, the event Thief River Falls • Travel medicine and global health featured various stations focusing on the environment and natural resources. [email protected] • Preventative care and 218-681-4450 chronic disease

My greatest privilege as a doctor is to serve my patients throughout all stages of life, from pregnancy to infants to the elderly. I look forward o working alongside you to help you become the healthiest you can be.”

all (218) 681-4747 to schedule “Love, Loss and What I Wore” was per- River Falls. Actors included (from left) D.J. an appointment today. formed Sunday, Sept. 16 as part of the Parenteau, Heidi Timm and Kate Mulvey. 049024-00144 8/18 Village Art: A Celebration of the Arts at Castmates Gretchen Weinrich and Alyssa Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in Thief Novak aren’t pictured.