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SEVENCLANSCASINO.COM Visit the Player’s Club for full details. Management reserves all rights. 800.881.0712 No decision Education Fair at NCTC yet on City Auditorium by April Scheinoha icated in February 1934 Reporter after the former City Audito- rium burned down a year More research is needed earlier. Currently, the build- before the Pennington ing is in disrepair, and the County Board can decide building doesn’t comply with how it wishes to proceed the Americans with Disabil- with City Auditorium. At its ities Act. The county pays meeting Tuesday, Sept. 10, about $30,000 per year to County Board heard about maintain the building, the draft plan for the possi- which is leased to several ble renovation of the aging tenants. Rental fees don’t county-owned building. cover the cost of operating “At this point, there’s still the building. a lot of questions,” said To help it determine how County Board Chairperson to proceed, the county hired Bruce Lawrence. a University of Minnesota If the county chooses to senior research fellow and a move forward with renovat- graduate student to obtain ing City Auditorium, it is ex- public input and craft a de- pected that it could cost sign. Their work was cov- several million dollars. “Ei- ered by grants and private Hundreds of students from 15 high schools in northwestern Sept. 16. It was an opportunity for area students to visit with ther way we go, it’s not going donations. to be an inexpensive option, “I think Virajita [Singh] Minnesota attended the Minnesota Association for College representatives from over 60 educational institutions from for sure,” Lawrence said. and Kenos [Leong] did an Admission Counseling Education Fair at Northland Commu- Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Wiscon- City Auditorium was ded- (Continued on Page 14) nity and Technical College in Thief River Falls on Monday, sin. LHS has National Merit Scholarship semifinalist by David Hill other online course on Win- Editor dows or Linux operating software administration, but On Wednesday, Sept. 11, otherwise she’s taking col- Kyri Christensen, a senior lege composition, and at Lincoln High School in (Continued on Page 12) Thief River Falls received one of the biggest surprises of her young life. She was Downtown named a semifinalist in the 2020 National Merit Schol- intersection arship Program. This is a big deal. In the closed 3 days past 30 years, the number of semifinalists from Thief Davidson Construction, River Falls could probably with its subcontractor be counted on one hand. H&S Construction, was scheduled to work at the The Mostrom family – (from left) Kaden, Kris, Scott and Kas- Conservationists. Here, they are pictured on their farm about Candidates are selected from their scores on the intersection of First Street sidy – have been named Outstanding Pennington County two years ago. They live in Smiley Township. (Submitted) PSAT/National Merit Schol- and Pennington Avenue on arship Qualifying Test, Tuesday, Sept. 17 through which they took during their Thursday, Sept. 19. junior year. Minnesota then They will pour concrete Mostroms are Pennington County determines a cut score and curb and gutter, and side- the selected semifinalists walks as well as adjust from the top one-half of one gate valves and manholes. percent. It would create an unsafe Outstanding Conservationists condition to work in this Lincoln High School Prin- by April Scheinoha River Falls as the Outstand- sure,” Scott said. 800 acres of owned and cipal Scott Brekke said, “We intersection under traffic. Reporter ing Conservationists out of Shortly after receiving rented land with such crops are all proud of her.” This intersection will be landowners in Cloverleaf, the letter, Scott showed it to as soybeans, wheat, corn, al- Christensen is the daugh- closed each of the three Kaden Mostrom plans to Kratka, North, Rocksbury, Kris. “I think he deserves falfa and oats. They also ter of Cord and Dusti Chris- days from 6:30 a.m. until 6 follow in his dad’s footsteps. Silverton, Smiley and Wyan- [the award],” said Kris, who raise about 100 cow/calf tensen. She has one sibling, p.m. to safely complete However, he plans to farm dotte townships. The was quick to point out that pairs, mostly Angus. “I’m ex- Annika. this work. on a much smaller scale. Mostroms live in Smiley Scott and their kids are the cited for calving season Christensen is a rather Pennington Avenue will Kaden and his family were Township. farmers of the family. when it comes around, but quiet and humble person. be closed just north of the recently named the Out- The Mostroms will be rec- Kassidy, 19, helps rake I’m also excited when it’s With the weighted grading Pennington Square en- standing Pennington ognized Tuesday, Dec. 10 at hay, among other chores. over,” Scott said. in the District, she has a trance with a local traffic- County Conservationists. the Minnesota Association of Kaden, 15, helps with a va- Scott’s grandparents Al- 4.19 grade point average, only sign at Nora Street. The Pennington Soil and Soil and Water Conservation riety of farm chores, includ- bert and Viola Mostrom pur- and is involved in Math First Street will be closed Water Conservation District Districts conference in ing taking care of the cows. chased the property in 1952. League, is the president of from Horace Avenue to the selected Scott, Kris, Kassidy Bloomington. They will also He has especially grown With the exception of a brief Key Club, is a peer tutor, west side of Pennington and Kaden Mostrom of Thief be recognized at the Pen- fond of Tootsie, whom he hiatus since that time, and has been involved with Square’s entrance with a nington SWCD’s annual raised as a calf. Tootsie was Mostrom family members Girls Who Code. local traffic-only sign at banquet in April 2020. allowed to spend time on the have always owned the She’s taking an online Conley Avenue. This will The family learned of the front lawn and doesn’t mind property. computer forensics course allow traffic to access Pen- award via a letter. “It caught wearing a halter now. Scott’s parents, Harlan from Riverland Community nington Square and Hugo’s during the closure. me by surprise, that’s for The Mostroms farm about (Continued on Page 14) College, and will take an-

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In November 2015, 3- restraint. In the five years only hurting myself if I year-old Havana Bodell was (2004-2008) leading up to don’t wear a seat belt.” That paralyzed with a broken the law, 51 percent of all excuse doesn’t work. An neck, on a ventilator to fatalities (1,008) were unbelted motorist can get breathe and wearing a halo known to be unbelted thrown into other passen- to keep her head and neck motorists. In the last five gers, injuring or killing from moving after a drunk years (2014-2018), that them. driver hit the family’s vehi- number decreased to 34 The law is for safety cle in Isanti County. She is percent (446). Minnesota law states now walking — a remark- A year prior to the pri- that drivers and passengers able recovery made possible mary seat belt law (2008), in all seating positions must by her mother Erica’s deci- 152 unbelted motorists lost be buckled or seated in the sion to properly secure her their lives on Minnesota correct child restraint. daughter in a child safety roads. In 2018, that number Officers will stop and ticket seat before driving. decreased to 96, which was unbelted drivers or passen- To help ensure the most deaths since 2014 gers. Seat belts must be Minnesotans like Havana (106). worn correctly — low and have the best chance of sur- Minnesotans gamble snug across the hips, and viving a crash, more than with their lives and the shoulder straps should The City of Thief River Falls hosted an open house Tuesday, Sept. 10 to obtain public com- 300 law enforcement agen- lives of their children by never be tucked under an cies will be participating in making the wrong choice. arm or behind the back. ments on the draft Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan provides guidance the statewide Click It or During the last five Minnesota Child Car regarding such things as land use, transportation, parks, environmental issues, etc. Ticket extra enforcement years, 18 children (ages 0 - Seat Law and steps campaign now through 7) were killed in motor vehi- In Minnesota, all chil- Saturday, Sept. 28. The cles and only seven of the dren must be in a child No injuries reported campaign reminds people victims were known to be restraint until they are 4 that expecting the unex- properly secured (six were feet 9 inches tall, or at least pected — the drunk driver, not properly restrained, and age 8, whichever comes after car strikes bicyclist the distracted driver, the restraint use was unknown first. deer suddenly appearing on in five fatalities). • Rear-facing seats – All Hit and run accident: cer/corrections officer and information about the the road — will help them Seventy-one percent of infants and toddlers should On Sept. 11 at 4:46 p.m., felony contact of law above crimes, they are stay alive if they buckle up the unbelted deaths ride in a rear-facing car seat police received a report of a enforcement with bodily flu- urged to contact the Law and protect their children occurred in Greater until they have reached the hit and run accident at the ids – knowingly. Enforcement Center at with the correct safety seat. Minnesota (outside the height and weight limits intersection of Birchlane Accident and failure 681-6161. “A simple car seat helped seven-county metro area). allowed by the car seat Drive and Third Street. A to drive with due care: Thief River Falls stop a drunk driver from “For motorists who don’t manufacturer. 12-year-old Thief River On Sept. 10 at 7:06 a.m., media receive these forever taking my Havana buckle up — sometimes it’s • Forward-facing seats Falls male was riding his police received a report of reports from law enforce- away from me,” said Erica stubbornness. Sometimes with harness – Toddlers and bike, when he was struck by an accident at the intersec- ment officials. If these Bodell. “Doctors were con- it’s forgetfulness. preschoolers who have a silver or gray car. The tion of Third Street and reports appear in online cerned she may never walk Sometimes it’s the feeling of reached the height and motorist then left the scene. Barzen Avenue. At the time forums other than those again. It’s been a very tough invincibility and thinking weight limits of the rear- No injuries were reported. of the accident, Dominic owned by Thief River recovery, but that car seat you’re in total control of facing car seat should use a The Times isn’t naming the David Williams of Thief Falls media outlets, the gave Havana a chance to be what happens on the road,” forward-facing seat with boy since he is a victim of a River Falls was driving a information has been a little girl again. That said Mike Hanson, Office of harness until they reach the hit and run accident. 2007 Ford F-150 westbound copied. crash could’ve killed her, Traffic Safety director. weight limit of the harness Warrant apprehension on Third Street. According These reports include her two brothers and me, “Whatever the reason, it allowed by the car seat and domestic assault: On to the report, his pickup names of those charged, but I’m convinced that the can kill you. Be smart and manufacturer. Sept. 10 at 12:42 a.m., truck then rear-ended a arrested or cited with car seat and seat belts are take a couple of seconds to • Booster seats – For police received a request to westbound 2007 Toyota various crimes and why we’re alive today.” click it.” school-age children who remove someone from a Prius driven by Connie R. offenses. Depending Right choices lead to Speak up about have reached the height home in the 500 block of Peterson of Middle River. upon the circumstances lives saved buckling up and weight limits of the for- Kneale Ave. S. Laci Nicole Peterson had stopped to of a case, charges can be, Wearing a seat belt and The 2019 Minnesota Seat ward-facing seat. The boost- Johnson, 32, Thief River turn left onto Barzen and sometimes are, using the proper child safe- Belt Survey shows 93.4 per- er must be used with a lap Falls, has been charged Avenue at the time. No changed or dropped by ty seat increases the likeli- cent compliance for front- and shoulder belt. with domestic assault. She injuries were reported. law enforcement or attor- hood that motorists survive seat occupants, a slight • Seat belts – For chil- was arrested on that charge Williams has been cited for neys even before the case a traffic crash. increase over 2018 (92.4 dren 8 years old or have and two warrants. Johnson failure to drive with due reaches court. Of the 17,237 children percent). Drivers can help reached 4 feet 9 inches. allegedly head-butted a care. Readers should also ages 0-7 who were properly close the gap by refusing to Your child is ready for an man in the face and swung Found: On Sept. 11 at realize that under the restrained in a crash during start the car until every adult seat belt when they at him after an argument. 12:10 a.m., the Leech Lake American system of the last five years, 87 per- passenger is belted. can sit with their back The complaint indicated Tribal Police Department jurisprudence, those cent were not injured. Passengers can speak up against the vehicle seat, that she had previous qual- found Chloe Richards, 15, charged with crimes are The primary seat belt and challenge others in the knees bent comfortably and ified domestic violence Thief River Falls. Richards innocent until proven law requires drivers and car to be safe. completely over the vehicle offenses in Cass County, had been reported as a run- guilty of those crimes in passengers in all seating Sometimes the excuse seat edge without slouch- N.D. They included April away Sept. 6. She was a court of law. positions to buckle up or be may be — “It’s not like ing, and feet touching the convictions for felony sim- found safe. seated in the correct child drunk driving because I’m floor. ple assault of a peace offi- If readers have any

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The Thief River Falls support charitable, educa- Area Community Fund tion and public purpose recently awarded a $1,500 projects that will enhance grant to the local DARE or improve the quality of program. These funds will life for residents in the Dave Hill be used for program sup- Thief River Falls area. Editor plies, incentives and Tax-deductible donations [email protected] The Thief River Falls Area Community Fund recently awarded a $1,500 grant to the local rewards for the students can be made at www.nwmf. DARE program. Pictured are (from left) Dennis Bona with the TRFACF, Thief River Falls who participate org/ways-to-give/funds-by- Deputy Police Chief Jaeger Bellows, Thief River Falls Police Department School Resource “We are very thankful for county. Then click on the Officer Dusty Arlt, Pennington County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Seth Vettleson and Ole the generous donation to link for Pennington County. Tweet with the TRFACF. (Submitted) the DARE program,” said Donations can also be sent Pennington County to P.O. Box 43, Thief River Sheriff’s Office Chief Falls, MN 56701. Deputy Seth Vettleson. “We Organizations looking to Scott DCamp appreciate all that the apply for a grant from the Sports Editor TRF man sentenced [email protected] TRFACF does for the com- TRFACF may find applica- munity.” tions online at www.nwmf. The TRFACF has org/resources/grants/open- replaced the United Way grant-rounds/. The deadline for first degree DWI and provides grants to com- to apply for funding is May munity organizations. The 1, 2020. A Thief River Falls man Sept. 13, she had $54.18 in for three years. Nelson was purpose of the fund is to was sentenced Monday, her account. The following ordered to register as a April Scheinoha Sept. 9 in Pennington day, there was $30,118.70 in predatory offender. He was Reporter County District for a felony the account. On Sept. 26, a ordered to have no unsuper- Shooting sends [email protected] charge of first degree driv- total of $28,000 had been vised contact with people ing while impaired. Another withdrawn from the under the age of 18. Any first degree DWI charge account. supervised contact should man to the hospital was dismissed against A sheriff’s deputy com- be approved by his super- Todd Alan Cameron, 52. pleted a background check vising agent. Nelson was A Roseau man was treat- and stated that he was driv- For the former offense, on Anderson, finding that ordered to not loiter at any ed and released from ing himself to the hospital. Cameron was sentenced to she had been convicted of a public parks or any school LifeCare Medical Center in Booth said he had been DeDe Coltom 51 months in prison. He controlled substance crime property. Roseau after he accidental- operating the handgun, Sales and was ordered to complete the in 2008. Nelson was ordered to ly shot himself in the leg. when it accidentally dis- Marketing Challenge Incarceration On Oct. 3, law enforce- undergo a psychosexual Cody James Booth, 20, charged into his leg. 218-681-4450 Program. Cameron was also ment spoke with someone evaluation and Rule 20 suffered the gunshot wound The Pine to Prairie Drug [email protected] ordered to supply a DNA else regarding some infor- evaluation for the purpose Thursday, Sept. 12, accord- Task Force, Roseau Police sample and pay $210 in fees mation that person learned of treatment/services. He ing to Roseau County Department, Minnesota and fines. from a third party. The was ordered to have no Sheriff Steve Gust. Booth State Patrol and U.S. The charges stemmed third party believed access to or use of the inter- called 911 at about 4:06 Border Patrol also respond- from an April 21 traffic stop Anderson was using meth. net without approval. p.m. to report the incident ed to the call. Tom Williams after a sheriff’s deputy had Also on Nelson was ordered to have Sales and observed Cameron’s vehicle Oct. 3, a no access, use or connection Marketing swerving in third person to social net- 218-681-4450 and out of told a sher- w o r k i n g Stay of [email protected] its lane near iff’s deputy sites and the intersec- that it was m e d i u m s tion of b e l i e v e d u n l e s s Highway 1 A n d e r s o n approved by adjudication and 250th was selling his supervis- A v e n u e drugs at her ing agent. Northeast. home, 103 He was granted for According to Rice Ave. N., Tammy ordered to the com- Goodridge. Jean Hunt not use or p l a i n t , Todd Alan That person possess any Richard C a m e r o n Cameron said there pornograph- Fredrick felony offense crossed the were people going to and ic/sexually- Nelson center and fog lines multi- from the home almost daily e x p l i c i t A stay of adjudication was $125. ple times. He traveled on between 3 and 4 a.m. material. He granted for a felony drug offense Thief River Falls Police the fog line for several hun- That day, the Drug Task was ordered to not use or included in the latest edition of the Department cases: Jeffrey dred feet and quickly jerked Force officer applied for an possess firearms, ammuni- Pennington County Citation Warnie Koebernick, 31, Blackduck, back into his lane. application and affidavit for tion or explosives. Nelson Disposition Bulletin. The Times third degree driving while Upon stopping Cameron, pen register. Two days later, was ordered to provide a pays for copies of this public infor- impaired, $1,285, one year in jail the deputy observed that he he began receiving real- DNA sample. He was also mation. If it appears in an online stayed for four years, probation to had bloodshot and watery time GPS coordinates for ordered to pay $210 in fees forum other than The Times’ web- the court for four years, chemical site, it has been copied. assessment; Jeniffer Marie eyes. His breath also mod- Anderson’s phone. It initial- and fines. Pennington County Gaffaney, 41, Thief River Falls, no erately smelled like an alco- ly noted the phone was near The charges stemmed Sheriff’s Office cases: Tammy seat belt worn, $110; Gregory (USPS 627-360) holic beverage. The deputy Coon Rapids. Law enforce- from messages Oct. 28, Jean Hunt, 64, Goodridge, stay of Good, 61, Red Lake, stay of adjudi- (ISSN: 1057-6827) saw a glass pipe commonly ment tracked the phone according to the complaint. adjudication for a felony offense of cation for a charge of driving after fifth degree controlled substance cancellation – inimical to public Published weekly every Wednesday used to smoke marijuana in throughout the afternoon, He contacted a sheriff’s by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main the vehicle. When asked, eventually learning the deputy posing as a 15-year- crime and continued, $125, 30 days safety and continued, $275, unsu- in jail to be served concurrently pervised probation for two years, Avenue North, Thief River Falls, Cameron said he didn’t phone was north of old girl on Facebook. Nelson with another case, supervised pro- obtain driving privileges within MN 56701-1906. have any drug parapherna- Highway 92 on 400th contacted the girl twice on bation for five years, work release one year either by getting a valid lia. However, he later hand- Avenue Southeast. Facebook Messenger. When and Sentence to Serve privileges, driver’s license or ignition inter- ed the deputy a metal con- That day, Chief Deputy the deputy responded that chemical assessment, participate lock and filing proof with the court; SUBSCRIPTION RATES tainer containing marijua- Seth Vettleson pulled over the girl was 15, Nelson ini- in mental health services as rec- Hunter Michael Connolly, 30, Thief Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, ommended by providers, including River Falls, calendar parking vio- na residue. Cameron admit- the vehicle, which was trav- tially wrote that he was 55 Roseau, Kittson and East Half ted that he uses the con- eling 66 mph in a 55-mph and too old. Later, he sent a medication management and indi- lation – parking lots, $52. vidual therapy, attend support Kelly David Forsberg, 54, Thief of Polk Counties...... $44.00/Yr tainer to store marijuana. zone. Anderson was driving, message to the “girl,” ask- groups as recommended by proba- River Falls, stay of adjudication for Inside the vehicle, the and Hunt was the passen- ing for nude pictures. tion, such as Alcoholics a charge of driving after cancella- ...... $30.00/6 Mo deputy found another con- ger. Nelson also wrote about Anonymous or Narcotics tion – inimical to public safety and All Other Addresses With tainer and a pill bottle, both Hunt asked why so many performing oral sex on the Anonymous on a regular basis and continued, $275, unsupervised pro- containing marijuana officers had stopped the girl. Several messages obtain a sponsor, not to use or pos- bation for two years, obtain driving 567 Zip Code ...... $55.00/Yr residue. A glass pipe was vehicle. The Drug Task described sexual activity to sess firearms, ammunition or privileges within one year either ...... $38.00/6 Mo explosives, another felony offense by getting a valid driver’s license also found. Force officer asked twice which the deputy responded of fifth degree controlled substance or ignition interlock and filing Elsewhere in the U.S.A...... $77.00/Yr Cameron failed three whether drugs were in the that “she” would like to crime was dismissed; Roger Lee proof with the court; Michael ...... $46.00/6 Mo field sobriety tests. During vehicle. Hunt said there engage in those activities. Passa, 34, Thief River Falls, Anthony Sapa, 26, Hallock, no one of the tests, he said, “I was a one-hitter in the vehi- Nelson replied that he charge of domestic abuse – viola- insurance – owner, $285, driver’s Periodicals Postage Paid At don’t think I could do this cle and she also grabbed a didn’t know how that would tion of a protection order was dis- license violation, $100, unregis- Thief River Falls, Minnesota 56701 sober.” A test later found wooden dugout out of her happen without him getting missed. tered vehicle – alter/deface regis- Mark Alan Shimer II, 43, Thief tration, $300; Theresa Lynn that Cameron had a blood purse. into trouble. He also wrote River Falls, driving after cancella- Smieja, 37, no city listed, calendar POSTMASTER: alcohol content of 0.10. K-9 Max was brought to that he didn’t want anyone tion – inimical to public safety, parking violation – Send Address Changes To: The complaint indicated the scene and alerted his else to know if it did. $310, 365 days in jail stayed for streets/avenues, $52. The Times that he had been previously partner that the vehicle When told the “girl” was two years, unsupervised probation Jody Renae Stene, 48, PO Box 100 convicted of first degree contained narcotics. going to take a shower, for two years; Madeliene Josephine Wannaska, two calendar parking DWI in Pennington County Law enforcement soon Nelson encouraged the girl Gray, 22, St. Martin, stay of adju- violations – streets/avenues, $52 Thief River Falls, MN dication for a charge of issuance of each; Petr Teplicek, 30, Thief River 56701-0100 in both 2006 and 2014. searched the vehicle. In to masturbate. He wrote a worthless check and continued, Falls, careless driving, $385, 30 Tammy Jean Hunt, 64, Hunt’s purse, they found that he wanted to go to the $50, unsupervised probation for days in jail stayed for one year; The Thief River Falls Times is published Goodridge, was sentenced two glass pipes commonly girl’s home and engage in in conjunction with the Northern Watch, one year, $352.13 in restitution; Jordan Adam Burstad, 30, Thief which is published weekly every Saturday. for a felony charge of third used to smoke meth. Both sexual conduct, but he Cassandra Marion Brua, 17, Thief River Falls, no seat belt worn, degree drug possession. contained a white residue. didn’t think her parents River Falls, 64/55, $125. $110; Chandler Alan Grindeland, The Thief River Falls Times is the official Hunt was granted a five- A baggie with 1.75 grams of would like it. Nelson again Minnesota State Patrol 23, Thief River Falls, no seat belt newspaper for: Pennington County; Cities cases: Samantha Elizabeth worn, $110; Jonathan David Earl of Thief River Falls, Goodridge and St. year stay of imposition. As a meth was also found inside referred to nude pictures. Hilaire; School Districts of Thief River Chaput, 29, Crookston, 110/60, Haugan, 22, Thief River Falls, Falls 564, Newfolden 441, and Goodridge condition of that sentence, a metal tin in her purse. The deputy responded that $385; Tanya Lynn Aery, 30, Thief expired registration, $115. 561. Hunt was ordered to serve In Anderson’s purse, law “she” would show “her” gen- River Falls, use of an electronic Jessica Marie Johnson, 38, 30 days in jail concurrently enforcement found an eye- itals to Nelson in person. device while driving, $135; Nicole Thief River Falls, calendar parking The Thief River Falls Times shall not be liable for slight changes or typographical with another case. Work glasses case containing a The two agreed to meet Lynn Busse, 47, Thief River Falls, violation – streets/avenues, $52; errors that do not lessen the value of an release and Sentence to baggie of meth. They also later at the dam. no seat belt worn, $110; Bernard Laci Nicole Johnson, 32, Thief advertisement. The Thief River Falls Serve privileges were grant- found a plastic zip-top bag Nelson admitted that he James Overby, 62, Grand Forks, River Falls, charge of domestic Times' liability for other errors or N.D., 70/55, $145; Damian Kane assault dismissed; Chad Jeffrey omissions in connection with an ed. She was ordered to containing meth. The bags had texted with the “girl” advertisement is strictly limited to Whitehorse, 23, Selz, N.D., 70/55, LaPlante, 38, Plummer, possession publication of the advertisement in any serve supervised probation weighed a total of 44.19 and described oral sex. He $145; Alexandria Marie Maashio, of drug paraphernalia, $135; Aaron subsequent issue or the refund of any for five years. grams. Her wallet con- said he wasn’t going to hurt 22, Strathcona, 65/55, $125; Chad Michael Maynard, 33, Rochester, monies paid for the advertisement. Hunt was also ordered to tained $405 in cash. A glass the girl. Nelson told the Thomas McGough, 47, Glyndon, driving after revocation, $285; complete a chemical assess- jar and a plastic baggie, deputy that he wouldn’t 69/55, $135; Rachel Elizabeth Jeremy Aaron Tostrup, 22, Thief ment. She was ordered to both containing ground-up want anything like this to Moore, 26, Goodridge, no seat belt River Falls, no seat belt worn, THIEF RIVER FALLS participate in mental health marijuana, were also found. happen to his granddaugh- worn, $110; Anthony Micheal $110. Nelson, 31, Oslo, charge of no proof services as recommended by The marijuana weighed ter. of insurance dismissed; Jason her providers, including 14.98 grams. Robert Okstad, 26, Gonvick, 65/60, medication management On the front seat, law 324 Main Avenue North and individual therapy. enforcement found a coin THIEF RIVER FALLS P.O. Box 100 Hunt was ordered to attend purse with $86 in cash and Thief River Falls, MN 56701 support groups as directed a one-hitter pipe with mari- SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM Telephone: (218) 681-4450 by probation, including juana residue. PENNINGTON, RED LAKE, MARSHALL, ROSEAU, KITTSON AND EAST HALF OF Fax: (218) 681-4455 Alcoholics Anonymous or Richard Fredrick POLK COUNTIES ...... Narcotics Anonymous on a Nelson, 55, Thief River $44.00 e-mail: [email protected] ALL OTHER ADDRESSES regular basis and obtain a Falls, was sentenced for WITH A 567 ZIP CODE...... http://www.trftimes.com sponsor. She was ordered to felony electronic solicitation Name $55.00 ELSEWHERE IN THE U.S.A...... provide a DNA sample and of children to engage in sex- $77.00 Business Hours: Address pay $210 in fees and fines. ual conduct. 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OSE AIRSPRAYEvan Ose, Owner/Operator 330 Markley Ave. N. Office (218) 689-8098 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 [email protected] Adult Basic Education Classes in TRF The Fall schedule for Thief River Falls Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes are: Monday - Thursday from 8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Blake Melbye received a purple ribbon for registered Students can work to: Berkshire gilt at the 2019 Minnesota State Fair. • Achieve a High School Equivalency - GED or MN (Submitted) Standard Adult Diploma • Learn to speak, read or write in english (english as a Silverton 4-H Club received a purple ribbon at the 2019 second language - ESL) Minnesota State Fair for its club banner. (Submitted) • Prepare for college or work-accuplacer test preparation, resume writing, interview preparation, etc. • Build basic skills (brush-up) in reading, writing and math • Improve reading skills with STAR reading instruction for intermediate level readers • Build computer skills through NorthStar digital literacy to access, navigate, organize and utilize information from digital or technology resources • Prepare for U.S. Citizenship Oral Exam and Oral Interview For more information, call 218-683-8764 or stop by Room 115 (Door A) at Northland Community and Technical College

Brianne Ellison received purple ribbons for Dairy Goat Showmanship and Herdsmanship at the 2019 Minnesota Caitlynn Ellison had a champion LaMancha junior doe and State Fair. (Submitted) also received purple ribbons for Showmanship and Herdsmanship at the 2019 Minnesota State Fair. (Submitted)

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Pennington County 4- • Nathan Anderson, • Nolan Liedberg, inde- participated in the THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Hers have returned from Sanders 4-H Club, blue rib- pendent 4-H member, blue Minnesota Meats competi- HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. the 2019 Minnesota State bon for Elements of ribbon for Shop tion. Those participating Fair. Members exhibited in Photography • Jarek Martinsen, included Brianne Ellison, PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. a variety of project areas. • Lily Beavis, Kratka 4- Sanders 4-H Club, blue rib- Caitlynn Ellison, Wyatt FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Overall, there were 11 H Club, blue ribbon for bon for Clothes You Make Halvorson, Jayce youth who exhibited during Shop • Olivia Mooney, Sanders Lizakowski, Blake Melbye, HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. the livestock encampment • Brianne Ellison, Happy 4-H Club, blue ribbon for Noah Rupprecht, Anna PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. Aug. 21- 25 and 19 youth Acres 4-H Club, blue ribbon Performing Arts Knott and Elaina Knott. Dance to TEXAS CONNECTION who exhibited during gener- for Needle Arts • Gracie Murry, Kratka Youth also participated in al encampment Aug. 27-29. • Caitlynn Ellison, 4-H Club, red ribbon for Chef for a Day, including SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Of the exhibitors, the fol- Happy Acres 4-H Club, blue Child & Family Gracie Murry, Anastasia lowing were purple ribbon ribbon for Quilting Development Williams and Wyatt BAR BINGO 5p.m. award winners: • Nolan Enge, Silverton • Harper Solem, Steiner Halvorson. • Brianne Ellison, Happy 4-H Club, blue ribbon for 4-H Club, participation rib- Pennington County 4-H MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Acres 4-H Club, purple rib- Fishing Sports bon for Fashion Revue also had one member, Tyler HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. bon for Dairy Goat • Ruby Geiser, Steiner 4- • Avery Stenvik, Sanders Sele, Steiner 4-H Club, par- Showmanship; blue ribbon H Club, participation rib- 4-H Club, blue ribbon for ticipate in State Arts-In. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 for Alpine Dry Yearling Doe; bon for Fashion Revue Clothes You Make State Arts-In is a 22-day and purple ribbon for • Wyatt Halvorson, • Anastasia Williams, intensive arts experience HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. Herdsmanship Kratka 4-H Club, blue rib- independent 4-H member, where youth prepare a • Caitlynn Ellison, bon for Crafts blue ribbon for Foods and musical to perform three to Happy Acres 4-H Club, • Mason Iverson, Nutrition four times daily during the Champion LaMancha Satellite 4-H Club, blue rib- • Wyatt Williams, inde- Minnesota State Fair. Youth VFW Junior Doe; Reserve bon for Shop pendent member of 4-H, perform at least 35 shows to POSTVFW #2793 CAFE THIEF RIVER FALLS Breakfast Champion Intermediate • Maverick Iverson, blue ribbon for Foods and more than 12,000 audience Monday - Saturday 7 - 11 a.m. Mon. - Fri. Showmanship; purple rib- Satellite 4-H Club, blue rib- Nutrition members. 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. 6 - 11 a.m. Sat. bon for Showmanship; and bon for Fine Arts • Kratka 4-H Club, blue Gaming License #A-00404-001 Karen Specials purple ribbon for • Felix Jensen, ribbon for Community Pride (218) 681-1211 Every Day Herdsmanship Highlanding 4-H Club, blue • Kratka 4-H Club, blue • Kale Geiser, Steiner 4- ribbon for Performing Arts ribbon for Club Banner H Club, Champion • Amber Koski, Happy During the Minnesota Registered Columbia Ewe Acres 4-H Club, blue ribbon State Fair, youth from Lamb for Photo Manipulation Pennington County also • Wyatt Halvorson, Kratka 4-H Club, purple ribbon in Rabbit Herdsmanship; and blue ADOPTION MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ribbon for Polish Senior CALIFORNIA SUNLIT NURSERY SAVE ON YOUR DONATE YOUR CAR Buck awaits baby. Promise warm loving home, NEXT PRESCRIPTION truck or boat to Heritage For The • Jacey Larson, Steiner secure future, best education, travel. 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A new chapter of chapter organized. Rep. Deb Kiel will join Minnesota Federation of However, I believe it will the Northwestern SCRATCH & DENT FURNITURE! USED Republican Women is form- become an official chapter Minnesota Republican ing in the northwestern cor- soon," said Hughes. Women, but she will be ner of the state. Hughes added, “I am unable to attend this first FURNITURE AND A HUGE SELECTION The first Northwestern very excited to gather with meeting due to legislative Minnesota Republican other ladies throughout the obligations. Women's Chapter meeting northwestern corner of the According to Hughes, OF GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES! will be held Saturday, Sept. state and band together subsequent meetings will 21 at 1 p.m. at the apart- with our Republican princi- be moved throughout every ment meeting room located ples, strong work ethic, and county in SD1. In order to Store Hours at 712 Atlantic Ave., Thief campaign to retain our become an official MNFRW Monday - Friday • 9-6 River Falls. State Senate seat, our two chapter, the Northwestern “When Minnesota State House seats, reelect Minnesota Republican Thursday • 9-7 Republican Women join President Trump, and Women need 10 women to Saturday • 9-3 together as a political force, replace Democrat U.S. sign up. There is a cost to we make the right things Senator Tina Smith and join. For more information, www.popplersfurniture.com happen. As women, our U.S. Congressman Collin email info@northwestern- 201 LaBree Ave. N. • Thief River Falls • 681-3914 influences can lead to better Peterson with Republicans. minnesotarepublican- government policy as we I believe with more conver- women.com or call Amanda work within the Party to sations and connecting with Hughes at 218-436-4010. promote freedom, equality our neighbors, we can elect Members of MNFRW are and justice,” said Karlstad a Republican U.S. senator automatically also mem- resident Amanda Hughes, a and congressman who bet- bers of the National volunteer with MNFRW. ter represent our values.” Federation of Republican The new chapter will Kathy Tingelstad, presi- Women, which was founded include the counties in dent of the statewide over 80 years ago. Local Senate District 1 of MNFRW and a former chapters throughout the Minnesota including Republican state legislator, United States are known Kittson, Roseau, Marshall, said, “I am very happy to for: monthly speakers who Pennington, Polk and Red come to SD1 to help organ- address challenging politi- Lake. The mission of ize this new chapter of the cal topics, train women to MNFRW is to encourage, MNFRW.” run for office, as well as educate and support Besides Tingelstad, a community service projects Republican women from all member of the Trump related to patriotism and age groups and walks of life Victory Team will attend as “Caring for America.” to be key players at the well as Rep. Dan Fabian For more information political table on national, and possibly Sen. Mark about Minnesota state and local issues. Johnson. This will be a Federation of Republican “As a community volun- valuable opportunity to Women, check out teer, I’ve been working with hear a legislative update www.mnfrw.com. other grassroot volunteers from SD1 legislators, and to get this new MNFRW ask questions.

Two groups from Inspire Dance Academy performed Saturday morning at Village Art. Here, the first group performed. The annual event featured performing and visual arts at Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in Thief River Falls. MDAN ads to run ONE TIME, the week beginning 9/15/2019 6 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times North Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Speaking of … How about a king or queen?

and queen as they were characters running for Didn’t the election year born and grew up? No, it office like chickens without seem odd to you? What were doesn’t sound bad at all, heads, bragging on them- they all doing? Who were by especially when a person selves (and lying about a lot they, anyway? Did any of Sherry looks at what we are facing of it, no doubt.) Look at who them seem like they would this year! we have now. Think of it! take good care of our coun- LaCoursiere One king or queen for a Having a queen or a king try? Pippin lifetime or until they got is so much easier. They take I do. I don’t think so. I tired of it and passed the over when their royal par- worry – what if we get a dud Sometimes I can’t help crown on to the next in line. ent or parents pass away or – what if we get a dud but think it would be a good No more wondering about quit and then they automat- AGAIN? thing to have a king run- what kind of person would ically become king or queen. We just seem to spend ning the country instead of be taking over the govern- Of course, they would have entirely too much time and someone who is elected. ment – it would be the same a bunch of other smart peo- money fussing about this Things in the United as before only younger and ple to help them through election stuff all the time. States have gotten to be one fresher and maybe even tough spots and decisions, Most people are so sick and heck of a mess. Just think smarter. but everything would be cut tired of hearing about it by how it could be if we had a And consider how much and dried, and nobody the time the elections come king and queen running the time we could save by hav- would have to wonder what around when a person will country. Just think of all the ing one ruler. When we is coming or who is the best actually vote, they are time and money and tire- have spent at least a year’s person for the job or any of ready to vote for Santa some talk – when it could length or longer fussing that stuff. Claus if his name wasn’t on be so simple to a king or around with all those people And if they don’t want to the ballot. Am I right? queen to run the country. running for office and mak- become king or queen, they I’m going to get ready No more running for ing speeches for and against could always abdicate and it right now… “Dear Santa, office and pretending to and bragging and blabbing would automatically go to for Christmas please bring know everything and being about whether or not the the next royal in line who me peace on Earth and a the best thing since sliced others are worth anything wants it. Cut and dried – no GOOD person to care for REGISTERED bread. or not. questions asked! our country. We need lots of And wouldn’t it be fun to Think of how much good Just transfer the royal help – right now! see little heirs of the king television time we have crown and call somebody NURSES wasted watching those else “Your Royal Majesty.” Critical access healthcare facility seeks Times for Toddlers … RNs to ll benet eligible positions in OB, Here are some tips on using television Med/Surg/CCU, Behavioral Health and Emergency. to help, not harm your children

12 hour rotating shifts • Every 3rd weekend/holiday • Competitive salary Ninety-eight percent of chores. As much as possible • Be as selective with walk” with a jar and lid Leadership/Charge opportunities all households in the United include them in these activ- your child’s television diet with holes punched in it. OB Charge $2,500 sign on bonus-previous labor/delivery/charge experience required. States own one or more tel- ities. as you are with what he or Then collect a variety of evision sets. Television • Carefully select the she eats. Just as we are insects. Be sure to identify wisely used can be a won- shows your family watches. what we eat, to some the insect and any special derful entertainment source Be the parent and insist extent, so, too, we are what things about the insect that in a family. But, like every- that certain shows are off we watch. you know. It is fun to read thing else, television can limits. (Contributed by the children’s books about the also have harmful effects. • Set aside a time for Early Childhood Family insects once the children A e ri . Following are some ways to “family shows” you watch Education Department of know the names of the vari- o tact: 20 5 1 tw r @me e ri . use television to help, not together. When parents and School District 564.) ous insects. 1 v t tc N 5 55 harm, your child. children talk about the pro- SOMETHING TO TALK SCAVENGER HUNT • Don’tMore use television ads as gram’s on content,next family page> ABOUT For next week’s Activities a baby-sitter. It may seem members gain insight about Talk about what is real feature, you will need a harmless to place children the program and each other. and what is pretend. Young banana, cookie sprinkles, in front of the television, • Don’t use television as children tend to think that raisins, nuts or candies, and regardless of the quality of a reward or punishment. Page If 1any of program 2 with people in licorice. programming, when you are you do, you can place too it is real. They do not under- (Contributed by The busy around the house. much value on the medium.Minnesotastand the concept of acting. Discovery Place Early However, children build Instead try to think of (Contributed by the Learning Center.) strong family ties from their something more directly Early Childhood Family JOKE OF THE WEEK e ads. If you have questions, pleaseparticipation call MNA in at household 800/279-2979.tied to Thankthe child’s you. behavior. Education Department of Q: What kind of bee can Display Ad NetworkSchool District 564.) fly without wings? WONDERS OF THE A: A Frisbee! WEB BOOK OF THE WEEK The Internet has long There are thousands of been available to supple- books written for young ment your parenting knowl- children every year and edge and skills. This is one many are available for you web location that your fam- to borrow from a public ily might enjoy: TV-watch- library or can be purchased ing guidelines for your tod- from a bookstore or online. dler. https://www.babycen- Here are a classic children’s ter.com/0_tv-watching- book or two that your fami- guidelines-for-tod- ly might enjoy: dlers_11746.bc Wiesner, David. The Remember that you can Three Pigs. The three pigs also visit the website of escape the wolf by going your local public library to into another world where find out more about local they meet the cat and the library services. Libraries fiddle, the cow that jumped in much of northwest over the moon, and a drag- Minnesota are listed on the on. Northwest Regional Library A. Wolf (as told to Jon website: http://www.nwr- Scieszka). The True Story lib.org/ of the Three Little Pigs. (With assistance from The wolf gives his own out- the Thief River Falls Public landish version of what Library.) really happened when he ACTIVITIES tangled with the three little Bug Hunt pigs. At this time of the year, VIDEO VARIETY there seems to be a lot of In addition to the books insects all over. Children that are available for your Karen (left) and Krystal Hope performed Saturday, Sept. 14 are fascinated by insects. family, there are also many at Village Art. The annual event featured performing and This is a good time to build movies and documentaries visual artists at Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in Thief on this natural interest and that may make you laugh River Falls. learn something about and inspire you, as well. insects. First go on a “bug Here is one classic choice: Three Pigs and a Baby. When three pigs are the target of a special-ops team of wolves and their plan to finally infiltrate the impenetrable house of bricks, the unassuming pigs find a tiny wolf cub on their doorstep and raise him as their own. Pet treat tasting event to be held Tractor Supply Company REGISTERED is hosting a pet treat tast- ing event Saturday, Sept. NURSES 21, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Critical access its store in Thief River healthcare facility seeks Falls. This event will give pets the chance to sample a RNs to ll variety of pet treats avail- benet eligible able at Tractor Supply positions in OB, Company. Med/Surg/CCU, “At Tractor Supply, we Behavioral Health and believe in giving your pets a choice,” said Jessica Passa, Emergency. manager of the Thief River Falls Tractor Supply store. 12 hour rotating shifts • Every 3rd weekend/holiday • Competitive salary Leadership/Charge opportunities “From our exclusive OB Charge $2,500 sign on bonus-previous labor/delivery/charge experience required. 4health® brand to Purina, Blue Buffalo and Pedigree, we carry a wide variety of pet food and treat options to ensure your four-legged family members stay nour- Thief River Falls Community Arts Council performers (from left) Andraya Bakken, Sarah ished and satisfied all year Apply online: meekermemorial.org Hahn, Annabelle Simoneau and Karena Bakken performed Saturday, Sept. 14 at Village long. We hope you will join Contact: Cindi at (320) 693-4521 or [email protected] us on Sept. 21, 2019, to let Art. The annual event featured performing and visual artists at Peder Engelstad Pioneer your pet find its treat of 612 Sibley Avenue South, Litchfield, MN 55355 EOE Village in Thief River Falls. choice.”

Wednesday, September 18, 2019 COLUMNISTS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7 Theology in the Trenches … When things are predictable, life offers stability Little things - things as oned with back then, and because although some 40 ly a visit home unless you There is one who never little as views out a window the quietude offered via the years have passed, Glenna enter the hometown gro- changes in an ever changing - can be something that is slight breeze was pre- still prays in a pew. She cers. world. He is the one who predictable. I recently read dictable. Recognizable was remains steadfast. Shari’s I make my way to Dad’s will never leave us nor for- about someone who’d taken Duke’s gray tank-like car smile greets us, announcing house. He is there. Within is sake us (Heb. 13:5). He is by Kathleen pictures of lilacs in full parked curbside across from all is well. Alisha reaches a his favorite chair. I recall ever present (Ps. 46:1). He Kjolhaug bloom. They noted that it our house, and next to it hand out to grasp and the him waving one finger in is the beginning and the was a reminder of the view was Mamie’s house where baptismal font stabilizes the air. It’s a familiar greet- end, the Alpha and the they’d had out their window there was a large concrete many as does his word spo- ing. I like it. It comforts. It Omega (Rev. 22:13). He is while growing up. It was wall which held back her ken this day. Many a church is predictable. When Dad who he says he is and there Predictability. It’s a the scent of lilacs outside neatly mowed yard. Just up bell rings, inviting all who would drive down the high- is none like him (Is. 46:9). good word. The small town this window that greeted from that was the brick hear to the table of grace. way of life, he’d greet the And, it just doesn’t get any in which I grew up offers all and brought comfort. There church we attended as a It’s predictable. oncoming cars in similar more predictable than that. of that and more. My best was the element of the family, and if one followed A drive through town fashion. They could never He not only stabilizes, guess is that your small familiar, the stable, the pre- the sidewalk on up the turns up a friend walking hear his predictable greet- but he anchors (Heb. 6:19). town offers the likes of this, dictable. path, one would eventually briskly with her husband. ing, but I did. “Hey buddy,” As he anchors as the Rock too. When things are pre- I recall a predictable come to the school, the We recognize them as the he would say all friendly … I appreciate His pre- dictable, life offers stability, scene from my childhood. library…parts of the com- family that owned the local like. dictability. As Heb. 13:8 and with stability, founda- Each night from my second munity offered to all who grocery for many decades. Hometowns are like this. says, “Jesus Christ is the tions are built. When foun- story window, I peered out lived among us. The store remains the hub Each has their mainstays same yesterday and today dations can be trusted, then upon the lamp lit street Today, the brown bricked of predictability. Although along main and, for the and forever.” Amen. our comfort is secure … and after dusk. The scene before church remains steadfast, the market is no longer most part, they are pre- when we feel secure, we can me brought comfort. Mid- continuing to point the way operated by them, the loca- dictable. offer predictability to others summer air conditioning for many a pilgrim. It is pre- tion is the same, so I enter However, there is one around us. was not a force to be reck- dictable when I enter … just because it’s not real- who is more predictable. Public Health Points … Winter Wonderland Book Fair Social Security: Social Security Child Passenger and Medicare

Social Security and Safety Week Medicare are both pro- grams that are household in passenger vehicles. names, but do you know the Inter-County Nursing Fatalities decreased in 2017 Service for Pennington true difference? While from 2016, the first Social Security offers County reminds area resi- decrease since 2014. dents of Child Passenger retirement, disability, and • On average, nearly survivors benefits, Safety Week, Sept. 15-21. two children under 13 were The U.S. Department of Medicare provides health killed every day in 2017 insurance. Transportation’s National while riding in cars, SUVs, Highway Traffic Safety Medicare is our country’s pickups, and vans. health insurance program Administration’s desires to Car seats, booster seats, make sure all parents and for people age 65 or older and seat belts save lives and younger people receiv- caregivers are correctly • In 2017, among chil- using the correct car seats ing Social Security disabili- dren under 5, car seats ty benefits. The program or seat belts for their chil- saved an estimated 312 dren’s ages and sizes. helps with the cost of lives. A total of 371 children health care, but it doesn’t Lives lost and injuries could have survived if they cover all medical expenses Car crashes are a leading had been buckled up 100% cause of death for children. or the cost of most long- of the time. term care. • Every 32 seconds in Car seat checks are 2017, one child under the When you first enroll in available by appointment at Prowler Pride … Medicare and during cer- age of 13 in a passenger Inter-County Nursing vehicle was involved in a tain times of the year, you Service by calling 218-681- can choose how you get crash. 0876; www.trafficsafety- Reading is “snow” much fun • From 2013 to 2017, your Medicare coverage. marketing.gov/get-materi- Saturday Book Fair event. brate reading. There are two main ways to there were 3,313 children als/child-safety/child-pas- Challenger under 13 killed while riding Our first arriving little • Thursday, Oct. 3 – 5:30 get Medicare: senger-safety-week. Book Fair is “snowman” shopper will – 8 p.m.: Shop in your Original Medicare win a Book Fair shopping favorite flannel shirt for our Original Medicare Positive Thoughts … Sept. 28-Oct. 4 certificate. Have your little Blizzard of Fun Family includes Medicare Part A one register to win prizes Event. Join us in Gym 1 (Hospital Insurance) and and take a guess at the from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. as all Part B (Medical Insurance). “snowball” guessing jar. little “Snowflakes” receive If you want drug coverage, It’s absolutely We invite you to join us • Tuesday, Oct. 1 – 5:30 – 10 free tickets to play you can join a separate Part for our Winter Wonderland 8 p.m.: Wear your ugly games and win prizes. D plan. To help pay your Book Fair, where reading is sweater and join us for our Register for a treasure load out-of-pocket costs in “SNOW” much fun. Our Cozy Family Event. of prizes and take a chance Original Medicare (like “awesome”! Challenger parent group is Register for prizes and take on the guessing jar. We will your deductible and 20% planning a blizzard of fun coinsurance), you can also you use one positive word in a guess at our “Hot Cocoa” have a light snowman meal as we welcome the guessing jar. Register for of pizza and a beverage shop for and buy supple- your vocabulary everyday Scholastic Book Fair Sept. mental coverage. Examples and share it with people our family fun basket, enter available for $2 from 5:30 – by Dan 28 – Oct. 4. Come and into a drawing for prizes 6:30 p.m. include coverage from a you care about, it brightens explore the huge selection Medicare Supplement Bartsch their day and they will and play the spin wheel. If you are not able to join of popular books, education- • Wednesday, Oct. 2 – us or if you want to shop for Insurance (Medigap) policy, repeat it. When you keep al resource books, cook- or from a former employer hearing that positive word 7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.: Join additional books, be sure to books, games and more for us as we celebrate our check out the awesome or union. his week's column is over and over again, all ages: pre-school through Medicare Advantage T chances are you are going to GRANDS! A grand is a books we have available at about a word that I have adults. Our entire commu- grandparent, parent, aunt, our on-line shop, which is (also known as Part C) been using lately. believe it. nity: parents, children, Medicare Advantage is I’ve found that it can be uncle, neighbor or any other open for an extended peri- A person came up to me teachers, grandparents, adult that is important to a od: Sept. 22 – Oct. 4 at: an “all in one” alternative and asked why do I always any word: awesome, cool, neighbors and friends are to Original Medicare. These super, super-duper, great or child. A grand is you. http://www.scholastic.com/b use the word "awesome" invited to visit our fun-filled Grands register for prizes f/challengertrf “bundled” plans include when it comes to things and even supercala ... supercala Book Fair week. Part A, Part B, and usually ... what Mary Poppins said. all day. Join your We hope you join us for people. Not everything is Maryfran Twistol, Challenger student for this special event we have Part D. Part C plans may always awesome. Some I believe a positive word is Challenger volunteer coor- have lower out-of-pocket another way of saying "I lunch and then shop the planned for our entire com- things and people are just dinator, shared, "Volunteers Book Fair together to cele- munity. costs than Original there. love you." have been decorating and Medicare. They also may Well, that person must Another positive word I planning special events to offer extra benefits that have had a bad or off day, use a lot is good, which create an excitement for Original Medicare doesn’t which I understand as I reminds me of a joke or reading and to help inspire cover — like vision, hear- have those days myself. observation: What is con- our children to become life- ing, dental, and more. Back in junior high, I went sidered good to God? You long readers. The Book Fair If you can’t afford to pay to try out for the seventh see, man invents things and is a valuable fundraiser for your Medicare premiums grade football team. Well, says it’s wonderful. God cre- our school as 100% of the and other medical costs, they got me a uniform, but ates and says it’s good. Man Book Fair profit is gifted in you may be able to get help it took awhile to find a hel- invents a car and says it’s books to classroom from your state. States met since I have a petite lit- amazing; God creates a tree libraries." offer programs for people tle head. Then, when I got and says it’s good. Man Challenger's Book Fair eligible for or entitled to on the field, the grass was invents a refrigerator and hours are Monday, Sept. 30 Medicare who have low still wet from a morning it’s fantastic; God creates a through Thursday, Oct. 3 income. Some programs rain, so when I made my rabbit and says it’s good. A from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., may pay for Medicare pre- first tackle, I put all my year later the wheels fall off with a shortened schedule miums and some pay weight on my left arm and the car, and the fridge conks on Friday, Oct. 4 from 7:30 Medicare deductibles and broke a small bone in my out; meanwhile the tree is a.m. to noon. Extended coinsurance. To qualify, you wrist. I wore a cast for six still growing and the rabbit evening and weekend Book must have limited income weeks. Was that "awe- is still hopping around ... Fair hours with special and resources. some?" Uhh ... no. good. I wonder, when God events have been planned You can learn more I use the word "awe- created the Grand Canyon, for our community, to about Medicare, including some" to spread a little and if he said "Meh!" include: how to apply for Medicare goodness and positivity to Well, I hope you have a • Saturday, Sept. 28 - 8 and get a replacement my friends and family's good day my awesome a.m. – noon: “SNOW” much Medicare card, at lives. But I learned this, if friends, and God bless. fun will be found in our www.socialsecurity.gov/ benefits/medicare. On the Other Hand … Having an unbreakable bond with my sister having divorced parents would push each other opposites. She is very outgo- ice cream out of the contain- with her because I know the isn’t ideal, but if I’m being down the stairs. My mom ing, crazy, loud, funny, spon- er. We cry. We laugh, and I hardest part about going off completely honest, I would- and aunt used to tell me all taneous, and has the mean we do a lot of laugh- to college next year will be by n’t have it any other way. the time that this was just a biggest heart, while I’m ing, and we even sleep not being able to see her Brea My parents got divorced phase we were going very independent and like together half the time. and hang out with her every when I was pretty young, so through and that we were to keep to myself, which I We’ve also gone through day. Prickett my sister and I never really actually going to end up think is why I didn’t really a lot together, like the loss My sister is my rock. She remembered what it was being best friends, like they prefer her the first 14 years of our cousin, grandpa, and supports me through thick like for them to be together. were. At the time, I’d never of my life. great grandma. I know I can and thin, and I know she’ll On the Other Hand is Throughout the process of thought I had heard a big- Over the course of the always lean on her in diffi- always have my back. Carli written by students trying to come to terms with ger lie. last three years, my sister cult times, and I can always is seriously the best all attending Lincoln High what our ‘new lives’ were As we both started to has become my absolute go to her if I need a good around human I have ever School in Thief River going to look like, we built grow up, we very slowly best friend, and I wouldn’t laugh. Even though she’s met. Oftentimes when we Falls. an unbreakable bond. began to start liking each trade her for the world. Not three years younger than aren’t with each other for a Now don’t get me wrong, other. Let’s fast forward to only are we best friends, but me, I often find myself going day, I know one of us will be just like any other siblings, about my freshman year. also we’re absolutely insep- to her for advice. receiving an “I’m bored, and Coming from a house- we fight. We used to fight so I’m still not sure what arable. We do absolutely As my senior year has I miss you” text. I’m so hold with divorced parents much when we were little to clicked between us, but I’m everything together. We begun, I’ve started appreci- thankful that I got blessed has really made me value the point where we would very happy something did. watch “The Bachelorette,” ating our relationship and with the world’s best little the relationship I have with have handfuls of each oth- See, the funny thing is, have dance-offs in the time together so much sister. my sister, Carli. Obviously ers hair in our hands and we’re actually complete kitchen at 1 a.m., and eat more. I cherish every second 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Norbert Weisse, 54 Patricia G. Kruta, 72 Donald Schoonhoven, 87 Thief River Falls - Program and Supplier Moorhead - Patricia ular basis. She had a pas- Alexandria - playing bridge with special Norbert “Bert” Weisse Logistics. “Pat” Kruta 72 of Moorhead, sion for perfection and this Donald Schoonhoven friends. The winter months passed away on September Bert enjoyed fishing, formerly of Thief River was evident in her sewing, of Alexandria, formerly of were often spent in Arizona, 12, 2019 in his home at the hunting, and spending time Falls, passed away suddenly quilting, baking, crocheting Thief River Falls, passed where they escaped age of 54. with his family and dogs. He on Friday, September 13, and knitting. She valued away on September 7, 2019. Minnesota's cold winters. The funeral had a passion for cooking, 2019 at her passing these skills on to her A celebra- Don looked forward to his service was grilling, and loved planning r e s i d e n c e children and grandchildren. tion of life nine grandchildren's visits held on and serving holiday meals. with her lov- Pat had a strong faith, service will to Alexandria, where he T u e s d a y , He was known to make “the ing family which she instilled in her be held on would pull them behind the September best omelettes ever”. by her side. family. She was a member of S a t u r d a y, snowmobile to nearby “Butt 17, 2019 at Bert also enjoyed tinker- The funeral Redeemer Lutheran Church September Slide Hill,” and take them J o h n s o n ing, technology, movies, and to celebrate in Thief River Falls where 14, 2019 at 2 by boat to Arrowwood pool F u n e r a l relaxing with his Sunday Pat’s life she was a devoted member p.m. at the and have “shark attacks,” Service. crossword puzzles. He also will be held of the altar guild, served Alexandria and making fun things for Bert was loved to travel whenever he at 10:30 meals, made quilts and par- C o v e n a n t them in his garage work- b o r n got the chance. a.m. on ticipated in a women’s circle. C h u r c h . shop. September Bert is survived by his Wednesday, Since living in Moorhead she Vi s i t a t i o n Don was a dog lover and 5, 1965 in loving wife of 32 years, Lori, September became a member of St. will be held especially his cocker Gelnhausen, Germany. At a of Thief River Falls; sons 18, 2019 at Redeemer John Lutheran Church and one hour prior to the servic- spaniels, Skippy, Tag-A- young age he moved with his Josh (Anastasiia) Frazer Lutheran Church in Thief was already active in their es on Saturday. Long and Sport. The neigh- family to Killeen, Texas, and Ryan (Morgan) Weisse; River Falls, with Rev. Darrel quilting and women’s Donald was born in borhood dogs were always where he grew up and three grandchildren, two Cory officiating. Burial will groups. She was also Freeport, IL, to Henry and drawn to him and often attended school. He was nephews, two nieces; moth- follow at Gust National involved in her community, Elsie Schoonhoven on Tramp and Dobber would united in marriage to Lori er, Margaretha Mabry and Cemetery, rural Strathcona. volunteering with the January 31, 1932. Growing come to his garage workshop Leskiw on April 17, 1987 in her special friend John Patricia Gail Curtiss was Hospital Auxiliary, Relay up, he loved spending time for the doggie treats. He Thief River Falls, where Howard of Killeen Texas; born October 8, 1946 to For Life and Meals on in the nearby Indian enjoyed having Buddy follow they lived and raised their brothers Wayne Weisse and Harry V. and Edna L. Wheels. Gardens, and swim in the him around the yard and family. Michael Mabry of Killeen, (Thompson) Curtiss in Thief Survivors include creek with his brothers and often in the evenings he Bert worked for Texas. River Falls. She was bap- Patricia’s loving husband neighborhood friends. would walk to neighborhood Northwest Medical Center Bert was preceded in tized and confirmed into the and best friend of almost 56 Following high school, dogs to feed them doggie before opening and operat- death by his stepfather Earl Lutheran faith. She attend- years, Richard of Moorhead; Don enlisted in the U.S. treats and left doggie treats ing Northwest Computer Mabry, both paternal and ed school in Middle River, three children: Steven (Jill) Navy, serving at the in the Little Free Library in Services for approximately maternal grandparents, and and graduated from Middle Kruta of Thief River Falls, Miramar Naval Base near front of his house. seven years. He began work- brothers-n-law Rodney and River High School in 1964. Stacie (Christopher) Kray of San Diego, CA. He then Don especially loved ing for Digi-Key Corporation Ronald Leskiw. Patricia “Pat” was united Sioux Falls, SD and Cindy attended the University of working in his yard, having in 1997 as a software engi- Condolences may be sent in marriage to Richard (Wade) Bloom of Fargo, ND; Illinois Institute of Aviation almost an acre to mow, and neer and remained at www.johnsonfuneralser- Kruta on December 27, 1963 nine grandchildren: Rebecca on the G.I.Bill. There he was many varieties of hostas. He employed there until his vice.com in Renton, Washington. (Manzy) Peralta, Mackenzie trained to fly Stearman planted cosmos and zinnias passing as a Director of New A00003B2019SP18 They had three children, (Spencer Hron) Kruta and biplanes, learned to do an along Melody Lane, with a Steven, Stacie and Cindy. Kathryn Kruta, Alec, Carlie outside loop and inverted sign and scissors saying to The couple made their home and Jack Kray, Jensen, spins flying solo. Following “pick a bouquet.” He had Michael C. Myrlie, 63 in Middle River for 8 years Kendal and Logan Bloom; graduation, he went to many birdfeeders to take and in 1972 moved to Thief three great-grandchildren: South Dakota State care of, and enjoyed watch- Grygla - Michael Curtis later divorced. To this union River Falls. On September Kyler, Hadleigh and University, Brookings, S. D., ing the birds, squirrels and Myrlie passed away at his his two daughters were 5, 2018 they moved to Madilyn Peralta; sisters: as a Flight Instructor and to sometimes deer in the back- residence in Grygla on born, Caroline and Marie. Moorhead. Wilma “Jean” Russell of maintain the University's yard. September 7, 2019. Mike enjoyed hunting Pat enjoyed being at Buffalo, WY and June fleet of airplanes. Don was active in the The memorial service was (especially deer hunting home with her children (John) Kruta of Thief River Don’s Federal Aviation Thief River Falls held on with his daughters and while they were young. In Falls; sisters-in-law: Adeline Licenses included that of Evangelical Covenant F r i d a y , nephew, Scott), fishing, the mid-1970s she began (Wally) Lenore of Covina, Airframe and Powerplant Church and the Alexandria September camping, a good game of working at Mr. Duane’s as a CA, Shirley (Joe) Burian of Mechanic, Commercial Covenant Church. Of his 13 at Zion cribbage, telling stories and buyer and manager and Badger, Alice (Jerry) Pilot, Flight Instructor, FAA faith, he said he was a L u t h e r a n jokes and researching his later worked for Norwest Conover of Thief River Falls; Inspection Authorization “Jesus follower.” He had Church of family history. In the most Bank. In 1985, she and brothers-in-law: John (June) and FAAS Designated many fond memories of Buffalo. recent years, he enjoyed Richard purchased Home Kruta of Thief River Falls Mechanic Examiner. In 1964 working with friends at the I n t e r m e n t spending quality time with Lumber Co. in Thief River and Ted (Gail) Kruta of ,he went to Thief River Falls Bluewater Bible Camp near will be in grandchildren and was Falls which they owned and Strathcona; several cousins, Vocational/Technical College Grand Rapids. He and Z i o n always sharing stories about operated together until nieces, nephews and friends. to teach in their Aviation Phyllis enjoy the many L u t h e r a n them. retirement in May of 2008. Patricia was preceded in Mechanics program. He friends they have made Cemetery of Mike is survived by his Pat had a servant heart death by her parents; moth- enjoyed classroom teaching through the years in Thief Buffalo. daughters: Caroline (Troy) and was the ultimate care- er and father-in-law, George as well as teaching skills in River Falls and Alexandria Michael was born on Cunningham and Marie giver. Loving and caring for and Helen Kruta; brothers- repairing and rebuilding Covenant Churches. November 10, 1955 to Curtis Myrlie; grandsons: Bryson her family was her number in-law: Virgil Houston, Bob damaged aircraft or doing Don is survived by his and Patricia (Thompton) and Braxton Myrlie; grand- one priority. Pat was instru- Russell and Jack Brazier. annual inspections. Every wife, Phyllis; children: Myrlie in Minneapolis. daughters: Haley mental in keeping her fami- Condolences may be sent student in his class could fly Cindy Koubsky (Robert), Jill When Mike was eight years Cunningham and Madison ly connected, making sure at www.johnsonfuneralser- in the airplane they helped Beithon (Peter), Tim old his family moved to (Alec) Culin; stepmother everyone gathered on a reg- vice.com A00003B2019SP18 repair and returned to air- Schoonhoven (Kathy) and Buffalo and a year later to Marilyn Myrlie; sister, Mona worthy condition. He retired Dan Schoonhoven (Becky); their home in the country Myrlie; brother, Craig Inga A. Linder, 104 in 1992 after 28 years. nine grandchildren: Ben between Buffalo and Myrlie; stepsisters: Jeanne Don married Phyllis Koubsky (Amanda), Allison Rockford. (Dennis) Stocke, Karen Plummer - Inga Linder, Association, Minnesota Hershberger in Freeport, IL, Kousbky Ford (Jerwane), Michael graduated from (Steve) Shaw; stepbrothers: 104, of Plummer, passed Education Association, in February, 1953. They Andy Schoonhoven (Jenny), Buffalo High School in 1973 Billy (Karrie) Beck, Bobby away peacefully on National Education lived in San Diego, CA, Katie Beithon Dachtler where he was part of the (Lisa) Beck; as well as many Wednesday, September 11, Association and Plummer Champaign, IL, Brookings, (Dylan), Tom Koubsky, FFA club. He attended Thief other family members and 2019 at Sanford Hospital in Senior Citizens. She enjoyed SD, and Thief River Falls, Kelsey Schoonhoven River Falls Vocational friends. Thief River flowers, gardening, knitting, until retiring in 1992 in Mickelson (Patrick), Brock School for a year before tak- Michael is preceded in Falls with crocheting, reading, cooking Alexandria. Beithon (Nina), David ing a job at the Midland Gas death by parents: Curtis and her loving and baking. Inga was even Don and Phyllis had four Schoonhoven (Stephanie) Station in Buffalo. In 1978, Patricia Myrlie; sister and family at caught pulling weeds in her children: Cindy, Jill, Tim and Evan Koubsky he started at Federal brother-in-law, Connie and her side. garden last week. Most of all and Dan. Most of their grow- (Luanne); eleven great- Cartridge in Anoka and Peter Chillstrom. The funeral she loved spending time ing up years were spent in grandchildren: Ada, Nellie, worked there until retiring The Peterson Chapel in service was with her family, grandchil- Brookings, SD, and Thief Sawyer and Hayden, Crosby, in 2003 and moving to Buffalo is serving the family. held on dren and great grandchil- River Falls, where they lived Gus, Mya, Teagan, Ani, Grygla. For a few years he Online condolences may be S a t u r d a y, dren. on the Red Lake River. Don Jackson and Jett; brother also worked at Polaris made to www.thepeterson- September Inga is survived by two especially loved pulling Emmerson Schoonhoven, Manufacturing. chapel.com. 14, 2019 at children: Orrin (Phyllis) them on water skies past the Seal Beach, CA; sister-in- In 1975, Michael married A00003B2019SP18 S a l e m Linder of Plummer and Jane swimming beach next door. law Helen Schoonhoven of Rosalie DesMarais. They L u t h e r a n (John Capp) Kolstoe of Thief In the winter, they enjoyed Shannon, Il; Church, rural Oklee. Burial River Falls; grandchildren: snowmobiling on the Red Deceased are parents, Clinton C. McDougal, 87 was at Salem Lutheran Theodore (Jenny) Linder, Lake River. As they had Henry and Elsie Cemetery, Oklee. Marcia (Scott) Peterson, homes of their own, he Schoonhoven; brother Earl Inga Adina Johnson was Jennifer (Mark) Davis, Ann would often help remodel or Schoonhoven; brothers and Thief River Falls - Clinton was united in born October 21, 1914 in (Ryan) Ulrich, Eric (Nancy) Clinton Charles marriage to June Hammer open the cabins and put the sisters-in-law: Roger and Garnes Township, rural Kolstoe, Matt (Lisa) Kolstoe, docks in. Gloria Hershberger, and McDougal, 87, of Thief River and the couple later Oklee, the daughter of Leif (Jill) Kolstoe and Sonia Falls passed away peaceful- divorced. Retiring in Alexandria, Donn and Pat Hershberger. Charley and Mary Kolstoe; great-grandchil- Don enjoyed golfing and cof- Memorials can be desig- ly on Monday, September 16, While living in (Anderson) Johnson. She dren: Alyssa (Marc) Walter, 2019 at Minneapolis, Clinton fee with friends. For twenty nated for The Alexandria was baptized at Ebenezer Hailey Peterson, Luke years Don volunteered at Covenant Church Every Kid Thief River worked as a bartender at Lutheran Church, Mayfield Peterson, Josie Davis, Jake Care Center. Augies Bar & Lounge. From Bethany Nursing Home on A Camper, the Food Shelf or Township, and confirmed at Davis, Lincoln Davis, Tuesday mornings. He Alexandria Humane Society. G r a v e s i d e 1970-1978 he worked at the Ebenezer Lutheran Church Sophia Linder, Maggie service will Minnesota State Capital in looked forward to the Peace to his memory. on July 29, 1929. She Ulrich, Gus Ulrich, Peyton Thursday afternoon men's Arrangements are with be held at 10 St. Paul as an Auditor. After attended 33J School, grades Kolstoe, Brooke Kolstoe, a.m. on moving to Henderson, NV in coffee group, and he and the Anderson Funeral Home 1 through 8 and Oklee High Jayda Kolstoe, Hannah Phyllis looked forward to and Crematory in S a t u r d a y, 1988, he worked at various School, grades 9-12. She also Kolstoe, Emily Kolstoe and September places including Scotties having pizza on Monday Alexandria. www.anderson- attended Bemidji State Ava Kolstoe; great great- nights with friends and funeral.net A00003B2019SP18 21, 2019 at Bar & Lounge as a bar- Teacher College in Bemidji. grandchildren, Isla Walter St. Joseph tender. He very much She taught country school and Levi Walter; and many Mary E. Carlson, 75 Cemetery in enjoyed living in the warm for seven years. nieces, nephews, relatives Red Lake desert air of Nevada. In On November 25, 1939, and friends. Grygla - Mary E. 16, 2019 at Grace Lutheran Falls, with Father Rick August of 2013, Clinton Inga was united in marriage Inga is preceded in death Lambert officiating. moved to Thief River Falls Carlson, 75, of Grygla Church in Grygla. Burial to Oscar Linder in Oklee. by her husband, Oscar, in passed away on Wednesday, was at Espelie Cemetery. Military honors will be pro- to be closer to family. The couple lived on a farm 1973; her parents; son-in- vided by the Red Lake Falls Clinton enjoyed puzzles, September 11, 2019 at her Condolences may be sent east of Plummer in Garnes law John Kolstoe; brothers: son’s home in Bemidji. at www.johnsonfuneralser- American Legion Post and model airplane building, Township. She was a house Albert, Melvin, Art, United States Air Force hunting and fishing. He was The funeral service was vice.com wife until 1960 and then Clarence, Leonard, Otto held on Monday, September Honor Guard. also an avid Vikings fan and returned to teaching first Johnson and Johnny Clinton C. McDougal was loved the Minneapolis area. grade in Plummer. The cou- Anderson; sisters: Josephine born April 2, 1932 at home Clinton was a member of the ple moved to Plummer in the Boyd, Selma Nelson, Gladys Elaine Loberg, 90 in Mahnomen. The son of American Legion and VFW fall of 1971. In 1979-1980, Magnell and Amanda Archibald and Julia (Dentz) Posts in Grand Forks, ND. Inga was awarded the title Johnson; and all of the Thief River Falls - Crookston. McDougal, he was baptized Survivors include his son, of “Teacher of the Year”. She Linder family whom Inga Elaine Loberg, 90, of Thief Condolences may be sent and confirmed at St. Scott Schmidt of Red Lake continued to teach until she dearly loved. River Falls passed away at www.johnsonfuneralser- Michael’s Catholic Church Falls; sister, Dorie Souto of retired in 1981. Family condolences may Saturday, September 14, vice.com in Mahnomen. Clinton Thief River Falls; sister-in- Inga was a member of be sent to: www.johnsonfu- 2019 at Villa St. Vincent in attended St. Joseph’s High law Barbara McDougall of Salem Lutheran Church, neralservice.com School in Red Lake Falls Fridley, along with many rural Oklee, WELCA, A00003B2019SP18 and served as an Altar nieces and nephews. Plummer Education Server throughout his grade Clinton is preceded in T.H.E. BUS ROUTES & SCHEDULES school and high school years. death by his parents; grand- Tri-Valley Heartland Express On July 12, 1950, Clinton parents; step-dad Lawrence Family School to entered into service with the (Jap) Philion, siblings, Please Read! All routes Wednesday, September United States Air Force. He Marlin (Patsey) McDougall, will arrive approximate- 25: Warren City Wide 9 a.m. served in Korea during the Conrad McDougall and begin October 4 ly between 10 and 11 a.m. - 11:15 a.m., Hallock City Korean conflict and was Jerry Philion; nephew Brian All Routes Are Now Wide 12:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m., Guaranteed! Please call Honorably Discharged on McDougall; brother-in-law The Family Literacy the company of their teach- Karlstad City Wide 2:45 October 12, 1953. He was Joseph Souto; and many by 3:00 p.m. the day p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Program called Family ers and other children. before to reserve your awarded the Korean Service aunts, uncles and cousins. School will begin Tuesday, For the adults, it is an –––––––––– Medal, the UN Service Donations may be sent to ride. Polk, Red Lake and Oct. 4 at Challenger opportunity to develop their Clearwater Counties Medal, the National Defense Hospice of the Red River Preschool in Thief River parenting skills while at –––––––––– Service Medal, and Good Valley in memory of Clinton Pennington, Marshall (800) 201-3432 Option 3 Falls. Family School is held the same time working & Kittson Counties Thursday, September Conduct Medal. In 1954, Mac McDougal. every Tuesday from 11 a.m. toward their educational No service Clinton earned an Condolences may be sent (800) 201-4342 Option 3 19: to 2:45 p.m. goals, such as GED prepa- Thursday, September Friday, September 20: Accounting Degree from the at www.johnsofuneralser- Family School provides ration, English as a Second University of North Dakota vice.com 19: Fargo/Moorhead No service an opportunity for parents Language instruction, Friday, September 20: Monday, September 23: in Grand Forks, ND. A00003B2019SP18 and their preschool-age brush up on basic skills No service Grand Forks children to attend classes (reading, writing, math) Monday, September 23: Tuesday, September together. For the kids, it is a and citizenship skills. No service 24: Thief River Falls chance to develop their For more information or Tuesday, September Wednesday, September basic skills while enjoying to register, call 681-8670. 24: Warroad 25: No service Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 9

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Grooming 6% Looking at something Singing/dancing 9% to8% music outside the vehicle

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New Faculty/Staff For The 2019-20 School Year

Ariana Porter Ashley Verbout Margaret Miller Matthew Gates Tara Waldal Kindergarten Kindergarten Science Counselor Transportation Assist. Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary

Jamie Cota Katrina Bugge William Anderson Rachel Hatherlee Tracey Hjelle Sian Langevin Sara Vedbraaten Special Education Para/Playground Special Ed. Para Special Ed. Para Special Ed. Para Special Ed. Para Special Ed. Para Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary Challenger Elementary

Shelby Erickson Paige Corbet Sarah Linder Rebecca Smith Dustin Dahl Stephanie Kainz Twyla Race Student & Family Cleaner Para Kitchen Helper FCS Comm. Arts Special Education Support Coordinator Community Education Franklin Middle Franklin Middle Franklin Middle School Franklin Middle School Challenger Elementary School School

Amanda Shultz Beth Tvedt Anna Barth Michaela Myhrer Danielle Spiten Chad Stromlund Pattie Johnson Band Peer Learning Asst. Student & Family Science Science Science Special Education Franklin Middle School Franklin Middle School Support Lincoln High School Lincoln High School Lincoln High School Lincoln High School Franklin Middle School

Not Pictured: Jenni Eriksen-Lane School Readiness Challenger Elementary

Not Pictured: Brittany Beito Little Brother/Little Sister Coordinator

Amber Severson Ben Wattenpul Kathy Kahlhamer Marcie Fisher Melissa Bushy Amber Lindgren Special Ed Para Special Ed Para Para Payroll/Benefits Executive Assistant Personnel Director Lincoln High School Lincoln High School Lincoln High School Director District Service Center District Service Center District Service Center

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The Minnesota Minnesota-based organi- Department of Agriculture zations with agricultural is now accepting grant research capabilities may applications for applied apply for funding to crop research that promotes improve the state’s $10 bil- economic growth and envi- lion crop production indus- ronmentally sustainable try. Grants reimburse the practices. The MDA antici- total cost of a project. pates awarding up to Applicants can apply for a $1,050,000 in February maximum of $250,000 per 2020 for proposals that will project. improve agricultural prod- Applications for the uct quality, quantity, or Agricultural Growth, value in Minnesota. Research, and Innovation Research projects are Program Crop Research preferred that support com- Grant will be accepted until munities of farmers that 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26, have experienced inequities 2019. The online applica- or disparities. In addition to tion is available at the underserved agricultural AGRI Crop Research Grant producers, preference will website. Funding for the also be given to applicants competitive grants was researching crops that have established through the limited access to other AGRI Program to advance research funds and those Minnesota’s agricultural that have financial support and renewable energy from participating part- industries. ners. Millie Reierson (center, right), a member of American nified flag disposal ceremony at the Pennington County Legion Post 117, Thief River Falls, Color Guard, led the dig- Fairgrounds on Sept. 10.

American Legion Post 117, Thief River are destroyed by fire following a ceremony. Falls, conducted a dignified flag disposal Citizens who believe their American flags ceremony Tuesday, Sept. 10, on the are unserviceable are encouraged to fold Pennington County Fairgrounds. When them and bring them to the American American flags become unserviceable, they Legion for proper disposal. John Lovly lights the torch while Javen County Fairgrounds on Sept. 10. The cere- Eidsmoe places an American flag in a burn mony was conducted by the American Turning Back The Times … barrel during the dignified flag disposal cer- Legion Post 117, Thief River Falls, Color Returning solders to receive emony conducted at the Pennington Guard. a royal welcome home 1919 - One Hundred -An open house is being Board of Commissioners Years Ago held this week to note the has increased the tax levy -Returning soldiers will 10th Anniversary of the by 4.9 percent, which will receive a royal welcome Skylite Senior Citizen raise an additional with preparations nearly Apartments. $185,994. complete for a program full -A regional meeting was -Ten people have filed for of new and snappy features. held this week for persons election to the Thief River -It has been estimated interested in the cause of Falls City Council. that the proposed sewer and battered women. 2009 - Ten Years Ago water changes and the -Rev. Marden Wickman -The City of Thief River storm sewer in the business of the Evangelical Covenant Falls is accepting donations district of Thief River Falls Church in Thief River Falls to fund a feasibility study will cost $10,000. has announced his retire- for the possible restoration -Union dentists here are ment. of the Carnegie Library, advertising extractions for 1989 - Thirty Years Ago which was built in 1914. 50 cents, plates for $10, sil- -Curtis and Clara Mae -The Thief River Falls ver fillings for $1 and gold Swanson have been named Model Railroad Club has Dancers from Inspire Dance Academy per- al arts at Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in crowns for $6 with a 10-year Conservation Farmers for announced its 17th Annual formed Saturday, Sept. 14 at Village Art. The Thief River Falls. guarantee and free exami- Pennington County for Model Railroad and Hobby nation. 1989. Show to be held Sept. 26-27 annual event featured performing and visu- 1969 - Fifty Years Ago -The U.S. Air Force has at the Huck Olson -A public hearing to dis- announced a public hearing Memorial Civic Center in cuss the 1969-70 budget for to be held Sept. 26 at Thief River Falls. School District 564 will be Lincoln High School on pos- -A produce giveaway by Community Education held Monday. sible sites for the Over-The- Armstrong Potatoes LLC, -Petra Swanson, 17, Horizon Backscatter Radar owned by Don Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. System. former resident of Thief Events at Altru Clinic in Kenneth Swanson of St. -The goal for the United River Falls and now resid- Hilaire, was crowned 1969 Way in Thief River Falls ing in Grand Haven, Mich., Lincoln High School this year is $87,100. has resulted in nearly 50 Homecoming queen this 1999 - Twenty Years Ago tons of potatoes, squash, Thief River Falls week. -The enrollment at corn, onions, etc., and 2,500 -Thief River Falls voters Northland Community and cans of soup and vegetables went to the polls and sound- Technical College has being donated to area food ly defeated a split liquor grown eight percent since shelves and between 800 proposal by more than a last year for full-time stu- and 1,000 families Saturday two-to-one margin. dents. at the Pennington County September | National Thyroid Cancer 1979 - Forty Years Ago -The Pennington County Fairgrounds. Awareness Month Marshall Co. continues to accept Learn more about thyroid conditions household hazardous waste » September 24 | 12 p.m. Marshall County has north of Warren on Highway Marshall County already held its fall house- 75. The landfill is located on Environmental Services » September 26 | 5:30 p.m. hold hazardous waste fall the west side of the highway. Office can also accommodate collection, but continues to All demolition debris can be small loads of household accept all of the items col- disposed of on-site during hazardous waste on days lected at the fall HHW col- these hours. Other items other than Wednesdays at lections, from May through that are collected, from the Marshall County Learn more about these events at altru.org/calendar October, each Wednesday households, at the facility Courthouse by calling ahead from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at are: appliances, televisions, to make arrangements. Altru Clinic | Thief River Falls the Marshall County computer monitors, fluores- For specific fee informa- 1845 Hwy 59 South, Suite 800 Demolition Landfill. cent bulbs, batteries, bal- tion or to set up an appoint- Thief River Falls, MN 56701 The Marshall County lasts, tires, oil paint, latex ment, please call 218-745- 218.681.7280 Demolition Landfill is locat- paint, solvents, acids, caus- 4217. ed approximately four miles tics, adhesives, and home south of Argyle or five miles and garden pesticides. The 12 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Education Fair at Northland Enrollment in TRF schools shows increase

by David Hill ago. Editor Bergstrom said that with the changes they made, Enrollment at schools in they absolutely cannot go Thief River Falls totaled any lower than they are 2,060, an increase of about now. He said the ALC num- 20 students over last year’s bers are low and they will total at the start of the be talking more about that school year. in the future. He said that Monday, Sept. 8, School on the one hand it’s good District Superintendent that more kids are enrolling Bradley Bergstrom report- in the ALC program, but on ed to the Board of the other it means that Education that the school maybe they aren’t being year was off to a great start successful somewhere else, and things seem to be whether it’s at Lincoln or a rolling along well. He said school in some other dis- The gymnasium at Northland Community and Technical that was sponsored by the Minnesota Association for he was able to visit several trict. But, he added, that’s College in Thief River Falls was packed with high school College Admission Counseling. The event was open to of the schools during the why the program exists. He first week of the school year. said the ALC could support students and representatives of universities and colleges. high school students, transfer students, parents and any- He credited the good start more students before mak- Northland hosted an Education Fair on Monday, Sept. 16, one interested in continuing their education. to lots of good planning by ing changes to staffing. staff in the District. Recognitions Enrollment numbers The Board of Education National Merit Scholarship semifinalist/Continued fluctuate during the school accepted donations from year. At the end of the 2018- Garden Valley Education security and computer foundation to academic suc- percent are expected to 19 school year, enrollment Foundation, Forsberg’s, and forensics, a discipline that cess. Students who read attain finalist standing, and was at 2,041. During the Farmers Union Oil. The combines elements of law independently become bet- about half of the finalists summer months, staff at donations supported robot- and computer science to col- ter readers, score higher on will win a National Merit Challenger Elementary ics technology, Prowler vol- lect and analyze data from achievement tests in all Scholarship, earning the School made a concerted leyball, and the Challenger computer systems. subject areas and have Merit Scholar title. effort to find out how many Elementary first grade in Christensen said she was greater content knowledge Three types of National children would enroll in that order. caught completely off-guard than those who do not. Merit Scholarships will be kindergarten this year. Counselor by the announcement Christensen said her par- offered in the spring of Those efforts paid off and The Board of Education Wednesday. ents always encouraged her 2020. Every finalist will the District was better pre- approved a resolution to Bill Stock, Lincoln High to read and even recalls compete for one of 2,500 pared this fall. eliminate a 1.0 full-time School counselor, explained them encouraging her to National Merit $2,500 Compared to the start of counselor at Lincoln High the National Merit spell words at a very young scholarships that will be the 2018-19 school year, School, and approved Scholarship Corporation age. awarded on a state-repre- enrollment is up by 16 stu- another resolution to estab- sends the announcement to Her dad is a research sentational basis. About dents. Early Childhood lish and post for an academ- the schools and they were engineer and her mother 1,000 corporate-sponsored Special Education or ECSC ic support resources coordi- not allowed to release the has an online crochet busi- Merit Scholarship awards is up seven students. nator. information until Sept. 11. ness. Christensen said her will be provided by approxi- Bergstrom said he expects Bergstrom explained Stock added that sister “is pretty much the mately 220 corporations that number will continue that a counselor at the high whichever college gets same as me - good at math.” and business organizations to grow throughout the school left late in the sum- Christensen will be excited On Wednesday, the for finalists who meet their course of the year as they mer and the District was Kyri Christensen and ecstatic with the choice. National Merit Scholarship specified criteria, such as begin to identify students in unable to find a licensed Christensen said her Corporation announced the children of the grantor’s need of support. Challenger counselor to replace her. Elementary School is up The state does not allow (Continued from Page 1) interest in computers began names of about 16,000 employees or residents of after she participated in a semifinalists in the 65th communities where sponsor four students. Franklin out-of-field permissions for advanced placement cours- Middle School is down 11 counselor, so the District es in statistics, calculus II, summer camp in Michigan. annual National Merit plants or offices are located. While at the camp, she got Scholarship Program. In addition, about 180 col- students at this time. proposed to eliminate the and human geography, Lincoln High School, he position and fill it with a which are all available at involved with some pro- These academically talent- leges and universities are gramming and it fascinated ed high school seniors have expected to finance some said, is up 10 students, and person who would work Lincoln High School. the Northwest Area toward completing his or Christensen is in the her. an opportunity to continue 4,100 college-sponsored In her spare time, in the competition for some Merit Scholarship awards Learning Center is up her licensing requirements. process of applying to col- seven students. The Board of Education leges. Her first two choices Christensen enjoys draw- 7,600 National Merit for finalists who will attend ing, reading, running and Scholarships worth more the sponsor institution. Bergstrom said that then approved a resolution are the Massachusetts when they look at the size of approving the employment Institute of Technology rock climbing. She credits than $31 million that will National Merit reading as one of the things be offered next spring. Scholarship winners of 2020 last year’s graduating class of Melora Bergee as the (MIT) and Carnegie Mellon and compare it to the Lincoln High School aca- University, both of which that helped her academical- Semifinalists must fulfill will be announced in four ly. several requirements to nationwide news releases incoming kindergarten demic support resources offer world-class programs. class, there are more stu- coordinator. Christensen said she Stock said research advance to the finalist level beginning in April and con- shows that reading is the of the competition. Over 90 cluding in July. dents in the District than Student representation would like to major in cyber graduated. The Board of Education Overall, the District is regularly schedules oppor- up about 20 students over tunities for high school stu- 2019 Lincoln High School Homecoming Court the end of last year. dents to report on activities Michelle Westerman and events at the school. asked if more support Monday, three representa- would be needed for the tives from the high school, ALC program, which was Kaden Mostrom, Eleanor up seven students. She Brickson and Lealand noted the District made Vettleson, spoke about some staffing and structure upcoming Homecoming changes at the ALC a while activities at the school. TRF woman robbed Tuesday morning A Thief River Falls Wearing black ski masks, woman was robbed early they then robbed her of Tuesday morning in rural credit cards and a gold Thief River Falls. bracelet. The woman said The woman said she was they didn’t brandish any walking near the intersec- weapons. However, they tion of Highway 59 and choked her and tore her 130th Street Southeast at shirt. No further descrip- about 12:13 a.m. after her tion of the men was avail- vehicle had broken down, able. according to the Pennington If you have any informa- County Sheriff’s Office. Two tion about this incident, you The 2019 Lincoln High School Homecoming Court includ- Karleen Wilde, Benjamin Nelson, Gabriella Steele, Konner men traveling in a Chevy are urged to call the sher- Blazer or Jeep stopped. iff’s office at 681-6161. ed: (front row) Junior Attendants Kellen Lian and Kora (Demobrey) Kandoje, Dominick Alcantar, Paige Greene, McLean; (middle row) Sam Williams, Hannah Melby, Halle Cody Wienen, Kendal Martel, Kadin Grindeland and Brea Peters, King Brendan Toso, Queen Coral Mattison and Wright. LHS Homecoming Royalty Brady Tofstad; (back row) Ingrid Anderson, Isaac Mauch, Northland awards 26 workforce scholarships Northland is proud to “We are thrilled that the and network technology; Warroad - Catherine announce 18 additional Minnesota Legislature con- Eric Delorme, heating, ven- Marty, animal science. recipients of the Minnesota tinues to recognize the tilation and air condition- "Post-secondary educa- Workforce Development importance of Minnesota ing; tion is constantly changing Scholarship. This marks 26 State’s colleges in the edu- East Grand Forks - with new technology and of these scholarships total- cation of the state’s work- Ryan Urness, electronics evolving demand for new ing $65,000 for the 2019- force. Their additional sup- technology; workforce skills, but tradi- 2020 school year. port of this scholarship pro- Karlstad - Morgan tional scholarships still Beginning in 2017, the gram will have a real Lindgren, nursing; make a difference - maybe Minnesota Legislature cre- impact on our communi- Minnetonka - Justin more than ever,” said Lars ated the MN Workforce ties,” said Northland Ott, aviation maintenance Dyrud, executive director of Development Scholarship President Dr. Dennis Bona. technology; the Northland Community allocating over $1 million in “We look forward to award- Newfolden - Shelby & Technical College funds to encourage ing these scholarships to Wagner, physical therapist Foundation. “It's wonderful Minnesota’s graduating help meet Minnesota’s assistant; Mark Johnson, to see that the Minnesota seniors to enter high- workforce needs.” automotive service technol- State Legislature recog- demand fields at one of Congratulations to the ogy; nizes the impact of scholar- Minnesota State’s colleges. following MN Workforce Orr - Brendan Parson, ships as an incentive to The 2019 legislative session Development Scholarship construction electricity; meet the needs of our resulted in a supplementary recipients: Plummer - Justin region's employers. A schol- $2 million earmarked for Ada - Destiny Eggen, Nemec, automotive service arship of $2,500 over the students for this school occupational therapy assis- technology; course of a school year can year. To qualify for the tant; Gretchen Vesledahl, Roosevelt - Colton be the difference between scholarship, students must occupational therapy assis- Olson, paramedic; finishing a credential or be enrolled in one of six tant; Roseau - Dale Grindahl, putting school on hold to high-demand career areas: Beltrami - Heather Jr., auto body and collision pay the bills. These 26 stu- advanced manufacturing, Qualley, nursing; technology; dents are studying to fill agriculture, early childhood Bemidji - David Forte, Thief River Falls - some of the key roles in our education, health care serv- welding technology; Casey Goss, nursing; community. This scholar- At Coronation on Monday, Sept. 16, Coral Mattison and ices, transportation, or Crookston - Trey Zachary Hintz, computer ship gives them a better information technology. Christopherson, computer and network technology; chance to succeed." Brendan Toso were named the 2019 Lincoln High School queen and king. Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 13 TRF Area Community Fund grants $5,000 to Heritage Center

The Thief River Falls and provides grants to com- Foundation at: Area Community Fund munity organizations. The https://www.nwmf.org/ways awarded the Heritage purpose of the fund is to -to-give/funds-by-county Community Center a support charitable, educa- under Pennington County, $5,000 grant. These funds tion and public purpose or mailed to PO Box 43, will be used for senior citi- projects that will enhance Thief River Falls, zen activities and work- or improve the quality of Minnesota 56701. shops. life for residents in the Organizations can apply “Thank you for helping Thief River Falls area. for a grant from the us keep our seniors feeling Consider supporting the Community Fund online at: young!” said Shannon Thief River Falls Area https://www.nwmf.org/reso Olson, Heritage Center Community Fund with a urces/grants/open-grant- director. tax deductible contribution. rounds/. The deadline to The Thief River Falls Donations can be made apply for funding is May 1, The Thief River Falls Area Community Fund Auchenpaugh, Area Community Fund; Area Community Fund has online through the 2020. awarded the Heritage Community Center a Howard Nelson, Heritage Center board; Bill replaced the United Way Northwest Minnesota $5,000 grant. These funds will be used for Hume, Heritage Center president; Shannon senior citizen activities and workshops. Olson, Heritage Center director; and Ole The grant was recently awarded to the Tweet, Area Community Fund. (Submitted) Heritage Center: (from left) Faye

Dana Klos of Thief River Falls and Scott activity’s history that it had to be held Johnson of Roseau taught students about indoors. It was held at the Ralph Engelstad trapping during the 22nd Outdoor Arena and was for sixth graders from Education Day in Thief River Falls on Sept. Goodridge, Grygla, Thief River Falls, St. 11. This was only the second time in the John’s and home-schooled children.

Peter Nelson (left) of the Pennington Soil Water Conservation District event called and Water Conservation District and Corey Outdoor Education Day. The station was Hanson of the Red Lake Watershed District called “The Incredible Journey.” This was taught sixth graders from throughout the the 22nd year of Outdoor Education Day. area about water, its journey and impor- Due to the weather, it was held inside the tance to the environment. The students and Ralph Engelstad Arena on Sept. 11. instructors were participating in a Soil and

Marea Schommer of the East Polk Soil and 11. Schommer was teaching sixth graders Water Conservation District was one of the about trees in a fun activity called Tree activity leaders during the 22nd Outdoor Bingo. Education Day in Thief River Falls on Sept.

If all landfills were made with Fruit Loops, sixth graders participating in Outdoor Oreos, M&Ms, whipped cream and other Education Day about the different layers treats we wouldn’t have landfills. Landfills found in landfills. The event for sixth aren’t made of candy, of course, but candy graders was held at the Ralph Engelstad makes a great educational tool. These were Arena on Wednesday, Sept. 11. some of the ingredients used to educate

Deer scramble for food? In this Outdoor (the deer) survived the year. It was just Landfills made of candy make great treats Looking at the camera is Cooper Skjerven. Education Day activity, sixth graders another fun activity to help students under- and can be used to teach sixth graders Across from him is Ryan Flaagan and scramble for wood tongue depressors. stand the complicated relationship between about the different layers of landfills. Cooper Roff. Each tongue depressor represents food. If deer and their habitat. students collected more than eight, they

Abbie E. takes aim at a target. She was one Day. Due to the weather, the event was held New this year to Outdoor Education Day Day provides an opportunity to teach and of many sixth grade students from Grygla, inside the Ralph Engelstad Arena. It was was a station called “For the Birds.” Many connect students with the environment. Goodridge, St. John’s and Thief River Falls only the second time in the event’s history people believe environmental education is This year, the event was held inside the to participated in the annual Soil and Water that the day had to be held inside. vitally important, and Outdoor Education Ralph Engelstad Arena on Sept. 11. Conservation District Outdoor Education 14 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 18, 2019 4-Hers and their leaders prepare for a new year by April Scheinoha Coming up, the new 4-H Justice Center. Kuznia Reporter year begins Oct. 1, and noted that building insur- National 4-H Week is cele- ance increased $30,884. It’s been busy since brated the first week of Kevin Erickson, Ashley Nerhus and Cindi October. Pennington human resources direc- Kilen started their new jobs County 4-H will host its tor/deputy auditor, pro- earlier this year at the annual 4-H Carnival on vided an update on the University of Minnesota Oct. 25. The 4-H Banquet 2020 insurance rates for Extension. Nerhus is will be held toward the end the county. Erickson noted employed as the 4-H of October. that the health insurance Program coordinator for Sheriff Ray Kuznia rates will increase 9.9% in Pennington County, and provided an update on 2020. Life insurance rates Kilen is the Extension office his 2020 budget. will remain the same. Long- manager. They provided an Kuznia’s budget includes term disability rates will update to the Pennington funding for a part-time remain the same unless the County Board at its meet- sheriff’s deputy to staff the insured party has moved ing Tuesday, Sept. 10. metal detector at the into a different age catego- Nerhus reported that 118 Justice Center. He budgeted ry. No figures were avail- 4-Hers exhibited 550 $69,460, which includes the able yet for dental insur- exhibits at the 2019 salary, health insurance ance. Erickson expected to Pennington County Fair. and all payroll-related obtain those numbers in Eleven 4-Hers then compet- costs. Kuznia told commis- October. ed at the Minnesota State sioners that he budgeted for County Board Fair in the livestock a 70-hour pay period. changed its meeting encampment and 19 com- The position would staff schedule for December peted in the general the metal detector during due to a conference and encampment. court Mondays and the Christmas holiday. “The County Fair went Tuesdays as well as during As a result, County Board as smoothly as we could jury trials and contested will meet Tuesday, Dec. 3 at expect it go,” Kilen said. family law cases. 5 p.m. with its Truth in Pennington County 4-H Kuznia also budgeted for Taxation hearing set for 6 also hosted day camps in a 2.5% increase in other p.m. that day. It will also Goodridge and Thief River salaries due to the union meet Friday, Dec. 27 at 8 Falls for young 4-Hers as contract. Health insurance a.m. well as kids who aren’t increased 9.9%, and work- The next County Tootsie is a beloved member of the Mostrom family. Here, Tootsie is pictured with Scott on members of the organiza- er’s compensation increased Board is scheduled the Mostrom Farm in Smiley Township. The Mostrom family has been named Outstanding tion. Thirteen kids partici- $17,415. Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 5 Pennington County Conservationists. (Submitted) pated in Goodridge, and 31 Building insurance also p.m. at the Justice participated in Thief River increased since the county Center. Falls. needs to insure the new Mostroms recognized/Continued farmed his whole life. Scott attending school or work- began purchasing portions ing, the Mostroms are busy of the farm dating back to on their farm. Scott is in the the 1990s. Scott and Kris process of implementing have since taken over full rotational grazing. A ownership of the farm. pipeline, featuring three While farming takes up a water tanks, is being substantial amount of his installed. Five paddocks are time, Scott also works full- being created as well. time at Digi-Key. Kris Paddock and perimeter works there as well. fencing are also a part of Kassidy, who has a licensed that plan. practical nurse degree, is Other farm improve- (Continued from Page 1) working toward her regis- ments include harvesting and Judy, purchased the tered nursing degree. dead trees, and planting farm from Harlan’s parents. Kaden is a sophomore at five varieties of new trees Harlan farmed with both Lincoln High School. on the property. his brother Merle and Scott. When they’re not busy As Scott noted, he has

City Auditorium issue/Continued Terri Eisbrener (center), Terri the Tailor, won the Progressive Chamber Cash drawing at the last Chamber Member Mixer, which was hosted by Hometown Realty. The prize was $900 (Continued from Page 1) Auchenpaugh, who serves money to tear down the in Chamber Bucks. Chamber Member Mixers are networking events for Chamber member excellent job as far as the on the City Auditorium building if they chose that businesses. This was the ninth mixer and no one had won until Eisbrener’s name was design standpoint,” Committee. She also sug- route. There would also be drawn. Eisbrener said having the $900 in Chamber Bucks was going to be a fun deal. She Lawrence said. gested that the second floor added costs if asbestos were said she was going to pay her dues for next year, and because she has a new business, As part of the draft plan, could house historical docu- found in the building. To Singh and Leong proposed ments. give commissioners a clear- she was going to pick up a few things for her store. She is pictured with Nicole Peterson, the following: Singh and Leong’s work er picture of any future Chamber of Commerce president, and Antonio Franklin Jr., executive director. • Building a handi- was informed by the public. costs, Tveitbakk and capped-accessible entrance The public had three oppor- Lawrence were tasked with between the Pennington tunities to provide input investigating the cost of County Government Center about the building, includ- possibly leveling the build- Midco (formerly known as the ing at two public meetings ing. courthouse) and City and at a booth during the Besides that option, Fixed Wireless Auditorium, and installing Pennington County Fair. County Board also dis- an elevator; County commissioners cussed the possibility of • In the basement: have also heard their fair putting the building out for Renovating an area for a share from their con- bids. Auchenpaugh indicat- childcare center, installing stituents regarding the ed that private investors cardio machines for the future of City Auditorium. may be attracted to a build- public, renovating a bath- “In general, the public does- ing listed on the National room, creating a gathering n’t want it gone,” said Register of Historic Places. hub, creating a multipur- Commissioner Darryl She further noted that a pose room/rental party Tveitbakk. register listing doesn’t pre- room, updating the kitchen However, constituents clude the building from for community use, and cre- have told at least three being torn down. ating a storage area for the county commissioners that There may also be money Thief River Falls Area they don’t want the building available if the county Community Theater; to be a tax burden. When he chooses to keep and reno- • On the ground floor: asked his constituents their vate the building. Creating a garden, a nature views regarding City Auchenpaugh noted that playground, an information Auditorium at recent block the county would be eligible desk area, a coffee bar and a parties, Lawrence said he for $250,000 per year in co-working/quiet room. The was immediately told they grants if the building were stage and gym floors would didn’t want their tax money listed on the register. That remain there. spent renovating it. process is being undertaken • On the second floor: Lawrence and at this time, but the county Creating a history gallery, a Commissioner Cody won’t know for at least a learning center (for technol- Hempel indicated that the year if the building has ogy and art) and an art building continues to cost achieved that designation. Internet Like gallery. However, one row of the county money as it Lawrence replied that balcony seats would remain determines how it wishes to $250,000 wouldn’t put a on the second floor. proceed. County Board for- scratch into the amount of The second floor also mally began discussing how money needed to renovate houses former jail cells dat- to proceed with the building the building. ing back to when the Thief in January 2012. Auchenpaugh responded, It Should Be River Falls Police “Presently, we don’t have “It doesn’t have to be done Department was located any plans in place to do all at one time.” there. “The jail cells could anything,” Lawrence said. Right where you need it. also be used as display Commissioners noted areas,” said Faye that it would also cost

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Detroit Lakes’ potent Overall, the Prowlers ground attack was too much punted eight times on the for Thief River Falls in the night, lost three fumbles and Prowlers’ home opener Fri- were held to just 41 yards of day night at Swenson Field total offense. in Thief River Falls. The Lakers broke the The Lakers, currently game open in the second ranked seventh in Class 4A, quarter, scoring four times racked up 453 yards on 37 on drives of 55 yards on four carries in a 61-0 win over the plays, 76 yards on five plays, Prowlers on Tackle Cancer 12 yards on one play, and 34 Night. yards on four plays. “We battled Perham in the After a Thief River Falls first half last week. This three and out to open the week, we struggled to battle,” third quarter, Detroit Lakes said Head Coach Bryce Lin- was back on the move, scor- gen. “It’s not the kids’ efforts. ing on a four-play, 57-yard [Detroit Lakes] is much drive. stronger and our youth really The Lakers added two showed tonight.” more scores in fourth to con- Isaiah Thompson led the clude the scoring. Lakers with 115 yards on This is the third consecu- just five carries. He ac- tive week that the Prowlers’ counted for both of Detroit opponent has scored 61 Lakes’ first quarter scores on points. All three teams that runs of 37 and 43 yards, re- Thief River Falls has faced in spectively. 2019 are ranked in their re- Down 13-0, the Prowlers’ spective classes with a com- second offensive possession bined record of 9-0. Along showed promise after Cole with Detroit Lakes being Johnson converted a third ranked fourth in Class 4A, and one with a one-yard run. Perham is ranked 10th in However, the Prowlers lost Class 3A, and West Central Detroit Lakes running back Isaiah Thompson ran through the Thief River Falls defense Friday night. Thompson 17 yards on the next play due Area is ranked ninth in Class to a bad snap and they were 2A. carried the ball just five times to tally 115 yards and two long touchdown runs in the Lakers’ 61-0 win over the forced to punt. [Continued on page 3] Prowlers. TRF boys CC team finishes fourth TRF SPORTS Thursday, Sept. 19 Saturday, Sept. 21 n Tennis - LHS vs. Bemidji 4:30 n Football - NCTC vs. M State- n TRF places - 3. Jerzie Finstad n TRF places - (TRF finished sec- p.m. Fergus Falls 1:30 p.m. 19:47.5; 9. Dru Harbott 20:57.3; 19. ond overall behind EGF) 3. William n Swimming - LHS vs. Fosston n Volleyball - NCTC vs. Fond du Lilian MacLean 22:05.1. MacLean 13:07.4; 23. Teegan Mill- 5:30 p.m. Lac noon. Davis leads boys team with n Team scores - 1. Hawley 51; 2. sop 14:49.9; 24. Tyler Brouse Friday, Sept. 20 Tuesday, Sept. 24 East Grand Forks 60; 3. Pelican 14:52.1; 25. Keegan Lund 15:00.3; n Football - LHS vs. Dilworth- n Tennis - LHS hosts Quadran- Rapids 74; 4. Wadena-Deer Creek 26. Micah Anderson 15:01.1; 30. Glyndon-Felton 6 p.m. gular 10 a.m. 76; 5. Lake Park-Audubon 113; 6. Spencer Hempel 15:54.4; 41. Jack n Volleyball - NCTC vs. Vermil- n Volleyball - LHS at Park eighth place finish; Finstad Roseau 142; 7. Ada-Borup 164. Krein 19:12.3; 42. Noah Burkel Boys Varsity 19:13.5; 43. Jared Pilcher 19:17.7; ion 6:30 p.m. Rapids Area 7:30 p.m. n Top 5 - 1. Tyson Mahar, East 45. Odin Mooney 20:38.7. takes third to pace girls Grand Forks, 16:09.5; 2. Jonathan Jake Davis ran a personal On the girls side, Thief Krueger, East Grand Forks, 16:25.6; 3. Cole Nowacki, East Grand Forks, record 17:20 5K to finish River Falls’ varsity trio of 16:35.2; 4. Bereket Loer, Wadena- eighth overall in the Ada- Jerzie Finstad, Dru Harbott Deer Creek, 17:04.6; 5. Luca Hino- Borup Booster Invitational, and Lilian MacLean ran jos, Wadena-Deer Creek 17:09.8. while leading the Prowlers to their best times of the sea- n TRF places - 8. Jake Davis 17:20.7; 17. Daniel Quick 18:08.0; a fourth place finish in the son. Finstad was third over- 22. Jonah Kalsnes 18:45.1; 29. meet. Davis’ time of 17:20 all with a time of 19:47.5. Ethan Lunsetter 19:21.9; 35. Paul beat his previous best by an Harbott finished ninth with Koppenhaver 19:44.6; 44. Braydin astonishing 35 seconds. a time of 20:57.3; and Lund 20:50.1. n Team scores - 1. East Grand “Jake has been putting in MacLean finished 19th with Forks 50; 2. Wadena-Deer Creek 51; the time and effort, and it is a time of 22:05.1. 3. Roseau 68; 4. Thief River Falls showing at the meets,” said “Jerzie ran really well 111; 5. Bagley 114; 6. Pelican Rapids Thief River Falls Head Coach with a great finish,” Reierson 159; 7. Hawley 177; 8. Lake Park- Audubon 193; 9. Ada-Borup 211; 10. Natasha Reierson. “Almost said. “She is really working New York Mills 304. every runner PR’ed at Ada. hard and it is fun to see her Girls JV So many were so powerful accomplish race goals. Dru n Winner - Mikayla Varela, the last mile at Ada. We had and Lily are running hard Wadena-Deer Creek 31:33.90. good finishes.” and I am excited for the rest n TRF places - N/A Boys JV Also scoring team points of the season to see what n Winner - Jason Young, for the boys varsity team great times they can put up.” Wadena-Deer Creek 20:12.8. were Daniel Quick, 17th n TRF places - 5. Zachary Wikert place; Jonah Kalsnes, 22nd; Ada Invitational 20:52.5; 7. Jonah Lunsetter 21:30.5. Girls Varsity Girls Junior High Ethan Lunsetter, 29th; and n Top 5 - 1. Kira Sweeney, n Winner - Macy Goeden, Paul Koppenhaver, 35th. Wadena-Deer Creek 19:01.0; 2. Wadena-Deer Creek 14:35.40. Reierson said that this was Lydia Floden, East Grand Forks, n TRF places - 3. Kelsey Bates the boys team’s best perform- 19:46.3; 3. Jerzie Finstad, Thief 14:54.1; 9. Kathryn Aldag 16:29.6. River Falls, 19:47.50; 4. Lily Peter- Boys Junior High ance in Ada in the last four son, Hawley, 19:51.1; 5. Taytum Nel- n Winner - Ephraim Bervig, years. son, Lake Park-Audubon 20:17.5. . Wadena-Deer Creek 12:23.5

Thief River Falls wide receiver Zach Praska looks for room to run after catching a pass from quarterback Grant Hartmann during the second quarter of the Prowlers’ home game against the Lakers.

TRF Volleyball Prowlers sweep Patriots for second straight win Thief River Falls defeated 14 and 11 assists, respec- n Kills - Madison Kisch 9, Lexi Huot 7, Mattea Erickson 6, Haylie Win-E-Mac in straight sets tively. Rogalla 5, Coral Mattison 3, Abbie Thursday at Lincoln High The Prowlers scored 10 Molstad 2, Carley Johnson 2, Katie School. The Prowlers claimed points off of service aces, Nelson 2. the opening set 25-19, domi- with Janae Erickson and n Service Aces - Janae Erickson 3, Katie Nelson 3, Haylie Rogalla 2, nated the second set 25-16 Katie Nelson both recording Alexis Huot 1, Coral Mattison 1. and closed out the win with a three apeace. n Blocks - Haylie Rogalla 1, 25-19 edge in the third set. Madison Kisch 1, Mattea Erickson 1. Madison Kisch led the Thief River Falls 3, n Digs - Janae Erickson 13, Win-E-Mac 0 Katie Nelson 6, Kendal Martell 4, Prowlers offensively with n Scores - TRF wins 25-19, 25- Alexis Huot 3, Carlry Johnson 1, nine kills. Setters Kylie Alby 16, 25-19. Madison Kisch 1, Mattea Erickson 1. and Lexi Huot were both in n Assists - Kylie Alby 14, Lexi double figures, finishing with Huot 11, Josie Johnson 2, Madison Kisch 1, Mattea Erickson 1. TRF girls tennis win-streak snapped by Brainerd Thief River Falls defeated pens in almost every season,” singles matches, with the Moorhead 4-3 in the first said Thief River Falls Head Prowlers getting wins from match of a triangular Satur- Coach Fabian Tunberg. “Our Emma Fagerstrom and Ava day morning to extend its energy and focus ran out. Yuska, respectively, in the winning streak to 11 Now it’s our job as a team to number two and three spots. matches. refill and refocus.” On the doubles side, the The streak, which began Against Moorhead, the Prowlers’ lone win came from with a 4-3 win over Duluth Prowlers got singles wins the number one team of Bela East that improved the from Bela Nelson and Brea Nelson/Brea Prickett. Prowlers’ season record to 3- Prickett, and doubles wins With the postseason loom- 4, dates back to Aug. 23. The from Brooklyn ing on the horizon, Tunberg Thief River Falls senior Carley Johnson passes the ball during the second set of Tues- streak ended in the Prowlers’ Broadwell/Abby Flaagan, wants his team to regroup day’s home match against Crookston last week. Thief River Falls was back in action second match Saturday – a 4- and Gabby Steele/Trista and be ready for the stretch against Win-E-Mac on Thursday night and the Prowlers defeated the Patriots in 3 loss to Brainerd. Spears. run. “Today, our players hit In match number two, the “We have 4 weeks left of straight sets. that breaking point that hap- Prowlers and Warriors split [Continued on page 3] 2B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Northland volleyball falls twice on Iron Range road trip

A scoring mistake may Brittney Neil 4, Liberty Johnson 1; (HCC) Kylah Lind 17, Kayln Bowen have cost the Northland vol- 12, Sophie Howard 9, Athena leyball team a chance at a Dunham 6. win Friday night in Hibbing. n Service Aces - (NCTC) Molly The Pioneers were up 18- Hanson 3, Carly Mekash 1, Emmie Jacobson 1, Janie Wunderlich 1, 15 in the first set when con- Liberty Johnson 1; (HCC) Breeze fusion over the set score Bergland 5, Sophie Howard 3, ensued. The score was even- Kaylyn Bowen 2, Autumn Hamre 1. tually changed to give n Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) Emmie Jacobson 1-1, Janie Hibbing the lead and Wunderlich 1-1, Carly Mekash 0-2, Cardinals went on to win Liberty Johnson 1-0; (HCC) Kaylyn the set 25-19. Bowen 2-0, Juliea Greenwood 2-1, Northland regrouped and Kylah Lind 1-0, Breeze Bergland 0- 1. won the second set 25-17, n Digs - (NCTC) Carly Mekash but dropped the final two 10, Jaymee Tuttle 9, Janie sets by scores of 25-17 and Wunderlich 8, Molly Hanson 7, 25-18. Brittney Neil 2, Liberty Johnson 1; (HCC) Breeze Bergland 9, Autumn “The girls played very Hamre 7, Kaylyn Bowen 7, Athena well,” said Northland Head Dunham 5, Sophie Howard 5, Coach Abdul Chamma. “We Sophie Fink 4, Juliea Greenwood 3, did not do bad at all. We just Kylah Lind 1. couldn’t finish.” Mesabi Range 3, Northland 0 Northland sophomore Carly Mekash keeps the ball in play off of a Central Lakes serve during the Pioneers Saturday, the Pioneers n Scores - Mesabi Range wins traveled from Hibbing to 25-20, 25-18, 25-15. home match against the Raiders last week. Playing on the road, Northland dropped matches at Hibbing on Virginia to face Mesabi n Assists - (NCTC) Molly Friday and Mesabi Range on Saturday. Hanson 19, Brittney Neil 1, Jessie Range College. The Pioneers Nichols 1 (MR) - Sarah Voss 32, led early in both the first Madisen Overbye 3, Kamini and second sets, but Bowman 1, Isabella Mattila 1. dropped both by scores of 25- n Kills - (NCTC) Emmie Jacobson 14, Janie Wunderlich 10, 20 and 25-18. Carly Mekash 7, Brittney Neil 1; The Norse went on to win (MR) Isabella Mattila 14, Montana Northland Football the third set 25-15. Baker 11, Taylor Mejdrich 7, “Mesabi, we started great Madisen Overbye 3, Sarah Voss 2, but we did not finish,” Makini Bowman 1. Mistakes cost Pioneers in blowout loss n Service Aces - (NCTC) Chamma said. “We had a Brittney Neil 3, Molly Hanson 1, tough time passing the last Jessie Nichols 1; (MR) - Montana set.” Baker 3, Kamini Bowman 2, Northland Community & scored 17 unasnwered always win you games. Isabella Mattila 2, Hanna (DCB) Keion Burrell 1-35, 1 touch- Carly Mekash was the Sandberg 1. Technical College turned the points in the first quarter, “We put ourselves in a down. only Pioneer to reach double n Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) ball over five times in a 38-7 and added a touchdown in hole and we couldn’t dig our- digits in kills during Carly Mekash 1-1, Emmie Jacobson road loss at Dakota College the second quarter to take a selves out. We aren’t that MCAC Football Friday’s match against the 1-1; Brittney Neil 0-1; (MR) - Bottineau, Saturday, Sept. 24-0 lead into the locker type of team yet. We just East Madisen Overbye 2-1, Isabella div. all pts Cardinals. Mattila 2-1, Taylor Mejdrich 0-1. 14. room. have to get better. I’ll take it Mesabi Range ...... 2-0 4-0 6 Emmie Jacobson and n Digs - (NCTC) Carly Mekash “It was just a bad per- Northland scored the only upon myself as the head Itasca...... 1-0 4-0 5 Janie Wunderlich both 9, Jaymee Tuttle 5, Janie formance by us,” said points of the third quarter coach to put this team in Rochester...... 1-1 3-1 4 reached double figures in Wunderlich 5, Emmie Jacobson 4, Northland Head Coach on a touchdown grab by postion to be more succesf- Central Lakes ...... 1-1 2-2 3 Brittney Neil 1, Molly Hanson 1, Fond du Lac ...... 1-1 2-2 3 kills against Hibbing on Aurora Ramsdell 1; (MR) - Jeremy Richardson. “We wide receiver Angel Disla on ful.” Vermilion...... 0-3 0-4 0 Saturday, with 14 and 10, Montana Baker 14, Madisen played bad and allowed a pass thrown by Jihad respectively. Overbye 6, Hanna Sandberg 5, Bottineau to take advantage Abdul-Haqq. Abdul-Haqq Scoring West Molly Hanson had a big Kamini Bowman 5, Morgan Rock 5, of mistakes that we continue completed 10 of 21 passes 12 3 4T div. all pts weekend setting the ball, as Taylor Mejdrich 4, Isabella Mattila to make. We never gave our- for 149 yards, a touchdown NCTC ...... 0 0 7 0 7 Dakota College...... 1-0 1-3 2 1, Sarah Voss 1 Dakota College ..17 7014 38 Minnesota West .....0-0 2-1 2 she finished with 23 assists selves a chance to be in the and four interceptions in his NDSCS...... 0-0 2-1 2 in Friday’s match against MCAC Northern Division Women game.” first action of the season Northland...... 0-1 1-3 1 Hibbing, and she led the n Team Statistics M State-Fergus ...... 0-0 0-4 0 Division Overall The win was Dakota while filling in for an injured Fumbles (total-lost) - NCTC 1-1; Pioneers in assists again WLWL DCB 0-0. College’s first of the season, Zacharie Georges. n Results Saturday with 19. Central Lakes...... 4 0 10 4 Punts (number-averge) - NCTC Mesabi Range...... 4 0 8 6 after the team lost to “It was a little rough for 5-33.0; DCB 6-35.2. Saturday, Sept. 14 - Minnesota The Pioneers return to n West■ 36, MState-Fergus Falls 12; Itasca ...... 3 1 5 3 Central Lakes, Rochester him, but he wasn’t the Rushing (attempts-yards) - the Northland gym for this Hibbing...... 2 1 3 7 and Mesabi Range to open demise of the team,” NCTC 25-32; DCB 45-219. Rochester 63, Vermilion 25; Mesabi n Range 27, Central Lakes 7; Dakota week’s Homecoming games. Vermilion ...... 1 3 1 3 the season. Richardson said. “Even if he Passing - NCTC 10-for-21, 149 Northland ...... 1 3 1 7 yards, 4 interceptions, touchdown; College 38, Northland 7; Itasca 39, On Friday, Northland hosts The Pioneers meanwhile had played a great game, we Fond du Lac 6. Rainy River ...... 0 3 2 10 DCB 2-for-10, 38 yards, 1 touch- Vermilion at 6:30 p.m. Fond du Lac...... 0 4 0 4 have dropped three straight still had issues in other down, 1 interception. Sunday, Sept. 15 - NDSCS 31, Saturday, Northland hosts n Concordia■ College JV 20. games after defeating places.” Total yards - NCTC 181, DCB Fond du Lac Tribal and MCAC Southern Division Women 257. Sunday, Sept. 8 - Concordia Vermilion in week one. Ultimately, the Pioneers College■ JV 6, M State-Fergus Falls Community College at noon. Division Overall Northland led at some point lost the battle up front and n Individuals 2. WLWL Rushing - (NCTC) Terrance Rochester ...... 4 0 16 0 in each of its previous losses, they were held to just 32 Williams 2-25; Trenod Desosier 10- Upcoming Hibbing 3, Northland 1 Saturday, Sept. 21 - Itasca at n MS-Fergus Falls ...3 1 11 1 a 27-10 setback against yards rushing and 181 yards 19; (DCB) Abdul Bangura 15-87, 1 ■ Scores - Hibbing wins 25-19, Mesabi Range; MState-Fergus Falls 17-25, 25-17, 25-18. St. Cloud Techl...... 2 1 11 4 Mesabi Range, and a 33-26 of total offense. TD;n Tex Thompson 3-51. Ridgewater...... 2 2 5 4 Passing - (NCTC) Jihad Abdul- at Northland; Dakota College at n Assists - (NCTC) Molly loss at Rochester. “Defensively, their D-line NDSCS; Vermilion at Minnesota Hanson 23, Liberty Johnson 15; Anoka-Ramsey .....1 2 1 5 Haqq 10-for-21, 149 yards, 4 inter- Riverland...... 0 1 0 4 This week, however, the played really well,” ceptions, 1 touchdown, 4 intercep- West; Central Lakes at Rochester. (HCC) Breeze Bergland 37. Sunday, Sept. 22 - Fond du Lac n Minnesota West ....0 2 6 3 Pioneers were hardly in the Richardson said. “They out- tions; (DCB) Tim Dallaire 2-for-8, 38 ■ Kills - (NCTC) Carly Mekash at UW-Stevens Point JV. 14, Janie Wunderlich 9, Emmie Western Tech...... 0 3 2 5 game. The Lumberjacks played our O-line, which can yards,n 1 touchdown, 4 interception. Receiving - (NCTC) Malcom Jacobson 7, Molly Hanson 5, Richards 2-39; Angel Disla 3-37; Prowler tennis team goes 2-0 at Crookston Triangular

Prowlers defeat Crookston, Moorhead The Thief River Falls fered the only loss for the The Prowlers will host a girls tennis team extended Prowlers after bumping up triangular against its winning streak to eight to play number two singles Moorhead and Brainerd matches with a 2-0 showing against Crookston eighth Saturday. at the Crookston Triangular grader Halle Winjum. Tuesday, Sept. 10. Winjum won the match 6-1, Thief River Falls 6, Crookston 1 “We picked up two big 6-3. Singles - Emma Fagerstrom wins on Tuesday against two The Prowlers used the (TRF) def. Hayden Winjum 6-4, 6-3; very well coached teams,” same singles lineup and a Halle Winjum (C) def. Brooklyn Head Coach Fabian Tunberg slightly different doubles Broadwell 6-1, 6-4; Ava Yuska (TRF) def. Emma Gunderson 6-1, 6- said. “There was a point in lineup in a 7-0 win against 2; Bell Hamre (TRF) def. Halle the match against the Spuds. Breggeman 6-4, 6-4. Crookston where I wasn’t Playing in the top-two Doubles - Bela Nelson/Khloe sure which way the match singles spots, Fagerstrom Lund (TRF) def. Catherine Tiedmann/Emma Borowicz 6-2, 6-2; would go and the important and Broadwell each won Brea Prickett/Gabby Steele (TRF) thing is we found a way to third set tiebreakers to win def. Emma Osborn/Hannah win. I think every player their matches, while Yuska Lindemon 1-6, 6-1, 10-6; Brooklyn and any coach would agree and Hamre were winners in Brouse/Abby Flaagan (TRF) def. Eden Haller/Audrey Harbott 6-0, 6- not all winds are pretty. We straight sets in the number 1. got the job done and then three and four spots. some.” On the doubles side, Thief River Falls 7, The Prowlers went 3-1 in Lund/Steele, Moorhead 0 Singles - Emma Fagerstrom singles play and swept the Nelson/Prickett and (TRF) def. Katryna Hansen 6-0, 1- doubles matches in a 6-1 win Brouse/Flaagan all won in 6, 10-8; Brooklyn Broadwell (TRF) in the opening dual against straight sets. def. Nicole Hogland 6-3, 4-6, 10-2; the Pirates. “I’d like to point out our Ava Yuska (TRF) def. Anna Korsmo 6-2, 6-0; Bell Hamre (TRF) def. The Prowlers got singles three doubles team of Josie Palmer 6-1, 6-1. wins from Emma Brooklyn Brouse and Abby Doubles - Khloe Lund/Gabby Fagerstrom, Ava Yuska and Flaagan, these two girls are Steele (TRF) def. Kylie Dumas/Azyien Lunak 6-4, 6-4; Bela Bell Hamre, and doubles becoming an outstanding Thief River Falls senior Bela Nelson awaits the serve of a Crookston opponent dur- wins from Khloe Lund/Bela doubles team together,” Nelson/Brea Prickett (TRF) def. Rachel Craig/Emma Craig 6-1, 6-3; ing a recent home match. Nelson, Brea Prickett/Gabby Tunberg said. “A cohesive Brooklyn Brouse/Abby Flaagan Steele, and Brooklyn team that is not letting up (TRF) def. Bailey Overbo/Ashley Brouse/Abby Flaagan. but continues to put the Knutson 6-1, 6-1. Brooklyn Broadwell suf- pedal to the medal.” Grouse hunters asked to help collect samples for West Nile virus study TRF BOWLING LEAGUES The Minnesota ruffed grouse, because of utes of harvest. They will Department of Natural concerns that it might be also be asked to provide the Commercial League WL Resources is asking ruffed impacting the production of birds’ hearts and few feath- WL Service League Split Ends ...... 4 ...... 0 grouse hunters in northern young birds, which make up ers for sex and age determi- R&G Ag Service ...... 21 ...... 11 WLCHS ...... 3 ...... 1 Sorter/Rude Construction.20.5...... 11.5 TRF Times...... 18 ...... 3 TRF Mini Storage ...... 3 ...... 1 Minnesota to voluntarily a large portion of what nation. 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High Series - Darren Wagner 530, 200.n tions of the disease. to assist with the project will headquarters in Bemidji and High Series - Jason Linnell 553, Scott DCamp 509, Steve Westlund 501. High Series - Bette Jorgenson “We want to learn more need to collect blood on filter Grand Rapids. Ron Zutz 547, Brent Fuller 536, Steve 478. Kloety 536. Sunset League about West Nile virus in paper strips within 30 min- Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 3B Lakers are too much for Prowlers

[Continued from page 1] from Max Gunderson (Wimmer/Continued kick) Thompson 5-115, 2 TD; Gabe The schedule doesn’t get DL - Gabe Hanninen 55-yard run Hanninen 3-84, TD; (TRF) Cole any easier this week, as the (Wimmer kick) Johnsonn 9-17. Prowlers welcome the DL - Gunderson 10-yard run Passing - (DL) Max Gunderson Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton (Wimmer kick) 2-for-5, 36 yards, TD; (TRF) Grant DL - Jake Green 9-yard run (Kick Hartmannn 8-for-15, 19 yards. Rebels to Swenson Field for failed) Receiving - (DL) Isaiah Homecoming. The Rebels DL - Garrett Nelson 15-yard run Thompson 1-18; (TRF) Aaron are 3-0 and ranked fourth in (Wimmer kick) Bruggeman 1-11. DL - Green 1-yard run (Wimmer Class 3A. kick) Midwest District - Red “We have to regroup and DL - Jackson Rhodes 16-yard run Conf. get ready for DGF,” Lingen (Wimmer kick) Overall said. “DGF is going to bring Detroit Lakes ...... 2-0 3-0 a lot of the same stuff as DL. n Team Statistics DGF...... 2-0 3-0 n First downs - Away ; Home . Perham ...... 2-0 3-0 They are a section opponent, Fumbles (total-lost) - DL 2-1; Pequot Lakes ...... 1-1 2-1 so we’ve got to be ready.” TRFn 4-3. Fergus Falls ...... 1-1 1-2 Penalties (number-yards) - DL East Grand Forks...0-2 1-2 3-25;n TRF 2-20. Park Rapids ...... 0-2 0-3 Scoring Punts (number-averge) - DL 1- Thief River Falls .....0-2 0-3 12 3 4T 29.0;n TRF 8-30.5. Friday, Sept. 13 - Detroit Lakes Detroit Lakes...... 13 27 7 14 61 Rushing (attempts-yards) - DL 61,■ Thief River Falls 0; Dilworth- TRF ...... 0 0 0 0 0 37-453n TRF 27-24. Glyndon-Felton 55, Pequot Lakes 7; DL - Isaiah Thompson 37-yard Passing - DL 2-for6-6, 26 yards, Perham 44, Park Rapids 12. run (Braeden Wimmer kick) touchdown;n TRF 9-for-18, 19 yards. Friday, Sept. 20 - Pequot Lakes DL - Thompson 43-yard run (Kick Total yards - DL 479; TRF 41. at ■ Detroit Lakes; Dilworth-Glyndon- failed) n Individuals Felton; Park Rapids at East Grand DL - James Taylor 8-yard pass Rushing - (DL) Isaiah Forks; Perham at Fergus Falls. TRF girls tennis win-streak snapped by Brainerd

[Continued from page 1] Thief River Falls 4, /ContinuedBrainerd 4, Moorhead 3 Thief River Falls 3 the regular season and that Singles - Bela Nelson (TRF) def. Singles - Kate Kurtzman (B) def. means it’s time to keep our Katryna Hansen 6-3, 6-3; Nicol Brooklyn Broadwell 6-2, 6-1; Emma eyes on the journey that we Hoogland (M) def. Ava Yuska 6-2, 7- Fagerstrom (TRF) def. Kate are all on together,” Tunberg 5; Brea Prickett (TRF) def. Azlen Chaussee 6-2, 6-1; Ava Yuska (TRF) Lunak 6-4, 2-6, 10-7; Josie Palmer def. Savannah Smith 6-1, 6-4; Ella said. “Varsity is taking a (M) def. Avery Skaar 1-1, 4-6, 10-2. Chaussee (B) def. Bell Hamre 6-2, mandatory two-day break Doubles - Kylie Dumas/Rachel 6-3. off the court Craig (M) def. Brooklyn Doubles - Bela Nelson/Brea Monday/Tuesday to focus on Brouse/Emma Fagerstrom 4-6, 6-3, Prickett (TRF) def. Lily Jones/Ally 10-6; Brooklyn Broadwell/Abby Goeden 6-4, 6-3; Addie homework and eagerness to Flaagan (TRF) def. Anna Sanford/Chloe Pecarich (B) def. be back on the court again.” Karsma/Emma Craig 6-1, 6-1; Abby Flaagan/Brooklyn Brouse 6-1, Thief River Falls hosts Gabby Steele/Trista Spears (TRF) 7-6 (3); Catherine Bemidji at 4 p.m. Thursday. def. Bailey Overbo/Ashley Knutson Moraghan/Peyton McConkey (B) 6-0, 6-0. def. Gabby Steele/Avery Malone 7- 5, 6-4.

Thief River Falls defensive back Aaron Bruggeman tried to wrap up Detroit Lakes wide receiver Reed Mace during this first quarter Detroit Lakes punt return during Friday’s game at Swenson Field. TRF girls swim to runner-up finish at Crookston Invite

Thief River Falls swam to the 200 Medley Relay team 1:09.54; TRF places: 3. Molly Halsa 1:20.99; 6. Paige Greene 1:35.33; 9. a second place finish at the of Jaymin Klosterman, Caitlynn Ellison 1:48.13. Crookston Pirate Breanna Lee, Paige Greene n 100 Freestyle - Winner: Invitational Thursday night. and Isabella Ek; Ek in the Kaitlyn Peterson, Detroit Lakes, “We had lots of girls sick 200 freestyle; Rantanen in 1:06.30; TRF places: 2. Kendal Rantanen 1:09.65; 4. Alanah Mack and some injuries to deal the 50 freestyle; Halsa in 1:12.66. with, and despite those set- the 100 butterfly; and the n 400 Freestyle - Winner: Faith backs, we still had some 400 freestyle relay team of Hamm, Detroit Lakes, 5:10.79; TRF great swims last night,” said Halsa, Budish, Berg and places: 4. Isabella Ek 5:33.72; 5. Molly Halsa 5:49.07. Head Coach Danielle Spiten. Mack. n 200 Freestyle relay - Winner: “Alanah Mack had a really Detroit Lakes A 2:04.38; TRF Crookston Pirate Invitational places: 4. TRF A (Kendal Rantanen, great meet last night. We n have been giving her a lot of Scores - 1. Detroit Lakes 124; Brianna Berg, Alanah Mack, 2. Thief River Falls 36; 3. Annika Dalager) 2:11.36; 6. TRF B technique to work on, and Warroad/Roseau/Greenbush- (Gweneth Ellingson, Breanna Lee, she went out last night and Middle River 13; Crookston 13. Tavia Foss, Chloe Lundeen) gave it her all.” n 200 Medley Relay - Winner: 2:32.09; 8. TRF C (Carlie Casavan, Detroit Lakes swept all Detroit Lakes A 2:21.38; TRF Ava Budish, Maci King, Kailee places: 2. TRF A (Annika Dalager, Larson) 2:44.82. Alanah Mack swam to a runner-up finish in the 200-yard freestyle race during last 11 races, and dominated the Maren Espe, Molly Halsa, Kendal n 100 Backstroke - Winner: Lexi week’s Crookston Pirate Invitational. (Times file photo) one-meter diving competi- Rantanen) 2:25.18; 3. TRF B Gerdes, Detroit Lakes, 1:21.19; tion for good measure to lock (Jaymin Klosterman, Breanna Lee, TRF places: 5. Jaymin Klosterman down the championship Paige Greene, Isabella Ek) 2:30.00. 1:26.58; 6. Ava Budish 1:29.93. n 200 Freestyle - Winner: Faith n 100 Breaststroke - Winner: TRF goes 1-2 at Hawley volleyball tournament with 124 team points. Hamm, Detroit Lakes, 2:25.81; TRF Madi Gerdes, Detroit Lakes, The Prowlers’ 200-yard places: 2. Alanah Mack 2:36.77; 3. 1:22.83; TRF places: 5. Maren Espe medley relay team of Annika Isabella Ek 2:38.84. 1:31.92; 9. Brianna Berg 1:50.75. A three-set win over East East Grand Forks took sec- Johnson 3, Kylie Alby 2. n 200 IM - Winner: Lexi Gerdes, n n Dalager, Maren Espe, Molly 400 Freestyle relay - Winner: Kills - Haylie Rogalla 2, Detroit Lakes, 2:44.20; TRF places: Detroit Lakes A 4:35.42; TRF Grand Forks was the lone ond on criteria. Wheaton Madison Kisch 2, Mattea Erickson Halsa and Kendal Rantanen victory for the Thief River took third and Thief River 4. Maren Espe 3:01.81; 5. Caitlynn places: 3. TRF A (Molly Halsa, Ava 2, Abbie Molstad 1, Alexis Huot 1, took second, while Rantanen Ellison 3:02.13; 8. Paige Grene Budish, Brianna Berg, Alanah Falls volleyball team as it Falls took fourth. Brylee Lingen 1, Carley Johnson 1. 3:34.36. Mack) 5:03.07; 8. TRF B (Chloe n and Mack added runner-up n traveled to Hawley Service Aces - Madison Kisch finishes in the 100 and 200 50 Freestyle - Winner: Lundeen, Gweneth Ellingson, Tavia Saturday for an eight-team Thief River Falls 2, 2. Madison Hoiland, Crookston, 30.92; Foss, Breanna Lee) 6:01.64; 9. TRF East Grand Forks 1 n Blocks - Madison Kisch 3, freestyle races. TRF places: 3. Kendal Rantanen tournament. n C (Olivia Schmidt, Vanessa Thibert, Scores - TRF wins 13-25, 25- Haylie Rogalla 1. The Prowlers also got 31.61; 5. Brianna Berg 33.43. Kailee Larson, Maci King) 6:04.58. In the win over the Green 18, 15-12; n Digs - N/A third place finishes from: n 100 Butterfly - Winner: Wave, the Prowlers bounced n Assists - Lexi Huot 11, Josie Jennifer Tracy, Detroit Lakes, Johnson 4, Kylie Alby 2, Katie Hawley 2, TRF 0 back from a 25-13 loss in the Nelson 1, Mattea Erickson 1. n Scores - Hawley wins 26-24. first set to claim the final n Kills - Abbie Molstad 6, Alexis 26-24. two sets by scores of 25-18 Huot 3, Brylee Lingen 3, Haylie n Assists - Lexi Hout 12, Josei and 15-12. Rogalla 3, Madison Kisch 3, Mattea Johnson 5. Goodridge/Grygla Football Erickson 2 n Kills - Madison Kisch 7, The Prowlers were swept n Service Aces - Alexis Huot 2, Carley Johnson 5, Lexi Huot 2, Chargers fall to Ponies in shootout by Wheaton and host Madison Kisch 2, Katie Nelson 1, Haylie Rogalla 2, Mattea Erickson Hawley in the other two Haylie Rogalla 1. 2. matches. n Blocks - Madison Kisch 5, n Service Aces - Haylie Rogalla Goodridge/Grygla ran for yards. Lexi Huot 3, Brylee Lingen 2 1, Madison Kisch 1, Kendall 253 yards and added anoth- Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Hawley went on to sweep n Digs - Janae Erickson 6, Lexi Martell 1. the pool and win the cham- Huot 3, Haylie Rogalla 2, Katie n Blocks (solo-assist) - Madison er 111 yards in the air, but improved to 3-0 with the 9-Man West - North pionship match 2-0 over Nelson 2, Kendall Martell 2, Abbie Kisch 2, Brylee Lingen 1, Carley came up short on the score- win, while Goodridge/Grygla Conf. Detroit Lakes. Molstad 1, Madison Kisch 1. Johnson 1, Haylie Rogalla 1. board in a 46-40 overtime fell to 0-3. The Chargers Overall n Digs - Kendall Martell 5, loss to Warren-Alvarado- have had their chances to Fertile-Beltrami...... 3-0 3-0 East Grand Forks, Thief Wheaton 2, TRF 0 Haylie Rogalla 3, Janae Erickson 3, Blackduck...... 3-0 3-0 River Falls and Wheaton all n Scores - Wheaton wins 25-13, Lexi Huot 2, Carley Johnson 1, Oslo Friday night at win games the past two WAO...... 3-0 3-0 finished 1-2 in pool play, and 25-19. Katie Nelson 1. Goodridge High School. weeks but timely mistakes Win-E-Mac...... 1-0 3-0 n Assists - Lexi Huot 4, Josie “What an exciting have cost them in both KCC...... 2-1 2-1 Stephen-Argyle...... 1-1 2-1 Homecoming for everyone,” games. NCE/UH...... 1-2 1-2 said Goodridge/Grygla Head “I feel a lack of finishing BGMR...... 1-2 1-2 Coach John Wilebski. at key moments in the last Laporte ...... 0-1 0-3 “Unfortunatley the two weeks – either a missed Clearbrook-Gonvick0-2 0-3 Northern Freeze .....0-3 0-3 Chargers came out on the tackle or block, or an incom- Goodridge/Grygla...0-3 0-3 short end in overtime. I am plete pass – have hindered n so happy with our effort and the Chargers,” Wilebski Sept. 13 - Fertile-Beltrami 27, play.” said. “This comes from, I Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdal 0; Win-E-Mac 34, Park Christian 14; WAO led 8-6 after one feel, being a young team Blackduck 22, Clearbrook-Gonvick quarter of play. The Ponies lacking the experience and 0; Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 46, led 20-18 at the half. confidence in those certian Goodridge/Grygla 40; Kittson Through three quarters, situations. County Central 27, Northern Freeze 14; Stephen-Argyle 36, WAO’s lead ballooned to four “We’re going to be alright. Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 14; points, 28-24. We are getting better and Nevisn 56, Laporte 0. The teams traded scores better each week, and if we Sept. 20 - Win-E-Mac at Fertile- in the fourth quarter, but continue to keep playing at Beltrami; Laporte at Blackduck; Warren-Alvarado-Oslo at the Chargers were two-for- this level, we will reap the Badger/Greenbush-Middle River; two on two-point conver- rewards in the win column.” Kittson County Central at Park sions in the quarter, while Christian; Norman County the Ponies failed to convert East/Ulen-Hitterdal at Stephen- Scoring Argyle; Nevis at Clearbrook- either two-point play. The 12 3 4T Gonvick; Goodridge/Grygla at game was tied 40-40 at the WAO...... 8 12 8 12 40 Northern Freeze. end of regulation. GG...... 6 12 6 16 46 n Individuals Andrew Loken led the Rushing - (GG) Andrew Loken Charger ground attack with 25-153, 1 touchdown; Moses 153 yards and a touchdown Jensen 8-51; Riley Manderud 12-41, on 25 carries. Quarterback 4 touchdowns;n Matt Busse 2-8 COLOR COPIES Passing - (GG) Riley Manderud Available at Riley Manderud added 41 6-for-16, 111 yards, 1 touchdown; yards and four touchdowns Nolann Anderson 1-for-1, 9 yards. on 12 carriers, and Moses Receiving - (GG) Moses Thief River Falls head volleyball coach Ashley Beito instructs her players during a Jensen added 51 yards on 12 Jensen 2-24; Hudson McMillin 3-32; Jordan Coan 1-17; Matt Busse 1-30, 324 Main Avenue North timeout in Tuesday’s home match against Crookston. The Prowlers defeated the carries. 1 touchdown.n Pirates 3-0 Tuesday night (Sept. 10) and made it two in a row with a 3-0 win over Hudson McMillin was the Tackles - Moses Jensen 12, Thief River Falls Chargers’ leading receiver, Blake Passa 10, Hudson McMillin email: [email protected] Win-E-Mac Thursday night. 11.n catching three passes for 32 Interceptions - Moses Jensen 1 681-4450 4B ~ Thief River Falls Times SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Wednesday, September 18, 2019 SENIOR2018-19 Thief River Falls SPOTLIGHT Have a Great Season Madison Kisch Good Luck Prowlers PROWLERS! Current Sport: Volleyball Position: Middle Hitter Weʼre all behind you! Favorite Sports Team: Minnesota Gophers PENNINGTON FAST LUBE & SERVICE CENTER Favorite Food: Pasta Home of the fast affordable oil changes and Favorite Movie/TV show: Criminal Minds automotive repairs with ASE certified mechanics. 201 Main Ave S. • 681-8972 • Thief River Falls Career Highlight/favorite memory: Sleepover with 218-681-6265 my teammates

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PeTRi Church: (218) 681-7705 Worship Services: Sunday Our Savior’s, Thief Lake Jeff Merseth, Pastor 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls Web: www.almaaflc.org Worship Services: Sundays at Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday Phone: (218) 681-7079 Phone: (218) 222-3711 Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee Sundays: Worship services at 10 United Lutheran, Gatzke Sunday, September 22: Worship at Phone: (218) 796-5130 10:30 a.m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. (218) 459-3351 9:30 a.m., coffee fellowship fol- Wednesday, September 18: –––––––––– Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - a.m. Sundays: (KTRF 1230) Morning –––––––––– lowed by Sunday schoool at 10:45 Wednesday school from 5 - 7 p.m., FiRST luTheRAn ChuRCh 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - devotional hour at 8 a.m., Worship a.m. Oak Park ladies aid at 7:30 p.m. First Lutheran Church 8 p.m. SilveRTon luTheRAn service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School –––––––––– Saturday, September 21: Mt. 210 Park Ave., Middle River –––––––––– ChuRCh at 11 a.m., Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church Tuesdays: Women’s Bible study at ABundAnT liFe Olive Worship with Communion at Strathcona, MN oPen ARmS ChRiSTiAn Larry Myhrer, Lay Pastor 9 a.m. Phone: (218) 222-3622 17982 180th St. NE, Thief River Falls 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. luTheRAn ChuRCh FelloWShiP facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch LeRoy Flickinger, Pastor Sunday, September 22: St. Petri First Lutheran (Middle River): A ministry of the Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m; Sundays: Worship services at 9 p.m., Supper from 5:30-6:30 p.m., 1602 Pennington Ave., Worship with Communion at 8 a.m. Seventh-day Adventist Church a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls and Sunday school at 9:15 a.m., Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 David Jahn, Pastor Kids Klub at 6:30 p.m., Youth Bible Phone: (218) 681-2300 218-416-0178 –––––––––– Nazareth Worship with Communion a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Web: abundantlifetrf.com 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls study at 6:40 p.m., Choir 7:30 p.m. Sundays: Service at 9:30 a.m.; at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday school at a.m. Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 ST. BeRnARd’S Fridays: Men’s Bible study and Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; 8:30 a.m., Oak Park Worship with –––––––––– [email protected] CATholiC ChuRCh Saturdays: Sabbath School classes Father Rick Lambert, Pastor breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Communion at 11 a.m. and Sunday FiRST PReSByTeRiAn for adults and children at 3:00 p.m.; 105 Knight Avenue N., Thief River Falls –––––––––– –––––––––– school at 9:45 a.m. ChuRCh Phone: (218) 681-3571 Worship Service at 4:15 p.m.; –––––––––– Tom Potter, Pastor www.stbernardscc.org viking CovenAnT ChuRCh BeThlehem And Red Lake Falls, MN Fellowship Meal at 5:30 p.m. St. Bernard’s Mass: Saturdays at 5 Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor nAzAReTh luTheRAn CommuniTy ChuRCh Worship Services: Sundays at Wednesdays: Mid-week fellowship p.m., Sundays at 8:30 and 10:30 Viking, MN 10:45 a.m.; Communion is the first Phone: (218) 523-4735 PARiSh – elCA nondenominATionAl and Bible study at 7:00 p.m. a.m. Cell: (218) 201-0350 Cathie Rhodes, Pastor Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor Sunday of the month; Meeting of Fridays: Vespers fellowship and Worship Services: Sunday at 9 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls –––––––––– the session is the first Monday of Bible study at 7:00 p.m. a.m. Special events as announced. Box 39, Newfolden Phone: (218) 681-2285 ST. john luTheRAn Bethlehem Office: (218) 874-7115 Saturdays: Saturday Morning the month at 7:30 p.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Nazareth Office: (218) 449-3856 Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. –––––––––– ChuRCh ouR SAviouR’S luTheRAn missouri Synod viking luTheRAn PARiSh Parsonage: (218) 449-3431 Sundays: Sunday Morning goodRidge AReA Wednesday, September 18: Bible ChuRCh – AFlC Pastor: Thomas L. Puffe zion luTheRAn ChuRCh Celebration Service and One Way luTheRAn PARiSh - elCA Alex Amiot, Pastor 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb study at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m., Kids Sunday School For Children 2075 Hwy. 59 SE, Thief River Falls Price, Cindy Ellingson FAiTh, ekelund, BeThAny Phone: (218) 681-4488 218-523-4995 Bethlehem office hours from 10 from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor Phone: (218) 681-4643 Sundays: Sunday School/Adult Sundays: Morning Devotional P.O. 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Box 157, Goodridge Bible Study at 9:30 a.m., Divine Phone: (218) 378-4191 Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., oAk Ridge and parents meeting for confirma- Worship from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.; Service at 10:45 a.m., Confirmation [email protected] Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., luTheRAn ChuRCh tion at 7 p.m. Bethlehem’s church UPrising YOUTH GROUP (7th Instruction at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 18: 9th Sunday School at 10:50 a.m., Prayer Thief River Falls council meets at 7:30 p.m. grade - College Age) at 7 p.m.; Tuesdays: Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. Phone: (218) 681-1824 grade Faith Confirmation class at 7 Meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, September 19: Senior Bookstore and coffee bar open Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at Worship Services at Zion: p.m. Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at meal at Nazareth, Nazareth office before and after Sunday Morning “Hi Rise.” Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, September 22: Faith 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. Worship Services at Oak Ridge: hours from 10 - 11:30 a.m services Worship at 8:30 a.m. and Sunday –––––––––– Sunday, September 22: Wednesdays: Discipleship & New Wednesdays: Confirmation and Sundays at 9 a.m. school at 9:45 a.m., Bethany ST. PAuli luTheRAn Bethlehem Worship at 9 a.m., Believers Classes for all ages from supper at 5:30 p.m., Kids Klub at Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday ChuRCh elCA Nazareth Worhsip at 11 a.m., 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church 6:30 p.m., youth Bible study and –––––––––– school at 10:30 a.m., Ekelund adult Bible study at 6:30 p.m., Choir Carl Hansen, Pastor Sunday school begins at Bethlehem. - First Wednesday of each month P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. WeSTAkeR FRee luTheRAn Worship at 11 a.m., Sunday school at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, September 24: Noon text from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. at 9:45 a.m. Thief River Falls ChuRCh AFlC study, afternoon parish visitation, Fridays: Men’s Breakfast Bible Web: http://historicstpauli.org 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden –––––––––– –––––––––– Phone: (218) 874-7925 Nazareth’s WELCA’s dinner at Study at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday, September 18: CoRneRSTone BAPTiST Web: westakerfreelutheran.360unite.com Biffs at 12 p.m. immAnuel And eBenezeR –––––––––– Confirmation class at 6:30 p.m. Facebook: Westaker Free Lutheran ChuRCh luTheRAn PARiSh – elCA Thursday, September 19: Church Church –––––––––– Nathan Satchwill, Pastor ReineR luTheRAn Jonathan Dodson, Pastor council meeting at 7 p.m. Email: [email protected] BlACk RiveR luTheRAn PO Box 816, Thief River Falls P.O. Box 98, Plummer FRee ChuRCh – AFlC Worship Services: 10:30 a.m. each using the facilities of Phone: (218) 465-4525 Highway 1, 7 miles east of Goodridge Sunday, September 22: Sunday Sunday, Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. ChuRCh Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at Sunday, September 22: Immanuel (218) 681-4643 school at 9:15 a.m., Worship at Frank Ehling, Pastor 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls Sundays: Worship at 11:30 a.m. (Sept. - May). 10:30 a.m. Sheila Michaels, Pastor Phone: (218) 689-2937 Worship at 9 a.m., Immanuel –––––––––– Communion: 1st Sunday of the 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls www.cornerstonetrf.org Sunday school at 10:15 a.m., –––––––––– month. Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m.; facebook.com/cornerstonetrf RedeemeR luTheRAn Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., Ebenezer Worship at 10:30 a.m. ThRiving liFe ChuRCh Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. –––––––––– ChuRCh – elCA Jim Binder, Pastor month. (Sept. - May). Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with Darrel Cory, Pastor –––––––––– Erskine Community Center Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 Children’s Church offered for kids immAnuel luTheRAn 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls 218-556-1545 Phone: (218) 681-3390 p.m. on KTRF. CAlvARy luTheRAn ages 4-8 ChuRCh - miSSouRi Synod www.thrivinglifemn.org ChuRCh – elCA Rev. Chris Rosebrough, Pastor E-mail: [email protected] –––––––––– –––––––––– Wednesdays: Confirmation from Worship Services: Sunday morn- Frank Ehling, Pastor Radium ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine zion luTheRAn ChuRCh – Sheila Michaels, Pastor eAgle’S vieW ChuRCh, Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 5:15 - 6:15 p.m., BLAST at 5:45 PO Box 8 Community Center. All are wel- elCA ouTReACh CenTeR Sundays: Worship at 1 p.m., Bible p.m., Worship with Communion at John Golv, Senior Pastor 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire Roger Schmitz, Pastor Study at 2:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. come. Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Phone: (218) 964-5750 111 Fourth Street East, Thief River Falls –––––––––– –––––––––– 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls Sundays: Church services at 10:30 Phone: (218) 686-5962 Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Phone: (218) 681-3296 a.m., Communion every Sunday. Worship Services: Sundays at 10 neWFolden evAngeliCAl –––––––––– TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh Web: www.ziontrf.org –––––––––– a.m.; Wednesdays: Prayer at 7 p.m. FRee ChuRCh – elCA Wednesday, September 18: SAIL RiveR oF liFe ChuRCh Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor –––––––––– Gary Barrett, Pastor Timothy Self, Pastor exercise at 9 a.m., God’s joy choir P.O. Box 86, Newfolden CATholiC CommuniTieS 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Linda Kaushagen, Lay Visitation begins at 6 p.m., Senior choir begins Phone: (218) 874-8785 oF BleSSed SACRAmenT, evAngeliCAl CovenAnT Thief River Falls and Senior Outreach at 6:45 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls ST. edWARd, ST. joSePh ChuRCh Phone: (218) 681-1469 Thursday, September 19: SAIL Bert Foster, Senior Pastor Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th Phone: (218) 681-1310 Father George Noel, Pastor grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) www.riveroflifetrfmn.org exercise at 9 a.m., LSS caregiviers Phone: (218) 289-1735 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- www.trinitylutherantrf.org Phone: (218) 681-4449 respite from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., Prayer [email protected] at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at ery/preschool available as well as Sundays: Worship at 8:30 and Web: www.trfcovchurch.org Weekend Masses: Blessed 6:45 p.m. ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. 10:30 a.m., Sunday school from shawl ministry at 10 a.m., quilting www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch and LWR workshop at 1 p.m. Sacrament Mass on Saturdays at 5 Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible 9:25 - 10:20 a.m., coffee fellowship Office E-Mail: [email protected] Friday, September 20: Men’s p.m. and Sundays at 8 a.m., St. Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 a.m. Study at 7 p.m. at 9:30 a.m., service is broadcasted Joseph Mass at 9:45 a.m. on a.m., Sunday School at 11 a.m., Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 at 10:30 a.m. on KTRF Radio 1230 breakfast at Biff’s at 7 a.m., SAIL –––––––––– exercise at 9 a.m., coffee with staff Sundays. St. Edward Mass at 11:30 Prayer Group at 6:30 p.m. a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 and Sjoberg’s Cable Channel 3. All SevenTh-dAy AdvenTiST at 9:30 a.m., Communion at Valley a.m. on Sundays. Tuesdays: Mending the Soul 6 a.m. are welcome. –––––––––– ChuRCh Home at 2 p.m. Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m., Al-Anon at 7 p.m. David Jahn, Pastor –––––––––– p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, Sunday, September 22: Worship Wednesdays: Youth Group at neWFolden neW hoPe 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls uniTed meThodiST and Cable 3/KTRF broadcasts at Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare Elevate NextGen Youth Center 6 - 8 luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC Phone: (218) 416-0178 Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 ChuRCh 8:30 a.m., Education hour and cof- Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. p.m. Ollie Urdahl, Pastor Matt Howe, Pastor P.O. Box 185, Newfolden a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. fee fellowship at 9:30 a.m., Silver Joseph, Fridays at 5:30 p.m. at Saturdays: Men’s Breakfast Bible 116 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 874-6611 –––––––––– Creek Worship at 10 a.m., New Karlstad Care Center. Study at 8:30 a.m. Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 Phone: (218) 681-4388 Web: www.umctrf.org Traditions worship resumes at 10:30 –––––––––– –––––––––– a.m. ST. joSePh’S CATholiC Email: [email protected] a.m., 11th grade Confirmation –––––––––– ChuRCh Facebook: Thief River Falls retreat at Silver Creek at 1 p.m. ePiPhAny STATion evAngeliCAl FRee Fr. Bob Schreiner, Priest Matty Towse, Lead Pastor United Methodist Church ChuRCh RindAl luTheRAn 112 Edward Ave. N., Red Lake Falls Monday, September 23: SAIL Mary Sieckert, Interim Worship Leader Lead Pastor Kevin MacLean, Phone: (218) 253-2685 Thursdays: Chit Chat Group at 10 exercise at 9 a.m., parish nurse Pete Lee, Discipleship Pastor ChuRCh, nAlC Interim Associate Pastor Kent Hudson Rev. Timothy Lundeen, Pastor Saturdays: St. Joseph (Brooks) a.m., stop by for coffee and conver- hours from 3 - 4:30 p.m. 403 Main Avenue North, Thief River Falls 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden Mass at 5 p.m.; St. Joseph (Red sation. Tuesday, September 24: Staff Web: www.epiphanystation.com Phone: (218) 681-3855 Phone: (218) 689-0042 • (218) 378-4499 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.trfefc.org E-mail: [email protected] Lake Falls) Mass at 5:30 p.m. Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m. meeting at 9:30 a.m., coffee with Sundays: Experiences at 9:30 and Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Sundays: Worship service from Sundays: St. Joseph (Red Lake Mondays: Bible studay at 10 a.m. staff at 10:30 a.m., noon pastors text 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays: Bible Study at 7 p.m. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Falls) Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesdays: Bible study at 7:15 p.m. study. This Church Directory Is Sponsored By The Following Businesses FARMERS Johnson Funeral Service “Setting a New Standard for Caring” Where the customer ® is the company UNION OIL CO. SENIOR HOUSING 420 LaBree Ave. N. 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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. Advertising

Recent research thing from Thief River demonstrated just how Falls. important local newspa- If you’re on Twitter, pers are by discovering nearly every staff per- they produce more of son in our school district the local reporting than has a Twitter account. any other source. In At least it seems like it. fact, local newspapers Kurt Reynolds usually produce more than 60 posts some interesting percent of all local news and inspiring quotes content. I’ll take it a and information about step further by asking teaching. I noticed the where and what source Blue Crew was recom- would you rely on if it mended for me today. weren’t for local newspa- Maybe I should sub- pers and local radio sta- scribe. tions? Yikes. How many It’s no secret that sources are you going to Walz to Japan: We’re open for business larger newspapers have track? When are you suffered in the last sev- going to check those Gov. Tim Walz shared to build on our existing rela- companies including board of Sumitomo eral years. They’ve lost sources - like me, at insights from his recent tionships and reputation, Hitachi, Toyota, Medtronic Chemical Company trade trip to Japan and and make sure Minnesota is Japan, Kurita Water Limited. “Our subsidiary, so many subscribers and work? And if you’re a South Korea where he pro- on the map years into the Industries, KITO MGK, has been operating in so much advertising rev- representative of a busi- moted Minnesota business- future.” Corporation, Toppan Minnesota for over 100 enue they’ve been forced ness, how are you going es and bolstered worldwide Walz travelled to Japan Merrill, Sumitomo years and we look forward to make some radical to reach the people you economic partnerships. and South Korea with Chemical Co, Ltd, Sawai to the business’ continued changes. Some have want to reach, and will Walz first traveled to Department of Employment Pharmaceutical, Doosan work in the state.” even closed their doors. you be able to track Tokyo, Japan, from Sept. 7 – and Economic Development Bobcat, and CJ “We were delighted to 10 to attend the 51st Commissioner Steve Grove CheilJedang. The trip suc- welcome Gov. Walz and his One of the radical your customer responses Midwest U.S. Japan and representatives from cessfully laid the ground- team to Toppan and very changes they’re making or put something on Association Conference the Minnesota Trade Office work for future opportuni- excited to hear about all is something your local your Facebook page with other Midwest gover- at DEED, as well as repre- ties of economic partnership that Minnesota has to offer news providers have every day, how about nors at the invitation of sentatives the City of between both countries and to a business like ours as we been doing for years - every week? Believe me, Shinsuke J. Sugiyama, Faribault, Rice County, and Minnesota. expand operations there,” Japanese ambassador to the Destination Medical Center. “It was a great opportu- said Takao Ikeda, executive providing you with local it gets stressful and tir- United States. On Sept. 11, “Japan and South Korea nity for us to hear from officer of the Corporate news coverage. They’re ing. he made a one-day stop in are critical trade partners Walz about the direction of Planning Division & Global marketing it as “hyper- Now, here are some Seoul, South Korea before to Minnesota businesses of Minnesota,” said Yoshio Business Center at Toppan local news.” We’re ahead really important ques- returning to Minnesota on all sizes,” said Grove. “This Kito, president and chief Merrill. of the curve for once. tions about your news the newly-created Delta trip gave us the opportunity executive officer of the “Thank you for visiting Seoul-MSP direct flight. to strengthen Minnesota’s KITO Corporation. “Kito Kurita’s head office during How about that! sources. Does the source “I’m working to keep relationship with these two would make our best effort the first trip to Japan as Nevertheless, we con- you’re thinking of have Minnesota competitive in a countries even as we contin- to contribute to the economy governor,” said Yasuo stantly hear advertisers the education, the expe- global economy,” said Walz. ue to experience interna- of the state and also to the Suzuki, director and execu- and customers say they rience and track record? “That’s why I traveled to tional trade uncertainty at prosperity of the community tive general manager of are going to focus their Do they go to the city Japan and South Korea to the federal level.” of Winona through our busi- Global Business Division. efforts and money on council, committee of promote Minnesota busi- Minnesota is home to ness development.” “We will do our best for the nesses and expand our eco- more than 35 Japanese- “This was the first time expansion in U.S. from social media sources, or the whole, county board, nomic partnerships. based companies, located in we’ve hosted a Minnesota Minnesota based on work- those larger news and school board meet- Minnesota grows some of every corner of the state governor and we were hon- ing together with providers in bigger com- ings? Do they check the best crops in the world and across sectors. ored hearing Minnesota’s Minnesota people.” munities. with and report all sto- and our businesses offer Minnesota also has a long appreciation for our work Humor me. Let me ries from State Patrol, innovation and a world- history of engagement with there,” said Masakazu ask a few questions. Sheriff’s Department, class workforce. I was proud South Korea. Walz met with Tokura, chairman of the Would daily or Police Department, and national newspapers be courts? Do they cover able to provide consis- the local schools? Do Waters of U.S. rule was unreasonable tent news on local taxes they follow local sports The following is a state- “Minnesota farmers and rules for states, farmers, support our efforts to serve and fees? And when was teams? Do they, or will ment from Minnesota Farm ranchers fully support clean rural communities and as an advocate for rural the last time you priced they, interview local Bureau President Kevin water and clear rules and businesses.” Minnesota, www.fbmn.org. an advertisement with individuals about their Paap regarding the U.S. repealing the 2015 WOTUS Minnesota Farm Bureau one of these news unique and interesting Environmental Protection rule provides a fresh start is comprised of 78 local providers? Better get hobbies? Do they stop by Agency’s repeal of the 2015 to get this important regu- Farm Bureaus across ready to shell out a lot your business to either Waters of the United States lation right. We will contin- Minnesota. Members make (WOTUS) rule. ue to work with the EPA to their views known to politi- more money than you do visit with you about LETTERHEADS “Minnesota Farm ensure clear rules that will cal leaders, state govern- Custom Designed To Fit Your Needs now. And if you think advertising, or buy prod- Bureau members care protect our water and our ment officials, special inter- you’re going to turn to ucts from you? deeply about the land and ability to work and care for est groups and the general water. The 2015 WOTUS the land.” public. Programs for young other media, like If you advertise (218) 681-4450 Facebook or Twitter for online, like on YouTube rule was unreasonable and “The Administration’s farmers and ranchers devel- unworkable and ultimately announcement follows a op leadership skills and your news, which site or Google, do you know made conservation more dif- multi-year effort by the improve farm management. are you going to choose? where your money goes? ficult for farmers and American Farm Bureau Promotion and Education Just about everyone I I’m pretty sure it’s not ranchers. We are glad to see Federation, state Farm Committee members work POLICIES know has a Facebook being spent in Thief the old rule repealed so that Bureaus and an array of with programs such as Ag in Letters To The Editor: The staff page. Many of my River Falls or anywhere a new rule can be written allies to finalize a new rule the Classroom and safety of The Times en cour ages written that provides clarity and that protects the nation’s education for children. Join re sponses to editorial comment or friends post something close to Pennington commonsense.” waters and provides clear Farm Bureau today and daily. Today, one of my County. letters with original thoughts or ideas of general interest. Letters friends posted an inter- Be smart about the should be intended for publication esting fact - the Mets decisions you’re making Rep. Peterson applauds EPA’s in The Times exclusively; letters scored nine runs on 11 regarding news and sent to multiple publications will hits on 9/11. Interesting. where you’re spending generally not be accepted. Right is action to repeal WOTUS reserved to edit letters for length Fannie Mae posted your advertising dollars. and clarity and to reject letters something about joining I’m sorry if I asked a Congressman Collin C. I strongly support EPA’s this problem, Peterson was deemed to be promotional in Urban Institute to bring few too many questions, Peterson made the follow- announcement to repeal the lead Democrat on the nature, promote violence or in poor together government but these are all ques- ing statement after the this rule, which did nothing Regulatory Integrity taste. Letters should not exceed and business, and tions you should be ask- Environmental Protection but cause confusion in our Protection Act of 2015, a bill 650 words in length. If individuals request their let- Scheels advertised hunt- ing when you’re think- Agency’s repeal of the 2015 rural communities,” said which required the EPA to rule defining “waters of the Peterson. withdraw the WOTUS rule ters printed “as is” they will be ing clothing through the ing about your local United States” (WOTUS). The WOTUS rule desig- and develop a new rule deemed a paid advertisement and Grand Forks Herald news, information, and “I have been saying for nated an expanded list of based on input from stake- must appear in a box. website. You know advertising sources and years that our farmers, waterways regulated under holders. Peterson supported Letters Must Be Signed: All let- ranchers, local transporta- the Clean Water Act. The the Administration’s efforts ters must be signed and contain an what? I didn’t see a solutions. address or phone number of the tion departments, and busi- rule was challenged in the to reexamine and withdraw writer so authenticity can be veri- nesses need certainty when court system, which led to WOTUS for the past several fied. it comes to WOTUS. This regulatory disparities years. Signatures must appear on let- WE’RE ALL EARS rule was beyond repair and between the states. To fix ters published. The staff believes that there is greater credibility in letters signed in print and will not withhold names of writers from Peterson pushes for flexibility publication. Responses Invited: Letters crit- ical of individuals or other entities for cattle producers and haulers may be shown to those individuals or representatives of those entities Your opinion is Congressman Collin C. This market disruption has working cattle producers Questions? Peterson signed on to a had ripple effects for cattle and live-cattle haulers,” in advance of publication with an Comments? something bipartisan letter, led by producers and beef prices said Peterson. invitation by newspaper staff for we always Rep. Greg Gianforte (R- across the country. The let- The letter was sent to response in the same issue as the Story Ideas? MT), to aid cattle producers ter requests an emergency Raymond P. Martinez, original letter. want to hear Corrections: If an error is made Let us know and live-cattle haulers who declaration, which would administrator of the face a crisis because of an remove the delays in trans- Federal Motor Carrier in news or advertising publication, how we're doing. the staff encourages readers to call August fire. porting cattle planned for Safety Administration it to our immediate attention by In early August, the processing in Holcomb to (FMCSA), requesting an calling 681-4450. We will attempt Tyson beef processing plant other facilities. emergency declaration and to correct the error or clarify the in Holcomb, Kan., was shut “I’m proud to sign on to suspension of the Hours of misunderstanding in the next down after a fire. The clos- this bipartisan letter. We Service (HOS) regulations issue. est processing facilities that want to be helpful wherever for live-cattle haulers in Deadline: The deadline for let- can accommodate the addi- we can and through our light of this emergency situ- 218-681-4450 • [email protected] ters to the editor is 10 a.m. on tional cattle are located efforts, we hope we can pro- ation. Mondays. 324 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls, MN 56701 hundreds of miles away. vide some relief to our hard Wednesday, September 18, 2019 MENUS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7B School Lunch - Week of Sept. 23-27

Challenger Elementary Bacon/egg pizza, breakfast bread, marinara sauce, green Thursday: Chicken burger on School sausage pizza, cream cheese beans a bun, cheesy potatoes, vegetable Thief River Falls bagel, cini-minis, burritos, –––––––––– Friday: Quesadilla, cottage Milk is served with all meals. chocolate chip, maple and straw- Viking Elementary cheese, fresh vegetables Fruit choice and juice served for berry pancakes. School –––––––––– breakfast. Alternate entrees: Tuesdays: Tornados All breakfast and lunches Lafayette High School Pizza or build your own chef Thursdays: Pancake dog on a served with juice, low fat/fat free Red Lake Falls salad. Breakfast prices: Students stick milk, and fruit. All bread prod- All meals are served with fruit $1.50; reduced Free. Lunch Fridays: Cinnamon roll ucts served are whole grains. An and milk. All breakfasts are prices: Students $2.80; reduced Lunch alternative of cereal is available served with juice. All lunches are Free. Monday: Sloppy joe on a bun, at every breakfast. served with fresh vegetables and Breakfast tator tots Breakfast fruit choice. Mondays: Sausage or egg Tuesday: Super nachos, taco Monday: Toast Breakfast breakfast pizza meat, tomatoes, cheese, onions, Tuesday: Granola bar Monday: Cereal, toast, peanut Tuesdays: French toast sticks olives, zippy refried beans or Wednesday: Scrambled eggs, butter, jelly, butter with sausage patty Mexican black beans, cookie toast Tuesday: Yogurt parfait Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- Wednesday: Grilled chicken Thursday: French toast sticks Wednesday: Cinnamon roll, wich breast with mozzarella cheese Friday: Toast hard boiled egg Thursdays: Pancake wrap slice and marinara sauce, roasted Lunch Thursday: Mini waffle with poppers rosemary reds, dinner roll Monday: Italian dunkers with syrup, sausage Fridays: Cinnamon roll Thursday: Orange chicken, meat sauce Friday: Egg omelet, toast, Lunch steamed rice, stir fry vegetables, Tuesday: Taco in a bag, let- peanut butter, jelly, butter Monday: Italian dunkers with egg roll, pineapple tidbits tuce, cheese, green beans Lunch marinara sauce, green beans Friday: Pancakes with syrup, Wednesday: BBQ chicken Monday: Chicken fajitas, rice Tuesday: Super nachos, taco sausage patty, hashbrown legs, mashed potatoes Tuesday: Chicken legs, cheesy meat, zippy refried beans, toma- –––––––––– Thursday: Humburger on a green beans, dinner roll toes, cheese, onions, olives Goodridge Schools bun, French fries Wednesday: Sloppy joe on a Wednesday: Grilled chicken Goodridge Friday: Quesadilla, corn bun, baked beans breast with mozzarella cheese Milk is served with all meals. –––––––––– Thursday: Hamburger gravy, and BBQ sauce, baby baked po- Fruit and juice is served with all Red Lake mashed potatoes, dinner roll tato sweet corn, dinner roll break-fasts. County Central Friday: Sub sandwich, baked Thursday: Orange chicken, Breakfast Elementary School chips steamed rice, stir fry vegetables, Monday: Breakfast pizza Plummer –––––––––– egg roll, pineapple tidbits Tuesday: Pancake wrap Milk and fruit is served with St. Bernard’s Friday: Pancakes with syrup, Wednesday: Bagel with cream all meals. Bread, cereal and juice Thief River Falls sausage patty, hashbrown cheese or jelly, yogurt is served with breakfast. Milk and fruit is served with –––––––––– Thursday: Blueberry muffin, Breakfast all meals. Juice is served with Franklin Middle School cereal choice Monday: Blueberry bagel with breakfast. Thief River Falls Friday: Granola bar, cereal cream cheese, or PBJ Breakfast Milk is served with all meals. choice Tuesday: Variety Monday: French toast sticks Fruit choice and juice served for Lunch Wednesday: Pancake Sausage Tuesday: Cereal choice, toast breakfast. Alternate entrees: Monday: Spaghetti with meat Stix Wednesday: Egg patty, toast Pizza, chef salad, sub sandwich sauce, corn, fruit salad, bread- Thursday: Egg patty with ham Thursday: Cinnamon rolls stick Friday: Cinnamon roll Friday: Cereal choice, toast or bagel meal. Breakfast prices: Nick Olson was among the runners participating in the Digi- Students $1.60; reduced Free. Tuesday: Chicken patty on a Lunch Lunch Lunch prices: Students $2.75; re- bun with toppings, baked beans, Monday: BBQ on a bun, Monday: Chicken patty, Ro- Dash Walk/Run. The annual event was held Saturday, Sept. duced Free. lettuce salad, pineapple baked beans, chips, sherbet maine lettuce, tomatoes, cucum- 14 in Thief River Falls. Breakfast Wednesday: Hamburger gravy Tuesday: Chili, Ritz Bitz, bers, Mandarin oranges Answers to last week’s puzzles Mondays: Sausage or egg over mashed potatoes, carrots, salad, cornbread Tuesday: Chili, grilled cheese, breakfast pizza peaches, bread, Rice Krispie bar Wednesday: Meatballs, red peppers, broccoli, applesauce Tuesdays: French toast sticks Thursday: Chef salad with mashed potatoes and gravy, peas Wednesday: Meatloaf, mashed with sausage patty diced chicken and ham, broccoli, and carrots, bread potatoes with gravy, corn, diced Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- carrots, celery, green peppers, Thursday: Spaghetti, salad, peaches wich tomatoes, lunch bunch grapes, string cheese, fruit, breadstick Thursday: Corn dogs, baked Thursdays: Pancake wrap breadstick Friday: Super nachos, ham- beans, celery sticks, mixed fruit poppers Friday: Chicken ranch wrap, burger, cheeese, tomatoes, let- sauce Fridays: Cinnamon roll lettuce salad, bananas tuce, sour cream, salsa, yogurt Friday: Fish nuggets, potato Lunch –––––––––– –––––––––– smiles, cooked carrots, peas, ap- Monday: Sloppy joe on a bun, Marshall County Red Lake ples tator tots Central School County Central –––––––––– Tuesday: Super nachos, taco Newfolden High School St. John Lutheran meat, zippy refried beans, toma- All breakfast and lunches Milk and fruit is served with School toes, cheese, onions, olives served with juice, low fat/fatfree all meals. Bread, cereal and juice Thief River Falls Wednesday: Grilled chicken milk and fruit. All bread products is served with breakfast. Milk is served with all meals. breast with mozzarella cheese served are whole grains. An al- Breakfast Lunch and BBQ sauce, baby baked po- ternative of cereal is available Monday: Apple turnover Monday: Italian dunkers wth tato sweet corn, dinner roll every breakfast. Tuesday: Muffins marinara sauce, green beans Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into Breakfast Wednesday: Toast Tuesday: Super nachos, taco nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 Thursday: Orange chicken, must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear steamed rice, stir fry vegetables, Monday: Waffle sticks and Thursday: Pancake on a stick meat, zippy refried beans with only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the egg roll, pineapple tidbits syrup with syrup toppings order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric Tuesday: Sausage, egg and Friday: Cinnamon roll Wednesday: Grilled chicken clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you Friday: Pancakes with syrup, name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! sausage patty, hashbrown cheese biscuit Lunch breast with mozzarella cheese, –––––––––– Wednesday: Cinnamon roll, Monday: Pulled pork or BBQ baby baked potato, sweet corn, Lincoln High School hard boiled egg chicken, baked beans, mac salad dinner roll Thief River Falls Thursday: Bagel, yogurt Tuesday: Chicken strips, rice Thursday: Orange chicken, Milk is served with all meals. Friday: Toast, cereal pilaf, vegetable, uncrustable steamed rice, stir fry vegetables, Fruit choice and juice served for Lunch Wednesday: Spaghetti with egg roll, pineapple tidbits breakfast. Breakfast prices: Stu- Monday: Corn dog, macaroni meat sauce, breadsticks, veg- Friday: Pancakes with syrup, dents $1.65; reduced Free. Lunch and cheese, peas etable sausage patty, hashbrown prices: Students $2.80; reduced Tuesday: California burger, Free. Grill line options available potato wedges, baked beans as alternatives are: cheesburger, Wednesday: Pizza, carrots hamburger, chicken patty, spicy Thursday: Hambuger gravy, chicken patty, rib patty & pizza. mashed potatoes, corn, dinner Breakfast roll All items offered every day: Friday: Italian dunkers, cheesy Discovery Place

Milk is served with all meals. mashed potatoes, carrots, Breakfast pineappple, bread and butter Monday: Chex, whole wheat Tuesday: Macaroni with toast, apple juice cheese and ham casserole, green Tuesday: Corn Flakes, whole beans, bread and butter, pears wheat toast, grape juice Wednesday: Chili, crackers, Wednesday: Rice Krispies, cheese sandwich, pineapple whole wheat toast, orange juice Thursday: Tuna noodle casse- Thursday: French toast with role, peas, peaches, bread and syrup, apple juice butter Friday: Kix, whole wheat Friday: Sloppy joe on a bun, toast, orange juice tator tots, pickles, fruit cocktail Lunch Monday: Hamburger gravy, Senior Meals

Heritage Center with margarine, brownie Thief River Falls Thursday: Fried bread tacos, Monday: Hamburger, oven Spanish rice, corn, fruit, cookie brown potatoes, creamed corn, Friday: Tator tot hotdish, sea- fruit sauce soned carrots, cole slaw, wheat Tuesday: Taco salad with bread with margarine, peaches cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, –––––––– onions, sour cream, salsa, fresh Newfolden fruit, bar Community Center Wednesday: Spaghetti with The Senior Meal Program has Dressed as a police officer, Ryan Richardson ran in the Digi- meat sauce, green beans, lettuce relocated to the Newfolden Dash Walk/Run while his son, Everest, was along for the salad, ice cream Café. Meals are served Monday ride. To coincide with Dad’s theme, Everest was dressed as Thursday: Roast pork, mashed through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 potatoes, gravy, creamed carrots, p.m. For more information, call a convict. The Digi-Dash Walk/Run was held Saturday, Sept. cake 218-874-8361. 14 in Thief River Falls. Friday: Chicken in cream Monday: Chicken alfredo, sauce, mashed potatoes, peas, peas, side salad dessert Tuesday: Pork loin, mashed Medicare 101 class to be held –––––––– potatoes, carrots Meals on Wheels Wednesday: Meatloaf, Senior LinkAge Line® and Medicare prescription Thief River Falls mashed potato, side salad staff will provide a complete drug coverage (Part D). Ad- Meals on Wheels will deliver Thursday: Tator tot hotdish, overview of Medicare during ditional information will be meals Monday through Friday, peas, corn a Medicare 101 class Thurs- provided for eligibility, how including holidays. For more Friday: Turkey dinner, day, Sept. 26, from 5 to 7:30 and when to enroll, drug information, call (218) 681- p.m., at Dancing Sky Area plan costs, choosing a drug 6861. Low fat milk served mashed potatoes, green beans –––––––––– Agency on Aging, 109 S. plan, prescription assistance with all meals. Minnesota St. in Warren. programs, and fighting Monday: Chuckwagon patty LSS Senior Meals Viking and Holt There is no fee for this infor- Medicare fraud. with gravy, mashed potatoes, mational Medicare class and Senior LinkAge Line is mixed vegetables, wheat bread Senior meals are served every weekday. To make a Viking or useful reference materials. the State Health Insurance with margarine, pears Registration isn’t required. Assistance (SHIP) for Min- Tuesday: Pork loin, mashed Holt meal reservation or to re- ceive a menu, please call (218) Information will include nesota as designated by the potatoes with gravy, mixed veg- what is covered under Parts Centers for Medicare Serv- etables, roll, dessert 874-7137. Viking meals avail- able as home delivery only. A and B, enrollment guide- ices. For more information, Wednesday: Chow mein hot- lines, Minnesota options, contact the Senior LinkAge dish, corn, Jell-O, wheat bread Advantage plans (Part C), Line at 1-800-333-2433. 8B ~ Thief River Falls Times CLASSIFIEDS Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Thief River Falls Times/Northern Watch

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ELEMENTARY SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER Duties include service and maintenance for large commercial contract. Domino’s Is Hiring For All Positions Goodridge Public School is seeking( a 1.0 FTE Elementary Special Teacher. Must have customer service skills and professional verbal and Letter of application, resume, credentials, letters of reference to: written communication skills. 6-12 months of HVAC experience or Start Immediately Becky Carlson relevant experience preferred. Potential To Make $11/hour K-12 Principal, Goodridge Public School PO Box 195, Goodridge, MN 56725. Apply in person at Brodin Comfort Systems, 1902 Hwy Plus Bonuses Phone: 218-378-4133, email: [email protected] 32 S or email resume to [email protected]. Call Matt Position Open Until Filled. at 218-681-4433 for questions or inquiries. Apply In Person 209 Brooks Ave. N., Thief River Falls SUGAR BEET TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED Do you have time off in the week? Would you like to make $28/hour driving SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT SPECIALIST/NURSING semi-truck/tri-axle truck for the sugar beet TUTOR (CLA2) – TRF/EGF harvest? Northland Community & Technical College (NCTC) seeks a Then we are looking for you! Starting October 1, 2019 through temporary, intermittent Supplemental Support Specialist/ October 18, 2019 we are hiring part-time employes to haul suger Nursing Tutor (CLA2). beets. Candidates should have some farm and truck experience. GROCERY MANAGER - HUGO’S #7 Application procedure and additional information Shift is 2 a.m. to 2 p.m., will work with split shift divers. Thief River Falls, MN regarding the vacancy is available online at Duties include: Providing outstanding customer service, ordering, http://mn.gov/mmb/careers JobID 35517. stocking, merchandising, building displays, training and supervis- Screening of application will begin on 9/23/19. Call or text 218-686-0804 ing other grocery department associates, maintaining department Member of the Minnesota stock levels, code dating and cleanliness standards, accurate State Colleges and Universities. signage, maintaining an organized and clean back room. Equal Opportunity Employer and Educator. Highway Equipment Operator The Pennington County Highway Department will be Please submit resume to: accepting applications for the position of Highway Equipment Hugo’s #7 - Attn. Jim The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, MN: Operator until 10:00 AM September 27, 2019. High School 215 Pennington Avenue, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 diploma or equivalent desirable. Minimum of three years Applications will be taken through August 26th MUSIC TEACHER operating light to heavy construction and maintenance equipment and vehicles. Possession of a valid State of (LONG-TERM SUB) Minnesota Class “A” Commercial Drivers License required. Location: Challenger Elementary School May be required to obtain endorsements as delegated after Effective: Fall 2019 - TBD employment. May be required to obtain commercial Duties: Teach vocal/classroom music to elementary school applicator’s license as assigned. PRESSMAN ASSISTANT Starting wage is $18.78 Full-time Pressman Assistant needed at a Monday students. Requirements: Minnesota Elementary Vocal/Classroom Music A detailed job description and application can be obtained through Friday newspaper/job printing shop in Thief teaching license required with preference given to candidates at the Office of the County Engineer at 250 125th Avenue NE River Falls, MN. Experience with a Goss Community with additional endorsement in Instrumental Music. (behind Westside Motors) in Thief River Falls, MN Salary and Benefits: per negotiated contract or by mail by calling (218) 683-7017. press and smaller job presses desirable but are willing Pennington County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Application Deadline: open until filled to train the right candidate. Must be mechanically Online Application available on the School District inclined and a good communicator with attention to Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment detail. Must be able to lift 50# on a regular basis and Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Got your eyes have valid driver’s license. Additional duties may be assigned. Wage DOE plus benefits. MARSHALL COUNTY CENTRAL on a new job? Please apply at: SCHOOL DISTRICT - PARAPROFESSIONAL The Times Marshall County Central School District is seeking a special education paraprofessional for Marshall County Central High School for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. Preferred applicant has 2 !"#$"%&'$'()%*+$%,%-+.'/,."0% 324 Main Ave. North, Thief River Falls years post secondary education and previous experience working with '(0'/'01,2%.+%3+'(%+1$%.",-4%! (218) 681-4450 children or related field. 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Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent For Rent CHECK OUT OUR SUGAR BEET TRUCK DRIVERS SUMMERFIELD TOWNHOMES OF FOR RENT IN THIEF RIVER POSITIONS ONLINE Looking for sugar beet 2 bedrooms, Upstairs WANTED: Local CPA Office seeks detail THIEF RIVER FALLS: FALLS: 2 bedroom apart- • Accounting FT truck drivers starting October 1. Pay oriented employee for variety 2 bath apartments available. ment. $750 per month, all utilities $19.50-$22/hour. Call Justin at Amenities include washer/dryer, paid. Call 218-242-6233 or 208-201- • Laundry/Housekeeping PT 218-988-2592. 4t75p of duties. Wages, hours, dishwasher, microwave, range, 6361. 73tfc ww.sfhs.org, click Home - St. Frances • NARs benefits negotiable. refrigerator, central air. Heat includ- Health Services; Employment; Job • LPNs COUNTRY LIVING ~ Home for rent Opportunities; View Job Postings; choose ed in rent. Garage available. 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Minimum of two years general maintenance some evenings and and 2-bedroom apartments, on-site laundry available. Rent is based on 2290 CASE TRACTOR 1985: New experience, operation mowers, maintenance equipment. weekends. motor, 540/1000 pto, 3 pt. hub duals. Help Wanted 30% of your monthly adjusted gross Possession of a valid State of Minnesota Class “D” Driver’s income. For applications and qualifi- 218-686-8923 44tfe • Experience helpful but not cations, contact Bruce @ 701-740- License required. Full- or Part-Time necessary. 0556 or Nicole @ 218-751-6881 ext. Vehicles/Accessories A detailed job description and application can be obtained Daytime Hours 4 ~ An Equal Housing Opportunity FOR SALE: 2005 Chev Pickup, Apply at Hugo’s 20t86p 2WD, V6, automatic, 174k miles, at the Office of the County Engineer at 250 125th Avenue NE 215 Pennington Ave S. FOR RENT: Studio apt. in TRF, all $3,000/o.b.o. 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Help Farm Equipment Electrical Worker Wanted: Victim Advocate Thief River Glass is looking for Field Drainage of Brooks, MN, a family owned and operated Violence Intervention Project, located in Thief River Falls, MN has an opening for a full-time (30 to 40 hours per week) Mechanic someone with an electrical business, is NOW HIRING Equipment Operators and Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault (DV/SA) Advocate. The Nelson Equipment, a family background to work on Laborers. We pay for motels, transportation and per diem DV/SA Advocate Team is made up of three full-time advocates owned business for 50 automatic doors. when on the road and offer health insurance. Must be able serving NW Minnesota. years, is looking for an to work overtime hours and be away from home during the Preference will go to applicants with a two year degree in experienced Farm week. We never work Sundays. criminal justice, social work or similar course of study and Equipment Mechanic. those having two years of experience working with clients in Call Jess or Cindy 218-698-4628 these fields or similar. Please contact Joel for Advocacy training will be provided. Benefits for the position more information at 418 Atlantic Ave N. include medical insurance, paid holidays and paid time off. 218-681-1997 or 686-3136 Ashton’s Mowing Service Wage is based upon experience. Normal work hours are Nelson Equipment LOOKING TO HIRE • Mowing - Weekly & Bi-Weekly • Trimming Monday through Friday, day hours. Thief River Falls Fully • Spring and Fall Cleanup • Edging Advocates will work on behalf of victims with professionals in FULL-TIME Insured • Shrub Trimming • Debris Hauling law enforcement; legal justice system; human services; housing CAR WASH ATTENDANT/ • Lawn Aeration • Grass Planting • Snow Plowing programs; medical services, etc. Advocates work with victims MAINTENANCE/ • Landscaping • Cleaning Snow Off Roofs on safety, shelter, legal and other matters. Northern Motors GROUNDS KEEPER 218-686-9642 218-684-0762 Applicant must have a belief in non-violence, possess excellent The Chevy-Buick store interpersonal and listening skills, the ability to work with Will train Darwin or Ashton diverse populations and respond in a constructive and in Thief River Falls Apply In Person: supportive manner to individuals in a crisis situation while is looking for a 17107 Hwy 59 NE • Thief River Falls Ashton C. Klemetson Owner/Operator 10289 200th Street NW [email protected] working with the VIP team. SERVICE WORK Thief River Falls, MN 56701 218.684.0762 Please submit resume by Friday, September 27th to GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGE Executive Director, Violence Intervention Project, P.O. Box SCHEDULER 96, Thief River Falls, MN 56701. This person will communicate Couples? Singles? Roommates? with customers to schedule We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you! May apply via email at [email protected] service work, provide Want to Rent Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time? estimates and to process FIRST GENERATION FARMER Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time? Please include a cover letter with resume. looking to rent farmland. Please repair orders after repair work The opportunities are here. call Nathan at 414-477-3413. is completed in the service 20t83p New Caretakers On-Site! department, with customer Thank you! satisfaction being a NORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS top priority. Looking For Farmland To Rent. The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: Young progressive farmers 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo Great wage and benefits paying compeditive rates for rent. Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite. TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION package. We care for the land. TRF Area. Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841 SPECIALIST (LONG-TERM SUB) See or Call Tom at Gabe Carlson 218-686-7546 Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer. Alex Carlson 218-686-3023 Location: Lincoln High School Northern Motors Effective: September 11, 2019 - TBD in Thief River Falls Fiscal Supervisor Job Summary: 218-681-4820 Rummage Sales • Promotes the use of technology to support student achievement in the DOWNSIZING SALE classroom; 615 St. Paul Ave South, in alley Pennington County is seeking candidates for the position of • Provides leadership, staff development, and instructional support to Thursday, September 19~4-7p.m. Fiscal Supervisor. This position is full-time and is responsible for all instructional and administrative staff; 1112 3rd St W, Thief River Falls Friday, September 20~8-2p.m. overseeing and directing all accounting functions of the Human • Serves as a liaison between school and district technology initiatives Framed pictures, mirrors, tupper- Services agency and assuring compliance with State guidelines, ware, Pampered Chef, boys/girls and school based implementation and support for administrators and clothes, men/ladies clothes, toys, rules, statutes, and federal regulations. teachers; games, books, Christmas decora- Qualified applicants must possess a two-year degree in • Assists in the development and implementation of curriculum and tions, records, lamps, household, Accounting or related business field and 2+ years of experience technology integration projects; boys winter coats, misc. in accounting or bookkeeping; or a bachelor’s degree in • Provides instructional staff with the essential support needed to accounting or related business field with an accounting MAINTENANCE complete technology-based instructional management and productivity emphasis. Miscellaneous functions; TECHNICIAN TICKET ROLLS! 2,000 per roll, sin- Pennington County offers an excellent benefit package, Northern Pride, Inc. is now gle and double rolls. The Times, 324 including health and life insurance and retirement pension. This • Collaborates with appropriate instructional and technical staff to Main Ave. N., TRF, 681-4450. support, manage, and optimize the use of instructional software, and accepting applications for a position features a salary range of $52,353-$68,078. HEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD or Applicants must apply to and be determined eligible for network resources to support quality teaching and learning; Maintenance Technician. Coal Furnaces: Highest quality, employment by the Minnesota Merit System. Applicants may • Works independently and collaboratively with colleagues. stainless steel. Guaranteed lowest Requirements: 1) Must possess a valid Minnesota teaching license; 2) Must be mechanically Order now and save. complete a Minnesota Merit System online application at: prices. The Minimum of three years of successful full-time experience as a inclined. Boiler and refrigera- Best Floor Heat Water Tubing. http://agency.governmentjobs.com/mnmeritsystem/default.cfm. Free estimate on a complete sys- classroom teacher preferred; 3) Experience delivering and integrating tion experience helpful. This tem. www.mikesheating.com or 800- The Minnesota Merit System will accept applications for technology in instructional programs for students preferred. is a full-time seasonal posi- 446-4043. 1tfc this position until 12:00 p.m. on September 25th, 2019. Salary and Benefits: per negotiated TRFEA contract tion. Competitive pay and ALUMINUM SHEETS For additional information contact: Julie Sjostrand, Application Deadline: Open until filled 23x35”, 0.008” thick, 75¢ each. Human Services Director, PO Box 340, Thief River benefits. Apply @ 401 S. Available at The Times, 324 Main Online Application available on the School District Conley, Thief River Falls or Avenue North, TRF. (Call ahead to Falls, MN 56701, Telephone: (218) 681-2880 ext. 227, Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment check availability and for large quan- or email: [email protected]. Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Phone 218-681-1201 ext. 11. tities.) Call 218-681-4450. 89tfe Pennington County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 10B ~ Thief River Falls Times CLASSIFIEDS & LEGAL NOTICES Wednesday, September 18, 2019

August 28, September 4, 11, 18, 25, as nominee for Tacet Mortgage, Inc., its Recorded: October 24, 2016 the Southeast Quarter of the erty is not redeemed under Minn. Stat. –––––––––– October 2, 2019 successors and/or assigns Pennington County Recorder Southwest Quarter (SE1/4SW1/4) of §580.23, the Mortgagor must vacate September 18, 25, 2019 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- Document Number: 208951 Section 28, in Township 154 North, of the property on or before 11:59 p.m. on NOTICE OF SEALED BID FORECLOSURE SALE ING: Transaction Agent: Mortgage Range 43 West of the 5th Principal April 15, 2020, or the next business EQUIPMENT AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Recorded: September 17, 2015 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Meridian, described as follows: day if April 15, 2020 falls on a Saturday, October 8, 2019 10:00 A.M. default has occurred in the conditions Pennington County Recorder Transaction Agent Mortgage Beginning at the northeast corner Sunday or legal holiday. Notice is hereby given that Red of the following described mortgage: Document Number: 206078 Identification Number: 1012842- of Block 5, Hemmingston's Addition to Mortgagor(s) released from finan- Lake County Auditor shall sell to the DATE OF MORTGAGE: LOAN MODIFICATION: 0000009164-4 Thief River Falls; thence from said cial obligation: NONE highest bidder the (2) pieces of equip- September 14, 2015 Dated: October 16, 2016 Lender or Broker: Tacet Mortgage, point of beginning running directly THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM ment listed below. The items will be ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Recorded: December 09, 2016 Inc. north a distance of 25 feet; thence west A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING sold by sealed bid, bids shall be placed OF MORTGAGE: $85,204.00 Document Number: 209274 Residential Mortgage Servicer: a distance of 140 feet; thence south a TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- in a sealed envelope along with name, MORTGAGOR(S): Jazzmine J ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: PennyMac Loan Services, LLC distance of 25 feet; thence east a dis- MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED address, phone number, and piece of Wichterman, single woman And assigned to: PennyMac Loan Mortgage Originator: Not tance of 140 feet to the point of begin- FOR THAT PURPOSE. equipment you are bidding on and the MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Services, LLC Applicable ning THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION amount of bid. Bids shall be turned into Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Dated: October 14, 2016 COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF the auditor’s office no later than 10:00 IS LOCATED: Pennington BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE: THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN A.M. on October 8, 2019. Property Address: 607 State Ave N, $97,087.39 THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS Successful bidders will have 10 READY MIX CONCRETE, Thief River Falls, MN 56701-1437 THAT all pre-foreclosure require- NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. days to pay the Red Lake County Tax Parcel ID Number: ments have been complied with; that THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW Auditor and pick up their purchase from SAND & GRAVEL 25.00402050 no action or proceeding has been insti- FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- the Red Lake County Highway LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- tuted at law or otherwise to recover the GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- Department shop in Red Lake Falls. In We Have Heated Ready Mix For Year Around Jobs. ERTY: The land referred to is situated debt secured by said mortgage, or any SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR the case of tie bids, the successful bid- in the State of Minnesota, County of part thereof; ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO der will be decided by the toss of a coin Call Friday for Saturday Delivery Pennington, and is described as fol- PURSUANT to the power of sale FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER by the Clerk of the Board. lows: contained in said mortgage, the above- IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA Red Lake County reserves the NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! Lot Four (4), in Block Five (5), described property will be sold by the STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, right to accept or reject any or all bids. We will continue to provide Hemmingston's Addition to Thief River Sheriff of said county as follows: DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER All items are sold in as is condition. the same quality product, Falls, Minnesota, according to the DATE AND TIME OF SALE: THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED Equipment expert advice and service Official Plat thereof on record, and October 15, 2019 at 10:00 AM PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A 1. 2014 Swenson Truck Box our clients have come to expect. commonly referred to as PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Sander – 8’ Stainless Steel sander Hemmingson's Addition to Thief River Office, Law Enforcement Center, 104 THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- powered by a GXV 340 gas Honda St. Hilaire, MN • 218-964-5237 Falls; West 1st Street, Thief River Falls, ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL engine. AND Minnesota PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- 2. 1983 Gravel Pup Trailer 8 -10 Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards A tract of land 25 feet by 140 feet in to pay the debt secured by said DONED. Cu Yds. (12’ Box with 30” Sides and mortgage and taxes, if any, on said DATED: August 27, 2019 20” wheels) – Trailer is in need of premises and the costs and disburse- ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE: repairs and will come as is with the box Thief River Falls, MN ments, including attorney fees allowed PennyMac Loan Services, LLC detached from the wheels. FARM RETIREMENT by law, subject to redemption within six Wilford, Geske & Cook P.A. Items can be viewed in the back (6) months from the date of said sale Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee lot of the Red Lake County Highway by the mortgagor(s), their personal rep- 7616 Currell Blvd; Ste 200 Department up until bids close on resentatives or assigns. Woodbury, MN 55125-2296 October 8, 2019. If the Mortgage is not reinstated (651) 209-3300 under Minn. Stat. §580.30 or the prop- File Number: 036228F05 9 19 01 TUESDATUSUESDDADAYAYAY, SSEPTEMBERSEPTEPPMTEMBRBER 2424 | 110A0A0AAMM2 20 LOCATION: 15865 200th St NE,NE Thief River Falls,Falls MN 56701.56701 From Thief River Falls,Falls from Hwy.Hwy 1 E just past Northland Community College, turn onto 150th Ave NE, 3 miles north on 150th Ave NE, 7/8 mile east on 200th Street. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Major equipment begins selling at 10:30 AM. Live online bidding available on major equipment. Registration, terms, & details at SteffesGroup.com

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1983 PETERBILT 359 2000 J&M 750 2014 JOHN DEERE 2210 INCLUDES: 4WD Tractors, 2WD Tractors & Loader, Harvest Equipment, Grain Cart & Gravity Wagons, Aid Seeder, Tillage Equipment, Plows, Semi Tractors, Trailers, Grain Handling Equipment, Rockpickers & Rock Windrower, Other Equipment, Crawler Dozers & Grader, Tanks & Farm Support Items SStSteffesGroup.tffGtffGrpte fffffee sGrs GrGrroo upup.ccmcomom Steffes Group, Inc., 2000 Main Avenue East, West Fargo, ND LUKE & DAN KAUSHAGEN Luke, 218.686.5330, Dan 907.947.8288 or Brad Olstad at Steffes Group, 701.237.9173 or 701.238.0240 TERMS: All items sold as is where is. Payment of cash or check must be made sale day before removal of items. Statements made auction day take precedence over all advertising. $35 documentation fee applies to all titled vehicles. Titles will be mailed. Canadian buyers need a bank letter of credit to facilitate border transfer. Scott Steffes MN14-51

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September 4, 11, 18, 2019 his own knowledge, except as to those the position of part-time corrections ing on Thursday, September 12, 2019, Paraprofessional at Lincoln High on October 28, 2019, for MSBA to do a STATE OF MINNESOTA matters therein stated on information and officer. Moved by Commissioner at 5:30 pm in the LHS Training Center School, effective September 3, 2019 “deeper dive” of the School Board Self COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS belief and, as to those matters, he verily Jensen, seconded by Commissioner and MREA meeting on Tuesday, failed due to lack of a motion to Evaluation. Motion carried unanimous- DISTRICT COURT believes them to be true. Tveitbakk, to approve hiring Ian Hutton September 17, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. in approve. ly. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DATED this 19th day of July, 2019. as part-time corrections officer effective the Board Room at the DSC. C. A motion was made by Misty C. A motion was made by Misty Court File No. 69VI-FA-18-256 /s/ Steve Lundstrom August 28th, 2019. Motion carried. Committee Reports - Negotiations Hempel and seconded by Mike Spears Hempel and seconded by Chris Melbye In Re the Custody of: Subscribed to and sworn before me Seth Vettleson then reviewed a Board Committee - Chris Melbye pro- to approve the following 2019-20 Extra to approve the cost of $975 for the Sophie Rae Voeltz, DOB: 07/15/2014 this 19th day of July, 2019 sales quote form Streicher’s for five vided an update on where things are at Curricular Assignments. Motion carried board meeting on October 28, 2019, for Paul Scott Voeltz, Notary Public /s/ sets of new body armor. Forms will be with Teacher negotiations. They have unanimously. MSBA to do a “deeper dive” of the Petitioner, –––––––––– submitted to the State of Minnesota for been meeting on a weekly basis since 1. Malena Rupprecht, CO-MS- School Board Self Evaluation. Motion v. September 18, 2019 reimbursement. Motioned by June. Next meeting is August 28 at 5 Head Girls Tennis Coach carried unanimously. Taylor Rae Cadueu, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Commissioner Tveitbakk, seconded by pm. 2. Ethan Halvorson, CO-MS-Head Other Items: Respondent, PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF Commissioner Hempel, to purchase Presentations: Girls Tennis Coach A. MEC Outreach Report - Ryan v. COMMISSIONERS five sets of body armor from Streicher’s A. Student presentation - Isaac D. A motion was made by Michelle Walseth provided an update on the last Steven Michael Lundstrom, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2019, for $6,636.00. Motion carried. Mauch presented to the board his FMS Westerman and seconded by Chris meeting. Intervenor, 5:00 P.M. Moved by Commissioner Hempel, Science Fair project from this past Melbye to approve the requests for B. Board To Enter Closed Session v. PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD seconded by Commissioner Peterson, school year. lane changes effective September 1, 1. A motion was made by Wayne Debra Lynn Voeltz, ROOM JUSTICE CENTER to issue a replacement warrant to the B. Bus Review - Ronnie Skallet 2019. Motion carried. C. Mattson Nomeland and seconded by Chris Intervenor. Pursuant to adjournment, the MN Dare Officer Association for war- spoke on the shortage of bus drivers to abstained. Melbye to enter into a closed meeting AMENDED PETITION FOR Pennington County Board of rant #186763 issued August 16th, 2019 date. He took the group outside to tour 1. Jamie Bakken - MA 40/Top as permitted by Minnesota Statutes, CUSTODY BY AN INTERESTED Commissioners met in the Pennington that was destroyed. Motion carried. the new school bus that just arrived. 2. Lisa Berg - BA 20/Step 12 section 13D.03 to discuss the Thief THIRD PARTY County Justice Center Board Room in Commissioner Hempel moved, Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum 3. Rosaline Groven - MA 30/Top River Falls Public Schools labor negoti- Comes now the above-named Thief River Falls, MN, on Tuesday, seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, (Strategic Direction A): 4. Megan Largis - BA 30/Step 7 ation strategy related to negotiations Petitioner, and for his Amended Petition in August 27th, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. to approve the proposal from Safety Technology, Innovative Learning & 5. Matthew McGlynn - BA 20/Top with the Education Association at 6:50 the aboveentitled Members Present: Donald Jensen, Compliance Services, LLC to do safety Partnerships (Strategic Direction B): 6. Carley Nelson - BA 20/Step 5 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. matter states: Bruce Lawrence, Neil Peterson, Cody training for the amount of $2,800.00. Families (Strategic Direction C): 7. Jason Schuster - MA 20/Top i. The boardroom was cleared and I. That the true and correct name of Hempel, and Darryl Tveitbakk. Absent: Motion carried. Safety (Strategic Direction D): 8. Tevia Strand - MA/Step 7 the closed session began. the Interested Third Party Intervenor is None Moved by Commissioner Workforce (Strategic Direction E): 9. Alyssa Walter - MA/Step 6 C. Board To Enter Open Session Steve Lundstrom, who is 64 years of age, The meeting was called to order by Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner A. A motion was made by Mike Finances (Strategic Direction F): 1. A motion was made by Wayne having been born on December 31, 1954. Chairman Lawrence and the Pledge of Hempel, to approve the University of Spears and seconded by Ryan A. A motion was made by Craig Nomeland and seconded by Misty Mr. Lundstrom resides in St. Louis County Allegiance was recited. Minnesota Services Agreement Walseth to approve the Consent Mattson and seconded by Misty Hempel to return to an open meeting and his mailing address 8931 Palm Road, Human Service Director Julie between the Regents of the University Agenda with the removal of number 8 Hempel to authorize Superintendent as permitted by Minnesota Statutes, Britt, Minnesota, 55710. Mr. Lundstrom is Sjostrand presented the Human of Minnesota and Pennington County and as appropriate, per negotiated Bradley Bergstrom to act as Identified section 13D.03 to discuss the Thief represented in these proceedings by Services Consent Agenda from the to provide and coordinate a communi- contract, salary and benefits and an Official with Authority (IOwA) to author- River Falls Public Schools labor negoti- Kimberly J. Corradi, Corradi Law Office, August 20th, 2019 Human Services ty-based design process to explore and acceptable background check. Motion ize access of MDE secure websites ation strategy related to negotiations 2208 1st Avenue, Hibbing, Minnesota, Committee meeting. On a motion by depict new uses for the Old City carried unanimously. and Melissa Bushy as the IOwA to add with the Education Association at 7:15 55746. Commissioner Hempel, seconded by Auditorium. Motion carried. Personnel: and remove names only for the Thief p.m. Motion carried unanimously. 2. That the true and correct name of Commissioner Jensen, the following Commissioner Hempel requests 1. Approve the employment of River Falls School District 0564-01, A motion was made by Craig the Father is Paul Scott Voeltz, who is 29 recommendations of the Pennington that another commissioner take his Katrina Bugge, effective July 1, 2019 through June 30, Mattson and seconded by Chris years of age having been born on County Human Service Committee for place on the Northwest Regional Paraprofessional/Playground Aide at 2020. Motion carried unanimously. Melbye to adjourn the board meeting at October 22,1989. To the best of the August 20th, 2019, are hereby adopt- Development Commission Board. Challenger Elementary School effec- B. A motion was made by Michelle 7:18 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. Intervenor's knowledge, Father resides at ed. Motion carried. Moved by Commissioner Hempel, sec- tive September 3, 2019. Westerman and seconded by Ryan /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Chair 201 Y, St. Paul Avenue South, Thief River SECTION A onded by Commissioner Jensen, to 2. Approve the employment of Walseth to approve board agenda item /s/ Craig Mattson, Clerk Falls, MN 56701. Father is pro se. I. To approve the July 16, 2019 appoint Commissioner Lawrence to Jenni Eriksen-Lane, Part-Time School 3. That the true and correct name of Human Service Committee Meeting take the place of Commissioner Readiness Teacher at Challenger the Mother is Taylor Rae Cadeau who is minutes. Hempel on the Northwest Regional Elementary School effective August 27, Falls DAC celebrates 24 years of age having been born on July II. To approve the agency’s person- Development Commission Board. 2019. 22, 1994. Mother resides at 8519 nel actions as presented. Motion carried. 3. Approve the employment of Patti Raintree Drive, Apt. 2L, Mt. Iron, III. To approve the agency’s Case Moved by Commissioner Jensen, Johnson, Special Education Teacher at 50 years of service Minnesota, 55768. Mother is represented Works EDMS (electronic data manage- seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, Lincoln High School effective August in these proceedings by James ment system) recommendation as pre- to approve the minutes of August 13th, 27, 2019. Falls Diverse Abilities Along with DSP sup- Vollsteadt, Legal Aid Services of NE sented. 2019 as written. Motion carried. 4. Approve the employment of Tara Minnesota, 820 9th Street North, Suite IV. To approve the agency’s com- Motioned by Commissioner Waldal, Transportation Assistant, effec- Corporation has been serv- ports, the support and part- 200, Virginia, Minnesota, 55792. puter replacement/upgrade plan as Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner tive September 3, 2019. ing individuals with disabil- nerships of community 3. That the Father and Mother have presented. Peterson, to approve payment of the 5. Approve the employment of ities in our community businesses is essential to one joint minor child, namely: SECTION B Human Services warrants totaling Sarah Linder, Latch Key Adult since 1969. To celebrate the success of DAC clients, Sophie Rae Voeltz, born July IS, I. To approve payment of the $82,147.19 and the following Assistant, effective September 3, 2019. 2014, age 5. Agency’s bills. Commissioner warrants. 6. Approve the employment of that fact, an open house will and these partnerships are 4. That the Intervenor, Steven Jim Trojanowski, Norwest Regional WARRANTS Sarah Linder, ECFE Paraprofessional, be held on Tuesday, Sept. greatly appreciated. Lundstrom, has been in a relationship Library Administrator, reviewed the County Revenue $52,913.60 effective September 3, 2019. 24, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. To acknowledge this with the minor child's maternal grand- NWRL Circulation Data and the 2019 Road & Bridge $97,400.05 7. Approve the employment of at the DAC. anniversary milestone and mother for approximately fifteen (15) Profit & Loss Budget Overview. The Per diems and meal reimburse- Amber Severson, Special Education Fifty years has brought thank their community years and has established a grandparent NWRL is requesting a three percent ments in the amount of $422.28 were Paraprofessional at Lincoln High relationship with the minor child through- increase from the counties, which also approved. School, effective September 3, 2019. many changes in services partners, Falls DAC is hold- out her lifetime. amounts to $115,895.00 from The County Board reviewed the 8. Approve the employment of Ben and options, and the organ- ing an open house on 5. That Father initiated this custody Pennington County. The County Board request for the county to run the volley- Wattenphul, Special Education ization has evolved to meet Tuesday, Sept. 24 from proceeding. Permanent legal and physi- asked to see actual revenues and ball league in the Old City Auditorium. Paraprofessional at Lincoln High changing needs and expec- 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at 205 cal custody as not been established, but expenditures from 2017 and 2018. The Moved by Commissioner Tveitbakk, School, effective Sept 3, 2019. Mother is the presumptive custodian as County Board took the request under seconded by Commissioner Jensen, to 9. Approve the employment of tations. Even its name was 13th St W. Stop in for a the parties were not married at the time of advisement. reject the request that the county run Marcie Fisher, Payroll & Benefits changed from Falls Day light lunch/refreshments. the child's birth. Interim Orders have been Renae and Robert Davidson made the volleyball leagues. Motion carried. Director, effective August 26, 2019. Activities Center to Falls filed by this Court on January 3, 2019 and a request for a refund of the tax with- Moved by Commissioner 10. Approve the employment of Diverse Abilities January 23, 2019. held from her tax returns under the Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner Tracy Bergstrom, Teacher at Peterson is 6. Mr. Lundstrom, with whom the Revenue Recapture law. The funds Jensen, to appoint Commissioner Challenger Elementary School, effec- Corporation to better reflect minor child currently resides, is seeking to were used to pay the delinquent and Peterson and Commissioner Hempel to tive August 27, 2019. the variety of abilities of intervene in said matter for the purposes current mobile home tax on parcel the Economic Development Study 11. Accept the resignation of individuals served, as well appointed of pursuing this Petition for Custody by an #M16.09114700 that is in the name of Committee along with a representative Shelley Cervantes, LHS Counselor, as the variety of capabilities Interested Third Party. Robert Davidson. The County Board from the City of Thief River Falls City effective August 22, 2019. to BWSR 6. Ms. Debra Voeltz, maternal took no action at this time. Council. Motion carried. 12. Accept the resignation of offered to DAC business grandmother, has also petitioned for Third Bryan Malone, SWCD Motioned by Commissioner Shelley Aamodt, Paraprofessional at customers. Gov. Tim Walz and Party Custody. Administrator, Barb Molskness, Office Peterson, seconded by Commissioner Challenger Elementary School, effec- Direct support profes- Lieutenant Governor Peggy 7. That the Intervenor is an Manager, and Grant Nelson, SWCD Hempel, to adjourn the Pennington tive September 2, 2019. sionals serve individuals in Flanagan recently Interested Third Party as defined by Supervisor, met with the County Board County Board Meeting to Tuesday, 13. Approve the assignment of and around the Thief River Minnesota Statutes, Section 257C.OI. to review the 2020 SWCD budget. September 10th, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. Joshua Ball, Cleaner, effective announced appointments to 8. That no party hereto is a member They are requesting that the county Motion carried. September 3, 2019. Falls community. They pro- the Board of Water and Soil of the armed services. appropriate $112,320.00 to the ATTEST: 14. Approve the employment of vide individualized sup- Resources, the Investment 9. That the minor child herein has Pennington County Soil & Water Kenneth Olson, Auditor-Treasurer Kathy Kahlhamer, Special Education ports, including transporta- Advisory Council, and the resided in the State of Minnesota through- Conservation District in 2020. The Pennington County Paraprofessional at Lincoln High tion, to provide clients with out her life. County Board referred the request to Bruce Lawrence, Chairman School, effective September 3, 2019. Minnesota Forest 10. That the Mother has repeatedly the 2020 budget. Board of Commissioners 15. Approve the employment of the training and supports Resources Council. delegated parental responsibility to the Bryan Malone then reviewed the PENNINGTON COUNTY'S Kelsie Dicken, Kitchen Helper at needed to work and enjoy Neil Peterson of St. Intervenor. Thief River Falls Westside Flood WARRANTS FOR PUBLICATION Challenger Elementary School, effec- life as independently as Hilaire, and Pennington 11. Both Father and Mother have Damage Reduction Projects Wetland Warrants approved on August 27th, tive September 3, 2019. possible. DSPs provide this struggled with chemical dependency Delineation and Replacement Plan. 2019 for payment on August 30th, 16. Approve the employment of County Commissioner, was issues and due to those issues have There are 2.62 acres of wetland 2019 Mary Wayne, Kitchen Helper at critical connection, and appointed to the Board of exhibited neglect and/or disregard for the impacted with a replacement plan Vendor ...... Amount Challenger Elementary School, effec- Falls DAC is fortunate to Water and Soil Resources. child's well-being to the extent that the requiring 2.98 acres of Wetland Bank Anderson Services...... $15,780.00 tive September 3, 2019. have a committed and car- His term expires, Jan. 2, child would be harmed if his care was left Credits. The County Board questioned Houston Engineering Inc ...$58,374.25 B. The approval of employment for ing staff. to the Father or Mother. why these areas needed replacement MEI Total Elevator Solutions .$2,952.00 Ben Wattenphul, Special Education 2023. 12. That continued placement of the when they are currently part of either a Mend Correctional Care, child with the Intervenor takes priority over railroad ditch or outlet for C.D.#1. After PLLC...... $7,695.19 restoring the day-to-day parent-child rela- further discussion, Commissioner MN Enterprise tionship between child an Mother or Peterson moved, seconded by Technology Shared...... $2,600.00 establishing a day-to-day parent-child Commissioner Jensen, to approve the Otis Elevator Company...... $4,010.00 relationship between child and Father Wetland Delineation Report as pre- Readitech IT Solutions...... $4,620.24 because the child's physical and emotion- sented and the Wetland Replacement Summit Food Service al well-being would be endangered if the Plan. Motion carried. Management, LLC...... $13,594.98 child were in the care of Father or Mother Moved by Commissioner Jensen, True North Steel...... $22,204.60 at this time. seconded by Commissioner Hempel, to Turnkey Corrections...... $3,765.29 13. That extraordinary circum- sell 2.98 acres of Wetland Bank Credits 42 Payments stances exist in that the minor child was in for the TRF Westside Flood Damage Less than $2000...... $14,717.10 the care of the Intervenor from May 1, Reduction Project. Motion carried with Final Total:...... $150,313.65 2018 to November 1, 2018 and has been Commissioner Peterson voting against. –––––––––– SALE TIME LOCATION – From T.R.F., MN: continually in his care since January 12, County Engineer Mike Flaagan and September 18, 2019 P M Sale 6 miles north on Hwy 59, 6 miles 2019. The child has fully adjusted to Mr. Highway Account Lori Marquis then REGULAR BOARD MEETING AUCTION5:00 . . AUCTIONSale west on Hwy 2, 1/2 mile north LUNCH SERVED Lundstrom's home and community and met with the County Board to review INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT would be harmed by any disruption in this the 2020 County Highway Department 564 – BOARD OF EDUCATION placement. Therefore, it is in the best Budget. The levy was held at a zero AUGUST 26, 2019 interests of the minor child that the increase. 6:00 P.M. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 Intervenor, Steven Lundstrom. The following resolution was intro- DSC BOARD ROOM 14. That any parenting time award- duced by Commissioner Peterson, sec- A Regular Meeting of Independent ed to Mother and Father should be under onded by Commissioner Jensen, and School District #564 Board of terms and conditions as deemed neces- upon vote was carried. Education was held on Monday, August sary by the Court to ensure the safety and RESOLUTION 26, 2019, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the welfare of the children. Northwest Asphalt Final DSC Board Room. The following board 15. That to the best knowledge of WHEREAS, Contract no. 1903 has members were present: Chris Melbye, the Intervenor, Steven Lundstrom, no per- in all things been completed, and the Mike Spears, Craig Mattson, Misty manent or temporary standby custody County Board being fully advised in the Hempel, Michelle Westerman, Ryan designation has been executed or filed in premises, Walseth and Wayne Nomeland. a court in this state or elsewhere. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, Staff members present were: REAL ESTATE – HOUSE – 2016 Schult 30ft x 72ft modular home, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, open kitchen & living rooms, 16. That to the best knowledge of by the Pennington County Board of Melissa Bushy, Bradley D. Bergstrom, laundry room, storage room. GARAGE/SHOP – 2018 36 ft. x 46 ft insulated garage/shop. All on approximately 5 acres. the Intervenor, Steven Lundstrom, there is Commissioners that we do hereby Tanya Monson-Ek, Amber Lindgren, Please call 218-478-3030 for terms, viewing, or more information no order for protection in place involving accept said completed project for and Sara Olson, Ronnie Skallet, Amber any of the parties or the minor child. in behalf of the Pennington County Murry, and Scott Brekke. 17. That to the best knowledge of Highway Department and authorize Student Council members present the Intervenor, Steven Lundstrom, the final payment as specified here in. were: none. child is not an Indian Child as defined by Engineer Flaagan also noted that Also present were: Dave Hill, the Indian Child Welfare Act and said Act Schenkey Gravel had completed the Marlene Anderson, Brad & Jackie is not applicable to these proceedings. gravel crushing agreement and is Mauch, Isaac Mauch, and Caleb 18. That Intervenor, Steven, requesting payment of $92,400.00. Mauch. Lundstrom, does not have knowledge of Commissioner Jensen moved, second- The Pledge of Allegiance was recit- 2015 John Deere 1025R hydro tractor w/JD 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High any orders with respect to child support, ed by Commissioner Peterson, to ed. H120 loader, 495hrs, one owner. Attachments Country, 6.2L V8, 4WD, leather, fully attorney's fees, costs or disbursements approve the Schenkey Gravel contract Chair Wayne Nomeland called the included - JD 450 3pt tiller, JD 54D mower deck, and is not presently seeking the same. as final and pay $92,400.00 for the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk JD 47in front snowblower, pallet forks. loaded, berglass topper, one owner WHEREFORE, the Petitioner prays crushing completed. Motion carried. Craig Mattson confirmed that a quorum for an Order of this Court as follows: Moved by Commissioner Jensen, was present. 1. Awarding the Intervenor, Steven seconded by Commissioner Peterson, A motion was made by Michelle VEHICLES - TRACTORS TOOLS LAWN & GARDEN Lundstrom, sole legal and sole physical to approve advertising to fill the full- Westerman and seconded by Misty EQUIPMENT SHOP EQUIPMENT SNOWMOBILES custody of the minor child, namely: time position of highway equipment Hempel to approve the August 26, • 2016 H&H 20ft alum tandem trailer • Haulmaster 150lb drywall hoist Sophie Rae Voeltz, born July operator. Motion carried. 2019 agenda as presented. Motion car- • John Deere 425 lawn mower 15,2014, age 5. Moved by Commissioner Jensen, ried unanimously. • 1950's Ford 8N, 3pt, PTO • Delta 12in compound miter saw • John Deere 400 lawn mower 2. Awarding the Mother and Father seconded by Commissioner Peterson, A motion was made by Mike Spears • 1930's Ford truck • DeWalt 20v cordless impact drills parenting time with the minor child at the to advertise for applicants to fill the and seconded by Ryan Walseth to • John Deere 54in front blades w/hyd Intervenor's discretion and under terms position of permanent part-time equip- approve the minutes of the August 12, • John Deere pedal tractor • Craftsman 20v cordless drill, saw and conditions as deemed necessary to ment operator. Motion carried. 2019 Regular Board Meeting as pre- • Dearborn Model 10-1 two bottom plow • Hitachi 1/2 drill • CozyCab for JD lawn mowers promote the child's safety and wellbeing. County Engineer Mike Flaagan sented. Motion carried unanimously. 3. For such other and further relief then presented the bids at 9:00 a.m. A motion was made by Mike Spears • 3 pt blade • Ryobi router w/table & attachments • Swisher 44in trail mower as the Court deems appropriate in the this morning for SAP 057-608-008 and seconded by Wayne Nomeland to • 3 pt cultivator • Bostich air nailer premises. (CSAH #8 Bridge Construction approve the bills as submitted and on • Troy-Bilt CS 4265 chipper/shredder Dated this 19th day of July, 2019. Project). The following bids were file in the School District Business • Microline laser level kit • Craftsman 33cc grass trimmer /s/ Kimberly Corradi (#330991) received: Office. Motion carried unanimously. TOOLS • Several drill bits sets Attorney for Steven Lundstrom NAME Public Comment: • Huskee tow behind spreader Corradi Law Office, LLC BASE BID, WITH ALTERNATE A. Superintendent’s Report - SHOP EQUIPMENT • Cherry picker 2208 1 st Avenue Robert Schroeder Construction Superintendent Bradley Bergstrom was • Central Machinery 3.5 cu ft cement • Extension cords, air hoses • 1995 Arctic Cat Jag 440 Hibbing, MN 55746 $4,677,528.92 $4,881,770.17 excited to announce that the District (218) 440-1019 Redstone Construction Welcome Back will be on Tuesday, mixer • Jumper cables • Arctic Kitty Cat ACKNOWLEDGMENT $4,752.229.87 $4,908,108.87 August 27, 2019 beginning at 7:45 am • Craftsman 1hp 3gal air compressor • Several hand & power tools The undersigned, for and on behalf Swingen Construction at LHS in the Commons, and we will be • Craftsman drill press • Werner fibeglass stepladders of her client in this matter, hereby $5,905,186.17 $6,200,010.17 starting with students on Tuesday, For Pictures & Sale Bill Go To: acknowledges that, pursuant to Moved by Commissioner Peterson, September 3, 2019. • Coleman 60gal 7hp air compressor • Mig & arc welders Minnesota Statutes, Section 549.21, seconded by Commissioner Jensen, to Superintendent Bradley Bergstrom • Kennedy machinist tool boxes • Mr Heater 125K BTU heater www.jrauctioneers.com Subdivision 2, costs, disbursements and award the bid for SAP 057-608-008 to gave a reminder to the community reasonable attorney's fees and witness Robert Schroeder Construction for the regarding the Educational Benefits fees may be awarded to the party against base amount of $4,677,528.92 as the Form. whom theallegations in this pleading are best and lowest bid received. Motion MSBA is seeking interested board asserted. carried. members for the Delegate Assembly. GEORGE BJORGAARD ESTATE DATED this 19th day of July, 2019. It was noted that MNDOT has not This is the group that meets each year TERMS—CASH, APPROVED /s/ Kimberly Corradi completed the Cooperative Agreement in early December (Dec 6-7 this year) CHECK, U.S. FUNDS. STATEMENTS STATE OF MINNESOTA on the Highway #32 roundabout por- to decide on MSBA legislative platform. MADE AUCTION DAY TAKE PRECE- COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS tion of this project. Superintendent Bergstrom gave DENCE OVER ALL ADVERTISING. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS, ALL SALES FINAL. VERIFICATION The Count Engineer reported that reports regarding professional develop- NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS OR Steve Lundstrom deposes and we reduced the price of the bridge proj- ment with the bus drivers and trans- OMISSIONS IN AUCTION LISTING. AUCTIONEERSAUCTIONEERS states that he is the Intervenor in the fore- ect by $452,242.00 by rebidding the portation aides, as well as spending NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR ASON OMINSKI going action; that he has read the forego- project in two pieces. time at Franklin and Transportation . J R , UCTIONEERS LERK ing Amended Petition for Custody by Chief Deputy Sheriff Seth Vettleson during the day on Monday. NOT RESPONSIBLE MN LIC. #45-14 26947 390th St. NW A /C Interested Third Party and knows the met with the County Board with a rec- Two meetings of interest for the FOR ACCIDENTS ND LIC. #922 STRANDQUIST, MN 56758 PHONE 218-478-3030 contents thereof; that the same is true of ommendation to hire Ian Hutton to fill School Board members: MSBA meet- 12B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, September 18, 2019 Tractor Supply supports FMS garden

The Thief River Falls encouraging them to contin- Tractor Supply Company ue exploring how the world store is supporting around them works.” Franklin Middle School in Tractor Supply carries developing a school garden all the supplies necessary to that will provide students start or sustain a garden, with an enriched, hands-on including mulch, soil, fertil- learning experience. izers, live plants, tradition- “The School Garden al and organic seeds, and Program provides kids with gardening tools. Tractor an opportunity to use their Supply will provide FMS hands and minds in a way with a starter kit that will that's not typically avail- assist in the establishment able in a traditional class- of the garden. room setting,” said Jessica Interested schools can Passa, manager of the Thief contact or visit the Thief River Falls Tractor Supply River Falls Tractor Supply store. “We are excited to store or call 681-7777 for educate students about the more information. origin of their food while Heritage Center to hold dance The accordion duo of to 10 p.m., at the Heritage Chuck and Sharon will play Center in Thief River Falls. their blend of old-time and Everyone is welcome to These runners got into the mood for the Digi-Dash before the event that featured a 3K walk/run, 5K walk/run vintage pop music dance or listen. Walk/Run on Saturday, Sept. 14. The event featured a color and 10K run. The annual event benefits charities supported Thursday, Sept. 26, from 7 run option, and they decided to add a little color to their run by Digi-Key Cares.

And they’re off. The Digi-Dash Walk/Run was held Saturday, Sept. 14 in Thief River Falls. The 3K walk/run, 5K walk/run and 10K run benefitted the charities supported by Digi-Key Cares.

(Right) People of all ages participated in the Digi-Dash Walk/Run on Saturday, Sept. 14 in Thief River Falls. The 3K walk/run, 5K walk/run and 10K run benefitted the charities sup- ported by Digi-Key Cares.

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