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Rick's Appliance & Home Furnishings BEAUTIFUL SNAKE RIVER CABIN MUST SEE! $149,900 Northern Lights Realty, LLC Call Pat Saunders 320-336-8406 www.NorthernLightsMora.com VOL. LXXV-NO. 41 SUNDAY OCTOBER 9, 2011 Mora 320-679-2661 Pine City 320-629-6771 Good News! The most energy efficient heating & cooling system you can buy.* The AARP Auto Save up to 52%** on your cooling costs and up to Insurance Program is 40%** on your heating costs with a Carrier Infi nity™ Air Conditioner and Infinity 96 Gas Furnace combined with the user-friendly Infinity control designed for instruction- free operation. It’s the ultimate combination for all-season now available through temperature, humidity and indoor air quality control that maximizes comfort and system performance. your local Hartford • Unmatched Carrier expertise, efficiency and reliability • Factory-trained, NATE-certifi ed technicians • Residential, commercial and industrial independent agent! • Ask about our 12 months same-as-cash fi nancing*** HEGGERNES Joe • Sales • Service • Installation Heggernes AGENCY INC. Lic. #0740218 320-679-2567 Mora 28 North Union St., Mora, MN 320-679-5044 763-552-6743 Cambridge www.strandlund.com * Based on total energy costs calculated using ARI Standards 210/240-94, the DOE test procedures (10 CFR, Part 430, Subpt. B, Apps. M and N) and the FTC rep. unit energy costs: $0.086/kWh and $0.91/therm (16 CFR §305.9). ** as compared to some older systems ***Finance charges will accrue on the purchase from the date of purchase but no minimum monthly payments will be due prior to the promotion expiration date as indicated on your billing statement, and if you pay the cash sales price of the purchase prior to the promotion period expiration date, no fi nance charges will be due on the purchase. Standard APR is 19.50%; Default Rate APR is 26.99%. Minimum monthly finance charge is $.50. 6 Months No Interest Rick’s Appliance & Home Furnishings 117 S. Union • Mora • 320-679-18719-9 18187171 Visit our Web page at http://rickshomeappliance.comppliance.com *0% FINANCING for 6 months to qualified buyers through GECAF on appliances $299 and above. Must be paid in full within 6 months. 2 - ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 9, 2011 Deals on Cars Deals on Vans '04 Ford F-150 XLT $11,975 '11 Ford Fusion SE, 21,000 mi, 4dr, V6, AT, AC, gray . .$18,675 '10 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT, 27,000 mi, 3.8L, V6, AT, AC, Pwr Drs, silver . $18,975 136,000 miles, 4x4, SCab, 5.4 V8, AT, AC, green '10 Ford Fusion SEL, 11,000 mi, V6, leather, sunroof, heated seats, white . .$21,375 '06 Dodge Grand Caravan SE, 80,000 mi, V6, AT, AC, lt blue . $9,475 Sport Utility '10 Ford Fusion SE, 18,000 mi, 4 dr, 4 cyl, AT, AC, red . .$18,475 '00 Ford Windstar Wagon 166,000 mi, V6, AT, maroon. $3,275 '10 Chev Impala LT, 30,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, AT, AC, silver. .$17,575 '99 Ford Windstar LX Wagon, 181,000 mi, V6, AT, AC, green . .$2,875 '11 Ford Edge Lmtd 22,000 mi, AWD, V6, AT, leather, red . .$31,475 '09 Merc Grand Marquis LS, 16,000 mi, 4 dr, V8, blue . .$19,975 '97 Ford Econoline 150 Conversion Van, 300,000 mi, V8, AT, white . .$2,475 '11 Ford Escape Lmtd 18,000 mi, 4x4, V6, AT, leather, red . .$25,475 '08 Merc Milan Premier, 6,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, sunroof, leather, red . .$19,475 '11 Ford Escape XLT 19,000 mi, 4x4, V6, AT, AC, red . .$24,375 '08 Ford Fusion SE, 39,000 mi, 4 dr, 4 cyl, AT, AC, sunroof, Sync, gray . .$15,875 Deals on Pickups '11 Ford Edge SEL, 20,000 mi, AWD, V6, AT, AC, black . $28,975 '07 Ford 500 SEL, 50,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, AT, AC, sunroof, green . .$13,975 '08 GMC Envoy SLE, 58,000 mi, 4x4, AT, AC, dark purple. $17,975 '10 Ford F-150, 26,000 miles, 4x4, SCrew, XLT, 5.4L, V8, AT, AC gray. $29,975 '06 Ford 500 Limited, 86,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, AT, AC, leather, green . .$11,975 '08 Ford Escape XLT, 93,000 mi, 4x4, V6, AT, leather, sunroof, silver. $15,975 '08 Lincoln Mark LT Elite, 25,000 mi, 4x4, SCrew, Navigation, sunroof, cream $33,475 '06 Chev Impala LTZ, 121,000 mi, V6, AT, leather, sunroof, red . .$10,975 '07 Ford Edge SEL Plus, 70,000 mi, AWD, V6, AT, leather, pewter. $20,775 '07 Ford F-150, 38,000 mi, 4x4, SCab, Fx4, 5.4 V8, AT, FlrShft, Lthr, red . .$23,675 '05 Ford Taurus SEL, 105,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, AT, AC, silver . .$7,275 '07 Ford Freestyle SEL, 90,000 mi, FWD, V6, AT, sunroof, leather, silver . $12,975 '03 Ford F-250 SCab XLT, 95,000 mi, 7.3 diesel, AT, AC, black . .$16,975 '02 Buick Century Custom, 95,000 mi, 4dr, V6, AT, AC, white . .$5,375 '07 Ford Escape LMTD, 135,000 mi, 4x4, V6 AT, leather, sunroof, black . .$11,875 '03 Ford Ranger XLT, 103,000 mi, 4x4, SCab, 4.0 V6, AT, AC, blue. .$9,975 '99 Chev Lumina, 203,000 mi, 4 dr, V6, AT, Silver . .$2,175 '06 Ford Freestyle LMTD, 114,000 mi, FWD, V6, AT, AC, leather, red . $11,475 '02 Ford F-150, 65,000 mi, 4x4, Scab, XLT, 4.6L, V8, AT, AC, tan . .$12,475 '05 Ford Explorer XLT, 79,000 mi, 4x4, V6, AT, AC, sunroof, leather, silver . .$12,475 '00 Ford 150 76,000 mi, 4x4, Scab XLT 5.4L, V8, AT, AC, brown . .$9,275 '04 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer, 149,000 mi, 4x4, V8, AT, leather, black . .$9,375 Stop in for a TEST DRIVE Today! '99 Chev Silverado 1500, 180,000 mi, 4x2, LS, ext. cab, V6, AT, AC, maroon. .$5,475 '02 Ford Explorer XLT, 157,000 mi, 4x4, V6, AT, AC, silver . $5,675 '99 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, V6, AT, AC, white . .$2,875 54 YEARS - your friendly Ford Dealer CAVALLIN 320-629-2549 Pine City, MN www.cavallinford.com HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8 am-5:30 pm; Sat. 8 am-3 pm Brunswick OPEN ALL YEAR LONG RETIREMENT CELEBRATION Come RETIREMENT CELEBRATION FLEA MARKET Check After 44 years of service at the BENEFIT/ Us Out! OPEN THURS. - SAT. 9am-5pm Mora Public School district Check Out Our NEW Vendors Bobbie Dee has Retired! Appliances, Furniture, Clothing, Antiques & Collectibles, Tools, FUNDRAISER Come help us celebrate Movies, Jewelry, Handmade Wood Creations, Household, Come help us celebrate DINNER & FAMILY GAME NIGHT Pictures, Electronics, Toys, Sporting Equipment. Saturday, Oct. 15 · 2pm-5pm Fresh Locally Grown Produce! Saturday, Oct. 15 · 2 pm-5 pm FOR Call Tammi at 320-396-3892 or Len at 320-336-9191 Located south of Mora off Hwy 65 next to Station 65 Bar & Grill at 2131 Rolling Oaks Dr., Mora. Also will take donations for Angels of Hope. Food & refreshments will be served. BRIAN KORDIAK Brian is the son of Jessie and Jenny Kordiak and has a condition called Convergence Insuffi ciency and Ocular Motor Dysfunction which affects how his eyes focus and process information. Treatment is expensive and not covered by insurance. Donations will be used to help pay for these treatments. OCTOBER 15, 2011 5-7pm St. John’s Lutheran Church, Kroschel (7.5 miles west of Hinckley on CR 18, 4 miles N on CR 20) Serving spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, dessert, beverages *Gluten-free meal available-please call ahead to reserve Sharon Nelson 384-6752 or Jenn Kordiak 384-0391 Family game night - fun for the kids! FREEWILL OFFERING Land that’s Looking for You! 94+ ROLLING ACRES with ap- proximately 4,000 feet of shoreline on two lakes. Can be split into 19 lots or left as is. Too good to pass up. $999,900. A GREAT LOCATION TO BUILD YOUR BUSINESS, located near race track on Highway 23. 30X40 pole barn with con- crete floor. Electric, well and septic on prop- erty. $75,000. Harlan Meyer 612-272-0580 ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 9, 2011 - 3 The Seasons are Changing! Servic LeMon es, LLC Ron Olson Electric • Fall Lawn Cleanups • Weed Control/Fertilizing Fall Specials... RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, • Irrigation Blowouts INDUSTRIAL AND FARM Call for Snow • Concrete Prices Removal . OFF PEAK and interruptible electric 12 yrs Tearouts, Garages, Sidewalks, Exp. Patios, Pole Sheds OFF PEAK water heat • Bobcat Work 2016 290th Ave Mora, MN 55051 679-3165 (320) 629-4990 or (612) 221-1416 Call for free quotes! 612-221-1466 Nate's Ogilvie Youth Basketball Association Registration Date MASONRY & CONCRETE See Ya Next Season on our Oct. 15 • 11am-1pm Chimney Repairs & Cleaning 10th Anniversary at the Ogilvie Community for a Great Insured • Free Estimates Season! Center/Civic Center Nate Peterson Open to 3rd & 4th Grade Mora & Ogilvie Phone: Boys & Girls “3 on 3 games” 320-679-1190 Registration is also open for 5th & 6th Grade Cell: Boysy & Girls “Leagueg Play”y Child from surrounding areas are also welcome to participate! This is a FREE activity 612-685-4070 for children. OYBA is a Community Activity - the Kids ARE our Priority!! LUTEFISK & Thank You! Fourth Avenue Dental, PA I n Thank You! 705 Fourth Avenue SW • Pine City, MN 55063 Lutefi One block west of Main St. on corner of 4th Ave. & 7th St. SWEDISH sk! M.A.Y.R.A.M.A.Y.R.A. would likelike toto thankthank our our MEATBALLS sponsors,sponsors, Crystal BarBar && Grill,Grill, Bowe’sBowe’s Providing a RestaurantRestaurant & Barand and Spring Spring Brook Brook Golf Golf Course.
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