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Management reserves all rights. 800.881.0712 MN Supreme A cut above Court to visit TRF Sept. 13 Court will engage dreds of students to see their justice system up close, and students and we hope many members of the community come out to community share a meal and good con- versation at the dinner The Minnesota Supreme event.” Court will visit Thief River More information on the Falls in September as part two events, which are both of a program that seeks to open to the media, is pro- teach students about the vided below: court system and build the Students public’s trust and confidence On Thursday, Sept. 13, in the judiciary. the Minnesota Supreme On the morning of Thurs- Court will convene in the au- day, Sept. 13, the state’s ditorium of Lincoln High highest court will convene at School in Thief River Falls Lincoln High School to hear at 9 a.m. School officials ex- oral arguments in a real pect to fill the auditorium court case in front of hun- with students from Lincoln dreds of students. That High School in grades 10 – evening, the Supreme Court 12, and with special guests will hold a community din- from other area schools. ner in the Lincoln High The Court will hear oral School Commons. arguments on an actual “My fellow justices and I court case. Following the are looking forward to our oral arguments, the upcoming visit to Thief Supreme Court justices will Kiwanis offers free hair cuts River Falls, and having the hold a question-and-answer opportunity to engage with session with students, share Barrett Neibaur, 3, wasn’t too happy to get a haircut when work at a local salon or are independent. Sherry Abbott, who students and community lunch with student repre- he could be playing instead. Neibaur and his sister, Alice, organized the event, said families need a little help espe- sentatives, and spend the af- members about our remark- were at Northrop Park Friday where the Thief River Falls Ki- cially at the beginning of the school year. Abbott is pictured able justice system in Min- ternoon visiting classrooms. nesota,” said Minnesota “Lincoln High School and wanis Club was helping to provide free haircuts for children in the background. Supreme Court Chief Jus- Thief River Falls are ex- of Thief River Falls. Usually, their dad has the honor of cut- A volunteer cosmetologist stated later that 40 heads of tice Lorie S. Gildea. “We tremely honored and privi- ting their hair. hair were cut in three hours. Organizers said they are already know that this will be a leged to have the Minnesota For this project, the Kiwanis Club enlisted the help of sev- planning to to offer this again next year. great opportunity for hun- (Continued on Page 4) eral licensed cosmetologists in the community who either Human Services Dept. requests increase for 2019 Transportation, between health care facili- Thief River Falls. ence in terms of budgeting paying a $12,000 bill for evi- noted that there is no money ties. Under this new system, this type of transportation, dence collection out of the in his budget for such pur- staffing and Sommers noted that a re- the sheriff’s office would bill Sommers has budgeted jail’s medical fund. Kuznia poses. A year earlier, the quest has been made for an the Human Services Depart- $25,000 to cover those trans- said the jail hadn’t spent as county had paid about insurance costs additional employee in the ment if its services are portation costs in 2019. much money as anticipated $3,500 for evidence collec- increase social services section of the needed. Yutrzenka noted County Board ap- for medical expenses this tion in those instances. He department. some grant money may be proved adding a fund to year. and Kuznia thought it made With regard to health in- available to cover some of the jail budget to cover By state law, the county is more sense for sexual as- by April Scheinoha surance costs related to all the transportation costs. the cost of hospital exam- required to pay for such evi- sault evidence collection to Reporter department employees, “We’re just starting to go inations to collect evi- dence collection. Duffy indi- be a part of Kuznia’s budget. Sommers has estimated a 12 down this path with the dence from alleged cated that the $12,000 bill Kuznia added that jail staff Pennington County com- percent increase. “I hope to sheriff’s department,” sexual assault victims. In was sitting on his desk. members are accustomed to missioners have begun high heaven that it doesn’t Yutrzenka said. a separate, related motion, Duffy, who was appointed to verifying appropriate med- thinking about the 2019 come to that,” he said. Without any prior experi- commissioners approved his position earlier this year, ical charges. county budget. At their The Human Services De- meeting Tuesday, Aug. 14, partment also knows it has they heard about a request to budget for the cost of from the Human Services transporting those with hold Drug supplier sentenced Department. orders related to such things The department is re- as chemical dependency by April Scheinoha langer-Fohrenkam was also Charles Mock, 23, Stephen, questing a 4.26 percent and/or mental health issues. Reporter ordered to pay $135 in fees was sentenced to 36 months human services levy in- Human Services Director and fines. in prison for a felony charge crease in 2019. If approved, Ken Yutrzenka, Sheriff Ray A Bemidji man was sen- The drug charge stemmed of third degree controlled that increase would provide Kuznia and County Attorney tenced Monday, Aug. 20 in from two sales of metham- substance crime in connec- an additional $90,000. Com- Seamus Duffy believed it Pennington County District phetamine in the days after tion with the case. As in Bel- missioners took the request would be cheaper for the Court in connection with the Cabrales’ death from a langer-Fohrenkam’s case, a under advisement. sheriff’s office than an am- Feb. 8 drug overdose death heroin/fentanyl overdose. As felony charge of third degree Scott Sommers, a depart- bulance to transport people of Samuel DeJesus part of a plea agreement, a murder was dismissed in ment employee, attributed in those situations, provided Cabrales, 23, Thief River felony charge of third degree Mock’s case. the possible increase to hir- it was deemed medically Falls. murder was dismissed. Two other people have ing another staff member, a safe by each patient’s doctor. Robert Louis Bellanger- Bellanger-Fohrenkam been charged in connection possible increase in em- Duffy referred to a recent Fohrenkam, 35, was sen- had requested a 24-hour fur- with Cabrales’ death, and ployee health insurance $1,300 ambulance bill that tenced to 110 months in lough since his mother was their cases proceed through costs, and a change in trans- the county had received for prison for a felony charge of being moved and he needed the court system. They in- porting chemically depend- the transportation of a first degree controlled sub- to remove some personal be- clude: ent/mentally ill individuals chemically dependent and/or stance crime. He was given longings. Judge Kurt Mar- • Nicole Lee Baker, 30, mentally ill individual. An credit for 191 days served. ben denied that request, who has been charged with ambulance had transported Bellanger-Fohrenkam was noting that Bellanger- felony offenses of third de- the patient from Sanford’s ordered to not use or possess Fohrenkam was being re- gree murder, third degree campus on Highway 32 to firearms, ammunition or ex- manded to the Minnesota controlled substance crime the Sanford Behavioral plosives. He was ordered to Department of Corrections. (two counts) and fifth Robert Bellanger- Health Center in downtown supply a DNA sample. Bel- A week earlier, Nathan (Continued on Page 4) Fohrenkam

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St. Hilaire resident Ashleigh Kruse was crowned Miss Heart of the Lakes Outstanding Teen on Saturday, Aug. 18 Don’t let a DWI be a buzz kill in Perham. (Submitted) Long drives, scenic bike ment campaign that runs year. a designated driver or be rides and evening walks. now through Sunday, Sept. DWI consequences available to pick up a loved They are all part of summer 2. • Loss of license for up to one anytime, anywhere. If Visual artists sought in Minnesota, but if you’re Officers, deputies and a year, thousands of dollars you see an impaired person an impaired driver, pedes- troopers from more than in costs and possible jail about to get behind the On Sunday, Sept. 16, a their art if they wish. If you trian or bicyclist, your sum- 300 agencies will be work- time. wheel, get them a safe ride festival called “Village Arts: have questions or need mer days may abruptly end. ing overtime with funding • Repeat DWI offenders, home. a Celebration of Creativity” more information, contact Crashes involving alco- provided by the National as well as first-time offend- • Buckle up — the best will be held at Peder Jamie Bakken at hol continue to change Highway Traffic Safety ers arrested at 0.16 and defense against a drunk Engelstad Pioneer Village jamie.bakken@myprow- Minnesotans’ lives forever. Administration. The above alcohol-concentration driver. in Thief River Falls. The ler.org or Jane Anderson at From 2012-16, there were Minnesota Department of level, must use ignition • Report drunk driving festival will be held from 1 [email protected]. 138 people who lost their Public Safety Office of interlock in order to regain — Call 911 when witnessing to 5 p.m. and will include “Village Arts” is a family- lives in drunk driving Traffic Safety coordinates legal driving privileges or impaired driving behavior. music, dance, theater and friendly celebration intend- crashes during the summer the extra enforcement and face at least one year with- Be prepared to provide loca- visual arts. ed to advance arts opportu- months, the deadliest sea- education effort. out a driver’s license. tion, license plate number Visual artists are needed nities for artists from all to display their work on walks and for audiences of son. While drunk driving Labor Day weekend • First-time offenders and observed dangerous continues to be a leading Unfortunately, the Labor arrested at 0.16 and above behavior. that day. They will also all ages and interests. factor in traffic fatalities, Day period continues to be a are required to use inter- have the option of selling impaired bicyclists and working holiday for troop- lock for one year. pedestrians also play a role ers, officers and deputies • Offenders with three or in lives that are changed who are finding drunk driv- more offenses are required Dyrud graduates from basic training forever with 414 alcohol- ers behind the wheel. The to use interlock for three to related serious injuries dur- holiday period is the third six years, or they will never U.S. Air Force Airman The airman completed in Applied ing the same timeframe. worst for drunk drivers regain driving privileges. Jon Dyrud has graduated an intensive, eight-week S c i e n c e To help keep the roads when it comes to DWIs per from basic military training program that included d e g r e e Speak up and plan a at Joint Base San Antonio- training in military disci- through the safe, the Thief River Falls, hour at 3.8. Halloween is sober ride Crookston and East Grand the worst at four per hour. • Plan for a safe ride — Lackland in San Antonio. pline and studies, Air Force Community Forks police departments, Law enforcement officers Designate a sober driver, Dyrud is the son of Jeff core values, physical fit- College of along with the Polk County consistently arrest more use a safe, alternative and Melody Dyrud of Thief ness, and basic warfare the Air Sheriff’s Office, will partici- than 400 people for drunk transportation option, or River Falls. He is a 2016 principles and skills. Force. pate with law enforcement driving during the long hol- stay at the location of the graduate of Sandy Ridge Airmen who complete statewide in an extra driv- iday weekend, and about celebration. Academy in Thief River basic training also earn four ing-while-impaired enforce- 25,000 are arrested each • Speak up – Offer to be Falls. credits toward an Associate

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ROGER SHAFFER DANI MEYER ANTHONY BOLDUC WWW.WESTSIDEMOTORS.NET Wednesday, August 22, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 3 THIEF RIVER FALLS Man charged Warren man sentenced for Telephone: (218) 681-4450 with assault aiding and abetting burglary A Warren man was sen- ing charge, he was granted garage and stealing the Kathy Svidal by April Scheinoha from a report of an assault tenced Monday, Aug. 13 in a five-year stay of imposi- items while Kaiser waited Publisher Reporter at about 5:37 p.m. Tuesday, Pennington County District tion. As a condition, Kaiser outside. He initially said [email protected] Aug. 14, according to the Court for two separate was ordered to serve super- the tools belonged to his A Thief River Falls man complaint. The man said he cases involving aiding and vised probation for five dad. When told Nygaard has been charged in had been assaulted and was abetting a burglary. years. His sentence is to be admitted stealing the tools, Pennington County District gushing blood at 201 Anthony Ray Kaiser, 24, served concurrently with Kaiser said both of them Court after he allegedly Snetting Dr. The man said was sentenced for a felony count 2 of this case and with went into the garage and assaulted his aunt’s he was lying down in a bed- charge of aiding and abet- another case. stole the tools. Dave Hill boyfriend with a small sou- room, when Redden said ting a second degree burgla- Kaiser was ordered to An escape from custody is Editor venir-style bat and a cooler something to him. He didn’t ry. He was granted a 10- have no contact with the among the cases in the latest edi- [email protected] on Tuesday, Aug. 14. remember what had been year stay of imposition. As a victims. He was ordered to tion of the Pennington County Citation Disposition Bulletin. The Jerry Andrew Redden, said. Redden then allegedly condition complete a chemical assess- Times pays for copies of this public 27, has been charged with began hitting the man over of that ment. Kaiser was ordered to information. If it appears in an felony second the head with a small sentence, obtain employment or the online forum other than The degree assault, silver souvenir-style K a i s e r school equivalent. He was Times’ website, it has been copied. according to bat. The bat broke. w a s ordered to provide a list of Pennington County the complaint. Redden then grabbed o r d e r e d his prescribed medications Sheriff’s Office cases: Raylene The alleged the man’s work cooler Merrie Haugen, 34, Thief River Scott DCamp to serve to his probation officer. Falls, escape from custody, $260, victim said he and hit him with it. s u p e r - Kaiser was ordered to take Sports Editor one year in jail stayed for two [email protected] became light- The man told Redden v i s e d his medications in their pre- years, sentence is to be served con- headed and to leave, which he did p r o b a - scribed dosage and frequen- secutively with another case, dizzy during and the man then tion for cy. He was ordered to pro- supervised probation for two years, the assault. He called police. 10 years. vide a DNA sample. Kaiser chemical assessment, not to use or suffered a large Redden’s aunt told possess firearms, ammunition or His sen- was ordered to not use or explosives; David John Garry, 45, cut on the side police that she had just tence is possess firearms, ammuni- Thief River Falls, 70/55, $145; of his head. gotten out of the show- to be Anthony Ray tion or explosives. Kaiser Kaiser Taylor Ann Henkes, 23, Clitherall, Thief River Jerry Andrew er and saw Redden s e r v e d was ordered to pay $260. 65/55, $125; Tyler John Stinar, 19, April Scheinoha Falls Area Redden standing in her home. c o n c u r - For the meth-related Goodridge, underage consumption, Reporter A m b u l a n c e She asked him to wait rently with another case. charge, Kaiser was granted $185; Ashlyn Holly Stine, 34, Thief [email protected] staff told police in her living room. Kaiser was ordered to a five-year stay of imposi- River Falls, failure to drive with that stitches were needed to Soon, she heard Redden due care, $125. have no contact with the tion. As a condition, he was Thief River Falls Police close the wound. The man yelling at her boyfriend. victim. He was ordered to ordered to serve supervised Department cases: Sonny Aleon planned to drive himself to She provided an account complete a chemical assess- probation for five years. Banasau, 27, Thief River Falls, Sanford Medical Center to similar to the one provided ment. Kaiser was ordered to That sentence is to be driving while impaired, $1,585, be checked out. by the alleged victim, say- obtain employment or the served concurrently with one year in jail with 320 days At the time of the inci- ing she had seen Redden school equivalent. He was count 1 and another case. stayed for six years, supervised DeDe Coltom dent, Redden was on parole hitting the man with the ordered to provide a list of Kaiser was ordered to pay a probation for six years, chemical Sales and assessment; Matthew George Marketing for a Beltrami County cooler. his prescribed medications $100 fee. The same condi- Lalonde, 31, Thief River Falls, charge of attempted first Police were unable to 218-681-4450 to his probation officer. tions apply. DWI, $285, 60 days in jail to be [email protected] degree murder. Police con- find the small souvenir- Kaiser was ordered to take The charges stemmed served concurrently with another tacted his agent, who pro- style bat. The man showed his medications in their pre- from a May 9 report of a case, chemical assessment, charge vided them with his a chunk of wood to police scribed dosage and frequen- burglary at 102 Spruce Ave. of a driver’s license violation dis- address. They drove to and said it came from the cy. He was ordered to com- N., according to the com- missed; Brandon Lee Steinhauer, 31, Fisher, expired registration, Redden’s home. He wasn’t bat. Police took the cooler plete all programming, plaint. Someone had $115; Breann Nichole Toren, 28, there, but he arrived home into evidence. They saw including cognitive behav- entered a garage, stealing a Thief River Falls, stay of adjudica- Tom Williams a short time later and was blood spots on the cooler ioral programming. Kaiser Dremel tool for cutting bits, tion for a charge of use of a wire- Sales and arrested. and a large pool of blood on was ordered to provide a a Black & Decker cordless less communications device in Marketing The charge stemmed the bed. DNA sample. He was drill with drill bits, a Black motion or traffic and continued, 218-681-4450 ordered to not use or pos- & Decker corded circular unsupervised probation for one [email protected] year, $50 to DARE Program. sess firearms, ammunition saw, and a jump pack with Raymond Clarence Nelson, 67, or explosives. Kaiser was air compressor out of a Little Falls, driving after revoca- Man charged ordered to pay $260 in fees garage. The items were val- tion, $285; Douglas Paul Roessler, and fines, and $398 in resti- ued between $500 and 51, Thief River Falls, driving after tution. $1,000. It was believed that suspension, $285; Phillip David Trontvet, 26, Thief River Falls, with felony DWI That charge stemmed the burglary occurred dur- Kelsi Sunsdahl from a March 22 report of a ing the late hours of May 8 instruction permit violation, $135; Felony first degree Cisneros III, 30, Thief River Noah Grant Bakken, 18, Brooks, Circulation burglary at 604 St. Paul or early hours of May 9. underage consumption, $185; 218-681-4450 driving while impaired Falls, has been cited for Ave. S., according to the The male owner said he Danielle Ilene Bennett, 35, St. [email protected] and felony first degree domestic assault. He was complaint. Between 4 and 7 learned his stolen tools Cloud, charges of tampering with a refusal to submit to a arrested. Cisneros allegedly a.m., a 55-inch Philips TV were being sold by Kaiser motor vehicle and disorderly con- chemical test: On Aug. 18 punched his sister in the had been stolen. Someone and another man on duct were dismissed; Peggy Ruth at 10:34 p.m., police per- face. had ripped a window screen Facebook and LetGo. He Danielle Carpenter, 19, Thief River formed a traffic stop in the Underage consump- and opened a window to requested pictures of the Falls, passing on right when pro- 1500 block of Hwy. 59 S. tion: On Aug. 17 at 11:29 hibited, $135; William James gain access to the home. items by saying he wanted Cullen, 48, Goodridge, expired reg- Gaven Merle Pfitzer, 35, p.m., police performed a The owner suspected Kaiser to buy them. He confirmed istration, $115; Zachary Austin Milbank, S.D., has been traffic stop near the inter- since he formerly stayed they were his possessions Haugen, 24, Fosston, driving after charged with felony first section of 150th Street there. and learned the tools were revocation, $285; Johnny David degree DWI and felony first Northeast and 120th On May 10, police were at a room at Custom Stay. Juaire, 28, Thief River Falls, driv- degree refusal to submit to Avenue Northeast. Hunter in contact with Kaiser A search warrant was ing after revocation, $285. a chemical test. He was Eugene Roller, 19, Warren, Minnesota State Patrol about an unrelated, pend- executed for Kaiser’s room cases: Amanda Lea Drury, 25, arrested. and Sheila Leanne ing case involving a third at the motel. Kaiser and Thief River Falls, 92/55, $385, no (USPS 627-360) Theft: On Aug. 13 at Erickson, 19, Euclid, have degree burglary. At that Nygaard were allegedly driver’s license, $100; August (ISSN: 1057-6827) 7:17 a.m., police received a been cited for underage con- Jason Cheeney, 25, Thief River time, he allegedly admitted inside the room, but they Published weekly every Wednesday report of a theft outside of sumption. stealing the TV with wouldn’t open the door. Falls, 82/55, $285; Ross Joseph Cota, 68, Red Lake Falls, no seat by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main 716 Crocker Ave. S. DWI: On Aug. 18 at Sabrina Nygaard. Officers then forced open Avenue North, Thief River Falls, Someone had stolen cash 12:56 a.m., police performed belt worn, $110; Christopher The police investigator the door. They recovered the William Engler, 32, Grand Forks, MN 56701-1906. and cigarettes out of a vehi- a traffic stop near the inter- contacted Used a Bit Pawn stolen items and also found N.D., 65/55, $125; Nathan Jon cle. section of Main Avenue and in Fargo, N.D. The manager drug paraphernalia. Froese, 37, no city listed, 74/55, Violation of a harass- Second Street. Elvis Aron said the store had pur- A second search warrant $145; Gilbert John Gilbertson, 50, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ment/restraining order: Presley Hanson, 44, Thief chased a TV from Kaiser was then signed and execut- Waconia, 70/60, $125. Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, On Aug. 13 at 11:54 a.m., River Falls, has charges Lydia Ann Hagman, 22, Grand and sold it two days after ed to search for drugs. They Roseau, Kittson and East Half police received a report of a pending for DWI. the hold period. The store allegedly found a meth pipe Forks, N.D., 70/55, $145; Seth harassment/restraining Fourth degree DWI Allen Halvorson, 27, Thief River of Polk Counties...... $44.00/Yr initially bought the TV for with suspected meth Falls, failure to stop at a stop sign, order violation at Walmart. and third degree refusal $150 and sold it April 11 for residue and other drug $135; Nathan Joseph Martinson, ...... $30.00/6 Mo Jay Jeff Ruediger, 76, to submit to a chemical $280. He didn’t know who paraphernalia. Since the 19, Thief River Falls, 65/55, $125; All Other Addresses With Roseau, has been cited for a test: On Aug. 18 at 8:26 had purchased the TV since drug-related items were in Melissa Kristen Sargent, 49, violation of a p.m., police received multi- it was a cash transaction. a hotel room that can be Madison, Wis., 74/60, $135; 567 Zip Code ...... $55.00/Yr harassment/restraining ple complaints about a Chelsey Ann Sawatzke, 32, St...... $38.00/6 Mo Nygaard allegedly accessed by children, they Hilaire, 65/55, $125; Lynnette order. He was arrested and motorist. The vehicle was admitted stealing the TV were charged with the Elsewhere in the U.S.A...... $77.00/Yr later released after court. later stopped near the Louise Wickham, 48, Kelliher, with Kaiser. above meth offense. 65/55, $125; Scott Clifford Berg, ...... $46.00/6 Mo Ruediger allegedly sent an intersection of Third Street Kaiser was also sen- Nygaard allegedly 59, Grafton, N.D., 65/55, $125; email to a Gatzke woman and LaBree Avenue, Pablo tenced for a separate case admitted entering the Yness Danys J. Boily, 39, no city Periodicals Postage Paid At who has a R. Alvarez, 22, South Sioux involving a felony charge of listed, 65/60, $125. 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Available at MN Supreme Court to visit/Continued (Continued from Page 1) Public • By phone by calling For more information COLOR 324 Main Avenue North Thief River Falls Supreme Court coming to “Meet Your Court” Esther Gallagher at (218) please visit www.mncourts. email: [email protected] our school to present oral community dinner 681-7140. Tickets can be gov. 681-4450 arguments,” said Lincoln On the evening of purchased by phone About the Supreme COPIES High School Principal Scott Thursday, Sept. 13, all area Monday through Friday, 8 Court Justices Brekke. “What a great residents are invited to a.m. to 3 p.m. There are seven Supreme opportunity for our students Lincoln High School in • In person by visiting Court justices. The justices Dr. Gottipati’s Clinic at LHS and our surround- Thief River Falls to meet Lincoln High School (101 are elected on a non-parti- ing schools to see the Court and share dinner with the Knight Avenue South, Thief san, statewide ballot to six- drgottipatisclinic.com in action. We are looking members of the Minnesota River Falls). Office hours year terms. If a justice forward to this great day!” Supreme Court and local are Monday through Friday, retires, resigns, or dies dur- On Sept. 12, local attor- district court judges. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ing the elected term, the neys will visit Lincoln High Doors will open at 6 p.m. Seating for the event is governor appoints someone Dr. Gottipati is offering weight management and School to prepare students and dinner will be served at limited. Lincoln High to the vacant position. The Urgent Care services through for the event and to help 6:30 p.m. The event will School is located at 101 justices, as with all judges students understand the include a short program fea- Knight Ave. S. in the state, must be Supreme Court oral argu- turing remarks from mem- About the Minnesota lawyers, although they can- YouIf you can have click any on newquestions, patient ment process, and the case bers of the Supreme Court. Judiciary not practice law while serv- contactregistration Dr. Gottipati and at schedule 651-204-0225 an that will be before the Court Tickets for the communi- The Minnesota Judicial ing on the court. appointment. on Sept. 13. ty-wide event are being sold Branch is made up of 10 Each justice is the liaison Since the Supreme Court for $10 to cover the cost of judicial districts with 294 to a number of Supreme convened oral arguments in dinner, which includes district court judgeships, 19 Court boards and other Celebration of Life for Rochester in 1995, school chicken kiev, a wild rice Court of Appeals judges, state policy commissions visits have taken center blend, seasoned vegetables, and seven Supreme Court that are charged with stage in the Court’s public a dinner roll, and cheese- justices. The Judicial responsibilities ranging Robert (Bob) Nygaard outreach and education cake. Branch is governed by the from day-to-day administra- June 27, 1936 - May 24, 2018 efforts. The Thief River Tickets to the community Judicial Council, which is tion to strategic planning. Falls event marks the 48th dinner must be purchased chaired by Lorie S. Gildea, Members of the Supreme Sunday, August 26th • 1 - 4 p.m. in-school oral arguments for in advance and will not be chief justice of the Court include: Heritage Community Center the Court. available at the door. Minnesota Supreme Court. Chief Justice Lorie 301 4th Street East, Thief River Falls More information about Tickets will be available The Minnesota Judicial Skjerven Gildea, who grew the Court’s visit to Lincoln until Friday, Sept. 7. Branch is mandated by the up in Plummer; G. Barry High School, including a Tickets to the community Minnesota Constitution to Anderson; David L. Join us for a time of remembering Robert detailed schedule and infor- dinner can be purchased in resolve disputes promptly Lillehaug; Natalie E. and enjoying many of Robert’s favorite foods: mation on the case the three ways: and without delay. In 2017, Hudson; Margaret H. Court will hear on • Online through Thief there were nearly 1.3 mil- Chutich; Anne K. McKeig; PULLED PORK, HOT DOGS, BAKED BEANS, CAKE, September 13, will be pro- River Falls High School at lion cases filed in district and Paul C. Thissen. ROOT BEER vided in the weeks ahead. www.prowlertickets.com. courts in Minnesota. A time of sharing memories and special moments Drug supplier sentenced/Continued (Continued from Page 1) an electronic tablet as col- Police corroborated Mock’s drugs from her supplier, Facility available to non-profit organizations and service groups free of charge. degree controlled substance lateral. Zimmerman statement through mes- Bellanger-Fohrenkam. He crime. allegedly sold the heroin sages between the two men. sold 18.3 grams of meth to WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 • Aaron Daniel mixture to Cabrales for $50. Baker also corroborated the her for $1,100 during one HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m.  BAR BINGO 5p.m. Zimmerman, 40, who has Zimmerman then gave the statement. An electronic transaction after Cabrales’ been charged with felony $50 to Mock, who returned tablet had earlier been death. LADIES NIGHT 7 p.m. 7p.m. TEXAS HOLD ‘EM offenses of third degree Zimmerman’s electronic seized at Zimmerman’s Bellanger-Fohrenkam THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 murder and third degree tablet. Mock then brought home. was arrested Feb. 12 after controlled substance crime. the money to Baker’s home. Law enforcement soon selling meth to Baker a sec- HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. The charges stemmed A search warrant found conducted a search warrant ond time while law enforce- PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. from a 911 call Feb. 8, Walmart money transfers in at Baker’s home, 623 ment performed surveil- HORSES, PADDLE WHEEL, MEAT BOARDS, according to the complaint. Baker’s home. The money Horace Ave. N. Inside a lance. During that sale, COOKOUT 5 p.m. Cabrales’ fiancee believed transfers listed her name safe, they found 4.9 grams Baker provided Bellanger- he had overdosed on heroin and Bellanger-Fohrenkam’s of suspected meth and 4 Fohrenkam with $500 in FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 at their home. Police and an name. grams of suspected heroin. drug-buy money. He told HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. ambulance crew attempted The police investigator The latter substance tested Baker that he would use to revive Cabrales, but he downloaded information positive for fentanyl and that money to purchase PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. died at the scene. from Cabrales’ cell phone was similar to the sub- heroin. Bellanger- Dance to TEXAS CONNECTION 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. While investigating, and reviewed Facebook stance found at Cabrales’ Fohrenkam instructed HORSES, PADDLE WHEEL, MEAT BOARDS, police allegedly found a messages between Cabrales home. The safe also con- Baker to wire him money COOKOUT 5 p.m. hypodermic needle near and Zimmerman. At the tained Walmart receipts for for the meth, which weighed Cabrales. They also found a time, Zimmerman was on money transfers totalling about three grams. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 gram-type plastic bag con- probation for a controlled $3,450. The transfers listed During the sale, they also BAR BINGO 5 p.m. taining a residue believed to substance crime. The mes- Baker’s name and discussed the heroin mix- be a mixture containing sages dated back to Feb. 5 Bellanger-Fohrenkam’s ture. Law enforcement HORSES 5 p.m. heroin. Later, a test showed with the purchase occurring name. recorded the exchange and MONDAY, AUGUST 27 the presence of a type of fen- two days later. Baker told police that heard him tell Baker how to tanyl. Mock told police that he she, Mock and another man make the heroin mixture HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. Besides the hypodermic went to Baker’s home Feb. went to Bemidji on the less potent and how to test TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 needle and bag, a Task 7. He said they used meth morning of Wednesday, Feb. it. HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. Force member collected a and she asked whether he 7. She allegedly said she In an interview with small amount of powder knew anyone who wanted to obtained meth and heroin. police, Bellanger- from a countertop. buy heroin. Mock said she Baker said she used some of Fohrenkam admitted sell- POST #2793 Police linked the sus- possessed suspected heroin. the heroin and Mock tried ing meth and heroin to VFWTHIEF RIVER FALLS pects to Cabrales’ death He contacted others, even- to sell some of the heroin to Baker a day before Cabrales through cell phone records. tually communicating with his friends. died from the overdose, Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. Gaming License #A-00404-001 (218) 681-1211 A man also contacted inves- Zimmerman. He then deliv- Upon learning someone according to the complaint. tigators, saying that he ered the heroin substance to had possibly died from the He expressed remorse for learned Zimmerman had Zimmerman, believing heroin she was selling, Cabrales’ death. sold Cabrales the heroin. Zimmerman was selling it Baker became “extremely The complaint indicated Bellanger-Fohrenkam to someone else. emotional.” She said she that Bellanger-Fohrenkam supplied the heroin mixture Zimmerman gave him an knew it was a strong sub- had been convicted of pos- to Baker. Baker then electronic tablet as collater- stance, saying she had done session of a controlled sub- allegedly gave the mixture al until he could sell the a “dusting” of heroin that stance with intent to dis- to Mock a night before heroin mixture and receive same morning and awoke to tribute in Wisconsin. He Cabrales’ death. He then payment. Later, three friends reviving her. had also been convicted of gave the heroin mixture to Zimmerman gave $50 to Baker later worked with third degree controlled sub- Zimmerman, who provided Mock for the substance. authorities to purchase stance crime in Minnesota. Concerns raised about county salaries by April Scheinoha At the Aug. 14 meeting, special assessments from what a fair salary would be Reporter Thief River Falls resident 2009 to 2015. He challenged for a county commissioner if Mike Lorenson raised con- commissioners to think he spent part of his time as They get paid to make cerns about the salary about whether they a county commissioner and the tough decisions and increases, noting that the deserved a raise since lost time at work to serve in answer tough questions. At salary increases ranged spending and taxes were that capacity. Jensen also their meeting Tuesday, Aug. from $1.50 per hour to $3.15 out of control and people wondered about the type of 14, the Pennington County per hour. He said those were “fleeing the county left people serving as county Board was put on the spot increases would be astro- and right.” Noting he wasn’t commissioners if the pay about taxes and recent nomical at a workplace like trying to be disrespectful, weren’t commensurate with increases in the salaries of Textron. Lorenson said he knows the responsibilities. In addi- three elected county offi- Jensen replied that Polk that commissioners have a tion, he asked Lorenson cials. Commissioners County pays its sheriff lot on their plates. why 10 candidates weren’t haven’t yet formally voted $108,000. He indicated that County property owners filing for the three county on whether to increase their the number of inmates and pay their taxes twice a year. commissioner positions on salaries of $18,500. It has cells have increased here. Peterson noted it hurts him the ballot this November. been about a decade since Jensen added that the to sign those checks, but Lorenson never provided commissioner salaries have recorder’s salary would that’s why he serves on the an answer regarding how increased. have been $69,000 had County Board. Over the much they should be paid. At their meeting three Schmalz still been alive. He course of the past three to Commissioner Cody weeks earlier, commission- indicated that the commis- five years, he said, many Hempel said he appreciated ers approved salary increas- sioners had initially things have been out of the Lorenson’s willingness to es for the county approved a probationary control of commissioners. appear before the board. He auditor/treasurer from salary for Hansen. Now, he Referring to the justice cen- added that people can make $98,750 to $101,700; sheriff said, she has proven herself ter, Peterson said, “That comments online all the from $90,500 to $97,000; and is running for the office caused a 12 percent time about government. and recorder from $59,300 unopposed. increase in our taxes, and it Lorenson replied that he to $65,000. Earlier this Lorenson responded that hurt to write that check.” had to take a day of vaca- year, they approved a salary the recorder and sheriff Peterson said the county tion from his job in order to THE TIMES’ WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT POLICY for County Attorney don’t have much to do. would be transporting attend the meeting. He said When submitting an announcement, please be advised of our pol- Seamus Duffy, who was Chairperson Neil inmates to other jails if the he wasn’t sure when the icy regarding weddings and engagements: appointed in January. His Peterson replied that there justice center hadn’t been County Board would fit him • Engagement announcements should be submitted at least 30 salary remains $105,000. is a lot of work for the sher- built. The county wouldn’t onto its agenda. days prior to the wedding date. At that time, iff. He referred to the have been allowed to house Hempel responded that Wedding write-ups will be published as follows: Commissioner Don Jensen amount of crime in the area an inmate past 60 days. He he often takes vacation days • If the wedding took place within six weeks from date of receipt noted that Sheriff Ray as well that Thief River noted the county would or works at different times at The Times office, a detailed write-up will be published from in- Kuznia’s salary is now more Falls is a regional hub. have had to transport an of the day in order to attend formation provided, along with a picture, if submitted. in line with that of Thief Lorenson also raised con- inmate to another jail even county meetings. That day, • If the wedding took place from six to 12 weeks before submis- River Falls Police Chief cerns about the commis- if 61 days had passed and Hempel said, he had spent sion to The Times, we will run a brief social announcement or a pic- Dick Wittenberg. He added sioners possibly giving the jail was empty. three-and-a-half hours ture with a short caption stating names of the bride and groom, that he and Commissioner themselves a raise. He Lorenson replied that he attending a public hearing names and addresses of parents, date and place of wedding and Darryl Tveitbakk recom- referred to a website that understood the county and the County Board meet- where the couple is residing. mended increasing ranks the county 24th out of couldn’t vote on construct- ing. Recorder Julie Hansen’s the 87 Minnesota counties ing a new jail. However, he Hempel added that coun- • If the wedding took place from three to six months before sub- salary to a rate close to for its tax rate and 56th out referred to some of the other ty commissioners haven’t mission to The Times, we will run a brief story or short caption under a picture announcing when the wedding took place. what the position would of the 87 counties for home parts of the justice center as received raises in 14 have received if the late values. He said he was dis- fluff spending. years and they don’t serve • There will be no publication of weddings after six months Ken Schmalz were still turbed about the growth in Jensen admitted that the in that capacity to become have elapsed. alive. Hansen was appoint- county taxes and special county could have hosted rich. Comparing the hours Every effort will be made to publish the wedding write-up within ed to the position after assessments. Lorenson said more public meetings served to the pay, he said, two issues of receipt. Forms are available at The Times office to help Schmalz’s death in January the county saw a 34 percent regarding the justice center. “I’d make more at in organizing information regarding weddings and engagements. 2016. increase in county taxes and However, he questioned McDonald’s.” Wednesday, August 22, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 5

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BUY ONLINE www.onlinedrugstore.com Digi-Key Cares held a grill out Thursday, event benefitted four charities. Aug. 16 at Hugo’s In Thief River Falls. The Wednesday, August 22, 2018 COLUMNISTS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7 Theology in the Trenches … Here’s a recent list of my top six reads well. band and my own dad for ney. We are privileged to be road to forgiveness. I ed by my adult children. It “Be the Gift,” by Ann Father’s Day. I haven’t living upon this earth the learned that forgiveness is expands my thought Voskamp, is beautifully and checked with my dad yet, same time as she…for such not the same as reconcilia- process to better under- poetically written. She but my husband has thor- a time as this. tion. I hung onto a stone for stand how theirs is being never disappoints. Softly oughly enjoyed it. Rumor “The Book of Forgiving,” several hours to know what expanded as well. This by Kathleen you are given a daily it feels like in order to final- novel is small, but will do Kjolhaug thought or two to tumble ly release that which I clung big things within. It embeds about with your own to so tightly…unforgive- a picture of what poverty thoughts. It’s reflective in By referring to this, when you ness. I learned that if a brings to the lives of our nature, the photographs read, you can understand my whole nation can be brothers and sisters in I’ve decided to give within beautifully illustrate restored one heart at a countries near and far, and you my top six reads as of the message, and it’s a nib- insight into the mystery of time, then so too, can our how compassion instead of recent. No rhyme or reason bler. You read, reflect, put it hearts be changed with the judgment must be the stay- for them, other than my fel- down and pick it up as you Christ holiness of what forgiveness ing power that unites in low brothers or sisters have feel the nudge. offers. Knowing it is one understanding why people exposed me to the authors, “Love Does,” by Bob Goff. thing. Putting it into prac- sometimes do what they do. or directed me to the book, Each story written is stand has it Goff has a sequel and by Desmond Tutu and Mpho tice with the tools this book One of my all time favorites. or I saw them reading it, or alone. Funny stuff…life that it is every bit as good. Tutu. After South Africa offers is something else Holy Bible, Ephesians I was gifted a copy of it. changing stuff. He applies “Left to Tell,” by became its own nation, altogether. A read you may 3:4 says. “By referring to I love real books, the biblical concepts to the real Immaculee Ilibagiza. It’s a would it implode and self owe yourself. this, when you read, you kind you can hold in your world and tells personal life true story of Immaculee destruct? Or, could there be “Nectar in a Sieve,” by can understand my insight hands, but often they are stories. Did I say his writing who survives the Rwandan a better way to find peace Kamala Markandaya. This into the mystery of Christ.” downloaded through my is funny? I laughed so hard genocide. It is incomprehen- and restoration within? book was recommended to And may you each, be Kindle app as it’s quicker rereading one of his stories sible that anything like this This book is for the individ- me by our oldest son. It was blessed by His Word. and easier. So, as I have to my kids, they were laugh- could happen and that any- ual who desires to go, there- a required read for him by Blessings as you perhaps enjoyed the likes of these; I ing with me before they one could live to tell about fore, and live the Gospel. one of his professors at ponder a pick or two or pray you might find one or even heard the words. I it. It invites and encourages This model will give tools to Wheaton College. I like three. Amen. two worthy of your time as bought a copy for my hus- you in your own faith jour- anyone in any stage on the reading books recommend-

Times for Toddlers … Positive How parents can make children Thoughts … more comfortable in child care Chant Parents need to start providers know if anything Oh, the air is crisp and interviewing child care out of the ordinary has hap- colder in the fall (brrr, brrr). providers plenty of time pened at home. SCAVENGER HUNT before needing them, to Parents need to be hon- For next week’s “SKOL” have time to visit the child est with their children. Activities feature, you will care a couple of times before Don’t say you will be right need raw fruits and vegeta- actually leaving the child back, when you will be gone bles, pickles, lemons or for the there. When visiting the all day. grapefruit, candy, chips and child care, ask the provider Children are very impor- unsweetened chocolate. to show you and your child tant. A little extra time can (Contributed by where he or she will play, make sure they have a good Discovery Place Early Vikings eat and sleep. Children feel time in child care. Learning Center.) more comfortable if they (Contributed by the BOOK OF THE WEEK know where things are. Early Childhood Family There are thousands of When you leave the Education Department of books written for young child, give him or her a kiss School District 564.) children every year and by Dan and hug and then leave SOMETHING TO TALK many are available for you Bartsch quickly. It’s hard on the ABOUT to borrow from a public child and the provider if the Talk with your child library or can be purchased child is having trouble sepa- about the new child care from a bookstore or online. rating and the parent provider. Use her name in Here are a classic children’s extends the separation by conversation. Talk about book that your family might This week's column coming back for more and what your child will be enjoy: comes with a warning. If more goodbyes. Most chil- doing at the new child care. Nolen, Jerdine. Max and you are a fan of guys who dren adjust as soon as a If you know the children’s Jax in Second Grade. wear green and yellow and parent leaves. If you need to names, use them in conver- Second grade twins Max work from Wisconsin every reassure yourself, call the sation, too. and Jax prepare to start the Sunday afternoon; and, if provider later. (Contributed by the summer off right with a you love wearing cheese After the child is in a Early Childhood Family fishing trip and a slumber and think that Aaron child care setting, commu- Education Department of party. Rodgers’ "Discount Double- nication is one of the most School District 564.) VIDEO VARIETY Check" commercials are important things. Every ACTIVITIES In addition to the books hysterical, this article is day you should talk with Autumn Song that are available for your not for you. the provider to see how the Here’s a cute song to sing family, there are also many It is that time of year day has gone. If your child in the fall. It is sung to the movies and documentaries when everyone dusts off is having trouble at child tune of “She’ll Be Comin’ that may make you laugh their Viking horns and care, talk to the provider ‘round the Mountain.” and inspire you, as well. finds their dirty Randy about it. Work with the When the leaves are red Here is one classic choice: Moss jersey at the bottom of provider on discipline prob- and yellow in the fall, (clap, The Day Jimmy’s Boa the clothes hamper, and sit lems. If your child is being clap) Ate the Wash. The class in front of the TV every disciplined at child care for When the leaves are red trip to the farm was pretty Sunday for 17 weeks to something, work with your and yellow in the fall, (clap, dull, until the cow started cheer on the Minnesota child at home on the prob- clap) crying, the pigs got on the Public Health Points … Vikings. Just to let you lem. When the leaves are red bus, and Jimmy's pet boa know, I checked out a DVD Most providers are will- and yellow, then the apples got loose! from the public library ing to talk, but if they don’t, taste so mellow, WONDERS OF THE WEB Getting enough water which was called "The ask questions. What did the When the leaves are red This is one web location Complete History of the child eat? How is he or she and yellow in the fall (clap, that your family might Minnesota Vikings." I playing with other chil- clap). enjoy: Games and activities every day is important strongly recommend this dren? How does he or she for toddlers. http://aday- DVD to other fellow react to crafts or other Oh, the air is crisp and care.com/toddler.html students should have access Vikings fans. It will get you Inter-County Nursing to drinking water, giving fired up for this upcoming group projects? How was colder in the fall (brrr, brrr) Remember that you can Service reminds everyone the child’s nap? Sometimes Oh, the air is crisp and also visit the website of them a healthy alternative season. that getting enough water to sugar-sweetened bever- I hear you Cheese fans a child will have a difficult colder in the fall (brrr, brrr) your local public library to every day is important for time if he or she hasn’t had Oh, the air is crisp and find out more about local ages. mocking me saying, "So, your health. Healthy people • Choose water when you are a Vikings fan?" A a good night’s sleep. It’s colder, and the wind is get- library services. meet their fluid needs by important for parents to let ting bolder, eating out. Generally, you fan is not enough for me, I drinking when thirsty and will save money and reduce drinking with meals. Most calories. Turning Back The Times … of your fluid needs are met • Add a wedge of lime or I am part of through the water and bev- lemon to your water. This erages you drink. However, can help improve the taste a majority Hundreds of acres of you can get some fluids and help you drink more group of folks through the foods that you water. eat. For example, broth www.cdc.gov/healthywa- who bleed pur- soups and foods with high ter/drinking/nutrition/index grain shocked by leaders water content such as cel- .html ple and gold. ery, tomatoes, or melons can Bids for Junior missed Thief River Falls three medals at the 1998 contribute to fluid intake. Parenting Tips am part of a majority group this week, causing some AAU National Water helps your body: Immunizations (also of folks who bleed purple College above damage to the outdoor the- Championship Junior • Keep your tempera- called shots or vaccines) and gold. We are cheering ater and a farm east of the Olympics track meet; she ture normal help prevent dangerous and at the old Met Stadium as estimates city. received first place in the • Lubricate and cushion sometimes deadly diseases. Fran Tarkenton runs 1978 - Forty Years Ago discus competition, second joints Immunization isn’t just for around the field making the -Julie Dobias will serve in shot put, and fifth in the • Protect your spinal kids – to stay protected Los Angeles Rams look silly 1918 - One Hundred as a Minnesota 4-H ambas- javelin. cord and other sensitive tis- against serious illnesses in -10 below snowy weather Years Ago sador during the State Fair -The DNR (Department sues like the flu, measles, and and feeling like it’s a sum- -In harmony with the in Minneapolis this year. of Natural Resources) has • Get rid of wastes pneumonia, adults need to mer day. We are cheering in general trend throughout -High point champion at announced that a total of through urination, perspi- get vaccinated, too. the Metrodome where two the county, the Thief River the 13th District 140,280 antlerless permits ration, and bowel move- National Immunization former Eagles - Randall Falls Board of Education Horticultural Society flower will be offered to firearms ments Awareness Month is a great Cunningham and Chris has decided to eliminate the show this week was Mrs. hunters. This is a seven per- Your body needs more time to promote vaccines Carter - and a rookie teaching of German in Thief Norton (Olga) Nelson of cent reduction necessary to water when you are: and remind family, friends, named Randy Moss, simply River Falls. rural Thief River Falls. allow deer populations to • In hot climates and coworkers to stay up to played catch and scored at -Hundreds of acres of -The melodrama, “The recover from two severe • More physically active date on their shots. will. We are cheering at the grain are being shocked by Curse of an Aching Heart,” winters. • Running a fever How can National US Bank Stadium and business and professional will be presented Aug. 25, -The Thief River Falls • Having diarrhea or Immunization Awareness praying to the Norse god men of Thief River Falls. 26, and 28 at Northland City Council may re-finance vomiting Month make a difference? Odin for Stephan Diggs to They will go wherever there Community Theatre. bonds on its water plant If you think you are not We can all use this catch that ball and score is an urgent need for help in 1988 - Thirty Years Ago since interest rates have getting enough water, these month to raise awareness the winning touchdown. harvesting. -Susan Rauen has been dropped, with an expected tips may help: about vaccines and share Still love that catch. -The annual picnic of the named supervisor at the savings of over $200,000. • Carry a water bottle strategies to increase My mom told me that Thief River Falls lodge of Thief River Falls Public 2008 - Ten Years Ago for easy access when you immunization rates in our she had a pastor who was Elks will be held Aug. 25 at Library. -The Thief River Falls are at work or running community. from Wisconsin who Squaw Point. -A total of 950 children Lions Club held its Third errands. Here are just a few ideas: preached for them in Texas. 1968 - Fifty Years Ago have been enrolled in the Annual Fishing Derby on • Freeze some freezer- • Talk to friends and He was from Green Bay -The Thief River Falls Red Cross swimming les- Aug. 16 with 265 contest- safe water bottles. Take one family members about how and said the G on the hel- area has received 2.25 inch- sons at the Franklin Middle ants and 75 boats involved; with you for ice-cold water vaccines aren’t just for kids. met meant "God's Team." es of rain in the past three School swimming pool this 206 fish were weighed in. all day long. Shots can protect people of So, since we wear horns on days, bringing the summer summer. -A request for a dog park • Choose water instead all ages from serious dis- our helmet, does that mean total to 17.49 inches. -Twenty-four teachers at to be included in the city’s of sugar-sweetened bever- eases. Hall of Famer Brett Favre -Bids on the initial con- area schools are taking part park system has been made ages. This can also help • Encourage people in in 2009 "sinned a great struction phase for the in an earth science teachers’ to the Thief River Falls City with weight management. your community to get the sin?" As The Doors sang, he Northland State Junior tour in northwestern Council. Substituting water for one flu vaccine every year. “broke on through to the College in Thief River Falls Minnesota. -The Sixth Annual Good 20-ounce sugar sweetened • Invite a doctor or other side.” came in nearly $50,000 over 1998 - Twenty Years Ago Old Days Festival in soda will save you about nurse to speak to parents Well, enjoy this Vikings’ estimates. -Nicole Kopari, a Lincoln Viking, held on Aug. 16, fea- 240 calories. about why it’s important for season, chant "SKOL!" -A tornado narrowly High School junior, has won tured a threshing bee. • During the school day, all kids to get vaccinated. often. 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, August 22, 2018 Deloris A. Holten, 88 Duane C. Krohn, 82 Eugene E. Nelson, 79 Thief River Falls - at a rummage or auction Viking - Duane Krohn of traveling, golfing, and par- Mankato - Eugene ing his first foray into entre- Deloris Adeline Holten died sale or actually out hunting Viking passed away peace- ticipating in and watching "Gene" E. Nelson, 79 preneurship. It would not be on Monday, August 20, 2018, deer with her dad and fam- fully on Wednesday, August sports. He played baseball of Mankato, died August 14, his last, he next started after receiving the best pos- ily, she kept her life pretty 15, 2018 at his home with and softball for many years 2018 at Ecumen Pathstone Pneumat Systems, Inc. a sible care at Essentia interesting. You could never his loving family by his side. and in the later years Living in Mankato. manufacturing business in Hospital in tell her she couldn’t do F u n e r a l enjoyed watching his kids Funeral service was held Mankato that ships prod- Fargo, ND something, if you did, watch service for and grandkids participate in on Tuesday, ucts around the world, and surrounded out, she’d prove you wrong. Duane will many different activities. August 21, for his retirement he started by her lov- Deloris was a jokester be held on Duane was an active 2018 at Accu-Rite Powdercoating ing family. and a prankster; just ask S a t u r d a y, member of Zion Lutheran Bethlehem from nothing. She was 88 her brothers and sisters. August 25, Church and the Marshall L u t h e r a n Combining his passion, years old. Deloris loved her family, 2018 at 11 Country Central School Church in fearlessness, vision and skill F u n e r a l both immediate and extend- a.m. at Zion Board, in which he held M a n k a t o . Gene created thriving busi- Services will ed. There is nothing she L u t h e r a n many offices. He also served Burial will nesses that provide liveli- be held at 11 wouldn’t do for you. Deloris Church in on the county extension and be in hoods for a lot of good peo- a.m., Friday was there for anyone and V i k i n g . the American Dairy G l e n w o o d ple. That was very impor- August 24, everyone, she did her best to Burial will Association boards. He won Cemetery at tant to him. He was able to 2018 at Zion Lutheran attend every wedding, birth- be held at many awards related to a later date. travel across this globe, Church in Thief River Falls. day, holiday, program, you the Viking Cemetery. farming, including being a Gene was born October mostly in his motor coach, Burial will follow at Oak ask her to come and she was Visitation will be held King Agassiz representative 19, 1938 to Wallace and where the adventures were Grove Cemetery in there. She spent her life Friday at Johnson Funeral and an Honored Dairymen. Nellie Nelson in Greenbush. great, and the friends made, Newfolden. making other people happy Service in Thief River Falls Duane is survived by his He grew up on a small farm meant the world to him. Visitation will be held or making them laugh, that from 5 to 7 p.m. and 1 hour loving wife Mavis of 60 in St. Hilaire and graduated Gene is survived by his from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. with a 7 is where she got her most prior to the service on years; children Becky from Lincoln High School in son, Greg (Sarah) Nelson of p.m. Prayer Service on joy. You would never leave Saturday. (Steve) Mikkelson of 1957. Mankato; grandson, Noah Thursday, August 23, 2018, empty handed or with an Duane Carl Krohn was Moorhead, Marge Krohn of Gene entered the Air (Molly Butler) Nelson of St. at Johnson Funeral Home in empty stomach when you born July 7, 1936 in Thief Woodbury, Lynne (Russ) Force after graduation and Paul; sister, Marcia (Orin) Thief River Falls. There will came to her house. River Falls to Carl and Viker of Mahtomedi, Karen served at the base in Ramstad; brother, Ronald also be a visitation held one Deloris couldn’t pass up a Johanna (Jensen) Krohn. He (Tom) Devine of Eau Claire, Fairbanks, Alaska. He mar- (Shirley) Nelson; sister-in- hour prior to the funeral good game of bingo, whether was raised in the Viking WI and Ken Krohn of ried his high school sweet- law, Laura Nelson; and service on Friday, August 24, it was on Thanksgiving with area and was baptized and Viking; grandchildren heart, Loralea Larson, in many nieces and nephews. 2018, at Zion Lutheran family or at the Eagles or confirmed at Zion Lutheran Jeremy Mikkelson, Jenna 1959. Together they raised Gene was preceded in Church. VFW. She enjoyed playing Church in Viking. Duane (Viker) Stewart, Nick one son, Greg. death by his parents; wife, Deloris Adeline Holten cards…….or maybe it was attended Newfolden High Devine, Bailey Devine, and Gene was a natural Loralea “Lolly”; sister, was born on April 3, 1930; in taking your money, either School graduating in 1954. Courtney, Alex, and mechanic and he honed his Virgene; and brother, Jonas. Prairie Center Township, way it was a good time. She Following graduation, Samantha Krohn; great- skills working in auto repair The family prefers memo- Walsh County, ND, the was a friend, aunt, sister, Duane moved to grandchildren Claire shops and dealerships in rials be given to Mayo daughter of Nels Conrad mom, and grandma to every- Minneapolis and worked for Mikkelson, Wyatt Minneapolis. In 1972 he Hospice, Bethlehem Nelson and Bertina Caroline one. Some of her favorite a short time before return- Mikkelson, Maverick moved his family to Lutheran Church, or (Strand) Nelson. She was pastimes she liked to do ing to the family farm at Stewart, Brooklyn Stewart, Mankato where he started Connections Ministry baptized at South Trinity included sewing, quilting, Viking. Easton Stewart, and Quincy Nelson Motors of Mankato, Homeless Shelter. More info Lutheran Church in Walsh crocheting, and knitting. On November 9, 1957, he Devine; sister Lois Weiss of Inc. with his brother Ron at connectionsmankato.org. County, near Grafton, ND Deloris longed to be out in was united in marriage to Yuma, AZ, along with sever- and brother Joe, thus mark- A00003B2018AG22 and she was confirmed at her garden and canning all Mavis Jean Anderson at al nieces and nephews. the Mission Church in the vegetables she could Salem Lutheran Church in Duane is preceded in Carmen Aaseby, 100 Newfolden. find. She would always Stephen. Mavis and Duane death by his parents Carl When Deloris was 3 years sneak a few peas while she had five children: Rebecca, and Johanna, grandson Thief River Falls - at Johnson Funeral Service old, she moved with her par- was picking them. She was Marjorie, Lynne, Karen and Justin Viker, and sister Carmen Aaseby, 100, Thief in Thief River Falls. Burial ents and brother to New the best cook; some of her Kenneth. The couple made Janice Hunter. River Falls, passed away on followed at Greenwood Maine Township, Marshall specialties were meat-a- their home on the Krohn Condolences may be sent Friday August 17, 2018 at Cemetery in Thief River County. She attended Good balz, potato klub, lefse, family farm where they at www.johnsonfuneralser- the Thief River Care Center, Falls. Will School in New Maine pumpkin and lemon raised their family. vice.com Thief River Falls, with her Condolences may be sent Township until eighth meringue pies. She loved to Duane enjoyed fishing, A00003B2018AG22 loving family by her side. to www.johnsonfuneralser- grade, then she attended talk on the phone and keep Funeral service was held vice.com Newfolden High School. in touch with her loved ones. on Monday, August 20, 2018 On May 3, 1950, she was Deloris is survived by her united in marriage to Albin two children: Deborah Holten in Newfolden. After Holten of East Grand Forks; Historic significance of City they married they traveled Michael Holten of Thief the area working road con- River Falls; Two grandchil- struction and picking pota- dren: Conrad (JoAnn) toes. They lived in Holten of Thief River Falls; Auditorium to be determined Newfolden for a time, and Angela (Kristopher) Holten- moved to Thief River Falls Welker of Grand Forks, ND; by April Scheinoha eled and sit empty. Boulevard bridge. Two sep- lighting at recreational where they began operating Two great-grandchildren Reporter Auchenpaugh replied arate bid openings will be areas, and registered his- a Star Mail Route to Senna and Ellie Holten of that the committee hopes to held Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 1 toric landmarks, among Warroad. Soon after, they Thief River Falls; Furry A determination may work with the University of p.m. in the Pennington other activities. Landsverk purchased their first home grandchildren: Harley, soon be made on the historic Minnesota in a process sim- County Board room. anticipated that a Thief in Thief River Falls, where Teefee, Smokey and Roxie; significance of City ilar to what was used to cre- County Board River Falls area steering she still resided today. Siblings: Joan Roppe, Auditorium. At its meeting ate a master plan recently approved a wetland committee would be created Deloris worked at Marian (Arnold) Peterson, Tuesday, Aug. 14, the for downtown Thief River delineation and no loss for Making It Home. Oakland sanitarium and Janice (William) Olson, Pennington County Board Falls. The cost is $26,689. plan for Phase 1 of the Commissioners then cooked at the hospital. Vernon (Sheila) Nelson, received an update on the Various grants would be Paces Lodging approved hiring Seth In 1965, she started working Gary (Karen) Nelson, work of the City Auditorium available to assist with the Corporation project. Tveiten as the Sentence at JCPenny’s and in 1972 Jerome (Patty) Nelson; and Committee. cost, according to Paces plans to build two 45- to Serve coordinator. she took over the mail route many nieces and nephews. Faye Auchenpaugh, a Auchenpaugh. That plan unit apartment buildings Tveiten was formerly after her husband passed Deloris is Preceded in member of the committee, would then assist the coun- southeast of Walmart. employed by the sheriff’s away. She retired from death by her husband Albin, said employees from the ty in determining how it Bryan Malone, manager of office in another capacity JCPenny’s after 34 years. child Roger, great-grandchil- State Historic Preservation wishes to proceed. the Pennington Soil and and succeeds Dante Steele. Deloris was a member of dren Kristopher and Office and Minnesota Commissioners are expect- Water Conservation In separate motions, many groups over the years, McKayla Holten-Welker, Historical Society are ed to consider the matter at District, said Phase 1 does- commissioners approved most recently; the American brother Marvin Nelson, sis- expected to tour the audito- their next meeting. n’t impact wetlands. Phase hiring three part-time Legion Auxiliary, VFW ter-in-law Avis Nelson, rium Tuesday, Aug. 28. The About eight years ago, 2 is expected to impact wet- corrections officers. They Auxiliary, Zion Lutheran brother-in-law Wallace visit will help the commit- Pennington County lands, which led the firm to hired Alaina Juve, Gregory Church, and the Vernon Roppe, special friend, tee determine whether the acquired City Auditorium split the project into two Martinez and Damion Nelson Family Hunting Harold Steinhauer, and her building is historically sig- from the city of Thief River phases. He said it was Oberg. Sheriff Ray Kuznia Party. furry companions, Rocky, nificant and learn the mini- Falls. Right now, the build- believed that Paces would indicated that a full-time Deloris used to always Lightning, Black Magic, and mum requirements needed ing fails to comply with the start construction on the position remains open. After say, “Yep, it’s quite a life,” Einstein. to make the county-owned ADA. first building in September. the three of them have com- and what a life she lived. May her memory be building compliant with the The county spends at Commissioners pleted training, Kuznia Whether she was out hunt- Blessed! Americans with Disabilities least $26,452 annually to approved spending expected to post internally ing down the next treasure A00003B2018AG22 Act. Auchenpaugh noted operate the building. That about $600 for the for the full-time position to that historic buildings have amount doesn’t include lia- University of Minnesota see if they or anyone else different ADA require- bility insurance, which the Extension’s Making It wished to apply. Sanford TRF welcomes ments. After that meeting, county pays in a lump sum Home Program. Jobs Inc. Commissioners Auchenpaugh expected that amount for all of its proper- and the city of Thief River accepted the resignation back Dr. Kurt Possai City Auditorium may be eli- ties. The county receives Falls will be asked to spend of Amy Halvorson, office gible for the National $4,600 in revenue each year the same amount for the manager for the Sanford Thief River Falls Osteopathic Register of Historic Places. from renters. program, which is expected University of Minnesota has welcomed back Kurt Board of She noted the county could Commissioners to help the Thief River Falls Extension office in Thief Possai, D.O., to its medical Orthopedic apply for a Legacy grant to approved opening bids area market itself and River Falls. Halvorson staff. Possai has returned to S u r g e r y, cover the cost of writing to move a house and make improvements. was expected to be finished Thief River Falls and and he is that application. shed that the county Michelle Landsverk, an with her position sometime rejoined the orthopedics c u r r e n t l y Commissioner Don purchased earlier this economic development con- within the following week. department. a c c e p t i n g Jensen and Chairperson year. Both buildings are sultant with Jobs Inc. and The next County Possai received his med- n e w Neil Peterson asked about located at 435 Mark Blvd., Advance Thief River, Board meeting is sched- ical degree from the patients. the purpose and future which was formerly owned showed a promotional video uled Tuesday, Aug. 28 at Philadelphia College of To sched- ownership of City by Glenn Dvorsak. The for a similar program. 5 p.m. at the Pennington Osteopathic Medicine in ule an Auditorium. Jensen said he county has purchased the Participating communities County Courthouse. Pennsylvania. He is certi- a p p o i n t - was concerned that the property in order to con- created promotional videos, fied by the American ment, call (218) 681-4747. building would be remod- struct the upcoming Mark created new logos, improved Ken Kalsnes finds his get up and go with CHIP by Marilyne Sayler to sign up for CHIP terol improve 21 percent way you can support each (Complete Health while his ratio (risk of heart other. You can discover During the first half of Improvement Program). attack) plunged 15 percent; together what you like and 2017, life was good for Ken Julie enrolled, as well, to be his weight and resting dislike; it’s good to be on the Kalsnes, except for the nag- supportive of her husband. heart rate came down, as same page as your spouse.” ging concern that his health The husband-wife team lis- well. Julie’s total cholesterol Coming from someone was slipping. “I wasn’t on tened attentively during in- and her “bad” (LDL) choles- who has experienced the top of it,” he admits. “I was class presentations. “The terol dropped into the ideal suffering and uncertainty of regressing into the old rou- education we received was range, while her good cardiac disease, Ken’s final tine of eating the way I wonderful,” reflects Ken. (HDL) cholesterol soared 17 piece of advice is not sur- grew up. I was sluggish, “We learned so much, espe- percent into the outstand- prising: “I recommend gaining weight and sleeping cially about heart disease ing range. CHIP for everybody, so oth- more. I had less energy; my and diabetes. It wasn’t just Now, almost a year after ers don’t have to go through get up and go seemed to a matter of head learning, completing the program, what I went through.” have gotten up and left!” though. As we sampled the Ken and Julie are still mak- Free information ses- Kalsnes had good reason delicious food that was ing healthier lifestyle choic- sions will be held at the to be concerned. In his early served to us at every class, es because of what they Thief River Falls Public 40s he had two stents and as we got into a sus- learned in CHIP class. Ken Library at the following placed because of coronary tainable exercise routine, is confident that his daily times: Thursday, Aug. 23 at artery disease. “After those we began to see improve- three-mile walk is strength- 5 p.m.; and Tuesday, Aug. first stents it seemed like ments in ourselves and ening him, and, most impor- 28 at 6:30 p.m. every other year I had to other participants, too. The tantly, his heart. He also At the sessions, CHIP have more stent work done social and community part admits that he and Julie Facilitators, Dr. Ben and as doctors discovered new of the class was very are now very conscious of Marilyne Sayler, will blockages of 70 to 90 per- encouraging-and fun!” what they eat. “Since we explain what participants cent in my coronary arter- As the formal program agree on what we are going may expect from a CHIP Ken Kalsnes pauses briefly to check his activity tracking ies. After receiving the concluded, the Kalsneses to eat, our kitchen is a very class. Their presentation device to make sure that he reaches his goal of walking at stents, I felt better for a were feeling better and had enjoyable place to be,” he will include a personal while, but eventually I went more energy, but they didn’t says. health concerns assess- least three miles each day. Kalsnes, who participated in the back to living life the way I have to rely on feelings Asked how he would ment, short videos and a CHIP (Complete Health Improvement Program) last fall, is always had, and I became alone for confirmation that respond to someone asking question-and-answer peri- continuing his commitment to include physical exercise in symptomatic again.” their bodies were liking him about CHIP, Kalsnes od. The next CHIP class his daily routine. He will be sharing his CHIP story during Then came autumn 2017. their new lifestyle. During did not hesitate. “If you can which is scheduled to begin free information sessions scheduled at the Thief River With the encouragement of the nine-week class, Ken possibly do so, attend as a in September. Falls Public Library the following times: Thursday, Aug. 23 his wife, Julie, Ken decided saw his good (HDL) choles- couple,” he advises. “That at 5 p.m. and Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 6:30 p.m.(Submitted)

Wednesday, August 22, 2018 CHURCH SCHEDULES Thief River Falls Times ~ 9 Now is a good time to prep for the heating season Minnesotans can always erally lower. to the bills of customers who hope that cold weather is • Consider a budget plan enter into a contract with still months away. But if you to spread out the payments. the distributor. depend on propane or heat- A law signed by Gov. Mark • Explore energy-efficien- ing oil to keep your home Dayton after a shortage in cy options. Program mable warm, now is the time to 2014 requires most propane thermostats, insulation, plan ahead for the fall and distributors to offer cus- high-efficiency appliances winter heating season. tomers a budget payment and other energy-saving Propane, heating oil and plan. Distributors must measures help reduce ener- diesel fuel are all potentially notify budget-plan cus- gy use and save money. See susceptible to shortages or tomers of price or fee the Commerce price hikes because of high changes that may affect Department’s Home Energy demand during the fall har- their monthly payment Guide for ways to make your vest and throughout the amount by more than 20 home more energy efficient. winter. percent. • Apply for energy assis- For Minnesotans who • Know your rights. The tance. The state’s Energy rely on propane or heating 2014 law also established Assistance Program is avail- oil, the Minnesota consumer protections, able to help eligible low- Commerce Department has including transparent pric- income Minnesotans pay these tips: ing. Distributors are their energy bills. The Heritage Community Center made a left are: Carol Yonke, gaming manager, Bill • Buy early. Fill up your required to inform cus- Applications will be accept- $240 donation through its charitable gam- Hume, vice president of the Heritage fuel tanks to minimize the tomers of the current per- ed beginning Monday, Oct. ing account to the proposed Thief River Community Center, Skip Swanson, presi- high-demand prices before gallon price and additional 1. Information about the the fall and winter months. charges, fees and discounts. Energy Assistance Program Falls Splash Park. The Center encourages dent of the Heritage Community Center, and It is usually best to buy dur- There is also a prohibition is available on the all seniors to get behind a project that’s Tom Kalinoski and Ben Beito of the Splash ing the summer and early on extra fees, such as adding Commerce Department good for their grandchildren. Pictured from Park committee. fall when there is less any service, distribution, website or by calling 1-800- demand and prices are gen- transportation or other fees 657-3710.

AlmA FRee luTheRAn CAThOliC COmmuniTies FAiTh luTheRAn nexus ChuRCh silveRTOn luTheRAn uniTed meThOdisT ChuRCh OF blessed sACRAmenT, bReThRen ChuRCh Luke Stavos, Pastor ChuRCh ChuRCh Dennis Gray, Pastor Tim Carlson, Interim Lay Pastor 246 Kendall Ave. N., Thief River Falls Larry Myhrer, Lay Pastor Matt Howe, Pastor th sT. edWARd, sT. jOsePh Phone: (218) 681-4716 28098 300 Street NW, Argyle Father George Noel, Pastor 601 Dewey Ave. N., Thief River Falls 17982 180th St. NE, Thief River Falls 116 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 874-2101. Worship Services: Sunday facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch Phone: (218) 289-1735 Church: (218) 681-7705 Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday Sundays: Worship services at 9 Phone: (218) 681-4388 Web: www.almaaflc.org [email protected] Worship Services: Sundays at Web: www.umctrf.org Sunday, August 26: Worship at Weekend Masses: Saturdays at 5 10:30 a.m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. Email: [email protected] 9:30 a.m. p.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Sundays –––––––––– Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - –––––––––– Facebook: Thief River Falls –––––––––– at 8 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament; 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - United Methodist Church sT. beRnARd’s Our Chit Chat Group at 11:30 a.m. at St. Joseph; 9:45 a.m. FiRsT PResbyTeRiAn 8 p.m. Thursdays: AbundAnT liFe CAThOliC ChuRCh 10 a.m., stop by for coffee and con- at St. Edward ChuRCh –––––––––– Father Rick Lambert, Pastor luTheRAn ChuRCh Tom Potter, Pastor versation. LeRoy Flickinger, Pastor Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 105 Knight Avenue N., Thief River Falls Red Lake Falls, MN OuR sAviOuR’s luTheRAn Phone: (218) 681-3571 Fridays: Narcotics Anonymous 1602 Pennington Ave., p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, Worship Services: Sundays at P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls ChuRCh – AFlC www.stbernardscc.org Group at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare 10:45 a.m.; Communion is the first St. Bernard’s Mass: Saturdays at 5 Phone: (218) 681-2300 Alex Amiot, Pastor Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m. Web: abundantlifetrf.com Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Sunday of the month; Meeting of 2075 Hwy. 59 SE, Thief River Falls p.m., Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Sundays: Service at 9:30 a.m.; Joseph, Fridays at 10:30 a.m. at Phone: (218) 681-4643 –––––––––– Mondays: Worship at Thief River the session is the first Monday of Sundays: Morning Devotional Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; Karlstad Care Center Care Center at 10 a.m. the month at 7:30 p.m. Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., sT. jOhn luTheRAn Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. –––––––––– Tuesdays: Bible study at 7:15 p.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., ChuRCh missouri synod –––––––––– CORneRsTOne bAPTisT gOOdRidge AReA Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m. beThlehem And ChuRCh Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at Pastor: Thomas L. Puffe viking COvenAnT ChuRCh luTheRAn PARish - elCA 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls nAzAReTh luTheRAn Nathan Satchwill, Pastor 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor PARish – elCA PO Box 816, Thief River Falls FAiTh, ekelund, beThAny Phone: (218) 681-4488 Viking, MN Cathie Rhodes, Pastor using the facilities of Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor Wednesdays: Adult Bible Studies Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m., Phone: (218) 523-4735 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at P.O. Box 157, Goodridge at 7 p.m. Sunday School/Adult Bible Study at Cell: (218) 201-0350 Box 39, Newfolden 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 378-4191 Fridays: Men’s Bible Study and 9:45 a.m.; Confirmation Instruction Worship Services: Sunday at 9 Bethlehem Office: (218) 874-7115 Phone: (218) 689-2937 [email protected] Breakfast at 6:45 a.m. at 6:30 p.m. a.m. Special events as announced. Nazareth Office: (218) 449-3856 www.cornerstonetrf.org Sunday, August 26: Worship at –––––––––– Parsonage: (218) 449-3431 facebook.com/cornerstonetrf –––––––––– Tuesdays: Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., Faith at 8:30 a.m., Worship at Wednesday, August 22: Bible Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at viking luTheRAn PARish Study at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m., Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with Bethany at 9:45 a.m., Worship at ReineR luTheRAn “Hi Rise” Ekelund at 11 a.m. FRee ChuRCh – AFlC ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh Bethlehem office hours 1 - 3 p.m. Children’s Church offered for kids –––––––––– Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb –––––––––– Highway 1, 7 miles east of Goodridge Thursday, August 23: Nazareth ages 4-8 (218) 681-4643 Price, Cindy Ellingson Sundays: Worship at 11:30 a.m. sT. jOsePh’s CAThOliC 218-523-4995 office hours from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., –––––––––– immAnuel And ebenezeR senior meals at Nazareth –––––––––– ChuRCh P.O. Box 37, Viking eAgle’s vieW ChuRCh, luTheRAn PARish – elCA Fr. Bob Schreiner, Priest Sunday, August 26: Worship at Jonathan Dodson, Pastor RedeemeR luTheRAn 112 Edward Ave. N., Red Lake Falls OAk Ridge OuTReACh CenTeR P.O. Box 98, Plummer Phone: (218) 253-2685 Bethlehem at 9 a.m., Worship at Roger Schmitz, Pastor ChuRCh – elCA Saturdays: St. Joseph (Brooks) luTheRAn ChuRCh Nazareth at 11 a.m. 111 Fourth Street East, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 465-4525 Thief River Falls Sunday, August 26: Worship at Darrel Cory, Pastor Mass at 5 p.m.; St. Joseph (Red Tuesday, August 28: Noon Text Phone: (218) 686-5962 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 681-1824 Worship Services: Sundays at 10 Ebenezer at 9 a.m., Worship at (218) 681-3390 Lake Falls) Mass at 5:30 p.m. Worship Services at Zion: Study, Afternoon Parish visitation a.m.; Prayer at 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Immanuel at 10:30 a.m. E-mail: [email protected] Sundays: St. Joseph (Red Lake Sundays at 10:30 a.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Wednesdays: Meal at 5:15 p.m., –––––––––– Falls) Mass at 10 a.m. Worship Services at Oak Ridge: Toddler-6th Grade BLAST at 5:45 –––––––––– CAlvARy luTheRAn ePiPhAny sTATiOn Sundays at 9 a.m. immAnuel luTheRAn p.m., Worship at 6:30 p.m., ChuRCh – elCA Matty Towse, Lead Pastor sT. PAuli luTheRAn Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Frank Ehling, Pastor 403 Main Avenue North, Thief River Falls ChuRCh - missOuRi synOd Confirmation at 7:15 p.m. –––––––––– Sheila Michaels, Pastor Web: www.epiphanystation.com Rev. Chris Rosebrough, Pastor ChuRCh elCA Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Carl Hansen, Pastor Brielle Drevlow, Pianist E-Mail: [email protected] Radium WesTAkeR FRee luTheRAn PO Box 8 Sundays: Worship at 9:30 & 11 a.m. (Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 Thief River Falls ChuRCh AFlC 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire –––––––––– Sundays: Worship at 1 p.m., Bible Sundays) Phone: (218) 964-5750 Web: http://historicstpauli.org Phil Rokke, Pastor Study at 2:15 p.m. –––––––––– Wednesday, August 22: WELCA 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden Sundays: Worship at 10:00 a.m.; evAngeliCAl COvenAnT –––––––––– Meeting at 7 p.m. Phone: (218) 874-7925 Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays blACk RiveR luTheRAn Worship Services: Sunday at 10:30 ChuRCh Sunday, August 26: Worship at of the month Bert Foster, Senior Pastor neWFOlden evAngeliCAl ChuRCh a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. –––––––– 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls Frank Ehling, Pastor 10:30 a.m. FRee ChuRCh Sheila Michaels, Pastor Communion: 1st Sunday of the Phone: (218) 681-4449 Gary Barrett, Pastor –––––––––– Web: www.trfcovchurch.org CleARWATeR P.O. Box 86, Newfolden 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls month. www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch Sundays: Worship at 8:00 a.m.; luTheRAn PARish Phone: (218) 874-8785 ThRiving liFe ChuRCh Confirmation Class: Wednesdays Pastor’s E-Mail: [email protected] Jim Binder, Pastor mT. Olive, nAzAReTh, E-mail: [email protected] Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. at 3:30 p.m. Josiah Jensen, Youth Leader: Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th Erskine Community Center OAk PARk, sT. PeTRi –––––––––– [email protected] grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) 218-556-1545 Bible Study: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Jeff Merseth, Pastor Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 www.thrivinglifemn.org Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at RindAl luTheRAn Worship Services: Sunday morn- a.m. month. Phone: (218) 796-5130 6:45 p.m. ChuRCh, nAlC ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine Saturday, August 25: Worship with Mondays: Mending the Soul from Ollie Urdahl, Interim Pastor Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 Communion at Mt. Olive at 9 a.m. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden Community Center. All are wel- a.m. Sundays: Sunday school at 10 a.m., come. p.m. on KTRF. Sunday, August 26: Worship with Tuesdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. Worship service at 11:15 a.m. –––––––––– Communion at St. Petri at 8 a.m.; Wednesdays: Supper - Contact Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 –––––––––– a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 –––––––––– Worship at Oak Park at 9:45 a.m., church for more information; Kid’s TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh – a.m. Worship with Communion at Club at 7 p.m.; Youth Group at 7 RiveR OF liFe ChuRCh – elCA elCA Nazareth at 11 a.m. p.m. –––––––––– Timothy Self, Pastor Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor John Golv, Senior Pastor 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Linda Kaushagen, Lay Visitation Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor –––––––––– Thursdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. neWFOlden neW hOPe Thief River Falls 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls –––––––––– and Senior Outreach COmmuniTy ChuRCh luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC Phone: (218) 681-1469 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 681-3296 www.riveroflifetrfmn.org Phone: (218) 681-1310 Web: www.ziontrf.org nOndenOminATiOnAl evAngeliCAl FRee Ollie Urdahl, Pastor Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- Wednesday, August 22: SAIL Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor P.O. Box 185, Newfolden www.trinitylutherantrf.org ChuRCh Phone: (218) 874-6611 ery/preschool available as well as Sundays: Worship with Holy Exercise at 9 a.m. Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls Pastoral Staff: Steve Anderson, Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 Phone: (218) 681-2285 ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. Communion at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m., Thursday, August 23: SAIL Saturdays: Saturday Morning Kent Hudson a.m. Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible Sunday School at 9:25 a.m., Coffee Exercise at 9 a.m., Prayer Shawl Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-3855 Study at 7 p.m. Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. Ministry at 10 a.m. Sundays: Sunday Morning Web: www.trfefc.org –––––––––– –––––––––– Friday, August 24: SAIL Exercise Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. OPen ARms ChRisTiAn Celebration Service and One Way at 9 a.m., Coffee w/ Staff at 9:30 Kids Sunday School For Children Wednesdays: Awana and Jr. Hi. FellOWshiP sevenTh-dAy AdvenTisT uniTed luTheRAn, gATzke A ministry of the a.m. from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; JAM at 6:30 p.m., Sr. Hi Lighthouse seventh-day Adventist Church ChuRCh OuR sAviOR’s, ThieF lAke David Jahn, Pastor Robert Dahlen, Pastor Sunday, August 26: Worship/Cable Revolutionary Prayer and Prophetic and Bible Study at 7 p.m. David Jahn, Pastor 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls (218) 425-7878 3/KTRF Broadcasts at 8:30 a.m., Worship from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.; –––––––––– 218-416-0178 Phone: (218) 416-0178 Our Savior’s, Thief Lake UPrising YOUTH GROUP (7th 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 Phone: (218) 222-3711 Coffee fellowship at 9:30 a.m., FiRsT luTheRAn ChuRCh Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 grade - College Age) at 7 p.m.; a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. United Lutheran, Gatzke Silver Creek Worship at 10 a.m. First Lutheran Church [email protected] (218) 459-3351 Bookstore and coffee bar open 210 Park Ave., Middle River Saturdays: Sabbath School classes –––––––––– Sundays in February: United Monday, August 27: SAIL Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church for adults and children at 3:00 p.m.; Exercise at 9 a.m., Parish Nurse before and after Sunday Morning silveR CReek luTheRAn Lutheran (Gatzke) Worship at Strathcona, MN Worship Service at 4:15 p.m.; 9:00 a.m.; Sunday School at 10 a.m. hours from 3 - 4:30 p.m. services Phone: (218) 222-3622 ChuRCh Wednesdays: Discipleship & New First Lutheran (Middle River): Fellowship Meal at 5:30 p.m. John Golv, Senior Pastor Our Savior’s (Thief Lake) Tuesday, August 28: Staff Meeting Believers Classes for all ages from Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m. Wednesdays: Mid-week fellowship Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Worship at 11:00 a.m.; Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Coffee with Staff at 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 and Bible study at 7:00 p.m. 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls School at 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m., Noon Pastors Text Phone: (218) 681-7079 - First Wednesday of each month a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 Fridays: Vespers fellowship and Sundays: Worship services at 10 Communion on 1st and 3rd Study, Conference 2 Mission from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. a.m. Bible study at 7:00 p.m. a.m. Sundays. 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SCOTT DCAMP Area Sports Sports Editor ~ e-mail: [email protected]

Lions Club holds 13th Annual Fishing Tournament

Pahlen, Paradis, Novak and Cortez win Road construction 2018 by bothLionsparticipants Fishing in Saturday’s Tournamentment. municipal boat ramps, hot tournament only dipped Payouts for the top three temperatures, low water lev- slightly from average, as 182 spots in each fish category - els and a toxic blue-green anglers signed up for the Walleye, Northern and Other algae bloom were potential 2018 event, which was down - received cash prizes of threats to the 13th Annual from 217 in 2017. $1,000 for first, $500 for sec- Thief River Falls Lions Club The temperature of the ond and $250 for third. Fishing Tournament Satur- Thief River on Monday Aug. Fourth through 10th place day, Aug. 18. 13 was 81 degrees at the finishers in each category re- The annual tournament Thief River Golf Club. The ceived rod and reel combos. typically draws around 200 hot water seemed to slow the Sam Pahlen weighed in entries with fishing allowed bite in some cases, but over- the heaviest walleye of the on both the Thief and Red all the respective weight of tournament, edging runner- Lake Rivers. Despite the lim- the fish in the top 10 was up Darrick Wiskow 3.66 to iting factors, the number of similar to the 2017 tourna- 3.57. Gwen Stenvik finished third in the walleye category with a 3.38-pound walleye. TRF SPORTS Joseph Paradis reeled in the top Northern Pike of the Wednesday, Aug. 22 scrimmage at Concordia College 8 tournament at 8.96 pounds. n Tennis - LHS Girls at Bemidji a.m. Mason Tanner, 8.6 pounds, Triangular 2 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27 and Doug Harbott, 6.59 Friday, Aug. 24 n Swimming - LHS Girls at De- pounds, finished second and n Tennis - LHS Girls at Grand troit Lakes Pentathlon 2 p.m. third respectively. Rapids Triangular 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 28 In the Other category, an- Saturday, Aug. 25 n Tennis - LHS Girls at Roseau n Football - LHS at Crookston 4 p.m. glers could weigh-in any fish scrimmage 9 a.m. n Volleyball - LHS vs. Perham 6 that wasn’t a Walleye n Volleyball - LHS vs. DGF p.m. [Continued on page 11]

The top three finishers in the 13th Annual Lions Fishing Tournament Walleye Divi- sion pictured from left to right are division winner Sam Pahlen with son Timmy; run- ner-up Darrick Wiskow and third place finisher Gwen Stenvik.

Pictured are the top three kids finishers at the 13th Annual Lions Fishing Derby. From left runner-up Mason Tanner, 8.6 pound Northern; third place finisher Logan Olson, Pictured from left to right are the top three finishers in the Northern Pike Divison of 2.73-pound sheephead; and overall winner Catalina Cortez, 13.23-pound catfish. the 13th Annual Lions Fishing Tournament: Doug Harbott, third place; Mason Tanner, runner-up; and Joseph Paradis, winner with an 8.96 pound Northern Pike. TRF girls tennis drops two of three in season opener Thief River Falls shutout defeated the team of Addison were the number two doubles Aitkin 7-0 but fell to Pine Sell and Allison Unverzagt 7- team of Prickett and Lund, City and Minnewaska Area 6, 6-4. and the number three team in the two other duals in the Thief River Falls didn’t of Brouse and Hamre. season-opening North-South drop a set in its 7-0 shutout “We had a solid day,” said Challenge in Park Rapids. win over Aitkin. The Head Coach Fabian Tunberg. The tournament began Prowlers picked up wins “Our experience on the dou- with a 4-3 loss vs. Pine City. from Wienen, Kvick, Emma bles side was obvious this The Prowlers’ swept the dou- Fagerstrom and Hannah weekend. We are starting to bles competiton but were Magnusson, respectively in play smart tennis. I was winless in singles in the 4-3 the one through four singles pleased with the team mov- loss. spots, while the doubles ing towards the net and The tandem of Hailey tandems of Isabela being aggressive. Kvick and Breanna Wienen Nelson/Brea Prickett, “On the singles side, I defeated Emily Carpenter Lund/Gabriella Steele, and thought everyone we put on and Madisen Berglund 6-3, Belle Hamre/Brooklyn the singles side competed 6-4 in the number one dou- Brouse all won in straight well. The difference between bles match. Khloe Lund and sets. our team and Pine City and Hannah Magnusson notched Thief River Falls took two Minnewaska on the singles a number two doubles win of three matches in doubles side was experience. Both PC over the team of Lindsay but dropped all four singles and Minnewaska were two Chris Novak, far left, reeled in a 17.25-pound catfish to finish in the top spot in the Miller and Hannah Husom, matches against Min- shots more consistent than Other Divison of the 13th Annual Thief River Falls Lions Fishing Tournament. Also 6-2, 6-3; and in the number newaska Area in the day’s our players. I expect our sin- pictured are third place finisher Dan Karmick. 11.63-pound carp, and runner-up three singles match, Brook- final match. Picking up dou- gles players to learn from Catalina Cortez (pictured with her father Andres Cortez), 13.23-pound catfish. lyn Brouse and Brea Prickett bles wins for the Prowlers [Continued on page 11] Wednesday, August 22, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 11 Delaine, Johnson and Schill get ROC wins at GRP

by Keith Cumming and a sweep of the evening 1 (15 Laps): 1. 11-Dexter Dvergsten, [1]; 2. 93-Kelsi Pederson, [2]; 3. 10- as he passed William Alex Truscinski, [3]; 4. 40-Lawrence High temps and high car Dulmage of Ramsey, in cor- Veralrud, [4]; 5. 13-Alan Truscinski, counts greeted racers and ner two on lap six. Blake [7]; 6. 22H-Dylan Herman, [5]; 7. 2- fans to the Greenbush Race Ferris of Emo, Ontario, Clifford Steyn, [6]; (DNS) 79-Mike Schmiedeberg; Park this past Saturday as Canada, would get beside Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 93-Kelsi it was the Race of Steele late in the race but Pederson, [1]; 2. 11-Dexter Champions qualifier for the was unable to make the Dvergsten, [7]; 3. 10-Alex three Wissota classes racing pass, and finish second. Truscinski, [5]; 4. 22H-Dylan Herman, [2]; 5. 40-Lawrence at the Park. John Dulmage of Ramsey Veralrud, [6]; 6. 2-Clifford Steyn, The Midwest Modifieds would finish third. [8]; 7. (DNF) 79-Mike were up first and they would The race season is wind- Schmiedeberg, [3]; (DQ) 13-Alan send 15 cars to take the ing down at the Greenbush Truscinski, [4]. n Outlaw Mini Mods - A green flag. National points Race Park, as just two week- Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 69-Kelly leader Lance Schill of ends of racing remain. Up Steele, [4]; 2. 14F-Blake Ferris, [5]; Langdon, N.D., would start next will be the final visit of 3. 43J-John Dulmage, [8]; 4. 43W- on the outside of the front the year for the NLRA Late William Dulmage, [1]; 5. 03-Justin Cutrer, [3]; 6. 4AL-Dane Olson, [2]; row and showed the rest of Models. Joining the Late 7. 81-Jerry Larson, [6]; 8. 71-Dave The final stop of the day for anglers who caught fish at the 13th Annual Lions the field, that he would be Models will be the Zaren, [7]; 9. 47X-Justin Johnson, Fishing Tournament was the weigh-in. Fish could be entered in one of three cate- the car to beat. Four cau- Modifieds, Streets, Midwest [9]. gories - Walleye, Northern, or Other - with the top 10 in each category receiving tions slowed the race and Modifieds, Pure Stocks and Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 69-Kelly everytime Schill would get Lightning Sprints. Gates Steele, [6]; 2. 43W-William prizes. Dulmage, [4]; 3. 14F-Blake Ferris, such a great restart that he open at 4pm, with the cutoff [9]; 4. 4AL-Dane Olson, [1]; 5. 03- was never challenged for the for the draw at 6 p.m. and Justin Cutrer, [7]; 6. 81-Jerry lead. Schill went on to win the racing starts at 7 p.m. Larson, [5]; 7. 71-Dave Zaren, [3]; 8. 43J-John Dulmage, [8]; 9. (DNF) his second in a row and a sharp. For more info check 47X-Justin Johnson, [2]. sweep of the evening. Doyle out http://www.green- n Pure Stock - A Feature 1 (15 Pahlen, Paradis, Novak and Cortez win Erickson of Bagley, would bushracepark.com, or on Laps): 1. 11X-Jared Palm, [4]; 2. finish second and win his Facebook at Official 68B-Austin Brekkestran, [7]; 3. 87- Alan Lane, [3]; 4. 65-Jacob Berger, 2018[Continued Lions from page 10] FishingZach Habedank, Tournament Thief River Falls 2.73-pound Sheephead./Cont. heat, and Aaron Blacklance Greenbush Race Park. [6]; 5. 0-Chad Hagen, [2]; 6. 113- or Northern. The category 2.43 pounds; 8. Jason Haglund, n Hi-Five Money Bags - Levy of Thief River Falls, Mn., Kendra Westlund, [1]; 7. (DNF) 42- Thief River Falls 2.36 pounds; 9. Olson, $5,000. Results Darryl Heintz, [5]; 8. (DNF) 66- typically includes the heavi- would finish third. Patrick n Ross Swenson, Thief River Falls n Raffle - 1. 2018 Arctic Cat 500 Sobolik of Hallock, would Modifieds - A Feature 1 (20 Devon Gable, [8]; 9. (DNF) 77-Ryan est fish of the tournament 2.22 pounds; 10. Raelynn Burkel, ATV - Skip Swanson, Thief River Laps): 1. 1R-Rick Delaine, [4]; 2. 74- Anderson, [9]. and this year, it was no Badger 2.21 pounds. Falls; 2. Honda 2000W Generator - get the other heat win. Dustin Wahl, [5]; 3. 81-Jordan Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 42-Darryl n Northern - Joseph Paradis, Jim Enge, Minneapolis; 3. Treager The Streets would send Duray, [3]; 4. 29K-Ryan Kereluk, Heintz, [2]; 2. 87-Alan Lane, [4]; 3. exception as Chris Novak of Plummer 8.96 pounds; 2. Mason Electric Smoker/Grill - Zach Finger, [8]; 5. 95-Mark Esala, [9]; 6. 39- Warren claimed top honors 10 cars for their R.o.C. qual- 11X-Jared Palm, [1]; 4. 113-Kendra Tanner, Thief River Falls 8.6- Thief River Falls; 4. $500 Michael’s ifier. Karlstad driver Ryan Shawn Teunis, [7]; 7. 92-Justin Westlund, [8]; 5. 0-Chad Hagen, [3]; with a 17.25-pound catfish. pounds; 3. Doug Harbott, Thief Meats Gift Card - Jim Halverson, Bronk, [6]; 8. Z28-Jamie Trautner, 6. 65-Jacob Berger, [6]; 7. 68B- Catalina Cortez, 13.23- River Falls 6.55 pounds; 4. Nathan Lakeshore; 5. LG 49-inch Smart TV Johnson sat on the outside [14]; 9. 12-Tony Caissie, [1]; 10. 007- Austin Brekkestran, [7]; 8. 66- Hesse, Thief River Falls 6.46 - Justin Kjos, Thief River Falls; 6. of the front row and took Gary Johnson, [12]; 11. 57-Michael Devon Gable, [5]; (DNS) 77-Ryan pound catfish, and Dan pounds; 5. Pamela Joppru, Thief Stihl RB 200 Pressure Washer - Tiani, [10]; 12. 33-Ryan Hagen, Karmick, 11.63-pound carp, command early. Even Anderson. River Falls 2.15 pounds; 6. Kim Don Carr, Thief River Falls; 7. 10- through three early caution [13]; 13. (DNF) 2-Aaron Holtan, [2]; n 4 Cylinders - A Feature 1 (15 finished second and third, Johnson, Halma 1.8 pounds; 7. inch Electric Ice Auger - Jeremy 14. (DNF) 64-Shane Wahl, [11]. Laps): 1. 28-John Current, [6]; 2. respectively. Randy Bruggeman, Thief River Haglund, Grand Forks, N.D.; 8. flags, Johnson remained out Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 39-Shawn 87-Shannon George, [2]; 3. 4-Matt Falls 1.71 pounds; 8. Roy Stenvik, Arnesen’s On Ice Overnight Fishing front. Johnson didn't have it Teunis, [2]; 2. 29K-Ryan Kereluk, Pederson, [8]; 4. 17-Jim All youth age 12 and Lancaster 1.66 pounds; 9. Derek Trip - Carol DeBrer, Fifty Lakes; 9. [1]; 3. 12-Tony Caissie, [4]; 4. 2- under who weighed in a fish easy though, as Jerome Mulholland, [5]; 5. 27-William Erickson, Halma 1.66 pounds; 10. NCOR Guided Fishing Day Trip - Berger of Badger would be Aaron Holtan, [3]; 5. 95-Mark Foster, [4]; 6. K80-Katie Ahrndt, were eligible to compete for Jeremy Haglund, Grand Forks, Karl Kvick, Thief River Falls; 10. Esala, [7]; 6. 64-Shane Wahl, [6]; 7. [10]; 7. 88-Macey Anderson, [12]; 8. three youth trophies that N.D. 1.61 pounds. Clam Summer Screen Tent - Barry there to pounce if Johnson 33-Ryan Hagen, [5]. 21-Joel Olson, [3]; 9. (DNF) 26-Jake n Other - 1. Chris Novak, Froiland, Thief River Falls; 11. messed up. Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 1R-Rick Potter, [11]; 10. (DNF) 13J-Nicholas were awarded. Catalina Warren 17.25-pound catfish; 2. Arnesen’s Ice Fishing Day Trip - Delaine, [6]; 2. 92-Justin Bronk, [2]; Cortez with her 13.23-pound Berger also had to hold Jessen, [9]; 11. (DNF) 28JR-Waylon Catalina Cortez, Thief River Falls Tim Benton, Thief River Falls; 12. off an early challenge of 3. 74-Dustin Wahl, [1]; 4. 81-Jordan Current, [13]; 12. (DNF) 95- Catfish; and Mason Tanner, 13.23-pound catfish; 3. Dan Eagle Claw Ice Fishing Tent - Tim Duray, [3]; 5. 57-Michael Tiani, [7]; Matthew Smith, [7]; 13. (DNF) 15- with his 8.6-pound Karmick, Thief River Falls 11.63- Molstad, Thief River Falls; 13. Greg Jose of Grand Forks, 6. 007-Gary Johnson, [5]; 7. (DNF) Mike Demchuk, [1] pound carp; 4. Mark Hutmacher, Polaris Ice Chest - Jerod Haugen, N.D. and then a late chal- Z28-Jamie Trautner, [4]. Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 27-William Northern, finished first and Karlstad 9.29-pound carp; 5. Zach Thief River Falls; 14. DeWalt n Midwest Modifieds - A second, respectively. Logan lenge of Kyle Dykhoff of Foster, [7]; 2. 4-Matt Pederson, [1]; Habedank, Thief River Falls 6.95- Portable Drill - Kent Lemoine, Perham. In the end, Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 17-Lance 3. 87-Shannon George, [5]; 4. 17- Olson took third in the pound catfish; 6. Casey Rolland, Thief River Falls; 15. Nikon 8x42 Schill, [2]; 2. 99-Doyle Erickson, [4]; Jim Mulholland, [6]; 5. 13J- youth category with a 2.73- Warren 5.6-pound catfish; 7. Rod/Reel Combo - Chandra Misson, Johnson would pick up his 3. 64-Shane Wahl, [3]; 4. 5BA- Nicholas Jessen, [4]; 6. 26-Jake Marcos Narvaiz, Thief River Falls Thief River Falls; 16. Fenwick second win of the year, Aaron Blacklance, [7]; 5. 6R-Nate Potter, [2]; 7. 88-Macey Anderson, pound Sheephead. 5.32-pound sheephead; 8. Travis Rod/Reel Combo - Ed Turn, Thief Reynolds, [9]; 6. 96-Jeremy The day’s final event was Berger would finish second [3]. Klaven, Thief River Falls 5.03- River Falls; 17. Stainless Steel and Dykhoff third and win Lizakowski, [15]; 7. 3L-Logan Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-John the Hi-Five Money Bags pound catfish; 9. Andres Cortez, Portable Grill - Kent Lemoine, Salazar, [12]; 8. 24-Victoria Stutsky, Current, [6]; 2. 21-Joel Olson, [3]; 3. game. Any participant over Thief River Falls 4.72-pound cat- Thief River Falls; 18. Kindle-E- his heat. Tucker Pederson of [8]; 9. 40-Patrick Sobolik, [5]; 10. 15-Mike Demchuk, [4]; 4. 95- fish; 10. Preston Swenson, Thief Reader Bundle - Chris Novak, East Grand Forks would win 4B-Brandon Rehill, [14]; 11. 55- Matthew Smith, [2]; 5. K80-Katie the age of 18 that weighs a River Falls 4.4-pound sheephead. Warren; 19. Handheld Range Murray Kozie, [13]; 12. (DNF) 88X- fish of any size or species is the other heat. Ahrndt, [5]; 6. (DNF) 28JR-Waylon n Youth - 1. Catalina Cortez, Finder - Tim Molstad, Thief River Fourteen cars lined up for Brendan Veert, [10]; 13. (DNF) 33A- Current, [1] eligible to participate in the Thief River Falls, 13.23-pound Falls; 20. Rotary Pizza Baker - Austin Overwater, [1]; 14. (DNF) n Street Stocks - A Feature 1 game. One individual is Catfish; 2. Mason Tanner, Thief Kayla Sniber, Hawley. the Modified feature, and 44-Austin Hunter, [11]; 15. (DNF) (15 Laps): 1. 25-Ryan Johnson, [2]; River Falls, 8.6-pound Northern; 3. again, outside polesitter 88-Paul Veert, [6]. 2. 65-Jerome Berger, [3]; 3. 11-Kyle selected at random and they Logan Olson, Thief River Falls, Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 40-Patrick select one bag at a time from Aaron Holtan of Newfolden Dykhoff, [8]; 4. 96-Jeremy Gust, [5]; would take the early lead. A Sobolik, [2]; 2. 64-Shane Wahl, [1]; 5. 35-John Halvorson, [4]; 6. 27P- 40 sealed bags. Each bag 3. 5BA-Aaron Blacklance, [5]; 4. Tucker Pederson, [6]; 7. 28-Greg contains a sheet of paper pair of yellows on lap seven 88X-Brendan Veert, [4]; 5. 55- Jose, [1]; 8. 48-Chase Boen, [9]; 9. with $250, $1,000, $5,000 or TRF MEN’S SOFTBALL bunched up the field, and on Murray Kozie, [3]. 8T-Doug VanMill, [7]; 10. (DNF) 74- lap eight Rick Delaine of Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 99-Doyle Steve Nordhagen, [10]. $38,000 toward a new Chevy Erickson, [1]; 2. 24-Victoria Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 27P-Tucker truck. Stoney Mountain, Manitoba, Stutsky, [4]; 3. 33A-Austin Tuesday, Aug. 14 Corner 20; Digi-Key Blue took the lead passing Holtan Pederson, [1]; 2. 35-John This year’s contestant, n 6:20 - Pizza 34, Eidelbes Const. 11; Overwater, [2]; 4. 44-Austin Halvorson, [4]; 3. 28-Greg Jose, [2]; Levy Olson, won $5,000 coming out of corner four. Hunter, [5]; 5. 4B-Brandon Rehill, 4. 8T-Doug VanMill, [3]; 5. 48- Hut/Eagles 24, Digi-Key Oklee Lumber 23, Delaine held the lead [3]. Chase Boen, [5]. which is the tournament's Blue 19; Oklee Lumber 26, Brodin's/Black Cat 19. Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 17-Lance Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 11-Kyle largest ever payout. Olson through the middle part of Schill, [4]; 2. 88-Paul Veert, [2]; 3. Eidelbes Const. 16; Nelson Thursday, Aug. 16 the race and Holtan Dykhoff, [2]; 2. 25-Ryan Johnson, had also had selected four Equip./N. Motors 32, n 6:20 - Edward Jones 6R-Nate Reynolds, [3]; 4. 3L-Logan [1]; 3. 65-Jerome Berger, [4]; 4. 96- bags containing the $38,000 appeared to have regained Salazar, [1]; 5. 96-Jeremy Jeremy Gust, [3]; 5. 74-Steve Brodin's/Black Cat 8; 26, Blue Eagles 12; Lizakowski, [5]. Nordhagen, [5]. truck, making it the most the lead passing Delaine n Carpenter's Corner 18, RV Schooner 19, Paradis 18; coming out of corner four, Lightning Sprints - A Feature exciting Hi Five Money Bags Sports 7; Digi-Key Budweiser 23, Erl's Market that the club has held. but Holtan slid off the top of Rampage 27, VFW/ILS 6; 20; Petro Pumper 42, St. corner one and was unable Budget 22, Sauve Auto Hilaire Bears 31. to continue. Standings n n Walleye - 1. Sam Pahlen, Red Body 11. 7:30 - Budwesier 24, Delaine went on to pick NCTC wrestling to Lake Falls 3.66 pounds; 2. Darrick n 7:30 - Budget 23, Digi- Blue Eagles 16; Erl's up his fourth win of the year Wiskow, Thief River Falls 3.57 Key Rampage 13; Pizza Market 18, Digi-Key Force and a sweep of the evening. pounds; 3. Gwen Stenvik, Thief Hut/Eagles 31, VFW/ILS 12; Schooner 21, Edward host two cookouts River Falls 3.38 pounds; 4. Jeremy Dustin Wahl of Greenbush Haglund, Grand Forks, N.D. 3.05 12; Sauve Auto Body 26, RV Jones 20. would finish second and pounds; 5. Don Burkel, Greenbush Sports 2; Nelson Equip/N. n 8:45 - Digi-Key Force Jordan Duray of Halma, 2.75 pounds; 6. Jerry Prickett, Motors 31, Carpenter's 25, St. Hilaire Bears 3. Saturday, Aug. 25 Thief River Falls 2.5 pounds; 7. third. Shawn Teunis of West St. Paul, Manitoba, Canada, would win the other heat. Northland Community & dogs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dexter Dvergsten of Technical College wrestlers The breakfast portion is Greenbush, led the eight-car will serve food from 8 a.m. to all-you-can-eat pancakes Lightning Sprint feature to 2 p.m. for the Pennington and sausage, with choice of the green, and was gone. County Humane milk, juice or coffee for $7. The feature was caution free Society/Tractor Supply Pet The lunch portion is a hot and Dvergsten cruised to his Adoption Day Saturday, dog for $5, hamburger or third win of the year. Heat Aug. 25 in the Tractor cheeseburger meal for $6 or winner Kelsi Pederson of Supply parking lot. double cheeseburger meal East Grand Forks finished Pancakes are on the for $8. Meals include hot dog second and Alex Truscinski menu from 8 to 11 a.m., fol- or burger, chips and a drink. of Greenbush was third. lowed by burgers and hot Pure Stock driver Jared Palm of Warroad picked up win number five on the year, as he passed A.J. Lane of TRF girls tennis Williams late in the race. Austin Brekkestran of Thief River Falls, finished second drops two of and Lane third. Darryl Heintz of East St. Paul, Mb., picked up the heat win. The 4 Cylinder feature three/ came down to a drag race Top: Grandfather and grandson combo Larry and Nick Coltom launch their boat out of corner four as John [Continued from pageContinued 10] — Hannah Magnusson, Thief River Falls, def . Grace Janzen, Aitkin, 6- prior to the Lions Fishing Tournament Saturday, Aug. 18. Current of Wilton beat these matches and be eager 4, 6-4; Shannon George of Bagley take their game to the next n Doubles - No. 1 — Isabela to the line for his second win level.” Nelson-Brea Prickett, Thief River Bottom: Anglers had success early at the fishing pier near the Eighth Street of the year. George finished North-South Challenge Falls, def. Jessica Shaver-Brooke Bridge. Pine City 4, TRF 3 Hansen, Aitkin 6-3, 6-3; No. 2 — second and Matt Pederson of n Singles - No. 1 — Lydia Khloe Lund-Gabriella Steele, Thief Lake Park, Mn., third. Adams, Pine City, def . Isabela River Falls, def. Kelsi Welle- William Foster of Bemidji, Nelson, Thief River Falls, 2-6, 2-6; Breanna Hines, Aitkin 6-2, 6-2; No. won the heat. No. 2 — Kaitlyn Miller, Pine City, 3 — Bell Hamre-Brooklyn Brouse, def Emma Fagerstrom, Thief River Thief River Falls, def. Sophie Ryan- The guy to beat in the Falls, 3-6, 3-6; No. 3 — Ella Sell, Ashlyn Berg, Aitkin 6-2, 6-2; Outlaw Mini Mods all year Pine City, def . Gabriella Steele, has been Kelly Steele of Thief River Falls, 2-6, 3-6; No. 4 — Minnewaska Area 5, TRF 2 International Falls. Steele Elizabeth Cahill, Pine City, def . n Singles - No. 1 — Danielle Bell Hamre, Thief River Falls, 2-6, Thorfinnson, Minnewaska Area, def picked up win number five 3-6. . Isabela Nelson, Thief River Falls, n Doubles - No. 1 — Hailey 4-6, 7-6 (74), 9-11; No. 2 — Hannah Kvick-Breanna Wienen, Thief River Orlowski, Minnewaska Area, def . WOMEN’S Falls, def. Emily Carpenter- Emma Fagerstrom, Thief River Madisen Berglund,Pine City 6-3, 6- Falls, 3-6, 2-6; No. 3 — Karra SOFTBALL 4; No. 2 — Khloe Lund-Hannah Hanson, Minnewaska Area, def . Magnusson, Thief River Falls, def. Hannah Magnusson, Thief River Wednesday, Aug. 15 Lindsay Miller-Hannah Falls, 2-6, 4-6; No. 4 — Maddie n Game 1 - Zoomies 18, Husom,Pine City 6-2, 6-3; No. 3 — Thorfinnson, Minnewaska Area, I.V. League 8; Team Four Brooklyn Brouse-Brea Prickett, def . Abby Flaagan, Thief River Thief River Falls, def. Addison Sell- Falls, 2-6, 3-6; 23, Spanky’s 9; Synergy 22, Allison Unverzagt,Pine City 7-6 n Doubles - No. 1 — Greta Digi-Key Rippers 8. . (75), 6-4; Reichmann-Alissa Thorfinnson, n Home Runs Game 1 - Minnewaska Area, def. Hailey None reported. TRF 7, Aitkin 0 Kvick-Breanna Wienen, Thief River n Singles - No. 1 — Breanna Falls 6-7 (27), 4-6; No. 2 — Brea n Game 2 - Zoomies 23, Wienen, Thief River Falls, def . Prickett-Khloe Lund, Thief River Digi-Key Rippers 3; Annie Courtemanche, Aitkin 6-3, 6- Falls, def. Maddi Kluver-Annika Spanky’s 22, I.V. League 4; 4; No. 2 — Hailey Kvick, Thief Randt, Minnewaska Area 6-2, 6-3; Team Four 16, Synergy 1. River Falls, def . Abby Monse, No. 3 — Brooklyn Brouse-Bell Aitkin, 6-4, 6-4; No. 3 — Emma Hamre, Thief River Falls, def. n Home Runs Game 2 - Fagerstrom, Thief River Falls, def . Olivia Richards-Addy Randt, None reported. Ellie Jindra, Aitkin, 6-3, 6-3; No. 4 Minnewaska Area 5-7, 6-4, 10-2. 12 ~ Thief River Falls Times OPINION Wednesday, August 22, 2018 Letters of interest from Readers Stop denying the existence of climate change

To the Editor: clysmic event only to get coming 40 years ago but engaged with nature. Defy DAVID HILL There are five stages of worse. stayed in denial. It’s time corporate domination and Editor dying – Denial, Anger, Corporations who rule for anger and action – there question authority and Bargaining, Depression, supreme know the end is isn’t much time left. We are think for ourselves. e-mail: [email protected] Acceptance. The Earth is coming but they don’t care. all responsible for climate To know (knowledge of a Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate thinking dying and we are only in They do business as usual change. We, the U.S., are 5 subject or person) is to love. and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other wise, the editorials are denial. because their stockholders percent of the world’s popu- To love instills the desire to written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent opinion of other staff members. Signs of climate change expect it. Climate change – lation; yet, we consume a protect. Mother Nature, and Opinions in items from other publications may not coincide with the editor’s own are numerous now – three the truth – gets in the way third of its resources and all its creatures, are so in views but are offered for their general interest. 500-year floods in Houston with the theme of making make nearly half its waste. peril they need us to get 2015, 2016, 2017, multi- as much money as possible Too many of us are involved, and to express our year droughts in the Middle NOW! Donald Trump, the removed from nature. We love and appreciation any East, melting of ice caps Denier Supreme, denies cli- live in our own worlds con- way we can. Our lives and Don’t say “Yes” and glaciers causing coastal mate change since that fact trolled by corporations and future depend on it. floodings and chaotic acknowledged would inter- their devices, such as the Chuck Goyette weather – wildfires in the fere with his plunder plan of almighty phone. We are Red Lake Falls to scammers western U.S. and floods in greed – the use and abuse of quite ignorant of “out there” the eastern U.S. Climate Mother Earth. - the natural world. We Last week, I received times all it takes is change and chaos is a cata- We all knew this was need to be involved and a telephone call from a someone to ask, “Can Newfolden area resident you hear me, now?” If concerned about another you answer “yes,” they scam. now have your recorded We receive notices response, which they about different scams all use as a voice signature the time. These people to sign you up for prod- come up with so many ucts or services you different forms of scams probably had no inten- I often wonder whether tion of ever purchasing. the scammers would be It wasn’t clear wealthy beyond their whether the local wildest dreams if they woman was a victim of just applied the same this scam, but she con- ingenuity and effort into tacted local law enforce- legal pursuits. ment, and then her On Aug. 16, the newspaper. I advised Better Business Bureau her to contact her bank of Minnesota and North as an added precaution. Dakota sent us an alert If you do receive calls urging employees to be like this and you don’t on guard against online recognize the number, threats. The notice stat- hang up. As mentioned ed, “Recently, scammers by me and many of our have turned their focus columnists and local to businesses large and officials, “It’s OK to just small - exacting heavy hang up.” tolls in terms of dollars Really, it’s OK. If the lost and an overall call is really important decrease in consumer and legitimate, the confidence.” Specifically, caller will call back and the news release stated or leave a message. that an especially dan- Also, write down the gerous form of cyberat- phone number, and tack includes imposter check your credit card, scams, where fraudsters phone and cable state- will send employees ments carefully for any emails that look to be unfamiliar charges. You coming from the chief may want to block the Rural Call Quality and Reliability Act in effect executive officer of the number from ever being business or a person in used to call you again, Senators Amy Klobuchar Quality and Reliability Act ensure that people can stay the integrity of telephone upper management and you may also file a (D-MN), John Thune (R- directs the FCC to require connected, run their busi- service in rural America,” requesting large wire complaint with the FCC SD), and Jon Tester (D-MT) providers that transmit nesses, and reach emer- Thune said. transfers or employee or Better Business announced that the Federal voice calls to register with gency services during a cri- “If we can send a man to Communications the agency and establish sis,” Klobuchar said. the moon, we should be able W-2 records. This form Bureau. Commission (FCC) is estab- quality standards for trans- “Implementing this law is a to connect a call in Big of online fraud is called Scammers don’t just lishing a registry for inter- mitting voice calls. These critical investment in the Sandy, Mont. That’s why I spear phishing. target the weak, old or mediate service providers to reforms will help ensure safety and strength of rural fought to pass the The area woman who uneducated. I’ve increase accountability in small businesses, families, America.” Improving Rural Call called The Times and received calls from rural calls—a step called for and emergency responders “Ensuring that calls to Quality and Reliability Act, in the senators’ Improving in rural America can once rural areas are connected is so folks in rural America Northern Watch said many people from differ- Rural Call Quality and again rely upon their tele- essential for the safety and can always pick up the she thought she’d been ent backgrounds who Reliability Act, which was phone calls being complet- economic well-being of phone and hear a voice on the victim of a scam have been tricked into signed into law in February. ed. South Dakotans and rural the other end. These that attempts to get the doing something that Persistent phone call “For years, rural commu- America generally. With reforms will hold out-of- caller to say the word, put them, their business completion problems in nities across Minnesota this week’s order, the state phone service “Yes.” In this type of and personal informa- rural communities are cre- have been plagued by unre- Federal Communications providers accountable and ating major inconveniences liable phone service and Commission took an impor- improve service for families scam, victims might tion at risk. It can hap- for families, hurting busi- chronic call completion tant step in meeting the and small businesses across receive a call from some- pen to anyone. How nesses, and threatening problems. Putting in place Improving Rural Call Montana,” Tester said. one claiming they’re many times have you public safety. The biparti- these commonsense stan- Quality and Reliability Act’s from a home security wondered whether a ZIP san Improving Rural Call dards for providers will help requirements for restoring agency, a cruise line or file is really from a close associated with Social relative? Security. After the intro- Once scammers CDC duction, a recording will obtain sensitive person- ask if you can hear the al information, such as 1 in 4 US adults live with a disability POLICIES caller clearly. If you passwords or login infor- One in 4 U.S. adults – 61 (difficulty doing errands report the least access to Letters To The Editor: The staff answer “yes,” there’s a mation, they can cause million Americans – have a alone) health care, while adults of The Times en cour ages written possibility the scam all kinds of problems. disability that impacts • Self-care (difficulty with self-care disability re sponses to editorial comment or major life activities, accord- dressing or bathing) report the most access to letters with original thoughts or artist has recorded you As advised many ideas of general interest. Letters and will use the times before, avoid sus- ing to a report in CDC’s These data show that care. Morbidity and Mortality disability is more common “People with disabilities should be intended for publication response to sign you up picious links and attach- in The Times exclusively; letters Weekly Report. among women, non- will benefit from care coor- sent to multiple publications will for a product or service, ments. Scammers often The most common dis- Hispanic American dination and better access and then demand pay- seek to spread malware generally not be accepted. Right is ability type, mobility, affects Indians/Alaska Natives, to health care and the reserved to edit letters for length ment. If you refuse to and viruses via email. 1 in 7 adults. With age, dis- adults with lower income, health services they need, and clarity and to reject letters pay, the caller may use They sometimes send ability becomes more com- and adults living in the so that they adopt healthy deemed to be promotional in your recorded “yes” to emails that look like mon, affecting about 2 in 5 South Census region of the behaviors and have better nature, promote violence or in poor adults age 65 and older. United States. The report health,” said Georgina confirm your purchase they’re being sent by a taste. Letters should not exceed “At some point in their also shows that: Peacock, M.D., M.P.H., 650 words in length. agreement. relative or close friend. lives, most people will After mobility disability, Director of CDC’s Division If individuals request their let- This scam is often Don’t click on any suspi- either have a disability or the next most common dis- of Human Development and ters printed “as is” they will be referred to as the “Can cious link or attach- know someone who has a ability type is cognition, fol- Disability. “Research show- deemed a paid advertisement and you hear me?” The rea- ment, especially ZIP one,” said Coleen Boyle, lowed by independent liv- ing how many people have a must appear in a box. son why is pretty obvi- files. And, stick to trust- Ph.D., director of CDC’s ing, hearing, vision, and disability and differences in Letters Must Be Signed: All let- National Center on Birth self-care. their access to health care ters must be signed and contain an ous. 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The Linda Hanson earns nationalremote dairy health monitoring industry for people with memory award loss Minnesota At times, advertisersand their may family request members. a Learnspecific more section. about participating However, the decision is ultimately up to each Linda Hanson of and developing a newspaper.reputable AyrshireAdsin may this cow, free need andstudy to the by be contactingpeople decreased/increasedities Professor outside Joe Gaugler of slightly the at day-to- in size to fit your column sizes. Please Goodridge has been awarded herd of registered cattle, with612.626.2485 the cow.” or [email protected] tasks of farming.

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If you like cows, Breeders’ Association’s 2018 ership role. family’s herd. farming and the industry, Distinguished Service Additionally, Hanson “Ayrshires are a part of then take it further.” Award. spoke on behalf of the breed who I am,” said Hanson, After all, Hanson’s inter- Hanson received her at a past National 4-H Dairy whose dad and brother con- est in Ayrshire cattle began award during a dinner ban- Conference and has continu- tinue to milk Ayrshires in as a small 4-H project and quet July 29 at the National ally promoted U.S. genetics. eastern Iowa. “I’ve always has transpired into having Ayrshire Convention in “I’ve traveled a bit and it’s enjoyed the color and pat- one of the breed’s most no- Brandon, Mo. all been very educational,” tern of the breed. And, since table distinctions. The award was a total said Hanson of her journeys we’ve started milking Hol- “I am so thankful to be surprise for Hanson. Accord- to Australia, Finland, New steins, too, we’ve noticed this year’s award winner, ing to the story, written by Zealand and Sweden. how much hardier the Ayr- having been given the honor Jennifer Coyne for the Dairy Hanson’s trips were a shires are. They can take and opportunity to earn it,” MDAN adsStar, to when run one ONE of her TIME, best thepart weekof federal beginning government- 8/19/2018care of themselves.” Hanson said. “Life is not friends, Mary Creek, was funded promotion to encour- Hanson encourages other about dollars andNorth cents, but reading through the biogra- age the use of the United farmers to get involved with what makes you happy.” phy of the award winner, she States’ commodities across breed associations and activ- said she thought “Oh my the globe. gosh, she’s talking about “No doubt that was one of me.” the best things,” said Han- Are you caring The for dairy a person farmer with and memoryson ofloss? her time as a board Would youAyshire like more enthusiast help? milks member. It’s enjoyable to en- 140 registered Holsteins and courage other breeders to The UniversityAyrshires of Minnesota with isher examining husband, the effectsuse U.S.of genetics and pro- remote healthMike, monitoring and sons,for people Matthew with memoryvide loss an opportunity for and their familyand members. Steven, Learn in Pennington more about participatingthem.” in this free studyCounty by contactingnear Goodridge. Professor The Joe Gaugler Hanson at and her family 612.626.2485Hansons’ or gaug0015@ eldestumn.edu. son, David, have developed their Ayr- also is a part of the dairy, shire herd, moving their own Visit hp://eneighborstudy.orgthough he lives in southern to learngenetics more throughout the in- Minnesota. dustry and helping create “This is so humbling,” valuable animals. said Hanson of her recogni- The family has received tion. “I’m pleased to death accolades in the show ring, but know it wouldn’t have and now Hanson’s eldest son been possible without the is replacing her on the na- support of my family – their tional board of directors. willingness and patience.” “I’m so proud,” Hanson According to the story, said. “It means a lot for Hanson first became in- other breeders to have that volved with the Ayrshire load of confidence in our breed at 10 years old when family … that we can do she received a colored calf something for the associa- for a 4-H project. tion.” “I grew up in the local As Hanson reflects on her Ayrshire association with involvement, she is quick to my parents’ dairy farming in point out the intangibles she Iowa,” Hanson said. received by being engrossed Her contributions became in the breed association. more substantial in college “I’ve had a pleasure Your newspaper has agreed to participate in the Minnesota Display Ad Network program by running when she applied for the na- doing, but I’ve gotten far these ads in the main news section of your newspaper (not the classified section of your newspaper). The tional distinguished junior more out of the association Minnesota member awards. by being involved,” Hanson At times, advertisers may request a specific section. However, the decision is ultimately up to each “That was my first intro- said. “It’s in my nature to duction to the national con- participate, and the Ayrshire newspaper. Ads may need to be decreased/increased slightly in size to fit your column sizes. Please

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Help Wanted Help Wanted Goodridge / Grygla Athletics PART TIME CUSTODIAL/JANITOR Now Accepting Applications POSITION: At Zion Lutheran Church HEAD BOYS BASKETBALL COACH in Thief River Falls. 15-20 hours Looking for friendly, honest and average per week. Contact 218-681- For information and application contact: 3296 if interested. 4t69c hard-working individuals who enjoy people HELP Jamie Lunsetter, coordinator of paired sports, PO Box 18, 114 N. Looking to Hire and take pride in their work. • All Shifts • Full or Part-Time Fladeland Ave., Grygla, MN 56727. Phone: 218-294-6155, H & S Construction Part-time Worker email: [email protected]. of TRF, Inc. at A & W and Deli • Food Service • Customer Service Open until filled. Days, Evenings Apply in Penn. Main Is Looking & Weekends 220 Main Ave. South person. Penn. 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Mill Operators (swing benefits package including medical and dental insurance, a retirement 218-681-6245. 64tfc and night shift), Maintenance Technician, and Labor positions. program and vacation and holiday pay. For a full job description and Scoular offers competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits application, call us at 218- 964- 5407. Looking package including medical and dental insurance, a retirement program, and vacation and holiday pay. Stop by our office today for a complete to Hire job description and employment application. MILL OPERATORS Part-time Service & GENERAL LABORERS Kelly Services is now hiring for Mill Operators and General is seeking applicants for Station Attendant Laborers in Saint Hilaire, MN FT & PT Cooks ‣ Competitive pay starting at $13.50 and up for operators and $13 Light duties IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAILABLE and up for General Laborers depending on experience. & Dish Washers Mornings or afternoon 1. 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All applicants must 1875 Hwy. 59 South • Thief River Falls pass drug test General Factory - $16.84 (Pay depending on experience) Packaging Technician - $17.91 Apply in person at Lindholm House Mechanic - $27.94 Welding Electrician - $33.32 1325 Main Ave. N. • TRF NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! ElectronicControl Technician -$31.06

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(Building) - $10,000 Pets For Rent For Rent Real Estate Custom services Utilities - $10,000 ♥ WAGGY TAIL’S DOG GROOM- 3-BDRM 1 BATH MOBILE HOME: TRF 1, 2 Bedroom and Efficiency RANCH STYLE HOUSE IN PAINTING, DECK, FENCE, STAIN- Advertising and Publications - ING: Open seven days a week. For On large lot 3 miles SE of Thief Apartments: Heat and water paid. STEPHEN: for sale. 1,100 square ING/SEALING, POWER WASHING: $4,000 all your dogs needs call or text 218- River. $700, rent includes lot rent, Call 218-452-8140 or 218-683-5445. feet on main floor. 5 bedrooms, 2 Hundreds of references, free Telephone - $11,000 689-0339, ask for Heather. ♥ water, septic and garbage service. baths. On-demand water heater. quotes, satisfaction guaranteed. Vehicle Expense and Maintenance Prefer no pets. References and New siding and windows. Leave phone number and message - $14,000 deposit required. Call or text 218- MOVE IN SPECIAL Remodeled kitchen, central air, patio if no answer. Probably working, 218- Engineering Supplies - $3,000 For Rent 556-0866. 63tfc $ slab, storage shed. Call 218-478- 686-2632, 218-683-5145. Engineering Equipment - $40,000 STUDIO APARTMENTS starting at 599 VISA GIFT CARD 4173 2P8t73p TOTAL - $836,138 $350/month, utilities included, 2 TRAILER LOTS: For Rent in LEss: EsTIMATED OVERHEAD - updated flooring: Please email appli- Middle River. Call 218-222-3954. HOME FOR SALE IN DONALD- ($708,750) cation and/or questions to sunrisea- SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM Prairie Rose Apartments SON, MN: 2 bedroom, laundry room LEss: MIsCELLANEOUs REV- [email protected] or call 218- APARTMENT: With full bath, and a 1 and 1/2 bath on main, ENUE - ($7,000) 686-7321. 1tfc kitchen/dining and living room, coin in Red Lake Falls attached 2 car garage, central air, 2 PROPOsED 2019 GENERAL laundry room and private parking. No has immediate openings for bedroom down. Includes lot across FUND BUDGET AND LEVY - SILVER LEAF PROPERTY road with 2 car garage. Built in 1972, $120,388 Available 1 and 2 pets/no smoking. $750 per month, ૽ 681-1884૽ Management: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom units. with updates. $43,,000. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL CAPITAL PROJECTs FUND bedroom apartments. Free heat and includes heat. One month rent Call Julie at 218-843-1484. WIRE-REWIRING An ad valorem tax of .0004836 free onsite laundry. For more infor- deposit. Call 218-688-1141. Rent is based on times the taxable market value for mation, call 320-808-4410. 92tfc 30% of income CRP HAYLAND: 400 acres. Norden SINCE 1969 2018, collectible for 2019, will be levied Township, Pennington. See 14-15- Certain income restrictions apply Thief River Falls, MN on all taxable property within the Red READY MIX CONCRETE, 23. Call 218-681-7700. Lake Watershed District. One-half of Contact 218-547-3307 or the levy will remain in the District for SAND & GRAVEL Angie at 218-689-3363 Daycare projects listed below; the other one-half LICENSED DAYCARE: Has open- of the levy will be sent to the Red River We Have Heated Ready Mix For Year Around Jobs. or visit our website ings for ages 2-4, starting LEGALs Watershed Management Board for www.dwjonesmanagement.com September 4th. Please call Heidi at projects within the Red River Basin. Call Friday for Saturday Delivery 218-686-0884. 4t69p July 18, 25 Permitting system Equal Housing Opportunity August 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018 Benchmarks NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! CREATING BETTER LIVING NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Flood Control studies/projects We will continue to provide Vehicles/Accessories FORECLOsURE sALE Stream gauging the same quality product, 2016 GENUINE VENTURE THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION Water quality studies/projects expert advice and service 4 BEDROOM HOUSE: Located MOPED: Like new, 85 miles. Comes OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF Rivers across from school. Home has been Watershed hydrologic analysis our clients have come to expect. w/Warranty. $1,600. Call 218-689- THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN professionally cleaned and is ready 3546 after 5 p.m. THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW Is Lakes St. Hilaire, MN • 218-964-5237 for occupancy. This home is in a NOT AFFECTED BY THIs ACTION. Bank stabilization good neighborhood. Damage 2012 FORD FUSION SEL: 46,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that –––––––––– Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards deposit and references required. miles, excellent condition. $9,800. default has occurred in conditions of August 22, 29 218-289-6722. 65tfc Call 218-689-3546 after 5 p.m. the following described mortgage: September 5, 12, 19, 26, 2018 ‘08 AVALANCHE: New tires, DATE OF MORTGAGE: M a y NOTICE OF MORTGAGE $9,200. ‘05 EQUINOX: Nice, 5, 2010 FORECLOsURE sALE $3,200. Call 218-637-0237. MORTGAGOR: Renay K. Anderson NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and Nathan R. Anderson, wife and hus- default has occurred in the conditions Efficiency band. of the following described mortgage: Apartment Rummage sales MORTGAGEE: Mortgage DATE OF MORTGAGE: September GENERAL CONTRACTOR HUGE COUNTRY SALE Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. 14, 2015 For Rent RURAL FOSSTON DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION 40638 390th Ave SE, Fosston, MN ING: Recorded May 12, 2010 OF MORTGAGE: $85,204.00 Looking for quiet, single 5 miles East on Cty. Rd. 1 Pennington County Recorder, MORTGAGOR(S): Jazzmine J Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Industrial person to rent apt. over (Columbia Rd.) Document No. 190952. Wichterman, single woman Friday, Aug. 24 ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Ace Hardware. Heat Saturday, Aug. 25 Assigned to: Bayview Loan Servicing, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., paid, washer and dryer 9am-4pm both days LLC. Dated June 6, 2018 Recorded as nominee for Tacet Mortgage, Inc., its June 12, 2018, as Document No. successors and/or assigns 218-277-0746 on premises. No Household items, antiques, col- 212840. DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- Bryce Stordahl • NOW HIRING! smoking, no pets. lectibles, vintage and repurposing TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage ING: items such as barn wood, Arctic Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Recorded: September 17, 2015 References Required wear bib snow pants, table saw, radi- TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- Pennington County Recorder al arm saw, tires, and much more! GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGE 218-681-3664 GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ON Document Number: 206078 5-PARTY SALE MORTGAGE: 1000739-8230666359-1 LOAN MODIFICATION: Couples? Singles? Roommates? Ask for Ron LENDER OR BROKER AND Dated: October 16, 2016 We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you! 612 Dewey Ave. N MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED Recorded: December 09, 2016 Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time? Aug. 24, 10am - 6pm ON MORTGAGE: Bremer Bank, Document Number: 209274 Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time? Aug. 25, 10am - 4pm National Association ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: The opportunities are here. Lots of household, clothes and much RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SER- And assigned to: PennyMac Loan more! (Sale in Alley). VICER: Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC Services, LLC New Caretakers On-Site! SKYLITE APARTMENTS: MORTGAGED PROPERTY Dated: October 14, 2016 Residential apartment living at it’s 2-PARTY SALE ADDRESS: 17651 160th Avenue Recorded: October 24, 2016 NORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS best! Quality HUD subsidized 1st 301 Knight Ave. S Northwest, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Pennington County Recorder 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo floor apartments with private entry Thur./Fri., Aug. 23&24 TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 1202610000 Document Number: 208951 doors, large commons with gardens, 7:30am-6pm LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Transaction Agent: Mortgage Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite. beauty shop and gazebo, utilities Collectible’s, charcoal grill, firepit, ERTY: Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841 paid. Facility preference is for sen- small benches, vintage cameras, A tract of land lying in the Southeast Transaction Agent Mortgage Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SE Identification Number: 1012842- Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer. iors, handicapped or persons with frankoma, cook books, decorated disabilities. Income limits apply. gourds, bread machine, ladies 1/4 NE 1/4), Section Twenty-six (26), 0000009164-4 Applications for future housing may clothes med/lg, canner, rhubarb root, Township One Hundred Fifty-four (154) Lender or Broker: Tacet Mortgage, be picked up at the Skylite Office, portable bed, misc. 2t67p North of Range Forty~five (45). West of Inc. 415 Arnold Ave. S., Thief River Falls, the Fifth Principal Meridian, described Residential Mortgage Servicer: between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. as follows: Beginning at the Northeast PennyMac Loan Services, LLC Union Lake Home Monday through Friday. Equal Machinery corner (NE) corner of said SE 1/4 NE Mortgage Originator: Not Applicable Housing Opportunity. 1tfc 1/4, which shall be the point of begin- COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY ning; thence West 655 feet parallel to IS LOCATED: Pennington FOR SALE the north line of Sec. 26; thence South Property Address: 607 State Ave N, Greenwood 800 feet parallel to the East line of Sec. Thief River Falls, MN 56701-1437 CX160 26; thence East 655 feet parallel to the Tax Parcel ID Number: 2500402050 Terrace north line of Sec. 26; thence North LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Has immediate openings for CASE along the east line of Sec. 26 to the ERTY: The land referred to is situated in the State of Minnesota, County of Enjoy space and privacy in this beautiful home located on a 1.5 acre backlot on Union point of beginning. COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY Pennington, and is described as fol- Lake. Includes a 70’ lakefront lot with a great beach! Awesome views of the water 1 Bedroom Units IS LOCATED: Pennington lows: from the great room or screened gazebo. Vaulted ceiling in an open concept LR, DR, Must be 62 years or 18 ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Lot Four (4), in Block Five (5), KI. All new appliances, quartz countertops, flooring and many updates. Lawn sprinkler handicapped or disabled. OF MORTGAGE: $130,000.00 Hemmingston's Addition to Thief River and security system! Enjoy the view of the lake from your hot tub, deck, or your sandy AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO Falls, Minnesota, according to the beach! Large pole shed and smaller shed also included. $395,000 BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, Official Plat thereof on record, and Please call 701.741.5339 with any questions Rent is based on income. INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY commonly referred to as Certain income restrictions MORTGAGEE: $76,941.71 Hemmingson's Addition to Thief River 701-226-5327 That prior to the commencement of Falls; Olson Gravel, Inc. apply. this mortgage foreclosure proceeding AND Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee A tract of land 25 feet by 140 feet in For more information 2290 CASE TRACTOR (1980s): complied with all notice requirements the Southeast Quarter of the Excavating & Concrete 6,468 hours, 3 pt. duals. For more as required by statute; That no action Southwest Quarter (SE1/4SW1/4) of contact DW Jones info, call 218-686-8923. 1tfc or proceeding has been instituted at Section 28, in Township 154 North, of (218) 268-4765 Management, Inc. law or otherwise to recover the debt Range 43 West of the 5th Principal secured by said mortgage, or any part Meridian, described as follows: Dependable service & quality products (218) 547-3307 Miscellaneous thereof; Beginning at the northeast corner of HEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD or Same day delivery available In CREATING BETTER LIVING PURSUANT to the power of sale Block 5, Hemmingston's Addition to business Equal Housing Opportunity Coal Furnaces: Highest quality, contained in said mortgage, the above Thief River Falls; thence from said Basement & septic installation stainless steel. since Guaranteed lowest described property will be sold by the point of beginning running directly north We deliver anywhere! prices. Order now and save. The Sheriff of said county as follows: a distance of 25 feet; thence west a dis- •Wash •Beach Sand •Class 5 Mod 1974 Household Best Floor Heat Water Tubing. DATE AND TIME OF SALE: tance of 140 feet; thence south a dis- GAS OR WOOD FIREPLACES, Free estimate on a complete system. September 11, 2018 at 10:00 AM tance of 25 feet; thence east a distance •River Rock •Peat •Black Dirt Stoves or Inserts: Highest quality at www.mikesheating.com or 800-446- PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, of 140 feet to the point of beginning •Road Gravel •Rip Rap Guaranteed Lowest Prices! 4043. 1tfc Lobby of Law Enforcement Center, AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO Service with Front Discharge Trucks www.mikesheating.com 800-446- Thief River Falls, MN BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE: 4043 1tfc to pay the debt then secured by said $92,252.56 Excellent Prices on Concrete #4 and #5 Rebar Custom services Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on said THAT all pre-foreclosure require- WELESKI EXCAVATING LLC: (Steel or Fiberglass Rebar) premises, and the costs and disburse- ments have been complied with; that Hay, Feed & seed General excavation, dozing, skid- ments, including attorneys' fees no action or proceeding has been insti- steer work, licensed septic system allowed by law subject to redemption tuted at law or otherwise to recover the installation, waterlines, culverts, within twelve (12) months from the date debt secured by said mortgage, or any laser ditching, site prep, driveways, of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their part thereof; CRP screened gravel/rock. Call Tony personal representatives or assigns PURSUANT to the power of sale Administrative Assistant HAYLAND 218-686-1423. unless reduced to Five (5) weeks under contained in said mortgage, the above- 400 Acres DO YOU NEED A PAINTER or wall- MN Stat. §580.07. described property will be sold by the TIME AND DATE TO VACATE Sheriff of said county as follows: Inter-County Community Council is accepting applications for a Norden Township paper removed? New construction, full-time Administrative Assistant: selling or just need to freshen up PROPERTY: If the real estate is an DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Pennington County your place? Need gift ideas? owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, October 09, 2018 at 10:00 AM 18 unless otherwise provided by law, the PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main Administrative Assistance: Provides administrative and program deliv- See 14-15-23 years experience, many refer- date on or before which the mort- Office, Law Enforcement Center, 104 ences. Dawn: 218-681-4482, leave gagor(s) must vacate the property if the West 1st Street, Thief River Falls, ery support; performs clerical, data entry and reception duties, including Call message. 2P8t74p handling routine correspondance, answering and routing telephone & mortgage is not reinstated under sec- Minnesota 218-681-7700 tion 580.30 or the property is not to pay the debt secured by said email, greeting, directing and providing information to visitors. 2 years redeemed under section 580.23 is mortgage and taxes, if any, on said office experience, Microsoft Office Advanced knowledge perferred. 11:59 p.m. on September 11, 2019, premises and the costs and disburse- unless that date falls on a weekend or ments, including attorney fees allowed Application and position specific information, including job duties, salary DOUG MILLER legal holiday, in which case it is the next by law, subject to redemption within six 218-969-7925 weekday, and unless the redemption (6) months from the date of said sale and educational requirements are available on our website at period is reduced to 5 weeks under MN by the mortgagor(s), their personal rep- www.intercountycc.org . Send completed application and resume to Stat. Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. resentatives or assigns. ICCC, attn.: Human Resources, PO Box 189, Oklee, MN 56742 or MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED If the Mortgage is not reinstated [email protected] FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON under Minn. Stat. §580.30 or the prop- MORTGAGE:None erty is not redeemed under Minn. Stat. Dated: June 28, 2018 §580.23, the Mortgagor must vacate Applications must be received by 4 p.m on Friday, August 31, Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC the property on or before 11:59 p.m. on 2018. Call 218-796-5144 x.25 for more information about the Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee April 09, 2019, or the next business day position. USSET, WEINGARDEN AND LIEBO, if April 09, 2019 falls on a Saturday, • Flat, Metal & Shingled Roofs P.L.L.P. Sunday or legal holiday. Attorneys for Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagor(s) released from finan- ICCC is an equal opportunity employer. • Free Estimates Mortgagee cial obligation: NONE 4500 Park Glen Road #300 THIs COMMUNICATION Is FROM Minneapolis, MN 55416 A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING (952) 925-6888 TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- PENNINGTON COUNTY 137 - 18-003066 FC MATION OBTAINED WILL BE UsED HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT THIs Is A COMMUNICATION FROM A FOR THAT PURPOsE. Every Fourth Oil Change is DEBT COLLECTOR. THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN 56701 –––––––––– THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS August 22, 29, 2018 ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE NOTICE OF HEARING TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS – Sealed bids for the sale of a Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. Pole Shed to be removed from property will be received by Chapter 103D.911, notice is hereby THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW given that the Board of Managers of the FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- FREE Pennington County until 1:00 p.m. on September 18, 2018. Red Lake Watershed District will hold a GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- Bids will be opened publicly at this time. public hearing on the proposed 2019 SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR General Fund Budget at 9:30 a.m., ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO Each bidder must accompany his/her proposal with a cashier’s September 13, 2018, at the Red Lake FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER Watershed District Office, 1000 IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA check, bid bond or certified check equal to five percent (5%) Pennington Avenue South, Thief River STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, of the amount of the proposal. Falls, MN 56701. The following is the DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER 2019 proposed budget: THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED Manager's fees and salaries - PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A The Pole Shed may be viewed by appointment and a proposal $20,000 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS document can be obtained by contacting the Pennington Board of Managers’ Expense - THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- County Highway Department, 250 125th Avenue NE, Thief $22,000 ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL Staff Salaries - $472,500 PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- River Falls, MN 56701. (218) 683-7017. Payroll Taxes - $36,146 DONED. Employee Benefits - $73,492 DATED: August 15, 2018 The County reserves the right Travel and Meetings - $5,000 ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE: Audit - $9,000 PennyMac Loan Services, LLC to reject any or all bids and Legal - $16,000 Wilford, Geske & Cook P.A. waive any defects or Office Supplies - $15,000 Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. irregularities which may be in Office Equipment - $18,000 7616 Currell Blvd; Ste 200 Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Appraisers and Viewers - $2,000 Woodbury, MN 55125-2296 Saturday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. the best interest of the County Professional Services - $20,000 (651) 209-3300 of Pennington. Dues and Subscriptions - $10,000 File Number: 036228F02 802 3rd St. West • Thief River Falls • 681-0413 Insurance and Bonds - $25,000 Repairs and Maintenance Wednesday, august 22, 2018 LEGAL NOTICES thief River falls times ~ 17

Augustt 15, 22, 2018 Public Comment: None. 1. Meet & Confer - Chris Melbye August 18, 2018. 65. Derek Druse - LHS Chamber BY tHe coURt notice of sale Superintendent’s Report - Bradley gave an update on 2018-19 committee 3. Approve the employment of Mary Orchestra Dated: August 13, 2018. The contents, including household Bergstrom dates were set. Online registration will sieckert, Temporary FMS Principal 66. Derek Druse - FMS Starlight /s/ Tamara Yon goods, Singer sewing machine, snow- A. Superintendent Bergstrom - be available at CES. Review the policy Administrative Support, effective July Strings Judge of District Court mobile parts, sheets of OSB, rolls of reminded the board of the date change with para’s left in the room and options 16, 2018 - December 31, 2018. 67. Reid froiland - Stage Manager /s/ Kathy Narlock insulation, gas can, door, computer for the next board meeting. The school for a social worker in the district. 4. Approve the employment of (65%) Court Administrator tower, port-a-crib, and other miscella- board meeting has moved to July 24, The meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m. Richard looker, Special Education 68. trandon lehrer - MS Head Nathan Haase neous items, to be sold in one lot, of a 2018 at 6:00 pm due to the Education /s/ Mike Spears, Chair Teacher, effective August 28, 2018. Girls Tennis Coach (50%) Ihle Sparby & Haase PA self-storage facility rented by Howard Foundation Golf Tournament. All day /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Clerk 5. Approve the employment of 69. Brock Borchardt - MS Head Attorney for Petitioner Osborn, from TRF Mini Storage, Inc., preschool is currently full. –––––––––– Karin Perkovich, FMS Bldg Girls Tennis Coach (50%) 312 North Main Ave. will be sold at public auction on The board would like to proceed August 22, 2018 Administrative Support, effective July D. A motion was made by Kevin Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Thursday, August 30, 2018 at 6:00 with the MSBA school board survey ReGUlaR BoaRD MeetinG 16, 2018. Ballard and seconded by Wayne (218) 681-7373 o’clock p.m., at TRF Mini Storage, Inc., with clarification on cost for MSBA to inDePenDent scHool DistRict 6. Accept the resignation of trisha Nomeland to approve to enter into a Att. Reg. No. 0395394 located at 608 Greenwood Street West, present the results. Renee will verify 564 – BoaRD of eDUcation Kostrzewski, Paraprofessional, CES, Memorandum of Understanding with –––––––––– Thief River Falls, Minnesota. with MSBA the cost, a date to adminis- JUlY 24, 2018. effective July 10, 2018. the TRFEA to create Coach/Activity August 22, 29, 2018 TRF Mini Storage, Inc. ter the survey and a date for MSBA to 6:00 P.M. 7. Accept the resignation of linda Mentor position effective with the 2018- state of Minnesota –––––––––– review the results of the survey with the Dsc BoaRD RooM Kaushagen, Bus Driver, effective June 19 school year. Motion carried unani- BefoRe tHe August 15, 22, 29 school board. A Regular Meeting of Independent 28, 2018. mously. eMeRGencY MeDical seRVices September 5, 12, 19, 2018 MREA and MSBA will be holding School District #564 Board of C. A motion was made by Kevin 1. Presentation: Mike Biermaier ReGUlatoRY BoaRD notice of MoRtGaGe their fall meetings this year again in Education was held Monday, July 24, Ballard and seconded by Mike Spears E. A motion was made by Kevin In the Matter of the License foReclosURe sale TRF: MSBA Advocacy Tour is 2018, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the to approve the following 2018-19 Extra- Ballard and seconded by Chris Melbye Application of Children's Minnesota tHe RiGHt to VeRification September 13, 2018 and MREA is DSC Board Room. The following board Curricular Assignments. S. Boen to approve the Labor Agreement with Minneapolis, Minnesota of tHe DeBt anD iDentitY of September 19, 2018. members were present: Mike Spears, Abstained. Motion carried unanimous- Minnesota School Employees notice of PUBlic HeaRinG tHe oRiGinal cReDitoR WitHin Training for prospective board Wayne Nomeland, Misty Hempel, Jon ly. Association (Bus Drivers & 1. Please taKe notice that a tHe tiMe PRoViDeD BY laW is members will be held on July 26, 2018 Lindgren, Shannon Boen, Kevin 1. ashley Beito - HS Head Transportation Assistants) effective public hearing has been scheduled In not affecteD BY tHis action. at 6:15 at the District Service Center Ballard and Chris Melbye. Absent: Volleyball Coach July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2020. Motion the Matter of the License Application of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Board Room. School Board filing is none. 2. Hannah Kraemer - HS JV carried unanimously. Children's Minnesota. The Honorable default has occurred in the conditions July 31 - August 14, 2018 with a $2.00 Staff members present were: Volleyball Coach Finances (Strategic Direction F): Jessica A Palmer-Denig, Administrative of the following described mortgage: filing fee and elections are November Renee Olson, Tanya Monson-Ek, 3. sara Rosendahl - HS 9th Grade Other Items: Law Judge, will preside. The hearing DATE OF MORTGAGE: February 6, 2018 for a four year term. Bradley D. Bergstrom, Sara Olson, Bob Volleyball Coach A. Policies : will begin at 9:30 a.m. on september 26, 2007 Committee Reports: Wayne, Tim Vagle, Scott Brekke, Kim 4. erika Kahlhamer - 10th Grade 1. A motion was made by Kevin 24, 2018, and continue through ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT A. MEC Committee - Wayne Johnson, Becky Rogalla, Sandy Advisor Ballard and seconded by Misty Hempel september 28, 2018, at the Office of OF MORTGAGE: $50,000.00 Nomeland gave an update on the pro- Fladeland, Kayla Lian, Mike Biermaier 5. Mindee Myers - 9th Grade to approve the second reading of the Administrative Hearings, 600 North MORTGAGOR(S): Richard Porter, posed circus style netting and to utilize and Katie Hahn. Advisor renewal of MSBA 527 Student Use and Robert Street, St. Paul , Minnesota a single man high side panels on each diamond run- Also present were: Dave Hill. 6. Rosaline Groven - 11th Grade & Parking of Motor Vehicles; Patrols, 55101 . MORTGAGEE: Mortgage ning down the first and third base lines. The Pledge of Allegiance was recit- Prom (Co) Advisor Inspections and Searches policy for 2. notice is HeReBY GiVen that Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Trees have been planted at the ed. 7. Heidi carlson - 11th Grade & review. This policy has been revised any interested person who wishes to TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage MEC. STS has started the concession Chairman Mike Spears called the Prom (Co) Advisor with MSBA changes. Motion carried participate in the hearing must notify Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. stand project and is on time for com- meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk 8. sandy fladeland - 12th Grade unanimously. the Emergency Medical Services MIN#: 1000317-0000366783-5 pletion in August. Wayne Nomeland confirmed that a Advisor 2. A motion was made by Wayne Regulatory Board (EMSRB) in writing LENDER OR BROKER AND Student Reports: None. quorum was present. 9. Matt McGlynn - HS Robotics Nomeland and seconded by Kevin either by email at [email protected] MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED Recognitions: A motion was made by Misty Coach (25%) Ballard to approve the second reading or by U.S.Mail at Executive Director, ON THE MORTGAGE: A. Thank you for the anonymous Hempel and seconded by Shannon 10. natasha olsonawski - HS of the renewal of MSBA 414 Mandated EMSRB, 2829 University Avenue S.E., SecurityNational Mortgage Company donations to the Little Brother/Little Boen to approve the July 24, 2018 Robotics Coach Reporting of Child Neglect or Physical Suite 310, Minneapolis, Minnesota SERVICER: Seterus, Inc. Sister program totaling $768.82. agenda as presented. Motion carried 11. esther Gallagher - Student or Sexual Abuse policy for review. This 55414-3222. Your written notice must DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: Presentations: unanimously. Council-LHS Advisor policy has been revised with MSBA be received by the EMSRB no later Filed March 6, 2007, Pennington Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum A motion was made by Wayne 12. natasha Reierson - HS Head changes. Motion carried unanimously. than 4:30 p.m. on september 7, 2018. County Recorder, as Document (Strategic Direction A): Nomeland and seconded by Jon B&G Cross Country Coach 3. A motion was made by Kevin 3. Not later than 4:30 p.m. on Number 182137 Technology, Innovative Learning & Lindgren to approve the minutes of the 13. lisa semanko - HS Asst B&G Ballard and seconded by Chris Melbye september 10, 2018, interested per- ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Partnerships (Strategic Direction B): July 9, 2018 Regular Board Meeting as Cross Country Coach to approve the second reading of the sons requesting subpoenas for the Assigned to: BAC Home Loans A. A motion was made by Kevin presented. Motion carried unanimous- 14. Paul Brandt - MS Head B&G renewal of MSBA 806 Crisis attendance of witnesses or the produc- Servicing, LP; thereafter assigned to Ballard and seconded by Misty Hempel ly. Cross Country Coach Management policy for review. This tion of documents shall make their Federal National Mortgage to approve to rescind the contract for A motion was made by Jon 15. Bryce lingen - HS Head policy has been revised with MSBA request in writing to Judge Palmer- Association. services with Area Special Cooperative Lindgren and seconded by Kevin Football Coach changes. Motion carried unanimously. Denig. (See the Prehearing Order for LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- (ASEC) for a full-time Education Ballard to approve the bills as submit- 16. Jeff Mumm - HS Asst. Football 4. A motion was made by Shannon further instructions.) ERTY: Lot Four (4), in Block Three (3), Interpreter for the 2018-2019 school ted and on file in the School District Coach Boen and seconded by Mike Spears to 4. Pursuant to the Prehearing Conely's Second Addition to the Red year. Motion carried unanimously. Business Office. Motion carried unani- 17. trevor swanson - HS Asst. approve the second reading of the order, a prehearing conference will be Lake Rapids, now a part of Thief River B. A motion was made by Kevin mously. Football Coach renewal of MSBA 807 Health and held at 1:30 p.m. on September 17, Falls. Ballard and seconded by Jon Lindgren Public Comment: None. 18. Kenny Geiser - HS Fall Weight Safety policy for review. This policy has 2018 at the Office of Administrative PROPERTY ADDRESS: 615 to approve the contract for services Superintendent’s Report - Bradley Room Coach been revised with MSBA changes. Hearings, 600 North Robert Street, St. Markley Ave S, Thief River Falls, MN with Northwest Regional Inter-District Bergstrom 19. Jeff Mumm - HS Winter Weight Motion carried unanimously. Paul, Minnesota 55101. The prehear- 56701 (NWRIC) to provide Deaf/Hard of A. Superintendent Bergstrom - Room Coach The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m. ing conference will address procedures PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION Hearing Services for the 2018-2019 highlighted that the Education 20. Jeff Mumm - HS Spring Weight /s/ Mike Spears, Chair for the presentation of evidence at the NUMBER: 2501001830 school year. Motion carried unanimous- Foundation Golf Tournament was Room Coach /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Clerk hearing, the manner in which interest- COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY ly. Monday, July 23, 2018 out at the Thief 21. Jeff Mumm - HS Summer –––––––––– ed persons will participate, and other IS LOCATED: Pennington Families (Strategic Direction C): River Golf Course. There were 33 Weight Room Coach August 15, 22, 2018 preliminary issues. Interested per- THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE Safety (Strategic Direction D): teams in the tournament this year, 22. Rachael evenson - HS Speech state of Minnesota sons who wish to participate in the DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE Workforce (Strategic Direction E): which is the most that they have ever Coach coUntY of PenninGton hearing in this matter must partici- DATE OF THE NOTICE: $44,716.39 A. A motion was made by Misty had. Congrats to Natasha Reierson 23. Becky schmidt - HS Speech in DistRict coURt pate in the prehearing conference. If THAT all pre-foreclosure require- Hempel and seconded by Chris Melbye and the rest of the Foundation Board Coach (50%) nintH JUDicial DistRict appearing in person at the prehearing ments have been complied with; that to approve the Consent Agenda as on a great event and fundraiser for the 24. Josh Jensen - HS Asst [PRoBate DiVision] conference imposes an undue burden no action or proceeding has been insti- amended, and as appropriate, per Foundation. Football Coach coURt file no: 57-PR-18-596 upon any interested person, that indi- tuted at law or otherwise to recover the negotiated contract, salary and benefits We are working with MSBA to set 25. Kurt Reynolds - HS 10th in Re the estate of: vidual should submit a request for per- debt secured by said mortgage, or any and an acceptable background check. up dates this fall for the school board Grade Football Coach Donna M. Horachek, mission to appear by telephone to part thereof; Motion carried unanimously. survey to take place. A date will also be 26. nathan Hruby - HS 10th Grade Deceased. Judge Palmer-Denig as soon as possi- PURSUANT, to the power of sale Personnel: set for two to three hours for MSBA to Football Coach notice of anD oRDeR foR ble prior to the prehearing conference, contained in said mortgage, the above 1. Approve the employment of present the results. 27. chris lian - MS 8th Grade HeaRinG on Petition foR foR- explaining the reason for the request. described property will be sold by the cindy sanden, Food Services Superintendent Bergstrom will be Football Coach Mal PRoBate of Will anD (See the Prehearing Order for further Sheriff of said county as follows: Supervisor, effective July 1, 2018. attending the Annual Superintendent 28. Grant conway - HS 9th Grade aPPointMent of PeRsonal instructions.) DATE AND TIME OF SALE: 2. Approve assignment of Danita Back to School Conference that will be Football Coach RePResentatiVe anD notice to 5. Not later than 4:30 p.m. on October 2, 2018, 10:00am torkelson, LHS Principals held on August 7th and 8th in the Twin 29. nathan Rahman - HS 9th cReDitoRs september 19, 2018, interested per- PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main Administrative Support, effective Cities. Grade Football Coach It is Ordered and Notice is given sons who wish to participate in the Office, 1st Street and Main Avenue, August 31,2018. The 2018-19 Prowler Calendar’s 30. loren leake - MS 7th Grade that on September 4, 2018 at 9:00 hearing shall submit any written materi- Thief River Falls, MN 56701 3. Approve assignment of Angela will be available for distribution in the Football Coach a.m., a hearing will be held in this Court als on which they intend to rely to to pay the debt secured by said Dahlen, LHS Building Administrative middle of August, tentatively the week 31. Blake Kuznia - MS 7th Grade at Thief River Falls, Minnesota, on a Judge Palmer-Denig and provide a mortgage and taxes, if any, on said Support, effective August 31, 2018. of August 13th. We will continue to uti- Football Coach petition for the formal probate of an copy of the materials to EMSRB and premises and the costs and disburse- 4. Approve an increase in contract- lize the following distribution locations: 32. chuck Walrath - HS instrument purporting to be the Applicant. (See the Prehearing Order ments, including attorneys fees allowed ed hours for Jessica snoozy, Part- Digi-Key, Textron, Hugo’s, the District Knowledge Bowl Coach Decedent's Will dated September 22, for further instructions .) by law, subject to redemption within 6 time Administrative Assistant in food Service Center and each of our 33. art Welter - MS Knowledge 2005, and for the appointment of Kyle 6. A public hearing in this matter months from the date of said sale by service from 900 to 1000/year, effective schools. Bowl Coach Anderson, whose address is PO Box has been scheduled to begin at 9:30 the mortgagor(s) the personal repre- July 1, 2018. The final touches are being add to 34. Kristin Buckley - FMS Jazz 639, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 as a.m. on september 24, 2018, and con- sentatives or assigns. 5. Approve the leave of absence for our new communication tool called Band Advisor personal representative of the tinue through september 28, 2018, at TIME AND DATE TO VACATE Molly Dahlin, Administrative Assistant, “Paw Prints”. This will be an annual 35. Darcy Reese - FMS Swing Decedent's estate in a supervised the Office of Administrative Hearings, PROPERTY: If the real estate is an FMS, effective July 1 - December 31, publication prior to school starting that Choir Advisor administration. 600 North Robert Street, St. Paul, owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, 2018. shares information about what is going 36. Katie Hahn - LHS Marching Any objections to the petition must Minnesota 55101 . unless otherwise provided by law, the 6. Accept the resignation of cassie on in the district. The first edition will go Band Advisor be raised at the hearing or filed with the 7. A copy of the Prehearing Order is date on or before which the mort- Kolhoff, Teacher, FMS, effective June out the week of August 20th. 37. Katie Hahn - LHS Pep Band Court prior to the hearing. If the petition available at: www.emsrb.state.mn.us. gagor(s) must vacate the property, if 5, 2018. A reminder that there will be a Advisor is proper and no objections are filed or Date: August 13, 2018 the mortgage is not reinstated under 7. Accept the resignation of ashley prospective school board member 38. Katie Hahn - LHS Stage Band raised, the personal representative will /s/ Tony Spector section 580.30 or the property is not Haugen, Speech Language meeting for the public on Thursday, Advisor be appointed with the full power to Executive Director redeemed under section 580.23, is Pathologist, CES, effective June 4, July 26, 2018 at 6:15 pm at the District 39. Darcy Reese - LHS administer the Decedent’s estate, Emergency Medical Services 11:59 p.m. on April 2, 2019, or the next 2018. Service Center. Swingsations Advisor including the power to collect all Regulatory Board business day if April 2, 2019 falls on a 8. Accept the resignation of Kelsey Committee Reports: 40. fabian tunberg - HS Head assets; pay all legal debts, claims, Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. Johnson, Technology Integration A. MEC Committee - Wayne Coach Girls Tennis taxes, and expenses; sell real and per- "THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW Specialist, effective June 21, 2018. Nomeland gave an update on the con- 41. Danielle spiten - HS Head sonal property; and do all necessary FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- 9. Accept the resignation of stacy cession stand is waiting for materials Girls Swimming Coach acts for the Decedent’s estate. GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- Mowry, Elementary Teacher, CES, and STS is continuing to work on the 42. camille Jacobson - HS Asst Notice is further given that, subject SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR effective June 26, 2018. project. It is anticipated that the project Girls Swimming Coach to Minn. Stat. § 524.3-801, all creditors ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO 10. Accept the resignation of will be completed before the first foot- 43. Joe Wasfaret - HS JV Girls having claims against the Decedent's FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER Donald Balmer, Special Education ball game at the MEC. Tennis Coach estate are required to present the IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA Paraprofessional, FMS, effective June The Committee was approached 44. Kelly Weets - National Honor claims to the personal representative STATUTES SECTION 582.032 1, 2018. about buying a Cut and Level Drag for Society Advisor or to the Court within four (4) months DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER 11. Accept the resignation of the baseball complex. This was denied 45. tanya stroot - Spelling Bee after the date of this notice or the facebook.com/trftimes THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED tiffany litman, Special Education as a it is the philosophy of the MEC to Advisor claims will be barred. PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A Teacher at CES effective June 29, provide safety items and updates to the 46. tanya stroot - FMS Yearbook RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS 2018. MEC and not necessarily equipment. Advisor THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROPER- 12. Accept the resignation of tracy The Budget Committee will begin talks 47. Mariah Hruby - LHS Yearbook TY USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRO- carter, Cleaner, effective June 29, in the near future. Pickle ball was Advisor (CO) LEONARD, MN AUCTION DUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. 2018. talked about with some possibilities on 48. Kurt Reynolds - LHS Yearbook Dated: August 9, 2018 B. A motion was made by Kevin how to accommodate the sport with our Advisor (CO) Federal National Mortgage Association Ballard and seconded by Mike Spears current facilities. No action was taken. 49. camille Jacobson - FMS Sun. Aug. 26th, 11am ("Fannie Mae") to approve eliminate the position of B. Negotiations Committee - Chris Student Council (50%) Assignee of Mortgagee Health Aide at CES effective at the end Melbye mentioned that the committee 50. Katie shaw - FFA Advisor Larry & Linda Shelquist SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP of the 2017-18 school year and estab- met to discuss another three year con- 51. amber Murry - Science Fair 23863 Nels Olson Lake Rd. Clearbrook, MN BY lish a District Licensed Practical Nurse tract with Superintendent Bergstrom for Head Coach Lawrence P. Zielke - 152559 (LPN) position effective with the 2018- the 2019-2020 through 2021-2022. 52. amber Murry - FMS Student Tractors: 1976 Int’l 766 Diesel, Allied 595 loader, cab, 1918hrs; 1980 Case 1490 Utility turbo Melissa L. B. Porter - 0337778 19 school year. Motion carried unani- Student Reports: None. Council (50%) diesel, 3889hrs.; Farmall 450 diesel, WF, 3Pt, good rubber; Restored Collector Tractors: Randolph W. Dawdy - 2160X mously. Recognitions: 53. Reid froiland - LHS Math 1928 McCormick-Deering 10-20 “3-Power” all steel; 1936 McCormick-Deering Farmall Gary J. Evers - 0134764 Finances (Strategic Direction F): A. Congratulations to five members League Advisor F-12 “3-Power” all steel; 1936 McCormick-Deering Farmall F-20 “3-Power” narrow front, Tracy J. Halliday - 034610X A. A motion was made by Jon of the LHS trap team who participated 54. Brenda leier - FMS Math radiator shutter; 1942 McCormick-Deering Farmall B “War Tractor”, single front wheel; 1947 Attorneys for Mortgagee Lindgren and seconded by Mike in the USA National Trap Shoot in League Advisor McCormick Farmall Cub, mounted model 54 blade; 1948 McCormick Farmall Super A, WF; Shapiro & Zielke, LLP Spears to approve to adopt the resolu- Michigan. Jordyn Kasprick and Alyssa 55. Katie Hahn - Stage Manager International 782 Cub Cadet 17HP garden tractor; Hay Equip: Case IH 8440 Rd baler; Vermeer 12550 West Frontage Road, Suite 200 tion approving School District 564’s Kasprick, Gracie Hannon, Zach (35%) 7030 Disc Mower; Tonutti RCS8 8-wh rake; NH 488 9’ haybine, good; Machinery: Bush Hog Burnsville, MN 55337 Long-Term Facility Maintenance Ten Habedank, and Cooper Olsonawski 56. Gretchen Weinrich - HS rotary mower & box blade; NH 450 pitman less 3Pt sickle mower; Hiniker reversible 7’ (952) 831-4060 Year Plan. Motion carried unanimously. shot well on day one, missing the cutoff Spring Play Drama Director back blade; 3Pt, 3-stage snowblower; Melroe 4-14” plows; Vibra Shank 18’ cultivator; Int. 11’ tHis is a coMMUnication fRoM Be it ResolVeD, by the School for team finals by just one point. In the 57. tony Greene - FMS Fall tandem disc; JD 10’ grain drill w/grass; Int. 10’ chisel plow; Travel Trailer: 2006 Wildcat by a DeBt collectoR Board of District No. 564, State of individual shooting competition, Gracie Activities Supervisor Forest River 24RL, 5th wh slide-out, nice! Trailers: 2003 PJ 20’ gooseneck flatbed tandem; –––––––––– Minnesota, as follows: The School placed 122nd in the nation, and Zach 58. tony Greene - FMS Winter Boats: Yukon Princecraft 15 ½’ w/Merc 9.9HP 4-stroke; Lund Pike 16’ w/Evinrude 40HP; August 22, 2018 Board of School District No. 564 has placed 24th in the nation (out of 1300 Activities Supervisor Stationary Engines: Int’l LB 3 ½ -5HP w/high cap water tank, on st wheel trucks; Guns: ReGUlaR BoaRD MeetinG approved the Long-Term Facility shooters)! 59. esther Gallagher - LHS Belgium Browning BAR 30-06; Remington 700 BDL 270 & 243; Rem 572 22; Rem 11-87 12ga. inDePenDent scHool DistRict Maintenance Ten Year Plan for its facil- Presentations: Concessions & 870 Magnum Wingmaster 20ga 3” mag; Mossberg 600AT 12ga.; Sports: Core Craft canoe; 564 – BoaRD of eDUcation ities for 2018-2028. The various com- A. A Year in Review - Bradley 60. Brittany Beito - MS 6th Grade Fishhouse w/skids; X-country skis & snowshoes; More! Shop/Tools: Welders, grinders, JUlY 9, 2018. ponents of this plan are attached. Upon Bergstrom Volleyball Coach chainsaws, more; Antiques: Hoosier cabinet; Dry sink/commode; Red Wing crocks 6:00 P.M. a roll call vote, the following voted in Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum 61. Beth Zerr - MS 7th Grade Dsc BoaRD RooM favor of: K. Ballard, M. Hempel, C. (Strategic Direction A): Volleyball Coach JOKELA AUCTIONS A Regular Meeting of Independent Melbye, W. Nomeland, S. Boen, J. Technology, Innovative Learning & 62. shelby norlin - MS 8th Grade

Park Rapids, MN • 218-538-6508 • 218-280-9796 001768204r1 School District #564 Board of Lindgren and M. Spears. Motion car- Partnerships (Strategic Direction B): Volleyball Coach Week of August 19, 2018 Education was held Monday, July 9, ried unanimously. A. A motion was made by Misty 63. tim Magnusson - MS 6th www.JokelaAuction.com 2018, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the B. A motion was made by Wayne Hempel and seconded by Kevin Grade STATEWIDE Football Coach Central South “Since 1949 North - Celebrating Metro 69 Years” DSC Board Room. The following board Nomeland and seconded by Misty Ballard to approve to the contract for 64. todd Prickett - MS 6th Grade members were present: Mike Spears, Hempel to approve anonymous dona- services with Area Special Cooperative Football Coach Wayne Nomeland, Misty Hempel, Jon tions totaling $768.82 for the Little (ASEC) for a full-time Education Lindgren, Shannon Boen, Kevin Brother/Little Sister program. Motion Interpreter for the 2018-2019 school Ballard and Chris Melbye. Absent: carried unanimously. year. Motion carried unanimously. none. Other Items: Families (Strategic Direction C): Staff members present were: A. Policies: A. A motion was made by Kevin Renee Olson, Tanya Monson-Ek, 1. First of two readings of the Ballard and seconded by Jon Lindgren Bradley D. Bergstrom, Sara Olson, renewal of MSBA 527 Student Use and to approve the changes to the 2018-19 Patrick Marolt, Scott Brekke, Kim Parking of Motor Vehicles; Patrols, Activities Policy Handbook as present- Johnson, Becky Rogalla and Natasha Inspections and Searches policy for ed. Motion carried unanimously. EMPLOYMENT EVENTS MISCELLANEOUS Olsonawski. review. This policy has been revised 1. Presentation: Mike Biermaier LANGUAGE ARTS TEACHER BEST GRAPE STOMP! DIRECTV SELECT PACKAGE Also present were: Lee Richards with MSBA changes. The policy will be Safety (Strategic Direction D): New London-Spicer Schools. Minnesota Sept 14-16: 150 vendors, 13 bands, Over 150 channels, only $35/month and Dave Hill. presented for approval at the August A. A motion was made by Wayne 7-12 and/or 5-8 Language Arts licen- 700+ grape stompers, stunt dog show, (for 12 mos.) Order now! Get a $100 The Pledge of Allegiance was recit- 13, 2018 Board Meeting. Nomeland and seconded by Jon sure required. See www.nls.k12.mn.us bag pipes, man cave beer tent, free AT&T Visa Rewards gift card (some ed. 2 . First of two readings of the renew- Lindgren to approve the School for more information. shuttles. Carlos Creek Winery, Alexandria. restrictions apply) Call 844/279-6018 Chairman Mike Spears called the al of MSBA 414 Mandated Reporting of Resource Officer Services Agreement meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk Child Neglect or Physical or Sexual between the City of Thief River Falls HOMES FOR SALE HEALTH Wayne Nomeland confirmed that a Abuse policy for review. 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August 22, 2018 seconded by Commissioner Tvetibakk, County Revenue $138,981.16 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS to approve overtime pay for the 2018 Road & Bridge $50,295.09 Wildfire danger high in PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF Primary and General Elections for the Motioned by Commissioner COMMISSIONERS County Auditor-Treasurer staff. Motion Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner TUESDAY, JULY 24th, 2018, carried. Jensen, to approve the Board minutes 5:00 P.M. The following resolution was intro- of July 10th, 2018 as written. Motion Pursuant to adjournment, the duced by Commissioner Tveitbakk, carried. northwestern Minnesota Pennington County Board of seconded by Commissioner Lawrence, Commissioner Hempel reported Commissioners met in the Pennington and upon vote was unanimously car- that the appointed County representa- Exceptionally dry condi- from motors, exhausts, smoke, strong musty smell, County Board Room in Thief River ried. tive to the Job’s Inc. Board is not a vot- Falls, MN, on Tuesday, July 24th, 2018 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXE- ing member. tions in the northwest part ledges and brackets several or all of the above). at 5:00 p.m. Members present: Donald CUTION OF AGREEMENT (TZD) Motioned by Commissioner of the state have con- times a day. • Do not move overheat- Jensen, Cody Hempel, Bruce BE IT RESOLVED, that Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner tributed to several small • Remove debris from ed or smoldering hay. Lawrence, Darryl Tveitbakk, and Neil Pennington County enter into a grant Hempel, to adjourn the Board meeting fires over the past week. To the surface of the baler • Immediately call 911 if Peterson. Members absent: None. agreement with the Minnesota to August 14th, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. The meeting was called to order by Department of Public Safety, for traffic Motion carried. prevent a possible wildfire, using a portable gas-pow- fire occurs and provide clear Chairman Peterson and the Pledge of safety projects during the period of ATTEST: the Department of Natural ered leaf blower. directions to your location. Allegiance was recited. October 1st, 2018 through September Kenneth Olson, Auditor-Treasurer Resources urges extreme • Keep hay in groups of • Check the weather – County Auditor-Treasurer Ken 30th, 2019. Pennington County caution when using farm 10 bales or fewer and at avoid running equipment Olson presented the Human Service The County Auditor-Treasurer is Neil Peterson, Chairman equipment right now. least 100 feet away from on days with warm temper- Committee Consent Agenda. On a hereby authorized to execute such Board of Commissioners motion by Commissioner Tveitbakk agreements and amendments as are PENNINGTON COUNTY'S To reduce the chances of structures or other ignition atures, high winds, and low and seconded by Commissioner necessary to implement the project on WARRANTS FOR PUBLICATION starting a wildfire when sources. humidity. Hempel, the following recommenda- behalf of the County of Pennington and Warrants approved on July 24, 2018 working in the field, follow • Firebreaks – 30 feet of • Plan your day – take tions of the Pennington County Human to be the fiscal agent and administer for payment on July 27, 2018 these steps: mowed grass, bare ground, advantage of mornings and Service Committee for July 17th, 2018 the grant. Vendor ...... Amount are hereby adopted. Motion carried. Motioned by Commissioner BKV GROUP INC...... $5,385.95 • Make sure machinery or rock between bale groups evenings that tend to have SECTION A Lawrence, seconded by Commissioner CHARM-TEX INC...... $3,420.58 is well maintained and – will help prevent fire from calmer winds, cooler tem- I. To approve the June 19, 2018 Hempel, that the following Mobile CITY OF working properly to prevent extending to additional peratures, and higher Human Service Committee meeting Taxes be written off as uncollectable. THIEF RIVER FALLS...... $22,749.83 overheating and the forma- bales. humidity. minutes. Motion carried. DEERE CREDIT INC...... $27,515.67 II To approve the Agency’s person- Owner / Parcel No. INSIGHT tion of sparks. • Frequently check to Find more information nel actions. Year(s) Amount TECHNOLOGIES ...... $2,580.01 • When cutting or mow- see if stored hay is hot or about fire danger at SECTION B Jessica Ramirez / M16.0912300 MCKESSON MEDICAL ing, be aware of rocks that has internal fire (noted by a mndnr.gov/burnrestric- I. To approve payment of the 2001 $44.04 SURGICAL...... $2,969.09 may cause sparks if struck caramel or strong burning tions. agency’s bills. James Engvall / M19.09105500 MINNESOTA STATE The following resolution was intro- 2000-2005 $502.00 TREASURER...... $5,600.50 by mower blades. odor, visible vapor or duced by Commissioner Jensen, sec- Raymond Conner / M19.09108701 MN DEPARTMENT • Check that all fire onded by Commissioner Lawrence, 2003, 2004, 2006 $282.00 OF CORRECTIONS ...... $33,857.16 extinguishers are appropri- and upon vote was unanimously car- Kristie Deines / M19.09109101 PENNINGTON ate for the size of the ried. 2003-2005 $443.74 HISTORICAL SOCIETY.....$13,000.00 machinery, are fully Sons of Norway Project No. CP 57-18-07 Jeff Boe / M25.09120300 STONE'S MOBILE RADIO ..$2,477.98 Northwest Asphalt 2001-2010 $810.00 SUMMIT FOOD SERVICE charged, and are easily WHEREAS, Contract No. 1802 has Jennifer Nelson / M25.09137701 MANAGEMENT ...... $9,747.99 accessible. in all things been completed, and the 2002-2007 $532.00 TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY • Carry an ABC rated to meet Aug. 27 County Board being fully advised in the Patricia Sherman / M25.09138300 CORRECTIONS ...... $3,909.69 fire extinguisher – it can be premises, 1999-2005 $1033.79 TRUE NORTH STEEL ...... $11,559.36 NOW THEN, BE IT RESOLVED, Vikki Hutchinson / M25.09140100 VESTA SOLUTIONS...... $10,687.50 used for electrical and Sons of Norway Snorre camp experience at that we do hereby accept completed 1999-2000,2003-2004 $544.00 WSB & ASSOCIATES, INC. $5,375.71 petroleum-based fires origi- Lodge 70 of Thief River Skogfjorden Language project for and on behalf of the Jason Walker / M25.09142201 60 PAYMENTS nating on the tractor and Falls will hold their August Camp. They shared the Pennington County Highway 2000-2004 $300.00 LESS THAN $2000...... $28,439.23 for vegetative fires. meeting Monday, Aug. 27 at lodge’s “lefse scholarship” Department and authorize final pay- Vikki Hutchinson / M25.09142900 Final Total: ...... $189,276.25 ment as specified herein. 2003-2004 $77.15 • Check and remove 7 p.m. at the Thief River and both attended. The The County Board reviewed a rec- William Nelson / M25.09144800 combustible vegetation Falls Eagles Club. Visitors group will make final plans ommendation from County Assessor 1998-2007 $895.03 are welcome. for a road trip on Sept. 10. Adeline Olson to hire Travis Forsberg Theresa Gaffaney / M25.09140101 This is the first meeting There are also some new for the full-time position of Deputy 2018 $22.00 Flying drones over Assessor-Appraisor effective August Denny Gilbertson / M16.09122302 of the fall/winter season ideas for activities, and 6th, 2018. 2012-2015 $84.00 with many issues and plans members are encouraged to Motioned by Commissioner County Sheriff Ray Kuznia dis- to discuss. The group hopes be there to participate in Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner cussed a Temporary Watercraft ‘No- wildfires is illegal to hear from the Halvorson the planning. Hempel, to hire Travis Forsberg for the Wake’ Ordinance. The no-wake zone full-time position of Deputy Assessor- would be from the Long’s Bridge and girls about their summer Appraisor. Motion unanimously car- going north on the Thief River. A no- Dry conditions in north- ters because a drone was ried. wake zone would mean 5mph or less. ern Minnesota mean some buzzing overhead. Motioned by Commissioner Motioned by Commissioner Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner Jensen, seconded by Commissioner areas are at increased risk The reason drones pose Jensen, to hire Scott Besserud for the Tveitbakk, to hold a Public Hearing on for wildfire. If one happens, such a problem is because Pennington SWCD Hosts Well Water Testing Clinic position of full-time Custodian II. a Temporary Watercraft ‘No-Wake’ the DNR wants recreational they fly at roughly the same Motion unanimously carried. Ordinance on August 14th, 2018 at drone pilots to remember: altitude as wildfire sup- Next week the Pennington SWD will sponsor a well water testing The following meetings are sched- 9:00 a.m. in the County Board Room. ground your gear—because pression aircraft—and even clinic. Homeowners wanting their private well water tested for nitrates, E. uled: Motion carried. if you fly, we can’t. a small drone can cause a coli, and total coliform bacteria may pick up sample bottles at the SWCD - Public Hearing held by Motioned by Commissioner office Monday, August 27th through Wednesday, August 29th between Pennington County on Partial Jensen, seconded by Commissioner “Drones and fires do not fire-fighting helicopter to Abandonment of JD #25-3 is sched- Tveitbakk, to approve the following mix,” said DNR Assistant crash if the drone makes 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. uled for August 9th, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. Elected Official salaries effective July Wildfire Aviation contact with the aircraft. The water sample must be collected Thursday, August 30th and re- at the Red Lake Watershed District 1st, 2018. Motion unanimously carried. Supervisor Matt Woodwick. Flying a drone over a turned to the SWCD by 4:30 p.m. Samples are sent to a certified lab for Office County Attorney $105,000 analysis. The Pennington SWCD will pay 50% of the cost; homeowners - Public Hearing held by the Red County Auditor-Treasurer$101,700 “If we see a drone over a wildfire isn’t just danger- are responsible to pay $10 at the time they pick up their sample bottles. Lake Watershed District on the estab- County Sheriff $97,000 wildfire, we have to land ous, it’s illegal: Federal law Due to a limited number of bottles we will be handing them out on a first- lishment of the Black River County Recorder $65,000 our firefighting aircraft prohibits interfering with Impoundment is scheduled for August No action was taken on County come-first-serve basis. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) rec- 9th, 2018 at 9:45 a.m. at the Red Lake Commissioner salaries. until we get the drone out of firefighting operations, and ommends that private wells be tested once a year to detect possible Watershed District Office Motioned by Commissioner there—and that costs us that includes flying a drone problems with bacterial contamination. - Justice Center Job Site meeting is Hempel, seconded by Commissioner precious time in suppress- over a wildfire. Pennington SWCD sponsors well screening clinics with dis- scheduled for July 25th, 2018 at 11:00 Lawrence, to approve payment of the ing the wildfire.” For more information counted prices each year. However, sample bottles are available at a.m. at the Job Site trailer. Human Service warrants totaling County Auditor-Treasurer Ken $189,648.90, the Auditor and Manual This happened last about drones and wildfires, full price year round, If you would like more information or have any Olson made a request for overtime for warrants for June totaling spring during a wildfire in log onto the National questions about the clinic, please contact Peter Nelson, Water Plan staff for preparing and running the $6,333.975.04, and also the following Little Falls: DNR pilots had Interagency Fire Center at Coordinator at 218-683-7075. The Pennington SWCD is located at 201 2018 Primary and General Elections. Commissioner warrants. Motion car- to land firefighting helicop- www.nifc.gov. Sherwood Ave S, Thief River Falls (behind K-mart). Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, ried.

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