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Angele Hartell, workforce strategy consultant with the Minnesota Employment and Eco- Vivian Sjulson observes nomic Development in Bemidji, attended Courageous Conversations: Minnesota’s Aging Workforce, a dialogue about older adults in Minnesota’s workforce that was held in Thief her 100th birthday River Falls on Friday, Sept. 28. on and one of her uncles was She can look serving in the Army. Women Get back to work? back on a lot did not have the right to vote yet. Vacuum tube radio re- Experts discuss changes in the current workforce of history ceivers were not invented until Vivian was about a by David Hill nesota’s workforce is aging, versity of Minnesota’s year old. Editor and the number of younger Humphrey School of Public by Donna Myhrer Blenders, pop-up toast- workers coming into the Affairs. The moderator was ers, cotton swabs, and State, regional and local labor force is at an all-time Gary Eichten, MPR News As she notes her 100th cheeseburgers hadn’t been experts and business leaders low. This situation is already editor-at-large and retired birthday on Sept. 28, 2018, invented yet. Neither Kool- gathered in Thief River Falls affecting businesses program host. Vivian (Anderson) Sjulson of Aid nor ice cube trays had on Friday, Sept. 28, for a throughout the state. The conversation sought St. Hilaire can look back at made their appearance. The conversation about Min- On Friday, the third to engage local and regional a lot of history. recipe for Chocolate Chip nesota’s aging workforce. meeting in the state to open experts in a discussion about It seems amazing that, at Cookies wasn’t written down Baby boomers began to the dialogue about older what’s happening, how the the time of her birth in 1918, until 1930. turn 55 in 2001 and 65 in adults in Minnesota’s work- state’s aging workforce is World War I was still going Vivian was the second 2011. The share of the workforce was convened in Thief impacting communities, child of her parents, Edgar force ages 55 - 64 has in- River Falls. The “conversa- businesses and the economy, and Adele Anderson, who creased 70 percent over the tion” was led by Kate and what solutions in terms owned a cattle ranch in last decade while other age Cimino, who serves as the of incentives or policy western Nebraska, portions groups have held steady or assistant director of the Cen- changes might help. Also in of which had been declined. Along with Min- ter for the Study of Politics the audience were several (Continued on Page 11) Vivian Sjulson nesota’s population, Min- and Governance at the Uni- (Continued on Page 11)

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Police River Falls, driving after suspen- sion, $285; Randy Lee Brosseau, Publisher Sept 24 in Pennington again asked him why some- 32, Red Lake Falls, driver’s license [email protected] to Agder Township County District Court for a one would use the straw violation, $185; Ronald William felony charge of fifth degree and tinfoil. They also asked Cheeney, 25, Thief River Falls, A Level 3 sex offender doesn’t provide specific controlled substance crime. what drug would be found charge of driver who isn’t owner will move to a rural addresses where Level 3 sex Donovan Lee Olson Jr., on the items. Olson then must later produce proof of insur- 57, was reached under a case of CDs ance if required was dismissed; Marshall County home on offenders reside. Jeffrey Dean Suronen, 56, Duluth, Friday, Oct. 5. Level 3 sex offenders are s e n - and tossed a hypodermic fourth degree driving while Dave Hill Rorie Alyn Copeland, 27, classified as those sex t e n c e d needle onto a coffee-table impaired, $510, 30 days in jail to 17 next to an officer. It was Editor will move to offenders who are most like- stayed for one year, probation to [email protected] a home in ly to reoffend. Copeland m o n t h s nearly full of a clear liquid. the court for one year, charge of the south- engaged in sexual contact, in prison Olson said it contained third degree refusal to submit to a west area of including touching and pen- s t a y e d methamphetamine mixed chemical test dismissed. for five with sugar. He said it Joshua David Lee Weber, 23, A g d e r etration, on separate occa- Thief River Falls, gross misde- To w n s h i p , sions with two girls ages 15 y e a r s . belonged to a woman who meanor charge of fifth degree con- according to and 17. The DOC noted that He was had been inside his apart- trolled substance crime dismissed; information Copeland also has a juvenile ordered ment. Olson said she must Ethan Alexander Johnson, 19, provided by history of sexual contact to serve have forgotten it. Thief River Falls, charge of unsafe Scott DCamp t h e with male and female minor s u p e r - When asked, Olson said equipment – parts missing/func- Sports Editor v i s e d a syringe may be located in tional dismissed; Kyle Adam [email protected] Rorie Alyn M a r s h a l l victims. He knew all of his Donovan Lee Keefe, 21, St. Hilaire, charge of C o u n t y victims. p r o b a - the kitchen. There, police Copeland Olson Jr. theft dismissed; Jason Lynn S h e r i f f ’ s The public is reminded tion for found an uncapped hypo- Kempert, 46, Thief River Falls, Office. The that Copeland has served f i v e dermic needle that charge of disobeying a traffic direc- specific roadway or block of the sentence imposed on years. Olson was ordered to appeared to have been used. tion by an officer dismissed. a specific roadway wasn’t him by the court. have no contact with people They also found another Minnesota State Patrol provided to The Times. Copeland is described as associated with illegal used, capped hypodermic cases: Anthony Scott Hendricks, drugs. He was ordered to needle in the apartment. 38, Thief River Falls, careless driv- The Minnesota a white male with brown ing, $285, 30 days in jail stayed for April Scheinoha Department of Corrections hair and hazel eyes. He is 5 complete a chemical assess- One syringe tested positive one year, probation to the court for ment and schedule that for the presence of meth. Reporter website indicated that feet, 9 inches tall and one year, chemical assessment [email protected] Copeland is currently living weighs 211 pounds. appointment within 60 The complaint indicated within 45 days; Douglas in the vicinity of St. Paul Copeland has a stocky build days. Olson was ordered to that Olson has multiple Cummings Hall Jr., 50, Thief River Avenue South and Gulf and medium complexion. take his medications in convictions for controlled Falls, marijuana in a motor vehi- their prescribed dosage and substance crimes. At the cle, $135, possession of drug para- Street East in the city of phernalia, $50; Jody John Thief River Falls. The DOC frequency. He was ordered time that the complaint was Benedick, 54, Thief River Falls, no to notify probation of the written, the most recent seat belt worn, $110; Jacoby Dale pharmacies that he uses to conviction was in May 2017 Bergeron, 26, Thief River Falls, DeDe Coltom fill his medications. in Red Lake County. The open bottle, $185; James Andrew Sales and Gaalaas, 30, Thief River Falls, Olson was ordered to complaint noted that he had Marketing undergo a psychological pled guilty to a controlled 65/55, $125. Griselda Gonzalez, 23, 218-681-4450 No injuries reported evaluation/treatment. He substance crime in [email protected] Alvarado, 80/55, $225; Michael was ordered to attend and Pennington County two Francis Dahl Jr., 29, Grand Forks, cooperate with mental days before this encounter N.D., 74/55, $145; Thomas Dean health professionals and with police. Fife, 29, Grand Forks, N.D., 65/55, after trailer tips over attend appointments as A stay of adjudication was $125; Candice Dawn Kelly, 46, no directed. Olson was ordered granted for a felony drug offense city listed, 70/55, $145; Jeremy Accident: On Sept. 27 at Driving after cancella- included in the latest edition of the Michael Knott, 22, Red Lake Falls, 3:47 p.m., the sheriff’s office tion – inimical to public to complete all program- Tom Williams Pennington County Citation no seat belt worn, $110; Debbie Sales and received a report of an acci- safety: On Sept. 28 at 9:53 ming as recommended by Lyn Graves, 42, Ponemah, no Disposition Bulletin. The Times Marketing dent at the intersection of p.m., police performed a his probation agent. He was pays for copies of this public infor- insurance – owner, $285; Joseph ordered to not use or pos- mation. If it appears in an online Lawson Hickey, 32, Thief River 218-681-4450 120th Avenue Northeast traffic stop near the inter- [email protected] and 160th Street section of Greenwood Street sess firearms, ammunition forum other than The Times’ web- Falls, 65/55, $125; Stephanie Jane Northeast. At the time of and Hanson Drive. Leroy or explosives. Olson was site, it has been copied. Johnson, 45, Gatzke, 65/55, $125; ordered to provide a DNA Thief River Falls Police Omar A. Pena Gonzalez, 41, the accident, Pete C. Reuben Stromgren, 54, Department cases: Meranda Kae Weslaco, Texas, 70/60, $125; Carlson of Thief River Falls Thief River Falls, has sample. He was also Anderson, 27, Grygla, stay of adju- Valerie Deann Schoenborn- was driving a 1998 charges pending for driving ordered to pay $210 in fees dication for a felony charge of stor- Donnell, 21, Redby, no driver’s Freightliner semi north- after cancellation – inimical and fines. ing meth paraphernalia in the license, $185. bound on 120th Avenue to public safety. He was The charge stemmed presence of a child or vulnerable Dustin Murphy Srnsky, 27, Northeast. According to the arrested. from a report to police May adult and continued, $75, super- Thief River Falls, no seat belt Circulation 23 at about 7:50 p.m., vised probation for three years, worn, $110; Nathan William Steer, 218-681-4450 report, he turned too sharp If readers have any pay $50 to Crime Victim Advocate 35, Euclid, no seat belt worn, $110; [email protected] onto 160th Street information about the according to the complaint. Program, psychological evalua- Ha Te Tang, 66, no city listed, Northeast. His trailer, con- above crimes, they are A man, later identified as tion/treatment, complete all pro- 68/60, $125; Michael Wayne taining straw bales, then urged to contact the Law Olson, had been yelling at gramming as recommended by pro- Thygeson, 57, Thief River Falls, no tipped over. No injuries Enforcement Center at kids playing tennis at Ole bation including cognitive behav- seat belt worn, $110; Meranda Kae were reported. 681-6161. Engelstad Park. Olson fol- ioral programming, provide a list Anderson, 27, Grygla, charges of Possession of marijua- Thief River Falls lowed the kids on his bike. of prescribed medications to proba- 70/60 and no proof of insurance Police found a bike tion officer, take medications in dismissed; Ethan Daniel Barth, 20, na: On Sept. 24 at 3:24 media receive these their prescribed dosage and fre- Thief River Falls, 65/55, $125. p.m., police performed a reports from law enforce- matching that description quency, no contact with people Minnesota Department of traffic stop near the interment officials. If these outside of Olson’s apart- associated with illegal drugs or Natural Resources cases: Jace section of Crocker Avenue reports appear in online ment at 316 Horace Ave. N. participating in criminal activity Christopher Jorde, 18, Thief River and Michael Street. Two 17- forums other than those When asked, Olson said he or have been convicted of a drug Falls, small game without a year-old Thief River Falls owned by Thief River had been at the tennis offense unless permitted in writing license, $185; Greg Allen Tillett, courts. He said he was by supervising agent or the court, 53, Thief River Falls, prohibitions females have charges pend- Falls media outlets, the felony charge of meth-related on youthful operators/passengers (USPS 627-360) ing for possession of mari- information has been watching the kids play ten- crime involving children or vulner- under 18 – helmet required, $135. (ISSN: 1057-6827) juana. copied. nis, but he denied yelling at able adults and a misdemeanor Pennington County Theft: On Sept. 26 at These reports include them. charge of driver who isn’t owner Sheriff’s Office case: Taylor Published weekly every Wednesday 3:07 p.m., the sheriff’s office names of those charged, Upon entering Olson’s must later produce proof of insur- Sharee Whitefeather, 21, by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main apartment, police saw a ance if required were dismissed; Ponemah, no insurance – driver, Avenue North, Thief River Falls, received a report of a theft arrested or cited with MN 56701-1906. at 15561 Hwy. 1 N.W. various crimes and straw sitting next to some Michael Donald Russell, 66, Thief $285, driver’s license violation, tinfoil with burn marks on River Falls, charge of trespassing $100, 70/55, $60. Someone had stolen a cam- offenses. Depending dismissed. ouflage-colored 2008 upon the circumstances SUBSCRIPTION RATES Polaris Sportsman 500. of a case, charges can be, Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, Driving after cancella- and sometimes are, tion – inimical to public changed or dropped by Sanford Health announces Roseau, Kittson and East Half safety: On Sept. 28 at 5:49 law enforcement or of Polk Counties...... $44.00/Yr p.m., police performed a attorneys even before the ...... $30.00/6 Mo traffic stop near the inter- case reaches court. September births in TRF section of 139th Avenue Readers should also All Other Addresses With Northeast and 120th Street realize that under the Sanford Medical Center name Addison Mae. Hanson of Trail. She was 567 Zip Code ...... $55.00/Yr Northeast. Chase Allen American system of in Thief River Falls On Sept. 8, a girl was given the name Noelle ...... $38.00/6 Mo Holmes, 33, Thief River jurisprudence, those announces the following born to Laci and Justin Naomi. Elsewhere in the U.S.A...... $77.00/Yr Falls, has charges pending charged with crimes are births in September. Altepeter of Thief River On Sept. 25, a girl was for driving after cancella- innocent until proven On Sept. 4, a boy was Falls. She was given the born to Alexa Nelson and ...... $46.00/6 Mo tion – inimical to public guilty of those crimes in born to Danielle and Shane name Clara. Thomas Gullikson of St. Periodicals Postage Paid At safety. He was arrested. a court of law. Martin of Lancaster. He On Sept. 13, a girl was Hilaire. She was given the Thief River Falls, Minnesota 56701 was given the name Isaac born to Kacey and Ryan name Jessa Claire. Michael. Stromlund of Thief River On Sept. 28, a girl was POSTMASTER: On Sept. 6, a boy was Falls. She was given the born to Miriam and Nathan Send Address Changes To: 5K race in TRF supports born to Kelsey and name Maggie Rae. DeBoer of Thief River Falls. 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SIGNSPOSTED FOR SALE NO HUNTING or Firemen, tribal leaders and local residents gathered to examine the two new fire trucks delivered last week to Red Lake. TRESPASSING (Submitted) SIGNED______Two new pumper fire trucks delivered

In Loving FLUORESCENT SIGNS by Michael Meuers needs of the members of tion, inspections, safety for their fire truck, training Memory of • NO HUNTING Red Lake Nation,” said education, and investigat- room, gear room, and office WITHOUT PERMISSION Public safety provides Eugene “Bugger” McArthur, ing all suspicious fires. It is space for the fire chief and Alan Gehrls the foundation needed to jobs and community devel- imperative that the tribe’s assistant. Comprehensive • POSTED NO HUNTING build the required infra- opment facilitator. “The facilities meet national Health will also provide May 18, 1940 OR TRESPASSING structure for a community new emergency vehicles standards to facilitate bet- garage space for six trans- October 2, 2017 EACH and a nation. were badly needed.” ter response time and pre- portation vehicles, four 35¢ After acquiring funding, Some of the Features on ventive activities. bays for the ambulance cen- You may be gone from our 12 FOR $4.00 the Red Lake Band pur- the New Fire Trucks The Red Lake Fire Hall ter and a fitness room. sight, but you are never chased two new fire trucks • E-One Stainless will have four stalls for fire Four state of the art gone from our hearts. 25 FOR $8.00 which were delivered to the Rescue Pumper trucks, four smaller stalls ambulances were also pur- Red Lake District Fire Hall • Typhoon Long Cab for other vehicles, training chased earlier this year, two Missing you every day. on Wednesday, Sept. 19. • 400hp Cummins room, gear room, offices for for Red Lake and two for With Love 324 Main Avenue North The tribe ordered the two Engine dispatch, fire chief and Ponemah, with a combina- Thief River Falls, MN pumpers to serve the com- • Stainless Rescue Body assistant, and fitness room. tion of a USDA Loan and (218) 681-4450 munity areas of Ponemah • Hale Pump - 1250 gal- Ponemah will have one stall Grant. Alan’s Family and Red Lake with ade- lon per minute quate fire safety and protec- • 1000 Gallon Water tion for the people. Both Tank grant funds and finance • 30 Gallon Foam Tank 100TH were acquired to make • Hale Foam System OPEN HOUSE BIRTHDAY! for these purchases. • Whelen LED Lighting Vivian Sjulson The trucks look solid, Package like a linebacker. Ponemah • All Warranty work Friday, October 7th and Red Lake Emergency serviced by Fire Safety 2 - 4:30 p.m. Medical Technicians, and USA's EVT certified techs. curious tribal members, New Fire Departments St. Hilaire Community Center gathered round to inspect Under Construction (behind the Fire Dept.) the trucks while Red Lake Meanwhile, new Red No Gifts Please Fire Chief Mark Sigana and Lake and Ponemah fire Tom Miller, Sales for Fire departments are under con- Safety USA pointed out struction in both communi- some of the bells and whis- ties. tles. The tribe’s community “The tribal council initi- fire departments are ated the purchase of the two responsible for providing This is one of two fire trucks delivered last week to the Red LISA GESKE BENEFIT fire trucks to address the fire suppression, preven- Lake Band of Chippewa. (Submitted) Lisa was diagnosed with breast cancer in March 2018. Donations Information and hope for suicide will help with medical and travel expenses and time off work survivors and those currently struggling

Supplemental funding by Shauna Reitmeier type 1 diabetes might healthy diet. https://afsp.org provided by Thrivent and Janet Wall Denison include dry mouth, frequent Find the words and reach • NAMI- National urination, being overly- out. Depression is very iso- Alliance on Mental Illness- September is National tired, nausea, weird lating and can be a solitary www.NAMI.org WHEN WHERE Suicide Prevention Month. smelling breath and sudden disease. Statements that • suicideispreventable. October 4, 2018 Eagles Club It is a time when mental weight loss. are common to a person suf- org- www.suicideispre- Thief River Falls health advocates, preven- Most people that die by fering with Major ventable.org 4:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. BBQ’s, Macaroni Salad, Baked tion organizations, sur- suicide suffer from the dis- Depressive Disorder Shauna Reitmeier, MSW, Beans, Chips, Pickles, etc. **Live Auction at 7 p.m.** Food Donated by Hugo’s vivors, allies, and communi- ease of Major Depressive include, “It is too hard. I am LGSW, is the current and Prepared by Put Z’s Catering ty members unite to pro- Disorder. Symptoms of this different than everyone else leader/CEO of the mote suicide prevention disease can include: (People are unique, but the Northwestern Mental awareness. Everyone can • Talking about wanting disease of depression has Health Center and a mem- Facility available to non-profit organizations and service groups free of charge. play a role in suicide pre- to die and thoughts of many commonalities). I will ber of the Suicide vention. We are all part of killing self. never get better. Treatment Prevention Coalition, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 the solution when we know • Withdrawal and isola- won’t work for me. I am Crookston Lions and on the HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. BAR BINGO 5p.m. the signs, find the words tion - this can be a serious going crazy. I am crazy.” Board of the Minnesota LADIES NIGHT 7 p.m. TEXAS HOLD ‘EM 7p.m. and reach out. Suicidal symptom because isolation Depressed, unexamined Association of Community thoughts, much like mental is the most fertile ground thoughts need to be dis- Mental Health Programs. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 health conditions, can affect for depression to spread and cussed so that hope and Janet Wall Denison, anyone regardless of age, grow within the depressed reality can be infused into LICSW, LADC, is the chief HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. gender or background. In mind. the current situation. clinical director at the PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. fact, mental health illnesses • Changes in sleep pat- Area Resources: Northwestern Mental affect 1 in 5 adults where tern (wanting to sleep too Crisis Text Line is a text- Health Center. In her tenure FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 suicide is often the result of much or not being able to based crisis line available there, she has had the an untreated mental health get to sleep or stay sleep). 24/7. Text MN to 741741. opportunity to treat many HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. condition. Suicidal • Reckless behaviors. Northwestern Mental survivors of Major PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. thoughts, although com- • Excessive anger and Health Center Crisis Line: Depressive Disorder, gener- Dance to TBA 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. mon, should not be consid- feeling easily irritated. Mental Health Crisis Line - alized anxiety disorders, bi- ered normal and often indi- • Neglect of personal 1-800-282-5005 24 hours a polar disorder and other SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 cate more serious issues. appearance. day, seven days a week, 365 diseases that can be debili- BAR BINGO 5 p.m. This month is an opportuni- • Talking about feeling days a year tating or fatal if left untreat- ty for everyone to learn the hopeless or having no rea- Online Resources: ed. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 warning signs for suicide, son to live. • American Foundation find the words to express • Talking about feeling for Suicide Awareness- HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. concerns to those we care trapped or in unbearable about, connect with our pain. Documentary on suicide TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 friends, family and co-work- • Loss of interest in HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. ers, and learn about local things/activities that were to be shown at UMC resources that are available previously enjoyable. to offer support. • Sudden mood changes. The documentary “Not Statistics About • Slow speech. Alone” will be shown at 7 Suicide: • Giving away belong- p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 11 at • According to the ings. Kiehle Auditorium on the POST #2793 American Foundation for • Talking about being a VFWTHIEF RIVER FALLS University of Minnesota Suicide Prevention (AFSP), burden to others. Crookston campus. The Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. suicide is the tenth leading • Increased use of alco- Gaming License #A-00404-001 (218) 681-1211 public is invited to attend. A cause of death in the U.S. hol or other drugs. freewill offering will be • Each year, almost Treatment: accepted. 50,000 people die by suicide As with other diseases, In “Not Alone,” (on average which is 123 treatment is available and THE TIMES’ WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT POLICY Jacqueline Monetta is driv- When submitting an announcement, please be advised of our pol- suicides per day). effective. When a person en by a desire to under- icy regarding weddings and engagements: • Men die by suicide has a cold virus (disease), stand why her best friend treatment can include cold • Engagement announcements should be submitted at least 30 3.53 times more often than killed herself at 16. She days prior to the wedding date. women. remedies, lots of rest and asks teens to share their • White males account- liquids, and seeing a doctor Wedding write-ups will be published as follows: struggles with mental ill- ed for 7 of 10 suicides in if symptoms persist. ness and suicide attempts. • If the wedding took place within six weeks from date of receipt 2016. Treatment of the disease of at The Times office, a detailed write-up will be published from in- Through her intimate teen- • Firearms account for type 1 diabetes may include to-teen conversations, formation provided, along with a picture, if submitted. 51 percent of all suicides in taking insulin, frequent • If the wedding took place from six to 12 weeks before submis- Jacqueline, and the audi- 2016. blood sugar monitoring, eat- ence learn about depres- endorsed by the American sion to The Times, we will run a brief social announcement or a pic- • The rate of suicide is ing healthy food, exercising Association of ture with a short caption stating names of the bride and groom, sion, anxiety, self-harm, sui- highest in middle age — regularly and maintaining a cide attempts, getting help Suicidology and Thomas names and addresses of parents, date and place of wedding and white men in particular. healthy weight. where the couple is residing. and treating mental illness. Niederkrotenthaler and the Know the Signs: Treatment for Major Each teen paints a vivid pic- Wiener Werkstattle for • If the wedding took place from three to six months before sub- All diseases have symp- Depressive Disorder and ture of the depths of despair Suicide Research., an inter- mission to The Times, we will run a brief story or short caption toms and treatment. other diseases that can he/she suffered and how national, interuniversity as under a picture announcing when the wedding took place. Symptoms of a cold virus result in suicidal thoughts talking about it saved them. well as interdisciplinary, • There will be no publication of weddings after six months (disease) may include runny and actions can include: cre- They assure the audience consortium of researchers have elapsed. nose, sneezing, watery eyes, ating a safety plan, talk that mental illnesses, like devoted to fostering Every effort will be made to publish the wedding write-up within body aches, cough, therapy, medication man- physical illnesses, can and research collaboration and two issues of receipt. Forms are available at The Times office to help headache and fever. agement, exercise, mindful- should be treated. progress in suicidology. in organizing information regarding weddings and engagements. Symptoms of the disease of ness and following a “Not Alone” has been Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 5 Speaking of … Red clothes, a cheese hat and a big sign

went to visit her cousins out visit The Today Show. (And dark hair and she is quite figured I could surely see about the time the cameras east one day and yes, she what’s more, she didn’t even tan, so despite looking pret- her, and she had her little on the roof were actually decided to go to The Today care for the performer. ty much like a French girl along too, which should taking shots of their hidden by Show – on a Friday, no less, Neither did I, and by the woman, she could pass for make her easier to see, and spot, they moved on to find Sherry when they have the guest time this was over, I was so Hispanic. She has lovely then, of course, she would somewhere else where they entertainers – and the guest sick and tired of the per- white teeth and a sparkling be standing right next to a could sit down, since they LaCoursiere entertainer was Hispanic. former that I never want to smile too, so I naturally short, dark-haired, smiling were tired of the crowd. Pippin Now the ethnic background hear a song by her again. began zeroing in on dark- person who would be my When she came to visit of the performer might I barely got to see any of haired, dark-complexioned daughter, Christie. and viewed the tape she sound irrelevant to you, but the crowd that Friday women with beautiful No luck. With aching pointed out where she had I used to watch The you will see why I brought it morning. It seemed that smiles. Do you know how head and red eyes, I stopped been standing and showed Today Show in the morn- up in a minute. they don’t show much of it many dark-haired, dark- watching the tape. I me the spot where they sat, ings before I went to work. I When she made her trav- until after 8 a.m. so I had to complexioned people with couldn’t take anymore. about two blocks away got a kick out of those ordi- el plans, my daughter told go to work. I had the tape beautiful smiles were in the Christie came home from behind a little house and nary people from all over me to be sure and watch for machine on for the whole crowd to watch that out east on Saturday. I some trees. I was not the country who wave and her on the show. I said, of show, so I wasn’t worried. Hispanic performer? It also called her when she got thrilled. She did, however, grin and look so silly when course, I would and I would Friday evening, I sat down happens that my daughter home to find out why I could get a really good picture of the camera pans by them. If tape it too. This was going to watch the tape. Now you is quite short. After two and not see her and did to find her cousin’s behind as her I were ever there, I wouldn’t to be fun. I was going to see think I am going to say that one-half hours of frame by out if she ever really got to cousin leaned over the fence wave and grin at all. Not my daughter on television the tape didn’t work, but it frame watching, I had bare- the show? to take a picture of Matt. only do they grin and wave, on The Today Show! Maybe did. I had the whole show ly seen but one hour of the Turns out they were Next time anyone in my but they hold up signs with she would get to meet Katie there on the tape. I began to show. I thought I saw my stuck off in a corner where family is going to be on tele- messages on them, put on or Matt or Al. Yup! watch, fast forwarding daughter many times, but, the cameras never went. vision, I’m going to make funny-looking costumes, She didn’t know it, but through the usual news and after backing up the tape They caught a glimpse, a them wear a big hat that and wear funny hats. I Friday was the worst possi- interviews and stopping to and taking a second look, it very brief, far away, glimpse looks like a cheese and all think if I were there I ble day for her to go to The watch the crowd shots. I was not her. There was one of Matt when he came out to red clothing, and carry a wouldn’t do that either. Today Show. There were found that by completely short lady that really looked get some air … but no sight sign that says, “Hi, Mom in However, if one of my rel- people literally hanging out slowing down the recorder, I a lot like her at first glance. of MDAN Katie ads or Al. to Aboutrun ONEMinnesota!” TIME, “Herethe weekI am.” beginning 9/30/2018 North atives were there, I would of the windows at the show. would see people better, so I I kept seeing her over and halfway through the show, certainly want them to grin I saw them. The entire area began to watch the crowd over until I couldn’t stand and wave, wear a funny cos- was packed with people. frame by frame. the sight of her, standing tume, hold up a sign and There were so many people Now we all know that there, smiling her big white wear a funny hat, because that a news helicopter was many Hispanic people are smile and waving at me. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO used to take pictures of the dark haired and sometimes I started to watch for my FIND SOMEONE IN THAT crowd. Yup – that’s the day dark complexioned. My daughter’s cousin, who was CROWD. my daughter decided to daughter happens to have lighter-haired and taller. I Yes, one of my daughters School District sets preliminary levy

by David Hill at Lincoln High School. Speech Multi-Events Center Editor Bergstrom said he con- The Board of Education The Multi-Events Center tacted the superintendent approved a client services is working on a new MEC The Board of Education of the WAO District to make agreement with Soliant logo, according to for School District 564, sure it would be acceptable Health for speech language Bergstrom who reported on Thief River Falls, approved to his District before pre- pathology services for the the MEC committee’s Sept. the preliminary 2018 senting the resolution to the 2018-19 school year. 12 meeting. Bergstrom said payable 2019 proposed levy Board of Education. Bergstrom explained the Tim Vagle, technology coor- to the maximum amount Acceptance of this coop- District had posted the job, dinator for the District, was allowable - 3.78 percent at erative would not result in but there were no appli- working on the logo and its meeting on Sept. 24. any additional costs to cants. The District then there would be some options Tanya Monson-Ek, the School District 564. reached out to Soliant. He for the October meeting of District’s business manager, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo said had the District hired the MEC committee. explained that this was not would also be responsible someone, it would have cost He also said the new con- a large amount. She also for transportation expenses. about $65,000. The contract cessions stand is working noted that once accepted by Insurance Coverage with Soliant will cost about well, and that a budget is the Board of Education it The Board of Education $50,000. This position is still in discussion. can only be lowered. approved a resolution to paid for with federal dol- The next meeting of the Mike Spears, chairman renew insurance coverage lars. committee is on Oct. 10. of the Board of Education, with Employers Mutual explained that the levy Insurance Company at a accounts for only 10 percent premium of $108,639.86 of the District’s budget. The and the boiler and mechani- rest of the funding for the cal coverage with budget comes from state or Cincinnati Insurance federal aid. Company at a premium of Information provided by $4,116, both through North the District at the meeting Risk Partners, Thune indicated that the total levy Division, for the period of would raise $6,554,701.63. Oct. 1, 2018 through Sept. Last year’s levy increase 30, 2019. The insurance was 8.88 percent and raised coverage includes the fol- $6,315,681.43. lowing areas: Real and The Truth in Taxation Personal Property, Casualty hearing will be at 6 p.m. on Insurance, Cyber Liability, Monday, Dec. 10, at the School Leaders Legal beginning of the regular Liability Coverage, School Board meeting on Business Auto, Commercial that date at the District Umbrella, Crime Coverage Service Center. and Boiler and Mechanical FFA Coverage. The Board of Education Monson-Ek said it’s an 8 approved a resolution creat- percent increase, but it’s a ing a cooperative sponsor- lower increase than last ship of Future Farmers of year. She said the increase America to include Warren- was probably due to an Alvarado-Oslo High School. increase in property values, A student at that school and a newer bus fleet. It expressed interest in partic- was her opinion that they ipating in the FFA program got a competitive rate. Cyber security for businesses discussed Your newspaper has agreed to participate in the Minnesota Display Ad Network program by running MDAN ads to run ONE TIME, the week beginning 9/30/2018 these ads in the main news section of your newspaper (not the classified section of your newspaper). The North Minnesota Thief River Falls 681-3720 or email con- At times, advertisers may request a specific section. However, the decision is ultimately up to each Chamber of Commerce will [email protected]. newspaper. Ads may need to be decreased/increased slightly in size to fit your column sizes. Please host a Lunch and Learn Cyber attacks on busi-

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Theatre. at the State Occupational -In spite of the increased -An earth-covered home Therapy conference in cost of everything, the City owned by Mr. and Mrs. October. Council is going to try to Robert Davidson will be -A contract has been HOP keep minimum expenses to included in the American awarded to Ram Builders the boundaries set last year Association of University for construction of the coun- with a total of $39,500. Women’s Parade of Homes ty’s minimum security facil- -The agricultural agents Oct. 14. ity next year. of the Red River Valley -Candidates for 1978 2008 - Ten Years Ago PREPAPARE FOR MEDICARE counties will meet in Thief Lincoln High School -The Pennington County River Falls at the Homecoming queen are Board has agreed to sell FOR MEDICARE Commercial Club rooms Kari Myrold, Cari Worner, Oakland Park Nursing WORKSHOP Monday. and Faye Swanson. 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To make porridge the south, featuring Bruh e will be directed to a licensed insuranceto take agent. apart and put special, just as we are sure Rabbit and his walkin’ together, with parts to put the three bears made it, use talkin’ friends. of Minnesota and Blue Plonus ®, and take off, toys he or this recipe: Knutson, Barbara. Love ociation. she can stack and unstack. 1 1/3 cup rolled oats (regu- and Roast Chicken: a Some examples: lar or instant) Trickster Tale from the • Pull and push toys. 1/2 tsp. salt Andes Mountains. In this • Small, lightweight 3 cups milk folktale from the Andes, a blocks. 1 banana clever guinea pig repeatedly • A soft, safe ball. 1/2 cup chopped walnuts outsmarts the fox that • Sand and water toys. 1/4 cup shredded coconut wants to eat him for dinner. • Plastic links. (or 3 Tbsp. brown sugar) VIDEO VARIETY • A first shape-sorter. milk In addition to the books • Simple, “holdable” Cook rolled oats with 1/2 that are available for your dolls. tsp. salt, according to pack- family, there are also many • Imitation toys such as age directions, using milk. movies and documentaries a telephone or housekeep- Peel banana and cut it into that may make you laugh ing toys. thin slices. Place the slices and inspire you, as well. • Toys to push on a tile on top of the porridge. Add Here is one classic choice: floor when crawling. walnuts. Stir banana and Super Why! Goldilocks Small parts from toys or nuts into porridge. Spoon and the Three Bears and games pose a choking haz- porridge into serving dish- Other Fairytale ard for children under es. Sprinkle coconut or Adventures. Sometimes a three. Use an empty toilet brown sugar on top of por- challenge feels too big! tissue roll to test parts and ridge. Serve hot with milk. Sometimes a clue seems too pieces. If the piece goes Makes four servings. small! But when it comes to through the roll, it’s too SCAVENGER HUNT the power of reading, the small. For next week’s story is, of course, just SOMETHING TO TALK Activities Feature, you will right! In the fun-filled ABOUT need a paper lunch bag, adventure, Whyatt makes a Talk to your 1-year-old as black paint, white chalk, mess in his brother Jack's you go through your day. glue, black construction room, and Jack is not Your child needs to hear paper, gray and white yarn, happy! Can Whyatt uncover language before he/she can and scissors. how to fix things with Jack? learn to talk. Sometimes (Contributed by (With assistance from you may feel silly talking to Discovery Place Early the Thief River Falls Public your toddler. It’s almost like Learning Center.) Library.) talking to yourself. BOOK OF THE WEEK However, it is probably the There are thousands of Wednesday, October 3, 2018 COLUMNISTS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7 One last opportunity to give it his all Multiple Sclerosis becomes an unwelcome challenge for student the ball and returning it for hands were numb, and I dumbfounded. symptoms show.” could play. a game-winner were couldn’t feel if anything was Once they finished A smile began to form on After this happened, I dreams of mine. However, touching them. I went in speaking, I asked immedi- my face, and my parents realized that God had given by all these dreams escaped and got four MRI’s done. ately if I could play sports. continued to ask questions, me one last shot. One last Myles early since I was a chunky Right before the first foot- “I don’t see any reason but I didn’t listen because I chance to prove my worth in child. ball game of my senior sea- why to prohibit you from couldn’t stop thinking about sports. One last opportunity Johnson Once I reached seventh son, my doctor called. My playing,” my doctor said. how I could return back to to give my all to the Thief grade, I started to hit second challenge was upon “You passed all of your tests my beloved sports. River community. For that I puberty and lost weight me: my doctor told me to sit and don’t seem to be affect- I texted Coach immedi- am eternally grateful. On the Other Hand is along with adding some this game out. ed by this as much as your ately, notifying him that I written by students height, making me 100 I’ve never struggled more attending Lincoln High times more of an athlete in a task than telling Coach School in Thief River than I was. I took every- Lingen that I wasn’t going Falls. thing in sports so competi- to be able to play in the first What is Multiple Sclerosis or MS? tively and found a passion game of the year. A week for football, basketball, and later, I got a call from my Multiple sclerosis, or may have symptoms like: certain genes may have Sports have always sur- track. Dreams of being doctor again during prac- MS, is a long-lasting dis- trouble walking, feeling higher chances of getting rounded my life. When I Thief River’s next prodigy tice. I’ll never forget the ease that can affect the tired, muscle weakness or it. Smoking also may raise was younger, I was con- returned to me since I now words he told me, “I sent brain, spinal cord, and the spasms, blurred or double the risk. stantly around my dad, who knew I had the capabilities your tests in, and they’re optic nerves in eyes. It can vision, numbness and tin- Some people may get was a Dwayne Wade fanat- of doing so. thinking it’s MS.” I was dev- cause problems with gling, sexual problems, MS after they’ve had a ic. He always told me, Everyone that came astated. I remember going vision, balance, muscle poor bladder or bowel con- viral infection - like the “That’s going to be you one before me warned me on over what multiple sclerosis control, and other basic trol, pain, depression, and Epstein-Barr virus or the day.” So naturally, I started how fast everything will go was in anatomy. I had no body functions. problems focusing or human herpesvirus 6 - that practicing. by. I just thought it was clue what this meant to my The effects are often dif- remembering. makes their immune sys- I started off with my because they took every- sports career, or how it ferent for everyone who The first symptoms tem stop working normally. dirty, rolled up sock, shoot- thing for granted and had would affect me later in life. has the disease. Some peo- often start between ages 20 The infection may trigger ing them into the laundry regrets of not working their I sat by myself in awe of ple have mild symptoms and 40. Most people with the disease or cause relaps- basket, just like how Kobe hardest. I made sure in the what I just heard before and don’t need treatment. MS have attacks, also es. Scientists are studying Bryant did. “Five. Four. years following I worked my going out to tell Coach. Others will have trouble called relapses, when the the link between viruses Three. Two… HE tail off. I wanted my senior When I approached him, getting around and doing condition gets noticeably and MS, but they don’t SCORES!” season to be perfect. I want- I was on the verge of tears daily tasks. worse. They’re usually fol- have a clear answer yet. In second grade, I moved ed to stand out from the rest and when he replied so MS happens when the lowed by times of recovery Some studies suggest here, to Thief River Falls. I and be the one that brings wholeheartedly and sup- immune system attacks a when symptoms improve. that vitamin D, which you joined basketball, but I the crowd to their feet. portive, I broke down. All I fatty material called For other people, the dis- can get from sunlight, may never found a real passion However, this summer has wanted was one last play myelin, which wraps ease continues to get worse strengthen the immune for it again until seventh been challenge for me men- with my teammates. around your nerve fibers to over time. system and protect individ- grade. tally and physically. I went to Fargo the week protect them. Without this In recent years, scien- uals from MS. Some people In sixth grade, I joined The first challenge after to meet with the MS outer shell, nerves become tists have found many new with higher chances of get- football. I had absolutely no struck me in July. specialist. There, they had damaged. Scar tissue may treatments that can often ting the disease who move idea how to play, but I still Gradually, I was getting a me do many tests and form. help prevent relapses and to sunnier regions seem to gave it a shot. I wasn’t the tingly feeling in my hands. I showed me my brain and The damage means the slow the disease’s effects. lower their risk. most athletically-gifted thought it was just a neck lesions. I was terrified brain can’t send signals What Causes MS? There is no cure for MS child and was a little pudgy, pinched nerve, and natural- on what this meant and through your body correct- Doctors don’t know for right now, but a number of but I dreamed of playing ly, I just ignored it, knowing wanted answers, but, of ly. Nerves also don’t work sure what causes MS, but treatments can improve running back and safety one it’ll get better. Instead, it course, doctors say things as they should to help there are many things that how patients feel and keep day. Running for a 50-yard got progressively worse. It that they could only possi- patients move and feel. As seem to make the disease their body working well. touchdown or intercepting got to the point where my bly know, so I was left a result, those with MS more likely. People with

Theology in Positive Thoughts … the Trenches … The hidden May we all have cost a wonderful life introduced us to two guys named Bert and Ernie. One $ guy is happy and carefree of college by Dan and loves his rubber duckie Bartsch toy, and the other guy is stiff but loves oatmeal and pigeons. So, as a kid who watched "Sesame Street," my whole life realized, yes, Well, I'm going to let Bert and Ernie are more you know now that this than friends - they are best week's column is going to be friends. Good Lord, people, controversial and that I'm I'm sure in the past 50 afraid the town is going to years there are two guys pick sides. It was in the who are just roommates news two weeks ago and I and also - IT'S A KID want to discuss this: Are SHOW! Bert and Ernie friends or But I did some research more than friends? and found something inter- In late July 1969 when I esting. "On July 24, Ernie was only 22 months old, my was asked to resign from mom turned on PBS and the Speedy Delivery introduced me to a special Service. That request came and happy street that from Mr. McFeely. Deep resides in New York City - down, he understood, but "Sesame Street." There was couldn't understand why these kind adults named yelling “Hey, You Guys!” at Susan and Gordon, David, 5 in the morning would dis- Some things, however, are truly hidden Maria, Luis, and Mr. turb folks. With nowhere to Hooper who lived on go, he arrived at the home been providing the likes of annually because of this lasting benefits. “I have hid- Sesame Street. They were of his friend, Bert, who was it throughout high school, fundraiser or that one. I can den your word in my heart different ages and races of a security guard at and to have them move on hardly believe the word that I might not sin against folks, who were friends with KornFlake S. Peciality fac- out in order to get those “fun” is in the middle of that you.” a talking bird, an elephant tory. Can these two room- things anywhere else but word. Now that is something and two blue monsters, and mates be able to talk small by Kathleen here would be a money I don’t want to be worth hiding; not to men- they all talked "small talk." talk without driving each Kjolhaug saver as far as I’m con- “Debbie Downer” here. No, I tion there are no hidden You know, that dandelion other crazy?" cerned. do not. So, with tongue in costs. They’ve already been starts with the letter D, But you see Bert and “Be aware of all the Yup, college or any type cheek I write this. However, paid …long ago. Amen. ship starts with letter S, Ernie are from the classic hidden costs of college,” the of schooling beyond high hidden costs of college are a and that C is for Cookie, movie "It’s a Wonderful article stated. On and on it school isn’t cheap, but nei- lot less hidden than the which is good enough for Life." May we all have that. droned about the extra costs ther is living at home. Now, ones that sneak up on you me. God bless. that we should be aware of. I don’t want to take all the before they even get there. "Sesame Street" also After having six kids make wind out the sails of the Many of us are unarmed their way through the col- experts who think that we when dealing with that Social Security News … lege experience at one point may or may not be aware of which we find ourselves in or another, in one form or the “hidden” costs, but my the midst of during our par- Some benefits affect Social Security benefits another, and noting the guess is that most of us enting years. Cell phones expense of it along the jour- have outlived the surprise would be a prime example. by Patty Hoffman by insurance companies on www.socialsecurity.gov/pub ney, I had to chuckle. element long ago. I believe By the time ours went off to Social Security Public behalf of employers. s/EN-05-10018.pdf. Among the “hidden” costs it went by the wayside for college, texting or any Affairs Specialist Public disability pay- Please be sure to report were meals out once in a me when we began to not added features were not an ments that may affect your changes. If there is a while. This adds up to sev- even flinch when purchas- automatic. Much delibera- Many people working Social Security benefits are change in the amount of eral hundred bucks per ing $100 basketball shoes or tion went into each and nowadays have more than those paid from a federal, your other disability pay- year, they explained. any type of sports shoe for every thing handed over. one job, so it’s not uncom- state, or local government ment, or if those benefits Apparently, this is news. that matter. We tried desperately to not mon for them to have sever- for disabling medical condi- stop, let us know. Tell us if hide the cost that was al sources of income. tions that are not job-relat- the amount of your workers’ My goodness, by the time they apparently hidden to them. Owning multiple small ed. Examples of these are compensation or public dis- I remember getting a call businesses, seasonal jobs, civil service disability bene- ability payment increases left for college, I was “saving” from one who was not only and the economy add to the fits, state temporary dis- or decreases. Any change in away at college, but appar- mix — and complexity — of ability benefits, and state or the amount or frequency of all kinds of money … ently had a crush on some our modern day economy. local government retire- these benefits is likely to guy during that first semes- It’s important to keep in ment benefits that are affect the amount of your I wanted to counter and Hidden fees? Hmmm … ter. She was quite disap- mind that having multiple based on disability. Social Security benefits. make mention that this lit- graduation pictures for pointed because she’d sources of income can some- Some public benefits An unexpected change in tle phenomenon known as twins wasn’t exactly a pic- missed the texts he’d sent times affect your Social don’t affect your Social benefits can have unintend- “eating out” isn’t exactly nic, nor were prom dresses her one evening. Why did Security benefits. Security disability benefits. ed consequences, but not if something that’s hidden. three years in a row. she miss them? There was Disability payments If you receive Social you’re informed and have It’s been out in the open for Dishing out dollars in order no texting on her phone. from private sources, such Security disability benefits, financially prepared your- many a year … at least to attend games our kids She didn’t have a temper as private pensions or and one of the following self. Visit our benefits plan- around here. In fact, it’s not played in was another little tantrum, she shelled out insurance benefits, don’t types of public benefits, ner webpage at only been out in the open, drain on the cash flow $15 a month to purchase it affect your Social Security your Social Security bene- www.socialsecurity.gov/plan but was practiced unapolo- around here. I wouldn’t herself. The crush was soon disability benefits. Workers’ fits will not be reduced: ners for information about getically long before they have missed a one, but squished as he was on to compensation and other • Veterans Admin- your options for securing went off to college. I’ve actu- etched in the memory banks another who he was appar- public disability benefits, istration benefits; your future. ally been known to toss a is a picture of us standing in ently able to reach. however, may reduce your • State and local gov- Patty Hoffman is the coin or two in their direction line waiting to get hands Bummer. Social Security benefits. ernment benefits, if Social public affairs specialist for so they could get a meal stamped as prices inched Yup, some things truly Workers’ compensation ben- Security taxes were deduct- North Dakota and western elsewhere other than home. their way up from $2, to are hidden and, other times, efits are paid to a worker ed from your earnings; or Minnesota. Write her at c/o Added expenses such as eventually $5 or more per not so much. Psalm 119:11 because of a job-related • Supplemental Social Security computers and technology away game. speaks of the kinds of injury or illness. These ben- Security Income (SSI). Administration, 4207 costs were also mentioned My goodness, by the time things that are worth hid- efits may be paid by federal You can read more about Boulder Ridge Road, Ste. in the article. I have a they left for college, I was ing. And the cost of having or state workers’ compensa- the possible ways your ben- 100, Bismarck, ND 58503 secret for that author. We’ve “saving” all kinds of money these hidden within, have tion agencies, employers, or efits might be reduced at 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Russell L. Culkins, 86 Debra A. Severson, 59 William F. Sundholm, 94 Thief River Falls - home along Smiley Bridge Thief River Falls - Bachelor’s Degree and New Brighton - William is preceded by his Russell Culkins, 86, of Road where they have con- Debra Severson, 59, of Thief Master’s Degree as a Family William F. wife: Alyce, and sister: Thief River Falls passed tinued to reside. River Falls, passed away on Nurse Practitioner at the Sundholm, age 94, of New Jeanette Beatty. Survived away peacefully on Sunday, Russ worked at different Saturday, September 29, at University of North Dakota Brighton passed away. by step-sons: Dennis and September 23, at his resi- companies in the Thief River Sanford Hospital in Thief in Grand Forks, ND. Funeral Service at Steven (Brenda) Helle, dence with Falls area including City River Falls While earning these Kozlak-Radulovich Blaine numerous nieces, nephews, his loving Dairy, Peterson Biddick, with her lov- degrees Deb worked a full Chapel, 107th Ave. NE and cousins, family and friends. family at his Grundy’s Office Supply, ing family at time job plus various other Hwy 65, on Saturday Memorials preferred to side. Eddy’s Bakery Delivery and her side. part time jobs in the nursing Ocotber 6, 2018 at 10 a.m. American Lung Association. F u n e r a l Border Drug. In 1967 Russ Mass of field including teaching with visitation one hour www.kozlakradulovich.com service was and Thelma became self- C h r i s t i a n Practical Nursing at UND prior. Interment at Sunset A00003B2018OT03 held on employed and started a Burial will and NCTC, Northwest Cemetery. F r i d a y , business called Culkins be held at Medical Center First September Caged Layers and during 1:30 p.m. on Medical, CNC 1 Unit of Marlene J. Hanson, 84 28, at Oak this period Russ also worked T h u r s d a y, Northwest Medical Center P a r k as a Field Representative for October 4 at where she was Supervisor, Thief River Falls - and later as dining room L u t h e r a n the National Farmers S t . House Supervisor at the Marlene Hanson, 84 of Thief manager. She retired in C h u r c h , Organization. A few years B e r n a r d ’ s hospital in Thief River Falls River Falls, passed away on 1991 and found enjoyment rural Oklee, with Rev. later the couple found their Catholic Church in Thief and also did some Floor Wednesday, September 26, in working as a volunteer at Jeffery Merseth officiating. earthly calling as independ- River Falls, with Father Nursing at the hospital. As a at Thief River Care Center, the hospital coffee shop for Burial followed at ent contractors for Shaklee Rick Lambert presiding. Nurse Practitioner, Deb Thief River many years. Clearwater Cemetery, (doing business as R & T Burial will follow at worked in Oklee, Fosston Falls, with Marlene loved her chil- Wyandotte Township, Sales), which continues to Greenwood Cemetery in and Erskine. Her last posi- her loving dren, grandchildren and Pennington County, the present. Russ also con- Thief River Falls. tion was at the hospital in family by great-grandchildren, and Minnesota. tinued to be watchful for Visitation will be held Warren working as an RN, her side. enjoyed her time with them. Russell Leonard Culkins other business opportunities from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. with which she enjoyed a lot. In Mass of She also enjoyed reading was born April 9, 1932 in to feed his entrepreneurial a 7 p.m. prayer service on July of 2017 Deb was diag- C h r i s t i a n Christian based books; she Pennington County, Thief spirit. Wednesday, October 3 at nosed with Stage 4 cancer. Burial was was never without a book. River Falls, the son of Music was a passion for Johnson Funeral Service in Deb’s life was being a held on Her family was her life; her Patrick W. and Ruth Andrea Russ; he played guitar, sang Thief River Falls. Visitation nurse and caregiver. She T u e s d a y , love was for her Heavenly (Larson) Culkins. He was and had his own band called will also be held one hour was an angel before she was October 2, at Father. Marlene enjoyed her baptized into the Lutheran Russ Culkins and the prior to the service on an angel. She had a love for St. Bernard’s Catholic time with her dearest friend, faith and confirmed as an Rythmaires playing…“old Thursday at St. Bernard’s animals, recycling and car- Church in Thief River Falls, Irene Ellingson, until Irene adult at Clearwater time, new time, rock ’n roll Catholic Church. ing for the earth, her indoor with Father Rick Lambert was called to be with the Lutheran Church, north of anytime!” He also enjoyed Debra Ann Holmstrom and outdoor plants, shop- presiding. Burial followed Lord. She also treasured Plummer. Russ attended travel, bald eagle art, telling was born June 13, 1959 in ping for a good sale and let- at St. Bernard’s Catholic her “McDonalds” time with country school, St. Hilaire jokes, networking, schmooz- St. Paul, the daughter of ting Eddie know what he Cemetery in Thief River her sisters on Sunday. Over Elementary and graduated ing, telling of tall tales, was Donald and Maxine should do next. She Falls. the years of moving around from Lincoln High School an avid reader and loved (Szczepanski) Holmstrom. absolutely adored her Marlene JoAnn Hanson they met many good friends with the class of 1950. spending time with family She was baptized and con- grandchildren and all her was born daughter of and Marlene stayed in touch On January 3, 1952 Russ and friends. firmed at St. Edward’s family; as busy as Deb was Herman and Doris (Phelps) with a few of them by email. entered into service with the Russ was a member of Catholic Church in she always made time for Sturre, at a little place just Marlene said she enjoyed United States Air Force. He Oak Park Lutheran Church, Strandquist. Deb attended her family, friends and co- south of Thief River Falls their time in the service, was primarily stationed at rural Oklee, where he held school in Strandquist gradu- workers. called “Hazel”, on June 6, moving around, seeing dif- Davis-Monthan Air Force various offices. He also held ating with Honors in the Survivors include her lov- 1934. Later the family ferent places and meeting Base, AZ as well as two memberships with Rotary class of 1977. Starting in ing husband of 38 years moved to Goodridge. At the new friends. tours to Great Britain. He Club, American Legion Post high School Deb worked bar- Eddie; daughters Amanda age of six, the family moved Survivors include her attained the rank of Staff 117, Eagle’s Club, and the tending at the Rainbow Club (Keith Neadeau Jr.) to Portland, OR where her children, Deborah (Doug) Sergeant. Russ was NFO. at Strandquist and was a Severson and Amber parents worked in the ship Derosier of Red Lake Falls, Honorably Discharged on Survivors include his lov- CNA at the Karlstad Severson; grandchildren, yards. The family moved to Edvin Jr. (Barb) Hanson of January 2, 1956. He ing wife of 60 years Thelma Nursing Home. Kiana, Karson and Callie all Malory, as well as various Dupo, IL, Theresa (Danny) returned to the family farm of Thief River Falls; children On July 12, 1980 Deb was of Thief River Falls; mother places around the Goodridge Johnsrud of Goodridge, south of Thief River Falls Kevin (Wendy) Culkins of united in marriage to Eddie Maxine Holmstrom of area. Marlene attended Renae (Patrick) Garland of and went to work at Land-O- Thief River Falls, Brian Severson at St. Edward’s Strandquist; sisters Kathy country school for a few Tehachapi, CA, Brian Lakes. (Marcia) Culkins of Otsego, Catholic Church in (Randy) Nelson of Karlstad, years before moving into (Nancy) Hanson of In 1957, at a dance at and Lynne (Kenneth) Law of Strandquist. To this union Renee (Jim Nystul) Nelson Goodridge and attending the Maynard, MN and Bruce Smiley Hall, Russ met his Grand Prairie, TX; grand- three children were born: and Brenda (Jeff) Poe all of Goodridge School. Hanson of Warroad; grand- future wife Thelma Jean children Jonas Culkins and Jeremy, Amanda and Amber. Thief River Falls; and It was in Goodridge children, Chris (Tess), Nelson. The couple was mar- Megan (DJ) Earls; sister’s- They lived in Karlstad and numerous nieces, nephews, where Marlene met her Brooke (Josiah), Matt ried on June 14, 1958 at St. in-law Ardith (Donald) Red Lake Falls for a short and other relatives and future husband Edvin (Jenn), Brad (Sara), Ashley Olaf Lutheran Church in Hanson and Adella (Dale) time before making their friends. Hanson. They were united (Bryce), Jason (Katie), Grygla. To this union three Mortenson; and many other permanent home in Thief Deb is preceded in death in marriage on November Kramer (Jenny), Erica children were born: Kevin, family and friends. River Falls. by son Jeremy in infancy; 13, 1950. Edvin joined the (Averre), Kelsey (Shane), Brian and Lynne. They Russell is preceded in Deb earned her LPN and father Donald Holmstrom Air Force in January and Elroy (Breanna), Tyler made their home in Thief death by his parents; grand- RN Degrees at Northland and her grandparents. after basic training Marlene (Chantel), Jasmine (Stacy), River Falls for a short time parents Jonas and Laura Community Technical Condolences may be sent joined Ed in Texas. After Ed Arissa (Mike), Shayla before moving to his grand- Larson and Thomas and College in Thief River Falls. at www.johnsonfuneralser- was sent to Guam, Marlene (Stephen), Baylee, Jessica parent’s farm, Jonas and Elizabeth Culkins; and She continued on to earn her vice.com A00003B2018OT03 moved back to Goodridge (Seth), Lauren (Phongsy), Laura Larson. In the fall of brothers Donald, Sidney and where she was employed by Kyle (special friend Marisa), 1963 they purchased a farm Randall. Andrew O. Skaar, 96 Irene Ellinson. Upon Ed’s McKenzie (special friend in Smiley Township, Condolences may be sent return they moved to Quinton) and Tyler; and 31 Pennington County where at www.johnsonfuneralser- Thief River Falls - Agriculture in Crookston. Chanute Air Force Base in great-grandchildren; broth- they resided until 1974. In vice.com Andrew Skaar, 96, Thief Following school, Andy Rantoul, IL where their first er Curtis of Goodridge; sis- 1975 the family built their A00003B2018OT03 River Falls, passed away on returned home to farm on child, Deborah, was born. In ter Avis Frazier of Wednesday, September 26, the family farm in Norden 1957 the family moved back Goodridge; sisters-in-law at Thief River Care Center, Township. He eventually to San Antonio where six Phyllis Sturre, Kathy Thief River expanded his farming opera- more children joined the Johnson, Margaret Falls. tion and after his brother family: Edvin Jr., Theresa, Peterson; brother-in-law, Carriers Needed! F u n e r a l Leonard’s passing, pur- Keith, Renae, Brian, and Kenny Hanson; special service was chased the family home- Bruce. friend, Lona Trochman; and held on stead. Marlene was employed at many nieces, nephews, rela- The Northern Watch is now T u e s d a y , Andy was a well-respect- the K.C.’s Drive Inn in San tives and friends. October 2, ed grain farmer, a successful Antonio, TX as a waitress Marlene is preceded in accepting applications at Trinity businessman, a devout and and later as manager. The death by her husband L u t h e r a n knowledgeable politician, a family then moved to Forbes Edvin; son Keith; grand for carrier delivery people Church in beloved family member and Air Force Base, Topeka, KS, baby Shanon; maternal par- Thief River a true friend to many. later to Wright Patterson ents; sisters, Janice Hanson for the Thief River Falls area. Falls, with Andy served six terms in Air Force Base, Dayton, OH and Doris (Venetta) Rev. John Voelker officiat- the Minnesota Legislature and after twenty years, Ed Skibicki; brothers, Burnard, Earn up to $9 per hour. ing. Burial followed at Park from 1962 – 1974 and served retired from the United Gerald, and Enzely; Ridge Cemetery, Norden on many committees while States Military and the fam- nephews, Clark Skibicki and Township, Pennington in office. He was instrumen- ily returned to live in Brian Frazier; and her Girls and boys of all ages are County. tal in getting the Northland Goodridge. beloved best friend, Irene encouraged to apply, along Andrew Ordeen Skaar Community College estab- Marlene was employed at Ellingson. was born on the family farm lished in Thief River Falls as the Trapper Trader for a Special thanks to the with adults and families. in Norden Township, well as the Thief River Falls while and later at the Thief River Falls Dialysis Pennington County, on Regional Airport Terminal. Goodridge School. In 1981 Unit and Thief River Care January 3, 1922, the son of Andy served on the Norden the family moved to Thief Center. Ole Andrew and Olga Township Planning River Falls where Marlene Condolences may be sent Call Today 681-4450 or Pauline (Nelson) Skaar. He Commission and Township was employed for 13 years at to www.johnsonfuneralser- was baptized in April of Assessor. He was a loved the Best Western as hostess vice.com A00003B2018OT03 apply at The Times 1922 and confirmed May 30, and respected member of 324 Main Ave. N. Thief River Falls 1937. Andy attended City Trinity Lutheran Church. View School and graduated Survivors include sib- from Northwest School of lings, Faythe Kinnunen of T.H.E. BUS ROUTES & SCHEDULES Menagha, Erven (Bette) Tri-Valley Heartland Express Skaar of Cambridge, and Please Read! All routes 10: Warren City Wide from Martha Parsons of Yelm, will arrive approximate- 9 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., WA; numerous nieces and ly between 10 and 11 Hallock City Wide from nephews; and many other a.m. All Routes Are Now 12:15 p.m to 2:15 p.m., relatives and friends. Guaranteed! Please call Karlstad City Wide 2:45 Andrew is preceded in by 3:00 p.m. the day p.m. to 4:30 p.m. AKE N HE OLD death by his parents; sib- before to reserve your –––––––––– T O T C lings, Oline (Rod) Markine, ride. Polk, Red Lake and in Thelma (Art) Terrian, Elsie –––––––––– Clearwater Counties (Robert) Fairbank and Pennington, Marshall (800) 201-3432 Option 3 Leonard Skaar; brothers-in- & Kittson Counties Thursday, October 4: law, Harold Kinnunen and (800) 201-4342 Option 3 No service Charles Parsons. Thursday, October 4: Friday, October 5: Quality Wears! Memorials will be donat- Fargo/Moorhead No service ed to the Trinity Lutheran Friday, October 5: No Monday, October 8: Quality Saves! 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The grant will Thief River Falls tives Cody Hempel and Faye Auchenpaugh, be used for general operating expenses at 218-681-2850 Heritage Center President Skip Swanson, the center. (Submitted) Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 9 Pennington County puppy tests positive for rabies Nineteen area Another dog was exposed to County. On Sept. 5, the also noted excessive panti- regarding potential human to report abnormal observed the puppy and remains in puppy suffered a head ng, decreased appetite, and exposure, the laboratory interactions between people explosed quarantine. injury while playing. On a fever. The puppy was repeated rabies testing. A wildlife and domestic ani- Around July 1, the rabid Sept. 12, the owner brought treated for a suspected vac- second rabies fluorescent mals immediately to a vet- to rabies puppy, a male blue the puppy to a veterinarian cine reaction with anti- antibody test and an unoffi- erinarian and the BAH. The heeler/black labrador for evaluation. During the inflammatory medications cial rabies Polymerase puppy had an unusually retriever, was attacked and visit, the puppy was vacci- and antihistamines. Chain Reaction test were long incubation period of A 16-week-old puppy in bitten in the hind leg by a nated against rabies. When The puppy continued to positive, and rabies was over two months, illustrat- Pennington County tested skunk while still at the leaving the clinic, the owner develop progressive signs of confirmed on Friday, Sept. ing the variability that can positive for rabies on breeder’s home in Marshall noticed the dog was limping neurologic disease and was 21. occur. Friday, Sept. 21. The dog County. The breeder shot on his right-hind leg and examined at another veteri- The Minnesota Additionally, when rabies was euthanized four days the skunk and did not sub- appeared disoriented. nary clinic on Sept. 14. The Department of Health contest results are negative earlier. Nineteen people mit it for rabies testing. On Sept. 13, the puppy’s attending veterinarian tacted 35 people who were and the animal has exhibit- exposed to the puppy were Around July 15, the lameness progressed to inquired about the puppy’s potentially exposed to the ed classic clinical signs of told to receive rabies post- puppy went home with a involuntary movement of history and learned about puppy and 19 exposed peo- rabies (and has a history of exposure prophylaxis. new owner in Pennington the limb. The veterinarian the skunk attack in July. ple were recommended to skunk exposure), additional The puppy was isolated at receive rabies post-exposure rabies tests may be request- the clinic, and his health prophylaxis. ed to verify results. All dogs, continued to deteriorate. The Minnesota Board of cats, ferrets, and horses Two days later, he became Animal Health conducted should be vaccinated overly responsive to stimuli follow-up site visits to against the rabies virus. In and was unable to stand. assess animal exposure. An the event pets are exposed, The puppy was euthanized unvaccinated, 3-year old or potentially exposed, on Sept. 17. blue heeler/black labrador rabies vaccine should be The owners drove the retriever male dog had a administered within 96 puppy’s body to the North history of close contact with hours of exposure. Dakota State University the puppy. He was vaccinat- For additional informa- Veterinary Diagnostic ed against rabies on Sept. tion on rabies in animals Laboratory for rabies test- 17 and quarantined by the and to view a map of posi- ing on Monday, Sept. 17. board on Sept. 21 for 180 tive cases in Minnesota, The laboratory issued an days from the date of last visit the BAH website. For interim report on Tuesday, known exposure to the questions on rabies expo- Sept. 18, stating the official puppy. The dog appears sure to domestic animals, rabies fluorescent antibody healthy at this time. call 651-201-6808. If you test was negative. The puppy’s littermate, have questions concerning A necropsy was per- who did not have observed rabies exposure in people, formed, and additional exposure to the skunk, is contact the Minnesota microscopic evaluation reported to be healthy and Department of Health at revealed inflammation in is scheduled to be vaccinat- 651-201-5414. the brain and spinal cord. ed against rabies this week. Due to those additional This case is an important It’s ain’t no bull! Roppe Farms entered this Parade on Saturday, Sept. 29. findings and concerns reminder for animal owners float in the Middle River Goose Festival Explore … Middle River

This 1942 John Deere “B” tractor, restored by Leo Orpen, pulled a float in the Middle River Goose Festival Parade for the Middle River Sportsmen’s Club. See the video from the Middle River Goose Fest online at www.trftimes.com or on Facebook.

John F. Edman, director of Explore Minnesota, visited Thief River Falls and northwestern Minnesota last week to observe efforts to attract attention to hunting and outdoor activities in the region. Edman said he was very impressed and couldn’t believe he’d never been to Goose Fest. He was also introduced to a couple of trolls in Thief River Falls. This one is located at the Thief River Falls Regional Airport. Goose Festival is vitally important to NW Minnesota

by David Hill northwestern Minnesota to western Minnesota, which Editor attend the Goose Fest to see attracts more tourism activ- and take part in the festi- ity. The economic impact of val. He said the festivals in Edman said he was very tourism to Pennington Minnesota he has attended happy to talk with the County is over $24 million bring out the best in media and spread the word. in gross sales, according to Minnesota. Like Goose In fact, spreading the the Minnesota Department Fest, he said, the events are word may be one of the of Revenue. The economic authentic and real because most effective ways of impact to Marshall County they take advantage of advertising. Edman said is almost $5 million in gross what’s there. Goose hunt- the state has recognized, sales. Although the two ing, he said, is totally a part and continues to recognize, counties are next to each of this community. He said communities like Middle other, and both benefit from when he looked at all the River with awards for all tourism, the benefits are activities and musical per- the effort they put into fes- grossly different. formances, it’s clear they tivals and activities like John Edman, director of put a lot of work into this Goose Fest. The state also Texas Roadhouse and their armadillo mas- Goose Festival Parade on Saturday, Sept. Explore Minnesota, visited festival in a unique way and works with media to ampli- Middle River this past week it attracts thousands of peo- fy the voice of those commu- cot, Andy, appeared in the Middle River 29. to see what this small com- ple. nities. They do that through munity was doing to attract For several years, the advertising, providing tourists. Edman said that communities of Middle grants for advertising, and for some reason, he had River and Thief River Falls social media. Word of mouth never been to Middle River have hosted media outlets is still the best advertising to see what Goose Fest had from throughout the three- and Middle River has a lot to offer. state area in order to high- to offer, he said. Edman said that when light what the region has to Edman said he had never he thinks and talks about offer in terms of hunting been to Goose Fest and he tourism, he tells people it is and outdoor activities. The was impressed. “I cannot a $15 billion industry in news media attending the believe I haven’t been here Minnesota. Some areas are event also write and create before,” he said. larger or have more to offer stories and buzz about and attract more tourists what’s great about north- than others, but it doesn’t mean the impact is any less important or that the dollars are smaller in a small- For all your Aerial Spraying Needs er community. In fact, as a percentage, the impact of tourism dollars on a smaller community may be much more significant. Annually, Goose Fest attracts thousands of visitors over a long weekend. As of the 2010 census, the population of 2010 was 303. Edman said tourism is OSE AIRSPRAY very important, but espe- Evan Ose, Owner/Operator The Kem Shriners Roseau County SnowNobles ran through some of their drills during the cially so for smaller commu- Middle River Goose Festival Parade on Saturday, Sept. 29. It was almost cold enough for nities. 330 Markley Ave. N. Office (218) 689-8098 snow. Edman said he was in Thief River Falls, MN 56701 [email protected] 10 ~ Thief River Falls Times SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Wednesday, October 3, 2018 SENIOR2018-19 Thief River Falls SPOTLIGHT Have a Great Season Luke Perkovich Good Luck Prowlers PROWLERS! Current Sport: Football Position: Right tackle and nose guard Weʼre all behind you! Favorite Sports Team: Minnesota Timberwolves PENNINGTON FAST LUBE & SERVICE CENTER Favorite Food: Pancakes Home of the fast affordable oil changes and Favorite Movie/TV show: The Flash automotive repairs with ASE certified mechanics. 201 Main Ave S. • 681-8972 • Thief River Falls Career Highlight/favorite memory: Starting my first var- 218-681-6265 sity game.

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L&M Fleet in TRF/Continued (Continued from Page 1) employed as the manager at bit of attention devoted to that formerly housed Kmart. The L&M Fleet offices, bathrooms, the back Kmart’s lawn and garden Supply store will be man- of the store, the loading department. aged by Jeremiah Nichols. dock and the area that Initially, L&M Fleet Sixty to 70 percent of the houses the service garage. Supply will employ about employees work full-time at Thief River Falls was 40 people in Thief River the store. L&M Fleet always a market in which Falls. It is expected that Supply still hopes to fill sev- L&M Fleet Supply was number will eventually eral positions. interested. The Bemidji climb to at least 50. Some The employees and own- store has seen a consider- employees have trained at ers have been busily prepar- able amount of traffic from other L&M Fleet Supply ing to welcome customers to the Thief River Falls area. locations over the last sev- the store. Customers will The company has also eral months. immediately notice that the advertised for years with The Mattesons noted building has been painted the Northern Watch. Upon that a fair amount of the and improvements have hearing the Kmart property new employees were for- been made to the parking was for sale here, the own- merly employed at Kmart. lot. ers aggressively sought to Assistant Manager Jim The building has also buy the property. Templin was formerly been remodeled with quite a

About 30 experts gathered at Quality Inn and Suites in Thief River Falls Friday, Sept. 28, to continue a statewide dialogue about older adults in Minnesota’s workforce. Get back to work?/Continued As identified earlier, grandchildren so the par- there aren’t enough ents can work. They believe younger workers to replace it’s important to take care of aging and retiring workers. family first. At least in this region of the Sen. Mark Johnson iden- state, immigrants also tified three particular chal- won’t be filling all the lenges for businesses and needs. The experts noted communities in northwest- that the scene in northwestern Minnesota - housing, ern Minnesota is changing, child care and a lack of a but there still aren’t enough skilled workforce. Each is a immigrants to fill the problem on its own, but needs. they are interconnected. Gary Eichten, MPR news Eichten wanted to know Leaders of the conversa- editor-at-large and retired whether age discrimination tion said the next steps to program host, was the mod- exists in this region of the be taken by a citizen com- erator of a meeting in Thief state. One regional repre- mission will include explor- River Falls. sentative said “absolutely.” ing tax code changes, and He added that he didn’t reaching out to employers (Continued from Page 1) think it was intentional, but about their retraining the region’s legislative rep- myths that older workers needs. resentatives - Sen. Mark don’t have the soft skills, Johnson, former state sena- aren’t as flexible, energetic tor LeRoy Stumpf, Sen. or dedicated to the job con- The signage is up, and customers will soon enter L&M Fleet Supply in Thief River Falls. Paul Anderson, and Rep. tinue to persist. The business is set to open later this week in the former Kmart building. Deb Kiel. Others said that’s a per- Eichten said previous ception, but that from their conversations identified dif- experience, older workers ferences between regions, have much more to offer /Continued but there have been some and can and are willing to Vivian’s 100th commonalities. One, in par- learn and reinvent them- ticular, is a lack of a skilled selves. (Continued from Page 1) girl” for a family there, in directors for many years, as workforce. One local provider said homesteaded by Edgar and order to earn money to well. She is still an active Experts believe this one of the myths out there his father and grandfather. attend teachers college at member of the First problem will only get worse. is that seniors have a nega- LaRhae Grindal Knatterud, Adele’s family had moved Kearney, Neb, for two years. Presbyterian Church in Red One solution everyone was tive impact on insurance director, Aging there from Chicago, where But when World War II Lake Falls. there to discuss was how to pools. In fact, statistics say Transformation Department her father had worked as a began, she moved back to Vivian and Harry have bring older individuals back the most costly employee is of the Minnesota carpenter for the Pullman San Diego to work at three children: Donna into the workforce. about 32 years old and has Company, building railroad Consolidated Vultee, a com- Myhrer of St. Hilaire, Dr. It’s not out of the realm two dependents. Department of Human cars. pany that manufactured Roger Sjulson of Fosston, of possibility. People are liv- Where will the training Services, talked about the Vivian’s childhood was airplanes. She was an ele- and Dr. Neil Sjulson of New ing longer and see the next come from and who will pay value of older adults in the fairly typical for rural vator operator there for a Braunfels, Texas. 20 years or more as an for it are also issues being workforce. America. She recalls the couple of years. Vivian’s 100th birthday opportunity to reinvent discussed. Representatives Dirty Thirties, better While in San Diego, was celebrated with a large themselves. Another group of businesses testified they known as the “Dust Bowl,” Vivian was a regular mem- gathering at the St. Hilaire of older workers that may are providing their own when winds and drought ber of a Young People’s Community Center which also need to return to the training, or have turned to blew the dry dirt into every Group at a Baptist Church, included most of her chil- workforce may be those who local colleges and universi- corner, creating low visibili- which was where she met dren, grandchildren, and discovered that they hadn’t ties for help. But, there did- ty and choking clouds of Harry Sjulson of great-grandchildren, as saved enough for retire- n’t seem to be a common dust. Vivian recalls that it Minnesota, her future hus- well as nearly all of her ment and need to return to solution. was so dry in western band. They corresponded nieces and nephews and the workforce to pay for Sen. Anderson said that Nebraska that her father during his military service their spouses, a crowd of their expenses. from his experience, col- had to herd their cattle to and were married at Potter, about 60 people. A special The local and regional leges and universities are Colorado to find adequate after his return in birthday party was also experts said a common chal- more than willing to pro- grazing. December 1947. given for her after the serv- lenge with these groups is vide assistance, but their In addition to her elder Harry and Vivian, who ice Sunday, Sept. 30, at the providing retraining and systems are not equipped brother, Earl, Vivian had have now been married for First Presbyterian Church meeting their unique or for making quick changes. Sen. Paul Anderson was two younger siblings, over 70 years, moved to in Red Lake Falls. individual needs. Some of Curriculum changes take as one of the guests at a dia- Dorothy and Ralph. Their rural St. Hilaire in 1955 On Sunday, Oct. 7, an the challenges might be long as two years to com- logue about older adults in home also housed a succes- and, in 1964, to their pres- open house will be held at physical, another might be plete. Minnesota’s workforce, sion of “hired men” who ent home in the St. Hilaire the St. Hilaire Community a need for modified work Other challenges facing which was held in Thief worked on the ranch and, community. In addition to Center (behind the Fire hours so that they can be senior workers and busi- River Falls on Friday, Sept. for several summers, her keeping house, Vivian Hall) for members of the the caregivers they need to nesses were also discussed. older cousin, Eileen, who worked for a few years as a Thief River Falls, St. be. Although seniors may be 28, and had some thoughts helped with cooking for the teacher’s aide at the St. Hilaire, and Red Lake Falls Another solution might willing or want to return to about how policy could large harvest crews and Hilaire Elementary School, communities and surround- simply be to keep employees the workforce, many, for affect the number of older sewed school dresses for and has spent countless ing area. All friends are on the job for a longer peri- example, are caring for adults in the workforce. Vivian and Dorothy. hours babysitting for grand- encouraged to stop by od of time. Again, the issues After she graduated from children and great-grand- between 2 p.m. and 4:30 may include training and Potter High School in 1937, children. She was a member p.m. to wish Vivian a happy meeting individual needs Justice Center lease Vivian moved to San Diego, of the Thief River Falls birthday! (No gifts, please.) that might include modified Calif., to work as a “hired Concert Series board of work hours. approved/Continued

(Continued from Page 1) are using Courtroom B, the County approves preliminary levy before the Human Services smaller of the two court- Department moves into rooms. Technology equip- by April Scheinoha the courthouse sometime Five other firms were in the Engelstad Pioneer Village. that space. The third floor ment has been removed Reporter after the Justice Center is same situation. Bakken had requested currently houses two court- from Courtroom A, where finished. Currently, those While there are a few an increase in funding. rooms, the Court the parties now wait until The Pennington County employees are located at the unknowns regarding the PCHS has received $13,000 Administrator’s Office and a they appear in Courtroom B. Board approved a prelimi- county-owned Human 2019 budget, County Board per year in county funding judge’s chambers. Commissioners also dis- nary 2019 tax levy of Services Department build- has placed $30,000 in its for the last 20 years. County leaders want to cussed the need to expand $10,335,263 at its meeting ing and leased offices at the budget for the joint econom- Bakken sought an addition- move all of the Human the space housing the Tuesday, Sept. 25. That’s a city-owned Carnegie ic development initiative al $7,000. She outlined the Services Department Department of Motor 2.5 percent increase over Library. called Advance Thief River. various improvements that employees to the courthouse Vehicles. Plans call for the 2018. Another unknown is how However, at this time, com- have been made and events sometime after the Justice wall to be removed between Prior to formal approval much money the county may missioners are unsure that have been held at Center is finished. Those the DMV and County in December, the County owe Enbridge Energy. A whether the county will pay Pioneer Village since she employees are now located Attorney Seamus Duffy’s Board may decrease the Minnesota Tax Court judge that amount. has been named director. at the county-owned Human former office. Duffy’s office property tax levy; however, has ruled that Enbridge’s Commissioners were con- Bakken further noted that Services Department build- has since moved to the it cannot increase the levy entire pipeline was overval- cerned about providing foundation work may need ing on Knight Avenue and Justice Center. beyond the preliminary ued in 2012, 2013 and 2014. $30,000, when Jobs Inc. to be completed on log cab- leased offices at the city- County Board app- amount. The Minnesota Department won’t be providing the same ins at the village and a owned Carnegie Library. roved obtaining an The County Board is set of Revenue determined amount and the Thief River building needs to be Plans call for those employ- appraisal for Dean to hold a public hearing those valuations. Falls City Council hasn’t yet reroofed. Commissioners ees to move to the third floor Foods’ gravel parking lot about the 2019 levy and The pipeline is located in formally voted on whether it ultimately approved of the current courthouse. south of the Justice budget Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 6 the following local counties: will provide $30,000. increasing the appropria- Commissioner Darryl Center. “I think it’s p.m. Commissioners may Beltrami, Kittson, In 2018, the county, city tion by $500. Tveitbakk noted that BKV behoove of us to look at it,” consider those items at their Marshall, Pennington, Polk and Jobs Inc. each paid County Board Group has designed a con- Tveitbakk said. County Board meeting that and Red Lake. Enbridge $13,000 for work completed approved two new hires. cept plan for the third floor Tveitbakk had suggested same evening. then paid taxes based off of between June and December Dale Stauffenecker was of the courthouse. Tveitbakk seeking an appraisal to Several unknown costs the valuations from the after economic development hired to work as the office added that the county does- determine whether commis- led commissioners to Department of Revenue. In consultant Michelle manager in the University n’t necessarily need to follow sioners wanted to present approve a 2.5 percent Pennington County, Landsverk came on board. of Minnesota Extension the concept plan. He indicat- an offer for the property. increase. They are unsure Enbridge pays about $3.5 Advance Thief River’s 2019 office. Danielle Miller was ed that cubicles could be “We need to have an how much it will cost to heat million a year in taxes. work plan is expected to be hired to work in the installed in Courtroom A appraisal done before we the nearly completed Justice County leaders are also more aggressive and require Department of Motor and a waiting/reception area offer them anything,” Center in 2019. wondering if the county will more time from Landsverk. Vehicles. could be created nearby. Jensen said. Other unknown costs be required to pay for a The preliminary 2019 The next County Work continues on the Dean Foods recently include any future renova- reaudited 2015 county audit. budget also includes a Board meeting is sched- Justice Center. Neither of closed its facility across the tion plans at the current The State Auditor’s Office $13,500 appropriation to the uled Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 10 the courtrooms are ready street from the Justice Pennington County completed the reaudit after Pennington County a.m. at the Pennington yet. It is hoped that court Center. Commissioners also Courthouse. The county it decided it needed to redo Historical Society. Prior to County Courthouse. will be in session there heard that the company plans to move all of the eight 2015 county audits that determination, commis- sometime in October. In the wanted to sell its properties Human Services conducted by Hoffman, sioners heard from Jamie meantime, court staff, attor- on either side of Main Department employees to Philipp & Knutson PLLC. Bakken, director of Peder neys and affected parties Avenue as a package deal. 12 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 3, 2018

Mark Stromsodt, mayor, and Thief River Radio personality, was the emcee of the Middle River Goose Festival Parade Saturday, Sept. 29.

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Storm knock A break from the routine TRF boys take off Chargers in third at Pelican battle of state- Rapids CC meet Thief River Falls ran to a third place fin- ranked teams ish in the Pelican Rapids boys cross country meet Thursday, Sept. 27 behind top-10 fin- The road to a Section 8 nine-man champi- ishes from Jake Davis and Isaac Mauch. onship will go through Stephen after the sec- Daniel Quick added an 11th place finish. ond-ranked Stephen-Argyle knocked off Jonah Kalsnes finished 21st and Ethan seventh-ranked Goodridge/Grygla 26-8 Fri- Lunsetter finished 29th to round out the day night. Prowler scoring. Both teams entered the game with un- Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton won the boys blemished 4-0 records and the winner would title with its scoring runners finishing third, be in the driver’s seat to earn the top seed in sixth, 10th, 13th and 17th. the section. On the girls side, Jerzie Finstad ran to a “It was a tough loss to a very good third place finish and Dru Harbott took Stephen/Argyle team,” said eighth to lead the Prowlers to a fourth place Goodridge/Grygla Head Coach John Wileb- finish. ski. Also scoring for the Prowlers were Brook- Wilebski noted that it was a handful of lyn Brouse in 17th place, Abigail Semanko plays that dictated the outcome of a game. in 28th place and Elaina Ballard in 35th Unfortunately for the Chargers, the Storm place. made a couple big pass plays early on for touchdowns. The first came on a 15-yard con- Pelican Rapids Country Meet nection between senior quarterback Hunter Boys Varsity n Top 5 - 1. David Johnston, Pelican Rapids, Yutrzenka and senior tightend Isaac Durand 17:39.10; 2. Eli Carlson, Ottertail Central 18:09.70; 3. to put the Storm up 7-0. Cade Dawson, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 18:15.90; 4. Later in the quarter, the two connected on Keegan Moses, Park Rapids Area, 18:32.20; 5. Jacob a 31-yard score to put the Storm up 14-0. Davis, Thief River Falls, 18:37.60. n TRF places - 5. Jake Davis 18:37; 8. Isaac Mauch After a missed opportunity early in the 18:49; 11. Daniel Quick 18:56; 21. Jonah Kalsnes 19:56; first quarter, the Chargers were able to put 29. Ethan Lunsetter 20:44; 40. Devin Haugen 21:24; points on the board just before half on a one- 45. Zach Wikert 21:54. yard run by quarterback Jaden Kiesow. n Team Scores - 1. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 44; 2. Thief River Falls swimmers Gwen Ellingson, Jaymin Klosterman, Vanessa Thibert, Ottertail Central 51; 3. Thief River Falls 68; 4. Lake Kiesow also kept it on the successful two- Raegan Espe and Kinsey Anderson participated in a synchronized swimming exhi- Park-Audubon 99; 5. Park Rapids Area 112; 6. Hawley point play and the Chargers went into the bition Friday afternoon at the Franklin Middle School Pool. The synchronized event High School 126. break down 14-8. n TRF Boys Junior varsity - 9. Paul Koppenhaver [Continued on page 3] is intended to be a fun mid-season break from the grind of typical practices. [Continued on page 3] Prowlers swim past Pirates in final home meet

Thief River Falls swam to lopsided win was the fact a 96-68 win over Crookston that the Prowlers got both Thursday, Sept. 27 in its the runner-up and third final home meet of the 2018 place finishes in each the season. eight races it did not win. “It was senior night and Runner-up finishes were all our seniors did a great job turned in by the 200 medley and got personal bests for relay and 200 freestyle relay the season,” said Head Coach teams, Alanah Mack in the Danielle Spiten. “Annika 200 freestyle, Molly Halsa in Dalager, Raegan Espe, and the 200 IM and 100 butterfly, Jestina LeClaire went 1, 2, Raegan Espe in the 100 and 3 in the backstroke. The freestyle and 100 backstroke, technique last night was the Maren Espe in the 100 best we’ve seen all season. breaststroke and Dalager in They are really starting to the 50 freestyle. pull it all together and they are laser focused on sec- Thief River Falls 96, Crookston 68 tions.” n 200 Medley Relay - Winner: The Prowlers picked up Crookston A 2:10.80; TRF places: race wins from Isabella Ek in TRF A (Jestina LeClaire, Kinsey An- the 500 yard freestyle race, derson, Molly Halsa, Alanah Mack) 2:17.24; 3. TRF B (Jaymin Kloster- Annika Dalager in the 100 man, Maren Espe, Paige Greene, Is- backstroke and the 400 abella Ek) 2:22.11. freestyle relay team of Rae- n 200 Freestyle - Winner: Elza- gan Espe, Molly Halsa, beth Erdman, Crookston, 2:19.27; TRF places: 2. Alanah Mack 2:23.26; Freshman Isabella Ek swam to a first place finish in the 500-yard freestyle race Thursday night in the Prowlers’ Kendal Rantanen and An- 3. Isabella Ek 2:24.89; 5. Gweneth 96-68 win over the Crookston Pirates. nika Dalager. Also contributing to the [Continued on page 3] Prowlers win Northwest Girls Tennis Quad

staying healthy, aggressive Falls 16; 2. Moorhead 13; 3. Crook- Khloe Lund/Bela Nelson 3-0, first ston 10; 4. East Grand Forks 1. place; No. 2 doubles - Hailey Kvick doubles, smart and consis- n TRF singles - No. 1 singles - /Brooklyn Brouse 3-0, first place; No. TRF wins two singles and all four doubles titles tent singles, plus as a team, Emma Fagerstrom 3-0, first place; 3 doubles - Hannah Magnusson we need to stay composed No. 2 singles - Ava Yuska 0-3, 4th /Breanna Wienen, 3-0 first place; No. Thief River Falls won two Prowlers were Khloe team in unity and in skill,” and confident.” place; No. 3 singles - Brooklyn 4 doubles - Gabby Steele/Trista of the four singles titles and Lund/Bela Nelson in the Tunberg. “Key factors for this Northwest Quad Broadwell 3-0, first place; No. 4 sin- Spears, 3-0, first place. all four doubles titles on its number one spot, Hailey last week will be everyone n Team scores - 1. Thief River gles - Bell Hamre 1-2, third place. way to winning the team Kvick/Brooklyn Brouse in the n TRF doubles - No. 1 doubles - championship at the North- two spot, Hannah Magnus- west Quad girls tennis tour- son/Breanna Wienen in the nament Tuesday, Sept. 25. number three spot, and “The girls did an incredi- Gabby Steele/Trista Spears ble job fighting through the in the four spot. cold and picking up wins The Prowlers wrapped up where we needed to,” said regular season play with a Head Coach Fabian Tunberg. dual at Grand Rapids on “It wasn’t our best day as far Monday and a home dual vs. as performance, but we did Roseau on Tuesday. find ways to win and when it When section play begins comes down to it, that’s what Thursday, Thief River Falls matters at this point of the will be seeded second behind season.” Brainerd in the north half of The Prowlers got singles Section 8AA. championships from Emma “If you look at where the Fagerstrom in the number team was the end of last fall one spot and Brooklyn to where we are now today, I Broadwell in the three spot. would say as a coach we have Winning doubles titles for the grown exponentially as a TRF SPORTS

Wednesday, Oct. 3 Saturday, Oct. 6 n Volleyball - NCTC at Central n Football - NCTC vs. Min- Lakes 6:30 p.m. nesota West noon. Thursday, Oct. 4 n Hockey - TRF Norskies at Red n Cross Country - LHS at War- Lake 7:30 p.m. ren-Alvarado-Oslo 4 p.m. n Swimming - TRF Girls at Sec- n Swimming - LHS Girls at tion True Team, Warroad 1 p.m. Grand Rapids 5 p.m. n Tennis - LHS Girls at Section n Tennis - LHS Girls at Section 8AA North Tournament 8 a.m. 8AA Team, Grand Forks Tennis n Volleyball - LHS at Perham Center, TBA. Tournament 8 a.m.; NCTC at Friday, Oct. 5 Mesabi Range 1 p.m. n Football - LHS vs. Fergus Sunday, Oct. 7 Falls 7 p.m. n Hockey - TRF Norskies at n Hockey - TRF Norskies at Fort Dryden 3:30 p.m. Franes 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9 n Tennis - LHS at Section 8AA n Cross Country - LHS at Con- Thief River Falls won the Northwest Quad Girls Tennis Tournament last week. Pictured from left to right are: North Individual Tournament, ference Meet, Pelican Rapids, 4:30 Grand Forks Tennis Center, 8 a.m. p.m. front row - Breanna Wienen, Brooklyn Broadwell, Bell Hamre, Hannah Cleven, Trista Spears, Brooklyn Brouse, n Volleyball - NCTC at Vermil- n Volleyball - LHS vs. Pequot Abigail Flaagan; back row - Wyatt Halvorson (Manager), Emma Fagerstrom, Hailey Kvick, Ava Yuska, Hannah ion 6:30 p.m. Lakes 7:30 p.m. Magnusson, Brea Prickett, Bela Nelson, Dylan Hahn (Manager). Not Pictured: Khloe Lund and Gabriella Steele. 2B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Farmers Insurance to North Stars sweep host free Norskies at REA tailgate Friday From SIJHL secure the road decision. night Robert Tyska tied it on Thief River Falls fell to 1- the power play at 4:15 of the Farmers Insurance 2 after dropping two games stanza while teammate Kyle Logan Kalinowski Agency is to the Thunder Bay North Auger also connected on the hosting a free tailgating Stars Thursday, Sept. 27 man advantage a couple event Friday night prior to and Friday, Sept. 28. shifts later in what proved the Prowler varsity football Aiken Posts shutout to be the game-winner. game vs. Fergus Falls. Thunder Bay North Stars The North Stars kept Farmers Insurance Logan netminder Brock Aiken coming and added later Kalinowski Agency will be turned aside all 28 shots he offensive efforts from serving chili from 5 to 6:45 faced to post his first Brendan Gillis and Keighan p.m., and also giving away a Superior International Gerrie to complete the come- pair tickets to the Vikings Junior Hockey League back. vs. Bears week 17 game set shutout in a 5-0 victory over Dougie Newhouse made for Sunday, Dec. 30 at U.S. the Thief River Falls 31 stops to record the win Bank Stadium. Norskies Thursday at Ralph for Thunder Bay while Engelstad Arena. Bailey Schmitz faced 36 The North Stars picked shots in defeat for Thief Backcourt Club up the only tally they would River Falls. need on this night with Ben to host free Erwin bagging his first of Thunder Bay 5, Thief River Falls 0 kindergarten the season nearly seven First Period-1, Thunder Bay, basketball clinic Thief River Falls Norskies goaltender Bailey Schmitz deflects a first period shot on minutes into the contest. Erwin 1 6:54. Penalties-Erwin TB goal during Friday night’s SIJHL game between the Norskies and the Thunder Bay Action in the middle stan- (cross checking), 15:26. za saw Thunder Bay strike Second Period-2, Thunder Bay, A free kindergarten bas- North Stars. The North Stars used four third period goals to come from behind to twice to extend their cush- Gerrie 5 (Willan), 6:04 (PP). 3, defeat the Norskies 5-2. Thunder Bay, Erwin 1 (Vecchio, ketball clinic will be held ion with Keighan Gerrie Auger), 10:57. Penalties-Piper TRF Wednesday, Oct. 3 and picking up his SIJHL-best (holding), 5:40. Wednesday, Oct. 10 from 3-4 fifth at 6:04 while Alex Third Period-4, Thunder Bay, p.m. in the Challenger Gym. Mignault 3 (Gerrie, Willan), 3:55 Erwin added his initial (PP). 5, Thunder Bay, Mignault 4 Participants will play Northland Volleyball marker at 10:57. (Scott, Gerrie), 4:56. Penalties- games and learn basic skills Pioneers win again, Central The North Stars then put Johnson TRF (interference), 1:59; helping introduce them to the game away in the third Anttonen TB (tripping), 4:56; the game of basketball. The Anttonen TB (elbowing), 8:48; thanks to a pair of Ryan Johnson TRF (tripping), 13:55; clinic is sponsored by the Lakes rematch on the horizon Mignault goals to finish off Erwin TB (holding), 14:13. Backcourt Club, while also the night’s scoring. Shots on Goal-Thunder Bay 10- meeting some of this year’s Northland Community & we will need to communi- Gerrie also added two 12-14-36; Thief River Falls 8-8-12- varsity basketball players. Northern Division 28. Technical College has won Overall Division cate their faster offense, get assists for the visitors as did Power Play Opportunities- Parents must sign a per- eight consecutive volleyball WLWLsome touches with our block teammate Joel Willan, help- Thunder Bay 2 / 3; Thief River Falls mission slip and send a note matches after sweeping Central Lakes...... 6 0 17 1 and transition that ball into ing Thunder Bay improve to 0 / 4. to their child’s teacher with Vermilion and Mesabi Northland ...... 6 1 14 2 an attack.” 2-0-1. Goalies-Thunder Bay, Aiken 2- permission to stay after Mesabi Range...... 5 2 9 5 0-1-0 (28 shots-28 saves). Thief Range in a weekend homes- Hibbing...... 3 4 6 8 Fletcher Bolda faced 36 River Falls, Bolda 0-1-0-0 (36 shots- school for the clinic. Rainy River ...... 2 5 6 12 Northland 3, Vermilion 0 shots in defeat for the 31 saves). tand Sept. 28-29. n “We did a nice job of being Itasca ...... 2 5 5 12 Scores - NCTC wins 25-13, 25- Norskies who slipped to 1-1. A-285. Vermilion ...... 0 7 1 10 20, 25-12 North Stars take second aggressive offensively and Fond du Lac...... 0 0 0 0 n Assists - Brenna Dallager 10, Thunder Bay 5, defensively,” said Head Hannah Dietsch 9, Molly Hanson 8. straight vs. Norskies Thief River Falls 2 TRF BOWLING Coach Courtney Nordby. Southern Division n Kills - Brookelynn Erickson The Thunder Bay North First Period-1, Thief River Falls, “Middles Brookelynn and Division Overall 11, Brenna Dallager 6, Megan Stars stormed back from a Piper 2 (Severson, Johnson), 5:47. WLWLGrove 5, Maddie Stewart 4, Ashlyn one-goal deficit in the third 2, Thunder Bay, Mignault 5 (Scott), Megan, as well as other Rochester ...... 6 0 14 4 Henrickson 3, Mariah Stueness 2, 8:13. 3, Thief River Falls, Severson Service League blockers were gtting more Ridgewater...... 5 2 10 9 Molly Hanson 2. period and struck for four 1 (Daman), 13:49. Penalties-Erwin WLtouches slowing the ball Minnesota West ....3 2 4 5 n Service Aces - Maddie Stewart unanswered tallies in TB (roughing), 16:23; Turbide TB TRF Times...... 43 ...... 20 down at the net. MS-Fergus Falls ...4 3 12 6 2, Brenna Dallager 1, Mariah pulling out a 5-2 triumph (roughing), 16:23; Froese TRF Zutz Farms ...... 41 ...... 22 St. Cloud ...... 2 3 7 6 Stueness 1, Brooke Brandon 1. over the Thief River Falls (roughing), 16:23; Harder TRF Mo Town ...... 36 ...... 27 Northland claimed the Western Tech...... 1 5 3 5 n Blocks (solo-assist) - Megan (roughing), 16:23; Bryant TB Demolition...... 32 ...... 31 Friday night opener in dom- Anoka-Ramsey .....0 6 0 13 Grove 1-0, Carly Mekash 1-0, Norskies Friday night in a (slashing), 18:01; Daman TRF House Bowlten ...... 20 ...... 43 inant fashion over Riverland...... 0 0 0 0 Brenna Dallager 0-2, Brookelynn Superior International (slashing), 18:01. Beiton Repair...... 17 ...... 46 Erickson 0-2. Junior Hockey League Second Period- No Scoring. High Game - Austin Olson 258, Vermilion, winning in n Digs - Brooke Brandon 8, straight sets with set scores digits in kills for the second match-up at Ralph Penalties-Gerrie TB (slashing), Zanen Hawk 220, Ron Zutz 210 Mariah Stueness 5, Carly Mekash 7:09; Ross TRF (slashing), 7:09; High Series - Austin Olson 633, of 25-13, 25-20 and 25-12. consecutive match, with a 4, Brenna Dalalger 3, Brookelynn Engelstad Arena. Eischen TRF (interference), 9:51; Zane Hawk 620, Ron Zutz 588 Brookelynn Erickson and 12 kills and seven total Erickson 3, Hannah Dietsch 1, After Thunder Bay Auger TB (hooking), 19:49. Brenna Dallager were blocks. Hannah Dietsch, 17, Maddie Stewart 1, Molly Hanson 1. blanked Thief River Falls on Third Period-4, Thunder Bay, Sunset League and Dallager, 10, both Thursday, the Norskies got Tyska 1 (Newhouse), 4:15 (PP). 5, WL Northland’s offensive lead- Northland 3, Mesabi Range 0 Thunder Bay, Auger 2 (Bryant), TRF Mini Storage ...... 9 ...... 3 ers, with 11 kills and 10 reached double figures in n Scores - NCTC wins 25-17, 25- the jump in this one as Brett 6:02 (PP). 6, Thunder Bay, Gillis 1 Custom Spray Foam ...... 8 ...... 4 assists. Maddie Stewart led 13, 25-17. Piper picked up his second (Erwin, Halushak), 8:19. 7, assists, respectively. n Digi-Key Fire & Ice ...... 8 ...... 4 Mesabi Range brought a the defensive effort with 10 Assists - Hannah Dietsch 17, of the season 5:47 into the Thunder Bay, Gerrie 6 (Auger, CHS ...... 7 ...... 5 digs. Brenna Dallager 10, Molly Hanson contest. Newhouse), 12:18. Penalties- Brite Spot...... 7 ...... 5 solid 9-4 overall record to 4. Bergland TRF (high-sticking (dou- Cocktails-N-Dreams ...... 5 ...... 7 the Northland gym for Northland has now won n Kills - Brookelynn Erickson The North Stars drew ble minor)), 2:17; Auger TB State Farm-The Winers ....5 ...... 7 Saturday’s matinee, but the eight consecutive matches 12, Mariah Stueness 8, Carly level two and a half minutes (unsportsmanlike conduct), 6:02; Border State Bank ...... 5 ...... 7 Norse were unable to slow and 24 consecutive sets Mekash 6, Brenna Dallager 6, later though with Ryan Severson TRF (unsportsmanlike HPK Strikers...... 4 ...... 8 Megan Grove 6. conduct), 6:02; Erwin TB (slashing), down the Pioneers’ attack as since it lost to Central Lakes n Service Aces - Brookelynn Mignault notching his fifth Then Split Ends ...... 2 ...... 10 8:31; Severson TRF (interference), High Game - Mandi Nelson 224, Northland claimed the in four sets on Sept. 5 in Erickson 4, Carly Mekash 1, early in the campaign to 16:10. Hannah Dietsch 1, Mariah knot the affair at 1-1. Millien Reierson 192, Kim Broten 191. match in three sets 25-17, Thief River Falls. The teams Shots on Goal-Thunder Bay 11- High Series - Mandi Nelson 522, Stueness 1. 7-13-31; Thief River Falls 12-13-6- 25-13, 25-17. meet again tonight n Thief River Falls coun- Ashley Hejlik 492, Kim Broten 476. (Wednesday, Oct. 3) at 6:30 Blocks (solo-assist) - Megan tered once more though 31. Erickson reached double Grove 4-2, Brookelynn Erickson 2- Power Play Opportunities- p.m. in Brainerd, and with a 5, Carly Mekash 0-3, Hannah before the frame was com- Thunder Bay 2 / 0; Thief River Falls win, the Pioneers could Dietsch 0-1, Ashlyn Henrickson 0-1, plete when Alec Severson 0 / 0. Mariah Stueness 0-1. Goalies-Thunder Bay, move into a first place tie in n supplied his first at 13:49 to TRF to host free youth the MCAC Northern Digs - Maddie Stewart 10, put them up 2-1 after 20 Newhouse 2-0-0-0 (31 shots-29 Carly Mekash 7, Mariah Stueness saves); Thief River Falls, Schmitz Division. 4, Brenna Dallager 3, Brookelynn minutes. 1-1-0-0 (31 shots-26 saves). wrestling clinic Oct. 8-9 “Central Lakes will be a Erickson 3, Hannah Dietsch 2, After a scoreless middle A-438. fun, fast-paced game,” Molly Hanson 1. session, Thunder Bay was Nordby said. “Defensively, all business in the third to The Thief River Falls one or both nights. Takedown Club will host a Wrestling is proven to free youth wrestling clinic build strength, endurance Monday, Oct. 8 and Tuesday, and balance while providing Beck-powered EGF offense too much for TRF Oct. 9 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at an opportunity for kids of all the Lincoln High School ages and sizes. EGF - Carter Beck 1 run (Ben Anenson 2-3-0, 11 yards; (EGF) wrestling room. For more information, Kern kick) Beck 3-5-0, 82 yards; Votava 1-1-0, The clinic is the perfect contact Coach Brian EGF - Beck 1 run (Kern kick) 19 nyards, touchdown. Green Wave rush for 410 yards EGF - Beck 42 run (Kern kick) Receiving - (TRF) Ty Johnson opportunity to try wrestling Lundeen at 218-686-2912 or Thief River Falls fell to 0- tion. EGF - Tyler Aamodt 19 pass from 5-38, Aaron Bruggeman 2-38, and meet the coaches. There email TRFTakeDown@ 5 on the season with a lop- Up next for the Prowlers Sam Votava (kick blocked) Gunner Zutz 1-23, Myles Johnson 1- is no cost to attend. gmail.com. sided 55-7 loss to a strong is a battle against a resur- EGF - Beck 1 run (Kern kick) 2; (EGF) Tyler Aamodt 3-80, Benson Participants may come to EGF - Beck 2 run (Kern kick) 1-21. East Grand Forks squad gent Fergus Falls team. EGF - Julian Benson 3 run (Kern that dominated on both the Like the Prowlers, the kick) Midwest District - Red scoreboard and the stat Otters began the season TRF - Aaron Bruggeman 22 pass Conf. sheet Friday night. with three straight losses from Grant Hartmann (Leonardo Overall Prowlers fall to Mendonca kick) Detroit Lakes ...... 4-0 5-0 “We struggled on both but have now won two in a EGF - Nick Vargas 5 run (Kern East Grand Forks...3-1 4-1 sides of the ball,” Thief River row after knocking off East kick) DGF...... 2-2 3-2 Falls Head Coach Bryce Grand Forks and Perham Perham ...... 2-2 3-2 Lakers in four sets Lingen said following the the past two weeks. n Team Statistics Fergus Falls ...... 2-2 2-3 loss. “Very frustrating “We will reassess and try Rushing (attempts-yards) - TRF Park Rapids ...... 1-3 2-3 19-34;n EGF 57-410. Pequot Lakes ...... 1-3 2-3 Detroit Lakes knocked off n Scores - Detroit Lakes wins game.” to get back on track for next Passing - TRF 9-for-21, 101 Thief River Falls .....0-4 0-5 25-15, 22-25, 25-18, 27-25. The Prowlers got off to a week,” Lingen said. “With yards; EGF 4-for-6, 101 yards. Thief River Falls in four sets n Assists - Hailey Rosendahl 10, n n to end a three-match win- slow start thanks in large only two-and-half weeks left Total yards - TRF 134; EGF Sept. 28 - Dilworth-Glyndon- Maddie Oistad 6, Madi Kisch 1, 513. Felton 14, Park Rapids 12; Detroit ning streak for the Prowlers. Marryn Dalager 1, Haylie Rogalla part to a methodical in the regular season and n Individuals Lakes 47, Pequot Lakes 0; East The Lakers claimed the 1. Greenwave offense that pos- three tough games left, we Rushing - (TRF) Brenan Peralta Grand Forks 55, Thief River Falls 7; n Kills - Madi Kisch 7, Kylee sessed the ball for nearly the have to keep grinding.” 2-14, Grant Hartmann 5-4; Kyle Fergus Falls 42, Perham 32. opening set 25-15, but the Hoffard 5, Hailey Rosendahl 4, n Prowlers bounced back to entire first quarter. Miller 2-3, Cole Johnson 5-4; (EGF) Oct. 5 - Dilworth-Glyndon- Coral Mattison 4, Haylie Rogalla 2, Carter Beck 17-119, Blake Moen 9- Felton at Detroit Lakes; Pequot claim the second set 25-22. Linnea Mowry 1. “The first quarter really Scoring 106, Julian Benson 11-63, Jackson Lakes at Park Rapids; Fergus Falls n Service Aces - Madi Kisch 2, set the tone as we only had 12 3 4T Detroit Lakes took con- Galstadn 6-38, Sam Votava 4-38. at Thief River Falls; East Grand trol again in the third set, Kylee Hoffard 1. four offensive plays, as we TRF ...... 0 0 7 0 7 Passing - (TRF) Hartmann 7- Forks at Perham. n Blocks (solo-assist) - Madi EGF ...... 14 27 7755 17-1, 90 yards, touchdown; Justin winning 25-18 and the Kisch 1-4, Kylee Hoffard 0-4, went 3 and out and had a Lakers held off a Thief River Linnea Mowry 0-4, Hailey turnover on our first play of Falls rally with a 27-25 Rosendahl 0-2, Coral Mattison 0-1. the second possession,” n Digs - Marryn Dalager 23, Lingen said. fourth set win to clinch the Kylee Hoffard 14, Maddie Oistad match. 12, Hailey Rosendahl 11, Janae EGF ran 22 first quarter Detroit Lakes 3, Erickson 11, Madi Kisch 3. plays and marched down on Thief River Falls 1 both the ground and through the air and led 14-0 after scores after a pair of one-yard touchdown runs by quarterback Carter Beck. TRF volleyball to The second quarter played out the same way as host Spikedown the Greenwave put up 27 points in the frame, beginning with a 42-yard touch- Cancer Night Oct. 9 down run by Beck. Next came a 19-yard pass from On Tuesday, Oct. 9, the the Prowler Volleyball backup quarterback Sam TRF Spikedown Club is squads take on Pequot Votava to Tyler Aamodt on a inviting the community to Lakes at Lincoln High trick play where Votava help support Prowler School. The meal will be lined up as a running back. Volleyball and support local available starting at 5 p.m. Rounding out the first half area cancer patients’ treat- in the LHS commons area. scoring were two more short ment and funding with the Proceeds will be donated to runs by Beck, from one and organization’s annual the local Trails for two yards out, respectively. Spikedown Cancer Night. Treatment. Down 48-0 in the third A freewill offering meal of The Prowler C squads quarter, Thief River Falls avoided its third shutout pulled pork sandwich, pick- play at 5 and 6 p.m. Junior The team of Annika Dalager, Alanah Mack, Isabella Ek, Caitlynn Ellison and Tiera le, chips and a beverage as Varsity plays at 6 p.m., with loss of the season when well as Prowler items to pur- varsity to follow at 7:30 p.m. Grant Hartmann connected Bugge took second during the Prowler girls swimming team’s annual synchro- chase will be available while with Aaron Bruggeman on a nized swimming competiton. The event was held Friday, Sept. 28. 22-yard touchdown recep- Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 3B TRF finishes third at Fergus Falls Otter Invite

Detroit Lakes won seven Dalager) 2:18.24; 7. TRF B (Jaymin 1:26.81. Klosterman, Maren Espe, Paige n 500 Freestyle - Winner: of the 11-contested races to Greene, Breanna Lee) 2:26.72; 9. Jennifer Tracy, Detroit Lakes, claim a team championship TRF C (Tiera Bugge, Gweneth 5:27.07; TRF places: 6. Kendal at the Fergus Falls Otter Ellingson, Caitlynn Ellison, Tavia Rantanen 6:47.34; 7. Molly Halsa Invite Saturday, Sept. 29. Foss) 3:01.07. 6:57.94. n 200 Freestyle - Winner: n 200 Freestyle - Winner: The Lakers amassed 532 Kaitlyn Peterson, Detroit Lakes, Fergus Falls A 1:48.65; TRF places: team points during the com- 2:08.11; TRF places: 4. Raegan 3. TRF A (Raegan Espe, Kendal petition. Meet host Fergus Espe 2:18.91; 8. Maren Espe Rantanen, Kinsey Anderson, Falls checked in with 432 2:36.15; 9. Brianna Berg 2:44.44; Annika Dalager) 1:53.98; 6. TRF B 10. Caitlynn Ellison 3:01.13. (Molly Halsa, Brianna Berg, team points and finished n 200 IM - Winner: Jennifer Alanah Mack, Jestina LeClaire) second, while Thief River Tracy, Detroit Lakes, 2:17.05; TRF 2:02.68; 8. TRF C (Ava Budish, Falls finished third with 260 places: 9. Kendal Rantanen 2:54.18; Breanna Lee, Chloe Lundeen, points. 10. Isabella Ek 2:56.10; 11. Gretta Dakota Klosterman) 2:17.83; 10. Grzadzielewski 3:28.81; 13. Kailee TRF D (Tiera Bugge, Gweneth The Prowlers’ best show- Larson 3:44.07; 14. Olivia Schmidt Ellingson, Caitlynn Ellison, Tavia ings came in the 400 3:48.07. Foss) 2:26.06. freestyle relay, where the n 50 Freestyle - Winner: Lucy n 100 Backstroke - Winner: quartet of Isabella Ek, Steinke, Detroit Lakes, 26.68; TRF Madison Hubert, Fergus Falls, places: 7. Alanah Mack 29.92; 9. 1:04.61; TRF places: 5. Alanah Kendal Rantanen, Alanah Molly Halsa 31.75; 10. Maren Espe Mack 1:19.17; 6. Jessica Bolar Mack and Kinsey Anderson 31.80; 12. Gweneth Ellingson 32.82; 1:22.88; 8. Breanna Lee 1:30.74; 9. swam to a fourth place fin- 14. Breanna Lee 33.36; 15. Paige Kinsey Anderson 1:33.34; 10. ish, and the 200 freestyle, Greene 33.38; 16. Chloe Lundeen Brianna Berg 1:35.05; 11. Chloe 33.47; 18. Caitlynn Ellison 34.43; Lundeen 1:43.04; 13. Paige Sturre during which Raegan Espe 19. Olivia Schmidt 35.27; 21. 2:00.72. swam to a fourth place fin- Gretta Grzadzielewski 37.05; 22. n 100 Breastroke - Winner: ish. Tavia Foss 37.69; 23. Kailee Larson Sydney Gulon, Detroit Lakes, The Prowlers also got a 38.86. 1:13.50; TRF places: 6. Annika n 100 Butterfly - Winner: Dalager 1:28.07; 9. Jestina fifth place finish from Emilie Carlson, Fergus Falls, LeClaire 1:38.26; 11. Ava Budish Alanah Mack in the 100 1:04.13; TRF places: 7. Annika 1:39.98; 12. Jaymin Klosterman backstroke. Dalager 1:22.96; 8. Raegan Espe 1:49.16; 13. Tiera Bugge 2:12.09. 1:26.92; 9. Dakota Klosterman n 400 Freestyle relay - Winner: Fergus Falls Otter Invite 1:29.27; 10. Jestina LeClaire Detroit Lakes C 4:03.73; TRF n Team scores - 1. Detroit Lakes 1:31.88. places: 4. TRF A (Isabella Ek, 532; 2. Fergus Falls 432; 3. Thief n 100 Freestyle - Winner: Kendal Rantanen, Alanah Mack, River Falls 260. Madison Hubert, Fergus Falls, Kinsey Anderson) 4:28.34; 8. TRF B n 200 Medley Relay - Winner: 59.41; TRF places: 7. Kinsey (Paige Greene, Brianna Berg, Detroit Lakes A 1:58.56; TRF Anderson 1:06.04; 11. Isabella Ek Maren Espe, Ava Budish) 4:50.83; places: 6. TRF A (Jestina LeClaire, 1:08.15; 12. Ava Budish 1:11.94; 13. 10. TRF C (Aleah Keller, Ava Raegan Espe, Molly Halsa, Annika Paige Greene 1:14.49; 16. Tavia Werner, Daphne Nadgwick, Emma Foss 1:22.19; 18. Tiera Bugge Swanson) 5:48.32. Annika Dalager edged teammate Raegan Espe to win the 100 backstroke during Thief River Falls’ dual meet against Crookston. The Prowlers defeated the Pirates 96-68. Northland homecoming game cancelled following forfeit

Less than 48 hours prior NCAA rules, a forfeit only when the Pioneers host the to the Saturday, Sept. 29 occurs when two teams are Minnesota West Bluejays 1- scheduled kickoff of on site on game day and 2, 2-3. Northland’s homecoming something happens in which football game against the game is not played. Western Division Ridgewater, it was “We communicated to the div. all pts announced that Ridgewater coaches and ADs for the pur- North Dakota SCS 3-0 5-0 8 Northland...... 2-0 3-1 7 would be dropping its foot- poses of MCAC post-season, Dakota College...... 2-1 3-2 5 ball program for the remain- all of Ridgewater's oppo- Minnesota West .....1-2 2-3 3 der of the 2018 season due to nents will receive the points M-State...... 0-3 1-4 1 low numbers. available in the game (2 Ridgewater ...... 0-2 0-4 0 A playoff team in 2017, points for a division win, 1 Eastern the Warriors were off to an point for non-Division win),” div. all pts 0-4 start before making the Watkins said. Central Lakes ...... 3-0 3-2 6 decision to forfeit the “Teams are able to play Itasca...... 2-1 4-1 6 The synchronized swimming team of Kendal Rantanen, Maren Espe, Kailee Larson Mesabi Range ...... 2-1 4-1 6 and Molly Halsa played to the judges during their routine in the girls swimming remaining four games of the other teams if they are able Fond du Lac Tribal .1-2 3-2 4 team’s annual synchronized swimming competition. 2018 season. to find a game (i.e. JV team Rochester...... 1-2 1-4 2 Northland Head Football at St. Johns, etc.) and those Vermilion...... 0-3 0-5 0 Coach Jim Cox attempted to games would count in the Results find a replacement game teams regular season sched- Saturday, Sept. 29 - NDSCS 30, against a four-year junior ule but not in MCAC stand- M State-Fergus Falls 6; Dakota DNR releases small game survey results varsity squad, but none ings. It is similar to College 39, Minnesota West 7; Small game license sales 688,225 ducks harvested. hunters bagged an average could be lined up in the women's basketball when a Itasca 42, Fond du Lac 16; Rochester 46, Vermilion 24; Central were down about four per- Successful duck hunters of 7.4 geese each, which was short time frame. school non-competes and the Lakes 31, Mesabi Range 16. cent in 2017 compared to the averaged more ducks similar to the previous sea- According to MCAC other team is able to fill the Schedule previous year, according to bagged for the season (12.5 son. Executive Director Pete date with another school.” Saturday, Oct. 6 - Minnesota West the Minnesota Department ducks compared to 10.9 • Ring-necked pheasant Watkins, the game is classi- On Saturday, Northland at Northland; Itasca at Central Lakes; Fond du Lac at Vermilion; of Natural Resources annual ducks in 2016). – 45,263 hunters, a 32 per- fied as canceled, rather than will play on its home field NDSCS at Dakota College 2 p.m.; small game survey. • Canada goose – 44,678 cent decrease compared to a forfeit. By NJCAA and for just the second time Mesabi Range at Rochester 2 p.m. Results for 2017 include, hunters, an eight percent 2016. Pheasant harvest by species: increase from the previous declined from 196,141 roost- • Ducks – 63,426 year. Estimated Canada ers to 171,883, a 14 percent Storm knock off Chargers in battle hunters, representing a six goose harvest was 267,192 decline. Successful hunters percent decrease from 2016. geese, a 23 percent increase. harvested an average of 5.5 Despite slightly fewer The increase in harvest was roosters each, a slight of state-ranked teams/ hunters, duck harvest due to the increase in goose increase from the five roost- Continued increased 12 percent with hunters as successful ers per hunter average in the section Championship n the previous year. Receiving - (GG) Kaleb [Continued from page 1] game. But we need to refo- Sjulestadn 3-22. • Ruffed grouse – 80,654 The teams battled to a cus at the games in hand Defense (GG) Jaden Kiesow 10 TRF boys take third hunters, similar to the pre- stalemate in the third quar- and prepare for a very tough tackles Anthony Loken 11 tackles vious year. Harvest was ter and the Storm lead stood opponent, our next biggest Lucian Tinnes 12 tackles. 285,180 compared to at six heading into the final rival, in Kittson County 9-Man West - North at Pelican Rapids 308,955 grouse in 2016. quarter of play. Central if we want to stay on Conf. Estimated take per success- In the fourth quarter, track to secure the number Overall ful ruffed grouse hunter Stephen-Argyle...... 5-0 5-0 CC meet/ Stephen-Argyle back two seed for playoffs.” NCE/UH...... 5-0 5-0 dropped slightly from an Nathan Kotts was able to Goodridge/Grygla...3-1 4-1 average of 5.3 grouse per [Continued from page 1]ContinuedSemanko 25:09; 35. Elaina Ballard break loose, scoring on a 43- Scoring Win-E-Mac ...... 2-2 3-2 26:36; 36. Eliie Brickson 27:13; 39. hunter to 4.8 grouse per yard run and again on a 17- 12 3 4T Northern Freeze ....2-2 3-2 22:20; 10. Landon Lovejoy 22:56; Kittson Co. Central.2-3 2-3 11. Chris Powell 23:00. Maryssa Mehrkens 29:47. hunter. yard run to effectively ice G/G...... 0 8 0 0 8 n Team Scores - 1. Pelican Small game license sales S-A ...... 14 0012 26 Nevis ...... 1-3 2-3 Rapids 49; 2. Lake Park-Audubon the game. S-A - Isaac Durand 15-yard pass Clearbrook-Gonv. ...1-4 1-4 Girls Varsity have been declining over WAO...... 0-4 0-4 n Top 5 - 1. Abby Syverson, 53; 3. Hawley 60; 4. Thief River “As a team it was our first from Hunter Yutrzenka Pelican Rapids High School Falls 79; 5. Dilworth-Glyndon- time, and this year’s results loss, but as good teams do, (Newshwander kick). n Felton 95. continue that trend; howev- S-A - Durand 31-yard pass from Sept. 28 - Stephen-Argyle 26, 20:53.50; 2. Taytum Nelson, Lake they are resilient and Goodridge/Grygla 8; Norman County Park-Audubon 21:07.50; 3. Jerzie TRF Junior High results er, the annual survey does Yutrzenka (Newshwander kick) n Boys JH - 8. Braydin Lund bounce back,” Wilebski said. GG - Jaden Kiesow 1-yard run East/Ulen-Hitterdahl 29, Kittson Finstad, Thief River Falls 21:16.70; not ask hunters the reasons County Central 12; Clearbrook- 4. Ellie Johnson, Pelican Rapids 13:20; 28. Tyler Brouse 15:27; 34. “Hopefully we learned a lot (Kiesow run) Spencer Hempel 16:53; 39. Jack why they did or did not from this game as players S-A - Nathan Kotts 43-yard run Gonvick 44, Nevis 14; Win-E-Mac High School 21:54.50; 5. Beth 50, Laporte 14; Northern Freeze 14, Schauer, Lake Park-Audubon Krein 18:51; 42. Noah Burkel hunt. and coaches and can make (kick failed) 23:29; 43. Logan Gilbertson 23:39. S-A - Kotts 17-yard run (kick Warren-Alvarado-Oslon 8; 21:56.20. “Given the long-term adjustments and come back Oct. 5 - Kittson County Central n TRF places - 3. Jerzie Finstad n Girls JH - 4. Kelsey Baltes failed) 15:50; 5. Brookelyn Speas 17:14; 17. trends for small game hunt- better for it. at Goodridge/Grygla; Nevis at 21:16; 8. Dru Harbott 22:13; 17. ing, none of the results are Norman County East/Ulen- Brooklyn Brouse 23:23; 28. Abigail Carli Casavan 18:45. “I was happy with our n Individuals surprising for us,” said effort and play, and am look- Rushing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow Hitterdahl; Laporte at Clearbrook- 38-193, touchdown; Peyton Verbout Gonvick; Win-E-Mac at Warren- James Burnham, hunting ing forward to another Alvarado-Oslo; Stephen-Argyle at 12-26;n Moses Jensen 3-10 yard. and angling recruitment, opportunity to play this Passing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow Northern Freeze. Prowlers swim past retention and reactivation team again ... hopefully in 3-for-5 22 yards, 2 interceptions. (R3) coordinator. “Declines in small game hunter num- Pirates in final 2018 bers show the importance of introducing folks to hunting, Freeze win second straight home meet/ and small game hunting offers a tremendous oppor- n [Continued from page 1] Brianna Berg) 2:01.98. tunity to show safe and fun A pair of first quarter – to make it 14-8. Undeberg Fumbles (total-lost) - Freeze 1- Ellingson 2:51.25. Continuedn 100 Backstroke - Winner: hunting practices.” Zach Undeberg touchdowns was stuffed on the two-point 1; nWAO 0-0. n 200 IM - Winner: Madison Annika Dalager, Thief River Falls, was all that the Northern conversion run and the score Penalties (number-yards) - The DNR aims to Freeze 8-75; WAO 2-15. Hoiland, Crookston, 2:39.74; TRF 1:09.56; TRF places: 2. Raegan increase participation rates Freeze needed in a 14-8 win remained 14-8 in favor of n places: 2. Molly Halsa 2:45.89; 3. Espe 1:10.55; 3. Jestina LeClaire over Warren-Alvarado-Oslo the Freeze. Punts (number-average) - Paige Greene 2:46.03; 4. Maren 1:15.31. in small game hunting by Freezen 3-37.7; WAO 4-13.8. Espe 2:57.25. n 100 Breastroke - Winner: working with conservation in Warren Friday night. From that point on, the Rushing (attempts-yards) - n 50 Freestyle - Winner: Thea Madison Hoiland, Crookston, partners to show the appeal All of the game’s scoring Northern Freeze defense Freezen 59-286; WAO 34-177. Oman, Crookston, 25.78; TRF 1:19.32; TRF places: 2. Maren Espe took place in the game’s first took control of the game, Passing - Freeze 2-for-3, 25 places: 2. Annika Dalager 26.30; 3. 1:25.53; 3. Dakota Klosterman that small game hunting yards;n WAO 1-for-5, 6 yards. Kendal Rantanen 29.89; 4. Jestina 1:34.22. can have for young adults seven minutes. limiting WAO’s offense to Total yards - Freeze 311, WAO LeClaire 30.70. n 400 Freestyle relay - Winner: who already spend time in Undeberg scored on a 30- just 183 yards. 183. n 100 Butterfly - Winner: TRF A (Raegan Espe, Molly Halsa, the outdoors. Efforts will yard run just 1:25 into the Playing with the lead for n Individuals Elizabeth Erdman, Crookston, Kendal Rantanen, Annika Dalager) game. Mason Bring added the final three quarters, the Rushing - (Freeze) Zach 1:12.83; TRF places: 2. Molly Halsa 4:23.77. center on serial events that Undeberg 23-135, 2 touchdowns; Ty 1:13.87; 3. Paige Greene 1:25.16; 5. connect new hunters to the two-point conversion to Freeze kept the ball on the Anderson 23-98; Tristain Comstock Olivia Schmidt 1:51.78. TRF JV winners mentors and get folks out to make it 8-0 in favor of the ground and amassed 286 8-46; (WAO) Ryan Pederson 11-92; n 100 Freestyle - Winner: Thea 200 Medley Relay - TRF A (Ava enjoy the tremendous Freeze. rushing yards. Thomas Jones 9-29; Jared Johnson Oman, Crookston, 58.80; TRF Budish, Dakota Klosterman, Tavia Nineteen seconds later, 6-21.n places: 2. Raegan Espe 1:00.29; 3. Foss, Gweneth Ellingson) 2:39.42; resources that Minnesota Passing - (Freeze) Zach Alanah Mack 1:04.96; 4. Kendal 200 Freestyle - Chloe Lundeen, offers. Additionally, the the game was knotted at 8-8 Scoring Undeberg 2-for-3, 25 yards, inter- Rantanen 1:05.38. 2:44.20; 200 IM - Dakota DNR has recently formed a after Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 12 3 4T ception; (WAO) Thomas Jones 1-for- n 500 Freestyle - Winner: Klosterman 2:58.83; 50 Freestyle - 21-member R3 citizen coun- running back Ryan Freeze ...... 14 00014 3, n6 yards, . Isabella Ek, Thief River Falls, Kinsey Anderson 28.82; 100 WAO...... 8 0 0 0 8 Receiving - (Freeze) Isaac cil to help grow hunting and Pederson scored on a 74- Freeze - Zach Undeberg 30-yard 6:25.12; TRF places: 4. Gweneth Freestyle - Gretta Grzadzielewski yard run, with Thomas Johnson 1-18; Evan Maurstad 1-7; Ellingson 7:04.96; 5. Chloe 1:20.79; 500 Freestyle - Olivia angling participation and run (Mason Bring run). (WAO)n Isaiah Branch 1-6. Lundeen 7:21.17. Schmidt 7:48; 200 Freestyle relay - awareness. Jones completing a pass to WAO - Ryan Pederson 74-yard Defense - (Freeze) Ty Anderson n 200 Freestyle relay - Winner: TRF A (Breanna Lee, Chloe More about the DNR’s Isaiah Branch for the two- run (Thomas Jones pass to Isaiah 4.5 tackles; Shea Norman 4 tackles, Crookston A 1:53.77; TRF places: 2. Lundeen, Olivia Schmidt, Gweneth point conversion. Branch). Trent Youngstrand 4 tackles; (WAO) TRF A (Raegan Espe, Alanah Mack, Ellingson) 2:16.24; 100 Backstroke efforts to increase the num- Freeze- Undeberg 9-yard run (run Jared Johnson 9 tackles; Ryan Kendal Rantanen, Annika Dalager) - Jaymin Klosterman 1:15.84; 100 bers of hunters can be found The Freeze answered failed. Pederson 7 tackles; Noah 1:53.82; 3. TRF B (Jestina LeClaire, Breastroke - Breanna Lee 1:40.03. at mndnr.gov/R3. another Undeberg score – n Team Statistics Rodridguez 6.5 tackles. Kinsey Anderson, Maren Espe, this one from nine yards out First downs - Freeze 16; WAO 7. 4B ~ Thief River Falls Times OPINION Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Letters of interest to our Readers Coverage of felony case appreciated

To the Editor: provided by law enforce- victed. every child feels safe in DAVID HILL I want to publicly thank ment in the criminal com- The foolish thing about their own home. Editor The Times for its coverage plaint, a public document censorship, is even if you And for parents every- this week of the Hightower signed by the County don't have the courage to where make darn sure, if e-mail: [email protected] felony case. Attorney's Office and by the publish the truth, someone your child has jammed a Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate thinking While other news sources Court. else will - and I was relieved laundry basket against and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other wise, the editorials are censored the facts to play By law, every defendant this week to see The Times their bedroom door to keep written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent opinion of other staff members. better on social media, The is innocent until proven print what other news others out, you better be Opinions in items from other publications may not coincide with the editor’s own Times trusted the public guilty and has the right to sources withheld and in asking, "Why?" views but are offered for their general interest. with the information they know their accuser and face revealing the whole story, Finally, cherish and sup- had; to do any less would that accuser in a court of we all learn something. port your local newspaper. undermine the work of law. In the case of the Value your school It may not be easy to read police investigators and the Hightower complaint the resource officer, and thank the "whole story," and you Alcohol and courageous survivor's story name of the accuser - a child the City and School District may not always agree with of the child herself. - is protected, but not the for the investment they've it, but at least you'll have it. I understand the desire child's relationship to the made. Officer Arlt was there Sincerely, to protect the identity of the accused; a circumstance when this little girl had Key Teeters Asp decisions alleged victim, but it is not that will ultimately come nowhere else to turn. up to the news media to sec- out in court - whether the Appreciate the role every Recently, I observed it is clear from research ond guess the description suspect is vindicated or con- one of us plays to assure a couple of young men that while these drugs slipping away from a help people who suffer wedding party with a from ADHD, they do not six pack of beer and a improve cognitive per- bottle of liquor. As they formance or perform- climbed into a truck and ance in exams among started the engine, I kids that don’t have the thought, “There’s a disease. recipe for disaster.” Cigarette use among It has been some college students, howev- time since we’ve dis- er, is at one of its lowest cussed alcohol and drug rates. The rate among use among young peo- non-college students of ple. Does that mean the same age is very that the problem has high. Vaping rates, how- gone away - that young ever, are high. people aren’t drinking A recent column from alcohol? I think you Inter-County Nursing already know the Service discussed this answer to that question. very subject. E-ciga- The National rettes are the most com- Institute on Drug Abuse monly used tobacco (NIDA) released its product among U.S. Monitoring the Future middle and high school (MTF) survey results on students, and USB- substance use trends as shaped e-cigarettes are teens transition to increasing in popularity. adulthood in September. E-cigarettes still contain It probably comes as no nicotine, which can surprise to anyone that harm the developing the drug most frequent- adolescent brain that ly abused by college stu- controls attention, dents is alcohol. Alcohol learning, mood and use in college students impulse control. is higher than in non- According to their college peers (62 percent research, it also increas- vs. 56.4 percent). es the risk of future According to research, addiction to other drugs. approximately 35 per- At some point in cent will be drunk in time, young men and any given month. women who are transi- Journalism under attack when needed most When kids drink tioning to adulthood, alcohol it is not uncom- will be challenged with by Sid Schwartz important now than ever to manipulation. Our republic depends on mon for them to mix it making decisions that Editor that journalists offer unvar- Trump turns to Twitter it. 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The Labor and Industry On average, manufacturing that there is greater credibility in annual weeklong event Commissioner Ken positions paid workers a letters signed in print and will not highlights the sector’s many Peterson. “We are proud to $65,728 salary in 2017 – withhold names of writers from contributions to our state, partner with the manufac- nearly 16 percent higher publication. and educates Minnesotans turing industry in our than the overall average Responses Invited: Letters crit- about the high-quality Registered Apprenticeship wage in Minnesota. ical of individuals or other entities career and employment and PIPELINE training In recognition of may be shown to those individuals opportunities available in programs to prepare Manufacturing Week in or representatives of those entities Questions? Your opinion is the industry. Minnesota workers with the Minnesota, there will be in advance of publication with an Comments? something “Manufacturing plays a training they need to com- several opportunities invitation by newspaper staff for we always critical role in the growth of pete in a global 21st century around the state to tour response in the same issue as the Story Ideas? Minnesota’s economy, pro- economy.” manufacturing facilities original letter. want to hear viding access to high-quali- Manufacturing is crucial and learn about issues Corrections: If an error is made Let us know ty, high-wages jobs,” said to Minnesota’s high stan- important to manufactur- in news or advertising publication, how we're doing. Minnesota Department of dard of living and economic ers. A complete list of the the staff encourages readers to call Employment and Economic strength. Contributing public tours, recognition it to our immediate attention by Development (DEED) $49.2 billion to Minnesota’s events and educational calling 681-4450. We will attempt Commissioner Shawntera economy in 2017, manufac- activities available in to correct the error or clarify the Hardy. “DEED is committed turing is the second-largest Minnesota can be found at misunderstanding in the next to supporting manufactur- industry in the state and http://www.MFGDay.com/M issue. ing statewide through part- accounts for 16 percent of innesota. Deadline: The deadline for let- 218-681-4450 • [email protected] nerships with businesses Minnesota’s gross domestic ters to the editor is 10 a.m. on Mondays. 324 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls, MN 56701 and educational institutions product. In 2017, exports Wednesday, October 3, 2018 CHURCH SCHEDULES Thief River Falls Times ~ 5B Soo Select to merge with Wings Financial

Soo Select Credit Union been approved by the has grown over the years to have recently faced roots in Minnesota and we based and it offers a full has announced that its boards of directors at each serve employees of compa- increased pressure to pro- understand the importance selection of products and members voted to approve a credit union and has nies in the region, including vide the full range of finan- of serving our members and services, including many merger with Minnesota- received preliminary CP Railroad, Digi-Key, cial services members the communities they live that Soo Select doesn’t cur- based Wings Financial approval from state and fed- Textron and Sanford expect today. We explored a and work in. We look for- rently offer, including mort- Credit Union at a special eral regulators. This mem- Health, as well as Thief number of ways to ensure ward to bringing Wings’ gages and credit cards. It meeting in Thief River Falls ber approval paves the way River Falls and Pennington the long-term viability of a nationally recognized finan- will also bring enhanced on Tuesday, Sept. 25. for the credit unions to com- County employees. credit union in the Thief cial services and the value online banking services and The merger is anticipat- bine operations and move “For 65 years, those of us River Falls community, and they provide to the mem- introduce mobile banking ed to close and operations forward under the Wings at Soo Select have taken we believe we have found a bers of Soo Select, and we services, including bill pay merged by the end of 2018. Financial Credit Union great pride in the services great community partner to look forward to being a and mobile check deposit. Members of Soo Select name. we have provided our mem- fill that need in Wings.” strong community partner Members will soon benefit should expect comprehen- Soo Select Credit Union, bers,” said Joyce Frank Weidner, Wings in Thief River Falls and the from higher savings yields sive communication to help originally chartered to serve Kalbakdalen, Soo Select Financial president and region.” and lower loan rates. them navigate the transi- employees and family mem- chief executive officer. “Soo CEO, said, “Wings and Soo Soo Select was drawn to tion in the coming weeks. bers of Soo Line Railroad in Select is financially and Select share the same val- Wings as a merger partner The combination has the Thief River Falls area, operationally sound, but we ues. We both have deep because it is Minnesota-

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PeTRi David Jahn, Pastor facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch Phone: (218) 681-4388 Jeff Merseth, Pastor Church: (218) 681-7705 218-416-0178 Sundays: Worship services at 9 Web: www.umctrf.org Web: www.almaaflc.org Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee Worship Services: Sundays at Sunday, October 7: Worship with 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. Email: [email protected] Phone: (218) 796-5130 10:30 a.m. Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 Facebook: Thief River Falls Communion at 9:30 a.m., Family Wednesday, October 3: –––––––––– [email protected] –––––––––– United Methodist Church Sunday school at 10:45 a.m.. Wednesday school/Confirmation Saturdays: Sabbath School classes Thursdays: Our Chit Chat Group at FiRsT PResByTeRiAn sT. BeRnARd’s Tuesday, October 9: Quilters meet from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., LYS at 7 p.m. for adults and children at 3:00 p.m.; 10 a.m., stop by for coffee and con- ChuRCh CAThOliC ChuRCh at 9 a.m., Bag ladies at 7 p.m. Saturday, October 6: Worship at Tom Potter, Pastor Worship Service at 4:15 p.m.; Father Rick Lambert, Pastor versation. 105 Knight Avenue N., Thief River Falls –––––––––– Mt. Olive at 9 a.m. Red Lake Falls, MN Fellowship Meal at 5:30 p.m. Fridays: Narcotics Anonymous Phone: (218) 681-3571 Group at 7 p.m. ABundAnT liFe Sunday, October 7: Worship at St. Worship Services: Sundays at Wednesdays: Mid-week fellowship www.stbernardscc.org luTheRAn ChuRCh Petri at 8 a.m., St. Petri Sunday 10:45 a.m.; Communion is the first and Bible study at 7:00 p.m. St. Bernard’s Mass: Saturdays at 5 Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m. LeRoy Flickinger, Pastor school at 9 a.m., Oak Park Sunday Sunday of the month; Meeting of Fridays: Vespers fellowship and p.m., Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and Mondays: Worship at Thief River 1602 Pennington Ave., School at 8:30 a.m., Worship with the session is the first Monday of Bible study at 7:00 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Care Center at 10 a.m. P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls Communion at Oak Park at 9:45 the month at 7:30 p.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Tuesdays: Bible study at 7:15 p.m. Phone: (218) 681-2300 –––––––––– Web: abundantlifetrf.com a.m., Nazareth Sunday School at 10 –––––––––– OuR sAviOuR’s luTheRAn Sundays: Service at 9:30 a.m.; a.m., Worship at Nazareth at 11 a.m. sT. jOhn luTheRAn gOOdRidge AReA ChuRCh – AFlC ChuRCh viking COvenAnT ChuRCh Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor –––––––––– luTheRAn PARish - elCA Alex Amiot, Pastor missouri synod Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. 2075 Hwy. 59 SE, Thief River Falls Viking, MN COmmuniTy ChuRCh FAiTh, ekelund, BeThAny Pastor: Thomas L. Puffe Phone: (218) 523-4735 –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-4643 nOndenOminATiOnAl Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor Sundays: Morning Devotional 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls Cell: (218) 201-0350 Phone: (218) 681-4488 Worship Services: Sunday at 9 BeThlehem And Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor P.O. Box 157, Goodridge Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 378-4191 Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m., a.m. Special events as announced. nAzAReTh luTheRAn Phone: (218) 681-2285 Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School/Adult Bible Study at Saturdays: Saturday Morning [email protected] –––––––––– PARish – elCA Wednesday, October 3: WELCA Sunday School at 11 a.m., Prayer 9:45 a.m.; Confirmation Instruction Cathie Rhodes, Pastor Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Meeting at 7 p.m. viking luTheRAn PARish 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt meeting at Faith at 6 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. Sundays: Sunday Morning ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh Box 39, Newfolden Saturday, October 6: Conference Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at Tuesdays: Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. Celebration Service and One Way Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb Bethlehem Office: (218) 874-7115 two women of the WELCA Fall 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at Price, Cindy Ellingson Nazareth Office: (218) 449-3856 Kids Sunday School For Children gathering at Reedemer Lutheran Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 “Hi Rise” 218-523-4995 Parsonage: (218) 449-3431 from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; p.m., Supper from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 P.O. Box 37, Viking Wednesday, October 3: Bible TRF at 8:30 a.m., Registration at 9 –––––––––– Revolutionary Prayer and Prophetic p.m., Kids Klub and Youth Bible study at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m., a.m. OAk Ridge Worship from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.; Study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible sT. jOsePh’s CAThOliC luTheRAn ChuRCh Bethlehem Office Hours from 1 Sunday, October 7: Worhip at UPrising YOUTH GROUP (7th Study at 6:40 p.m., Choir at 7:30 ChuRCh Thief River Falls p.m. - 3 p.m., Confirmation at 3:30 Bethany at 8:30 a.m., Bethany Fr. Bob Schreiner, Priest grade - College Age) at 7 p.m.; p.m. Phone: (218) 681-1824 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., Sunday 112 Edward Ave. N., Red Lake Falls Worship Services at Zion: Bookstore and coffee bar open Fridays: Men’s Bible Study and Phone: (218) 253-2685 Thursday, October 4: Keenages before and after Sunday Morning school at Ekelund at 8:30 a.m., Saturdays: St. Joseph (Brooks) Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Worship Services at Oak Ridge: meet for thier monthly meeting, sen- services Worship at Ekelund at 9:45 a.m., Mass at 5 p.m.; St. Joseph (Red –––––––––– Sundays at 9 a.m. iors meal and bingo Wednesdays: Discipleship & New Sunday school at Faith at 9:45 a.m., Lake Falls) Mass at 5:30 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 6: Fall cluster Believers Classes for all ages from Worship at Faith at 11 a.m. ReineR luTheRAn Sundays: St. Joseph (Red Lake –––––––––– meeting at Redeemer Lutheran 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church Monday, October 8: Rachel circle FRee ChuRCh – AFlC Falls) Mass at 10 a.m. at 9:30 a.m., Faith women’s Mission Highway 1, 7 miles east of Goodridge Church in TRF at 8:30 a.m. - First Wednesday of each month (218) 681-4643 –––––––––– WesTAkeR FRee luTheRAn Sunday, October 7: Worship at Mondays workday from 9 a.m. to Sundays: Worship at 11:30 a.m. ChuRCh AFlC from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. sT. PAuli luTheRAn Bethlehem at 9 a.m., Bethlehem’s –––––––––– noon. –––––––––– Phil Rokke, Pastor WELCA meets following the serv- Tuesday, October 9: Shalom circle ChuRCh elCA 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden eAgle’s vieW ChuRCh, RedeemeR luTheRAn Carl Hansen, Pastor Phone: (218) 874-7925 ice, Worship at Nazareth at 11 a.m., at 6 p.m. Worship Services: Sunday at 10:30 OuTReACh CenTeR ChuRCh – elCA P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. Nazareth’s 4th grade usher training Roger Schmitz, Pastor –––––––––– Darrel Cory, Pastor Thief River Falls a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Web: http://historicstpauli.org begins. 111 Fourth Street East, Thief River Falls immAnuel And eBenezeR 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls Communion: 1st Sunday of the Phone: (218) 686-5962 (218) 681-3390 Wednesday, October 3: month. Monday, October 8: Basement Worship Services: Sundays at 10 luTheRAn PARish – elCA E-mail: [email protected] Confirmation class at 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class: Wednesdays Angels Quilting at 9 a.m., Bible a.m.; Wednesdays: Prayer at 7 p.m. Jonathan Dodson, Pastor Wednesdays: Sing and Ring at 5:15 study at Bethlehem at 1 p.m. P.O. Box 98, Plummer Sunday, October 7: Sunday School at 3:30 p.m. –––––––––– Phone: (218) 465-4525 p.m., Toddler-6th Grade BLAST at 9:15 a.m., Worship with Tuesday, October 9: Noon text from 5:30 p.m. to 6:25 p.m., Bible Study: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. ePiPhAny sTATiOn Sunday, October 7: Worship with Communion at 10:30 a.m. study, Afternoon Parish Visitation, Worship at 6:30 p.m., Confirmation Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the Matty Towse, Lead Pastor Communion at Immanuel at 9 a.m., Monday, October 8: Cleaning month. Nazareth’s WELCA meets at 10 403 Main Avenue North, Thief River Falls at 7:15 p.m. Sunday school at Immanuel at 10:15 night at the Church at 6:30 p.m. Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 a.m., Nazareth council meets at 7 Web: www.epiphanystation.com Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. –––––––––– p.m. on KTRF. p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] a.m., Worship with Communion at (Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays: Worship at 9:30 & 11 a.m. –––––––––– –––––––––– Ebenezer at 10:30 a.m. Sundays) ThRiving liFe ChuRCh –––––––––– –––––––––– Jim Binder, Pastor CAlvARy luTheRAn –––––––––– Erskine Community Center ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh – evAngeliCAl COvenAnT 218-556-1545 elCA ChuRCh – elCA immAnuel luTheRAn BlACk RiveR luTheRAn John Golv, Senior Pastor Frank Ehling, Pastor ChuRCh www.thrivinglifemn.org ChuRCh - missOuRi synOd Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Sheila Michaels, Pastor Bert Foster, Senior Pastor ChuRCh Rev. Chris Rosebrough, Pastor Worship Services: Sunday morn- 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls Brielle Drevlow, Pianist 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls Frank Ehling, Pastor Radium ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine Phone: (218) 681-3296 PO Box 8 Phone: (218) 681-4449 Sheila Michaels, Pastor Web: www.trfcovchurch.org Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls Community Center. All are wel- Web: www.ziontrf.org 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire Wednesday, October 3: SAIL www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch Sundays: Worship at 1 p.m., Bible Sundays: Worship at 8:00 a.m.; come. Phone: (218) 964-5750 Exercise at 9 a.m., Confirmation Sundays: Worship at 10:00 a.m.; Pastor’s E-Mail: [email protected] Study at 2:15 p.m. Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. –––––––––– Josiah Jensen, Youth Leader: supper from 5:30-6 p.m., Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays –––––––––– –––––––––– [email protected] TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh Confirmation at 6 p.m., God’s Joy of the month Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 neWFOlden evAngeliCAl RindAl luTheRAn – elCA Choir at 6 p.m., Senior Choir at 6:45 –––––––––– a.m. FRee ChuRCh ChuRCh, nAlC Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor p.m. Gary Barrett, Pastor Linda Kaushagen, Lay Visitation CAThOliC COmmuniTies Mondays: Mending the Soul from Ollie Urdahl, Interim Pastor Thursday, October 4: SAIL 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. P.O. Box 86, Newfolden 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden and Senior Outreach OF Blessed sACRAmenT, Phone: (218) 874-8785 Sundays: Sunday school at 10 a.m., 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls Exercise at 9 a.m., TRF Ministerial sT. edWARd, sT. jOsePh Tuesdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (218) 681-1310 at Zion at 9:30 a.m., Prayer Shawl Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th Worship service at 11:15 a.m. Father George Noel, Pastor Wednesdays: Supper - Contact –––––––––– www.trinitylutherantrf.org Ministry at 10 a.m., Quilting/LWR Phone: (218) 289-1735 church for more information; Kid’s grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) Sundays: Worship with Holy workshop at 1 p.m., Skylite at 1 [email protected] at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at RiveR OF liFe ChuRCh Weekend Masses: Saturdays at 5 Club at 7 p.m.; Youth Group at 7 Communion at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m., p.m., Riverside Terrace at 2 p.m., 6:45 p.m. Timothy Self, Pastor p.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Sundays p.m. 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Sunday School at 9:25 a.m., Coffee New member orientation at 7 p.m. Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 at 8 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Thursdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. Thief River Falls Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. Friday, October 5: Men’s –––––––––– a.m. Phone: (218) 681-1469 11:30 a.m. at St. Joseph; 9:45 a.m. –––––––––– Breakfast at Biff’s at 7 a.m., SAIL Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 www.riveroflifetrfmn.org at St. Edward evAngeliCAl FRee Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- uniTed luTheRAn, gATzke Exercise at 9 a.m., Coffee w/ Staff a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 ChuRCh ery/preschool available as well as OuR sAviOR’s, ThieF lAke at 9:30 a.m. Pastoral Staff: Steve Anderson, a.m. p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. Robert Dahlen, Pastor Saturday, October 6: WELCA Kent Hudson –––––––––– (218) 425-7878 gathering at Redeember at 9 a.m. Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible Our Savior’s, Thief Lake Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Phone: (218) 681-3855 neWFOlden neW hOPe Study at 7 p.m. Phone: (218) 222-3711 Sunday, October 7: Worship with Joseph, Fridays at 10:30 a.m. at Web: www.trfefc.org luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC –––––––––– United Lutheran, Gatzke Communion and BC’s at 8:30 a.m., Karlstad Care Center Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Ollie Urdahl, Pastor (218) 459-3351 Sunday school sings at 8:30 a.m., Wednesdays: Awana and Jr. Hi. P.O. Box 185, Newfolden sevenTh-dAy AdvenTisT Sundays: (KTRF 1230) Morning New members received at 8:30 –––––––––– Phone: (218) 874-6611 ChuRCh devotional hour at 8 a.m., Worship JAM at 6:30 p.m., Sr. Hi Lighthouse Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 a.m., Education hour at 9:30 a.m., CORneRsTOne BAPTisT David Jahn, Pastor service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and Bible Study at 7 p.m. a.m. 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls 2nd Grade bible class at 9:30 a.m., ChuRCh –––––––––– Phone: (218) 416-0178 at 11 a.m., Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Silver Creek Worship at 10 a.m., Nathan Satchwill, Pastor –––––––––– Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 Tuesdays: Women’s Bible study at PO Box 816, Thief River Falls FiRsT luTheRAn ChuRCh New Traditions Worship at 10:30 First Lutheran Church nexus ChuRCh a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. a.m. using the facilities of Luke Stavos, Pastor Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at 210 Park Ave., Middle River –––––––––– Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 Monday, October 8: SAIL Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church 246 Kendall Ave. N., Thief River Falls 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 681-4716 silveR CReek luTheRAn p.m., Supper from 5:30-6:30 p.m., Exercise at 9 a.m., Parish Nurse Phone: (218) 689-2937 Strathcona, MN Worship Services: Sunday Kids Klub at 6:30 p.m., Youth Bible www.cornerstonetrf.org Phone: (218) 222-3622 ChuRCh Hours from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. facebook.com/cornerstonetrf First Lutheran (Middle River): Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday John Golv, Senior Pastor study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Tuesday, October 9: Executive Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor study at 6:40 p.m., Choir at 7:30 board at 9 a.m., Women of Zion 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - Phone: (218) 681-7079 p.m. meet at 10 a.m., Staff Meeting at Children’s Church offered for kids a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - Sundays: Worship services at 10 Fridays: Men’s Bible study and 9:30 a.m., Coffee with Staff at 10:30 ages 4-8 a.m. 8 p.m. a.m. breakfast at 6:45 a.m. a.m., Noon text study. 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Now Accepting Applications Potential To Make $11/hour Thief River Care Center, Attn: Tracy Kriel Plus Bonuses 2001 Eastwood Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Looking to Hire Part-Time, Days and or call 218-683-8103 for questions EOE/AA Full-Time Overnight Shift. Apply In Person 209 Brooks Ave. N., Thief River Falls The following position is available in the Thief River Falls Public Schools: Apply in person at Pennington Main. SPECIAL EDUCATION PARAPROFESSIONALS Location: Lincoln High School Effective: Immediately ?CK0S)IKX7)#OXX Hours: 6-7 hours/day - student days <%)C.C?P<&X<#X Duties: Work under the direction of the special education and/or regu- Penn. Main, 220 Main Ave. South • Penn. Square, 1st & Pennington 3IXI))53<.X X@PD<)W;!D;!N@=XA8*!J*X$!98X dents individually and in groups. Current First Aid and CPR certifica- furniture both at warehouse and customers locations. !J@=X='*H@=X Q6*X@2=J@=X tion preferred. Position requires standing and/or walking for most of This position is also responsible for building and grounds the work shift and may require lifting of up to 50 pounds unassisted and maintenance. Must have a valid and insurable driver's 00 100 pounds assisted. license. Full-time benefits package. $14 /hour. Salary and Benefits: Per negotiated contract Send resume to [email protected] or apply in person Application Deadline: Open Until Filled ® Furniture and Mattress Specialist Online Application available on the School District Website: Come join our team! Thief River Falls Slumberland is hiring for a http://www.trf.k12.mn.us full-time or part-time position to help customers find their dream Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. furniture solutions. 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Early Childhood & Bus Driver Positions FINANCE AND Available Do you like working with young children & their families? Would you like to work in a INSURANCE MANAGER family friendly environment? Would you like to work for an agency that promotes This manager’s job is to secure each sale and professional growth and has room for career advancement? ensure that every vehicle sold is delivered. Inter-County Community Council is accepting applications for openings in our Head Start program: Duties: Bagley Center Assistant Teacher: 40 hours a week, 9 month position, working in Bagley as • Responsible for all paperwork involved with the sale of the an Assistant Teacher, working with a lead teacher and a classroom assistant to provide care vehicle, including obtaining customer signatures and securing and education to 4 year olds in a classroom setting; CDA / Associate Degree preferred, payoff and insurance information. experience with young children preferred, additional training will be provided. APPLICATIONS • Establishes and monitors good working relationships with DUE by noon on Tuesday, October 9, 2018. finance sources including Ford Motor Credit Co. Early Head Start Home Based Educator: 40 hours a week, year round working with families • Provides sales force and sales manager with current of children ages birth to 3 years, conduct in home visits with families on a weekly basis, CDA information about finance and lease programs. required / AA degree preferred; experience with young children preferred, training will be • Conducts business in an ethical and professional manner. provided. 2 positions, 1 located in the Thief River Falls area, 1 in the McIntosh/Bagley area. APPLICATIONS DUE by noon on Tuesday, October 9, 2018. • Maintains a professional appearance. TRF Bus Driver: 15-20 hours a week, 9 month position, working with our 4 year old classrooms • Other tasks as assigned. in Thief River Falls to provide transportation to and from their homes, GED or high school diploma and CDL (commercial drivers license) required, experience with young children Candidates must possess strong communication skills, have a preferred, training will be provided (buses are 20 passengers maximum, if more than 10 PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPER high level of attention to detail and work together as a team. This children ride the route a bus monitor will ride along, and all children are in 5 point restraint candidate may have gone to college or have gained valuable systems) Open until filled. PART-TIME LAUNDRY work experience which would qualify the candidate for this Substitutes: We are building our roster of substitutes for all of our classroom positions (Thief PART-TIME COOK Finance and Insurance Manager position. River Falls, Oklee, Fosston, Win-E-Mac, and Bagley) for teachers and classroom assistants. These are an on-call basis. Open until filled. PART-TIME MAINTENANCE Resumes and applications are now being accepted. Application and position specific information, including job duties, salary and educational Candidates will be called back for a formal interview requirements are available on our website at with our owner, Steve Lillestol. www.intercountycc.org Send completed application and resume to Inter-County Community Council Attn.: Human Resources • PO Box 189 • Oklee, MN 56742 or [email protected] Thief River Applications must be received by the deadlines listed next to each position, see above (218) 681-2660 802 3rd Street West Call 218-796-5144 ext. 28 for more information. Thief River Falls ICCC is an equal opportunity employer Wednesday, October 3, 2018 CLASSIFIED Thief River Falls Times ~ 7B

GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGE Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent For Rent PART-TIME JANITORIAL CLEAN- SMALL TWO BEDROOM HOUSE GRAIN STORAGE: 6,600 bushels. Couples? Singles? Roommates? ING: After 5 p.m., evenings. FOR RENT: Washer and dryer, Plummer area. Call Rick at 320-360- We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you! Competitive wage. 218-686-5427. stove and fridge. 218-689-6630, 0749. 6t81p Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time? 218-681-2400. 2t80p Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time? SILVER LEAF PROPERTY The opportunities are here. Management: Available 1 and 2 HELP WANTED MOVE IN SPECIAL bedroom apartments. Free heat and New Caretakers On-Site! Custom Products is looking for $ free onsite laundry. For more infor- part-/full-time Production Workers. and become a part of our 599 VISA GIFT CARD mation, call 320-808-4410. 92tfc NORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS Apply in person at fun and friendly team. 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo 1724 Hwy. 32 S. TRF C’mon Inn has immediate Prairie Rose Apartments Real Estate Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite. openings for the following TURKEY FARM FOR SALE BY Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841 OWNER IN CENTRAL MINNESO- LOOKING FOR KITCHEN HELP: positions: in Red Lake Falls TA: $1,950,000. 72,600 square feet Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer. Evenings and Weekends. Call • 2 Part-time has immediate openings for of turkey production facilities pro- 218-681-6245. 64tfc Housekeepers 1 & 3 bedroom units. ducing 2.4 million pounds per year. Farm is situated in rural area • 1 Part-time Front Desk Rent is based on on 159.5 acres with 60 acres tillable (day shift) 30% of income and tiled. Includes 3 bedroom 2 bath house, 24x40 garage, 50x80 • 1 Part-time Night auditor Certain income restrictions apply machine shed, 30x52 farm shop, The PenningtonSILENT County Sheriff’sAUCTION Office will be taking (overnights) Contact 218-547-3307 or 7000 bushel of grain storage, and sealed bids on the vehicle described below until 10 am Angie at 218-689-3363 smaller out buildings. Asking price of • 1 Full-time Front Desk 1.95 million dollars is based on 7.5% on Thursday, October 11 at the Law Enforcement Center. Assistant Manager or visit our website Capitalization Rate of 11 year aver- Please be sure to include your name and phone number age turkey production profit. is seeking applicants for Applications may be www.dwjonesmanagement.com Time is along with your bid amount. The vehicle is titleable, but Equal Housing Opportunity of the essence. Sellers retiring FT & PT Cooks picked up at and motivated to sell. No Contract there are no keys. If you would like to see the vehicle, 1586 Hwy 59 South CREATING BETTER LIVING for Deed or Land Contract. Price is please call 218-681-6161 to arrange an apointment with a & Dish Washers Thief River Falls, MN negotiable and all serious offers deputy. Hours and wage will be from qualified buyers considered. Evenings and weekends ►►SKYLITE APARTMENTS:◄◄ discussed at interview Buyer representatives welcome. Experience preferred but willing Residential apartment living at it’s 1982 GMC C1500 Pickup 1GTCC14H5CS521931 Deadline for application is best! Quality HUD subsidized 1st Jon at 763-443-7011 or email to train the right person. October 12 floor apartments with private entry meadowlandturkey@ yahoo.com. doors, large commons with gardens, FOR SALE BY OWNER: Nine (9) Competitive Pay! beauty shop and gazebo, utilities acres with house and outbuildings Apply in person to Al Thief River paid. Facility preference is for sen- as is @ 12597 State Hwy 32 South at 1080 Hwy 32 South iors, handicapped or persons with in St. Hilaire, MN. Submit written DOUG MILLER disabilities. Income limits apply. bids by October 20, 2018 to: Luther 218-969-7925 Thief River Falls Applications for future housing may Kaushagen, 15865 200th St. NE, (No phone calls please) be picked up at the Skylite Office, Thief River Falls, MN 56701. Terms: SALES CONSULTANT 415 Arnold Ave. S., Thief River Falls, Cash, 10% down on date of sale. Seller reserves right to reject any or Farmers Co-op Grain & Seed is Thief River Ford is looking between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Equal all bids. Top 5 highest bidders will be seeking local TRUCK DRIVERS: for an Entry-Level Sales allowed to bid orally on date of sale. CDL required, must have current or Housing Opportunity. 1tfc Consultant to join our winning Owner: LaVonne Thune Trust, be able to pass DOT physical. Luther Kaushagen, Trustee, Judy Please call Danny Miller @ 218- team! The Sales Consultant Olson, Trustee. For more info, con- 681-6283 or 701-741-1189. is responsible for working Housing tact Judy Olson: 218-698-4493 or • Flat, Metal & Shingled Roofs 81tfc with customers to identify Opportunities cell 651-341-9785; Mary Jane • Free Estimates their vehicle needs while River Pointe Townhomes, Paradis: 218-686-3555. 2t79p LOOKING ensuring each customer has Sherwood Park Townhomes, 80 ACRES PRIME HUNTING LAND a satisfactory dealership FOR SALE: S1/2 SW1/4 Sec. 1, 155 TO HIRE experience. Southwood Park Townhomes N R40 W, Marshall County. Thief River Ford offers an are accepting applications $1,000/acre firm. 218-681-3333. Full-Time aggressive pay plan, paid for immediate openings. time off, retirement program Vehicles/Accessories Yard Delivery ‘08 AVALANCHE: New tires, with company match and a Certain restrictions apply. $9,200. Call 218-637-0237. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Person positive work environment Contact DW Jones ‘05 CHEV PU: V8, PS, PB, got some Full Benefits that comes from a family CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION Management, Inc. dents, good runner, 170k miles. owned business. Best offer. 218-782-2551. Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Industrial Apply at If you are a people-oriented (218) 547-3307 www.bldr.com person and would enjoy (218) 689-5152 Pets PUREBRED YELLOW LAB PUP- working in a professional or our website envirnoment, perhaps a PIES: $600. 4 females, 1 male. In 218-277-0746 www.dwjonesmanagement.com Salol. Call Shannon at 218-205- Bryce Stordahl • NOW HIRING! career in sales is for you! 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1301 Third St West Please pick up ONE BEDROOM: Large main Household 218-681-4447 floor. Heat and water paid, one year GAS OR WOOD FIREPLACES, Are you looking to be part of a motivated and an application at lease. 218-686-0738. P4t82p Stoves or Inserts: Highest quality at Guaranteed Lowest Prices! compassionate team? Oakland Park Communities is looking the front desk www.mikesheating.com 800-446- CARRIER BOYS & GIRLS wanted 4043 1tfc for great people who would like to become part of our team. to deliver the Northern Watch each Friday evening. Great starter job, CLEAN & LIKE NEW! 30”x46” Maintenance Worker: Full-time must be at least 11 years old. Stop NOW HIRING Eﬃciency kitchen table with (4) spindle- in at The Times for an application ~ back chairs, light oak butcher block TMA: Part-time Evenings 324 Main Avenue North, TRF. Apartment wood, $60. Call Lou M-Th 8am-4pm 55tfe HOUSEKEEPING @ 218-681-4450, or after 6pm @ CNA: Part-time Days & Nights For Rent 218-782-3040 (Greenbush). Cook: Part-time & Casual FALLS TRUCK Please Apply in Person Looking for quiet, single REPAIR INC. Sporting Goods Dietary Aide: Part-time Evenings person to rent apt. over RELOADER FOR SHOTGUN of Thief River Falls is For More Ace Hardware. Heat SHELLS: Ponsness-Warren Duo- We offer competitive wages with shift differential, paid time off paid, washer and dryer Matic Model 375 and lots of sup- looking for a responsible, Information plies. Perfect for Trap shooter. Call and extensive benefit package. and P kl a hard working truck and on premises. No John at 218-686-9372. 73tfe a r Please see our website at k Call 681-9988 O trailer mechanic. Wage smoking, no pets. PROFORM 795SL Treadmill - www.oaklandparktrf.com or $350. SOLOFLEX MUSCLE C call 218-681-1675 for more information. o s based on experience. References Required MACHINE: with leg extension and m ie munit Apply online or in person at Health insurance and butterfly attachments - $350. Call 123 Baken St., Thief River Falls, MN 218-681-3664 218-681-7725. P4t82p other benefits after 90 Ask for Ron days. Machinery APPLY IN PERSON AT: NEW IN CRATE: 350 HP GM 350 1031 Wendt Drive, Thief River Falls crate loader. $2,500. 701-740- 112 State Ave. S 0209. 6t80p (behind the Hartz READY MIX CONCRETE, building) OR CALL CRAIG AT EXTRA-EXTRA SAND & GRAVEL 218-681-3476 The Northern Watch is now We Have Heated Ready Mix For Year Around Jobs. accepting applications for Referral*Must work 60+ hours Bonus!* in a 2-week period Call Friday for Saturday Delivery carrier delivery people for the Thief River Falls area.* NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! We will continue to provide HELP Girls and boys the same quality product, LPN & NAR Positions WANTED of all ages are expert advice and service FT and PT: Days, Evenings and Overnights our clients have come to expect. Looking for compassionate, caring and dedicated LPN to work with encouraged to apply, our community’s elderly. Must have current nursing license from the Welders along with adults. St. Hilaire, MN • 218-964-5237 MN Board of Nursing. * NEW WAGES * & Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards TRCC, Attn: Human Resources Laborers 2001 Eastwood Dr., Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Please apply at www.jobswithus.org, All applicants must Olson Gravel, Inc. then Job Search - Healthcare Source EOE/AA pass drug test (Pay depending on experience) Excavating & Concrete Apply in person at (218) 268-4765 Dependable service & quality products Lindholm Pick Up An Application At Same day delivery available In Welding 324 Main Ave. N., TRF Basement & septic installation business *Carrier Delivery Routes Are We deliver anywhere! since 1325 Main Ave. N. • TRF Independent Contractors. •Wash •Beach Sand •Class 5 Mod 1974 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! •River Rock •Peat •Black Dirt Rummage Sales •Road Gravel •Rip Rap RUMMAGE SALE Service with Front Discharge Trucks DEPENDABLE PART-TIME 1125 Somerset Drive, TRF Friday, 10/05 ~ 5pm - 7pm Excellent Prices on Concrete #4 and #5 Rebar Saturday, 10/06 ~ 8am - 1pm (Steel or Fiberglass Rebar) WE WANT YOU HELP WANTED Boys clothing, toys, and household DUTIES INCLUDE: Working On The items. 2t80p Automatic Inserter, Bagging and Mailing ON OUR TEAM! the Northern Watch Newspaper. MOVING SALE 347 Tindolph Ave. N Every Oil Change is REQUIREMENTS: Ability To Lift 60 Lbs. Friday, October 5th Fourth Now Hiring: Spa Therapist/Cosmetologist Repetitively; Must Be 18 Or Older 11am - 6pm STOP IN AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT Furniture, household, baby, tools, too much to list! Rain or shine! • Full or Part-time Positions available 2 FAMILY RUMMAGE SAL • Beneﬁts available based on full or part-time 324 Main Ave N • Thief River Falls, MN • (218) 681-4450 813 Slice Dr., TRF • Flexible Scheduling Friday ~ 3-7pm FREE Saturday ~ 8am-12pm • Commission - 20% on Services/10% on Products Lots of household items, kids clothes size 4 to young teen, adult EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE clothes, treadmill, weight set, fire pit. Associate’s degree (A.A.) or equivalent FAMILY Something for everyone! 1t79p from two –year college or technical BOWL school preferred. We will accept a High Daycare School Diploma or General Education is hiring part-time LICENSED DAYCARE HOME HAS Diploma with a minimum of two years OPENINGS: For children over 2. related experience and/or training. BAR HELP ~ $14/HOUR Preschool, food program, fenced in Rate of Pay: DOQ & COUNTER HELP ~ playground. Years of experience. *Receive an additional weekend Call Colleen 218-688-2337. differential of $1.25 more/hr. $11.50/HOUR Must pass drug & Custom Services CALL: 218.936.2549 STARCASINO.COM/EMPLOYMENT background check. DO YOU NEED A PAINTER or Stop in for application. wallpaper removed? New con- Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Visit our website for the latest open positions! struction, selling or just need to MAHNOMEN, MN No phone call please. freshen up your place? Need gift Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. 906 Hwy 32 S. ideas? 18 years experience, many Saturday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. references. 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EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY National Association. Dated May 25, written Answer to protect your rights September 26, Miscellaneous 87/100’S ($157,885.87). Pursuant to IS LOCATED: Pennington 2018 Recorded June 5, 2018, as or you may lose the case. October 3, 2018 TICKET ROLLS! 2,000 per roll, sin- the power of sale therein contained, THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE Document No. 212783. And there- 6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RES- STATE OF MINNESOTA gle and double rolls. The Times, 324 said mortgage will be foreclosed and DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE after assigned to: Bayview Loan OLUTION. The parties may agree to or COUNTY OF PENNINGTON Main Ave. N., TRF, 681-4450. the tract of land lying and being located DATE OF THE NOTICE: $58,977.51 Servicing, LLC. Dated May 25, 2018 be ordered to participate in an DISTRICT COURT 49tfe in the County of Pennington, THAT all pre-foreclosure require- Recorded June 5, 2018, as Document alternative dispute resolution process NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Minnesota, described as follows: ments have been complied with; that No. 212784 and by Document Dated under Rule 114 of the Minnesota Court File No.: 57-PR-18-745 HEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD or Legal Description: LOT SIX (6), no action or proceeding has been insti- June 6, 2018 Recorded June 12, 2018 General Rules of Practice. You must In Re: Estate of Coal Furnaces: Highest quality, BLOCK ONE (1), KNIGHT’S FIRST tuted at law or otherwise to recover the as Document No. 212840. still send your written response to the LaVerne L. Hoefer, stainless steel. Guaranteed lowest ADDITION TO THE CITY OF THIEF debt secured by said mortgage, or any TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage Complaint even if you expect to use Decedent. prices. Order now and save. The RIVER FALLS, PENNINGTON COUN- part thereof; Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. alternative means of resolving this dis- ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING Best Floor Heat Water Tubing. TY, MINNESOTA, ACCORDING TO PURSUANT, to the power of sale TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- pute. ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL Free estimate on a complete sys- THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON contained in said mortgage, the above GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ON 7. This lawsuit may affect or bring AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSON- tem. www.mikesheating.com or 800- RECORD. described property will be sold by the MORTGAGE: 1000739-8230666359-1 into question title to real property locat- AL REPRESENTATIVE IN AN UNSU- 446-4043. 1tfc Property Address: 1247 Edgewood Sheriff of said county as follows: LENDER OR BROKER AND ed in Pennington County, State of PERVISED ADMINISTRATION AND Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 DATE AND TIME OF SALE: MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED Minnesota, legally described as fol- NOTICE OF CREDITORS Parcel ID: 25-079-005-00 November 13, 2018, 10:00am ON MORTGAGE: Bremer Bank, lows: The East Half of the Southeast TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Will be sold by the Sheriff of PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main National Association Quarter (E1/2SE1/4) of Section AND CREDITORS: Pennington County at public auction on Office, 1st Street and Main Avenue, RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SER- Nineteen (19), Township One Hundred It is Ordered and Notice is hereby the 6th day of November, 2018 at 10:00 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 VICER: Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC and Fifty-Three (153) North, of Range given that on the 23rd day of October, a.m. at the Pennington County Sheriff’s to pay the debt secured by said MORTGAGED PROPERTY Forty-Two (42) West of the Fifth 2018 at 9:00 o’clock a.m., a hearing will 681-1884 Department, PO Box 484, 102 1st St mortgage and taxes, if any, on said ADDRESS: 17651 160th Avenue Principal Meridian Except the following be held in the above named court at Thief ૽ RESIDENTIAL ૽ COMMERCIAL W, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, to pay premises and the costs and disburse- Northwest, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 described property: River Falls, Minnesota, for the formal pro- WIRE-REWIRING the debt then secured by said mort- ments, including attorneys fees allowed TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 1202610000 Beginning at the Northeast corner bate of an instrument purporting to be the gage, taxes, if any on said premises, by law, subject to redemption within 6 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- of said NE1/4SE1/4, thence in a will of the above named decedent, dated SINCE 1969 and the costs and disbursements months from the date of said sale by ERTY: A tract of land lying in the Westerly direction along the North line July 14, 2011, and for the appointment of allowed by law, subject to redemption the mortgagor(s) the personal repre- Southeast Quarter of the Northeast of said NE1/4SE1/4 a distance of 743 Eileen Hoefer, whose address is 12203 Thief River Falls, MN within Six (6) months from said date of sentatives or assigns. Quarter (SE 1/4 NE 1/4), Section feet; thence in a Southerly direction 110th Avenue NW, Thief River Falls MN, sale. TIME AND DATE TO VACATE Twenty-six (26), Township One along a line parallel with the East line of 56701 as personal representative in the ALUMINUM SHEETS At the time of the commencement PROPERTY: If the real estate is an Hundred Fifty-four. (154) North of said NE1/4SE1/4 a distance of 470 estate of the above named decendent in of said mortgage foreclosure proceed- owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, Range Forty-five (45). West of the Fifth feet; thence in a Easterly direction an unsupervised administration, and that 23x35”, 0.008” thick, 75¢ each. Available at The Times, 324 Main ings said lands were not agricultural unless otherwise provided by law, the Principal Meridian, described as fol- along a line parallel with the North line any objections thereto must be filed with lands as defined by the Minnesota date on or before which the mort- lows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of said NE1/4SE1/4 to the point of inter- the court. That, if proper, and no objec- Avenue North, TRF. (Call ahead to Omnibus Farm Act, Laws of 1986, gagor(s) must vacate the property, if (NE) corner of said SE 1/4 NE 1/4, section with the East line of said tions are filed, said personal representa- check availability and for large quan- Chapter 398. the mortgage is not reinstated under which shall be the point of beginning; NE1/4SE1/4; thence in a Northerly tive will be appointed to administer the tities.) Call 218-681+4450. 89tfe The date on or before which the section 580.30 or the property is not thence West 655 feet parallel to the direction along the East line of said estate, to collect all assets, pay all legal mortgagor must vacate the property if redeemed under section 580.23, is north line of Sec. 26; thence South 800 NE1/4SE1/4 to the point of beginning. debts, claims, taxes and expenses, and Firewood/Pellets the mortgage is not reinstated or the 11:59 p.m. on May 13, 2019, or the next feet parallel to the East line of Sec. 26; The object of this action is to deter- sell real and personal property, and do all ASH FIREWOOD FOR SALE. property redeemed, the time is 11:59 business day if May 13, 2019 falls on a thence East 655 feet parallel to the mine the Plaintiff’s title and all adverse necessary acts for the estate. upon com- PLEASE CALL 218-243-2564 OR pm. on May 6, 2019. Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. North line of Sec. 26; thence North claims to the above-described real pletion of the administration, the personal 218-766-1431. 3P12t84p Dated: September 5, 2018 THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW along the east line of Sec. 26 to the property; adjudging that the Plaintiff representative shall file a final account for United States of America FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- point of beginning. owns said real property subject to no the allowance and shall distribute the Michael P. Navin GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY other interest; adjudging that Plaintiff is estate to the persons thereunto entitled as Acting State Director SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR IS LOCATED: Pennington entitled to exclusive possession of said ordered by the court, and close the estate. Acting on behalf of The Rural ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT real property; and adjudging that each Notice is further given that ALL LEGALS Housing Service FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER OF MORTGAGE: $130,000.00 of the Defendants in said action have CREDITORS having claims against said September 26, [Successor in interest to the IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO no right, title, estate, interest, or lien in estate are required to present the same to October 3, 10, 2018 Farmers Home Administration] STATUTES SECTION 582.032 BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, the real property. The Plaintiff assert no said personal representative or to the BIDS FOR INSURANCE State of Minnesota DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY personal claims. court administrator within four months The Thief River Falls Housing and U.S. Dept. of Agriculture THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED MORTGAGEE: $77,589.91 Dated: September 17, 2018 after the date of the notice or said clams Redevelopment Authority invites bids –––––––––– PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A That prior to the commencement of FITZGERALD, REYNOLDS, HARBOTT, will be barred. for provisions of multi-peril insurance September 26, RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS this mortgage foreclosure proceeding KNUTSON & LARSON, P.L.L.P. Dated this 21 day of September, 2018. coverage for a 1, 2 or 3 year policy for October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 2018 THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee By: /s/ Kathy Narlock the following types of coverage: Fire NOTICE OF MORTGAGE USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRO- complied with all notice requirements /s/ Stephanie J.S. Harbott Court Administrator and Extended Coverage, FORECLOSURE SALE DUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. as required by statute; That no action MN Atty. ID No. 0309345 /s/ Michael L. Jorgenson Comprehensive General Liability, and THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF Dated: September 21, 2018 or proceeding has been instituted at 201 North Broadway, Suite #2 CHARLSON & JORGENSON, P.A. Non-Owner Automobile Liability THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE JPMorgan Chase Bank, National law or otherwise to recover the debt P.O. Box 457 119 West Second Street Coverage to begin January 1, 2019. ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE Association secured by said mortgage, or any part Crookston, MN 56716 P.O. Box 506 For proposal packet, contact the TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT Assignee of Mortgagee thereof; (218) 281-4168 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Thief River Falls HRA, 415 South AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP PURSUANT to the power of sale [email protected] (218) 681-4002 Arnold Ave., Thief River Falls, MN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Lawrence P. Zielke - 152559 contained in said mortgage, the above ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Atty. Reg. No. 186144 56701. Telephone is 218-681-5995. default has occurred in the conditions Melissa L. B. Porter - 0337778 described property will be sold by the –––––––––– –––––––––– Bid closing is Friday, November 9, of the following described mortgage: Randolph W. Dawdy - 2160X Sheriff of said county as follows: September 26, August 29, 2018. DATE OF MORTGAGE: March 14, Gary J. Evers - 0134764 DATE AND TIME OF SALE: October 3, 2018 September 5, 12, 19, 26, –––––––––– 2014 Tracy J. Halliday - 034610X November 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM STATE OF MINNESOTA October 3, 2018 September 19, 26, ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Attorneys for Mortgagee PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, COUNTY OF PENNINGTON NOTICE OF MORTGAGE October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 OF MORTGAGE: $61,224.00 Shapiro & Zielke, LLP Lobby of Law Enforcement Center, DISTRICT COURT FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE MORTGAGOR(S): Bradley B. 12550 West Frontage Road, Suite 200 Thief River Falls, MN NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION FORECLOSURE SALE Peterson, a single person Burnsville, MN 55337 to pay the debt then secured by Case Type: Civil-Property Rights OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF NOTICE IS hereby given that MORTGAGEE: Mortgage (952) 831-4060 said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on Court File No: 57-CV-18-___ THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN default has occurred in the conditions Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A said premises, and the costs and dis- SUMMONS THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS of that certain mortgage dated June 23, TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage DEBT COLLECTOR bursements, including attorneys' fees Rodney A. Rothschadl and Diane NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. 1999, given to secure an original princi- Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. –––––––––– allowed by law subject to redemption Rothschadl, Husband and Wife, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pal amount of $76,765.00 executed by MIN#: 1007858-0000006923-9 September 19, 26, within twelve (12) months from the date Plaintiffs, default has occurred in the conditions Keith E. Johnson and Brenda K. LENDER OR BROKER AND October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their vs. of the following described mortgage: Johnson, husband and wife, as mort- MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED NOTICE OF MORTGAGE personal representatives or assigns Estate of Daniel Bruggeman, Mary Mortgagor: Adam D. Lian, a single gagor(s), to the United States of ON THE MORTGAGE: Valley FORECLOSURE SALE unless reduced to Five (5) weeks under Bruggeman, John Doe and Mary Roe person America, acting through the Rural Mortgage, Inc. THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF MN Stat. §580.07. and any all other individuals claiming Mortgagee: CU Mortgage Services, Housing Service, formerly known as SERVICER: JPMorgan Chase THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE TIME AND DATE TO VACATE an interest herein, Inc Farmers Home Administration, United Bank, N.A. ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE PROPERTY: If the real estate is an Defendants. Dated: 04/13/2007 States Department of Agriculture, DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED Recorded: 04/18/2007 Mortgagee, and duly recorded with the Filed March 17, 2014, Pennington AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. unless otherwise provided by law, the TO THE ABOVE NAMES DEFEN- Pennington County Recorder Office of the County Recorder of County Recorder, as Document NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that date on or before which the mort- DANTS. Document No. 182468 Pennington County, Minnesota on June Number 201765 default has occurred in conditions of gagor(s) must vacate the property if the 1. YOU ARE BEING SUED. The Transaction Agent: N/A 23, 1999, as Document Number ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: the following described mortgage: mortgage is not reinstated under sec- Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against Transaction Agent Mortgage 157142. Assigned to: JPMorgan Chase Bank, DATE OF MORTGAGE: May 5, tion 580.30 or the property is not you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against Identification Number: N/A No action or proceeding has been National Association; Dated: March 24, 2010 redeemed under section 580.23 is you is attached to this summons. Do Lender or Broker: CU Mortgage instituted at law or otherwise to recover 2015 filed: April 6, 2015, recorded as MORTGAGOR: Renay K. Anderson 11:59 p.m. on November 13, 2019, not throw these papers away. They are Services, Inc the debt secured by said mortgage or document number 204735 and Nathan R. Anderson, wife and hus- unless that date falls on a weekend or official papers that affect your rights. Residential Mortgage Servicer: any part thereof: all preforeclosure LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- band. legal holiday, in which case it is the next You must respond to this lawsuit even Servion, Inc. notice requirements have been com- ERTY: The S. 60' of Lot 62 in the MORTGAGEE: Mortgage weekday, and unless the redemption though it may not yet be filed with the Mortgage Originator: CU Mortgage plied with: Townsite of Fairfield, now a part of the Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. period is reduced to 5 weeks under MN Court and there may be no court file Services, Inc There is due and claimed to be due City of Thief River Falls DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- Stat. Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. number on this summons. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- on the mortgage and the note secured PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1004 ING: Recorded May 12, 2010 MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED 2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN 20 ERTY: The land referred to is situated thereby, including interest, taxes, and Horace Ave N, Thief River Falls, MN Pennington County Recorder, FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS. in the State of Minnesota, County of fees to the date of this notice, the sum 56701 Document No. 190952. MORTGAGE: None You must give or mail to the person Pennington, and is described as fol- of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Dated: September 6, 2018 who signed this summons a written lows: THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED NUMBER: 2502207700 Assigned to: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC response called an Answer within 20 Lots Seventeen (17) and Eighteen Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee days of the date on which you received (18) of Block Twenty-two (22), in the USSET, WEINGARDEN AND LIEBO, this Summons. You must send a copy Original Townsite of Thief River Falls, TRUCKS P.L.L.P. of your Answer to the person who according to the Official Plat thereof on 2016 Chevy Crew Cab 3500HD LTZ White, 60k...... $41,900 Attorneys for Mortgagee/Assignee of signed this summons located at: Duffy record. Mortgagee Law Office, P.O. Box 715, Thief River This is Abstract Property. 2014 Chevy Crew Cab High Country Silver, 15k...... $36,500 4500 Park Glen Road #300 Falls, MN 56701. TAX PARCEL NO.: 2500316120 2015 GMC Extended Cab SLE Black, 46k...... $26,900 Minneapolis, MN 55416 3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: (952) 925-6888 EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your writ- 412 N Duluth Ave 2015 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 89k...... $26,500 137 - 18-003066 FC ten response to the Plaintiff's Thief River Falls, MN 56701 2013 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 39k...... $25,900 THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A Complaint. In your Answer you must COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY DEBT COLLECTOR. state whether you agree or disagree IS LOCATED: Pennington 2015 Chevy Extended Cab LS White, 29k ...... $25,500 –––––––––– with each paragraph of the Complaint. ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT 2012 Chevy Crew Cab LT White Diamond, 75k...... $23,500 September 19, 26, If you believe the Plaintiff should not be OF MORTGAGE: $51,000.00 October 3, 2018 given everything asked for in the AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO 2014 GMC Crew Cab SLE Silver, 99k...... $22,500 STATE OF MINNESOTA Complaint, you must say so in your BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE: 2012 Chevy Crew Cab Black, 119k...... $19,500 COUNTY OF PENNINGTON Answer. $49,044.60 DISTRICT COURT 4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR CASE That prior to the commencement of 2010 Chevy Crew Cab LT Silver, 128k ...... $15,400 NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IF YOU DO NOT SEND A WRITTEN this mortgage foreclosure proceeding 2009 Ford F-150 Crew Cab XLT White, 101k...... $14,900 Case Type: Other/Civil/Quiet Title RESPONSE TO THE COMPLAINT TO Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee Court File No: THE PERSON WHO SIGNED THIS complied with all notice requirements 2011 Chevy Ext. Cab LT Silver, 180k ...... $11,500 SUMMONS SUMMONS. If you do not Answer with- as required by statute; that no action or 2008 GMC Sierra Crew Cab SLE White, 147k...... $11,500 KBS Properties LLC, in 20 days, you will lose this case. You proceeding has been instituted at law Plaintiffs, will not get to tell your side of the story, or otherwise to recover the debt 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab Gray, 159k ...... $9,900 vs. and the Court may decide against you secured by said mortgage, or any part John Doe, Mary Roe, and all other per- and award the Plaintiff everything thereof; CARS sons unknown claiming any right, title, asked for in the complaint. If you do not PURSUANT to the power of sale estate, interest, or lien in the real estate want to contest the claims stated in contained in said mortgage, the above 2017 Buick Lacrosse Essence White, 18k...... $23,900 described in the Complaint herein, the complaint, you do not need to described property will be sold by the 2016 Buick Lacrosse White Diamond, 35k...... $21,900 Defendants. respond. A default judgment can then Sheriff of said county as follows: THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED be entered against you for the relief DATE AND TIME OF SALE: 2017 Chevy Impala LT Black, 46k...... $17,900 TO: JOHN DOE, MARY ROE AND ALL requested in the complaint. October 16, 2018, 10:00 AM 2017 Chevy Malibu LT Gray, 36k...... $17,900 OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN 5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You may PLACE OF SALE: Lobby of Law CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, wish to get legal help from a lawyer. If Enforcement Center, 102 First Street 2014 Chevy Impala 2LT Gray, 20k...... $17,900 ESTATE, INTEREST, OR LIEN IN THE you do not have a lawyer, the Court West, Thief River Falls, MN 2016 Chevy Impala LTZ LTD White, 38k...... $15,900 REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE Administrator may have information to pay the debt then secured by COMPLAINT. about places where you can get legal said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on 2015 Chevy Malibu LT Maroon, 42k ...... $15,900 1. YOU ARE BEING SUED. The assistance. Even if you cannot get said premises, and the costs and dis- 2017 Chevy Sonic Premier Red, 27k ...... $13,900 Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against legal help, you must still provide a bursements, including attorneys' fees you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against written Answer to protect your rights allowed by law subject to redemption 2013 Chevy Impala LT White, 60k ...... $10,500 you is attached to this summons. Do or you may lose the case. within 6 Months from the date of said 2014 Dodge Dart SXT Black, 64k...... $9,900 not throw these papers away. They are 6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RES- sale by the mortgagor(s), their personal official papers that affect your rights. OLUTION. The parties may agree to or representatives or assigns. 2014 Chevy Cruze LT Red, 98k ...... $9,900 You must respond to this lawsuit even be ordered to participate in an DATE TO VACATE PROPERTY: though it may not yet be filed with the alternative dispute resolution process The date on or before which the mort- SUVS / VANS Court and there may be no court file under Rule 114 of the Minnesota gagor must vacate the property if the 2018 Chevy Suburban LT White, 19k...... $52,900 number on this summons. General Rules of Practice. You must mortgage is not reinstated under 2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN 20 still send your written response to the Minnesota Statutes section 580.30 or 2018 Chevy Traverse 3LT AWD Black, 8k ...... $39,900 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS. Complaint even if you expect to use the property redeemed under You must give or mail to the person alternative means of resolving this dis- Minnesota Statutes section 580.23 is 2015 GMC Yukon XL SLT Silver, 69k ...... $37,900 who signed this summons a written pute. April 16, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. If the fore- 2017 Ford Explorer XLT White, 47k ...... $26,900 response called an Answer within 20 7. To be included only if this law- going date is a Saturday, Sunday or days of the date on which you received suit affects title to real property: legal holiday, then the date to vacate is 2015 GMC Acadia SLE 2 AWD Gray, 31k ...... $25,900 this Summons. You must send a copy THIS LAWSUIT MAY AFFECT OR the next business day at 11:59 p.m. 2018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Gray, 23k ...... $24,900 of your Answer to the person who BRING INTO QUESTION TITLE TO MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED signed this summons located at: REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN PEN- FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON

PRE-OWNED VEHICLES 2017 GMC Acadia AWD SLE 2 Black, 60k ...... $24,500 Attorney Stephanie J.S. Harbott, P.O. NINGTON COUNTY AND MORTGAGE: NONE 2017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 27k ...... $22,900 Box 457, Crookston, Minnesota 56716. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW 3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO FIVE (5), BLOCK ONE (1), OWNERS FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- 2016 GMC Terrain SLE AWD Maroon, 19k...... $22,500 EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your writ- REARRANGEMENT OF BLOCKS GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- ten response to the Plaintiff's FOUR (4) AND FIVE (5) OF ZEH'S SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR 2016 GMC Terrain SLE2 AWD Black, 30k...... $21,900 Complaint. In your Answer you must ADDITION TO THIEF RIVER FALLS, ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Blue, 36k...... $21,500 state whether you agree or disagree MINNESOTA ACCORDING TO THE FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER with each paragraph of the Complaint. OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA 2016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD White, 32k...... $20,500 If you believe the Plaintiff should not be RECORD. The object of this action is STATUTES SECTION 582.032, 2016 Chevy Equinox LT White, 32k ...... $19,500 given everything asked for in the to determine whether there are any DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER Complaint, you must say so in your adverse claims greater than the claim THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED 2015 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 42k ...... $18,500 Answer. of ownership being claimed by the PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A 2014 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Gray, 80k ...... $17,900 4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR CASE Plaintiffs to the above described prop- RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS IF YOU DO NOT SEND A WRITTEN erty. THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- 2015 Chevy Trax LT AWD Black, 27k...... $17,500 RESPONSE TO THE COMPLAINT TO 8. Please contact the undersigned if ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL THE PERSON WHO SIGNED THIS you would like a copy of the Complaint PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Black, 75k ...... $14,900 SUMMONS. If you do not Answer within this matter. You may also obtain a DONED. 2013 Toyota Rav4 LE Black, 93k ...... $14,500 in 20 days, you will lose this case. You copy of this Complaint by contacting Dated: August 24, 2018 will not get to tell your side of the story, Court Administration, 141 Main Ave. S, Servion, Inc., formerly known as CU 2012 Ford Escape Limited Black, 84k...... $13,500 and the Court may decide against you Thief River Falls, MN 56701; (218) 683- Mortgage Services, Inc., Mortgagee 2009 GMC Yukon SLT White ...... $9,900 and award the Plaintiff everything 7023. By: PFB LAW, PROFESSIONAL asked for in the complaint. If you do not Dated this 21st day of September 2018 ASSOCIATION want to contest the claims stated in /s/ Kevin T. Duffy Attorneys for: the complaint, you do not need to By Kevin T. Duffy Servion, Inc., formerly known as CU If you don’t see what you’re looking for - let us find it for you! respond. A default judgment can then Attorney for Plaintiffs Mortgage Services, Inc., Mortgagee be entered against you for the relief 1008 West Second Street 55 East Fifth Street, Suite 800 (800) 955-6053 • (218) 681-4820 requested in the complaint. P.O. Box 715 St. Paul, MN 55101-1718 • 5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You may Thief River Falls, MN 56701 651-209-7599 HWY. 1 & 59 W. THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN wish to get legal help from a lawyer. If Telephone (218) 681-8524 651-228-1753 (fax) you do not have a lawyer, the Court Attorney ID #134 600 THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM A Check out our new website updated daily at Administrator may have information –––––––––– DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING about places where you can get legal TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- NORTHERNMOTORSINC.COM assistance. Even if you cannot get MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED legal help, you must still provide a FOR THAT PURPOSE.

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October 3, 2018 Workforce (Strategic Direction E) : School Lunch - Week of October 8-12 LEGAL NOTICE A. A motion was made by Chris Mel- The University of North Dakota filed bye and seconded by Kevin Ballard to to assign FM Translator K202BK to approve the Consent Agenda as Prairie Public Broadcasting, Inc. along amended, and as appropriate, per ne- Challenger Elementary oranges Lunch butter, jelly, butter with other stations on September 12, gotiated contract, salary and benefits Monday: Salisbury steak 2018. The output channels on which and an acceptable background check. School Friday: Chicken tenders, Tuesday: Breakfast sandwich the station is operating or proposed Motion carried unanimously. Thief River Falls twisted fries, whole grain long patty, mashed potatoes and Wednesday: Cinnamon roll, to operate and the power used or pro- Personnel : Milk is served with all meals. john, sweet peas, apple slices gravy, peas and carrots, apple- yogurt or Greek yogurt posed to use are Channel 202 and ERP 1. Approve the employment of with cinnamon crisp Thursday: Waffle, syrup, hard 0.038. david Klein, Cleaner, CES, effective Fruit choice and juice served for –––––––––– August 27, 2018. breakfast. Alternate entrees: –––––––––– Tuesday: Hamburger maca- boiled egg October 3, 2018 2. Approve the employment of Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. Goodridge Schools roni hotdish, steamed carrots, Friday: Cereal, cheese stick REGuLAR BOARd MEETING Alanah Mack, Lifeguard, effective Sep- Breakfast prices: Students $1.50; Goodridge peanut butter or butter bread, Lunch INdEpENdENT SChOOL dISTRICT tember 4, 2018. reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- Milk is served with all meals. Jell-O Monday: Nachos, potato oles, 564 – BOARd Of EduCATION 3. Approve the employment of Alex Wednesday: Hot Pocket, salad SEpTEMBER 10, 2018. Zerwas, Lifeguard, effective September dents $2.80; reduced Free. Juice is served with all break- rice krispy treat 6:00 p.M. 4, 2018. Breakfast fasts. with toppings, sorbet Tuesday: Chicken patty on a dSC BOARd ROOM 4. Approve the employment of Jes- Mondays: Sausage or egg Breakfast Thursday: Toastie dogs, hash bun, baked beans A Regular Meeting of Independent sica King, Kitchen Helper, CES, Sep- breakfast pizza Monday: Cereal, granola bar, browns, baked beans Wednesday: Pork chop, School District #564 Board of Education tember 4, 2018. applesauce Friday: Chicken fajita, top- mashed potatoes with gravy, din- was held Monday, September 10, 2018, 5. Approve the employment of Mary Tuesdays: French toast sticks beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the DSC holen, Kitchen Helper, LHS, Septem- with sausage patty Tuesday: Toast with jelly, ce- pings, veggies with ranch, refried ner roll Board Room. The following board ber 4, 2018. Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- real choice, apples beans, cinnamon churro Thursday: Chicken alfredo, members were present: Mike Spears, 6. Approve the employment of pa- wich Wednesday: Egg and cheese –––––––––– corn, breadstick Wayne Nomeland, Jon Lindgren, Shan- tricia Wolff, Kitchen Helper, FMS, Sep- omelette, toast with jelly, oranges Friday: Italian dunkers, mari- non Boen, Kevin Ballard and Chris Mel- tember 10, 2018. Thursdays: Pancake wrap St. John Lutheran bye. Absent: Misty Hempel. 7. Approve the employment of El- poppers Thursday: Waffles, sausage, School nara sauce Staff members present were: Renee isha Molitor, Cleaner, August 27, 2018. Fridays: Cinnamon roll applesauce Thief River Falls –––––––––– Olson, Tanya Monson-Ek, Bradley D. 8. Accept the resignation of Lunch Friday: Cinamon roll, cereal Milk is served with all meals. St. Bernard’s Bergstrom, Sara Olson, Becky Rogalla, Stephen Senum, Bus Driver, effective choice, fruit Lunch Thief River Falls Scott Brekke, Loren Leake, Darcy September 14, 2018. Monday: Chicken patty on a Reese, Bob Wayne, Ronnie Skallet, 9. Accept the resignation of bun, sweet potato crinkle cut Lunch Monday: Chicken patty on a Milk and fruit is served with Kim Johnson and Patrick Marolt. Stephen Senum, Kitchen Helper, effec- fries, harvest green beans, mixed Monday: Tacos with lettuce bun, honey glazed carrots, mixed all meals. Juice is served with Student Council members present tive September 14, 2018. up fruit salad and cheese, green beans, apple- up fruit salad breakfast. were: Cindy Li and Elise Kalsnes. 10. Accept the resignation of dean Tuesday: Orange chicken, sauce, bread Tuesday: French bread pizza, Breakfast Also present were: Marlene Ander- hanson, Cleaner, effective September Tuesday: Chicken nuggets stir fry vegetables, pineapple tid- Monday: Waffles son, Dave Hill, Craig Mattson, Darin 6, 2018. steamed rice, baked pretzel stick, Robson and Michelle Westerman. B. A motion was made by Shannon stir fry vegetables, pineapple tid- with assorted sauces, broccoli bits Tuesday: Cereal choice, toast The Pledge of Allegiance was re- Boen and seconded by Kevin Ballard to bits and cheese, peaches and pears, Wednesday: Meatballs in Wednesday: Scrambled eggs, cited. approve the following 2018-19 Extra- Wednesday: Meatballs in bread gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner toast Chairman Mike Spears called the Curricular Assignments. Motion carried Wednesday: Polish sausage on roll, harvest green beans, orange Thursday: Breakfast pizza meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk unanimously. gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner Wayne Nomeland confirmed that a quo- 1. Jeff Loe - HS Activity Mentor roll, fresh broccoli, orange halves a bun, French fries, carrots and halves Friday: Cereal choice, toast rum was present. Coach Thursday: Chicken quesadilla, celery with dip, apples Thursday: Chicken fajita with Lunch A motion was made by Wayne C. A motion was made by Kevin Bal- lettuce and tomatoes, Bush’s Thursday: Chef salad with cheese, lettuce and tomatoes, Monday: Hamburgers, baked Nomeland and seconded by Kevin Bal- lard and seconded by Chris Melbye to ham and turkey, broccoli, carrots, Bushe’s black bean fiesta, blue- beans, French fries, blueberries lard to approve the September 10, 2018 approve the requests for lane change black bean fiesta, blueberries agenda as presented. Motion carried effective September 1, 2018 for the fol- with yogurt celery, peppers, cucumbers, berries with yogurt Tuesday: Tacos, tortilla chips, unanimously. lowing individuals per Article X. Employ- Friday: Mini corn dogs, tator tomatoes, Lunch Bunch grapes, Friday: Mini corn dog, tator Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, A motion was made by Jon Lind- ment Rates and Conditions, Section 10, tots, honey glazed carrots, red breadstick tots, fresh broccoli, red apple cheese, diced pears gren and seconded by Shannon Boen Subd. 4 of the Master Agreement with Friday: Corn dogs, baked –––––––––– Wednesday: Pork roast, to approve the minutes of the August the Thief River Falls Education Associ- apple 27, 2018 Regular Board Meeting as ation. Motion carried unanimously. –––––––––– beans, Mandarin oranges, bread Lafayette High School mashed potatoes with gravy, presented. Motion carried unanimously. 1. Jamie Bakken – MA30 Franklin Middle School –––––––––– Red Lake Falls steamed cauliflower, oranges A motion was made by Jon Lind- Lane/Step Top Thief River Falls Marshall County All meals are served with fruit Thursday: Pizza burgers, po- gren and seconded by Kevin Ballard to 2. dane Broome – BA20 Lane/Step Milk is served with all meals. Central School and milk. All lunches are served tato sidewinders, cucumbers, red approve the bills as submitted and on 5 Newfolden with fresh vegetables and fruit peppers, apples file in the School District Business Of- 3. JoyAnn dahl – MA10 Lane/Step Fruit choice and juice served for fice. Motion carried unanimously. Top breakfast. Alternate entrees: All breakfast and lunches choice. Friday: Chicken strips, sea- Public Comment: None. 4. Katie Engevik – BA10 Lane/Step Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. served with juice and low fat/fat- Breakfast soned rice, broccoli, celery and Superintendent’s Report - Bradley 4 Breakfast prices: Students $1.60; free milk. All bread products Monday: Cereal, toast, peanut carrot sticks, pineapple tidbits Bergstrom 5. Sandra fladeland – MA40 served are whole grains. An al- A. Superintendent Bergstrom - Lane/Step Top reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- Answers to last week’s puzzles mentioned the girls swim team has sent 6. Jim foss – BA20 Lane/Step 6 dents $2.75; reduced Free. ternative of cereal is available a thank you card for the installation of 7. Kenny Geiser – BA50 Lane/Step Breakfast every breakfast. the new speakers at the FMS pool. A Top Mondays: Sausage or egg Breakfast special thank you to Tony Greene, Tim 8. Rosaline Groven – MA20 Monday: Toast, cereal, fruit Vagle, and Jason Hruby for getting this Lane/Step Top breakfast pizza done before the school year started. 9. Mike Gullingsrud – BA20 Tuesdays: French toast sticks Tuesday: French toast sticks, The Joint City Council meeting is Lane/Step 16 with sausage patty grapes tentatively rescheduled for November 10. Mariah hruby – BA10 Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- Wednesday: Bagels, yogurt, 15, 2018 to accommodate a school Lane/Step 5 fruit board work session with MSBA. 11. Megan Largis – BA20 wich On August 31, 2018 the house was Lane/Step 6 Thursdays: Pancake wrap Thursday: Cinnamon rolls, removed from LHS. Thanks to Jason 12. Christopher Lian – MA10 poppers cheese sticks, applesauce and his crew for the site prep work and Lane/Step 9 Fridays: Cinnamon roll Friday: Toast, cereal, fruit to Scott Brekke for his leadership in 13. Matthew McGlynn – BA10 Lunch Lunch year one collaboration. Lane/Step 12 Monday: Chicken patty, corn, The Supreme Court will be at LHS 14. Rebecca Mattson – MA 10 Monday: Chicken patty on a this week. They will be hearing oral ar- Lane/Step Top bun, crinkle cut fries, honey tropical fruit guments and visiting with students dur- 15. Natasha Olsonawski – BA30 glazed carrots, mixed up fruit Tuesday: Mini corn dog, mac- ing the day. Lane/Step Top salad aroni and cheese, peas, apple Homecoming begins next week. 16. Thomas powers – BA30 Wednesday: Sweet and sour The theme for this year is “A Hero’s Lane/Step Top Tuesday: Orange chicken, Homecoming.” Lots of things going on 17. Elizabeth Quick – MA 10 steamed rice, stir fry vegetables, chicken, rice pilaf, green beans, at LHS. Lane/Step Top pineapple tidbits peaches Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into Enrollment numbers are up overall 18. Mandy Schuster – MA 40 Wednesday: Meatballs in Thursday: Hot dogs, baked nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 from where we ended last year (37 stu- Lane/Step Top beans, chips, oranges must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear dents) but down from where we 19. Katie Shaw – MA 20 Lane/Step gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the started last year (24 students). The 10 roll, harvest green beans, orange Friday: Pizza, peas, pineapple order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric graduating class last year and the 20. Justin Skjerven – BA30 –––––––––– clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you halves name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! Kindergarten class this year are about Lane/Step 10 Thursday: Chicken fajita with Viking Elementary the same. 21. Tevia Strand – BA20 Lane/Step School The Paw Prints annual publication 6 cheese, lettuce and tomatoes, did get out to the community after print- 22. pam Vettleson – BA40 Bush’s black bean fiesta, blue- All breakfast and lunches ing delays. We apologize for the delay. Lane/Step 12 berries with yogurt served with juice and low fat/fat Superintendent Bergstrom com- 23. Alyssa Walter – BA 20 Friday: Mini corn dogs, tator free milk, and fruit. All bread mending everyone around the district Lane/Step 5 tots, fresh broccoli, red apple products served are whole grains. for the fantastic first week of school. 24. Joshua Watne – BA 20 An alternative of cereal is avail- Lots of planning goes into this by many Lane/Step 5 –––––––––– people and he thanks everyone for their 25. denise Yonke – BA 40 Lincoln High School able at every breakfast. hard work. Lane/Step 6 Thief River Falls Breakfast Reminders for the board: 26. Andrew Youngblom – BA 10 Milk is served with all meals. Monday: Toast, cereal 1. Meetings of interest Lane/Step 4 Tuesday: Granola bar, cereal a. MSBA meeting on Wednesday, D. A motion was made by Wayne Fruit choice and juice served for September 12, 2018 at 5:30 pm at the Nomeland and seconded by Mike breakfast. Breakfast prices: Stu- Wednesday: Muffin, cereal LHS Training Center. Spears to approve an increase in dents $1.65; reduced Free. Lunch Thursday: Scrambled egg, b. Supreme Court dinner Thursday, School Readiness Paraprofessional po- prices: Students $2.80; reduced toast, cheese stick September 13, 2018 at 6:00 pm in the sition of Jaime Starren from 25 to up to Friday: Toast, cereal Commons Area at LHS. 32/hours per week for the 2018-19 Free. c. MREA meeting on Monday, Sep- school year. Motion carried unani- Breakfast Lunch tember 18, 2018 at 7:00 pm at the DSC. mously. All items offered every day: Monday: BBQ on a bun, Committee Reports: Finances (Strategic Direction F): Bacon/egg pizza, breakfast baked beans Student Reports: Cindy Li and Elise A. A motion was made by Wayne Tuesday: Baked potato, ham, Kalsnes both LHS seniors shared their Nomeland and seconded by Mike sausage pizza, cream cheese excitement for the Supreme Court to be Spears to approve utilizing the MSBA bagel, cini-minis, burritos, cheese, sour cream, broccoli coming to LHS. Highlights were also School Board Self Evaluation Survey chocolate chip, maple and straw- Wednesday: Spaghetti with given regarding “A Hero’s Homecom- for 2018-2019. Motion carried unani- berry pancakes. meat sauce, carrots ing.” Monday is Hero Day, Tuesday is mously. Tuesdays: Tornados Thursday: Chicken in gravy, Jersey Day, Wednesday is Squad Day, B. A motion was made by Shannon mashed potato, peas Thursday is Teacher Look-Alike Day, Boen and seconded by Jon Lindgren to Thursdays: Pancake dog on a and Friday is Prowler Pride Day. approve a work session on October 29, stick Friday: Hamburger on a bun, Recognitions : 2018 for MSBA to do a “deeper dive” of Fridays: Cinnamon roll French fries Presentations : the School Board Self Evaluation. Mo- –––––––––– A. Music Project - Darcy Reese pre- tion carried unanimously. Lunch sented on a music project they will be C. A motion was made by Kevin Bal- Monday: Hot ham and cheese Red Lake working on for May 2019’s concert. lard and seconded by Jon Lindgren to sandwich, sweet potato puffs, County Central B. Trip & Route Bus Presentation approve the cost of $975 for the work steamed green beans, diced Elementary School with Viewing - Ronnie Skallet presented session on October 29, 2018 for MSBA peaches Milk and fruit is served with information regarding the two new to do a “deeper dive” of the School all meals. Bread, cereal and juice buses. The buses were available to Board Self Evaluation. Motion carried Tuesday: Taco in a bag with tour. unanimously. salsa, Spanish rice, Zippy refried is served with breakfast. C. North Star Overview - Sara Other Items: beans, diced pears Breakfast Olson presented on the new North Star A. Policies : Wednesday: Harvest pork Monday: Apple turnover accountability system. 1. A motion was made to amend by chop, mashed potatoes with but- Tuesday: Waffles Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum Shannon Boen and seconded by Wednesday: Bacon scramble (Strategic Direction A) : Wayne Nomeland to approve to adopt ter, dinner roll, diced carrots, Technology, Innovative Learning & MSBA 420 Students and Employees Lunch Bunch grapes pizza Partnerships (Strategic Direction B) : with Sexually Transmitted Infections Thursday: Lasagna cheese Thursday: Nutri-Grain bar, A. A motion was made by Wayne and Diseases and Certain Other Com- rollups with meat sauce, bread- Poptart Nomeland and seconded by Jon Lind- municable Diseases and Infectious Friday: Cinnamon roll gren to approve the contract for serv- Conditions policy with a strike out of stick, spinach salad, Mandarin ices with Sanford to provide a MN “the school” and replace with “Thief Health Practitioner for the 2018-2019 River Falls ISD #564”. Motion carried school year. K. Ballard abstained. Mo- unanimously. tion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m. Discovery Families (Strategic Direction C) : /s/ Mike Spears, Chair Safety (Strategic Direction D) : /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Clerk Place Senior Meals Milk is served with all meals. Breakfast Heritage Center Meals on Wheels will deliver Newfolden Monday: Cheerios, whole Thief River Falls meals Monday through Friday, Community Center wheat toast, apple juice Meal provided by Lutheran including holidays. For more The Senior Meal Program has Tuesday: Oatmeal, whole Social Services. All meals are information, call (218) 681- relocated to the Newfolden wheat toast, orange juice served with bread and milk. 6861. Low fat milk served Café. Meals are served Sunday Wednesday: Corn Flakes, Menu is subject to change upon with all meals. through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 whole wheat toast, grape juice availability of certain items. Monday: Swiss steak, baked p.m. For more information, call Thursday: Kix, whole wheat Monday: BBQ porkchop, potato, sour cream, corn, wheat 218-874-8361. toast, orange juice sweet potatoes, mixed vegeta- bread with margarine, apple- Monday: Roast beef dinner Friday: Chex, whole wheat bles, pears sauce Tuesday: Chicken dumpling toast, apple juice Tuesday: Chicken, mashed Tuesday: Swedish meatballs, soup Lunch potatoes with gravy, carrots, Jell- mashed potatoes, sliced beets, Wednesday: KLUB dinner O cake wheat bread with margarine, Monday: Bean soup with Thursday: Chicken fried steak ham, saltines, cheese sandwich, Wednesday: Beef rigatoni, frosted cake with white gravy green beans, applesauce, cottage pears Wednesday: Tator tot hotdish, Friday: Chili and corn bread cheese, cookie seasoned carrots, coleslaw, Tuesday: Beef stew with veg- Thursday: Meatloaf, baked wheat bread with margarine, –––––––––– gies, cheese, bread and butter, potato, sour cream, cream corn, peaches LSS Senior Meals fruit cocktail cheesecake Thursday: Chow mein hot- Viking and Holt Wednesday: Fish nugget, Friday: Meaty beef stew, car- dish, corn, fruited Jell-O, wheat Senior meals are served every peas, peaches, bread and butter rots and poatoes, coleslaw, bread with margarine, brownie weekday. To make a Viking or Thursday: Hamburger on a bisuit, Mandarin oranges Friday: Meaty spaghetti sauce Holt meal reservation or to re- bun, potato chips, beans, apple- –––––––– with noodles, green beans, garlic ceive a menu, please call (218) sauce Meals on Wheels bread, apple or peach cobbler 874-7137. Viking meals avail- Friday: Creamed chicken over Thief River Falls –––––––– able as home delivery only. biscuit, green beans, oranges Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation (All Periodicals Publications Except Requester Publications) 1. Publication Title 2. Publication Number 3. Filing Date

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Publication of Statement of Ownership to the Internet, and a new Behavioral Interventions dents navigate the world of Automatic Inserter, Bagging and Mailing X If the publication is a general publication, publication of this statement is required. Will be printed Publication not required. the Northern Watch Newspaper. X If the publication is a general publication, publication of this statement is required. Will be printed Publication not required. understanding of e-learning and Supports (PBIS), atten- computers and the Internet in the ______October 3, 2018 issue of this publication. in the ______October 3, 2018 issue of this publication. encompasses theory and dance intervention and an safely and responsibly. The REQUIREMENTS: Ability To Lift 60 Lbs. 18. Signature and Title of Editor, Publisher, Business Manager, or Owner Date other approaches to learn- attendance dialer. Wayne school plans to continue to Repetitively; Must Be 18 Or Older 18. Signature and Title of Editor, Publisher, Business Manager, or Owner Date STOP IN AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT Publisher 9-26-18 ing. As Bergstrom explained explained that whenever a support and provide these Publisher 9-26-18 this is why the name of the student is absent, the par- programs. I certify that all information furnished on this form is true and complete. I understand that anyone who furnishes false or misleading information on this form Ior certify who omitsthat all material information or information furnished requestedon this form on is the true form and may complete. be subject I understand to criminal that sanctions anyone (includingwho furnishes fines false and imprisonmeor misleadingnt) informationand/or civil onsanctions this form committee studying it has ents will be called. 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