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Sports - Page 1B WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2018 $ 00 Volume 107, Number 21 • www.trftimes.com Newsstand1 Price CLASSIFIEDS 8B OBITUARIES 8 OPINION 6B Council approves work at REA Cracked heat plans to bond for the pur- was $3,100,195.98. The engi- • Alley construction for Rod Otterness said the prop- be removed to make it safer chase this fall. neer’s estimate was the Midwest Minnesota erty is needed to facilitate for pedestrians, reduce the exchanger could “This is something we $3,642,146.90. Other bid- Community Development the decommissioning of the number of trees needing to have to do this year, so that’s ders included Knife River Corporation project water treatment ponds. The be removed, and improve leak carbon the reason it’s coming for- Materials and Davidson • Street and utilities im- city is decommissioning the snow removal. The Min- ward right now,” said Coun- Construction. provements for Barnick ponds since it is moving the nesota Department of Trans- monoxide cil Member Jerald Brown. The project includes: Road water treatment ponds to a portation will investigate a The existing HVAC sys- • Street construction for • Crosswalks on Spruce city-owned property south- flatter-radius right-turn tem needed to be replaced Digi-Key Drive Avenue east of Challenger Elemen- lane. due to a cracked heat ex- • Street and utilities im- • Paving at the city public tary School. City Council approved by April Scheinoha changer. CIMCO noted that provements for Technology works facility Otterness said the Nora loans to Fred and Terri Reporter the unit had failed and Street (also as part of the • Paving at the water Street East property was Eisbrener for the former cracked in the past. The unit Digi-Key expansion project) distribution facility valued at $34,700 in 2017. Domino’s Pizza property The Thief River Falls City was repaired in the past, but • Full mill and resurfac- After meeting in closed Its estimated market value across from Falls Liquor. Council approved replacing it has cracked again. The ing of Greenwood Street session for five minutes, increased in 2018. Novak The Eisbreners recently pur- a heat exchanger during its firm noted that, in its cur- from Kendall to Spruce av- City Council approved wanted $34,000, and the chased the building and plan meeting Tuesday, May 15. rent state, the unit could enues purchasing a property at council agreed with her re- to move their businesses, The council approved replac- leak carbon monoxide. • Street and utilities im- 306 Nora St. E. for quest. Tip Tox Tux and Terri the ing the heat exchanger at City Council approved provements for First Street $34,000. The property, cur- The council approved Tailor, to that location. Ralph Engelstad Arena at a the low bid from R.J. Za- West rently owned by Shirley removing the right-turn The council approved a cost of $221,146.40, which voral & Sons for the 2018 • Utilities and storm Novak, is located west of the lane for eastbound traffic $15,000 Storefront Renova- includes installation and Street and Utilities Im- sewer improvements for Nel- current water treatment to turn from Third Street tion Loan and a $31,000 readings afterward. The city provement Project. Its bid son Drive ponds. City Administrator to Spruce Avenue. It will (Continued on Page 11)

Personnel Goodridge graduation matters are addressed by David Hill Brandt and Joshua Watne. Editor Per negotiated contract, salary and benefits and an Personnel issues were on acceptable background the agenda for the Board of check, the following individ- Education for School District uals were hired by the Dis- 564, Thief River Falls, on trict: Sara Rogalla, Monday, May 14. During a part-time American Indian portion of the meeting re- Education liaison, Britney served for individuals from Schwab, special education the public to share their teacher; Angela Westlin, comments with the Board, temporary part-time food Reid Froiland, a math service secretary; and Gina teacher at Lincoln High Benavidez, cleaner. The School, spoke on the low Board also accepted the res- morale of staff in the District ignations of Brenda and urged the Board to ad- Donarski, maintenance dress the matter. His entire worker, Liz Vedbraaten, spe- speech can be read in the cial education paraprofes- last edition of The Times. sional, Diane Retka, Members of the Board of Ed- transportation administra- ucation did not provide any tion support, and Brianna feedback or address the com- Hagl, cleaner. The Board ments. also accepted the retirement Eight teachers in the Dis- of Konnie Christensen, ele- trict were awarded contracts mentary teacher at Chal- for the 2018-19 school year, lenger Elementary School. which results in the grant- The Board of Education ing of tenure to them. Teach- approved an at-will employ- ers granted tenure included ment agreement with Dillon Ashley Beito, Ashley Hau- Lundin as Construction Ca- gen, Mariah Hruby, Brett reers Instructor Community Larry Nerhus hugged his son Blake during the flower pres- that day. Video of the ceremony is online at Johnson, Lauren Johnson, Expert at Lincoln High entation at Blake’s graduation Sunday, May 20. Blake was www.trftimes.com. Christine Nelson, Paul (Continued on Page 11) among six Goodridge High School students who graduated Last AVTI instructor in TRF retires After nearly 40 Halsa was hired at the looked back, he reflected on was above the old Mint Cafe, Howard Rokke, who came AVTI in 1978 as a long-term the many changes, the least which also had a bar and to the school in 1968, said years, Norm substitute, and after being of which may have been the caused staff to be concerned Halsa looked out for the hired full-time, has been number of times the name of about losing students at teachers. Halsa retires with the school system ever the school changed. lunchtime. In fact, Halsa was one of since. Halsa grew up on a Dr. Orley Gunderson, for- It wasn’t until the 1970s the leaders of a teachers’ farm in the Angus area, and mer president of the college that the colleges were moved strike in the 1980s which attended high school in War- and AVTI, noted that just in out to their present location. lasted five weeks. At the by David Hill ren. He said it was an auto- his tenure the name had They became physically con- time, state aid was based on Editor motive class he took at that changed five times. nected in 1980. In 1992, the daily membership, so it was high school that inspired Of course, that’s not all colleges joined the Min- a happy day when the strike The last instructor to him on setting goals that that changed. nesota State Colleges and was settled. have worked with the Area would put him on a path to Verne Spengler, who Universities system. Prior to Gunderson described Vocational Technical Insti- teaching automobile service started working at the that they were managed by Halsa as a great teacher and tute in Thief River Falls has technology. When he gradu- school in 1964, explained the local Board of Education. said he thought Halsa had retired. After nearly 40 ated from high school, how- that in the early years, the In 1995, the college and saved him a couple of times years as an auto service ever, his goals took a slight school was part of the high technical college merged. In from a vote of no confidence technician, Norm Halsa, has detour. He said he had the school and that other de- 2002, the college merged from the staff. retired. “lucky lottery number 3” for partments were scattered all with East Grand Forks. Diane Rothschadl, who A reception was held at the military draft so he over the community. The Other speakers recalled taught at the school for 20 Northland Community and spent January 1971 through Nursing Department, for ex- Halsa’s uncommon common years, said she’d met a lot of Technical College in Thief January of 1973 with the ample, was in the basement sense and leadership. great people at the college River Falls Thursday, May Army. of the old bank building, Spengler said Halsa was and that Halsa was one of 10. A number of former in- Still, it has been a long which flooded every spring. a good, steady guy with com- them. structors at the AVTI were career as a teacher. As he The Business Department mon sense. at the event. (Continued on Page 11) NEW ENTRY-LEVEL FULL-TIME STARTING RATE! $16.50 Apply Online Today! DIGIKEY.COM/CAREERS 2 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, May 23, 2018 MacBook Air MacBook collection at Lincoln High Collection School...it’s like the opposite of Christmas It’s hard to believe that So what does your stu- items will be made. Schedule another school year has dent need to be sure to All outstanding charges come and gone already, but bring on May 31? for missing items must be Grade Time here we are readying our- Each student should be paid by start of next school Seniors 8:30 a.m. selves to graduate another returning all the pieces they year or your student will Juniors 10 a.m. class of Prowlers into the were issued at the begin- not be allowed to take the Sophomores 12:45 p.m. community. This signals ning of school. This MBA home next school year. Freshmen 1:45 p.m. another traumatic experi- includes: Having your student pre- ence for our kids...having to • The MacBook Air pared on May 31 with all turn in their MacBook Air • Case the pieces makes collection Replacement (MBA). Each year, we col- • Pouch attached to the and handout next year lect every 1:1 device so that Case much easier for you and for Part Costs we can give them a once • Power Adapter us. We appreciate all your Part Cost over, install any needed • Power Cord (we refer help! Power Adapter $80 updates, and prepare them to this as the Wall Cord) In what can only be Wall Cord $10 for next year and the incom- • Duckhead (not a real viewed as a testament to Duckhead $10 ing freshmen. We will be Duck’s head please :) our students, families, and Case for MBA $20 collecting at Lincoln High All returned parts must community, we have one of School on May 31 be Apple-branded OEM the lowest loss/theft/com- Pouch for Case $2 (Schedule listed to the left) parts in order to meet insur- pletely damaged device rate ance standards; third-party in the state. We can’t thank replacement parts will be you enough for your support sent back with the student of our 1:1 program. and he/she will be billed for If you have any question the missing pieces accord- please contact: Tim Vagle, ingly. district technology coord i- What if my student nator at tim.vagle@ doesn’t have some of the myprowler.org; or 218-681- parts? 7764. Salutatorian Dylan Manderud shared memories of each of If your student is missing his five classmates during the Goodridge High School some of the parts we still commencement exercises Sunday, May 20. An excerpt of need the MBA turned in on his address is online at www.trftimes.com. May 31. We will generate a reminder letter when they turn in their MBA that will GATZKE NEWS list the missing items and Mrs. Clifford Klamar • 459-3445 the cost associated with Congratulations to the replacing any missing parts graduates in the area: (Chart of costs to the upper Brooke daughter of Glenn left). and Chelsey Limesand, If the parts are found Taylor Berberick daughter Graduate Kendra Jensen smiled at well wishers Sunday, after collection date, they of Samantha and Justin May 20 after her Goodridge High School graduation cere- can be returned to the LHS Lunsetter, Ana Andre Office and any needed Saban daughter of Mardy mony. She was among the six students graduating. Video adjustment to outstanding of the graduation ceremony is online at www.trftimes.com. and Gerry Lunsetter from Grygla High school. Also Crystal, daughter of Bruce and Lita Kolden, from Middle River High School. Pastor Shirley Teske from Fessenden, ND was an overnight guest on Monday. Howard and Mary Ann Lunsetter brought belated birthday wishes to Rick Larson on Tuesday. Saturday, Alan and Sandy Severts were among those who attended funeral services for James Avron at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church at Thief Lake. Sunday evening Clifford and Mary Klamar visited at Valedictorian Ben Groven shared his perspective of being the Gerry Lunsetter home. a member of the Goodridge High School Class of 2018 dur- The six members of the Goodridge High Sunday, May 20. Video of the graduation Sunday, Ronnie and ing commencement exercises Sunday, May 20. An excerpt School Class of 2018 prepared to sit down ceremony is online at www.trftimes.com. Shelia Peterson visited at of his address is online at www.trftimes.com. prior to their commencement ceremony the Alan Severts home.

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Decision proves to be life-saving Telephone: (218) 681-4450 Children are our most expect the unexpected when preliminary numbers show Minnesota law states and preschoolers who have precious cargo in a vehicle, driving and protect our- 73 unbelted motorists lost that drivers and passengers reached the height and and if they are not properly selves by wearing our seat their lives on Minnesota in all seating positions must weight limits of the rear- secured, a crash can go from belts,” said Mike Hanson, roads. In a five-year period be buckled up or seated in facing car seat should use a Kathy Svidal an inconvenience to a life- Office of Traffic Safety (2013 – 2017), 443 unbelted the correct child safety seat. forward-facing seat with Publisher changing event. That could director. “Ninety-two per- motorists died when a dif- Officers will stop and ticket harness until they reach the [email protected] have been the case for Twin cent of motorists are buck- ferent decision may have unbelted drivers or passen- weight limit of the harness Cities mother Christine ling up. For those who are saved them. In a five-year gers. Seat belts must be allowed by the car seat Arenz if she had not proper- not making that choice, now period (2013 – 2017), 33 worn correctly — low and manufacturer. ly secured 5-year-old is the time to join the crowd. percent of the 1,335 people snug across the hips, and • Booster seats – For Katherine, 3-year-old Think about life without killed while riding in motor shoulder straps should school-age children who William, 8-month-old you in it. Think of your chil- vehicles were not wearing never be tucked under an have reached the height Elizabeth and herself before dren who would be without seat belts. arm or behind the back. and weight limits of the for- Dave Hill a crash in January 2017. a parent or your parents’ Speak up about Minnesota Child Car ward-facing seat. The boost- Editor To remind motorists that emptiness if you were gone. buckling up Seat Law and steps er must be used with a lap [email protected] seat belts and car seats save Together we can all save An unbelted motorist can In Minnesota, all chil- and shoulder belt. lives, more than 300 law lives on Minnesota roads.” crash into a windshield and dren must be in a child • Seat belts – For chil- enforcement agencies Fortunately, most get thrown into other pas- restraint until they are 4’9” dren over 8 years old or across the state will partici- Minnesotans are making sengers. Oftentimes, an tall, or at least age 8, have reached 4 feet 9 inch- pate in the Click It or Ticket the life-saving decision to unbelted occupant is ejected whichever comes first. es. Your child is ready for an campaign running through buckle up. According to the from the vehicle and killed. • Rear-facing seats – adult seat belt when they Sunday, June 3. The 2017 Minnesota Seat Belt Drivers are in charge of All infants and toddlers can sit with their back Scott DCamp Department of Public Survey, 92 percent of front their vehicles and of the should ride in a rear-facing against the vehicle seat, Sports Editor Safety Office of Traffic seat occupants are wearing safety of their passengers. car seat until they have knees bent comfortably and [email protected] Safety coordinates the extra their seat belts. From 1987 They can refuse to start the reached the height and completely over the vehicle enforcement and education to 2016, motor vehicle occu- car until every passenger is weight limits allowed by the seat edge without slouch- campaign. pant serious injuries belted. Passengers also can car seat manufacturer. It is ing, and feet touching the “Christine never expect- decreased 68 percent. speak up if the driver is safest to keep children rear- floor. ed a vehicle to pull out in For those choosing not to endangering everyone in facing up to the maximum front of her van, and most of buckle up, the results are the vehicle by not buckling weight limit of the car seat. us never expect to be in a tragically hurting families up. • Forward-facing seats crash, but we must always across Minnesota. In 2017, It’s the law with harness – Toddlers April Scheinoha Reporter Fire destroys grain [email protected] truck Thursday Utility trailer stolen in TRF Theft: On May 19 at pair of shorts near had gotten out of hand. Fire destroyed a grain grain elevator. Firefighters 11:07 a.m., police received a Brandenburg Street and Shari Lynn Daniels, 52, report of a theft outside of Rice Avenue in Goodridge. Thief River Falls, has been DeDe Coltom truck Thursday night in were able to extinguish the Sales and Thief River Falls. No blaze before it spread to the 107 Fern Rd. Someone had Jason Edward Grindeland, cited for burning without a stolen a 2000 Aluma utility 31, Goodridge, has been permit. Marketing injuries were reported. elevator; however, a garage 218-681-4450 A 1978 Chevy C65 grain door may have sustained trailer with a license plate cited for disorderly conduct. Disorderly conduct [email protected] truck caught fire at 7:37 some damage. The cause of of AAHX659. He was arrested on a and fourth degree p.m. Thursday, according to the fire is undetermined. Check forgery: On May Pennington County war- assault: On May 16 at 8:37 Co-Fire Chief Marty Firefighters were on the 11 at 10:01 a.m., police rant. p.m., police received a Semanko. At the time, the scene for about an hour and received a report of check Mistreatment of ani- report that a man was in truck was parked inside the a half. forgery that the Red Lake mals – cruelty: On May the street, screaming at County Sheriff’s Office had 13 at 5:26 p.m., police people near the intersection Tom Williams encountered forged checks. received a report of mis- of First Street and Markley Sales and Eric Warren Rendulich, 35, treatment of animals in the Avenue. William Allen Marketing Circuitry fault Thief River Falls, has 400 block of Crocker Ave. S. Roper, 39, Thief River Falls, 218-681-4450 charges pending for check Joseph Michael Frog, 44, has been cited for two [email protected] forgery. Thief River Falls, has been counts of disorderly conduct causes gate issue Driving while cited for mistreatment of and one count of fourth impaired: On May 12 at animals – cruelty. He degree assault. He was For about three hours the inconvenience to the 12:51 a.m., police performed allegedly taunted and hit a arrested. After police Thursday afternoon, rail- public,” said Andy a traffic stop near the inter- dog. The caller indicated responded to the scene, road crossing gates were Cummings, spokesperson section of Tindolph Avenue that the dog appeared to be Roper was allegedly bel- Sue Philipp down at all Thief River with Canadian Pacific Rail. and Third Street. Jason only skin and bones. ligerent and uncooperative Circulation Falls railroad crossings “As a safety precaution, Charles Starren, 40, Thief False imprisonment, with officers. While being 218-681-4450 with no train present. grade crossing signals are River Falls, has been cited interference with a 911 booked into the jail, he was [email protected] “CP immediately dis- designed to activate any for DWI. call and domestic also uncooperative and bel- patched signal maintainers time there is a fault in their Criminal damage to assault: On May 13 at 9:26 ligerent. He spit in the face to investigate. We regret circuitry.” property, obstruction of p.m., police received a of a corrections officer, too. the legal process and report that a boy had Thief River Falls fourth degree assault: On thrown his girlfriend’s keys media receive these May 13 at 12:37 a.m., police into the river. A 17-year-old reports from law enforce- Cases include received a report of proper- Gatzke male has charges ment officials. If these ty damage at the Eagles pending for false imprison- reports appear in online Club. Shawn Pierre ment, interference with a forums other than those Belland, 29, Centennial, 911 call and domestic owned by Thief River traffic offenses Colo., has charges pending assault. He was taken into Falls media outlets, the for criminal damage to custody. Police located the information has been Numerous traffic offenses are for one year, $782.77 in restitution; property, obstruction of the couple near the intersection copied. (USPS 627-360) included in the latest edition of the Jessica Jean Werman, 35, Thief (ISSN: 1057-6827) Pennington County Citation River Falls, issuance of a worthless legal process and fourth of Taft Street and Crocker These reports include Disposition Bulletin. The Times check, $135, 10 days in jail stayed degree assault. He was Avenue. He allegedly those charged, arrested Published weekly every Wednesday pays for copies of this public infor- for one year, unsupervised proba- arrested. After being kicked grabbed the woman since or cited with various by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main mation. If it appears in an online tion for one year, $60 in restitution; out of the bar, Belland she wanted to go home. She crimes. Depending upon Avenue North, Thief River Falls, forum other than The Times’ web- Krista Joy Johnson, 45, Thief River allegedly broke some win- suffered bruises. the circumstances, MN 56701-1906. site, it has been copied. Falls, charge of issuance of dishon- dows and made derogatory ored checks continued for dis- Burning without a charges can be changed Minnesota State Patrol comments to some women. permit: On May 14 at or dropped by law cases: Bill Casey Alleman, 36, missal, probation to the court for SUBSCRIPTION RATES Littlefork, texting/use of electronic one year, $396.02 in restitution. Police located Belland hid- 12:09 p.m., the sheriff’s enforcement or attorneys device while driving, $135; David Thief River Falls Police ing near the river. He office received a report of a even before the case Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, Joseph Philipp, 64, Goodridge, no Department cases: Brianna became belligerent and fire in an abandoned yard reaches court. Roseau, Kittson and East Half seat belt worn, $110; Lissette Renee Marshall, 21, Thief River kicked an officer in the at 11006 150th Ave. N.W. Readers should also of Polk Counties...... $40.00/Yr Reinbold, 30, Oklee, 70/55, $145; Falls, stay of adjudication for a chest. Earl Matthew Pederson, 51, realize that under the Jack Daniel Krueger, 29, Gary, charge of disorderly conduct and ...... $26.00/6 Mo 74/60, $135; Debbie Marie Martell, continued, $75, unsupervised pro- Warrant apprehension Bejou, has been cited for American system of 64, St. Hilaire, 65/55, $125; Lacey bation for one year, $150 to Thief and disorderly conduct: burning without a permit. jurisprudence, those All Other Addresses With Marie Auginaush, 23, Mahnomen, River Falls K-9 Fund charge of On May 13 at 8:37 a.m., the Burning without a charged with crimes are 567 Zip Code ...... $50.00/Yr no insurance – owner, $285; criminal damage to property dis- sheriff’s office received a permit: On May 14 at 3:04 innocent until proven Brandon Michael Bakken, 32, missed; Jovita Mangaliag Hapka, report that a man was high p.m., police received a guilty of those crimes in ...... $32.00/6 Mo Farmington, 74/60, $135; Kaine 72, Thief River Falls, animal nui- and wearing nothing but a report of a garbage fire that a court of law. Elsewhere in the U.S.A...... $70.00/Yr Douglas Martell, 40, Thief River sance – barking, $135; Noah Tyrell Falls, 65/55, $125; Kyle Richard Hawkins, 19, Thief River Falls, ...... $42.00/6 Mo Niemela, 27, Thief River Falls, no stay of adjudication for a charge of seat belt worn, $110. a school bus stop arm violation and Periodicals Postage Paid At Pierce McCartney Foss, 24, continued, $100, probation to the Thief River Falls, Minnesota 56701 Roseau, 65/55, $125; Cole Arly court for one year. Garthus, 19, Newfolden, loud muf- Christian Paul Johnson, 23, POSTMASTER: fler/loud exhaust, $135; Gerald Thief River Falls, possession of Send Address Changes To: Fredrick Duray, 67, Newfolden, no over 1.4 grams of marijuana in a seat belt worn, $110; Lydell James motor vehicle, $235, possession of The Times Feather, 40, Red Lake, 65/55, $125; drug paraphernalia, $50; Ethan PO Box 100 Nathan Richard Anderson, 48, Alexander Johnson, 19, Thief River Thief River Falls, MN Thief River Falls, 65/55, $125, no Falls, charges of expired registra- 56701-0100 seat belt worn, $25; Lola Mae tion and driver who isn’t the owner Wiskow, 80, Thief River Falls, fail- must later produce proof of insur- The Thief River Falls Times is published ure to drive with due care, $125; ance if required were dismissed; in conjunction with the Northern Watch, Peggy Jane Stark, 45, Thief River Lawrence Luke Knuckles, 27, Thief which is published weekly every Saturday. 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LEGAL NOTICE The Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf will be seeking bids for cement/concrete work to be done by a licensed contractor at the Food Shelf in Thief River Falls, Pennington County. Bids will be accepted from May 16th through 5:00 p.m. on the 30th of May 2018. Summery includes: aprons, walk way, curb and gutters, Special Project ADA required handicap space, and shop floor correction. For more specifications, questions or for appointment to view space/job site call Alecia 218-681-4708 from 8:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m. Sealed bids will need to be mailed to Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf, PO Box 802, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, attention to Rob.

Performers at the Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio spring recital Piano students of Kristi LaSalle of Thief River Falls per- Welcomes Brittany Christianson on May 6 included: (front row, from left) Ava Niebuhr, formed their spring recital “Music, the Universal Angela Li and Livia Thibert; (back row) Siri Halvorson and Language.” Among the performers were: (front row, from Vanessa Thibert. (Submitted) Brittany is originally from Thief River left) Adrienne Moran and Sophia Eidsmoe; (back row) Falls, MN. She graduated in 2012 from Northland College with LPN Carlie Casavan and Kaitlyn Kruse. (Submitted) Nursing degree. Brittany chose Real Estate because she loves meeting and working with new people.

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Facility available to non-profit organizations and service groups free of charge. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. BAR BINGO 5 p.m. LADIES NIGHT 7 p.m. TEXAS HOLD ‘EM 7p.m.

THURSDAY, MAY 24 HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 25 HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. These young students were among the performers in the PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio spring recital May 6 at St. Dance to LIQUID KOURAGE 8 p.m. - 12 a.m. Bernard’s Catholic Church: (front row, from left) Autumn Rakosnik and Tobias Sobotta; (back row) Kennedy Bakke, SATURDAY, MAY 26 Annika Halvorson and Kjersti Halvorson. (Submitted) BAR BINGO 5 p.m.

MONDAY, MAY 28 MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY AT The spring piano recital of the Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio was held at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church in Thief River GREENWOOD CEMETARY 10:30 a.m. Lunch Following at the Post Falls. The theme was “Music, the Universal Language,” and HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. featured the following students: (front row, from left) Ali Yuska, Colin Bottem and Ava Delage; (back row) Brendan TUESDAY, MAY 29 Bottem and Kayden Scholin. (Submitted) HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m.

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Stop by Jim Dagg Insurance Agency, Inc., “Music, the Universal Language,” was the theme of the 207 Horace Ave N, Thief River Falls Students of the Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio participatd in annual Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio spring recital. The or call 218-681-2900 to sign up. their spring recital “Music, the Universal Language.” recital was held at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church and fea- Student performers included: (front row, from left) Kendall tured the following students: (front row, from left) Brooklyn Drawing will be held Monday, June 4th at 5 p.m. Zerr, Jona Moshen and Addison Lindgren; (back row) Sara Broadwell and Mattea Erickson; (back row) Ashleigh Kruse Hahn and Samuel Roth. (Submitted) and Ava Yuska. (Submitted) JIM DAGG INSURANCE AGENCY Thief River Falls • 681-2900 www.JimDaggInsurance.com

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ae RETIREMENT PARTY mission to The Times, we will run a brief story or short caption IN HONOR OF under a picture announcing when the wedding took place. Kristi LaSalle’s piano students conducted their spring • There will be no publication of weddings after six months Sue Philipp piano recital titled “Music, the Universal Language” on May have elapsed. Wednesday, May 30th ~ 2-4 p.m. Every effort will be made to publish the wedding write-up within 6 at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church in Thief River Falls. two issues of receipt. Forms are available at The Times office to help The Times Office Some of the students performing included: (front row) in organizing information regarding weddings and engagements. 324 Main Ave N., Thief River Falls Cindy Li and Leah Dahlstrom; (back row) Daniella Niebuhr, Jonah Kalsnes and Kylee Stroble. (Submitted)

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 5 Piano students conduct recital Leah Dahlstrom performs senior piano recital

Piano students of Kristi LaSalle of Thief River Falls performed their spring piano recital “Music, the COMMUNITY HEALTH CORNER Universal Language,” on With Chief Pharmacist, Mike LaSalle at Thrifty White Pharmacy, Sunday, May 6, at St. 201 Horace Avenue North in Thief River Falls. Bernard’s Catholic Church. Leah Dahlstrom, daugh- ter of James and Jocelyn Dahlstrom, was a graduat- Diabetes and High Blood Pressure ing senior performing her High blood pressure is twice as likely to strike a person with diabetes than a person last recital with the Piano without diabetes. Left untreated, high blood pressure can lead to heart disease, Studio. Dahlstrom has studied piano for 11 years. kidney disease, and stroke. In fact, a person with diabetes and high blood pressure She performed “How Great is 4 times as likely to develop heart disease than someone who does not have either Thou Art,” a duet with of the conditions. About two-thirds of adults with diabetes have blood pressure Kristi LaSalle, “Concerto: Symphonic Variations,” greater than 130/80 mm Hg or use prescription medicines for hypertension. “Fantasie - Impromptu Op. 66” and a duet “Carnival of Several students of the Kristi LaSalle Piano Studio partici- Preventing high blood pressure the Animals” with Cindy Li pating in their spring piano recital at St. Bernard’s Catholic The American Diabetes Association recommends the following to help at both the 1 and 4 p.m. recitals. Church on May 6 included: (front row, from left) Abigayle prevent the onset of high blood pressure: Dahlstrom also received Bieganek and Brooklyn Bakke; (back row) Natalie Novak, a “Grand Cup.” Gold cup Noah Burkel and Gweneth Ellingson. (Submitted) • Reduce your salt intake • Engage in stress-relieving activities awards are a program of the Niebuhr and Beth Nelson. Novak, Autumn Rakosnik, • Exercise regularly • Get to and stay at a healthy weight National Federation of Students performing at and Kayden Scholin. • Avoid excessive alcohol intake • Monitor your blood pressure at home Music Clubs and signifies the 4 p.m. program includ- Second Gold Cups for the mastery of certain ed: Ashleigh Kruse, ninth solos were awarded to • Stop smoking and avoid exposure skills. There is only one grade daughter of Todd and Brooklyn Broadwell and to secondhand smoke award higher than the Alecia Kruse; Ava Yuska, Natalie Simpson. Grand Cup award. 10th grade daughter of Dr. First Gold Cups for hymn Performers at the 1 p.m. Mark and Becky Yuska; playing were awarded to Introducing our Diabetes Support Program! program included: Cindy Li, Brendan Bottem, eighth Brooklyn Bakke, Carlie 11th grade daughter of Ben grade son of Tim and Lisa Casavan, Mattea Erickson, and Vicki Li, Matthew Bottem; Brooklyn Adrienne Moran and Kylee Enroll in our program and see the benefits! Busse, 7th grade son of Broadwell, seventh grade Stroble. Amanda Mutnansky, Kylee daughter of Chad and Ruth First Gold Cups for theo- • Medication scheduling to align your refills on the same day Strobe, eighth grade daugh- Broadwell; Mattea ry were presented to each month, allowing you to pick up all of your medications ter of Heather Barron and Erickson, eighth grade Abigayle Bieganek, Sarah in one trip. Lee Stroble, Jonah Kalsnes, daughter of Matthew and Hahn, Adrienne Moran, and ninth grade son of Jarrod Jana Erickson; Ava Delage, Natalie Novak. • Face-to-face counseling from your local pharmacist, and Roberta Kalsnes, Ava seventh grade daughter of Second Gold Cups for including customized diabetes coaching and condition Niebuhr, third grade daugh- Mark and Cally Delage; theory were awarded to ter of Dan Niebuhr and Sarah Hahn, third grade Brooklyn Bakke, Brooklyn management. Beth Nelson; Vanessa daughter of John and Katie Broadwell, Matthew Busse, • HealthyPack Rx® multi-dose packaging available to Thibert, fifth grade daugh- Hahn; Samuel Rath, third Mattea Erickson, Ashleigh simplify your day. ter of Patrick and Heather grade son of Jacob and Kari Kruse, Daniella Niebuhr Thibert; Gweneth Rath; Addison Lindgren, and Kylee Stroble. Ellingson, seventh grade second grade daughter of It’s easy to enroll! Simply call or stop by your daughter of Andrew and Anthony and Amber Krystyna Ellingson; Lindgren; Adrienne Moran, Masons award local Thrifty White to get started today! Kennedy Bakke, second fourth grade daughter of grade daughter of Dennis Shaun and Shannon Moran; scholarships and Joanie Bakke; Annika Sophia Eidsmoe, fourth Northern Lodge #236, at ® 201 Horace Ave. N. Halvorson, third grade grade daughter of Javen its bimonthly meeting on daughter of Andrew and and Andrea Eidsmoe; Monday, May 7, in Thief Michele Halvorson; Tobia Kendall Zerr, first grade River Falls, awarded schol- Thief River Falls, MN Sobotta, first grade son of daughter of Vic and Beth arships to high school sen- Michael and Elizabeth Zerr; Jona Mosher, kinder- iors. Presiding at the cere- 218-681-2932 Sobotta; Kjersti Halvorson, garten daughter of Ryan mony was Worshipful first grade daughter of and Evelyn Mosher; Carlie Master Kent Kainz along Andrew and Michele Casavan, fifth grade daugh- with Secretary James Store Hours: Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm • Sat: 8:30am - 5:30pm • Sun: Closed Halvorson; Autumn ter of Ryan and Kathy Goldesberry. Assisting with Rakosnik, second grade Casavan; Kaitlyn Kruse, the presentation of the daughter of Randy and Lori fifth grade daughter of Todd scholarships were Matthew BUY ONLINE www.onlinedrugstore.com Rakosnik; Angela Li, second and Alecia Kruse; Ali Yusa, Voulegarkis, area represen- grade daughter of Ben and sixth grade daughter of Dr. tative from the Grand Vicki Li; Siri Halvorson, Mark and Becky Yuska; Lodge of Minnesota, along fifth grade daughter of Colin Bottem, sixth grade with Shane Granzow of the Andrew and Michelle son of Tim and Lisa Bottem; Moorhead Masonic Lodge. Halvorson; Natalie Novak, and Kayden Scholin, sev- Those receiving scholar- seventh grade daughter of enth grade son of Tom and ships were Brielle Drevlow Garrett and Andrea Novak; Lucy Scholin. and Leah Kainz of Thief Abigayle Bieganek, seventh Gold Cup awards were River Falls and Kelsey grade daughter of Mark and also presented to students Kotrba from Red Lake Tiffanie Bieganek; and form the studio. First cups Falls. Refreshments were Daniella Niebuhr, eighth for solos were presented to served following the cere- grade daughter of Dan Sarah Hahn, Natalie mony. Join us in welcoming

Northern Lodge 236 awarded scholarships of Northern Lodge #236; Kelsey Kotrba, Jim to high school seniors recently. Kelsey Brielle Drevlow and Leah Kainz, Masonic Kotrba, Brielle Drevlow and Leah Kainz scholarship recipients; Kent Kainz, wor- were recipients of scholarships. Pictured shipful master of Northern Lodge #236; and are, from left: Matthew Voulegarkis, area Shane Granzow, Moorhead Masonic Lodge. nsm representative from the Grand Lodge of (Submitted) Minnesota; James Goldesberry, secretary Discover what is in your water Store Director Soil and Water able for bacteria, nitrates, analysis to ensure no TRF Hugo’s Family Marketplace Conversation Districts are arsenic, lead, fluoride and missed deadlines. local units of government secondary contaminants. While the kits, materials designed to help citizens While schools, well and delivery to the lab for conserve their soil, water drillers and daycares are the testing are free of and other renewable natu- just a few entities required charge, there is a minimal ral resources. Their mission to test their water by the cost associated with the is to coordinate assistance Department of Health, actual analysis. Tests run from available sources – there are plenty of reasons anywhere from $12 to $27 public and private, local, why voluntary testing is per test, depending on pn Hus state and federal – to work needed. Water testing interest or requirements. together and contribute to should be done if there is a There is a customer service the state’s environmental private water source on the hotline provided by RMB at Thursday, May 24th goals of cleaner air and property, there are children 1-888-200-5770 to answer water, protection of fish and or elderly in the home, any questions on water wildlife habitat. SWCDs someone in the home has a analysis. 3pm - 6pm often work primarily on a digestive illness or a vita- Hugo’s Family Marketplace one-on-one basis with local min deficiency, if you are landowners in rural and living near livestock or king Stamps Thief River Falls, MN urban areas to connect heavily fertilized areas, a Self-In them with the financial and new well, pump or treat- technical resources they ment device has recently need. been installed or if there is Minnesota has 90 Soil a change in odor, taste or and Water Conservation appearance of your water. Available at The Times Districts and Pennington It is highly recommended County is leading the way that water testing samples • Address • Dater/Number Hot Dogs, Chips, Cake, Soda by partnering with RMB be collected and returned to Environmental Labora - the lab the same day to • Notary • Signature tories to provide drinking meet proper sample care Logo Stamps and Coffee water analysis. Residents and transportation criteria. and local businesses can RMB created a free courier pick up water testing kits at service to pick up returned the Pennington SWCD, 201 water samples at the Call The Times Sherwood Avenue S., Thief Pennington SWCD and (218) 681-4450 River Falls. Testing is avail- bring them to the lab for

6 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, May 23, 2018 On the Other Hand … Available at Helpful tips for playing “Fortnite” and 23, B) you live under a doing this step because you Although dancing is not COLOR 324 Main Avenue North rock, or C) you were actual- really need a solid team. By involved in the game for Thief River Falls ly focusing on what this this I mean a team that anything besides to unlock email: [email protected] by beautiful life has to offer won’t hold you back from challenges, they are good to 681-4450 Mariah instead of being cooped up that victory royale you have rub in the faces of all your COPIES in your room playing this been trying to get by your- future opponents. Once 100 Iverson game. self for the past seven and a (or so) people join the game, ATTENTION The game is enjoyable… half hours. you finally enter the bus. if you know what you’re The tips to picking a good Your next decision is to TRF RESIDENTS! On the Other Hand is doing. teammate are as follows: pick the place you would th written by students I, however, have no idea First, make sure they know like to go. Now, if you’re June 4 what I am doing. Anyways, what they’re doing. Second, anything like me, you just th attending Lincoln High thru June 8 School in Thief River I will try to explain Fortnite you want to be sure they jump randomly and hope to Falls. to the best of my ability. To have good skins to intimi- get to a cool place with lots play the game, you have to date opposing players of guns that I do not know Garbage Bags Will Be Handed Out At The pick whether you want to be because you do not want to how to use. However, if you South Side of the Public Works Facility It is the game that is in solo or squad mode. be seen with someone run- are a skilled Fortnite player 1121 Atlantic Ave N taking over the upcoming Squad mode is where you ning around Tilted Towers (or you claim yourself to be), generation, the game that is can invite your friends (who with someone who is wear- you would mark the place HOURS ARE FROM 7 A.M. - 5 P.M. stealing boyfriends away are also cooped up in their ing the default skin that you would want to go on the This Pick up is For from their girlfriends, and rooms) to play the game you start with. This is an map in advance. the game that makes it with you. Before you can instant sign that they do The best places to make RENTERS & HOMEOWNERS impossible to keep a tidy even select what mode of not wish to evolve with the your debut are Pleasant Apartment residents who utilize a city dumpster are no room. The game is called: game you’ll play in, you’ll game. You have to spend Park or Retail Row because longer required to use city of TRF bags so it will no longer Fortnite. need to remember the most money to show you’re truly they normally have the be necessary for you to receive our bags. You may use any If you haven’t heard of it, important part: No distrac- invested into the game. most guns and best compe- bag you like and discard it in your city of TRF dumpster. you either A) do not have a tions. This is the key to get- That is the type of person tition. By going to these son between the ages of 8 ting that victory royale you you want on your team. locations, you can ensure strive to get. This means set Someone who has invested that you’ll be well deserving that homework aside that is their time and money. Now, of your “dub.” Nobody likes due in Mr. Froiland’s class the final tip to making a a loser who hides in the the next day and do not do decision on who to pick for a bush costume the whole it. If your mom yells, “din- teammate is to make sure time and runs around like a ner is ready,” do not leave they know the slang so that chicken with their head cut your post. Food can wait, you can properly communi- off (me). Upon landing in victory cannot. And finally, cate with them. You don’t the site of your choosing, the most biggest distraction want to ask your teammate you want to make sure to to avoid is if your girlfriend for mini shields and have get as many items as you texts you (well, that is if you them drop you a handgun. can get. The best items you still have one at this point), That’s just all sorts of can get are mini shields, do not open it. Ignore it. If wrong. golden scars and, of course, she starts calling you, just Now, you have selected a golden heavy shotgun. turn your phone off. You do your team, and you’re ready With these in your pouch, not need her to distract you to enter the game. You are you are setting yourself up from this “dub” you’re about on an island waiting for the for that victory royal you to get. flying bus to take you to have become so desperate to The next step is to gather your destination. This is the achieve. up your squad so you can perfect place for you to prac- Good luck! play in squad mode. You tice your dance moves that want to be cautious when you paid around $100 for.

Theology in the Trenches … Ironing out the wrinkles It wasn’t a matter of just such items was rarely getting the wrinkles out. splurged upon, but now and There was a much more again it was, reducing the nd involved than that. There number of items that need- MEMORIAL DAY SAVINGS! Now thru June 2 was order. First, collars ed pressing. Of course, by Kathleen would be pressed, then nothing back then was Kjolhaug sleeves, and only then could totally wrinkle-free unless you press the bodice. you were able to grab it hot Dresses had the same off the press which meant, OVER 75 order, except you had to do right out of the dryer. A cou- Calming it was, and the ties that flowed from ple of shakes and a few LAZBOY calming it is. I remember the back before you did the hand presses would be all RECLINERS IN well walking into the house skirt portion and the same that was needed. STOCK! ON and seeing the ironing with aprons. The ties Times have changed. SALE! board stoically placed like always came first or you Now, many of the clothes an icon between the kitchen might end up re-wrinkling worn are intentionally and the living room. that which had been ironed crumpled. They are left to Pressing in and pressing on out. sit within the dryer in order would be Mom trying to get As I often grew impa- to ensure that a few more the wrinkles out of whatev- tient, I would take a short wrinkles are added. I guess STARTING er it was that had been cut. Ironing the front and it must give off the aura of handpicked from the laun- back of the item at the same nonchalance, casual, and AT dry pile. time, I doubled up by press- attitudinally sends the mes- Sprinkling water upon ing in hard. It never sage that we are comfort- ONLY . . . that which had long been worked. Inevitably, the able with the comfort- 00 dried out in order to keep cloth would catch and able…the casual. $299 the clothing damp was com- instead of a perfectly ironed In with the new concepts mon practice. Things need- out section, I would end up and out with the old! Wait, ed to be moist in order to with a sharp seam that was not so fast! Truth is…this is Reclining decrease the creases. now pressed solidly into the no new idea to come as you Special distilled water was middle of the material. are. After all, in Isaiah 1:18 Sofas... purchased just for this pur- Nope, there were no short it says, “Come now, let’s set- pose. If you were lucky, the cuts in this business. You tle this,” says the Lord. Starting at iron did not spit back out either had to do it right, or “Though your sins are like rusty spots upon the cloth not at all. scarlet, I will make them as held hostage under the hot Every so often, Mom white as snow. Though they 00 press. would come over and see to are red like crimson, I will $699 There were days I’d it that it was being done make them as white as awaken to mom standing properly. Having her trust wool.” near the scrunched up others with the use of the He didn’t and doesn’t items as she continued nd iron was a big deal, and even utilize an iron to get SEALY MEMORIAL DAY SAVINGS! Now thru June 2 pressing them in orderly eventually, it brought much out the wrinkles but presses fashion. There was just personal satisfaction. in with his promises. It all something about it that I still remember looking comes out in the wash so to brought certain calm within suspiciously at the first tags speak. Just come as you the home. Upon completing within garments that came are, and he’ll do the rest the work, she would exhale out announcing that they while you rest in the truth with satisfaction. were made of material that of his promises. Amen. As I grew older, she was supposedly wrinkle- taught me how to do the job. free. The extra expense of

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Prowler Pride … Positive Thoughts … Keeping your Remember, you are children fed not alone this summer by Dan by Jessica Snoozy Learning Center (ALC). Bartsch Food Service Director Meal service will happen Monday through Friday Summer in Minnesota from June 11 through is shortlived and we want to August 10. However, take the time to enjoy every Northwest ALC will be On Tuesday May 8, I moment, whether it’s going serving summer meals until attended a Mental Health to the beach, hiking, camp- Thursday, August 2 and Fair in Crookston where I ing or just enjoying the Challenger will be serving was to give a speech and be warm summer air. Thief summer meals until Friday, master of ceremonies. I'm River Falls Public Schools August 17. There will be no happy to say that things wants to encourage our service on Wednesday, July Times for Toddlers … went very well. Also, if you families of the community 4; however, there will be have access to a computer, to stay active and get meals offered during the you can see my speech on involved with one another. Pennington County Fair. my Facebook page or my So, put down the electron- The times of lunch serv- Dreaming of other page, "Positive ics, bring your friends and ice vary from site to site: Thoughts and Feelings in children to one of our park The Northwest ALC 11 TRF." But if you are saying, site locations for a free a.m. to 11:20 a.m. (Mon- "Hey, if Siri is so great, how lunch. Thursday only) simple bedtime come she won't give me an The U.S. Department of Northrop 11:30 a.m. to apple danish and a cup of Agriculture partners with 12:15 p.m. coffee everyday, huh?" Good local organizations like Lion’s Park 11:45 a.m. to point. Thief River Falls Public 12:15 p.m. solutions? So, I just want to take a Schools to provide free Challenger Elementary minute to get on my soap- meals to children when 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. box to let you know what I school is out. This will be Activities planned for the said on May 8 if you don't the fifth year for summer lunch sites include the have access to the internet. meals in Thief River Falls. Thief River Falls Public I let the folks know at the Last year, we served over Library reading at Lions fair that I am a person who 20,000 meals during the Park and Northrop Park PARENTING TIPS about his/her bedtime rou- ly might enjoy: lives with Panic and summer program. There rotating Mondays. The Rock-a-Bye Baby tine so that he/she will Carle, Eric. The Anxiety Disorders and are no income requirements Early Childhood’s Big Blue know what to expect next. Grouchy Ladybug. A Severe Depression. And or registration for meals. Book Shelf will be reading In some families, bed- For example, “As soon as grouchy ladybug, looking that is why we have these Anyone age 18 or younger at Northrop Park June 13 time is a real problem with you are done putting your for a fight, challenges mental health fairs - to let may come to eat. Adults are and July 11 and August 8 young children. The most toys in the closet, you will everyone she meets regard- folks know that people with welcome to eat with their at Challenger Elementary. common sleep concern and take a bath, put on your less of their size or mental disabilities are not, children for a $4 fee. For more information, complaint of parents is get- pajamas, read a story and strength. repeat, are not their dis- Lunch will be served at contact the Thief River ting their children to fall go to bed.” Tickle, Jack. Look Out, abilities. So, I would be a the same locations as last Falls Public Schools Food asleep when and where (Contributed by the Ladybug. When Ladybug person who is nervous and year – Northrop Park, Service department at 681- they should. All too often Early Childhood Family first learns to fly, she zig- always depressed. For Lions Park, Challenger 8675. bedtime turns into a battle Education department of zags, tumbles, and wobbles many years, I thought I Elementary School and the in which no one wins and School District 564.) through the air. was that, but about 10 to 12 Northwest Alternative everyone loses. If the par- ACTIVITIES VIDEO VARIETY years ago, I decided to ents give in, the child stays Ladybug, Ladybug In addition to the books change my thinking. I Include fun summer up late and may be exhaust- Cut out a circle (6 to 8 that are available for your thought I was a "worthless' ed and cranky the next day. inches in diameter) from family, there are also many person, but I decided to If parents try to force a red construction paper. 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Some children need never take a dog? your local public library to for our freedom; let us • Make vacations educa- the door open so that they A: To a flea market. find out more about local remember those men and months of math skills and tional. Add travel to histori- two months of reading don’t feel so isolated. Others BOOK OF THE WEEK library services. Libraries women who lost family or cal sites or other places of will be okay with the door There are thousands of in much of northwest friends due to mental ill- skills. interest to help history • Summer learning loss shut. books written for young Minnesota are listed on the ness. We are all in this come alive. (Contributed by the children every year and Northwest Regional together and knowing that can be seen in students as • Look for science young as six. Early Childhood Family many are available for you Library website: people love you for being moments. Trips to the sea- Education department of to borrow from a public http://www.nwrlib.org/ you is a major step in the • It can take up to two side, parks and much more months from the first day of School District 564.) library or can be purchased (With assistance from right direction. Have a present myriad opportuni- SOMETHING TO TALK from a bookstore or online. the Thief River Falls Public wonderful weekend and as school to get students’ brain ties to learn about science. development back on ABOUT Here are a classic children’s Library.) always, God bless. Children can stage their Talk with your child book or two that your fami- course. own experiments with Summer learning loss, items they find in nature, sometimes called “brain such as learning about drain,” can be prevented. tides, wind and water flow Proponents of year-round by sailing homemade boats. Making time for your children schooling at The National • Teach kids through Association for Year-Round daily tasks. Barbecuing, earlier in the morning so together and let your kids does express a desire to talk Education recommend a making a cake, building a Inter-County Nursing you can eat breakfast with help decide how to spend or participate in family more balanced school year, raised garden bed, seeding recognizes the importance your child or leave the dish- the time. Look for other activities. Attending con- where summer vacation the lawn — each of these of spending time with your es in the sink and take a ways to connect — put a certs, games, and other lasts only 30 days and other moments present educa- children. Here is some walk after dinner. Kids who note or something special in events with your teen com- school breaks are length- tional opportunities for par- important advice. aren't getting the attention your kid's lunchbox. municates caring and lets ened. In this scenario, the ents who want to keep their Making Time For Your they want from their par- Adolescents seem to need you get to know more about school year would still last kids’ minds sharp during Kids ents often act out or misbe- less undivided attention your child and his or her about 180 days, but without summer. It's often difficult for par- have because they're sure to from their parents than friends in important ways. the lengthy breaks. Children need not fall ents and kids to get togeth- be noticed that way. younger kids. Because there Don't feel guilty if you're Parents may prefer the victim to summer learning er for a family meal, let Many parents find it are fewer windows of oppor- a working parent. It is the status quo, and those who loss when their days are alone spend quality time rewarding to schedule tunity for parents and teens many little things you do — do can take several steps to filled with educational but together. But there is proba- together time with their to get together, parents making popcorn, playing prevent summer learning fun activities. bly nothing kids would like kids. Create a "special should do their best to be cards, window shopping — loss from affecting their more. Get up 10 minutes night" each week to be available when their teen that kids will remember. 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Dennis R. Nelson, 80 Randy L. Liden, 60 Roy E. Gilbert, 90 Thief River Falls - Construction and Thief River Falls - In working together, Randy Grand Forks, ND - Roy went to work for Dennis Nelson of Thief River Pennington County Randy Liden of Thief River and Crystal got to know Roy Gilbert, of Grand Stordahl Truck Lines in Falls, passed away on Highway Department, retir- Falls, passed away on each other all over again! Forks, ND, formerly of Thief Thief River Falls, where he Sunday, May 20, 2018 at his ing December 27, 2002. He Thursday, May 17, 2018 at And as corny as this sounds, River Falls, passed away on worked for 27 years as a residence with his loving also grain farmed and raised his residence with his loving although married for several Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at truck driver and diesel family by cattle in Smiley Township family by years, they fell for each A l t r u mechanic. his side. throughout his working his side, at other harder than they did Hospital in Roy married Ruth F u n e r a l years. the age of 60 the first time. LaundryLand G r a n d Johnson on March 1, 1959 in Service will Dennis enjoyed fishing years, 8 was Randy’s baby right up to Forks, ND, Oklee. To this union 3 chil- be held and hunting, the last years months and the end. at the age of dren were born. They made T h u r s d a y, he enjoyed watching old 28 days. Randy loved spending 90. their home in Thief River May 24, westerns and family feud. F u n e r a l time with his grandchildren F u n e r a l Falls for 57 years. 2018 at He played solitaire on his Service will (his pride and joy) & family. S e r v i c e s Roy was a member of 10:30 a.m. hand held machine. Dennis be held His love for hunting was were held on Redeemer Lutheran Church at Johnson was a member of St. Pauli 10:30 a.m. immeasurable – he loved, S a t u r d a y, where he served on numer- F u n e r a l Lutheran Church near Thief o n loved, loved hunting! He May 19, ous boards and committees. service in River Falls. Wednesday, loved spending time driving 2018 at Roy retired in 1983 and Thief River Dennis is survived by his May 23, around with his big brother, J o h n s o n he and Ruth spent the next Falls. Burial will be held at wife of 60 years, Barbara of 2018 at Trinity Lutheran looking for the next hunt. Funeral Service in Thief 23 winters in Southern Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls, son Kurt Church in Thief River Falls. Randy also enjoyed being River Falls. Burial followed Texas. Roy enjoyed many Thief River Falls. Nelson of Thief River Falls, Visitation will be held from at the lake, fishing, golfing, at Greenwood Cemetery, hours playing his guitar at Visitation will be held daughter-in-law Laurie 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. bird watching, coin collect- Thief River Falls. Military jam sessions and building Wednesday 4-7 p.m. with a Nelson of Thief River Falls, with a 7:00 p.m. prayer serv- ing, playing pool, snowmo- honors were provided by the mission houses in Progreso, 6:00 p.m. prayer service at grandson Ben (Kari Hesse ice on Tuesday, May 22, biling and curling. Rumor American Legion Ecklund- Mexico. Johnson Funeral Service in and her children, Alliya, 2018 at Johnson Funeral has it, he was one of the best Holmstrom Post 117, Roy will be deeply missed Thief River Falls and also Graysen, and Deycia); Service in Thief River Falls. curlers of his time! When Veterans of Foreign Wars by his wife, Ruth; daughter, one hour prior to the service Nelson of Thief River Falls; Visitation will also be held the Liden boys curled, the Post 2793, and the Julie (Butch) Riske; sons, on Thursday. great-grandson Kaiden one hour prior to the service competition knew they were Minnesota Army National Jerol Gilbert and Jeff (Kim) Dennis Roger Nelson was Nelson of Thief River Falls, on Wednesday at Trinity in trouble. Athleticism came Guard Honor Guard. Gilbert; grandchildren, born October 30, 1937 in sisters Sharon (Phil) Busch Lutheran Church. natural to him and he Roy Ervin Gilbert, the Lindsay (Tom), Leah Thief River Falls, son of of Akeley and Nelda Randy LeRoy Liden was excelled at everything he son of Fleet and Helga (Travor), Cassandra Norton and Olga (Hegrenes) Carpenter of New Hope, born on August 20th, 1957 did. (Fridberg) Gilbert was born (Darren), JR, and Michael; Nelson. He was baptized brother-in-law Cub at Northwest Medical Randy also enjoyed fol- on September 22, 1927 on great-grandchildren, Lydia, and confirmed at Trinity Bronsdon of Madison, WI, Center in Thief River Falls, lowing MSNBC, the stock his parent’s farm near Eli, and Mac. He is also sur- Lutheran Church in Thief several nieces, nephews and the son of Donovan and Alice market, and of course, he Grygla. Roy attended vived by his sister, Irene River Falls. He attended sisters-in-law Dorothy (Schwarz) Liden. Randy was always had a “scratchie” in Marshall County Platt of Hibbing, and several school in Thief River Falls Morehouse, Ruth Roos, June a member at Trinity his hand; it was a daily ritu- Elementary School and nieces and nephews. and graduated from NW Jorgenson and Muriel Lutheran Church in Thief al. Lincoln High School in Thief Roy was preceded in School of Agriculture in Wavra, brother-in-law River Falls, where he was Everyone who knew Randy, River Falls. death by his parents; broth- Crookston in 1957. Edward Van de Streek. baptized and confirmed. knew him as a jokester. He In 1952 Roy drafted into ers, George (Myrtle), On June 1, 1957 Dennis He is preceded in death Randy attended Lincoln was full of life and always the United States Army and Lawrence (Eloise) and was united in marriage to by his son Keith, parents High School in Thief River had a positive outlook. He served with the 6th Armored Vernon; and his brother-in- Barbara Van de Streek at Norton and Olga Nelson, sis- Falls. could turn tears into smiles Division in Fort Leonard law, Pete Platt. First Lutheran Church in ters Jean Bronsdon and Lois On April 28th, 1979, with one ‘wise crack’. He Wood, MO. Upon returning In lieu of flowers, memo- Thief River Falls. The cou- Nelson. Randy was united in mar- was always talking about home from the service, he rials are preferred to the ple made their home in Arrangements with riage to Crystal Harbott at the future and not dwelling worked for a bridge compa- Alzheimer's Association. Smiley Township near Thief Johnson Funeral Service, St. John’s Lutheran Church on the past. Randy filled the ny in Fargo, ND. In 1956, A00003B2018MY23 River Falls. Dennis worked Thief River Falls, MN in Thief River Falls. To this house with song; you’d at Prichard Brothers A00003B2018MY23 loving union two daughters always catch him singing or were born: Erin and Kelsey. humming. Ardelle Bring Stengrim, 84 Randy worked at Arctic Randy lived a beautiful, Wendy L. Sandsmark, 36 Cat from 1974-1979; his last full, simple life. He worked Surprise, AZ - Ardelle dents she taught at Stephen years at Arctic were spent hard, he played hard and he “Ardy” Bring Stengrim Elementary. Wannaska - Wendy extremely devoted to her travelling and testing wet loved hard. peacefully passed away at Ardy and Don spent their Sandsmark, 36, Wannaska, family. She loved animals bikes and snowmobiles, Survivors include his wife her home in Surprise, retirement years traveling formerly of Grygla, passed from day one, didn’t matter until an accident ended his Crystal, daughters Erin Arizona on February 24, in their motorhome around away suddenly on Tuesday, if cat, dog, cow, horses, she employment. For 22 years, Liden and Kelsey (Craig) 2018 at the the country and taking sev- May 15, 2018 at her resi- loved them all. She worked he and his family owned and Lawrence, grandchildren age of 84. eral cruises overseas. They dence. along with Kris on the farm operated Liden’s Lefse, peel- Ezra Lawrence, Charlie A memorial spent several winters at F u n e r a l and there wasn’t anything in’ taters and flipping Lawrence and Kenya Liden, service and their home in Arizona. s e r v i c e s she couldn’t handle. sheets. “Yeah sure you Siblings Larry (Deborah internment Ardy was a member of the were held at Wendy’s feisty, happy, betcha, it was the best Lefse Mostrom) Liden, Tammy will be held Faith Presbyterian Church 10:30 a.m. bubbly, caring personality known to man!” (Dennis) Rantanen and Jeff at 11:00 a.m. in Sun City. on Monday, could lite up a room when Randy was employed by Liden, all of Thief River in the Ardy was very active in May 21, she walked in. She was Hjelle Roofing from 1987 to Falls. Nieces and nephews: S t e p h e n the community, volunteering 2018 at known to keep everybody in 2012; he loved and respected Cati, Sarah, Donny, Ryan, Community for several organizations: G r a c e line, especially Kristopher his boss Clayton, and held Allison, Jason and Josh; Arts Center the National Rural Letter L u t h e r a n “her Snookums,” her father, him in the highest regard. mother-in-law, Shelly ( f o r m e r l y Carrier Association Church in and the guys in the shop and During his illness, if they Harbott; and many other the First Auxiliary, Order of the G r y g l a . Ag! Everybody loved Wendy! were working in TRF and relatives and friends. Presbyterian Church) in Eastern Star, KEM Temple Burial followed at Valle Wendy will be remembered Randy saw the Hjelle Boom Randy is preceded in Stephen on Wednesday, May Shrine and Stephen Cemetery in Benville as a wonderful mother to Truck, he was there…chat- death by his parents, uncles, 30. Funsters Wives Club, and Township, Beltrami County. Kensley, her pride and joy tin it up with the guys. He aunts and father-in-law. Ardelle was born April 12, an active member of the Wendy Lee Sandsmark who she loved with all her missed them all. May his memory be forever 1933 in West Valley First Presbyterian Church was born on October 7, 1981 heart. In 2006 Randy and blessed. Township by Newfolden to serving on several different in Thief River Falls, the Survivors include the love Crystal purchased Arrangements with August and Alma Bring. She committees and groups. youngest of three beautiful of her life, Kris Brateng and LaundryLand, where the Johnson Funeral Service was baptized and confirmed Ardy was loved and will daughters born to Wesley their daughter, Kensley of two of them worked hand-in- Thief River Falls, MN in the Bethesda Lutheran be sadly missed by her fami- and Kathy (Harbott) Wannaska; parents, Wesley hand to build the business. A00003B2018MY23 Church of Newfolden and ly. Survivors include son Sandsmark. She was bap- and Kathy Sandsmark of graduated from Newfolden John of Stephen; daughter tized and confirmed at Grygla; sisters, Michelle High School. In 1952 she Dawn (Frank) Russo of Sun Grace Lutheran Church in (Lynn) Baker of St. Hilaire Harold R. Finn, 69 graduated from Bemidji City, AZ, and son Thomas Grygla. and Robyn (Dale) State University with a (Stacie) Stengrim of Wendy attended school in Westerlund of Thief River Cass Lake - Harold R. a Minnesota State Senator. Bachelor of Arts Degree in Harrisburg, SD; 7 grandchil- Grygla, graduating with the Falls; nieces & nephews, “Skip” Finn age 69, of Cass Above all else, Skip loved Education. dren; 11 great-grandchil- class of 2000 which was the Landen, Trentyn, Alex, Lake, died Thursday, May his family. He adored his On December 19, 1953 dren; brother Gordon Bring same school year Wendy was Lucas (Chelsey), Devon, 17, 2018 at the University of grandchildren. He loved Ardelle married Donald of Newfolden and sister crowned Homecoming Kaylee; great-nephew, Minnesota Medical Center hunting, fishing and ricing Stengrim of Stephen. They Bernice McKeever of Middle Queen. Wendy went on to Kenneth; uncles, Wade (Sue) in Minneapolis. A memorial as well as passing those tra- lived in Florida where River and several nieces and earn an Associate Degree in Harbott, Doug (Laurie) meal was ditions on to others. He also Donald was stationed with nephews. She was preceded Cosmetology from the Harbott, Rick (Paulette) h e l d loved the Minnesota Vikings the US Air Force at Eglin in death by her parents, step Northland Community and Harbott, Hal (Nancy) M o n d a y , and DFL politics. AFB until returning to father and husband. Technical College. Harbott; father-in-law, May 21, Skip didn’t want a “big Stephen in 1954. At Ardy’s request, in lieu In the fall of 2000, Wendy Kenneth Brateng and friend 2018, at braggy” obituary but it Ardy was a teacher for 33 of flowers, memorials should started dating the love of Joyce; sisters-in-law, Jo V e t e r a n s should be noted for the years at Stephen be directed to the Stephen her life, Kris Brateng. This (Harry) Hamilton, Kami M e m o r i a l record that he was brilliant, Elementary School. She will Arts Council – PO Box 403 – relationship blossomed and (Stu) Hamilton, Jenny B u i l d i n g , funny, and incredibly dedi- be remembered as Mrs. Stephen, MN 56757. in the spring of 2011 they Shepard, Kathy (Randy) 6599 69th cated to taking care of his Stengrim for the many stu- A00003B2018MY23 welcomed a daughter, Stavness, Jodelle (Troy) Avenue NW, family. He had the ability to Kensley Kayann. They lived Champlin; brother-in-law, Cass Lake. see the potential in everyone in Marshall County for Jamie (Tami) Brateng; many Skip was and encouraged others to many years and in 2016 other relatives and friends; born on see the same. Skip mentored made their home on their and her dog, Ringo. October 27, 1948, in Cass many DFL and Native polit- farm near Skime. She is preceded in death Lake, the son of Harold ical candidates throughout Wendy worked at the by her grandparents, Milton “Haley” and Elverna Finn. the years, including his Hartz Store in Grygla, and Amber Sandsmark, Del He was raised in Cass Lake daughter, State Sheers Salon in Thief River and Thora Harbott; and and attended Cass Lake Representative Jamie Falls and most recently was mother-in-law, Joann Public Schools. He was the Becker-Finn. secretary at Farmers Union Brateng. first in his family to attend Skip was preceded in in Grygla. Condolences may be sent college at Moorhead State death by his parents and Wendy enjoyed hunting, at www.johnsonfuneralser- College and the University siblings Mike Finn and fishing, 4-wheeling, garden- vice.com of Minnesota. Holly Finn. ing, vacations to Georgia, A00003B2018MY23 Skip majored in both Skip is survived by his Alaska & South Dakota, was Sociology and American wife of 37 years, Teri, daugh- a great cook, and was Indian Studies, and in 1971 ter Jamie (Gabe) Becker- was the first student to Finn of Roseville, son Jacob receive a degree in American Finn of Las Vegas, NV, Indian Studies at the U. He beloved grandchildren T.H.E. BUS ROUTES & SCHEDULES later received a law degree Koivu and Vida Becker-Finn The Thief River Falls Model Railroad Club Scholarship was Tri-Valley Heartland Express from the U of M in 1979. of Roseville, siblings Jerry awarded to Brooke Stavenes (center) and Leah Kainz Please Read! All routes Friday, May 25: No Skip was a member of the Finn, Susie Morris, Pat (right) during the Thief River Falls Education Foundation will arrive approximate- service Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. Finn, Randy Finn, Jewell and Lincoln High School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards ly between 10 and 11 a.m. Monday, May 28: No Cass Lake was always his Finn, Deb Suchon, Mick ceremony on May 17. They are pictured with Holly Haugen, All Routes Are Now service home. He worked as an Finn, best friend Mike Guaranteed! Please call Tuesday, May 29: attorney and small business Schmid, and many much a member of the Foundation Board. by 3:00 p.m. the day Warren City Wide 9 - 11:15 owner and was the first loved nieces and nephews. before to reserve your a.m., Hallock City Wide Native American to serve as A00003B2018MY23 ride. 12:15 - 2:15 p.m., Karlstad –––––––––– City Wide 2:45 - 4:30 p.m. Jack D. Davidson, 77 Pennington, Marshall Wednesday, May 30: No & Kittson Counties service Thief River Falls - Jack Center with his loving fami- (800) 201-4342 Option 3 –––––––––– Delano Davidson, 77, of ly at his side. Thursday, May 24: Polk, Red Lake and Thief River Falls, died Arrangements are pend- Grand Forks Clearwater Counties peacefully on Sunday, May ing with Johnson Funeral (800) 201-3432 Option 3 20, 2018 at Thief River Care Service in Thief River Falls. Thank’s Thursday, May 24: No service To all who remembered Friday, May 25: Bemidji Monday, May 28: Grand No injuries reported after fire Monday Orvis Nordby at the Forks Tuesday, May 29: No injuries were report- nearby native prairie grass No ed after a fire spread during as needed every year, time of his passing. service Shirley Wednesday, May 30: a controlled burn Monday according to Co-Fire Chief night outside of Challenger Marty Semanko. The wind Fargo/Moorhead Elementary School in Thief shifted and the fire jumped River Falls. About five acres a path. Firefighters were The Alice and Roy Lee Scholarship was presented to burned, slightly more than dispatched to the scene as a Katarina Malone (center) by Larry and Cheryl Lee. The the area intended. precaution at 7:23 p.m. award was presented to her during the Thief River Falls The school had obtained Monday. Education Foundation Spring 2018 Scholarship Awards a special permit to burn ceremony on May 17 at the school. Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 9

Abigayle Bieganek, Brooklyn Bakke and Natalie Novak (left to right), were among the piano students of Kristi LaSalle in Thief River Falls to received Gold Cup Awards. The Gold Cup Award program recognizes the mastery of skills and accumulation of points toward the mastery of certain skills. It also serves as an incentive for piano students to contin- ue their studies. (Submitted)

These young piano students of Kristi LaSalle of Thief River Falls received Gold Cup Awards. The Gold Cup Award pro- Leah Dahlstrom received the Grand Cup, which is the sec- gram recognizes the mastery of skills and accumulation of ond highest Gold Cup Award in the program. Dahlstrom is points toward the mastery of certain skills. It also serves as a senior and a piano student of Kristi LaSalle of Thief River an incentive for piano students to continue their studies. Falls. (Submitted) Pictured from left are: Carlie Casavan, Sarah Hahn, and Adrienne Moran. (Submitted) Speaking of … What do the neighbors know? ing the wrinkles out of the clothes were hung. clothes can firm up the So carefully, with pride. arms and the bending and by twisting does wonders for And too the ages of the Sherry the waist line too. children living there could. Maybe the best of all is So readily be known. LaCoursiere the feeling of satisfaction By watching how the size Pippin from taking part in a ritual changed, that women have performed You’d know how much I hang out my clothes as since clothing came into they’d grown. often as I can in the sum- being. A man just doesn’t mer. Sure, it makes me feel understand, even though It also told when illness like I am doing something one man did call hanging struck, Gold Cup Awards were presented to these piano students to save the environment, clothes up to dry “Joyous As extra sheets were of Kristi LaSalle of Thief River Falls. The Gold Cup Award but mostly I do it because I Work.” But think about it! hung. program recognizes the mastery of skills and accumula- love the smell of clothes That is what it is! Then night clothes and fresh from the line, and I tion of points toward the mastery of certain skills. It also The following is a little bathrobe too, also do it because I hardly poem someone wrote about Haphazardly were serves as an incentive for piano students to continue their have to spend any time with hanging out clothes in the strung. studies. Pictured are: (front row, from left) Brooklyn my washer dryer in my olden days. But I think it is Broadwell and Mattea Erickson; (back row) Kayden Scholin Kylee Stroble was the recip- creepy basement all sum- the same today for those of It said, “gone on vacation and Ashleigh Kruse. (Submitted) ient of a Gold Cup Award. mer – I can be outside in the us who hang our laundry on now,” Stroble is a piano student sunshine and fresh air, the line for all to see these When lines hung limp smell the flowers and listen of Kristi LaSalle of Thief days. It is one way to say we and bare. to the birds. never have “Dirty It told “We’re back!” River Falls. The Gold Cup According to what I have Laundry!” when full lines sagged Award program recognizes read, hanging clothes out to again, the mastery of skills and dry can be a good thing in And what did it tell the With not an inch to accumulation of points many ways, but I believe neighbors about you? spare. toward the mastery of cer- that most of us who do it A clothes line was a news share one thing. We all love forecast, New folks in towns were tain skills. It also serves as the smell of fresh, sun dried an incentive for piano stu- To neighbors passing by. scorned upon, clothes off the line. Who There were no secrets If wash was dingy gray, dents to continue their needs tranquilizers when you could keep, As neighbors raised their studies. (Submitted) we can enjoy the peace of When clothes were hung brows, hanging out clothes? And to dry. And looked disgustedly the clothes are a pleasure to away. Autumn Rakosnik, Matthew take in, too, smelling fresh It also was a friendly Busse and Daniella Niebuhr and clean from the sun- line, But clotheslines now are received Gold Cup Awards. shine and breezes, one loves For neighbors always of the past, to bury their nose in the knew, For washers and dryers All three are students of freshly laundered clothes. Kristi LaSalle of Thief River If company had stopped make work less. Sometimes I take my fresh, by, Now what goes on inside Falls. The Gold Cup Award dry laundry to the picnic To spend a night or two. a house program recognizes the table and fold them outside For then you’d see the Is anybody’s guess. mastery of skills and accu- too. Such fine perfume! fancy sheets, mulation of points toward There are other not so And towels upon the line. I really miss that way of obvious advantages to You’d see the company life, the mastery of certain hanging out clothes. too. A skills. It also serves as an table cloth It was a friendly sign, person gets exercise by With intricate design. When neighbors knew incentive for piano students bending and stretching to each other best, to continue their studies. hang the clothes, and run- And too the line By what hung on the (Submitted) ning up and down the base- announced a baby’s birth, line! ment stairs with baskets, as To folks who lived near- Turning Back The Times … well as trekking along the by, Attempt to close saloons in lines. Snapping and shak- As brand new infant Red Lake Falls and Plummer 1918 - One Hundred Art talent contest has been calaureate in Goodridge for Years Ago won by Alan Swenson of the Class of ’98. He is -C.E. Ballard, president Thief River Falls. presently a biology teacher of the Farmers State Bank 1978 - Forty Years Ago and academic coordinator in Grygla, last seen in St. -Dr. Stanley Sahlstrom, for the Fosston school sys- Paul on May 10, has disap- provost of the University of tem. peared. He has been in poor Minnesota, Crookston, will -The American Legion health following a fire in be the speaker for the grad- Auxiliary Outstanding Grygla last December. uation exercises at the Senior Girl award has been -The long-anticipated Thief River Falls Area presented by Auxiliary attempt to close the saloons Vocational Technical President Colleen Holen to in Red Lake Falls and Institute Wednesday. Becky Mooney, daughter of Plummer through an order -Guitarist Karl Dalager, Kenneth and Valerie from the Minnesota Public a student at Lincoln High Mooney. Safety commission was School, performed for stu- -The American Legion made Tuesday with a peti- dents in music classes at St. Outstanding Boy award has tion signed by 1,200 resi- Hilaire Elementary School been presented to Mike dents to close the business- Friday. Morris, son of Arlen and es. -The local school board Shirley Morris, by Post 117 -The new creamery plant pared $85,000 from its Commander Charles in Goodridge will be opened budget at a meeting Richards. this week. The building is Monday. 2008 - Ten Years Ago one which was originally 1988 - Thirty Years Ago - Northland Community constructed in Torgerson -Arctco, Inc. has and Technical College held and moved to Goodridge announced that it has expe- its annual commencement during the past winter. rienced 1,000 per cent ceremony on Thursday, May 1968 - Fifty Years Ago growth since opening in 15. -As a result of an organ- 1983. -Commencement exercis- ized write-in campaign, -Bemidji Airline has es for the Lincoln High Charles Samuelson has announced that it will dis- School Class of 2008 will be unseated incumbent D.H. continue service to Thief held May 23 at the Ralph Stewart in the annual River Falls in the near Engelstad Arena in Thief school election. future. River Falls. -Extensive damage was -Three Thief River Falls -Aaron Wedul, a regional caused when the deep fryer doctors, Dr. Elizabeth support associate with apparently caught fire this Sugden, Dr. E.O. Thrivent Financial for week and destroyed the Thorsgaard, and Dr. Kevin Lutherans in Thief River entire inside of Johnnie’s Kirby, will be leaving the Falls, has received the plat- Cafe located on North Main Falls Clinic this summer. inum award for quality Avenue. 1998 - Twenty Years Ago service and production from -First place in Minnesota -Richard Johnson, a 1965 the National Association of for the General Federation graduate of Goodridge High Fraternal Insurance of Women’s Clubs Hallmark School, will deliver the bac- Counselors. 10 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, May 23, 2018

The Jerry Jenkins Memorial Scholarship was presented by Kendra Wiggs (center) was awarded the Leaders of Robyn Morey (left) and Dana Jenkins to Aaron Halsa dur- Tomorrow Award from the Thief River Falls Education Aaron Halsa (center) was the recipient of the Blake ing the Thief River Falls Education Foundation and Lincoln Foundation during the Foundation and Lincoln High Torkelson Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship was pre- High School Spring 2018 Scholarship Awards ceremony at School Spring 2018 Scholarship Awards. The event was sented to him by Blake’s parents, Brett and Danita, during the school on May 17. held on May 17 at the school. The award to Wiggs was the Thief River Falls Education Foundation and Lincoln made in response to her leadership and participation on High School Spring 2018 Scholarship awards ceremony the Foundation Board, and was presented to her by Paul held on May 17 at the school. Ihle and Natasha Reierson.

The Dr. George T. and Marvel Van Rooy Memorial Nursing The Frances A. Eide Memorial Nursing Scholarship was Scholarship was presented to Jenna Brekke and Joyia presented to Kathryn Szymanski (left) and Kianna Nelson during the Thief River Falls Education Foundation Sandigan during the Thief River Falls Education The 1974 Prowlers Music Scholarship was presented by and Lincoln High School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards Foundation and Lincoln High School 2018 Spring Joe Kezar to Jenna Von Holtum. The scholarship was ceremony on May 17. They are pictured with Holly Haugen, Scholarship Awards ceremony May 17. They are pictured awarded to her during the Thief River Falls Education a member of the Education Foundation board. with Rick Trontvet, a member of the Education Foundation Foundation and Lincoln High School Spring 2018 Board. Scholarship Awards ceremony on May 17.

Madelyn Westlin was the recipient of the Burns Welding Scholarship. The scholar- ship was presented to her during the Thief River Falls Education Foundation and The Mark Welter World Citizen Award was The Delores and Wallace Torkelson Lincoln High School Spring 2018 presented to Faith Dvergsten (left) by Scholarship was presented to Angelica Scholarship Awards ceremony at the Denise Laymon during the Thief River Falls The Class of 1990 Nicole Knutson Memorial Cullen during the Thief River Falls school on May 17. She is pictured with Alan Education Foundation and Lincoln High Scholarship was presented to Abigail Education Foundation and Lincoln High Buhl, a member of the Education School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards Kraemer during the Thief River Falls School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards Foundation Board. ceremony on May 17. Education Foundation and Lincoln High ceremony on May 17. She is pictured with School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards Jake Rantanen, a member of the ceremony May 17. The scholarship was pre- Foundation Board. sented to her by Nate Knutson.

Carson Amirayan (right) was the recipient The Michael Holmer Memorial Scholarship of the Robert G. Kauppila Memorial was presented to Kale Vertina at the Thief Scholarship. The scholarship was present- River Falls Education Foundation and ed to him on May 17 during the Thief River Lincoln High School Spring 2018 Falls Education Foundation and Lincoln Scholarship Awards ceremony at the High School Spring 2018 Scholarship school on May 17. He Central is pictured with SouthAwards North ceremony atMetro the school. He is pic- Pauline Gustafson of the Education tured with Mike Barry, a member of the Foundation Board. Education Foundation board. The Operation Tutu Scholarship was pre- The John Schmitz Memorial Scholarship sented to Cameron Dahlin during the Thief was presented by his son John to Danielle River Falls Education Foundation and Franke during the Thief River Falls Lincoln High School 2018 Spring Education Foundation and Lincoln High Scholarship Awards ceremony on May 17 at School 2018 Spring Scholarship Awards the school. Dahlin is pictured with Al Buhl, EMPLOYMENT AUCTIONS MISCELLANEOUS ceremony on May 17. a member of the Foundation Board. UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE COLT, WINCHESTER, SPRINGFIELD STOP OVERPAYING now hiring at a location near you! Sharps, Spencer, S&W, Marlin, Rem- FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS! Apply at www.usps.com/careers! ington & more! Antique vintage fi rearm Save! Call our licensed Canadian & Inter- Stop at your local post offi ce or email simulcast auction. June 3, 2018. Info national pharmacy, compare prices & get [email protected] for details. at MikkelsonAuction.com Mikkelson $25.00 OFF your fi rst prescription! Call Realty and Auctioneers, Lic. 21-55 877/210-2257 Promo Code: CDC201725 NOW HIRING! PROGRAMMERS software engineers, analysts. World WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE DONATE YOUR CAR class pay, great benefi ts, relocation FREON R12 WANTED: truck or boat to Heritage For The allowance. Aatrix Software Inc. Grand Certifi ed buyer will pay CA$H for R12 Blind. Free 3-day vacation, tax Forks, ND. Email: [email protected] cylinders or cases of cans. 312/291-9169; deductible, free towing, all paper- www.refrigerantfinders.com work taken care of 800/439-1735 HELP WANTED RUGBY FARMERS UNION WANTED TO BUY DIRECTV SELECT PACKAGE Elevator Company, Rugby, ND MOTORCYCLES WANTED Over 150 channels, only $35/month seeking qualifi ed CEO/GM candidates. Two-stroke Triples. Two-stroke (for 12 mos.) Order now! Get a $100 Successful GRAIN CO-OP, Sales $100 Enduros. Z1, KZ900, CB750, AT&T Visa Rewards gift card (some million. Agricultural business manage- XS650. Call: 612/655-3320 restrictions apply) Call 844/279-6018 ment, fi nancial experience desired. Visit: https://tinyurl.com/y997j4or 320/219-0270 MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] DISH NETWORK SEED/FEED/GRAINS 190+ channels. Free install. Free hopper HD-DVR. $49.99/month (24 mos.) Add LOSING SOYBEAN YIELD high speed internet - $14.95 (where avail.) to white mold? New EPA registered seed Call today & save 25%! 855/562-4309 treatment, Heads Up Plant Protectant, now available. Ask your seed dealer. Call A PLACE FOR MOM The Bob Miller Memorial Scholarship was Scholarship Awards ceremony at the 866/368-9306 or www.headsupST.com The nation’s largest senior living presented to Madelyn Westlin during the school on May 17. Pictured from left are: referral service. Contact our trusted, ONLY $279 to reach a statewide audience local experts today! Our service is Thief River Falls Education Foundation and Darla Hegge, Phyllis Miller, Westlin, Darrel of 3 million readers!!! 1-800-279-2979 free/no obligation. Call 844/347-2104 Lincoln High School 2018 Spring Miller and Danita Torkelson. Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 11 Education Bill LaFave Park Basketball Court Foundation approves many grants

The Thief River Falls These materials will pro- Education Foundation mote children’s natural announced the following curiosity about science and grants totaling $59,857.30, engineering. which were approved at the • $816.37 for aprons, April 17, board of directors laundry bags and pasta meeting. roller sets for Lincoln High Grant requests may be School. Students must wear submitted to the Thief aprons in the FACS room to River Falls Education meet sanitation guidelines. Foundation by faculty/staff This will allow all students twice a year. Grants are to meet code. The pasta awarded for classroom proj- rollers will enable students ects and equipment and are to not just talk about pasta, designed to strengthen and but also make it. enhance the quality of edu- • $1,100 for VEX robot cation students receive in supplies for Lincoln High School District 564. School. VEX is a competi- Grants awarded on April tion based robotics design 17 included: system that offers students • $2,000 for Junior Golf an exciting platform for for Community Education. learning about areas rich This program teaches youth with career opportunities about good sportsmanship, spanning science, technolo- etiquette, community pride, gy, engineering and math. and the skills and funda- • $2,063.75 for the book mentals of the game of golf. Wonder for Franklin Middle • $250 for supplies for School. This novel study Exploratory Greenhouse will encourage the growth class at Franklin Middle of knowledge, self-esteem School. This applied science and global awareness. The city of Thief River Falls was a finalist in a contest to contest sponsors. It is believed that Hibbing won the con- class will provide students • $17,713.99 for two refurbish the basketball court at Bill LaFave Park. The city test. The winner was set to be announced Thursday, May with hands-on science classroom sets of standing was one of three finalists in the north region to receive a 24. learning. desks and stools for new basketball court with 100 percent of the cost paid by • $4,739.55 for flexible Challenger Elementary seating options for a class- School. These desks help room at Lincoln High students who need a little City Council: School. When students are extra activity to be able to given some control and keep focused. Council approves work at REA choice, they exhibit more • $3,365.73 for magnet- /Continued positive behavior. It works ic boards and magnets for (Continued from Page 1) planned to testify the has provided the city with and Ada were the other on achieving control and Challenger Elementary Energy Loan to the next day at the nearly $1.7 million in rev- finalists. It is believed that management of their bodies School. These will be used Eisbreners, subject to Minnesota House of enue since he has been Thief River Falls placed sec- and attention. This helps to make large-scale ball approval from the city attor- Representatives regard- mayor. ond. The winner will be clear students’ minds of dis- runs. This will help their ney and the loans being ing a proposed bill allow- The council approved announced Thursday, May tractions and helps them problem-solving skills, spa- secured by a mortgage. The ing food stores to sell the refurbishment of the 24 on the Timberwolves’ stay focused and on task. tial thinking and teach five-year Storefront liquor. “This isn’t milk or Bill LaFave Park basket- Facebook page. • $459.91 for a Building patience and perseverance. Renovation Loan has an orange juice,” said Holmer, ball court if the city won The next council meet- Language Photo Library for • $9,000 for binoculars amortized interest rate of 3 who noted municipal liquor a contest sponsored by ing is scheduled Challenger Elementary for 7th grade students at percent. The seven-year stores provide local control the Minnesota Timber- Tuesday, June 5 at 5:30 School. These photo cards Franklin Middle School. Energy Renovation Loan over liquor, a controlled wolves, Fastbreak p.m. at City Hall. will help to build vocabu- The Thief River Falls has an amortized interest substance. Foundation and U.S. lary, communication skills, Rotary is starting a bird rate of 2 percent. Holmer further noted Bank. Thief River Falls syllables, rhyming words watching project and they Mayor Brian Holmer that Falls Liquor has been was one of three finalists in and strengthen writing invited the students to par- told the council that he in operation since 1947 and the north region. Hibbing skills. ticipate. They believe this • $9,000 for flexible will stimulate interest in seating for three classrooms birds and conservation Norma Halsa retires at Franklin Middle School. efforts. • $2,787 for a Pro Plate • $4,764.95 for scaffold- Load Leg Curl and two ing for the Construction squat stools for Lincoln Trades classes at Lincoln High School. This equip- High School. This will pro- ment is used for the BFS vide a safer, more stable Strength Training System. work area for students. • $1,048 for an improved These grants were fund- sound system in the ed by: Green Endowment Franklin Middle School. Fund, Hess Endowment The current system does Fund, Seaverson not work well so teachers Endowment Fund, don’t use it and students Williamson Endowment miss out. Fund, Mattson Endowment • $638.16 for Stand-up Fund, Beito Endowment Magnetic Write and Wipe Fund, Person Endowment Center with supplies for Fund, William Borry Challenger Elementary Endowment, Swenson School. School Readiness Endowment Fund and Les’s programming is working on Sanitation Endowment. enhancing STEM learning.

Several former Area Vocational Technical Institute instruc- on Thursday, May 10 were: (front row) Verne Spengler, Ken tors gathered for Norm Halsa’s retirement social. Halsa was Wagner, Diane Rothschadl, Norm Halsa, Kim Philipp and the last of the instructors to be hired under the Area Dr. Orley Gunderson; (back row) Don Johnson, Dennis Vocational Technical Institute to retire. Attending the event Wilkens, Howard Rokke and Greg Stauss. Last AVTI instructor retires /Continued (Continued from Page 1) knowledge used to guide the Halsa said when he started, College in Bemidji. He said Kim Philipp, who worked college into the future. It’s autos had a point/condenser he had both Mike and Devin at the college for 23 years, surely a great loss, he said. ignition system. Today, Spears (father and son) who said she thought of him as a Throughout the noon everything is electronic. have become entrepreneurs best friend. potluck, speakers talked Halsa said he was always in the community. NCTC President Dr. about the changes and how proud to speak well of the This career, he said, has Dennis Bona thanked Halsa the faculty had an interest- college. He thanked those in been made even more spe- for his service. He noted ing time, but always came attendance and everyone cial by the fact that “every- that that so many spoke together. They explained who supported him one at the school is here for highly of him said a lot. how important this was to throughout the years for the right reason and the A member of the audi- the success of the school, their kindness and every- same reason - the students.” The Jennifer and Jolyn Vigen “Special Education” Award ence noted that the loss of and that Halsa was an thing they did for students. “It’s been a great career,” was presented to Kaitlyn Bakken during the Thief River people with this much expe- important part of bringing Halsa said the highlights said Halsa. rience means they would people together. of his years were the stu- Falls Education Foundation and Lincoln High School lose a lot of the college’s Changes at the school dents. Some of his students, Spring 2018 Scholarship Awards ceremony on May 17. institutional memory - col- weren’t the only place like Mark Johnson is teach- Bakken is pictured with Jake Rantanen, a member of the lective experiences and where change took place. ing at Northwest Technical Foundation Board. School Board addresses personnel matters/Continued (Continued from Page 1) at Franklin Middle School. manager staff, and staff for was approved as presented. garten class were lower Events Center Joint School for the 2018-19 The Board of Education summer transportation Total revenues were esti- than anticipated. Following Operations Committee, that school year. Lundin has approved a motion to estab- needs. All of these positions mated at $27,223,223, and calls to homes with chil- Northland Community and been serving as the instruc- lish and post for several are typically approved for total expenditures at dren, the District estimated Technical College will pur- tor and is nearing the com- 2018 summer positions. The summer employment. $28,741,530, which leaves that 119 students will enter chase the current conces- pletion of his licensure. resolution included posting The Board of Education the district with an unas- kindergarten next fall. The sion stand trailer for An extension of proba- for up to 12 summer clean- approved a five-year lease signed fund balance of 15 low number may result in a $3,000. He also announced tionary periods were ers, several food service per- agreement for two 77-pas- percent, which is within the kindergarten teacher being that food and electrical approved by the Board of sonnel, an agricultural edu- senger 2019 passenger 10-25 percent range dictat- assigned to teach third inspections for the new Education for Rachael cation teacher, targeted buses at an annual rate of ed by District policy. grade. The average number indoor concession stand will Evenson, teacher at services staff, a summer $40,556.23; and, a five-year During a report from rep- has been between 140 and be completed by early June Franklin Middle School, social studies/communica- lease agrement for one 2019 resentatives of the Finance 150. so construction can begin. Christopher Lian, teacher tions teacher, the ALC coor- Blue Bird 82-passenger bus Committee, it was Wayne Nomeland, a He said the Sentence to at Franklin Middle School, dinator and staff, special at a rate of $24,165.91. announced that numbers member of the Board, Serve crew will start work- and Amber Murry, teacher education staff, technology The final 2017-18 budget for the incoming kinder- reported for the Multi- ing on the stand soon. Gone, But Never Forgotten. Honoring the memory of our Heroes in Uniform On Memorial Day, we pause to reflect on the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our Armed Forces. We honor the memory of those who lost their lives protecting our nation’s freedom, and we salute all those who have served in our military past and present. Their selfless dedication reminds us thaat freedom is not free, and we will never forget their courage and extraordinary contribution to our country. These local businesses humbly pay tribute to our veterans past and present for their courage, sacrifice and service to our country:

Ace Hardware Evans Scrap MN Greenleaf Sjoberg’s Cable TV, Senior Living Inc. American Legion and Steel Post #117 Falls Liquor Northern State Sorvig Oil Inc. Bank B & B Auto Falls Radiator Styles By Amy Northwest Eye Recycling Service The Times Center Farmers Co-op Bergan Travel Thief River Falls Grain & Seed Northwest Grain Area Abstract Co. Border State Bank of St. Hilaire Farmers Union Oil Larry McDowell Brodin Comfort Paint & Glass Fisher Electric Systems Interiors, Inc. Thief River Care Center Fleet Supply Builders First Peterson Lumber Thrifty White Drug Source Forsberg Inc. Company Thygeson Jim Dagg Genereux Realty, Petro Pumper Construction Co. Insurance Agency Inc. Phillips Iron Titan Machinery Diamonds & Goodridge Liquor & Metal, Inc. Designs Store VFW Post #2793 Pizza Hut & Auxiliary Duffy Law Office Hugo’s Purdys Shoe Store Wells Concrete East Side Tesoro Kruse In Seven Clans Casino, Ericco Tool and Land O’Lakes Hotel and Indoor Manufacturing Milk Division of Dean Foods Water Park THIEF RIVER FALLS TIMES Second Section

Inside . . . g Church Schedules . . .5B g SCOTT DCAMP Opinion ...... 6B g Sports Editor Menus ...... 7B WEDNESDAY, M g AY 23, 2018 e-mail: [email protected] Classifieds ...... 8B g Volume 107, Number 21 • www.trftimes.com Legals ...... 11B Prowlers dominate Lakers, advance in Section 8A

Thief River Falls advances to Section 8A championship for 12th consecutive year Thief River Falls ad- by Ethan Janisch/Aiden vanced to the Section 8A Martell over Jens championship match in boys Richards/Jacob Hanson in tennis Monday, with a 6-1 the three doubles spot. semifinal win over Detroit Thief River Falls is seek- Lakes. ing its first trip to state since The Prowlers dominated Crookston ended an 11-sea- singles competition, winning son Thief River Falls run in all four matches in straight 2014. sets. Cole Gillespie at num- Results from Tuesday’s ber one singles and Carter section championship match Onkka at two singles both between Thief River Falls shutout their respective and Perham, as well as dou- Laker opponents, Austin bles and singles results from Baker in one singles and the Section 8AAA individual Garrett Knopf in two singles. tournament will appear in The Prowlers were almost the Northern Watch. as impressive in the number Thief River Falls 6, Detroit Lakes 1 three and four singles spots. n Singles - Cole Gillespie (TRF) Tucker Skime and Camden def. Austin Baker 6-0, 6-0; Carter Broadwell lost only three Onkka (TRF) def. Garrett Knopf 6-0, games each to Conner Froke 6-0; Tucker Skime (TRF) def. Conner Froke 6-1, 6-2; Camden Broadwell and Isaac Eggebraaten in (TRF) def. Isaac Eggebraaten 6-1, 6- their wins in the three and 2. four singles spots. n Doubles - Pedro Detroit Lakes put its best Lacassa/Gabriel Hannanen (DL) Zach Twamley/Jack Onkka def. 7-6 players on doubles picked up (7-3), 6-4; Dylan Hahn/Noah Rup- a win in one doubles, with precht (TRF) def. Tanner Pedro LaCassa and Gabriel Doppler/Trey Seebold 6-3, 7-5; Ethan Hannanen defeating Zach Janisch/Aiden Martell (TRF) def. Jens Richards/Jacob Hanson6-2, 5- Twamley and Jack Onkka in 7, 6-3. a straight sets win that in- Section 8A Team cluded a first set tiebreak 7- n First Round - Detroit Lakes 5, 6, 6-4. Crookston 2; East Grand Forks 4, Minnewaska Area 3; Perham 6, Fer- The Prowlers concluded gus Falls 1. the scoring with a straight n Semifinals - Thief River Falls set win by Dylan Hahn/Noah 6, Detroit Lakes 1; Perham 5, East Rupprecht over Tanner Grand Forks 2. n Championship - Thief River Thief River Falls senior Zach Twamley uses a backhand return against the Detroit Lakes doubles team of Pedro Doppler/Trey Seebold in two Falls vs. Perham. doubles and a three-set win LaGassa and Gabriel Hannenen during the Prowlers 6-1 Section 8A semifinal win. Pioneers finish third in Region 13 baseball

Northland Community & play, but Northland took con- Rodriguez. Technical College concluded trol of the game in the bot- The Pioneers tied the the 2018 baseball season tom of the third, scoring game in the fifth, as Jose with a third place finish at three runs on four hits. The Hernandez scored from sec- the Region 13 Tournament in Pioneers added a run on one ond on a double by Seth St. Cloud May 16-19. hit in both the sixth and sev- Desrosier, with Desrosier The Pioneers entered the enth innings to push its lead scoring on a single by Gibby tournament seeded fourth to 6-2. Rodridguez; and took the and dropped an opening The Cardinals scored two lead in the fifth on an RBI round 6-2 decision to Rainy runs in the bottom of the single by Kenny Nieves to River Community College on ninth to round out the scor- score Enoc Ridriguez from Wednesday, before rattling ing. second base. off three straigt wins to se- Next up for the Pioneers Pitching with the lead, cure a spot in the top three. was a Thursday afternoon Pesch shut Riverland down “I think the guys did a tilt with second seeded River- in order in the sixth, pitched good job of competing and not land, who was coming off a out of a jamb with two getting too high in pressure loss to MCAC Central Divi- baserunners in the seventh, situations,” said Head Coach son Champion St. Cloud. stranded one baserunner in Sam Schumacher. “They kept The Pioneers leaned on the eighth and struck out one a level head and played hard starter Henry Pesch, who batter in the ninth before all the way through.” struggled early giving up a giving way to Parker De- Facing elimination, the Pi- run in the first and two in Jean. DeJean needed just oneers got on track with a 6- the third, before settling in to eight pitches to record two 4 win over Hibbing throw five and a third score- strikeouts and close the door Community College Thurs- less innings. on Riverland. day morning. Down 3-0, Northland got On Friday, the Pioneers Starting pitcher Jared on the board in the fourth. stayed alive with a 9-4 win Rushing pitched a complete Kade Nelson reached on a hit over the Yellowjackets of game, allowing four runs on by pitch and moved to second Rochester Community & nine hits. on a sacrifice by Carlos Technical College. Hibbing led 2-1 through Turpo. He scored later in the Northland scored two runs two and a half innings of inning on a single by Enoc [Continued on page 3] Brian Loe tabbed as TRF girls basketball coach

Thief River Falls Minnesota State three years, this year’s sen- alumnus Brian Loe University (2016). iors were my first group of is following in his fa- Loe has served as freshman. So, I think that it ther’s footsteps as the dean of students is a really special opportu- the new head coach at Challenger Ele- nity for me to get to coach of the Thief River mentary since fall them all again. I know they Falls girls basketball 2015. Prior to re- are excited for basketball and Northland freshman Enoc Rodriguez took the ball in the Pioneers’ fifth game of the program. Brian Loe turning to Thief are going to work hard to be Region 13 tournament and held top-seeded Century College to three runs over nine replaces his father River Falls, Loe successful. Our goals are to innings. Unfortunately, his solo home run in the seventh inning was the only offense Jeff Loe, who re- taught social studies work hard in the off-season of the game for the Pioneers, who were eliminated with a 3-1 loss. signed at the conclu- for students in to improve on our skills, so sion of the 2018 grades 7 through 11 that we give ourself the best season. in Gilbert, Ariz., chance to be successful dur- TRF girls win rain-shortened meet “I am very proud from 2006-10; and he ing the season. We want to to be able to take Brian Loe taught social studies continue doing things the The Thief River Falls girls Johnson winning the 100 and Fertile-Beltrami 23; 10. Ada- over for my dad,” for grades 7-12 in right way, and build off of the Borup/Norman County West 17; 11. Brian Loe said. “I Grygla from 2010-15. success of past Prowler girls track and field team was in Jerzie Finstad winning the Kittson County Central 15; 12. first place approximately 1600. have grown up watching him This is Loe’s first head teams.” Fisher/EGF Sacred Heart/Climax coach and build the program coaching role after serving as halfway through the Ada- Brooklyn Brouse finished 12; 13. Clearbrook-Gonvick 4; 14. Borup/Norman County West fourth in the 100 hurdles and BGMR/Freeze 1. to what it is, and it’s an an assistant coach at various n Boys - 1. East Grand Forks 68; honor to be able to take over stops for the past 11 seasons. TRF SPORTS Invitational when Thunder- sixth in the high jump. 2. Ada-Borup/Norman County West storms forced the remainder The Prowler girls were for him.” He was assistant boys var- 42; 3. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 36; Thief River Falls Activi- sity and JV coach for Gilbert of the meet to be cancelled. second in the 4x200 and fifth 4. Clearbrook-Gonvick 32; 5. Crook- Wednesday, May 23 Girls Head Coach Katie in the 4x800 relays. ston 28; 6. Fertile-Beltrami 24.5; 7. ties Director Mike Biermaier High School 2007-10 and n Tennis - LHS Boys host Section United Clay-Becker Badgers 23; 8. announced the hire on served in the same capacity 8A Individual Semifinals at 10 a.m., Walrath explained that both The Thief River Falls boys Thief River Falls 14; 9. Red Lake finals at 12:30 p.m. the girls and boys 1600 meter team finished eight overall, Wednesday, May 9. for Goodridge/Grgyla from County 11; 10. West Marshall Fu- Loe is a 2001 graduate of 2011-15, before serving as Thursday, May 24 runs had been completed with three top-six finishes. sion 9; 11. BGMR/Freeze 7.5; 12. Lincoln High School. He the Thief River Falls girls n Baseball - LHS vs. Detroit whent he meet was can- Daniel Quick finished fourth Park Christian 6; 13. Barnesville 5; Lakes 4:30 p.m. 14. Mahnomen/Waubun 3; 15. played football, basketball, ninth grade coach from 2015- celled. Among the events in the 110 hurdls, while n Golf - LHS Girls host Thief Fisher/EGF Sacred Heart/Climax 2; and ran track as a Prowler 18. cancelled due to weather Mason Wang and Jayce Liza- River Falls Invitational 9:30 a.m. 16. NCE/UH Titans 1. athlete. Loe attended the Loe has named Jake were the boys and girls 200, kowski finished sixth in the Winner/TRF Places-Girls n Softball - LHS vs. TBD 4/5:30 400, 800, 3200, 300 hurdles, 100 and 1600, respectively. 100 - Winner: Carley Johnson, University of North Dakota, Rantanan as his varsity as- p.m. Team Scores Thief River Falls 12.96; TRF places: where he played football sistant coach. Tuesday, May 29 4x100 relay, 4x400 relay, and n 6. Miah Nelson; 12. Dominica Bern- n the boys pole vault, shot put Girls - 1. Thief River Falls 50; from 2001-03 and graduated “The thing I am looking Baseball - LHS vs. TBD 5 p.m. 2. East Grand Forks 46; 3. Park stein 13.97; in 2006, with a Bachelor of forward to most is coaching n Golf - LHS Boys at Subsection and discus. 200 - N/A Christian 43; 4. Dilworth-Glyndon- Science degree in secondary the girls that I coached as 10 a.m.; LHS Girls at Subsection 10 Thief River Falls picked Felton 41.5; 5. Barnesville 40; 6. Red 400 - N/A 800 - N/A social studies education. Loe freshmen at the varsity a.m. up a pair of individual wins Lake County 34; 7. United Clay- n Softball - Section 8AA at Becker Badgers 33; 8. West Mar- 1600 - Winner: Jerzie Finstad, also has a master’s degree in level,” Loe said. “Being the on the girls side, with Carley Frazee 2 p.m./4:30 p.m. shall Fusion 30.5; 9. [Continued on page 3] educational leadership from freshman coach for the past 2B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Prowlers finish regular season 18-2, earn top seed in 8AA North

Thief River Falls picked East Grand Forks at Warroad; Bagley at Roseau; East Polk at up a pair of wins over East Park Rapids Area. Grand Forks and n South Sub-Section First Badger/Greenbush-Middle Round , Tuesday, May 22- Ottertail River to close out the 2018 Central at Hawley; Barnesville at Pequot Lakes; Wadena-Deer Creek softball regular season. at Perham; Breckenridge at The Prowlers shut out the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton. Green Wave 7-0 on n North Sub-Section semifinals, Thursday, May 17 and games 1 and 2, Thursday, May 24 at Thief River Falls 4 p.m. ended the regular season n South Sub-Section semifinals, with a 5-2 win over games 3 and 4, Thursday, May 24 at Badger/Greenbush-Middle Frazee, 4 p.m. River Friday, May 18. n North Sub-Section finals, games 5 and 6, and loser-out games The Prowlers earned the 7 and 8, Thursday, May 24 at Thief top seed and opened Section River Falls, 5:30 p.m. 8AA play at home Tuesday n South Sub-Section finals and night against eighth seeded loser-out game, Thursday, May 24 at Frazee, 5:30 p.m. Crookston. The Prowlers n Tuesday, May 29 at Frazee - will host north subsection Loser out games 9 and 10 at 4 p.m.; semifinals and finals on Winner’s bracket game 11 and Thursday night with games Loser out game 12 at 5:30 p.m. n Thursday, May 31 at Frazee - at 4 and 5:30 p.m. Loser out game 13 at 1 p.m. ; cham- pionship game one at 3 p.m.; cham- Section 8AA Softball pionship game two, if needed, 5 n North Sub-Section First p.m. Round, Tuesday, May 22 - Crookston at Thief River Falls; Prowlers compete at Heart o’ Lakes Conference Meet Thief River Falls pitcher Alexa Rogalla hurls a strike into the mit of catcher Josie Davis during the Prowlers home game against Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdahl last week. The Prowlers are the top-seeded team in Falls 4:22.59. Section 8AA’s North Sub-Section, with playoff games beginning on Tuesday and continuing tomorrow at 4 and 4x800 - Winner: Pelican Rapids 10:10.87; TRF places: 5. Thief River 5:30 p.m. at the Multi Events Center. Cole Johnson, Falls 10:59.80. High Jump - Winner: Riley Carley Johnson Berg, Pelican Rapids 4-10.00; TRF places: 4. Coral Mattison 4-08.00; 4. Prowlers edged by Pirates in EGF Invite win HOL titles Brooklyn Brouse 4-08.00; 18. Katelyn Stephens 4-02.00. Carley Johnson was a Pole Vault - Winner: Ashley Thief River Falls finished triple winner, claiming con- Hokanson, Perham, 11-00.00; TRF one stroke back of team ference championships in places: 12. Asia Johnson 6-06.00. Long Jump - Winner: Paige winner Crookston in the the 100 and 200 meter dash- Oswald, Frazee, 15-11.00; TRF East Grand Forks Invite es, and winning a third title places: 16. Lexis Westlund 13- Tuesday, May 15. The as the anchor leg of the 01.00. Prowlers’ top four shot 320 4x100 relay to lead Thief Triple Jump - Winner: Paige Ziegler, Frazee 35-10.75; TRF as a foursome to finish one River Falls to a third place places: N/A stroke ahead of Roseau for finish in the Heart O’ Lakes Shot Put - Winner: Kya second place and one stroke Conference track meet Anderson, Barnesville, 34-03.00; behind Crookston’s score of Tuesday, May 15 in Perham. TRF places: 6. Kathryn Szymanski 30-05.00; 16. Megan Gagner 25- 319. The host Yellowjackets 09.00; 21. Mercedes Wilson 24- Medalist Nate Deziel of won both the girls and boys 08.50. East Grand Forks contin- titles, outscoring runner-up Discus - Winner: Grace ued his dominant season Frazee 120-88 on the girls’ Steichen, Dilworth-Glyndon- Felton, 104-05; TRF places: 2. with a score of 72. Ben side, and 161-117 over boys’ Kathryn Szymanski 101-75.75; 13. Trostad of Crookston and runner-up Dilworth-Glydon- Megan Gagner 77-09; 22. Mercedes Gust Vatnsdal of Roseau Felton. Wilson 65-10.75. rounded out the top three Overall, the Thief River Winner/TRF Places-Boys 100 - Winner: Carlan Haugrud, with scores of 75 and 76, Falls girls team had 10 top- Pelican Rapids, 11.37; TRF places: respectively. Sam Haubrich five finishes on the day. 3. Robbie King 11.50; 17. Alexander was Thief River Falls top Jerzie Finstad finished Lundgren 12.77; 20. Anthony golfer with a 77. second in the 800 and third Hyland 13.14. EGF Invite in the 1600. 200 - Winner: Carlan Haugrud, n Team Scores - 1. Crookston Pelican Rapids, 23.34; TRF places: 319; 2. Thief River Falls 320; 3. Brooklyn Brouse was sec- 4. Kody Lubarski 24.27; 18. Dylan Roseau 321; 4. East Grand Forks ond in the 300 hurdles, third Philipp 27.74. 336. in the 100 hurdles and tied 400 - Winner: Josh Finseth, n Medalist - Nate Deziel, East for fourth with teammate Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 52.00; Grand Forks 72; 2. Ben Trostad, TRF places: 2. Kody Lubarski Crookston 75; 3. Gus Vatnsdal, Coral Mattison in the high 54.60; 7. Myles Johnson 56.16; 16. Roseau 76. jump. Chris Powell 1:04.95. n TRF scores - Sam Haubrich Kathryn Szymanski also 800 - Winner: Carson Speicher, 77, Aaron Myers 78, Evan Bushy had a big day, finishing sec- Perham 1:58.59; TRF places: 12. 82, Will Johnson 83, Brandon Tyler Sele 2:18.45; 16. Kadin Mack 85, Wayde Jensen 90. ond in the discus and sixth Grindeland 2:30.74. in the shot put; and Bela 1600 - Winner: Dan Wilson, Nelson was fifth in the 400. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4:38.95; TRF places: 7. Jayce Lizakowski TRF girls On the boys side, Cole 5:04.981; 13. Micah DeBoer 5:46.94; Johnson won his sixth pole 16. Aaron Halsa 6:07.00. golfers finish vaulting title of the season 3200 - Winner: Carson Speicher, to lead the Prowlers to a sev- Perham, 10:26.50; TRF places: 8. fifth at Roseau Isaac Mauch 11:45.00. enth place finish. The Thief 110 hurdles - Winner: Isaac meet River Falls sophomore Scheidecker, Perham, 15.93; TRF vaulted 12 feet, six inches, places: 8. Daniel Quick 18.51. which is an entire foot better 300 hurdles - Winner: Hunter Thief River Falls shot its Magnusson, United Clay Becker way to a fifth place finish in than runner-up Mason 41.79; TRF places: 4. Daniel Quick the 2018 Roseau Girls Golf Sam Haubrich, pictured above driving the ball from the temporary tee box for hole Meyer of Breckenridge. 44.00; 11. Blake Biermaier 47.68. Invitational at Oakcrest number one at the Thief River Golf Club on May 11, was back in action last week, Overall, the Prowlers had 4x100 - Winner: Pelican Rapids six top-five performances on 46.19; TRF places: 7. Thief River Golf Course Friday, May 18. shooting 77 and finishing fourth in the East Grand Forks Invite on Tuesday, May 15. Falls 50.13. Crookston won the team the boys side. Kody 4x200 - Winner: Frazee 1:34.31; title behind medalist Ally Lubarski finished second in TRF places: Thief River Falls Tiedemann, who won the the 400 and fourth in the 1:41.74. 200. Robbie King was third 4x400 - Winner: United Clay competition with an 85. Becker 3:33.09; TRF places: 5. Thief Three strokes behind her in TRF finishes fourth at in the 100 and Daniel Quick River Falls 3:43.85. second was Brooke Filipi of was fourth in the 300 4x800 - Winner: United Clay East Grand Forks. Joslynn Becker 8:27.95; TRF places: 6. Thief Leach of Crookston was Team Scores River Falls A 10:30.32. Roseau boys golf invite n Girls - Perham 120; 2. Frazee High Jump - Winner: Zack third with an 87. 88; 3. Thief River Falls 83.6; 4. Zajac, Perham, 6-00.00; TRF The Prowlers top finisher Pelican Rapids 76; 5. Dilworth- places: 9. Myles Johnson 5-00.00. was Kaitlyn Hagevold, who with scores of 310 and 314. Falls 316; 5. Warroad 328; 6. Glyndon-Felton 58; 6. United Clay Pole Vault - Winner: Cole finished 12th with an 18- Crookston 332; 7. Roseau White Becker 53; 7. Barnesville 40; 8. Johnson, Thief River Falls, 12- Thief River Falls finished Nate Deziel of East 375; 8. Badger/Greenbush-Middle Breckenridge 39.3. 06.00; TRF places: 4. Devin Haugen hole score of 101. fourth in the Roseau Boys Grand Forks was the tour- River incomplete. n Boys - 1. Perham 161; 2. 10-06.00; 9. Kadin Grindeland 9- Varsity Golf Tournament nament medalist with a 65 - n Medalist - Nate Deziel, East Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 117; 3. 00.00. Roseau Girls Golf Invitational behind a third place score of eight strokes better than Grand Forks 65; 2. Gus Vatnsdal, Frazee 74; 4. United Clay Becker 56 Long Jump - Winner: Martin n Team Scores: 1. Crookston Roseau 73; 3. Aaron Myers, Thief 5. Breckenridge 51; 6. Pelican LaFond, Perham 20-03.50; TRF 354; 2. Roseau 388; 3. East Grand 74 shot by Aaron Myers. runner-up Gus Vatnsdal of River Falls 74; 4. Josh Olson, Rapids 50; 7. Thief River Falls 39; places: 9. Cole Johnson 17-03.00; Forks 389; 4. Bemidji JV 405; 5. Roseau Green won the Roseau. Roseau 75; 5. Cory Golden, Roseau 8. Barnesville 10. 14. Tyler Sele 15-10.50; 17. Kody Thief River Falls 425. team championship with a 76; 5. Ted Halliday, Roseau 76. Winner/TRF Places-Girls Lubarski 15-04.00. n Medalist - Ally Tiedemann, 305 – 11 strokes better than Roseau Boys Varsity n TRF scores - Aaron Myers 74, 100 - Winner: Carley Johnson, Triple Jump - Winner: Martin Crookston, 82; 2. Brooke Filipi, Golf Tournament Brandon Mack 78, Evan Bushy 79, Thief River Falls 12.81; TRF places: LaFond, Perham 43-02.00; TRF East Grand Forks, 85; 3. Joslynn Thief River Falls. East n Team Scores - 1. Roseau Will Johnson 85, Josh Berzinski 7. Miah Nelson 13.57; 8. Bela places: 10. Daniel Quick 35-08.00. Leach, Crookston, 87. Grand Forks and Bemidji Green 305; 2. East Grand Forks 102. Nelson 13.59. Shot Put - Winner: Vincent n TRF scores: Kaitlyn Hagevold rounded out the top three 310; 3. Bemidji 314; 4. Thief River 200 - Winner: Carley Johnson, Helmers, Frazee 47-09.50; TRF 101, Emma Christianson 103, Thief River Falls 26.88; TRF places: places: 10. Luke Perkovich 36- Breanna Lee 109, Ciera Kotaska 8. Hannah Mauch 27.75; 22. Ella 10.00; 21. Kevin Jensen 26-07.75. 112, Chloe Lundeen 114. Budish 31.20. Discus - Winner: Colton 400 - Winner: Tatianna Wiley, Kostynick, Perham, 139-07.50; TRF Koestner and Hall win JV Pelican Rapids; TRF places: 5. Bela places: 8. Luke Perkovich 103-07; Nelson 1:05.00; 10. Katelyn 22. Kevin Jensen 63-07. TRF BOYS Stephens 1:07.10; 17. Lexis Westlund 1:13.03. MS GOLF two-man golf tournament 800 - Winner: Abby Syverson, Pelican Rapids 2:24.63; TRF places: Spears earns EGF Boys MS Invitational, 2. Jerzie Finstad 2:25.36; 12. Josie May 15 Thief River Falls golfers ner-up back nine scramble two-man teams competing Kezar 2:45.07. UMAC n Team Scores - 1. East Grand Zach Koestner and Jake score of 36 to win the overall in the event. 1600 - Winner: Caitlin Forks 141; 2. Thief River Falls 160; Covington, Perham, 5:28.53; TRF all-conference Hall won the overall title at championsip by one stroke places: 3. Jerzie Finstad 5:29.75. 3. Crookston 183. TRF 2-man Invite n TRF scores - Dawson Kvick the Thief River Falls Two over the team of Harren and 3200 - Winner: Liz Berkland, honors n Overall Medalist - Perham, 12:05.08; TRF places: 7. 60, Ben Nelson 50, Nick Man JV Golf Invitational Andringa of Crookston. Hall/Koestner, TRF, 76; 2. Gonsorowski 57, Brettt Holmes 58, Isabella Hamre 12:59.64. Thursday, May 17 at the Crookston’s teams of Harren/Andringa, Crookston, 77; 3. 100 hurdles - Winner: Paige Shawna Spears, Thief Elliot Dahlen 53, Austin Tabatt 76, Jensen/Johnson, TRF, 79; 3. Brady Olson 61, Maxton Peterson Thief River Golf Club. Harren/Andringa and Ziegler, Frazee, 15.53; TRF places: River Falls, was one of five The two-man event was Tangquist/Westlake shot Tangquist/Westlake, 79. 3. Brooklyn Brouse 17.68; 10. Coral 74, Blake Melbye 68, Griffin n Best Ball Medalist - University of Northwestern Lundeen 70, Kevin Wappula 72. essentially three competi- identical scores of 39 to tie Mattison 18.37; 15. Mady Anderson Harren/Andringa 39, 19.60. women’s tennis players to tions in one, with teams for the best ball win. Tangquist/Westlake 39; 3. EGF Boys MS Invitational, 300 hurdles - Winner: Jaryn be named to the Upper competing in a best ball Thief River Falls’ second Hall/Koestner 40. Johannsen, Frazee, 49.44; TRF Midwest Athletic May 17 n Scramble Medalist - n Team Scores - 1. Grand Forks competiton on the front team of Wayde Jensen and places: 2. Brooklyn Brouse 50.60; 9. Conference’s All-UMAC Jensen/Johnson, TRF, 35; 2. Dominica Bernstein 53.58; 12. Asia 169; 2. East Grand Forks A 208; 3. nine, a two-man scramble on Tylan Johnson won the back Hall/Koestner. TRF, 36; 3. First team. Thief River Falls 216; 4. East Johnson 54.91. the back nine and an overall nine scramble, and shot 79 Harren/Andringa, Crookston, 38. 4x100 - Winner: Thief River A freshman at Grand Forks B N/A; 5. Detroit n TRF Scores - Hall/Koestner Lakes 291. combined score. overall to tie for third. Hall Falls 51.25. Northwestern, Spears went n Hall and Koestner fin- and Koestner were runners- 40-36 - 76; Jensen/Johnson 44-35 - 4x200 - Winner: Frazee 1:48.93; TRF scores - Nick 79; Berzinski/Hoverson 42-42 - 84; 6-1 in UMAC singles match- Gonsorowski 52, Alex Von Holtum ished third in the front nine up in the back nine scram- TRF places: 3. Thief River Falls Scheie/Welsch (EGF/TRF) 45-46 - 1:51.98. es and was undefeated in 53, Brady Olson 55, Ben Nelson 56, best ball competition with a ble. 91. Brett Holmer 66. 4x400 - Winner: Pelican Rapids doubles competitions with a score of 40 and added a run- Overall, there were 22 4:09.66; TRF places: 6. Thief River perfect 7-0 mark. Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 3B Pioneers finish third in Region 13 baseball/

[Continued from page1] the process of being shut out Gregory Diaz -Cont. L, 6.1 IP, 9 hits, 6 runs, 6 earned runs, 3 walks, 5 strikeouts, home run; Parker in the second and added a when Enoc Rodriguez DeJean 1.2 IP, 3 hits, 1 strikeouts. Offensive highlights - (Rainy River) Robert run in the third, before stepped into the batters box Ermel 2/4, double; Brandon Holbert 2/2, home exploding for five runs in the to lead off the seventh. run, run, 4 RBI; George Pimentel 1/4, 2 RBI; (NCTC) Carlos Turpo 2/4; Enoc Rodriguez 1/2, top of the fourth to take an Rodriguez helped his own run, RBI; Blake Fetting 2/4. 8-0 lead. cause by belting a solo home Game 2 Starter Parker DeJean run to cut Century’s lead to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Hibbing...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 9 1 scattered eight hits over 3-1. Northland....1 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 - 6 11 5 Pitching - (Hibbing) Dilday - L, 8 IP, 11 hits, 6 seven innings and exited Northland threatened runs, 6 earned runs, 3 walks, 5 strikeouts, 1 with a 9-3 lead. Gibby again with two on and two home run; (NCTC) Jared Rushing - W, 9 hits, 4 runs, 2 earned runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts. Rodriguez allowed one run out in the top of the eighth Offensive highlights - (NCTC) Blake Fetting 2/3, home run, triple, run, 5 RBI; Enoc Rodriguez on one hit and a walk, while and Rodriguez coming to the 2/5, run; Carlos Turpo 3/4, run, RBI. striking out two plate representing the go- Game 3 Yellowjacket hitters in his ahead run. Unfortunately, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Riverland...... 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 7 0 two innings of work as Rodriguez took a called Northland...... 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 x - 4 5 3 Northland finished off third strike to end the at Pitching - (Riverland) Gavin Roosen, - L, 8 IP, 5 hits, 4 runs, 4 earned runs, 4 walks, 5 strike- Rochester to advance to the bat. outs; (NCTC) Henry Pesch - W, 8.1 IP, 7 hits, 3 runs, 2 earned runs 2 walks, 8 strikeouts; Parker consolation championship. Northland kept battling DeJean 0.2 IP, 0 his, 0 runs. Northland’s Friday night in its final at bat. With one Offensive highlights - (Riverland) Alex Ciola 3/5, 2 doubles; Yadiel Ortiz, double, RBI; , Yadiel opponent was top-seeded out in the inning, Kenny Ortiz, 1/3, RBI; Brady Braaten 1/4, RBI; Seth Desrosier 1/3, double, run, RBI; Enoc Rodriguez Century, which had been Nieves and Josh Hernandez 2/4, run, RBI; Kenny Nieves 1/4, RBI. beaten by third seeded St. each singled. Josh Rivera Game 4 Cloud Technical and flew out to right field before 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Northland....0 2 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 - 9 10 0 Community College. The Gibby Rodriguez walked to Rochester...0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 - 4 9 1 game played out as a pitch- load the bases with two outs. Pitching - (Northland) Parker DeJean - W, 7 IP, 8 hits, 3 runs, 3 earned runs, 3 walks, 2 strike- ers dual early on, as Unfortunatly for the outs; Gibby Rodriguez 2 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 earned run, 1 walk, 2 strikeouts; (Rochester) Joshua Century starter Cole Pioneers, the rally ended Carey - L , 3.1 IP, 7 hits, 7 runs, 6 earned runs, 4 LaLonde squared off against when Kade Nelson was walks, 1 strikeout; Braden Aakre 5 IP, 7 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 1 strikeout; Joe Gynild 0.2 IP, Northland’s Enoc Rodriguez. struck out by Tommy Wahl, 0 hits, 0 runs. Offensive highlights - (NCTC) Jose Both pitchers retired the who replaced LaLonde with Hernandez 1/5, double;, Enoc Rodriguez 3/5, side in order to open the two outs in the ninth. double, 2 runs, 2 RBI; Carlos Turpo 2/5, double, run, RBI; Blake Fetting 3/4, double, 2 runs, 2 game and each got through In addition to taking RBI. the first two innings third in the Region 13 Game 5 unscathed. Tournament, Northland is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Century ...... 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 9 1 Riverland plated a pair of also reconized as the MCAC Northland...0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 8 3 Pitching - (Century) Cole LaLonde - W, 8.2 runs in the third on two hits Conference Runner-up. IP, 9 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 4 walks, 8 strike- and a walk and added a run outs, 1 home run; Tommy Wahl, 0.1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 strikeout; (NCTC) Enoc Rodriguez 9 IP, 9 on two hits in the fifth to hits, 3 runs, 3 earned runs, 4 walks, 4 strikeouts. take a 3-0 lead. Game 1 Offensive highlights - (NCTC) Enoc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Rodriguez 1/4, home run, run, RBI; Kenny Northland had mananged NCTC...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1 NIeves 2/4; Jose Hernandez 2/4 Playing in the number two doubles spot, Dylan Hahn returns a serve from Tanner Rainy River..0 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 x - 6 12 2 just four hits through its Pitching - (Rainy River) Tristan Lawrence - Doppler of Detroit Lakes during Thief River Falls’ Section 8A semifinal win first five at bats and was in W, 8 IP, 9 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned run, 1 walk, 2 strike outs; Phil Hindes 1 IP, 1 strikeout. (NCTC) Monday. TRF girls win rain-shortened NCW track meet/ Continued [Continued from page1] Shot Put - 00.00; TRF places: 17. Myles Thief River Falls 5:38.79; TRF Discus - Winner: Abbey Johnson 5-02.00. places: 11. Dru Harbott 6:03.59; 20. Johnson, West Marshall, 109-02; Pole Vault - TRF places: 3. Kathryn Szymanski Long Jump -Winner: Verdis Kathryn Kruta 6:37.14. 99-05.50; 14. Megan Gagner 82-08; Barber, Ada-Borup/Norman County 3200 - N/A 22. Mercedes Wilson 73-08. West 19-08.50; TRF places: 20. 100 hurdles - Winner: Megan Winner/TRF Places-Boys Daniel Quick 15-04.50; 37. Jory LaCrosse, Red Lake County, 16.92; 100 - Winner: Mason Wang, Cole 13-04.50. TRF places: 4. Brooklyn Brouse Crookston, 11.58; TRF places: 6. Triple Jump - Bryce Kuznia, 17.92; 10. Coral Mattison 18.88; 20. Robbie King 11.95; 24. Alexander East Grand Forks 39-11.00; TRF Mady Anderson 20.19. Lundgren 13.12; 35. Alec Arch places: 9. Tyler Sele 30-10.50; 13. 300 hurdles - 13.94; Dylan Philipp 28-06.50. 4x100 - N/A 200 - N/A Shot Put - N/A 4x200 - Winner: Red Lake 400 - N/A Discus - N/A County A 1:52.27; 2. Thief River 800 - N/A Falls A 1:52.28. 1600 - Winner: Cole Nowacki, 4x400 - N/A East Grand Forks, 4:37.93; TRF 4x800 - Winner: United Clay places: 6. Jayce Lizakowski 4:56.29; Becker A 10:12.41; TRF places: 5. 22. Micah DeBoer 5:27.55; 31. TRF BOYS Thief River Falls A 10:45.54. Aaron Halsa 5:53.08; High Jump - Winner: Madi 3200 - JV GOLF Wagendorf, Park Christian, 4- 110 hurdles - Winner: Harmon 10.00; TRF places: 6. Brooklyn Leibl, Fertile-Beltrami 16.81; TRF Crookston JV Invitational, Brouse 4-08.00. places: 4. Daniel Quick 18.65; 11. May 14 Pole Vault - Winner: Signe Blake Biermaier 19.83. n Team Scores - 1. Crookston Harris, Park Christian, 8-05.00; 300 hurdles - 344; 2. Detroit Lakes 357; 3. TRF places: 15. Dominica Bernstein 4x100 - N/A Bemidji 367; 4. Roseau 369; 4. 6-05.00. 4x200 - Winner: East Grand Roseau 369; 6. Thief River Falls Long Jump - Winner: Karley Forks A 1:34.76; TRF places: N/A 370; 7. East Grand Forks 411. Motchschenbacher, Park Christian, 4x400 - N/A n Medalist - Lucas Adringa, 15-09.50; TRF places: 20. Elaina 4x800 - Winner: Ada- Crookston, 79; 2. Sam Trego, Ballard 12-10.00; 28. Lexis Borup/Norman County West A Bemidji, 84; 3. Josh Noll, Detroit Westlund 12-01.00; 37. Anna Knott 8:22.72; TRF places: 7. Thief River Lakes, 84. 11-00.00. Falls A 9:49.89. n TRF scores - Jake Hall 85, Triple Jump - Winner: Jordan High Jump - Winner: Ethan Tylan Johnson 93, Kyler Hoverson Tschumperlin, Barnesville, 30- Dorman, Clearbrook-Gonvick 6- 93, Peyton Scheie 99. 04.00; TRF places: N/A. Semanko, Christianson compete Noah Rupprecht returns a serve from Tanner Doppler of Detroit Lakes during the at Star of the North Games number two doubles match of Thief River Falls’ Section 8A semifinal dual against Detroit Lakes Monday. Two Thief River Falls Skating Club members recently competed in the DNR NEWS Star of the North Games in Chaska. Abigail Semanko, a junior at Lincoln High School, took home three gold medals, and New round of shooting Emma Christianson, an eighth grader at Franklin Middle School, took home range grants available two gold medals and one sil- ver medal. Both competed in three events, Semanko plac- The Minnesota Shooting clubs that allow shooting sports facilities for ing first in Compulsory, Department of Natural members of the public to public use, with an empha- Spins, and Free Skate, all at Resources has announced shoot at reasonable times sis on enhancing participa- the Junior level and the availability of $330,000 and for a reasonable fee are tion opportunities for youth. Christianson placing first in in shooting range grants to eligible for the grants, which So far, those grant dollars Spins, Free Skate, and sec- build or improve trap, skeet, require a one-to-one match. have been used as part of 60 ond in Compulsory all at the rifle, pistol or five-stand There are two levels of projects throughout the Pre-Juvenile level. shooting ranges in the state. grants available: Small state. Additionally, the DNR The Star of the North Thief River Falls figure skaters Abigail Semanko (left) The application period opens grants, which are between in 2014 used an appropria- Games is Minnesota’s quali- May 15 and closes June 29. $2,500 and $25,000, and tion from the Legislature to and Emma Christianson each earned three medals at fying competition for the the Star of the North Games to qualify for the State “There’s been a surge in large grants, which are fund 102 grants totaling State Games of America. By interest in shooting sports in above $25,000. All grantees more than $1.6 million. medaling, Semanko and Games of America. (Submitted) Minnesota and across the must verify current female “Shooting sports are alive Christianson both qualify in United States, and these participation data and show and well in Minnesota and all three of their events for is to support State Games through Olympic-style com- grants have helped shooting an intent to improve future we continue to see strong the State Games of America member organizations in the petitions and physical activ- ranges throughout the state diversity opportunities. interest among shooting in Lynchburg, Va., in July promotion of health, fitness ities. expand, improve or upgrade The $330,000 that’s avail- range operators who want to 2019. and character building their facilities and give more able is from a $2 million improve their facilities and The State Games of and more people a place to appropriation the state make them available to even America is a biennial shoot,” said Chuck Niska, Legislature made in 2015 to more people,” Niska said. Olympic-style event featur- Packers tee off DNR shooting range pro- help recreational shooting ing competition between gram coordinator. clubs develop or improve State Games medal winners from the 30 states that con- duct State Games events. on Prowlers Drop the drone during fire season The National Congress of State Games (NCSG) is a West Fargo was an offen- each of the first two innings, Now that spring wildfire firefighting aircraft, which because a drone was buzzing membership organization sive juggernaut, scoring 15 before the game was broken season is here, the can cause a serious or fatal overhead. comprised of 30 State runs on 11 hits in a lopsided wide open with West Fargo Department of Natural injury,” said DNR wildfire The reason drones pose Games organizations and a 15-0 win over Thief River plating four runs in the Resources reminds recre- section manager Paul such a problem is because member of the United States Falls Thursday, May 17 at third and seven more in ational drone pilots to Lundgren. “If we see a drone they fly at roughly the same Olympic Committee's Multi the Multi-Events Center in fourth. ground their gear during over a wildfire, we have to altitude as wildfire suppres- Sport Organizational Thief River Falls. wildfires. land our firefighting aircraft sion aircraft—and even a Council. The NCSG is the West Fargo Pitcher Game 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 r h e Flying a drone over a until we get the drone out of small drone can cause a fire- rights holder of the State Garrett Levin held Thief West Fargo ...... 2 2 4 7 0 x x - 15 11 2 wildfire isn’t just dangerous, there—and that costs us fighting helicopter to crash Games of America, an River Falls to just one hit in TRF ...... 0 0 0 0 0 x x - 0 1 5 Pitching - (WF) G. Levin - W, 5 IP, 1 hit, 0 it’s illegal: Federal law pro- precious time in suppressing if the drone makes contact Olympic-style event featur- five innings work, while runs, 0 earned runs, 0 walks, 4 strikeouts; (TRF) hibits interfering with fire- the wildfire.” with the aircraft. ing competition between striking out four Prowler Brandon Bruggeman - L, 2.2 IP, 3 hits, 7 runs, 2 strikeouts; Zach Myhrer 0.2 IP, 7 hits, 7 runs, 5 fighting operations, and that This happened recently For more information State Games medal winners batters. earned runs, 1 home run; Austin Olson 1.2 IP, 1 includes flying a drone over during a wildfire in Little about drones and wildfires, The Prowlers, mean- hit, 0 runs, 0 earned runs, 1 walk, 1 strikeout. (gold, silver, bronze) from Offensive highlights - (TRF) Brayden a wildfire. Falls: DNR pilots had to log onto the National across the nation. while, struggled to record Johnson 1/2. “Drones can collide with land firefighting helicopters Interagency Fire Center. The mission of the NCSG outs, allowing two runs in 4B ~ Thief River Falls Times SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Wednesday, May 23, 2018 SENIOR2017-18 Thief River Falls SPOTLIGHT Have a Great Season Good Luck Prowlers PROWLERS! Aaron Halsa Weʼre all behind you! PENNINGTON FAST LUBE Current Sport: Track & Field & SERVICE CENTER Events: Mile Home of the fast affordable oil changes and Career Highlight/Favorite Memory: Super Teams automotive repairs with ASE certified mechanics. 201 Main Ave S. • 681-8972 • Thief River Falls 218-681-6265 Other Sports/Activities: Trap, swimming, cross country Plans After High School: Go to NDSCS to become an elec- trician. Anything You Need! Anytime You Need It! 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Wednesday, May 23, 2018 CHURCH SCHEDULES Thief River Falls Times ~ 5B VFW Auxiliary holds meeting The regular monthly The Red, White and Blue Kathryn Aune, Chaplain – meeting of the Veterans of Quilters presented quilts to Renee Georgewill, Foreign Wars Post 2793 Vern Anenson, David Treasurer – Dee Winter, Auxiliary was held May 12. Forsberg, Jerry Altendorf, Conductress – Linda The charter was draped Rodger Anderson, Gus Johnson, Guard – Mary Jo in memory of Arlyne Soiney Holmes and Rocky Newton Myklebust, Patriotic and Betty Vevea. The gals in appreciation for their Instructor – Jan Rabideau, from Grygla made the quilts service. Secretary – Lois Burstad, and two afghans for the Installation of officers and Trustees – Pat Fargo, N.D., veterans hospi- was held. They were Anenson, Kathy Aune and tal. We will not serve food President – Connie Linda Johnson. Julie during Friday night bingo England, Senior Vice Jasperson was the this summer. We will start President – Pat Anenson, installing officer. again after Labor Day. Junior Vice President –

GATZKE COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Clifford Klamar • 459-3445 Saturday, Carol Klamar, Legion & Auxilary meeting Wallace celebrated her Doris Klamar and Mary at Middle River on Monday birthday at the Honker Klamar were among those evening. Flats Greenhouse with the who attended a Baby Rick Hanson from employees. Shower for Kelsey Burger Hanska visited recently at Sandy Severts attended and Jack at Badger. the Alan Severts home. the Church Rally at Our Six Vietnam veterans received quilts at Quilters. Pictured are (front row) U.S. Navy Ray and Sue Aune visit- Mark and Erik Sistad Savior’s Lutheran Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2793, Thief veteran Rodger Anderson, and U.S. Army ed on Tuesday at the Alan from Stewertville were brief at Thief Lake on Saturday. River Falls, on Monday, May 14. The quilts veterans: Rocky Newton, Dave Forsberg; Severts home. callers at the Marlyn Sistad Mary Klamar visited Howard and Mary Ann home over Mother’s Day. briefly with Ila Hagen on were given in gratitude for military service (back row) Gus Holmes, Jerry Altendorf, Lunsetter attended the On Monday, Elsie Saturday. to our country by the Red, White and Blue and Vern Anenson. (Submitted)

AlMA FRee luTheRAn CoMMuniTy ChuRCh evAngeliCAl FRee oPen ARMs ChRisTiAn RiveR oF liFe ChuRCh uniTed luTheRAn, gATzKe ChuRCh nondenoMinATionAl ChuRCh FelloWshiP Timothy Self, Pastor ouR sAvioR’s, ThieF lAKe 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Robert Dahlen, Pastor Dennisth Gray, Pastor Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor Pastoral Staff: Melvin Sich A Ministry of the 28098 300 Street NW, Argyle Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls Interim Pastor Steve Anderson seventh-day Adventist Church Thief River Falls (218) 425-7878 Phone: (218) 874-2101. Phone: (218) 681-2285 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls David Jahn, Pastor Phone: (218) 681-1469 Our Savior’s, Thief Lake (218) 222-3711 Web: www.almaaflc.org Saturdays: Saturday Morning Phone: (218) 681-3855 218-416-0178 www.riveroflifetrfmn.org United Lutheran, Gatzke (218) 459-3351 Sunday, May 27: Worship at 9:30 Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Web: www.trfefc.org 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- Sundays in February: United a.m., Bethania Memorial Service at Sundays: Sunday Morning Sundays: Sunday School and Life Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 ery/preschool available as well as Lutheran (Gatzke) Worship at [email protected] 2:30 p.m. Celebration Service and One Way Groups at 9:15 a.m.; Worship at Saturdays: Sabbath School classes ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. 9:00 a.m.; Sunday School at 10 a.m. Our Savior’s (Thief Lake) –––––––––– Kids Sunday School For Children 10:30 a.m. for adults and children at 3:00 p.m.; Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible Wednesdays: Awana and Jr. Hi. Worship at 11:00 a.m.; Sunday ABundAnT liFe from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; Worship Service at 4:15 p.m.; Study at 7 p.m. Revolutionary Prayer and Prophetic JAM at 6:30 p.m., Sr. Hi Lighthouse Fellowship Meal at 5:30 p.m. School at 10 a.m. luTheRAn ChuRCh –––––––––– Communion on 1st and 3rd LeRoy Flickinger, Pastor Worship from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.; and Bible Study at 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Mid-week fellowship 1602 Pennington Ave., UPrising YOUTH GROUP (7th –––––––––– and Bible study at 7:00 p.m. sT. BeRnARd’s Sundays. –––––––––– P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls grade - College Age) at 7 p.m.; Fridays: Vespers fellowship and CATholiC ChuRCh Phone: (218) 681-2300 FiRsT PResByTeRiAn Father Rick Lambert, Pastor Web: abundantlifetrf.com Bookstore and coffee bar open Bible study at 7:00 p.m. uniTed MeThodisT Sundays: Service at 9:30 a.m.; ChuRCh 105 Knight Avenue N., Thief River Falls before and after Sunday Morning Tom Potter, Pastor –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-3571 ChuRCh Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; services Red Lake Falls, MN Matt Howe, Pastor Worship Services: Sundays at ouR sAviouR’s luTheRAn www.stbernardscc.org 116 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays: Discipleship & New St. Bernard’s Mass: Saturdays at 5 –––––––––– 10:45 a.m.; Communion is the first ChuRCh – AFlC Phone: (218) 681-4388 Believers Classes for all ages from p.m., Sundays at 9 a.m. Web: www.umctrf.org Sunday of the month; Meeting of Alex Amiot, Pastor BeThleheM And 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church 2075 Hwy. 59 SE, Thief River Falls –––––––––– Email: [email protected] - First Wednesday of each month the session is the first Monday of Phone: (218) 681-4643 Facebook: Thief River Falls nAzAReTh luTheRAn the month at 7:30 p.m. Sundays: Morning Devotional sT. john luTheRAn United Methodist Church from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Thursdays: Our Chit Chat Group at PARish – elCA –––––––––– Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., ChuRCh Cathie Rhodes, Pastor –––––––––– 10 a.m., stop by for coffee and con- 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., Missouri synod goodRidge AReA versation. Box 39, Newfolden CoRneRsTone BAPTisT Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m. Pastor: Thomas L. Puffe Bethlehem Office: (218) 874-7115 luTheRAn PARish - elCA Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls Fridays: Narcotics Anonymous Nazareth Office: (218) 449-3856 ChuRCh Nathan Satchwill, Pastor FAiTh, eKelund, BeThAny 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. Phone: (218) 681-4488 Group at 7 p.m. Parsonage: (218) 449-3431 Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 23: Bible Study PO Box 816, Thief River Falls Wednesdays: Adult Bible Studies Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m. using the facilities of P.O. Box 157, Goodridge Sunday School/Adult Bible Study at at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m.; at 7 p.m. Mondays: Worship at Thief River Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at Phone: (218) 378-4191 9:45 a.m.; Confirmation Instruction Care Center at 10 a.m. Bethlehem Office Hours from 1-3 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls [email protected] Fridays: Men’s Bible Study and p.m, Bethlehem Council at 7 p.m. Phone: (218) 689-2937 Thursday, May 24: Newsletter Breakfast at 6:45 a.m. at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays: Bible study at 7:15 p.m. –––––––––– Thursday, May 24: Nazareth www.cornerstonetrf.org Items for June and July due at 10 –––––––––– Tuesdays: Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. facebook.com/cornerstonetrf a.m. Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at Office Hours from 10 a.m. - 12 Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., ReineR luTheRAn viKing luTheRAn PARish Sunday, May 27: Worship at Faith p.m., Bethlehem’s Deacons meet at Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with FRee ChuRCh – AFlC “Hi Rise” zion luTheRAn ChuRCh 7 p.m. Children’s Church offered for kids at 8:30 a.m.; Worship at Bethany at Highway 1, 7 miles east of Goodridge –––––––––– Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb 9:45 a.m.; Worship at Ekelund at 11 (218) 681-4643 Price, Cindy Ellingson Sunday, May 27: Bethlehem ages 4-8 Sundays: Worship at 11:30 a.m. 218-523-4995 a.m. sT. josePh’s CATholiC Worship at 9 a.m.; Nazareth –––––––––– –––––––––– P.O. Box 37, Viking Worship at 11 a.m. –––––––––– ChuRCh Fr. Bob Schreiner, Priest oAK Ridge Tuesday, May 29: Noon Text eAgle’s vieW ChuRCh, RedeeMeR luTheRAn iMMAnuel And eBenezeR 112 Edward Ave. N., Red Lake Falls luTheRAn ChuRCh Study, Afternoon Parish Visitation ouTReACh CenTeR ChuRCh – elCA Roger Schmitz, Pastor luTheRAn PARish – elCA Phone: (218) 253-2685 Thief River Falls Darrel Cory, Pastor Saturdays: St. Joesph (Brooks) Phone: (218) 681-1824 –––––––––– 111 Fourth Street East, Thief River Falls Jonathan Dodson, Pastor 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 686-5962 Mass at 5 p.m.; St. Joseph (Red Worship Services at Zion: Worship Services: Sundays at 10 P.O. Box 98, Plummer (218) 681-3390 CAlvARy luTheRAn Phone: (218) 465-4525 Lake Falls) Mass at 5:30 p.m. Sundays at 10:30 a.m. a.m.; Wednesdays: Prayer at 7 p.m. E-mail: [email protected] ChuRCh – elCA Sunday, May 27: Worship at Wednesdays: Meal at 5:15 p.m., Sundays: St. Joseph (Red Lake Worship Services at Oak Ridge: Frank Ehling, Pastor –––––––––– Ebenezer at 9 a.m., Worship at Sundays at 9 a.m. Sheila Michaels, Pastor Toddler-6th Grade BLAST at 5:45 Falls) Mass at 10 a.m. Immanuel at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Brielle Drevlow, Pianist ePiPhAny sTATion p.m., Worship at 6:30 p.m., –––––––––– PO Box 8 Matty Towse, Lead Pastor –––––––––– Confirmation at 7:15 p.m. –––––––––– 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire 403 Main Avenue North, Thief River Falls Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. sT. PAuli luTheRAn Phone: (218) 964-5750 Web: www.epiphanystation.com iMMAnuel luTheRAn WesTAKeR FRee luTheRAn Sundays: Worship at 10:00 a.m.; (Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd ChuRCh elCA ChuRCh AFlC E-Mail: [email protected] ChuRCh - MissouRi synod Carl Hansen, Pastor Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays Sundays: Worship at 9:30 & 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. Mark Buchhop, Pastor Sundays) Phil Rokke, Pastor Radium –––––––––– P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden of the month –––––––––– Thief River Falls –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 Phone: (218) 874-7925 evAngeliCAl CovenAnT Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m., Bible BlACK RiveR luTheRAn Web: http://historicstpauli.org Worship Services: Sunday at 10:30 Wednesday, May 23: WELCA a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. CATholiC CoMMuniTies ChuRCh Study and Sunday School at 10 a.m. ChuRCh oF Blessed sACRAMenT, Pastoral Staff: Steve Anderson, Kent –––––––––– Frank Ehling, Pastor Meeting at 7 p.m. Communion: 1st Sunday of the Hudson Sheila Michaels, Pastor Sunday, May 27: Worship at 10:30 month. sT. edWARd, sT. josePh 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls Father George Noel, Pastor neWFolden evAngeliCAl a.m. Confirmation Class: Wednesdays Phone: (218) 681-4449 Sundays: Worship at 8:00 a.m.; Phone: (218) 289-1735 FRee ChuRCh Web: www.trfcovchurch.org Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. –––––––––– at 3:30 p.m. [email protected] Gary Barrett, Pastor Bible Study: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Weekend Masses: Saturdays at 5 www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch P.O. Box 86, Newfolden –––––––––– Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 Phone: (218) 874-8785 ThRiving liFe ChuRCh Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the p.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Sundays Jim Binder, Pastor at 8 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament; 9:45 a.m. E-mail: [email protected] RindAl luTheRAn month. Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th ChuRCh, nAlC Erskine Community Center a.m. at St. Joseph; 11:30 a.m. at St. Mondays: Mending the Soul from 218-556-1545 Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) Ollie Urdahl, Interim Pastor p.m. on KTRF. Edward at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden www.thrivinglifemn.org Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 Tuesdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. Sundays: Sunday school at 10 a.m., Worship Services: Sunday morn- –––––––––– Wednesdays: Supper - Contact 6:45 p.m. Worship service at 11:15 a.m. ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 zion luTheRAn ChuRCh – church for more information; Kid’s –––––––––– Community Center. All are wel- Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare a.m. elCA Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Club at 7 p.m.; Youth Group at 7 come. John Golv, Senior Pastor Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 sevenTh-dAy AdvenTisT Joseph, Fridays at 10:30 a.m. at p.m. –––––––––– Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 ChuRCh 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls Thursdays: Al-Anon at 7 p.m. David Jahn, Pastor Karlstad Care Center Phone: (218) 681-3296 a.m. 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls –––––––– –––––––––– TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh Web: www.ziontrf.org –––––––––– Phone: (218) 416-0178 Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 – elCA Wednesday, May 23: SAIL CleARWATeR FAiTh luTheRAn Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor Exercise at 9 a.m. neWFolden neW hoPe a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. luTheRAn PARish BReThRen ChuRCh Loretta Drevlow, Lay Visitation Thursday, May 24: SAIL Exercise Tim Carlson, Interim Lay Pastor luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC –––––––––– MT. olive, nAzAReTh, and Senior Outreach 9 a.m., Prayer Shawl Ministry 10 601 Dewey Ave. N., Thief River Falls Ollie Urdahl, Pastor 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls oAK PARK, sT. PeTRi Church: (218) 681-7705 P.O. Box 185, Newfolden silveR CReeK luTheRAn Phone: (218) 681-1310 a.m. Jeff Merseth, Pastor Worship Services: Sundays at Phone: (218) 874-6611 ChuRCh Friday, May 25: Last Men’s Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 www.trinitylutherantrf.org 10:30 a.m. John Golv, Senior Pastor Phone: (218) 796-5130 a.m. Sundays: Worship with Holy Breakfast at Biff’s at 7 a.m., SAIL Wednesday –––––––––– Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Wednesday, May 23: –––––––––– 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls Communion at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m., Exercise at 9 a.m., Coffee time with School/Confirmation Year End Phone: (218) 681-7079 Staff at 9:30 a.m. FiRsT luTheRAn ChuRCh Sundays: Worship services at 10 Sunday School at 9:25 a.m., Coffee Picnic from 5 - 7 p.m., Spring First Lutheran Church nexus ChuRCh Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, May 27: Worship/Cable Luke Stavos, Pastor a.m. Pastor’s Conference in Mankato 210 Park Ave., Middle River –––––––––– 3/KTRF Broadcasts at 8:30 a.m., Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church 246 Kendall Ave. N., Thief River Falls –––––––––– Saturday, May 26: Worship with Phone: (218) 681-4716 Coffee Fellowship at 9:30 a.m., Strathcona, MN Worship Services: Sunday Communion at Mt. Olive at 9 a.m. Phone: (218) 222-3622 silveRTon luTheRAn viKing CovenAnT ChuRCh Silver Creek Worship at 10 a.m., No Sunday, May 20: Worship with First Lutheran (Middle River): Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday ChuRCh Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor 10:30 a.m. Worship Communion at St. Petri at 8 a.m.; Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. Larry Myhrer, Lay Pastor Viking, MN Monday, May 28: Offices closed Phone: (218) 523-4735 Worship with Communion at Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - 17982 180th St. NE, Thief River Falls Tuesday, May 29: Staff Meeting at facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch Cell: (218) 201-0350 Nazareth at 9:45 a.m., Worship at a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - Sundays: Worship services at 9 Worship Services: Sunday at 9 9:30 a.m., Coffee with Staff at 10:30 Oak Park at 11 a.m. a.m. 8 p.m. a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. a.m. Special events as announced. a.m., Noon Pastors Text Study This Church Directory Is Sponsored By The Following Businesses FARMERS Johnson Funeral Service “Setting a New Standard for Caring” Where the customer ® is the company UNION OIL CO. SENIOR HOUSING 420 LaBree Ave. N. 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DAVID HILL Editor by Todd Holthaus cause pain to other impor- services such as police and honest about its real cost. e-mail: [email protected] of MREA and tant state programs or fire protection, infrastruc- The $300 million this require the state to raise ture, parks and libraries — amendment would divert Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate thinking Dave Smiglewski of and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other wise, the editorials are Coalition of Greater taxes to make up the short- all critical to having a safe from the general fund is not written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent opinion of other staff members. Minnesota Cities fall. That is why we urge and thriving community. free money; it is coming Opinions in items from other publications may not coincide with the editor’s own legislators and the public to When the general fund suf- from other places in state views but are offered for their general interest. While that exact ques- reject this proposed consti- fers, LGA is among the first government. tion won’t be on the ballot, tutional amendment. items on the chopping block. Measures that pit schools there is a very real possibil- As rural leaders, we are As we have seen in the and public safety against ity that Minnesotans will especially concerned about recent past, property taxes roads and bridges should have to ponder that query the potential impact this go up, service levels go not be put up for a vote, Keep your cool when they head into voting diversion of funds would down and rural communi- especially when there are booth in November. have on Greater Minnesota. ties suffer when LGA is sac- other viable options to A proposal making its Rural schools are partic- rificed due to state budget increase funding for trans- in the cone zone way through the Minnesota ularly reliant on the state’s cuts. portation such as raising House and Senate would per-pupil formula. With sig- The threat to our rural the gas tax or license tab The construction sea- construction plans and ask voters to change the nificantly less in household schools and cities is more fees. This amendment son is about to start. even provided detour State Constitution to per- income and property tax than theoretical. During a would put many important Thief River Falls resi- routes. Nevertheless, I manently dedicate the rev- base than the metro area, it hearing in the Senate priorities at risk. Ask your enue attributable to the is much harder for rural Transportation Committee, legislators to vote “no” on dents will be impacted suspect some people will sales tax on auto parts to schools to fill the gap if Sen. Scott Newman, one of the proposed constitutional in a significant way by a have missed the mes- roads and bridges. These state funding fails to keep the chief authors of the amendment. couple projects. Eighth sages. Irregardless, funds, almost $300 million up. When times are good, amendment, acknowledged Dave Smiglewski is presi- Street or Highway 1 everyone will be incon- per year, currently go to the education tends to see infla- that LGA and education are dent of the Coalition of from Main Avenue east venienced in some way. state’s general fund — the tionary increases. When the typically the first budget Greater Minnesota Cities same pool of money that general fund is in trouble, items cut by the Legislature and mayor of Granite Falls. to the bridge will be What do we do when supports things like schools education funding is often when there is an economic Todd Holthaus is president under construction for we’re inconvenienced? and Local Government Aid held flat, causing our downturn. of the Board of Directors of much of the summer. Well, we usually com- (LGA). schools to fall behind. Going to voters for a con- the Minnesota Rural Highway 1 is a heavily plain a lot. What we Make no mistake about Likewise, rural stitutional amendment may Education Association and travelled road and don’t need to do is lose it, Minnesota’s roads and Minnesota cities are espe- seem like an attractive way superintendent of Hills- though it is going to be our cool and or not pay bridges need help. However, cially dependent on LGA, to get dedicated funding for Beaver Creek Schools. diverting money away from which helps cities with less transportation, but amend- broken into three phas- attention to construction the general fund will either property tax base provide ment proponents need to be es, it’s likely to cause signs or crews. An acci- some major headaches. dent in a construction At the same time or zone is a serious issue. nearly the same time, When the construction Third Street or Highway heats up, please remem- 59 will be resurfaced. ber to keep your cool in We’ve made every effort the cone zone. to alert residents to the Overvalued pipeline woes That a Minnesota Tax cause significant dam- Court judge concluded age to budgets and pock- on May 15 that etbooks of taxpayers. Enbridge Energy’s Although the counties entire pipeline was over- benefited from the valu- valued will have many ations, should those worried. departments responsible The pipeline is located for the valuation be held in many area counties - accountable? Kittson, Marshall, The Department of Pennington, Polk and Revenue is exploring its Red Lake in northwest- options to appeal. It ern Minnesota, and they would be a good idea to are right to be on edge. keep an eye on this If counties have to pay story. that money back, it’ll Area students benefit from Buffer tax credit in Minnesota is partnership both sensible and deserved by Kirby Hettver, reduction in the value of a our state. The legislation community needs to see Is it a sign of things tion. It also establishes president of the MN home or business, by law, provides farmers with fair Gov. Dayton and legislators to come? Last week, a process by which col- Corn Growers Assn. the assessed value must be compensation using funds do their part by passing this lowered to its new/lower that have been designated legislation. Anything short Northland Community lege credit is easily In 2015, the Minnesota market value, resulting in for this exact use. of that this year would be and Technical College transferable, and it Buffer Law was signed into lower property taxes on that And Gov. Dayton agreed. considered a major failure. and the University of means universities save law by Gov. Mark Dayton. property. In an April 20 release, Minnesota Crookston programs. Perhaps the Since then, the state’s corn This same concept should Dayton credited the legisla- entered into a partner- biggest benefit is to stu- growers have worked dili- apply to farmers who con- tive authors of each bill “for ship that established a dents. gently to comply with the tinue to be unfairly authoring this sensible, law requiring the installa- assessed by paying taxes on bipartisan proposal to sup- POLICIES dual admissions pro- Officials noted that it tion of vegetative buffers land that is no longer pro- port Minnesota farmers, Letters To The Editor: The staff gram for students may look easy or seam- along waterways on farm ducing income. Continuing who are working to protect of The Times en cour ages written enrolling in animal sci- less, but behind the property. In fact, the to tax unproductive acres at clean water throughout our re sponses to editorial comment or ences and agriculture scenes it’s pretty compli- Minnesota Board of Water maximum value is an unfair state” and further noted, “I letters with original thoughts or ideas of general interest. Letters education. Simply stat- cated, especially when and Soil Resources noted in financial penalty at a time strongly support this legis- April that Minnesota’s of significant economic lation, and encourage should be intended for publication ed, it allows students you start bringing loans farmers are now 98 percent stress for Minnesota farm Republican legislative lead- in The Times exclusively; letters attending both schools into the picture. in compliance for installing families. ers to send it to me, as a sent to multiple publications will to take classes at either Officials also noted that buffers on public waters. To fix this issue, the clean bill, as soon as possi- generally not be accepted. Right is The state’s corn growers Minnesota Corn Growers ble.” reserved to edit letters for length institution without hav- this may be the wave of and clarity and to reject letters ing to enroll in or pay the future, meaning have done their part in com- Association has supported To further stress the plying with the buffer law. bipartisan legislation—HF need for this legislation, 15 deemed to be promotional in enrollment fees at both other colleges and uni- It is now time for Gov. 4395/SF 3960—to provide a agricultural organizations nature, promote violence or in poor institutions. It also versities may need to Dayton and legislators to much-needed $50 per acre also signed onto a joint let- taste. Letters should not exceed means staff and instruc- start working on similar 650 words in length. address the fact that the property tax credit for farm ter delivered to Dayton and If individuals request their let- tors can collaborate on agreements and pro- law currently penalizes acres that are required to be legislative leaders ters printed “as is” they will be projects, programs and grams. I see that as a farmers by continuing to tax removed from production Wednesday urgently deemed a paid advertisement and buffer acres at valuations and converted into buffers. requesting its passage. must appear in a box. curriculum. One staff definite benefit to stu- that assume these acres are In each bill, the credit Farmers are doing their person said it eliminates dents and communities Letters Must Be Signed: All let- still producing crops and would be funded utilizing part to comply with the ters must be signed and contain an impediments to educa- in rural Minnesota. income. Clean Water Funds, which buffer law. We have now address or phone number of the Farmers and most were designated for projects reached a point in the 2018 writer so authenticity can be veri- Minnesotans understand and initiatives aimed at legislative session when fied. that if there is a significant improving water quality in Minnesota’s agricultural Signatures must appear on let- WE’RE ALL EARS ters published. The staff believes that there is greater credibility in Sen. Amy Klobuchar: Talk is cheap letters signed in print and will not withhold names of writers from publication. and prescription drugs aren’t Responses Invited: Letters crit- Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D- about an exorbitant price lion seniors in the Part D ical of individuals or other entities MN) released the following hike for a critical drug. I program—something the may be shown to those individuals statement on inaction by hear about how people can President previously said or representatives of those entities Questions? Your opinion is the Administration to lower no longer afford a drug that he supported. My in advance of publication with an Comments? something skyrocketing prescription that’s the difference bipartisan bills would also invitation by newspaper staff for we always drug prices. between life and death - the allow the importation of response in the same issue as the Story Ideas? “Talk is cheap and pre- examples go on and on. safe, less-expensive drugs original letter. want to hear Corrections: If an error is made Let us know scription drugs aren’t. I “We have put specific leg- from countries like Canada appreciate the President islation on the table—most and stop anticompetitive in news or advertising publication, how we're doing. talking about this issue and of which has bipartisan sup- tactics—like brand-name the staff encourages readers to call putting forward some pro- port—that we could pass companies denying generic it to our immediate attention by posals to boost competition immediately to bring down companies access to sam- calling 681-4450. We will attempt to correct the error or clarify the in the pharmaceutical mar- prescription drug prices. ples or using ‘pay-for-delay’ misunderstanding in the next ket, but we need more Let’s start by passing my deals to keep their generic issue. action. Week after week, I bill to lift the ban on competitors out of the mar- Deadline: The deadline for let- continue to push for real Medicare negotiating prices ket. 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Lunch prices: Stu- Tuesday: Taco Tuesday, chips Kent Mollberg had plenty n dents $2.75; reduced Free. and sauce, steamed rice, Santi- of examples for students to n ago refried beans, diced pears consider as he discussed cyber safety and digital citi- Senior Meals zenship. Mollberg, a retired Heritage Center Thursday: Ham and mac teacher and information cheese hotdish, peas and carrots, technology specialist from Thief River Falls Detroit Lakes, spoke to stu- wheat bread w/ margarine, cook- Answers to last week’s puzzles Meal provided by Lutheran dents in Thief River Falls on Social Services. All meals are ies Friday: Potato soup, egg salad Wednesday, May 16. Moll- served with bread and milk. berg’s first example was Menu is subject to change upon on a bun, apple, frosted cake –––––––– drawn from an experience availability of certain items. his son had. He explained ways students can protect Monday: Closed Newfolden his son came to him one day themselves. He encouraged Tuesday: Chicken, sweet po- Community Center and was so angry about the students to question the tatoes, mixed vegetables, dessert The Senior Meal Program has actions of another student in source, whether the source Wednesday: Fish, tarter sauce, relocated to the Newfolden the school he wanted to is reliable, who owns the augratin potatoes, peas, dessert Café. Meals are served Sunday physically confront the bully. website and who is creating Thursday: Pork chops, through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 The school bully had pre- the information. He also mashed potatoes w/ gravy, cab- p.m. For more information, call tended to be a girl who liked provided them some online bage, applesauce 218-874-8361. a friend of his son’s and then resources for answering Friday: Monday: Closed convinced him to send him those questions. –––––––– Tuesday: Spaghetti w/ garlic naked pictures of himself. He reminded students of Meals on Wheels bread The bully then told him he recent stories about Face- Thief River Falls Wednesday: Wild rice hotdish would show the pictures to book and how information Meals on Wheels will deliver Thursday: BBQ ribs and everyone at school if he about them is being com- meals Monday through Friday, mashed potatoes didn’t pay him $150. Even piled and shared with oth- including holidays. For more Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into Friday: Hot beef sandwich w/ though the student paid the ers. Based on the nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 information, call (218) 681- wspaper (not the classifiedmust fill each section row, column of and yourbox. Each newspaper). number can appear The mashed potatoes bully, he showed the pic- information they have from Minnesota 6861. Low fat milk served tures to others. people logging onto the in- only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the with all meals. Saturday: KLUB Atspecial times, advertisers may request a specific section. However, the orderdecision in which the isnumbers ultimately will appear by using up the to numeric each –––––––––– Mollberg said his son did ternet, they have created al- clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you Monday: Bean soup, egg newspaper. Adsthe right may thingneed byto bringingbe decreased/increasedgorithms that slightly predict in sizename, to thefit easier your it gets columnto solve the puzzle! sizes. Please salad on a bun, apple, frosted LSS Senior Mealsdo not bill forthe thesematter ads. to his If attentionyou have reactionsquestions, to certainplease informa-call MNA at 800/279-2979. Thank you. cake Viking and Holt Display Ad and it was handled by police tion and use it in order to af- Network Tuesday: California burger, Senior meals are served every after that. But, the experi- fect change. lettuce, tomato/mayo, macaroni weekday. To make a Viking or ence should tell students He showed students how salad, baked beans, wheat bun, Holt meal reservation or to re- that the kinds of stories they some programs are also cre- Jell-O ceive a menu, please call (218) hear in the media can hap- ated in order to get individ- Wednesday: Pancakes, 874-7137. Viking meals avail- pen in their community and uals to return to the internet sausage, scrambled eggs, syrup, able as home delivery only. their school. and websites over and over fruit Students are growing up by exploiting their vulnera- in a world vastly different bilities. than the one their parents “You are being watched grew up in. Their parents all the time,” said Mollberg. had no experience with And that’s not just by par- today’s social media and ents and educators. Preda- when they gave their chil- tors and marketers and dren cell phones, they kind others are watching, too. of assumed their children Mollberg also talked were going to make good about the impact it is having choices. Mollberg said that on teens. There is evidence unfortunately, the internet to suggest that many lose is the new wild, wild west. sleep because they are on it Teens have something all the time, and many are previous generations never suffering from social isola- had and technology belongs tion, anxiety and depression. to them. They know how to Many students feel they use it and spend up to nine can’t get away from it. hours per day consuming it, Mollberg urged students but they need guidance. to log out, and to set aside Mollberg said if students time to get away from it. A doubt they’re spending that presenter in one of the many much time on their comput- videos he shared with stu- ers all they have to do is dents urged students to give download the apps Quality people their love, not their Time or Moment and the “likes.” apps will tell them how Mollberg also reminded much time they spend on students that once they put the internet. something out there, they The danger is that the can never take it back. “wild west” has resulted in “Think before you post,” he Evaluate the sources and information being presented to the rise of urban legends, said. He also reminded stu- MDAN adsyou, to urged run Kent ONE Mollberg, TIME, a retiredthe week Detroit beginningLakes teacher 5/20/2018cruel and fake stories, crime dents not to text something andMDAN information ads technology to run ONE specialist. 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We support our employees with competitive pay and benefits, quality leadership The following positions are available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: The following position is available in ISD #564, Thief River Falls for and a positive team environment. the 2018-19 school year: Apply at www.jobswithus.org BUS DRIVERS HEALTH CARE CAREERS INSTRUCTOR Thief River Care Center, Attn:Tracy Kriel Effective: Fall of 2018 Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls is seeking a Health Care Careers 2001 Eastwood Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 Duties: Drive bus route on days school is in session ~ 4 hours/day Instructor beginning with the 2018- 19 school year. Lincoln High School recently 218-683-8103 • www.sfhs.org EOE/AA Requirements: Must have a valid Minnesota Certified Drivers underwent a twenty- four million dollar building renovation with new and enhanced Career and Technical Education spaces. Lincoln High School is a 1:1 License with School Bus, Passenger, Air Brake Endorsement environment with MacBook laptops for all students and is a progressive school and a good driving record. (District will provide training assis- that provides a variety of career education courses to reflect the value of a well- Senior Teller tance with endorsement requirements.) Must submit to a crimi- rounded education and to teach students subject matter and/or skills that will Border State Bank Seeking Senior Teller at nal history background check. contribute to their development as mature students and responsible citizens. Lincoln High School has an experienced and dedicated teaching, support and our Thief River Falls location Application Deadline: Open until filled administrative staff committed to delivering a vibrant and rewarding educational We are looking for a Senior Teller to join our growing team. Online Application available on the School District experience for all students. Lincoln High School is a Ramp Up To Readiness Border State Bank is looking for an individual who enjoys working with School and is recognized statewide for its commitment to College and Career people and who can provide a high level of customer service. Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment Readiness for ALL students. For additional information please contact Ronnie Skallet, This position is responsible for supervising all aspects of the teller Position: Course content may be attuned to support areas of strength and/or Transportation Supervisor at 218-681-8711, ext. 5253. function, including management of day-to-day operations. In addition, experience of the successful candidate. Health Care Careers Vocational this position will handle customer transactions. Education license is preferred or strongly encouraged to complete requirements. “An Equal Opportunity Employer” This job requires skills needed in a typical office environment. A high Coaching opportunities will be available and staff members encouraged to school diploma is required. Previous work related experience is a plus. pursue if qualified and interested. Salary and benefits: per negotiated Thief River Falls Education Association contract This is a full-time position with benefits, working occasional Saturdays. Application Deadline: Open until filled Come join our great team! OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST Online Application available on the School District Website: Applications welcome until May 25, 2018 and can be mailed, or Pennington County Human Services, Thief River Falls, MN, is seeking http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment e-mailed to: Jill Amundson at Border State Bank, P.O. Box 1089, qualified applicants for a full-time (37.5 hours/week) Office Support Baudette, MN 56623. E-mail Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Specialist. This position is responsible for receiving, assisting and [email protected] directing all agency visitors or callers to appropriate department staff Border State Bank is an and resources and providing clerical and support functions to agency personnel. Candidates must have good communication skills, be able Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V to work positively and effectively with people, complete assignments EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES! accurately and quickly and manage several tasks at the same time. Starting wage is $13.98/hour. The following Exttra-Curricular position is available for the 2018-19 school year in School District #564. Applicants must apply to and be determined eligible for Strategic Sourcing Specialist, NPI employment as an Office Support Specialist by the Minnesota MIDDLE SCHOOL HEAD Merit System. Minnesota Merit System’s on-line application CROSS COUNTRY COACH center may be accessed at Supplier Quality Engineer JOB GOAL: To instruct athletes in the fundamental skills, strategy and http://agency.governmentjobs.com/mnmeritsystem/default.cfm. physical training necessary for them to realize a degree of individual and Applications for this position will be accepted by the team success. At the same time, the coach must instruct and demonstrate Minnesota Merit System until noon on 05/31/2018. For behaviors that lead to socially acceptable character development, self-disci- additional information, contact Ken Yutrzenka, Director, Technician Pennington County Human Services, PO Box 340, Thief River pline, self-confidence, and pride of accomplishment in the student athletes. Falls, MN 56701, Telephone (218) 681-2880 or by email at QUALIFICATIONS: [email protected]. Material Handler 1. Interest in running and ability to organize and supervise a sports program. Pennington County in an Equal Opportunity Employer. 2. Has previous successful coaching experience preferred, but not required. 3. The head coach must have substantial knowledge of the technical aspects Buyer Planner of the sport and, at the same time, must continue to examine new theories and procedures pertinent to the field. Offering competitive, performance based pay, a broad range 4. The head coach must serve as an appropriate role model for student ath- of valuable benefits and an engaging career that supports your goals. letes through his/her instructions and actions Application Deadline: Open until filled APPLY AT Textron.com/Careers For More Information Contact: Search by Mike Biermaier, Activities Director Textron Specialized Vehicles and location, 218-681-7140, #1306 click on job title to apply Online Application available on the ISD 564 Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us Employment Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Sanford Medical Center TRF City Of Thief River Falls is currently seeking to fill the following positions: Apply online at careers.sanfordhealth.org JOURNEY LINEWORKER Ultrasound Tech/Diagnostic Medical Sonographer – full time position Food Service Worker – part time position – experience preferred The City of Thief River Falls, MN is seeking qualified candidates for RN IP TRF – Behavioral Health Inpatient – part time, block schedule, every third weekend, benefits a full-time certified Journey Lineworker in the Electric Department. RN IP – General Med – part time, block schedule, every third weekend, Lineworker shall perform a variety of technical tasks involved in the benefits installation, servicing, and maintenance of high voltage and secondary Fitness Instructor – Wellness Center – PRN positions leading adult group exercise classes as well as PRN positions working with children in voltage distribution systems. Must possess or be able to obtain a Class gymnastics program B CDL within six months of hire. Medical Lab Technician or Medical Technologist – part time and full time positions Behavioral Health Tech – part time positions available at Pathfinder The City’s benefit package offers competitive wages, standby pay, Children’s Center and Behavioral Health Inpatient Unit overtime/doubletime, paid holidays, retirement plan, paid life Pharmacy Tech – Clinic Pharmacy – Must have completed education to be registered, full time, benefits insurance, health insurance options, paid vacation, paid holidays, and Pharmacy Clerk (Administrative Aide) – full time position with benefits, paid sick leave. Position is Monday through Friday with rotating clinic pharmacy OVERNIGHT CNA’S / standby on weekends/holidays, and minimum traveling being Pharmacy Tech – Hospital Pharmacy – Must have completed education to be registered, part time, benefits required. Environmental Services – full time position, benefits CAREGIVERS Manager, Food & Nutrition Services – full time position, benefits To be considered for the position, please submit the City Application, Security Officer - full and part time positions, benefits Radiology Technologist - casual position with a resume being encouraged. Application, job description and Phlebotomist – part time positions, benefits additional position information is available at www.citytrf.net or at the All benefited positions include a full benefit package with paid time off, group life, health, dental and vision insurance, 401k, flexible spending accounts and short/long term disability. City Administrator’s Office. Applications accepted until 12:00 Noon Complete job descriptions and minimum requirements can be seen at the website. on Wednesday, May 30, 2018 at the City Administrator’s Office, 405 Apply online at careers.sanfordhealth.org Third Street East, PO Box 528, Thief River Falls, MN 56701. Search for TRF positions The City of Thief River Falls is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Sanford Health is an AA/EOE and Drug/Smoke Free Workplace Wednesday, May 23, 2018 CLASSIFIED Thief River Falls Times ~ 9B

Help Wanted Help Wanted The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: Small but busy package delivery CARRIER BOYS & GIRLS wanted Media Specialist company looking for Warehouse to deliver the Northern Watch each RLCC is taking applications for a Media Specialist 1.0 FTE MIDDLE SCHOOL Processors. Both full and part Friday evening. Great starter job, position 1.0 FTE for school year 2018- 19. Minnesota time shifts available. Must be able must be at least 11 years old. Stop in SCIENCE TEACHER to lift 50lbs. Starting wage nego- at The Times for an application ~ 324 Teaching License in this content area preferred. tiable. Benefits available to full Main Avenue North, TRF. 55tfe Location: Franklin Middle School time employees after probationary Effective: Fall, 2018 period. Please email your resume Please send letter of application, Requirements: Certified by the Professional Educator to [email protected]. Help You will be contacted for an inter- resume, and 3 letters of reference to: Licensing and Standards Board in Life/Earth Science at Middle view. Randy Pederson, Principal School level. Coaching opportunities will be available and staff Wanted PO Box 100 encouraged pursuing if interested and qualified. Class A License Oklee, MN 56742 Application Deadline: Open until filled Online Application available on the School District Full-Time Website: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment Local Driver Furniture and Mattress Specialist Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Come join our team! Thief River Falls Slumberland is hiring for a TIRE TECHNICIAN 2 with Great Pay Responsibilities include: full-time or part-time position to help customers find their dream Tire Service, Mobile Truck & Benefits furniture solutions. If you enjoy face to face interaction with people, NEWFOLDEN ELEMENTARY COOK Service, Truck Tire Alignment working with a fun, energetic team, and providing a high level of Marshall County Central Schools is seeking a cook for Newfolden & General Mechanical Service Elementary Schools. Hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Benefits customer service we will provide the training and structure you include clothing allowance, holiday pay, sick time, retirement. Must Contact Independent need to present the best names in the furniture industry. If you are pass criminal background check. TO APPLY, STOP IN AND motivated to exceed client expectations, want potential for SEE JERRY DESCHENE Delivery Services at Application Deadline is May 18. Bridgestone is an Equal Opportunity Employer leadership roles, and willing to work a flexible schedule including Applications are available from the school office or at 701-318-9442 some evenings and weekends we will provide the support for your www.newfolden.k12.mn.us/job-postings.html. (218) 681-2656 success. High school diploma or equivalent required. Excellent Please complete application, and submit cover letter with (800) 681-2656 compensation and full-time benefits package. Email your resume resume to [email protected] or mail applications to: 220 HORACE AVE. N. to [email protected] or stop by in person. Jeffrey Lund, Superintendent/Elementary Principal THIEF RIVER FALLS Marshall County Central Schools PO Box 189 ® POSITION OPEN: FULL TIME Newfolden, MN 56738 CHURCH SECRETARY, Trinity Northern Pride, Inc. Please apply promptly, position is open until filled. Lutheran Church, Thief River Falls, Marshall County Central is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Educator MN. Basic computer and Microsoft is seeking a full-time 18 75 Hwy. 59 South • Thief River Falls Office skills required. For job description and application call SEASONAL 218-681-1310 or email [email protected]. PAYROLL CLERK Manager This person will be Slumberland Furniture in Thief River Falls, MN is looking for responsible for processing an enthusiastic individual to create a positive customer Help Wanted payroll on a weekly basis Nutrition & Food Services Manager experience and be a stimulating influence on the sales team Sanford Medical Center for approximately 185 to drive sales growth. The essential role of this position is FT or PT EVENING employees and all associated Sanford Medical Center is seeking a full time Nutrition & Food leading and training of the sales staff, inventory control and SHIFTS tasks. Qualified candidates Services Manager. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree of community relations and customer service. A Bachelor's Science with emphasis on dietetics. Minimum five years experience in must have an understanding a significant food services management position. Registration through Degree preferred and 5-7 years Retail Management Customer Service of payroll principles, strong the American Dietetic Association or American Dietary Manager’s experience required. Must be available to work evenings and Deli organizational skills and must Association preferred. Must possess a valid class D driver’s license. and weekends. Requires valid and insurable driver's Apply at Petro Pumper: be detail oriented. license. Excellent compensation and benefits package with Hwy 1 & 59, TRF Full benefit package including paid time off, group health, dental and Please inquire in person at a financially solid company. Email your resume and cover vision insurance, 401k, flexible spending accounts and short/long term letter to [email protected]. 401 Conley Ave South disability. Apply online at careers.sanfordhealth.org or call ® HOLT CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 218-681-1201 ext. 11 Search for Manager, Nutrition and Food Services is looking for a responsible indi- Sanford Health is an AA/EOE and Drug/Smoke Free Workplace vidual/business to mow the ceme- tery in Holt. For more information 1875 Hwy. 59 South • Thief River Falls please call Jamie at 218-684-1065 or Sharon at 218-689-9050. and P Jobs That Make A Difference kl a a r k

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For a full job description and 123 Baken St. is responsible for working www.oaklandparktrf.com or call 218-681-1675 for more information. Thief River Falls, MN with customers to identify application, call us at 218- 964- 5407. their vehicle needs while ensuring each customer has The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota: a satisfactory dealership experience. TRANSPORTATION Thief River Ford offers an ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT aggressive pay plan, paid Location: District Service Center Bus Garage time off, retirement program Effective: As soon as possible with company match and a DUTY DAYS: 225 days/8 hours per day positive work environment Duties: Perform a variety of highly specialized administration support duties for the Transportation Department including, but not limited to: management of that comes from a family “Transfinder” school bus routing software; operate a two-way radio system to owned business. communicate with drivers/vehicles and handle emergencies in a competent and If you are a people-oriented thorough manner; performs technical and complex duties requiring independent judgment with an understanding of departmental functions and procedures; person and would enjoy assist with assignment of bus drivers, bus routes, vehicles and substitutes; assist working in a professional with coordination of extracurricular and field trip transportation; maintain envirnoment, perhaps a accurate student rider assignment records and notify drivers, parents, and school personnel of any changes such as change in pickup or drop-off location; all other career in sales is for you! duties as assigned to assist with the daily operation of transportation department to provide an efficient operation of the department to ensure the safety and welfare of the students and staff. Please pick up Requirements: Requires a competence in computer based software programs to support this level of work and departmental needs, including but not limited to: an application at word processing, spreadsheets, presentation graphics, and data entry into custom application systems. Requires the ability to plan, organize and prioritize work in the front desk order to meet schedules and timelines. Capable of communicating with students, staff, parents and the public using patience and courtesy, in a manner that HELP WANTED: North Country reflects positively on the department and the District. Must possess Car Crushing of Viking is looking mathematical skills to add, subtract, multiply and divide and ability to perform for a hard working individual to help these operations using units of distance. crush cars. Please call Ryan 218- Salary and Benefits: Per negotiated contract 686-9431. 4t43p Application Deadline: Open until filled Online application available on the School District Web site: Experienced http://www.trf.k12.mn.us Cooks Providing a community partnership focused on quality learning, Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Like to cook? Nutrition program is looking for experienced cooks that would be willing to EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY! travel or stay local for HR BUSINESS PARTNER relief help. POSITION SUMMARY Very competitive In this role, you will be responsible for employee relations, compensation wages and mileage administration, maintaining electronic employee records, organizational studies, employment activities, investigations and special projects. This will reimbursement. include administering and interpreting the policies and practices of the If interested please location, providing guidance and support to employees and leaders, and managing day to day administration of employee actions. contact 218-745-5988 EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: or by email to • Bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management or related field and [email protected] 2-5 years of progressive Human Resource experience. • Experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred. Farmers Co-op Grain & Seed is MACHINE SHOP TEAM LEAD seeking local TRUCK DRIVERS: CDL required, must have current or QUALIFICATIONS: be able to pass DOT physical. • Ability to communicate and work effectively with others. Please call Danny Miller @ 218-681- • Familiarity of work area & employee groups assigned to. 6283 or 701-741-1189. 81tfc • Familiarity with proper safety/first aid policies and procedures. • Ability to properly use tools, instruments or other equipment necessary in work area assigned to; and be able to instruct group employees in the HELP use of such equipment. WANTED • Familiar with punch press, lathes and mills; vertical and horizontal and CNC tube benders. • Familiar with computer numerical control machines operator. Welders • Ability to program computer numerical control machines. & EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE: Laborers • High School Diploma All applicants must • AA Degree recommended pass drug test • 5 years’ experience in Machine Shop (Pay depending on experience) • Experience with managing people Offering competitive, performance based pay; a broad range of Apply in person at valuable benefits and an engaging career that supports your goals. Lindholm APPLY AT Textron.com/Careers Welding Search by 1325 Main Ave. N. • TRF keyword or location, click on job title to apply NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGE 10B ~ Thief River Falls Times CLASSIFIEDS Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Couples? Singles? Roommates? We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you! Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time? Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time? The opportunities are here. Help Wanted For Rent For Rent Boats & Watercraft FOR YOU WELCOME to Your New Home: NOW ACCEPTING APPLICA- 15FT GLASTRON BOAT: W/ Trailer New Caretakers On-Site! Beautiful and quiet 2-bedroom apart- TIONS! Pioneer Court, an apart- 70 h.p. Mervury Motor. If interested NORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS NIGHT ment (Red Lake Falls) with on-site ment complex for elderly, handicap, call 218-201-0423 for evening OWLS! managers and maintenance. Close and disabled persons. Amenities appointment. 8t43p 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo to schools and hospital. $400/month include a single-story floor-plan, Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite. ~ mention this ad to get 1 month large community room, spacious 1 Graveyard Shift . Call Brandi @ 701-367-3456 bedroom units, onsite laundry facili- Miscellaneous free 2,000 per roll, sin- Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841 for your exciting showing. ties, car plug-ins, and heat paid. TICKET ROLLS! 11 P.M. - 6 A.M. gle and double rolls. The Times, 324 Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer. TRF 1, 2 Bedroom and Efficiency Rent starts from $470 to $595. Main Ave. N., TRF, 681-4450. Apply At Heat and water paid. Income limitations apply. Rental Apartments: For sale, HWY. 1 & 59 N. Call 218-452-8140 or 218-683-5445. assistance may be available. Section MEW TURBOCHARGER: can fit 4-6-8-cylinder engine, $200. READY MIX CONCRETE, THIEF RIVER FALLS 8 welcome!! Phone (800) 728-7911 Summerfield Place of Thief River for application information. Equal for sale, has 2 bedroom 2 bath apart- 275 SHOT GLASSES: Falls Housing Opportunity. $200. Call 218-280-8134 SAND & GRAVEL ment available. Amenities include FULL-TIME LUBE washer/dryer, dishwasher, NEWLY REDONE BEAUTIFUL HEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD or We Have Heated Ready Mix For Year Around Jobs. microwave, range, refrigerator, cen- LARGE TWO BEDROOM APART- Coal Furnaces: Highest quality, stain- & TIRE TECH MENT: Downtown area, corner of Call Friday for Saturday Delivery tral air. Heat included. Garage avail- less steel. Guaranteed lowest prices. able. Call 218-681-5194, website 4th and LaBree. Hardwood floors, Order now and save. The Best Floor Oil Boyz Express Lube is looking to stainless steel appliances. Laundry Heat Water Tubing. Free estimate on NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! www.gmmco.org. 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May 23, 2018 Workforce (Strategic Direction E): Court Administration PROPERTY: If the real estate is an The meeting was called to order by regarding the future of the Auditorium. RegulaR BoaRd Meeting A. A motion was made by Misty Pennington County, Minnesota owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, Chairman Peterson and the Pledge of It was reported that the Personnel independent School diStRict Hempel and seconded by Wayne Anderson Law Offices, P.A. unless otherwise provided by law, the Allegiance was recited. Committee met prior with Mike Flaagan 564 – BoaRd of education Nomeland to approve the Consent Steven A. Anderson date on or before which the mort- Ken Yutrzenka, Human Services regarding his reappointment and apRil 23, 2018. Agenda as amended, and as appropri- MN# 17435X gagor(s) must vacate the property, if Director, presented the Human Service employment agreement as County 6:00 p.M. ate, per negotiated contract, salary and P.O. Box 430 the mortgage is not reinstated under Committee Consent Agenda. On a Engineer. It was recommended he be dSc BoaRd RooM benefits and an acceptable background Warroad, MN 56763 section 580.30 or the property is not motion by Commissioner Hempel and reappointed for an additional four-year A Regular Meeting of Independent check. Motion carried unanimously. Telephone: 218-386-1040 redeemed under section 580.23, is seconded by Commissioner Lawrence, term with a salary increase of 3% on School District #564 Board of Personnel : Facsimile: 218-386-3129 11:59 p.m. on January 10, 2019, or the the following recommendations of the May 1st, 2018 and 2.5% increases on Education was held Monday, April 23, 1. Approve the employment of E-mail: [email protected] next business day if January 10, 2019 Pennington County Human Service May 1st of 2019, 2020, and 2021. 2018 , Jessica Snoozy, Interim Food Service –––––––––– falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal Committee from April 17th, 2018 are Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the DSC Supervisor, effective April 23, 2018 - May 23, 30, 2018 holiday. hereby adopted. Motion unanimously seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, Board Room. The following board June 29, 2018. State of MinneSota "THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW carried. to reappoint Mike Flaagan as County members were present: Mike Spears, 2. Approve the retirement of Julie countY of pennington FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- SECTION A Engineer for a four-year term beginning Misty Hempel, Wayne Nomeland, Jon Erickson, Kitchen Helper, FMS, effec- in diStRict couRt GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- I. To approve the March 20, 2018 May 1st, 2018 and approve the County Lindgren, Shannon Boen and Chris tive May 31, 2018. ninth Judicial diStRict SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR Human Service Committee Engineer Employment Agreement as Melbye. Members absent: Kevin 3. Accept the resignation of Becky couRt file no: 57-pR-18-338 ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO meeting minutes. presented. Motion unanimously car- Ballard. Pribula , ECFE Teacher, CES, effective in Re the estate of: FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER II. To approve the agency’s ried. Staff members present were: June 30, 2018. Arlene Harriet Tanem a/k/a Arlene H. IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA personnel actions. Motioned by Commissioner Renee Olson, Tanya Monson-Ek, Sara 4. Accept the resignation of Tanem and Arlene Tanem, STATUTES SECTION 582.032 SECTION B Jensen, seconded by Commissioner Olson, Kelly Weets, Jason Hruby, Amanda McMahon, Special Education Decedent DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER I.To approve payment of the Hempel, to approve the purchase of a Becky Rogalla, Bob Wayne and Meg Paraprofessional, effective April 27, notice and oRdeR of heaR- THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED Agency’s bills. one-ton Ford pickup from Thief River Kolden. 2018. ing on petition foR pRoBate PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A Ken Yutrzenka reported that Ford under the State Cooperative Student Senate members present 5. Accept the resignation of of Will and appointMent of RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Pennington County Human Services Purchasing Agreement as recommend- were: Abigail Semenko and Jenna Lynnette Hasby, Cleaner, effective May peRSonal RepReSentatiVe and THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROPER- recently had a 2018 Blue Plus Care ed by County Engineer Mike Flaagan, VonHoltum. 31, 2018. notice to cReditoRS TY USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRO- Coordinator Audit that revealed the and authorize the County Auditor- Also present were: Lee Richards 6. Accept the resignation of to all inteReSted peRSonS DUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. Agency was 100% compliant with all Treasurer to pay by Auditor’s Warrant. and Dave Hill. Shanielle Peterson, School Readiness and cReditoRS: Dated: May 10, 2018 Elderly Waiver and Community Well- Motion carried. The Pledge of Allegiance was recit- ECFE Paraprofessional, effective June It is Ordered and Notice is given Nationstar Mortgage LLC Care Coordinator requirements. Engineer Flaagan informed the ed. 4, 2018. that on May 29, 2018 at 9:00 a.m., a d/b/a Mr. Cooper Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, County Board that the 2017 County Chairman Mike Spears called the B. A motion was made by Misty hearing will be held in this Court at 101 Assignee of Mortgagee seconded by Commissioner Hempel, to Highway Department Annual Report meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and Clerk Hempel and seconded by Mike Spears Main Ave N, Thief River Falls, SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP send a letter thanking them for receiv- has been placed on the County web- Wayne Nomeland confirmed that a to approve the 2018-2019 contract for Minnesota, for the formal probate of an BY: ing a good audit from Blue Plus Care. site. quorum was present. the following individual as negotiated. instrument purporting to be the Will of Lawrence P. Zielke - 152559 Motion unanimously carried. The next Public Information meet- A motion was made by Misty Motion carried unanimously. the Decedent dated, October 11, 2011, Melissa L. B. Porter - 0337778 Erik Beitel, Emergency ing on the new bridge connecting Hempel and seconded by Wayne 1 . Danielle Schantz - M.S. Asst. and (“Will”), and for the appointment of Randolph W. Dawdy - 2160X Management Director, presented CSAH #8 and Mark Boulevard will be Nomeland to approve the April 23, Coach B & G Track Gregory Tanem, whose address is Gary J. Evers - 0134764 quotes for a Safety Flyer for County held April 26th, 2018 in the meeting 2018 agenda as presented. Motion car- Finances (Strategic Direction F): 3902-67th Street East, Inver Grove Tracy J. Halliday - 034610X employees and for an Emergency room of the Joint Use Facility. ried unanimously. A. A motion was made by Jon Heights, MN, 55076 as Personal Attorneys for Mortgagee Preparedness Guide to be distributed Mike Flaagan then reviewed a A motion was made by Misty Lindgren and seconded by Mike Representative of the Estate of the Shapiro & Zielke, LLP to elementary students. Motioned by revised culvert policy that would Hempel and seconded by Shannon Spears to approve a District Service Decedent in an UNSUPERVISED 12550 West Frontage Road, Suite 200 Commissioner Tveitbakk, seconded by change the length of the provided cul- Boen to approve the minutes of the Center/Franklin Middle School Roof bid administration. Any objections to the Burnsville, MN 55337 Commissioner Jensen, to approve the vert from 30’ to 40’. Motioned by April 9, 2018 Regular Board Meeting as from North Central Insulation in a total petition must be filed with the Court (952) 831-4060 printing of Safety Flyers for County Commissioner Jensen, seconded by presented. Motion carried unanimous- amount of $109,930 for Base Bid A prior to or raised at the hearing. If prop- thiS iS a coMMunication fRoM employees. Motion carried. Commissioner Hempel, to approve the ly. (DSC) and $46,826 for Base Bid B er and if no objections are filed or a deBt collectoR `Motioned by Commissioner Hempel, revised Culvert Policy to provide up to A motion was made by Jon (FMS). Motion carried unanimously. raised, the Personal Representative –––––––––– seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, a 40’ culvert. Motion carried. Lindgren and seconded by Mike Other Items: will be appointed with full power to May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, to purchase 500 copies of the At 6:00 p.m. the County Board Spears to approve the bills as submit- Policies : administer the Estate including the June 6, 2018 Emergency Preparedness Guide for Chairman announced the County ted and on file in the School District A. A motion was made by Wayne power to collect all assets, to pay all notice of MoRtgage the price of $589.00. Motion carried. Board meeting closed pursuant to M.S. Business Office. Motion carried unani- Nomeland and seconded by Chris legal debts, claims, taxes and expens- foRecloSuRe Sale The County Board and the 13D.05 Subd. 3c to discuss negotia- mously. Melbye to approve first of two readings es, to sell real and personal property, the Right to VeRification of Emergency Management Director dis- tions for the purchase of property Public Comment: of the annual renewal of Mandatory and to do all necessary acts for the the deBt and identitY of the cussed the designation of a Public described as Oak Haven Subdivision, None. MSBA 520 Student Surveys policy for Estate. oRiginal cReditoR Within the Information Officer This person would Lot 11, Block 1 (435 Mark Boulevard, Committee Reports: review. This policy has been revised Notice is also given that (subject to tiMe pRoVided BY laW iS not be the spokesman during an emer- Thief River Falls). A. ECFE Advisory Committee - with MSBA changes. Motion carried Minnesota Statutes section 524.3-801) affected BY thiS action. gency to inform the public and new out- At 6:30 p.m. the County Board Misty Hempel mentioned the commit- unanimously. all creditors having claims against the notice iS heReBY giVen, that lets. The Emergency Management meeting was opened to regular ses- tee met on April 6, 2018 and discussed B. A motion was made by Jon Estate are required to present the default has occurred in the conditions Committee will discuss this designation sion. the spring session. Some changes Lindgren and seconded by Wayne claims to the Personal Representative of the following described mortgage: further. Motioned by Commissioner were made with the Busy Buddies Nomeland to approve first of two read- or to the Court Administrator within four Mortgagor: Sheddean K. Hanson, a Sutton Stewart, 4-H Coordinator, Jensen, seconded by Commissioner class and there was great attendance. ings of Mandatory MSBA 521 Student months after the date of this Notice or single person. introduced himself to the County Board Hempel, to authorize County Engineer Family Fun night was on March 22, Disability Nondiscrimination policy for the claims will be barred. Mortgagee: CU Mortgage Services, members. Sutton started in the posi- Mike Flaagan to negotiate with Glenn 2018, with approximately 200 in atten- review. This policy has been revised A charitable beneficiary may Inc tion toward the end of January, 2018. and Linda Dvorsak for purchase of the dance. April is the month of the Young with MSBA changes. Motion carried request notice of the probate proceed- Dated: 07/27/2007 Motioned by Commissioner property described as Oak Haven Child. Artwork is displayed at an area unanimously. ings be given to the Attorney General Recorded: 07/27/2007 Hempel, seconded by Commissioner Subdivision, Lot 11, Block 1. Motion nursing home. Nursing Home play C. A motion was made by Misty pursuant to Minnesota Statutes section Pennington County Recorder Tveitbakk, to approve a one-year soft- carried. group class was held on April 20th at Hempel and seconded by Shannon 501B.41, subdivision 5. Document No. 183370 ware maintenance and technical sup- Commissioner Peterson will be par- the TRF Care Center. If this went well, Boen to approve first of two reading of Dated: May 4, 2018. Transaction Agent: N/A port agreement with ProWest & ticipating in a meeting with the they may look at scheduling on a regu- Mandatory MSBA 524 Internet /s/ Kurt J. Marben Transaction Agent Mortgage Associates for the period of May 1st, Governors Chief of Staff to discuss the lar basis. The Children’s Garage Sale Acceptable Use and Safety policy for Judge of District Court Identification Number: N/A 2018 to April 30th, 2019 at a cost of Enbridge pipeline project in May 2nd, is Saturday, April 21st. review. This policy has been revised /s/ Kathy Narlock Lender or Broker: CU Mortgage $3,185.00. Motion carried. 2018. B. MEC Committee - Wayne with MSBA changes. Motion carried Court Administration Services, Inc. The following resolution was intro- Nomeland mentioned the MEC unanimously. Attorney for Petitioner Residential Mortgage Servicer: duced by Commissioner Jensen, sec- The following change orders approved building an indoor conces- The meeting adjourned at 6:52 p.m. Susan A. King Servion, Inc. onded by Commissioner Hempel, and approved by the Pennington County sion area at the MEC up to $34,500. /s/ Mike Spears, Chair Moss & Barnett Mortgage Originator: CU Mortgage upon vote was unanimously carried. Justice Center Building Committee Trees have been ordered for the MEC /s/ Wayne Nomeland, Clerk 150 South Fifth Street, Suite 1200 Services, Inc. ReSolution authoRiZing were signed by the County Board but have not been delivered yet. –––––––––– Minneapolis, MN, 55402 legal deScRiption of pRop- SponSoRShip of SnoWMo- Chairman: C. Curriculum Advisory Committee May 16, 23, 2018 Attorney License No: 0390435 eRtY: The land referred to is situated Bile/cRoSS countRY SKi tRailS Additional Painting.....Steinbrecher - Misty Hempel mentioned that Carter pennington countY, Mn Telephone: (612) 877-5362 in the State of Minnesota, County of opeRated BY thief RiVeR fallS Painting Co.....$3,107.00 Rogalla who is in his 20th year at LHS guaRd Rail on cSah 17 FAX: (612) 877-5017 Pennington, and is described as fol- Sno-dRifteRS Additional Card Reader.....Kendell presented at the meeting. Carter pre- BidS cloSe Email: [email protected] lows: Lots Forty-nine (49) and Fifty (50) Be it ReSolVed, that the county Doors & Harware.....$1,204.00 sented on the Financial Management, 9:00 a.M., June 12, 2018 –––––––––– in Fairfax Addition to Thief River Falls, of Pennington act as the legal sponsor PR 27R, Hardware Rev...... Kendell Accounting, Marketing and Web thief RiVeR fallS, Mn 56701 May 23, 2018 according to the Official Plat thereof on for an application for funding to the Doors & Hardware.....$4,217.87 Design classes. In addition, Carter also NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: notice foR BidS file. State of Minnesota Department of Remove Panel & gave some highlights regarding Senior Sealed bids will be received until 9:00 The Thief River Falls Area Food This is Abstract Property. Natural Resources for maintenance of Wiring.....Minnesota Focus. AM Tuesday, June 12th, 2018 by the Shelf will be seeking bids for taX paRcel no.: 25-031-021-00 snowmobile trails managed by the Elevator.....$619.00 D. Facility Committee - Jon Pennington County Auditor at the cement/concrete work to be done by a addReSS of pRopeRtY: 1218 Thief River Falls Sno-Drifters. PR24, Electrical.....Bessler Lindgren presented roofing bids for Courthouse in Thief River Falls, MN on licensed contractor at the Food Shelf in North Arnold Ave, Thief River Falls, MN Be it ReSolVed, that upon Brothers .....$2,120.00 FMS/DSC to be funded by LTFM. CES behalf of the Pennington County Board Thief River Falls, Pennington County. 56701 approval of its application by the state, PR27R, Electrical/door.....Bessler carpet for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade of Commissioners for the following: Bids will be accepted from May 16th countY in Which pRopeRtY the County of Pennington may enter Brothers.....$6,839.00 wings were reviewed and will also be CP 57-18-06 through 5:00 p.m. on the 30th of May iS located: Pennington into an agreement with the State of PR24.....Nova Fire funded by LTFM. Discussion was also Guard Rail on CSAH 17 2 Miles 2018. Summary includes: aprons, walk oRiginal pRincipal aMount Minnesota for the above referenced Protection.....$975.00 held regarding the courthouse parking East of TH #32 and 3 1/2 Miles South way, curb and gutters, Special Project of MoRtgage: $35,100.00 project and that it will comply with all PR30, Garage door.....Davidson lease. of CSAH 3 ADA required handicap space, and aMount due and claiMed to applicable laws and regulations as stat- Construction.....$1,200.00 E. Finance Committee - Mike The major items of work are: shop floor correction. For more specifi- Be due aS of date of notice: ed in the agreement. PR33, Probation Spears mentioned the items discussed Remove Cable Guard Rail cations, questions or for appointment $29,726.88 Be it fuRtheR ReSolVed, that window.....Comstock for Preschool 4 year olds, Summer 734 LF to view space/job site call Alecia 218- That prior to the commencement of Kenneth Olson, County Auditor- Construction.....$103.32 Latchkey Transportation and Latchkey Traffic Barrier Design 8331 681-4708 from 8:00 a.m-4:00 p.m. this mortgage foreclosure proceeding Treasurer, is hereby authorized to PR33, Probation window.....Mesabi Registration Deposit charge will be pre- 760 LF Sealed bids will need to be mailed to Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee serve as the fiscal agent for the above Window & Glass.....$1,535.00 sented later in the agenda. Type 9.5 Wearing Course Mixture Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf, PO complied with all notice requirements referenced project. PR33, Probation F. Negotiations Committee - Chris 135 Ton Box 802, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 as required by statute; that no action or The following resolution was intro- window.....Northern Melbye mentioned that the committee Combined with numerous related attention to Rob. proceeding has been instituted at law duced by Commissioner Jensen, sec- Woodwork.....$1,350.00 met with the following groups: Food items. –––––––––– or otherwise to recover the debt onded by Commissioner Hempel and PR35, ADA door Service, Administrative Support, and Proposal, plans, and Specifications May 16, 23, 30, secured by said mortgage, or any part upon vote was unanimously carried. operator.....Mesabi Window & Mechanics. This week the committee may be examined and obtained at the June 6, 12, 20, 2018 thereof; ReSolution authoRiZing Glass.....$2,220.00 will meet with Paraprofessionals and Office of the County Highway Engineer, notice of MoRtgage puRSuant to the power of sale SponSoRShip of SnoWMo- PR26R & PR37R.....Bessler Cleaners. Yet to be scheduled to nego- 250 125th Avenue NE (behind foRecloSuRe Sale contained in said mortgage, the above Bile/cRoSS countRY SKi tRailS Brothers.....$16,775.00 tiate includes the Maintenance group Westside Motors) or by mail 250 125th 17-108054 described property will be sold by the opeRated BY goodRidge tRail- Motioned by Commissioner and Bus Drivers. Avenue NE, Thief River Falls, MN the Right to VeRification of Sheriff of said county as follows: BlaZeRS SnoWMoBile cluB Hempel, seconded by Commissioner Student Reports: 56701. the deBt and identitY of the date and tiMe of Sale: June Be it ReSolVed, that Pennington Lawrence, to adjourn the Board meet- Abigail Semenko a junior at LHS The Counter price for a complete oRiginal cReditoR Within the 19, 2018, 10:00 AM County act as the legal sponsor for an ing to May 8th, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. and Jenna VonHoltum a senior at LHS set of all required contract documents tiMe pRoVided BY laW iS not place of Sale: Lobby of application for funding to the State of Motion carried. - Abigail and Jenna mentioned its prom is $30.00 (non-refundable). Add $6.00 affected BY thiS action. Pennington County Law Enforcement Minnesota Department of Natural ATTEST: week. Grand March will be held on April for shipping and handling, if requested NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Center, City of Thief River Falls to pay Resources for maintenance for Wapiti, Kenneth Olson, Auditor-Treasurer 28th at 7:30 pm. Spring sports have to be mailed. default has occurred in the conditions the debt then secured by said 4-G North and 4-G River Road Pennington County started. The spring play they thought All bids must be accompanied by a of the following described mortgage: Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on said Snowmobile trails managed by the Neil Peterson, Chairman was amazing. certified check or bidders bond made DATE OF MORTGAGE: April 16, premises, and the costs and disburse- Goodridge Trailblazers Snowmobile Board of Commissioners Recognitions: payable to the Pennington County 2004 ments, including attorneys' fees Club. pennington countY'S A. Elise Kalsnes - Qualified for Treasurer for not less than five percent ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT allowed by law subject to redemption Be it ReSolVed, that upon WaRRantS foR puBlication State Speech Tournament. (5%) of the amount of the proposal. OF MORTGAGE: $60,000.00 within 6 Months from the date of said approval of its application by the state, Warrants approved on April 10, 2018 B. Tyler Sele - Qualified for State all BidS MuSt Be deliVeRed MORTGAGOR(S): Kelly Stenvik sale by the mortgagor(s), their person- the County of Pennington may enter for payment on April 13, 2018 Speech Tournament. to the pennington countY and Arlen B. Stenvik, wife and husband al representatives or assigns. into an agreement with the State of Vendor ...... amount Presentations: auditoR at the couRthouSe. MORTGAGEE: National City date to Vacate pRopeRtY: Minnesota for the above referenced CARGILL, INC...... $2,320.13 Guaranteed & Viable Curriculum The right is reserved to accept or Mortgage Co. DBA Commonwealth The date on or before which the mort- project and that it will comply with all COMMISSIONER OF (Strategic Direction A): reject any or all bids and to waive any United Mortgage Company gagor must vacate the property if the applicable laws and regulations as stat- TRANSPORTATION ...... $2,463.50 Technology, Innovative Learning & defects. LENDER OR BROKER AND mortgage is not reinstated under ed in the agreement. HOUSTON Partnerships (Strategic Direction B): Kenneth Olson MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED Minnesota Statutes section 580.30 or Be it fuRtheR ReSolVed, that ENGINEERING INC...... $24,632.86 Families (Strategic Direction C): County Auditor ON THE MORTGAGE: National City the property redeemed under the Chairman and County Auditor- INSIGHT A. A motion was made by Chris –––––––––– Mortgage Co. DBA Commonwealth Minnesota Statutes section 580.23 is Treasurer are authorized to sign such TECHNOLOGIES ...... $7,122.74 Melbye and seconded by Misty Hempel May 23, 30, 2018 United Mortgage Company December 19, 2018 at 11:59 p.m. If the an agreement with the Department of MINNESOTA STATE to approve the School Lunch Hero Day State of MinneSota SERVICER: Nationstar Mortgage foregoing date is a Saturday, Sunday Natural Resources. TREASURER...... $3,751.00 Proclamation with a date change to countY of pennington LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper or legal holiday, then the date to vacate Be it fuRtheR ReSolVed, that PENNINGTON COUNTY May 4, 2018. Motion carried unani- in diStRict couRt DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: is the next business day at 11:59 p.m. the County Auditor-Treasurer is hereby AUDITOR...... $6,252.56 mously. ninth Judicial diStRict Filed April 21, 2004, Pennington MoRtgagoR(S) ReleaSed authorized to serve as the fiscal agent PRO-WEST & WHEREAS nutritious meals at couRt file no: 57-pR-18-363 County Recorder, as Document fRoM financial oBligation on for the above referenced project. ASSOCIATES INC...... $3,236.07 school are an essential part of the in Re the estate of: Number 172929, thereafter modified by MoRtgage: none The AMC District III Meeting is STONE'S MOBILE RADIO ..$8,007.63 school day; and Mildred Emma Dahl a/k/a Mildred E. Loan Modification Agreement recorded the tiMe alloWed BY laW scheduled for June 14th, 2018 at the SUMMIT FOOD SERVICE WHEREAS , the staff of the Dahl a/k/a Mildred Dahl a/k/a Millie on December 12, 2016 as Document foR RedeMption BY the MoRt- Norman County Fairgrounds. MANAGEMENT ...... $3,167.82 District’s school meals and nutrition Dahl, Number 209292 gagoR, the MoRtgagoR’S peR- Motioned by Commissioner TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY department are committed to providing Deceased. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Sonal RepReSentatiVeS oR Lawrence, seconded by Commissioner CORRECTIONS ...... $6,454.34 healthful, nutritious meals to the notice of infoRMal pRo- Assigned to: PNC Bank, National aSSignS, MaY Be Reduced to Jensen, to approve issuance of a TURNKEY District’s children; and Bate of Will and infoRMal Association; thereafter assigned to fiVe WeeKS if a Judicial oRdeR replacement warrant for lost warrant CORRECTIONS ...... $3,257.56 WHEREAS , the men and women appointMent of peRSonal Nationstar Mortgage LLC. iS enteRed undeR MinneSota #182123 issued on January 26th, 2018 56 Payments who prepare and serve school meals RepReSentatiVe and notice to LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- StatuteS Section 582.032, to Visual Gov in the amount of $408.00, less than $2,000 ...... $19,759.29 help nurture our children through cReditoRS ERTY: The South 115 feet of the East deteRMining, aMong otheR without issuance of an indemnifying final total: ...... $90,425.50 their daily interaction and support; and Notice is given that an Application 500 feet of the Northeast Quarter of the thingS, that the MoRtgaged bond. Motion carried. –––––––––– WHEREAS , the day of Friday, May for Informal Probate of Will and Southeast Quarter (NE1/4SE1/4) and pReMiSeS aRe iMpRoVed With a County Auditor-Treasurer Kenneth May 23, 2018 4, 2018 is School Lunch Hero Day Informal Appointment of Personal the North 325 feet of the East 500 feet ReSidential dWelling of leSS Olson reported that the agreement official pRoceedingS NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved Representative was filed with the of the Southeast Quarter of the than fiVe unitS, aRe not pRop- between Pennington County and pennington countY fiVe-YeaR that Thief River Falls Public Schools Registrar, along with a Will dated Southeast Quarter (SE1/4SE1/4), eRtY uSed in agRicultuRal Marshall County for lease of a shared Road & BRidge plan heaRing District expresses its deep appreciation October 22, 2010. The Registrar Section Twenty-Two (22), Township pRoduction, and aRe aBan- Geographic Information System Server tueSdaY, apRil 24th, 2018, to these valuable employees and com- accepted the application and informally One Hundred Fifty-Three (153) North, doned. has been approved by Marshall 4:00 p.M. mends their good work on behalf of the appointed Connie J. Lee as Personal Range Forty (40) West of the Fifth Dated: April 23, 2018 County. Pursuant to adjournment, the children. Representative, whose address is Principal Meridian Servion, Inc., formerly known as Motioned by Commissioner Pennington County Board of B. Presentation - Meg Kolden pre- 29743 350th Street, Badger, MN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 12225 CU Mortgage Services, Inc., Jensen, seconded by Commissioner Commissioners met in the Pennington sented on the 2 full day, 4 year old, 56714, to serve as the personal repre- 330th Ave NE, Goodridge, MN 56725 Mortgagee Hempel, to approve the County Board County Board Room in Thief River Prowler Preschool Program, elimina- sentative of the Decedent’s estate. PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION By: pfB laW, pRofeSSional minutes of April 10th, 2018 as written. Falls, MN, on Tuesday, April 24th, 2018 tion of the current Latchkey deposit Any heir, devisee or other interest- NUMBER: 0702210100 aSSociation Motion carried. at 4:00 p.m. Members present: Donald process and summer transportation ed person may be entitles to appoint- COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY Attorneys for: Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, Neil Peterson, Darryl rate change for Latchkey. ment as personal representative or IS LOCATED: Pennington Servion, Inc., formerly known as Lawrence, seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, and Bruce Lawrence, and 1. A motion was made by Wayne may object to the appointment of the THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE CU Mortgage Services, Inc., Hempel, to approve payment of the Cody Hempel. Members absent: none. Nomeland and seconded by Misty personal representative. Any objection DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE Mortgagee, 55 East Fifth Street, Suite Human Services warrants totaling Also present: County Engineer Hempel to approve the addition of a 2 to the appointment of the personal rep- DATE OF THE NOTICE: $62,309.18 800, St. Paul, MN 55101-1718 $158,025.03 and also the following Mike Flaagan, County Auditor- full day, 4 year old, Prowler Preschool resentative must be filed with the THAT all pre-foreclosure require- 651-209-7599 Commissioner warrants. Motion car- Treasurer Kenneth Olson, Thief River Program. Motion carried unanimously. Court, and any properly filed objection ments have been complied with; that 651-228-1753 (fax) ried. Falls Times Reporter April Scheinoha 2. A motion was made by will be heard by the Court after notice is no action or proceeding has been insti- thiS coMMunication iS fRoM County Revenue $55,823.53 and KTRF Radio Reporter Dave Burns. Shannon Boen and seconded by Jon provided to interested persons of the tuted at law or otherwise to recover the a deBt collectoR atteMpting Road & Bridge $33,434.22 Chairman Neil Peterson called the Lindgren to approve the elimination of date of hearing on the objection. debt secured by said mortgage, or any to collect a deBt. anY infoR- Solid Waste Facility $1,167.75 Hearing on the Five-Year Road and the current Latchkey deposit process Unless objections are filed, and part thereof; Mation oBtained Will Be uSed Per diems and meal reimburse- Bridge Plan to order. and replace it with a non refundable unless the Court orders otherwise, the PURSUANT, to the power of sale foR that puRpoSe. ments in the amount of $733.63 were County Engineer Mike Flaagan registration fee. Motion carried unani- personal representative has the full contained in said mortgage, the above 8880-18-00118-1 also approved. then reviewed the Five-Year Road and mously. power to administer the estate, includ- described property will be sold by the –––––––––– The County Board then discussed Bridge Plan by explaining each project 3. A motion was made by Chris ing, after thirty (30) days from the Sheriff of said county as follows: May 23, 2018 the parking lot lease with the Thief plan year by year. Melbye and seconded by Jon Lindgren issuance of letters of testamentary, the DATE AND TIME OF SALE: July official pRoceedingS River Falls School District with County The County Board discussed the to approve summer transportation rate power to sell, encumber, lease, or dis- 10, 2018, 10:00 a.m. pennington countY BoaRd of Attorney Seamus Duffy. Motioned by plan with the County Engineer and change for Latchkey. Motion carried tribute any interest in real estate owned PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main coMMiSSioneRS Commissioner Jensen, seconded by heard no comments or concerns. The unanimously. by the Decedent. Office, 1st Street and Main Avenue, tueSdaY, apRil 24th, 2018, 5:00 Commissioner Hempel, to approve the County Engineer said to let him know if C. A motion was made by Misty Notice is further given that, subject Thief River Falls, MN 5670 p.M. parking lot lease with Thief River Falls any other project should be included. Hempel and seconded by Shannon to Minn. Stat. § 524.3-801, all creditors to pay the debt secured by said Pursuant to adjournment, the School District #564 and gave the Action on the plan will be brought to a Boen to approve the amended ISD-564 having claims against the Decedent’s mortgage and taxes, if any, on said Pennington County Board of County Attorney authority to ask about future County Board meeting. 2018-2019 School Calendar as pre- estate are required to present the premises and the costs and disburse- Commissioners met in the Pennington the length of the lease. Motion unani- The hearing was closed at 4:22 sented. claims to the personal representative ments, including attorneys fees allowed County Board Room in Thief River mously carried. p.m. D. A motion was made by Chris or to the Court within four (4) months by law, subject to redemption within 6 Falls, MN, on Tuesday, April 24th, 2018 At this time Commissioner ATTEST: Melbye and seconded by Misty Hempel after the date of this notice or the months from the date of said sale by at 5:00 p.m. Members present: Donald Tveitbakk and Commissioner Kenneth Olson, Auditor-Treasurer to approve the ISD-564 2019-2020 claims will be barred. the mortgagor(s) the personal repre- Jensen, Cody Hempel, Bruce Lawrence showed part of the presenta- Pennington County School Calendar as presented. Dated: sentatives or assigns. Lawrence, Neil Peterson and Darryl tion that will be given at the May 7th, Neil Peterson, Chairman Safety (Strategic Direction D): /s/ Kathy Narlock TIME AND DATE TO VACATE Tveitbakk. Members absent: None. 2018 Public Information Meeting Board of Commissioners 12B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, May 23, 2018

May 23, 30, 2018 N.A. December 26, 2018. OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW SECRETARY OF STATE Recorded on March 3, 2006 as FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME Document Number 178814 in the GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- MINNESOTA STATUTES Office of the County Recorder of SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR CHAPTER 333 Pennington County, Minnesota. ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO 3D MAMMOGRAAPHY The filing of an assumed name ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER does not provide a user with exclusive Assigned to: None. IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA rights to that name. The filing is LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, required for consumer protection in ERTY: Lots 15 and 16 Block Thirty (3), DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER order to enable customers to be able to Townsite of Red Lake Rapids, County THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED NOW AVAAILABBLE identify the true owner of a business. of Pennington, State of Minnesota. PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A ASSUMED NAME: Pennington STREET ADDRESS OF PROPER- RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Square TY: 101 MERRIAM AVE S, THIEF THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSI- RIVER FALLS, MN 56701 ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL AT SSANFORRDD NESS: 100 Pennington Avenue South, COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- Thief River Falls, MN 56701 USA IS LOCATED: Pennington County, DONED. NAMEHOLDER(S): Name: Minnesota. MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED Northdale Oil, Inc. Address: 210 THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON THHIEF RIVER FALLS Gateway Dr. NE, Ste 1, East Grand DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE MORTGAGE: Denise Marie Anderson Forks, Minnesota 56737 USA DATE OF THE NOTICE: $49,580.16 a/k/a Denise Marie Strepp By typing my name, I, the under- TRANSACTION AGENT: None Dated: April 27, 2018 signed, certify that I am signing this NAME OF MORTGAGE ORIGINA- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. document as the person whose signa- TOR: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mortgagee ture is required, or as agent of the per- RESIDENTIAL SERVICER: Wells THE ACADEMY LAW GROUP, P.A. son(s) whose signature would be Fargo Bank, N.A. By: s/ Rebecca F. Schiller, Esq. required who has authorized me to sign TAX PARCEL IDENTIFICATION N. Kibongni Fondungallah, Esq. this document on his/her behalf, or in NUMBER: 2500635400 Samuel R. Coleman, Esq. both capacities. I further certify that I TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- *Corbin C. Smith, Esq.* has no place to hide. have completed all required fields, and GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: Attorneys for Mortgagee Breaast caancer that the information in this document is None The Academy Professional Building true and correct and in compliance with THAT no action or proceeding has 25 Dale Street North the applicable chapter of Minnesota been instituted at law to recover the St. Paul, MN 55102 Statutes. I understand that by signing debt then remaining secured by such (651) 209-9760 this document I am subject to the mortgage, or any part thereof, or, if the (18-0355-FC01) Edith Sanford Breast Center has breakthrough technology to help penalties of perjury as set forth in action or proceeding has been institut- THIS IS A COMMUNICATION Section 609.48 as if I had signed this ed, that the same has been discontin- FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. detect breast cancer in its smallest and earliest stage. document under oath. ued, or that an execution upon the –––––––––– SIGNED BY: Gerard D. Neil judgment rendered therein has been May 9, 16, 23, 2018 3D mammography gives you: –––––––––– returned unsatisfied, in whole or in part. DUST CONTROL May 23, 30, 2018 PURSUANT, to the power of sale PENNINGTON COUNTY ROADS • Earlier detection OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA contained in said mortgage, the above The Pennington County Highway SECRETARY OF STATE described property will be sold by the Department is accepting requests for • Fewer additional tests CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED NAME Sheriff of said county as follows: application of calcium chloride for dust MINNESOTA STATUTES DATE AND TIME OF SALE: June control in front of residences that lie • Reduced anxiety CHAPTER 333 26, 2018 at 10:00 AM. along County gravel roads within the The filing of an assumed name PLACE OF SALE: Pennington boundary of Pennington County out of does not provide a user with exclusive County Sheriff’s Office, County Law the city limits. The cost will be approx- Call Sanford Thief River Falls at (218) 683-2785 rights to that name. The filing is Enforcement Center Lobby, 102 West imately $200.00 for 300 x 18’ applica- required for consumer protection in First Street, Thief River Falls, tion. The homeowner will pay this cost to schedule your 3 D mammogram. order to enable customers to be able to Minnesota. after the work is completed. The cost identify the true owner of a business. To pay the debt then secured by will be adjusted according to the size edithsanford.org ASSUMED NAME: Pennington said mortgage and taxes, if any actual- and rate of application. Main ly paid by the mortgagee, on the prem- Interested parties should contact PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSI- ises and the costs and disbursements the Pennington County Highway NESS: 220 Main Avenue South, Thief allowed by law. The time allowed by Department at 218-683-7017. The River Falls, MN 56701 USA law for redemption by said mort- County will send out an application 038029-00747 3/18 NAMEHOLDER(S): Name: gagor(s), their personal representa- upon request to be completed and Northdale Oil, Inc. Address: 210 tives or assigns is six (6) months from returned by the homeowner. The Gateway Dr. NE, Ste 1, East Grand the date of sale. County must receive the completed Forks, Minnesota 56737 USA TIME AND DATE TO VACATE application before the service is per- By typing my name, I, the under- PROPERTY: Unless said mortgage is formed. signed, certify that I am signing this reinstated or the property redeemed, or Application deadline is May 25, document as the person whose signa- unless the time for redemption is 2018. ture is required, or as agent of the per- reduced by judicial order, you must –––––––––– son(s) whose signature would be vacate the premises by 11:59 p.m. on required who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Sunnwear Salle Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this May 14 - June 1 document under oath. SIGNED BY: Gerard D. Neil –––––––––– May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, June 6, 2018 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF % THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That 330a complete0 pair of sunglasses default has occurred in the conditions of the following described mortgage: DATE OF MORTGAGE: February 2, 2006 Maddy Bregier, an eighth grader at Franklin Middle School, ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE: $53,760.00 read to Amani Panek at Discovery Place on Friday, May 18. MORTGAGOR(S): Denise Marie Bregier was participating in FMS’ annual Kids in the Anderson, a/k/a Denise Marie Strepp, Staart your summer with a great sstyle an unmarried person Community Day in which students volunteer in the com- MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo Bank, munity. and better savings. Ch hoose fr romoom a large selection of unique que designer gner sunglasses at Sannffororrdd Op ptical locations in Faargo,g De etrroitoit Lak akes, Thief River Falla s and d WWahpeahpeetonon. Some excclusions appllyyy..

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