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SEVENCLANSCASINO.COM Visit the Player’s Club for full details. Management reserves all rights. 800.881.0712 Concerns about Visit TRF budget Workgroup tive director of Visit Thief are deducted. continues to market to income was $144,000 in Ralph Engelstad Arena River Falls, presented the Council member Rachel Canadians. Stengrim said 2015 and fell to $117,000 in workgroup considering narrows list of 2019 budget to the council at Prudhomme raised concerns that Canadian marketing is 2017. She referred to the dif- improvements at REA. He that time. Visit Thief River about the marketing budget included in the out-of-state ficulty in cutting overhead said the workgroup has cho- projects at REA Falls, which is legally known decreasing from $70,000 to print marketing and online expenses whereas it is easier sen projects within the $1.17 as the Thief River Falls Con- $46,000 while administra- marketing budgets. She to cut marketing expenses. million budget. The city vention and Visitors Bureau, tive costs increase. She added that the Canadian ex- So far, in 2018, Stengrim plans to sell that amount in is solely funded by the 3 per- wanted more funds to go to- change rate has affected reported that Visit Thief bonds for equipment pur- by April Scheinoha cent lodging tax collected ward filling hotel rooms in Canadian tourism in Thief River Falls’ income is 10 per- chases at REA. The sale is Reporter from overnight visitors in Thief River Falls. River Falls, Fergus Falls cent more than anticipated. expected to be considered at Thief River Falls. Those vis- Council member Don Sol- and Detroit Lakes as well as She added that lodging rep- the next council meeting Visit Thief River Falls’ itors stay overnight at seven lom replied that the value of Grand Forks, N.D. resentatives have had posi- Tuesday, Nov. 6. City leaders budget drew a lot of atten- hotels in the city as well as the Canadian dollar has de- Stengrim further noted tive reports for the last six plan to call for a total sale of tion at the Thief River Falls at Tourist Park. For 2019, it creased and fewer Canadi- that the board tries to keep Visit Thief River Falls Board $4.04 million in General Ob- City Council meeting Tues- projects that it will receive ans may be visiting Thief administrative expenses and meetings. ligation bonds. The remain- day, Oct. 16. $118,000 after a city process- River Falls. marketing expenses equal. Sollom provided an ing bonds will be sold to Laura Stengrim, execu- ing fee and a partnership fee Visit Thief River Falls However, she indicated that update on the work of the (Continued on Page 11) Buck Up 2018 Thief River Falls City Council Candidates grows Ward 3 Candidates Ward 5

Thief River Falls Area The Thief River Falls Community Fund recently Times and Northern Watch honored the 100th customer is providing the following of Les’s Sanitation to sign up candidate profiles as a serv- for the Buck Up program. ice to voters in northwestern The Community Fund is Minnesota. The candidates the organization that were not charged for provid- stepped in to fill the vacancy ing the following informa- left when the United Way tion. This is the third in a disbanded in the community. series of features on our can- The Thief River Falls Area didates for office and focuses Community Fund provides on candidates for Thief grants that impact social River Falls City Council. need, youth engagement, The general election is on senior enrichment and qual- Nov. 6. ity of life. Last August, the representatives of the organ- ization approached Les’s Chris Anderson Sanitation in Thief River Candidate for Falls about creating a pro- Thief River Falls Gary Hintz Mike Lorenson Ed Turn Rachel Prudhomme gram that would allow their City Council Ward 3 customers an easy way to I would like to thank The I was born and raised in I’m Edward Turn, a can- I appreciate the opportu- donate to the Community Like the other candi- Times/Northern Watch for the Strathcona area. I am didate for the Ward 3 council nity to submit a letter on my Fund and help enrich the dates, Chris Anderson was allowing me the opportunity married to a super-star wife seat. I’m employed at the background and qualifica- community. Steve Nordha- given an opportunity to sub- to present myself to the citi- (Melissa) of 24 years and to- Unity Bank Loan Produc- tions. I respectfully decline gen of Les’s Sanitation was mit a photo and information zens of Thief River Falls. gether we have 11 children tion Office in Thief River to submit my own letter as enthusiastic about providing about himself. He hadn’t My name is Gary Hintz. I and one grandchild. We have Falls. my council seat is unop- customers with this opportu- submitted anything to The grew up in a small town, enjoyed living in this great I started my banking ca- posed. I look forward to nity. Times as of presstime Tues- Ada. I have lived in Thief city of ours for over 10 years. reer at Crookston National reading and learning about (Continued on Page 11) day. Candidate profiles continued on page 10 TRF Council Mayor First Ward Alderman at Large tables request Advance Thief Jerald Brown, Curt Howe and Rachel Prudhomme. River requests Voting in opposition were council members Steve $30,000 Narverud and Don Sollom. Currently, there are only seven council members as by April Scheinoha the Ward 3 vacancy hasn’t Reporter yet been filled. The Budget Committee is expected to The Thief River Falls City consider the request at an Council tabled a request for upcoming meeting. a $30,000 contribution to The joint economic devel- Advance Thief River. By a opment initiative is seeking vote of 5 to 2, the council the contribution for consult- tabled the request at its ant Michelle Landsverk’s Brian Holmer Curt Howe Steven Narverud Joshua Thompson meeting Tuesday, Oct. 16. work, her expenses, and other expenses related to Voting in favor of tabling Reelect Brian Holmer for It’s been an honor serving My name is Steven My name is Joshua the request were Mayor luring a data center to come to Thief River Falls. mayor. as your Ward 1 representa- Narverud, and I am a candi- Thompson, and I was born Brian Holmer, and council I have been honored and tive for the past four years. date for reelection to alder- in Ogden, Utah. My family members Jason Aarestad, Advance Thief River’s 2019 work plan is expected proud to serve as your Serving in this position man-at-large for the city of moved to Thief River Falls to be more aggressive and mayor of Thief River Falls has been trying but also very Thief River Falls. I would when I was 3 years old. require more time from for the past four years. I will rewarding. Just stepping in like to thank The Times for Many years later, we moved Landsverk. Rick Trontvet, continue to use my experi- and thinking that this posi- the opportunity to express to Warroad, where I gradu- president of the Jobs Inc. ence while listening to the tion was going to be very my views for this election. ated high school and then (Continued on Page 10) Candidate profiles continued on page 10

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Law enforcement scholarships awarded to NCTC students

Scholarships in the amount of $500 were given Tuesday, Oct. 16 in memory of Minnesota On Tuesday, Oct. 16, scholarships were presented to several Northland Community and State Troopers Keith Pearson and Jerry “Trooper” Jenson. The scholarships were given Technical College criminal justice students. Rick Reierson (far left) presented a scholar- to three Northland Community and Technical College criminal justice students. Rick ship to Brianna Benson of Fosston. Mark Haugen presented a scholarship to Dustin Close Reierson (left) presented a scholarship to Lance Duncan of Pennsylvania, and Mark of Fosston. The $500 scholarships were awarded from the proceeds of the Eighth Annual Haugen presented a scholarship to Jon Erickson of Thief River Falls. Recipient Cody Jerry “Trooper” Jenson Memorial Golf Tournament, which was held Sept. 8. Jenson was a Bannert of Thief River Falls is not pictured. retired Minnesota State Patrol trooper, who passed away in 2011. Accident injures two Felony drug charge dismissed Two people were injured was driving a 2008 Chevy A dismissed felony drug charge Joe Schneider, 26, Greenbush, Newfolden, no seat belt worn, Falls, fourth degree DWI, $510, 30 Thursday after a pickup Silverado northbound on is included in the latest edition of DWI, $610, 30 days in jail stayed $110; Larry Henry Landreville, 78, days in jail stayed for two years, truck rear-ended a farm Highway 75 in Brislet the Pennington County Citation for two years, probation to the Thief River Falls, no seat belt probation to the court for two semi tractor south of Township. His pickup truck Disposition Bulletin. The Times court for two years, chemical worn, $110; Pamela Marie Lill, 43, years, chemical assessment, anoth- Warren. then rear-ended Sorenson’s pays for copies of this public infor- assessment; Kristina Marie Thief River Falls, charge of driving er charge of DWI and a charge of mation. If it appears in an online Donarski, 27, Thief River Falls, after cancellation – inimical to driving after revocation were dis- Eric Thomas Lavanger, 2002 Volvo farm semi trac- forum other than The Times’ web- aiding and abetting offering a public safety dismissed; Terry Lee missed; David John Von Holtum, 29, and Joann Fay tor. Sorenson was slowing site, it has been copied. forged check, $210, 90 days in jail Rasmussen, 55, Thief River Falls, 46, Thief River Falls, acquitted of a Sorenson, 67, both of to turn right on 170th Thief River Falls Police to be served concurrently with no seat belt worn, $110; Justin charge of texting/use of electronic Warren, suffered non-life Street at the time. Both Department cases: Joshua David another case, work release and Andrew Anderson, 18, Thief River device while driving. threatening injuries, drivers were wearing their Lee Weber, 23, Thief River Falls, STS privileges, $63.94 in restitu- Falls, no insurance – owner, $285; Ian Scott Latta, 31, Newfolden, according to the Minnesota seat belts. felony charge of fifth degree con- tion; Becky Lou Blawat, 57, Thief Kevin Jerome Barnes, 26, Thief driving after revocation, $285, State Patrol report. The State Patrol was dis- trolled substance crime dismissed; River Falls, no seat belt worn, River Falls, giving a fictitious driver/owner allowing open bottle, Daniel Brian Sletten, 60, Thief $110. name, $135, 10 days in jail stayed $100; Jaimee Vernice Nelson, 19, Lavanger went to Altru patched to the scene at River Falls, third degree driving Lori Katherine Bower, 20, Thief for one year; Clifford Emanual Thief River Falls, 65/55, $125; Hospital in Grand Forks, 10:09 p.m. Thursday. The while impaired, $915, one year in River Falls, disorderly conduct, Larson, 87, Middle River, failure to Matthew Gary Quam, 36, Fargo, N.D. Sorenson went to Marshall County Sheriff’s jail stayed for two years, probation $210, 10 days in jail stayed for one yield, $135; Ian Scott Latta, 31, N.D., 75/55, $185; Jerrod Demond North Valley Health Center Office and Warren Fire to the court for two years, chemical year, unsupervised probation for Newfolden, driving after revoca- Allmon, 30, Thief River Falls, in Warren. Department also respond- assessment; Terry Michael one year; Emily Mareia Bren, 18, tion, $285; Robert David Chiswell, 65/55, $135; Michael R. Ramsey, At the time Lavanger ed. Brandon, 58, Thief River Falls, Thief River Falls, no seat belt 58, unlisted city, charge of exhibi- 53, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, third degree DWI, $1,515, one year worn, $110; Derek Reginald tion driving continued for dis- 65/55, $125; Dan Allen Urness, 59, in jail with 335 days stayed for four Brummund, 37, Thief River Falls, missal, unsupervised probation for Roseau, 65/55, $125. years, may serve 30 days in jail or driving after revocation, $285; six months. Pennington County Medicare event set on electronic home monitoring, Susie Edana Clark, 34, Thief River Minnesota State Patrol Sheriff’s Office cases: Theresa probation to the court for four Falls, driving after revocation, cases: Chaz Bradley Abrahamson, Lynn Smieja, 37, no city listed, use Tri-Community Living at Newfolden Community years, Sentence to Serve privileges, $285, no insurance – owner, $200; 25, Grand Forks, N.D., fourth of wireless communications device Home will host a session Center. chemical assessment within 45 Debbra Kaye Filpula, 54, Thief degree DWI, $615, 90 days in jail in motion or traffic, $135, no insur- presented by the Area This session will provide days. River Falls, driving after revoca- stayed for two years, probation to ance – owner, $200; Diane Kay Agency on Aging on information for people with Justin Gerald Aarestad, 29, tion, $285; Anthony Ray Kaiser, 24, the court for two years, pay $250 to Woolsey, 57, Grand Forks, N.D., “Understanding Changes to Medicare regarding making Thief River Falls, third degree Warren, driving after revocation, DARE Program, chemical assess- 70/55, $145; Lazaro Hector Medicare Cost Plans.” The informed insurance deci- DWI, $1,215, one year in jail $50, 60 days in jail stayed for one ment within 45 days, charge of Marrujo, 33, Chula Vista, Calif., stayed for four years, probation to year, uninsured vehicle, $285, 60 third degree refusal to submit to a 65/55, $125; Mason Andrew event will be held Tuesday, sions. For more informa- the court for four years, chemical days in jail stayed for one year. chemical test was dismissed; Kevin Masseth, 20, Thief River Falls, Oct. 30 at 3:30 p.m. at the tion, call 874-2256. assessment within 45 days; Aaron James Allen Kruta, 45, Jerome Barnes, 26, Thief River 70/60, $125.

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TRF man faces nine charges after Telephone: (218) 681-4450 kidnapping woman last week Kathy Svidal Frank Anthony Kaiser, entire saga, the woman said Kaiser then allegedly took foot down on the accelera- pulled into a random drive- Publisher 32, Thief River Falls, has Kaiser got into her car and her cell phone and SUV, and tor. A short distance later, way and stopped. [email protected] been charged with several told her to drive toward left her. they stopped near The officer’s report stat- felonies after allegedly kid- Greenbush on Highway 32. After receiving her tele- Northland Village, where ed that Kaiser didn’t get out napping and abusing a local In a strange twist, they phone call, the woman’s she got out and he started of the car as ordered and woman. were stopped two to three parents went to the driving. At this point, she wouldn’t show his hands. Charges against miles north of the Pennington County Law waved at a vehicle to try Eventually, he was taken Kaiser include P e n n i n g t o n Enforcement Center to find and attract the driver’s into custody. Dave Hill seven felony County line at out any information they attention, but Kaiser Officers interviewed the Editor charges and two about 12:15 p.m. could about a traffic stop allegedly pulled her by the passenger, who said she [email protected] gross misdemeanor by a Minnesota involving their daughter neck, put her in a headlock was being held against her charges. The State Patrol because she had been very and pulled her into the will but didn’t want Kaiser charges include kid- trooper. The upset. SUV. She said she thought to get into too much trouble. napping, false woman said The woman later said she was going to lose con- She said she was scared for imprisonment, Kaiser had been Kaiser showed up about 45 sciousness. her children’s lives. domestic assault by yelling at her, minutes later and she got Her efforts did attract Officers obtained a strangulation, con- pulling her hair back in the SUV with him. some attention. Law search warrant for the vehi- trolled substance and had pushed Kaiser then allegedly tried enforcement in Thief River cle and found drug para- Scott DCamp crimes in the third her foot down on to drag her out of the vehi- Falls received a call at 2:15 phernalia, marijuana, Sports Editor and fifth degrees, the accelerator cle and slam her head into p.m. from a concerned citi- Tramadol (pain medication) [email protected] fleeing peace offi- Frank Anthony when the trooper the door but she fought zen who reported seeing a and meth residue. cers in a motor vehi- Kaiser spotted the vehi- back. female being dragged by her The complaint also stat- cle, domestic cle. The trooper She said they eventually hair and into a gray SUV. ed that Kaiser had previous assault and fifth said the vehicle drove back toward Thief When law enforcement convictions for domestic degree assault. was stopped because it was River Falls, where they officers responded, they assault - strangulation in The woman’s kidnapping going 73 mph. stopped at another resi- quickly spotted the gray March 2016, and a con- and abuse began the morn- Kaiser and the woman dence in Riverview Trailer SUV in the Robin Hood trolled substance crime in April Scheinoha ing of Tuesday, Oct. 16, then drove down a dead-end Park, but Kaiser was get- Drive and Finsbury Park the fifth degree in Red Lake Reporter when she encountered drive where the woman got ting angrier. She said area. They attempted to County in October 2017. [email protected] Kaiser, an upset former out of the car to get some Kaiser then got back in the stop the vehicle, but the boyfriend, at Walmart. In air. This stop allowed the vehicle. He started grab- driver sped away. A short her statement following the woman to call her parents. bing her and pushing her distance later, the vehicle Charge pending DeDe Coltom Sales and Residents to participate in for describing Marketing 218-681-4450 training to teach safe sexual conduct [email protected] online with a child Tom Williams biking and walking Engaging in electron- 417 Third St. W. Shawn Sales and ic communication relat- Pierre Belland II, 29, Marketing Parents, community trained in bike safety edu- about the general level of ing or describing sexual Viking, has been cited for 218-681-4450 members, and bike advo- cation. Community health and physical fitness conduct with a child: trespassing. He allegedly [email protected] cates in the Thief River Education will be offering of all today’s youth. Daniel Lee Jobe, 32, Ashby, walked into an apartment Falls area will soon bring sessions for our youth in Children with disabilities has charges pending for uninvited and then left. new lesson plans focused on Thief River Falls this are at an even greater risk engaging in electronic com- Theft and property safe walking and bicycling spring. More information of underactivity than their munication relating or damage: On Oct. 20 at 2:42 into the community with will be in our peers, due to the many bar- describing sexual conduct p.m., police received a the help of the Bicycle Spring/Summer Activities riers to participation that with a child. A booking report of a theft and proper- Kelsi Sunsdahl Alliance of Minnesota Guide, which will be avail- they face. That is why as of photo wasn’t available. Jobe ty damage outside of 301 Circulation (BikeMN) and its Walk! able in April.” fall 2018, the curriculum is accused of engaging in Maple Ave. N. Someone had 218-681-4450 Bike! Fun! curriculum. Youth use the streets for now includes integrated that type of communication stolen a red Evinrude gas [email protected] The training with bicycling every day. Yet, components featuring bicy- with a sheriff’s deputy pos- tank and damaged some BikeMN will take place roads can be hazardous and cle adaptations for students ing as a 15-year-old boy, property. Tuesday, Oct. 30 at Ralph children are not formally with disabilities, these according to the sheriff’s If readers have any Engelstad Arena. This educated to skillfully additions were funded by office. Assistant Pennington information about the training will help communi- maneuver on the streets. the Centers for Disease County Attorney Kristin above crimes, they are ty members to teach chil- With lessons from this cur- Control and created with Hanson noted that she urged to contact the Law dren ages 5 to 13 how to be riculum, teachers will have support from the Minnesota couldn’t provide further Enforcement Center at safe pedestrians and bicy- what they need to teach Department of Health. information since she 681-6161. clists through age-specific students traffic rules and Studies show that chil- hadn’t yet reviewed the Thief River Falls lessons and activities, and regulations, potential haz- dren who walk and bicycle case or determined whether media receive these on-the-bike skills practice. ards, and skills needed to to school are more physical- that charge fit the alleged reports from law enforce- The goal of this curriculum, walk and bike safely ly active, have improved offense. ment officials. If these which BikeMN created in through their community. mental health and lower (USPS 627-360) Violation of a protec- reports appear in online (ISSN: 1057-6827) partnership with the “It’s awesome to see odds of being overweight or tion order: On Oct. 16 at forums other than those Minnesota Department of teachers light up when they obese than students who 10:41 a.m., police received a owned by Thief River Published weekly every Wednesday Transportation, Minnesota learn that children can be are driven or bused to report of a violation of a Falls media outlets, the by MCM Media LLC, 324 Main Safe Routes to School, and taught bicycle safety school. Additionally, strong protection order in the 1600 information has been Avenue North, Thief River Falls, the Center for Prevention at through on-the-bike activi- evidence connects physical block of Stevens Dr. copied. MN 56701-1906. Blue Cross and Blue Shield ties. These are safety skills activity to improvements in Kristopher Aaron Walter, These reports include of Minnesota, is to build the that kids will use for a life- attendance rates, classroom 34, Thief River Falls, has names of those charged, SUBSCRIPTION RATES students’ confidence with time and will help them to behavior and student aca- been cited for a violation of arrested or cited with walking and biking and become healthier individu- demic performance – a protection order. He was various crimes and Pennington, Red Lake, Marshall, help them to stay safe, als!” said Michelle Kiefer, including grades and stan- arrested. Walter was offenses. Depending Roseau, Kittson and East Half active and healthy. 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For all your Aerial Spraying Needs Inter-County Community Council’s Head Start programs are located on the northwest corner of Northland have moved into a new location. The Head Start programs Community and Technical College. This is one of the new were located at the Evangelical Free Church last year and rooms for the programs. prior to that at Challenger Elementary School. Now, they

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Issues I’m most passionate about: Capitalizing on the continued growth of Digi-Key and Textron in Thief River Falls by providing affordable housing and adequate childcare to meet the working schedules of their employees. Enhancing downtown shopping by marketing goods and services that are provided by small business owners. Making Thief River Falls a “Hub” of Northwest Minnesota by fulfilling the needs of the surrounding communities and also those who reside here. Prepared and paid for by Edward Turn 1209 Oakland Park Rd, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, on his own behalf.

Trinity Lutheran Church New playground equipment for children enrolled in the a section at Northland Community and Technical College in Fall Bazaar Inter-County Community Council Head Start programs pro- Thief River Falls. The programs can serve up to 40 children 325 Horace Ave. N. • Thief River Falls vide a safe way for children to grow and learn. The pro- in the classrooms. They serve another 50 home-based chil- grams recently moved from the Evangelical Free Church to dren. Saturday, October 27th 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Rebekah Solem featured in MN publication Rebekah Solem of Thief work and time manage- back into graduate school years teaching English in • Baked Goods, Produce & Plants River Falls was featured in ment, as well as the impor- while working full-time - Japan as part of the Japan the spring 2018 edition of tance of developing good these lessons of hard work Exchange and Teaching • Crafts & Sewing the Minnesota State High relationships with those and discipline continue to program. She is currently • Collectibles & Silent Auction School League Bulletin. around you. When I think prove valuable. employed as senior legisla- Solem was a Triple “A” about high school, I think Acknowledging how other tive assistant/scheduler at • Scandinavian Tasting Booths of Lefse, award recipient in 2002. about practice and prepara- people invested in me the office of Congressman Rommegrot, Fruit Soup, Rosettes & Krumkake The Bulletin wanted to tion. Each sport, class and throughout my high school Collin C. Peterson and is know what happens when extracurricular activity experience, I also try to be pursuing her master’s • Lunch 10:30-1:00 the Triple “A” award win- required consistent effort mindful of opportunities to degree in public administra- Homemade soups, fresh bread & variety of bars ners move on from high and being open to feedback give back through mentor- tion from George Mason school - where they are now from teachers, coaches and ing others and providing University. and what kind of impact teammates in order to advice or insight when Come and join us for coffee, their high school experi- improve. I was lucky in high appropriate.” great food, shopping and ences had on their journeys school to have some truly Solem attended Carleton into college and the profes- great people in my life who College from 2002-06 where Art, Craft and visiting with family sional workplace. invested time and energy she earned her degree in & friends Solem, said, “My high into me. As I have moved political science and inter- Vendor Sale school experience taught me through college and into the national relations. After the importance of hard working world - and now graduation, she spent two to be held An Art, Craft and Vendor Sale will be held Saturday, Nov. 3. from 9 a.m. to 5 Lions Club to host p.m., at the Thief River THE TIMES’ WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT POLICY Falls Eagles Club. Admission is free with a When submitting an announcement, please be advised of our pol- Halloween Party at REA nonperishable food item for icy regarding weddings and engagements: the Thief River Falls Area • Engagement announcements should be submitted at least 30 Thief River Falls Noon Games will be played at this p.m. at the American Food Shelf. Those bringing days prior to the wedding date. Lions Club will host its 75th event and all who partici- Legion for a lunch and short nonperishable food items or Wedding write-ups will be published as follows: annual Halloween party on pate will receive a prize for program. a cash donation for the • If the wedding took place within six weeks from date of receipt Halloween, Wednesday, each game. In previous Projects of the Lions Food Shelf will be entered at The Times office, a detailed write-up will be published from in- Oct. 31, at the Ralph years, over 200 children Club include the Lions Park into a drawing for vendor- formation provided, along with a picture, if submitted. Engelstad Arena in Thief have attended the afternoon located on Nora Street; sup- and artist-donated door • If the wedding took place from six to 12 weeks before submis- River Falls. There is no party. port of various State and prizes. sion to The Times, we will run a brief social announcement or a pic- admission charge; the party The Thief River Falls National Lions projects Attendees will be able to ture with a short caption stating names of the bride and groom, is the Lions’ gift to the com- Lions Club was chartered in such as Leader Dog for the decorate holiday ornaments names and addresses of parents, date and place of wedding and munity. 1938. The Halloween Party Blind and eye research at and water marble their own where the couple is residing. The party will be a cos- has been hosted since 1944 the University of silk scarves while supplies • If the wedding took place from three to six months before sub- tume party at the Ralph as one of its service projects. Minnesota; they also sup- last. Proceeds go to the mission to The Times, we will run a brief story or short caption Engelstad Arena from 3 to The motto of Lions Club port local charities, projects, three fundraising groups under a picture announcing when the wedding took place. 5:30 p.m. for all children - International is "We Serve.” and events such as Relay participating in this event. infants through the fifth Anyone who is interested in for Life, the Northland Northern Lights Dance • There will be no publication of weddings after six months grade. All children and their joining the Lions Club may Community and Technical have elapsed. Studio will serve lunch, and parents are invited. contact any one of its 60 College Foundation, Boy Lincoln High School band Every effort will be made to publish the wedding write-up within Costumes will be judged members for further infor- Scouts, and others. For members will provide holi- two issues of receipt. Forms are available at The Times office to help and prizes of $2 bills will be mation. Meetings are each more information about the day music. in organizing information regarding weddings and engagements. given to the winners. Wednesday from noon to 1 club, visit www.trflions.org. MDAN ads to run ONE TIME, the week beginning 10/21/2018 North

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www.brentlindstrom.org Email: [email protected] Prepared and paid for by Brent for Office Commitee. PO Box 651, East Grand Forks, MN 56721 79TH Congressional leaders visited Textron Specialized Vehicles, Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls on Monday. Pictured are Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, Congressman Roger Marshall of Kansas in the front row, and in the back row Randy Twistol, director of human resources at Textron, Troy Halvorson, director of operations at Textron, Congressman Collin Peterson, and Craig Kennedy, vice president of snowmobiles and international for Arctic Cat. The congressional representatives listened to concerns about tariffs, work- force training and housing. MDA youth program grants available ANNIVERSARY SALE!

The Minnesota said Deputy Commissioner about agriculture in a local Department of Agriculture Andrea Vaubel. “Since there greenhouse. In (MDA) announces $250,000 is flexibility in how the Minneapolis, the Little in grant funding for urban AGRI Urban Agriculture Earth Community is devel- MATTRESS SAVINGS! youth agricultural educa- grants can be used, there oping a community-led tion or urban agriculture are a variety of options urban farm focused on BI G community development. available to teach our urban Indigenous principles and The Agricultural Growth, youth and apply that perspectives. Research, and Innovation knowledge in their commu- Applicants may request a (AGRI) Urban Agriculture nities. These grants can maximum of $50,000 per Grant program is available make a real positive impact project, and up to 100 per- to for-profit businesses, and I encourage cent of the total project cost non-profit organizations, Minnesotans to consider may be covered by the schools, Native American applying.” grant. Half of the award tribal communities, and During the first offering may be requested as an local government entities. of this highly competitive advance. “It is important that we grant program, eight organ- Applications are due reach out to our youth izations were awarded Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018 at about agriculture, particu- funds to promote urban 4 p.m. CST. For more infor- Queen Mattress larly in our urban areas,” agriculture across mation about the AGRI Twin Mattress $ Minnesota. One awardee, Urban Agriculture Grant, Poppler’s $ 199 FMS Math League University of Minnesota including detailed informa- Price 149 Extension, is developing a tion about how to apply, takes second in program to give opportuni- visit www.mda.state.mn. Guarantee Bemidji ties for school-aged children us/urbanaggrant. Yo u w o n ’ t p a y m o r e in Virginia, Minn., to learn at Poppler’s. The Franklin Middle If you find the same School Math League team furniture for less in finished in second place our area, we’ll beat JUST IN! during a competition Spiritual Expo to the delivered price 2-SIDED Monday, Oct. 15 in Bemidji. by a buck. Ridge Fisher had FMS’ high FLIPABLE score at the meet. QUEEN be held Saturday MATTRESS! Halloween Trick- New Earth Spiritual and have a question and $ or-Treating to be Healing Center in Thief answer session from 4:30 to 499 River Falls will host a 6 p.m. as part of the expo. held Sunday Spiritual Expo on Saturday, The first 25 people The Fifth Annual Thief Oct. 27, from 10 a.m. to 7 through the door receive a River Falls Halloween p.m., at Ralph Engelstad swag bag. Door prizes will Trick-or-Treating Event Arena in Thief River Falls. be awarded. will be held Sunday, Oct. Admission is free. Attendees will be 28, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the Free informational ses- charged if they choose to STOREWIDE SAVINGS! C’Mon Inn in Thief River sions and forums will be receive personal readings Falls. provided on a variety of top- from a variety of readers Kids will enjoy free ics, including crystal and holistic healers. Energy FREE IN TOWN DELIVERY! treats and games from par- singing bowls, acupuncture healing practitioners and ticipating businesses. Kidz and reiki, among others. healers will be on hand to Special Financing! First and Ace Rent-All are Unveiled Paranormal provide sessions for which America’s #1 name in recliners hosting the event. Research Society of Grand there will be a charge. Forks will do a presentation Family Fun IF PAID IN FULL WITHIN 12 MONTHS Evangelical Free to accept 0Interest will% be charged to your account from the purchase date if the purchase balance is not paid in full within the promotional period. Night to be Minimum purchaseINTEREST of $699 required. donations for Operation The Popplers credit card is issued by Wells Fargo Financial National Bank. Special terms apply to qualifying purchases of $999 or more charged with approved credit. held Minimum monthly payments are required during the promotional (special terms) period. Christmas Child Interest will be charged to your account from the purchase date at the APR for Thief River Falls Early Purchases if the purchase balance is not paid in full within the promotional period. Childhood Family The Thief River Falls expressions of God's love to Paying only the minimum monthly payment will not pay off the purchase balance before the end of the promotional period. For new accounts, the APR for Purchase is 28.99%. Education and Prowler Evangelical Free Church, children affected by war, If you are charged interest in any billing cycle, the minimum interest charge will be Preschool will host Fall 211 Arnold Ave. N., will disease, disaster, poverty $1.00. This information is accurate as of 01/01/2017 and is subject to change. For Family Fun Night on accept donations for and famine. For many of current information call us at 1-800-431-5921. Offer expires 10-31-2018. Thursday, Oct. 25. The Operation Christmas Child these children, it will be the Custom Comfort Center event will be held from 5 to this month. first gift they have ever 7 p.m. at Challenger Thief River Falls fami- received. Preschool. All families with lies, churches and groups The Evangelical Free children 5 years old and are busy transforming Church is accepting mone- Store Hours younger are invited. empty shoeboxes into fun tary donations as well as Monday - Friday • 9-6 The event will feature gifts filled with toys, school shoeboxes filled with dona- Thursday • 9-7 outdoor fall fun indoors. supplies and hygiene items. tions for Operation Participants will explore The Samaritan's Purse Christmas Child. The Saturday • 9-4 nature through pretend project partners with local church will then transport www.popplersfurniture.com play and art. A snack will churches across the globe to the donations to the region- be provided. deliver these tangible al collection site. 201 LaBree Ave. N. • Thief River Falls • 681-3914 6 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 24, 2018 On the Other Hand …

St. Clement’s The first last of senior year Catholic Church as a team, and the match me. I hugged everyone on ANNUAL was decided. the team, and that is when I My match was the last to realized that this was it. HUNTER’S by go on the courts, and as I This was our last run as a Hailey walked onto the hard sur- team and my last run as a SUPPER face, I could already feel the Prowler. I would never play rd Kvick sadness setting in. The girl with the girls I’ve grown to Saturday, Nov. 3 , 2018 I played was a great player, love, and I would never Serving from 4:30 - 8:30 P.M. and she beat me 6-2, 6-0. I spend the quality time with Grygla Community Center On the Other Hand is played hard, but I knew, them like I used to. I would written by students whether I won or lost, it not get another bus ride Menu: Turkey attending Lincoln High would not matter. What with them, and I would not and all the trimmings mattered was that my high get another overnight trip $ $ School in Thief River Adults: 13; Students (5-12 yrs): 6 Falls. school tennis career was with them. I would not get Under 5 years: FREE over. to practice with them, do When all of our matches fun team activities with Variety Table & Raffle Tickets for With senior year comes were over, we waited for our them, or play another Muzzleloader, Homemade Quilt, a lot of lasts. Some of the coach to talk to a parent. match with them. The hard- Cash & Other Valuable Prizes lasts you experience will not Then we went into the lobby est pill to swallow was that be such a bad thing. Some, to wait for our bus. Our I would not be with them as St. Clement’s though, are much harder. I coach talked to us about the much as I had been all sea- Hunter’s Mass knew that the hardest last match and said he was son, ever again. Sat. 7:30 p.m. for me was going to be my proud. Then he started talk- As the days go by, I miss final season of playing ten- ing about the seniors. There my team. I will always cher- nis as a Prowler. were only three of us, but ish the time we spent Watching my team battle we made such a huge together, and all of the through their matches gave impact on the team and did memories we made both on me  hope that we  could  win  our jobs just as we were and off the court. We had and move on to the section supposed to. our ups and downs, and championship. We were I sat looking at the when we hit a low point, we matched up against the ground and looking out the were always there for each number one seed, but I was window, trying to avoid any other and always picked confident that we could eye contact. If I looked any- each other up. I know that keep up and battle Foley as one in the eyes, I was going moving forward, tennis was we went into the matches. to lose it. When our coach the best part of my high As our teams started to get told the younger players school career and playing down, and started losing tie they should give us hugs, I with such an amazing team breaks, I lost the hope that knew the water works were will always have a place in I had in the beginning. By going to come. my heart. the time my match started, The first hug I received we already had four losses was the breaking point for Theology in the Trenches … Little country church time solid rock while leading choirs, or room for a more forth his imperfect sheep modern music set up, or that need sheering more oft enough people to fill all of than not. He’s patient with the roles needed, or even us. We are patient with enough ministry teams to by Kathleen him. It works both ways as measure up to what could Kjolhaug small congregational pas- spiritually help fill cups to tors wear way too many overflowing. hats. Perfection can’t be But, what we do have, paraded through as one are praying people. Yup, I go to a little country would go bonkers because praying people is what we church located at the edge there’s not enough time to have within our little white of town. How it landed perfect much … except His country church, and I bet there, poetically placed word expounded weekly. you have them in yours, too. near an open field, I haven’t That seems to roll out onto Let me tell you a story. I a clue. I only know that we the red carpet as his spirit traveled to a city far away. attend. The structure is moves freely and getting us It was late in the evening,

solid, the teaching is solid, back on track. and a friend from our little and the people within, well I suppose I share this … country church was in the … they are sinners saved by not to brag … not to gather big city, too. We met up. We grace … every last one of sheep from other pastures, shared our hearts. ’em. but rather to let you know When dropping her off, There’s no pretending that you are not alone. You out the door she did hop. because we’re much too are not alone because I see Suddenly, she turned only small a group to not notice far and wide the country- to hop back in. Into my the imperfections of one side dotted with little white vehicle she came once another. At the same time, churches. Oh, some of them again, took my hand and we’re much too small a have made their move to said, “Let’s pray.” group to not notice the for- larger lots as to pool their In the driveway, we sat. giveness of those imperfec- people who are no longer In the dark of night, in a big tions as well. As we literally countryside. They have to. city far away from our little bump into one another com- People move and needs country church, we prayed. ing and going, we choose to change. And, that … is big church. COMMUNITY HEALTH CORNER love just as we are … Somehow, though, those With the angels and saints With Chief Pharmacist, Mike LaSalle at Thrifty White Pharmacy, because we come just as we little country churches were we were in the dark of are. the anchoring pins of our night, living the Gospel that 201 Horace Avenue North in Thief River Falls. There are no choirs of nation. The goal long ago had been planted within angels gathered round to was simple: to honor the from a little country church make music, but we have a Lord with all our hearts, at the edge of town. 65 or Older? It’s Time to Review! piano player with fingers minds and souls. The goal And, my guess is you, that can find their way was and still is to love our too, gather as one just like Medicare Part D Open Enrollment around those keys like none neighbors as ourselves. It’s we did … living the gospel I’ve ever seen. The volun- hard to do this unless there from a little country church runs from October 15 - December 7 teer organists are willing to is a shepherd to herd us from somewhere in your make their way around the back into the fold. And the past. Thrifty White Pharmacy is a Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan ivory tower that stands shepherd can’t do that with- To God be the glory great Provider for many Medicare Part D Plans. directly across from the out a little church in which things he has done and con- piano to make a sound that to gather ... his church … tinues to do … both now We can help you find the right Medicare plan for you. could mimic those choirs. his people. and forever. Amen. Our pastor stands on No, we don’t have fancy

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One of the things by they really liked to do was Sherry soap windows. They would take bars of soap and soap LaCoursiere all the windows they could Pippin find, especially those of peo- ple who didn’t give them treats. They would throw What is it about eggs at houses and cars. Halloween that everybody The eggs were not hard- finds so fascinating? After boiled, either. In fact, some- all, who in his or her right times they were rotten mind likes to be scared out eggs. Tomatoes are always of their wits? plentiful in the fall, and the Sure, getting ready for bad things would throw Halloween is fun, cute little them, too. They would wrap kids planning to be little entire houses in toilet tis- animals and favorite car- sue, too. toon characters. Cuddly It got to where the bad black kittens, smiling things got worse and worse witches, happy ghosts and and sometimes did really friendly-faced pumpkins wicked things. They tipped are all around, hanging on gravestones, broke win- doors and porches, peering dows, set fires and put out of windows, taped on paint on things. walls. Happy jack-o- Now, I must say that lanterns greet guests at the back when I was a kid, door. there were very few police BUT THE BAD THINGS in Thief River Falls. We ARE COMING ON HAL- had, if I LOWEEN r e m e m b e r NIGHT! right, a couple The bad I’m going to let of policemen things don’t the bad things and a police show up until chief. If you ICCC Head Start l a t e go somewhere can believe it, H a l l o w e e n else for their we were such a programs in new location night, but progressive then, watch treats town that we out. After all once had a the cute little police woman, An open house was held Wednesday, Oct. 17, at the new kids have gone home and too, but that is beside the location for the Inter-County Community Council Head been tucked into bed, out point. The bad things got by Start programs. The programs, which can serve 40 children come the devils and nasty with doing such bad things and another 50 home-based children, moved to their cur- ghosts, the wicked witches because the poor policemen and hobgoblins, monsters rent location on the northwest corner of Northland and chief were run ragged Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls this and ghoulies. They go from on Halloween night and door to door, saying, “Trick simply could not catch all of fall. or Treat,” and they mean it, them. Now, it is a different too. If someone doesn’t give story. No, the new playground equipment at Northland them a treat, the bad things Just in case you bad Community and Technical College isn’t for the college stu- do bad things. Back when I things think it might be fun was a kid, the bad things dents. The new playground equipment is for children to do a bad thing this enrolled in the Inter-County Community Council’s Head did all sorts of bad deeds. Halloween, think again. We Instead of bathrooms now have a very substantial Start program. inside the house, some peo- police force, as well as a Times for Toddlers … ple had little outhouses in good sheriff’s department, their backyards. You can and they are out in full imagine what was in the force on Halloween just to How to prepare children for new events hole under the outhouse, keep bad things in line. right? Well, the bad things There is no way that bad used to come along and tip PARENTING TIPS The following is a way to Q: How do you change Curious George: A things can get by with some Preparing Children for make all those pumpkin a pumpkin into another Halloween BooFest. over the outhouses when I of the actions that they was a kid. Yes, they did, and New Events seeds from your jack-o- vegetable? Curious George is excited used to get by with back Children are often afraid lantern into a delicious A: Throw it into the air about Halloween: carving you can imagine what a when I was a kid. A tele- mess that was. Sometimes of the unknown and display snack. You will need: pump- and it comes down squash. pumpkins, costume contests phone call to the police sta- inappropriate behavior in kin seeds, margarine, salt, BOOK OF THE WEEK and the Annual Boo they took the outhouses tion will bring officers in a away entirely, and put them new situations because they Worcestershire sauce, and a There are thousands of Festival. Eager to get the minute, and they will catch do not know what is appro- shallow pan. books written for young festivities started, George in another part of town. bad things doing anything Imagine waking up the priate. We should explain: Carve the pumpkin and children every year and and Allie visit Renkins' wrong. Too bad, bad things, • what activities will remove the seeds. Clean the many are available for you Farm to pick out the perfect morning after Halloween but you’d better not try any- and finding an outhouse in take place; seeds and dry them on a to borrow from a public pumpkin. There, they are thing this year. • what the child will paper towel. If desired, the library or can be purchased told the spooky tale of the your front yard or on the As for me, I’m shutting street in front of your be expected or permitted to Legend of No Noggin. The off my porch light when the do; and story goes, No Noggin is a house. little kids go home and I’m Speaking of finding • what he/she may hat-kicking scarecrow who going to let the bad things feel like. This is particularly When the child is less than 2, appears on Halloween to things in strange places, go somewhere else for their sometimes the bad things useful with a child whose kick people's hats off. On treats. After all, I’m still a initial response to new situ- explanations need to be short Halloween night, George would take something from little afraid of bad things on one place in town and put it ations is withdrawal. and concrete. and Allie are set to get a pic- Halloween night even When the child is less ture of No Noggin and prove in another. I’ve heard of though I’m grown up now. statues placed on public than 2, explanations need to he's real once and for all. But I must admit, it’s just a be short and concrete. Since seeds can be soaked in salt- from a bookstore or online. WONDERS OF THE buildings, cars put in tiny bit fun to be scared of church yards, and even it is difficult to convey an ed water overnight (1 1/2 Here are a classic children’s WEB the bad things on idea or experience that is tsp. salt per two to three book or two that your fami- The Internet has long real, live cows on top of Halloween. school houses. new to a young child, a “dry cups water). Place dry seeds ly might enjoy: been available to supple- run” is often helpful. When in a shallow baking pan. Willard, Nancy. The ment your parenting knowl- the child is over 2, you may Dot with margarine. Mouse, the Cat, and edge and skills. This is one Positive Thoughts … begin to explain things Sprinkle with salt if seeds Grandmother’s Hat. A web location that your fam- through stories and role were not soaked overnight. mouse hiding under ily might enjoy: Halloween playing. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 Grandmother’s hat causes crafts for your child. A letter to the (Contributed by the to 30 minutes until brown. quite a commotion at her https://www.activityvil- Early Childhood Family Stir occasionally. Variation: surprise birthday party. lage.co.uk/halloween Education Department of Combine 1 1/2 Tbsp. melted Hubbel, Will. Pumpkin Remember that you can School District 564.) margarine and 1 tsp. Jack. In the course of one also visit the website of Great Pumpkin SOMETHING TO TALK Worcestershire sauce. Pour year, a jack-o-lantern, dis- your local public library to ABOUT this mixture over two cups carded after Halloween, find out more about local stand your ground and cele- Talk to your children of seeds. Mix well and bake decomposes in the backyard library services. Libraries brate your day as individu- about where you are going, in a shallow pan. and eventually grows new in much of northwest als and not as a group. what will happen, what you SCAVENGER HUNT pumpkins from its seeds. Minnesota are listed on the by Dan A lot of us would like to expect them to do, what For next week’s Activities VIDEO VARIETY Northwest Regional Library Bartsch celebrate your coming out of they can do etc. feature, you will need pitted In addition to the books website: http://www.nwr- the pumpkin patch and giv- (Contributed by the dates, honey, peanut butter that are available for your lib.org/ ing toys to good girls and Early Childhood Family and coconut. family, there are also many (With assistance from boys, but it gets kind of Education Department of (Contributed by movies and documentaries the Thief River Falls Public Well, I have to apolo- tough celebrating wearing School District 564.) Discovery Place Early that may make you laugh Library.) gize to everyone this week. sweaters, long underwear ACTIVITIES Learning Center.) and inspire you, as well. You see, it is that time of and snowsuits. Of course, Toasted Pumpkin Seeds JOKE OF THE WEEK Here is one classic choice: year that all good boys and you know that you are not girls write to "The Great alone with this situation. Pumpkin," like my friends Thanksgiving has problems Turning Back The Times … Linus and Charlie Brown with Jack Frost as well. do every year. Plus, I wrote There have been many a column about how a shoe- times where, instead of over Two deaths attributed to Spanish influenza the river and through the horn is neither a shoe nor a 1918 - One Hundred Northwest Regional Library held a public hearing on the Center in Thief River Falls. horn. Well, what happened woods to Grandma's house for Thanksgiving, we have Years Ago system. needs of the Thief River 2008 - Ten Years Ago was that I mailed the shoe- -The Valhall Federal -Jaci Wells has been Falls Technical Institute -The Thief River Falls horn article to "The Great been shoveling and plowing through tons of snow. Not a Land Loan Bank has elected president of the here Tuesday. United Methodist Church Pumpkin" and I sent my already made over $100,000 Area Vocational Technical -The L.B. Hartz will host a fall costume wish list to The Times. Oh good sign for a happy holi- day. in farm loans. School Student Council. Foundation has awarded a party for local elementary well, you can read it and -Two deaths here have 1978 - Forty Years Ago grant to the Thief River students on Oct. 26. check the spelling. But let me get to the point, my letter is for you to now been attributed to the -Mr. and Mrs. Doug Falls Public Library for a -Following a company- Dear Great Pumpkin, Spanish influenza epidem- Peterson have been named “listening center.” wide food drive held at the how was your summer? Did come to Thief River Falls and give toys to every boy ic. 1978 Conservation Farmer 1998 - Twenty Years Ago Digi-Key Corporation in you have fun at the Apple -Leonard DuChamp and of the Year award recipi- -Sheila Tharaldson has conjunction with Customer Blossom Festival in Walla and girl here because they are all awesome. And if you E.J. Strupp went duck ents. been named Pennington Service Week, two pallets of Walla, Wash., with your hunting last week and -Local school district tax County Farm Woman of the grocery items weighing wife Gilda, and your twin could spread some peace and happiness to everyone returned with 53 mallards, levies this year will be in Year. 1,600 pounds were deliv- sons Peter and Paul? butterballs, and bluebills. excess of $2.5 million. -Ryan Bendickson, Kelly ered to the Thief River Falls The last few weeks we as well, that would be grand. I hope you have a 1968 - Fifty Years Ago -Mick’s Super Valu, next Almquist, David Fox, and Area Food Shelf. had snowfall on our pump- -Judge Warren A. Saetre to Pamida, will now close Tara Nesland have been -Derek Lunde and Kevin kin patches. Are you and good Halloween. Your Fan and Friend, of Warren will preside over after seven years of opera- awarded scholarships for Lunke have been named Jack Frost having an argu- the fall term of district tion. the 1998-99 academic year Student Rotarians for the ment? I understand that Dan P.S. If you have problems court beginning Nov. 6, suc- 1988 - Thirty Years Ago by the University of North month of October by the Jack has a long-term con- ceeding Judge H.O. -Gross retail sales in Dakota in Grand Forks. Thief River Falls Rotary tract with the Big Guy at getting toys, you can send 10s and 20s like Sally Chommie of Thief River Thief River Falls rose 2.8 -Land O’Lakes Fluid Club. the North Pole, but you and Falls, who has resigned. percent between 1986 and Dairy division has donated the Thanksgiving mascot, Brown always asks you. God bless. -Bookmobile services will 1987. $10,000 to the completion of Thomas Turkey, need to begin Oct. 28 for the -State representatives Phase I of the Multi-Events 8 ~ Thief River Falls Times OBITUARIES Wednesday, October 24, 2018 Orville M. Hanson, 89 Cindy K. Beito, 57 LuAnn J. Peterson, 77 Thief River Falls - organizations by selling Strathcona - Funeral enjoyed bowling, gardening, Middle River - LuAnn the Karlstad Nursing home Orville Melvin raffle tickets. He and his services for Cindy Kay cooking and baking. She Peterson, 77 of Middle River, until retiring after 18 years. Hanson, 89, Thief River wife Marilyn were selected Beito, 57, of Strathcona, will passed away at Altru passed away on Tuesday, LuAnn enjoyed attending Falls, has died, joining the as Outstanding Senior be held at 2 p.m. Wed., Oct. Hospital in Grand Forks, October 16, 2018 at Sanford grandkids school and love of his life Marilyn, on Volunteers for Pennington 24, at First Lutheran ND on Thursday afternoon, Hospital, Fargo, ND with sporting events, she was T h u r s d a y, County in 2012. Church in October 18, 2018, at the age her loving active with her circle at October 18, Orville loved to travel M i d d l e of 57 years, 3 months and 1 family by First Lutheran Church. She 2018. and spend time with family. River, with day. her side. also enjoyed fishing, camp- F u n e r a l He, Marilyn, and the girls Rev. Mary Cindy is survived by her F u n e r a l ing, good long visits over a S e r v i c e s took many car trips out west L u n d q u i s t husband, Eugene; two Service was cup of coffee and over the were held on when the family was officiating. sisters: Gloria Thiessen, of held on phone. She loved spending M o n d a y , younger. Orville and Visitation is Superior, WI and Lulu S u n d a y time visiting with family, October 22, Marilyn enjoyed annual one hour Boroos, of Minneapolis; one October 21, friends and anyone that 2018 at trips to Florida, Branson, prior to brother: Didrick (Sherry) 2018 at would stop and visit. T r i n i t y the Hostfest, and the services on Boroos, of Badger; brothers- F i r s t LuAnn is survived by her L u t h e r a n Minnesota State Fair. After Wed. after- in-law: Ernest (Doris) Beito, L u t h e r a n husband of 58 years, Gordon Church in Marilyn’s death, Orville still noon. Interment will be in Motley, Harold (Sandy) C h u r c h , of Middle River; children Thief River enjoyed many of these same Greenwood Cemetery at Beito, Wannaska, and Kean M i d d l e Donna Peterson (Ethel Falls. Burial was at places, as well as an Alaskan Strathcona. (Lori) Beito, of Roseau; River. Burial was at Spruce Erickson) of Brooklyn Park, Greenwood Cemetary, Thief cruise at the age of 86. Cindy Kay Beito, the sister-in-law: Caroline Valley Cemetery, Middle Todd Peterson of Middle River Falls. Orville’s interests have daughter of the late Andrew Majer, also of Roseau, in River. River, Troy (Joni) Peterson Orville Melvin Hanson included attending Prowler and Edna (Abrahamson) addition to many nieces, LuAnn June Peterson of Roseau, Trent Peterson of was born on January 20, and Norskies hockey games, Boroos, was born on July 17, nephews and other rela- was born June 16, 1941 in Middle River, Darla (Aaron) 1929 to John R. and Inger watching the Minnesota 1961, in Roseau. She tives. Thief River Falls, daughter Blatz of Isanti, and Chad (Nelson) Hanson in Chester Twins, golfing, square attended school and grew to Cindy was preceded in of Alma (Myrold) and Frank Peterson of Middle River; 15 Township, Polk County. He dancing, reading, going out womanhood in the Badger death by her parents, one Smith. She was raised in grandchildren and several was baptized at Zion for potato klub and to community, graduating from nephew, Charles; parents- Holt and attended school great-grandchildren; broth- Lutheran Church, Oklee lutefisk suppers, and Badger High School in in-law: Violet and Lenne there until 8th grade, er Ron (Shirly) Smith of and confirmed on June 20, attending threshing bees 1979. Beito; brothers-in-law and graduating from Newfolden Milwaukee, WI; sister Carol 1943. He attended country around the area. He loved Cindy was united in sisters-in-law: Louis and High School in 1959. She Benitt of Thief River Falls; school for one year (1936-37) old cars and had a great marriage to Eugene Beito on Alice Beito and Don and then attended AVTI LPN brother-in-law Vern (Peggy) and attended Oklee Public memory for the makes and July 11, 1998 in Strathcona, Donna Beito; and step- Nursing school in Thief Peterson of Middle River; School, graduating as years of cars. Orville loved and the couple have since father-in-law: Clement River Falls. sisters-in-law Darlene Valedictorian of his class in working on wood projects made their home there. Gust. On March 26, 1960 (Darrell) Taie of Coon 1947. and making bird houses Cindy was employed at An online guest book is LuAnn was united in Rapids, and Carol (Bob) Orville began his banking with Marilyn, and also Polaris Industries in Roseau available at www.collinsfu- marriage to Gordon Hanson of Coon Rapids; career in 1947 as a Teller at enjoyed making clocks out of for 29 years until her heath nerals.com Peterson in Middle River. along with many nieces, Security State Bank in hubcaps. He was great at forced her retirement in Collins Funeral Home of The couple lived in the Twin nephews, relatives and Oklee. Orville entered into fixing things around the January of 2009. She Middle River has charge of Cities, where Gordon friends. service with the United house and for other people. attended Gustaf Adolph arrangements. worked road construction for LuAnn is preceded in States Army on April 11, Orville had the great Lutheran Church in A00003B2018OT24 7 years, before moving to the death by her parents, 1951 and served in Korea privilege of being able to Strathcona and very much farm near Middle River brother Kenny Smith, from January through participate in the Veterans where they raised 6 brothers-in-law Elroy Benitt December 1952. He attained Honor Flight to Washington children. They farmed for 30 and Earl Peterson; sister-in- the Rank of Corporal and D.C. this past May. Orville Donald L. Thune, 84 years, milking cows and law Helen Peterson. was honorably discharged was a loving husband, raising crops. LuAnn was an Condolences may be sent on January 16, 1953. father, grandfather, and Twin Valley - liked the sport of hockey and active farm wife who loved to www.johnsonfuneralser- On June 11, 1954 Orville great-grandfather who was Donald Thune, 84 of played it as a young man. animals. In the early 1980’s vice.com Twin Valley, formerly of St Donald is survived by his was united in marriage to deeply loved and will be LuAnn started working at A00003B2018OT24 Marilyn J. Johnson at missed by all. Hilaire, passed away on brother Glen (Beverly) Thune Trinity Lutheran Church, Orville is survived by Wednesday, October 17, 2018 of Twin Valley; step-children rural McIntosh by Reverend daughters Barbara (Tony) at Twin Judy (Richard) Olson of Evelyn Beito, 90 H.C. Molstre. The couple Vik of Woodbury; Bette Valley Living Brooks, Luther (Larae) made their home in Thief (Michael) Jorgenson of Thief Center, Twin Kaushagen of Thief River Valley, with Falls, Daniel Kaushagen of Middle River - Funeral Collins Funeral Chapel in River Falls where Orville River Falls; and Paula services for Evelyn Beito, Middle River and at the worked as an Assistant Hanson (Kelly Rice) of his loving Anchorage, AK, Mary Jane family by his (Roger) Paradis of Mentor, 90, of Middle River, who died church one hour prior to Cashier, Cashier, Vice Richfield; grandchildren Friday afternoon, October services Friday morning. President and Cashier, and Alissa Vik of Bergan, side. Mark (Cynthia) Kaushagen of F u n e r a l Thief River Falls, Joy 19, 2018, at Life Care Interment will be at Senior Vice President and Norway; Kayla (Josh) Salber Greenbush Manor Nursing Greenwood Cemetery in Cashier at Northern State of Hawley; Jenna (David) service will Kaushagen of Grand Forks, be held 2 ND and Kyle (Evie) Home in Greenbush, will be Strathcona. Bank. In 1997, Orville Bonofiglio of Milwaukee, held at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. An online guest book is received an award from the WI; Andrew (Kalynn) p.m. on Kaushagen of Thief River S a t u r d a y, Falls; 17 step-grandchildren 26, at Our Savior’s Lutheran available at www.collinsfu- Minnesota Banker’s Gallagher of Thief River Church of Thief Lake near nerals.com Association for 50 years in Falls; Bryan Vik of October 27, 2018 at Our and 26 step-great- Saviour’s Church in Thief grandchildren; sisters-in-law Middle River. Collins Funeral Home of the Banking Industry. He Woodbury; Karlee Visitation will be held Middle River has charge of served on the Board of Jorgenson of Winston- River Falls, with Reverend Arlene A. Thune and Alice Alex Amiot Officiating. Burial Thune of Thief River Falls; after 6 p.m. Thursday, with arrangements. Directors of Northern State Salem, NC; Elle Jorgenson a 7 p.m. prayer service at Bank as Secretary and of Moorhead; great-grand- will be held at St. Pauli many nephews, nieces, Marshall County State children Daphne, Gabriel, Cemetery in rural Thief River great-nephews, great-nieces, Donald G. Solberg, 77 Bank until the time of his Piper, and Henry Salber of Falls. relatives, and friends. death. Hawley, and Kyiah Visitation will be held one Donald is preceded in Warroad - Donald with Larry Myhrer Orville was very generous Gallagher of Thief River hour prior to the service on death by his wife LaVonne, Solberg, 77 of Warroad, officiating. Burial will follow with his time. He served as Falls; brother Elmer A. Saturday at the church. parents; brothers, Palmer and formerly of Thief River at Ebenezer Cemetery, treasurer of many Hanson of Brooks, sisters- Donald Lloyd Thune was his wife Shirley Thune, Ernie Falls, passed away on Mayfield Township, organizations and as in-law Ruth Mandt of born January 5, 1934 at Thief Thune, Arlene Thune and Saturday, October 20, 2018 Pennington County. “temporary auditor” of the McIntosh; Pearl Johnson of River Falls, son of Emil and Norris Thune, step-daughter at Sanford Medical Center, Visitation will be held Eagles Club in Thief River McIntosh; brother-in-law Al Gertrude (Kvall) Thune. He Kristi Furuseth, step-grand- Thief River Falls. from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. on Falls for over 50 years. Taylor of Seattle, WA; along was baptized and confirmed daughter Lona Moen. Funeral service will held Friday prior to the service. Orville served on the with many cousins, nieces, at St. Pauli Lutheran Church, Congregational Hymns: at 11 a.m. on Friday, October Family condolences may Board of Directors for nephews, and “furry friend,” rural Thief River Falls. Don Amazing Grace, When Peace 26, 2018 at Johnson Funeral be sent to www.johnsonfu- Skylite Apartments for over Lola. attended country school and Like a River, How Great Thou Service in Thief River Falls, neralservice.com 35 years and was president Orville is preceded in Lincoln High School in Thief Art. Special Music: Sydney for a number of years. He death by his parents, father River Falls. Thune. Accompanist: Wanda was coordinator of the and mother-in-law Johnnie Don entered the US Army Vigness. Casket Bearers: American Legion Color I. and Stella Johnson; his and served his country, Dean Thune, Mark Thune, Guard Funeral Detail and loving wife Marilyn; spending sixteen months in Wayne Thune, Luther T.H.E. BUS ROUTES & SCHEDULES held Life Memberships with brothers-in-law Eilert Korea. Kaushagen, Richard Olson, Tri-Valley Heartland Express both the American Legion Hoem, Robert Johnson, On May 23, 1979 Donald Mark Kaushagen. Please Read! All routes 11:15 a.m., Hallock City and the VFW. He was an Russell Johnson, and Albert was united in marriage to Military Honors: Veterans will arrive approximate- Wide 12:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m., active member of the Lions Mandt; sisters-in-law Doris LaVonne Kaushagen. Don Of Foreign Wars Post 2793, ly between 10 and 11 a.m. Karlstad City Wide 2:45 Club for over 50 years, Hanson, Hazel Johnson, enjoyed working on cars and American Legion Ecklund- All Routes Are Now p.m. - 4:30 p.m. delivered meals-on-wheels Barbara Johnson, Laura selling them, which he did for Holmstrom Post 117, Guaranteed! Please call Wednesday, October for many organizations, and Johnson, Lila Hoem, and forty years. He was always Minnesota Army National by 3:00 p.m. the day 31: No service was active in the Trinity Shirley Taylor. He is also helpful to people. Don had a Guard Honor Guard before to reserve your –––––––––– Lutheran Church Men’s preceded in death by many love for animals and he and Condolences may be sent ride. Polk, Red Lake and Group. “furry friends”--Reba, LaVonne raised many to www.johnsonfuneralser- –––––––––– Clearwater Counties Orville was an Ronna, Cody, and Lexie. miniature horses. His dogs vice.com Pennington, Marshall (800) 201-3432 Option 3 “extraordinary” raffle ticket Condolences may be sent were precious to him. He A00003B2018OT24 & Kittson Counties Thursday, October 25: seller and always had a at www.johnsonfuneralser- (800) 201-4342 Option 3 No service pocket full of tickets to sell. vice.com Arthur R. Langelett, 94 Thursday, October 25: Friday, October 26: He helped out many A00003B2018OT24 Grand Forks Bemidji St. Paul - Arthur Ruben held on Thursday, October Friday, October 26: No Monday, October 29: Langelett, of St. Paul, 18, 2018. service Grand Forks formally Thief River Falls, Memorials preferred to Monday, October 29: Tuesday, October 30: passed away Wednesday, Children’s Shelter of Cebu No service No service October 10, 2018, at the age or Central Baptist Tuesday, October 30: Wednesday, October of 94. Foundation. Warren City Wide 9 a.m. - 31: No service A Memorial Service was

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324 Main Ave N • P.O. Box 100, Thief River Falls www.trftimes.com Wednesday, December 24, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 9 REAL IDs now being issued Elks Lodges support veterans An estimated 22 million Veterans experiencing service to the Veterans in While Minnesotans • DVS has been testing ID. veterans live in our commu- homelessness. We’ve since their community. Elks won’t need to obtain a the system both internally • What will a REAL nities. The Elks National helped thousands of member and President REAL ID for two years, a and with driver’s license ID cost? A REAL ID will President, Michael T. Luhr, Veterans exit or prevent John F. Kennedy said, “As new driver’s services sys- agents across the state for cost the same as a stan- has proclaimed November homelessness. we express our gratitude, tem capable of issuing the past five months. dard driver’s license to be Veterans Elks Lodges are focal we must never forget that them went live Monday, • FAST representatives ($25.25) or ID card Remembrance Month as a points for supporting local the highest appreciation is Oct. 1. The new system, will be stationed at driver’s ($19.25). Fees will apply way to encourage us to military members and not to utter words but to developed by FAST license offices throughout for early renewals depend- reach out to local Veterans Veterans and meeting their live by them.” Enterprises, provides a Minnesota to assist agents ing on how many months and offer support. needs. Last year alone, the There are nearly 1,900 modern platform that will during the first two weeks the REAL ID is obtained This November and total value of Elks’ contribu- Elks Lodges across the allow the Department of of October. before a person’s driver’s every month of the year, tions to the nation’s country with a total mem- Public Safety Driver and • DVS supervisory staff license or ID card expires. Elks will serve thousands of Veterans was nearly $47 bership of around 800,000. Vehicle Services division to will be deployed to sites in The cost is $2 for a renewal Veterans across the country. million, and members Elks members must be improve business processes each region as the system up to 17 months before Elks volunteer at more than served more than 677,000 American citizens who are that would not have been goes live. expiration, $4 for a renew- 330 VA Medical Centers, Veterans. at least 21 years of age and possible on the current 30- Wait to apply for a al 18-29 months before State Veterans Homes, clin- This Veterans must believe in God. To year-old mainframe. REAL ID expiration, and $6 for a ics, transitional shelters Remembrance Month, Elks learn more and to join the Highlights of the new The system is ready to renewal more than 29 and Veterans facilities urge everyone to join the Elks in service, visit system include: accept applications for months before expiration. where they plan activities, Elks in recognition of and www.elks.org • A pre-application fea- REAL ID, but there is no • Are the require- buy needed supplies, host ture that will allow need to rush to obtain one. ments the same for a meals and offer friendship. Minnesotans to enter a sig- A standard license or ID REAL ID and an Elks help Veterans rehabili- Bar & Grill nificant portion of their card will be accepted for enhanced ID? Enhanced tate and thrive by support- driver’s license or ID card federal purposes, including IDs are only issued to U.S. ing adaptive sports events, application online – includ- boarding domestic flights, citizens and require addi- and providing therapy kits 307 Main Ave. N. 681-NAIL (6245) Thief River Falls ing REAL ID applications – until Oct. 1, 2020. tional documentation that and wheelchair gloves to reducing the time spent in To help reduce wait REAL IDs do not, such as recovering Veterans. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, October 26th & 27th driver’s license offices. The times, state officials are proof of citizenship, proof More recently, Elks have online feature, which will suggesting residents wait of photographic identity pledged to help end Veteran Live Music by: 100 Proof also be available on mobile to apply unless they need and an interview question- homelessness by pledging From 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. devices, will include the to change their name or naire at the time of appli- $4 million dollars to assist list of required documents address or renew their cur- cation. Note that enhanced COSTUME PARTY!! Vegas for each license type so rent license. IDs are REAL ID compli- Giveaway applicants can have all Applicants should also ant and offer the additional 4-H Carnival necessary documents ready be sure to have all required benefit of travel by land or Cash Prizes when they visit a driver’s documentation with them sea to Mexico, Canada and Saturday Night to be held Prizes and Giveaway at Midnight license office. at the time of application; a some Caribbean countries. OPEN SUNDAYS • An online tool to help list of required documents • My new driver’s Saturday • Minnesotans decide which for all three Minnesota dri- license arrived and it 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. & 5:30 - 8 p.m. Weekdays of the state’s three license ver’s license and ID options says it’s not a REAL ID. The Pennington County Saturday Burger Menu 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. options best meets their can be found at Did I get a fake license? Sunday Full Menu 12 - 7 p.m. needs: a standard driver’s REALID.dps.mn.gov. The standard driver’s 4-H Carnival will be held license or ID card, a REAL The new pre-application license you received is Saturday, Oct. 27, from 12 ID-compliant license or ID feature on the DPS website authentic and will continue to 4 p.m., at City card, or an Enhanced will also include the list of to be acceptable for driving Auditorium in Thief River Driver’s License or ID card. documents for each license privileges, but it is not Falls. Both new tools are now and will allow applicants to REAL ID-compliant and The event will feature available on the DPS web- provide a significant will not be acceptable for games, prizes and a site. amount of information federal purposes such as Halloween costume contest. To ensure the transition online before they arrive at boarding domestic flights The costume contest win- to the new system is as a driver’s license agent after Oct. 1, 2020. A REAL ners will be announced at smooth as possible, DVS office. ID is optional; a passport 3:30 p.m., and they must be has provided extensive REAL ID Frequently will also be accepted for present to win. Progressive Bingo training to internal staff Asked Questions federal purposes after that During the event, kids starting and driver’s license agents These are the top ques- date. can find out how to join 4- throughout Minnesota. In tions Minnesotans are ask- H. For more information, Friday, November 22nd addition: ing DPS-DVS about REAL call 683-7030 or email mnextpennington@umn. at 6:00 P.M. edu. PROGRESSIVE BINGO starting with 53 numbers Know where and when to apply fall nitrogen for $400, progressive to $500 215 Broadway Ave N, St Hilaire 218-964-5520 Avoid areas with high leaching potential and apply when soil is cooler than 50 degrees F Sponsored by St. Hilaire Community Club (A-01076-002) According to the concerns,” said Bruce perature network was a nitrification inhibitor Minnesota Department of Montgomery, manager of established to support when fall applying anhy- Facility available to non-profit organizations and service groups free of charge. Agriculture, the recent cold- the MDA’s Fertilizer application of commercial drous ammonia and not to WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 weather snap has cooled Management Section. fertilizer, it is equally useful apply urea in the fall. soil temperatures quickly in “Those would be areas with for those applying manure • Statewide: Fall appli- COMBAT STRESS MEETING 5:30 - 6:45 p.m. the northern regions of the coarse-textured soils that in the fall. University of cation of nitrogen fertilizer VIETNAM VETERANS SUPPORT GROUP state to the point where it drain quickly or areas Minnesota Extension rec- is not recommended regard- 3:30 - 5 p.m. may be safe to apply fall fer- underlain by fractured ommends delaying fall less of soil temperature on HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. BAR BINGO 5p.m. tilizer. The southern areas bedrock karst geology. In manure applications until any course-textured soil. LADIES NIGHT 7 p.m. TEXAS HOLD ‘EM 7p.m. of the state are still a bit other areas of the state soil temperatures at the six- Also, fall application of 28 warmer and delaying fall where fall nitrogen fertiliz- inch depth are below 50 percent liquid nitrogen is THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 application is advised. er application is a recom- degrees F to prevent leach- not recommended anywhere HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. The MDA is urging farm- mended practice, the MDA ing losses. Research from in the state due to its high PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. ers and applicators to check encourages delaying appli- the University of Minnesota leaching potential. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 soil temperature and delay cation until soil tempera- at Waseca showed liquid Additional specific nitro- fall application of anhy- tures cool down.” dairy and hog manures gen fertilizer use recom- HAPPY HOUR 4 - 6 p.m. drous ammonia and urea Waiting until soil tem- injected in November pro- mendations by region are PROGRESSIVE BINGO 5 p.m. fertilizer until soil tempera- perature stays below 50 duced yields 10 bushels per available on the MDA web- Dance to TAMMY LEE AND THE NORTHERN LIGHTS tures stay below 50 degrees degrees F before applying acre higher than manures site. 8:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. F. anhydrous ammonia and injected in September and The MDA has proposed SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 To assist tracking soil urea increases the avail- October. the Groundwater Protection temperature, the MDA pro- ability of nitrogen to next Here are some other Rule that if approved will BAR BINGO 5 p.m. vides real-time soil temper- season’s crop and decreases regional recommendations restrict fall nitrogen fertiliz- HALLOWEEN PARTY Starts at 8 p.m. atures at 25 locations across the amount of nitrate that according the University of er application in areas vul- JOSH WHITLOW DJ, Karaoke, Prizes, Specials the state. 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Jason Hruby, buildings and grounds direc- promoting excellence in the operation and tor for School District 564, Thief River Falls, care of education facilities. It is a member- was recognized by the Minnesota oriented, problem solving, professional Educational Facilities Management group committed to facilities management. Professionals Association. Hruby received Hruby said it’s really a great organization. the 2018 Outstanding Contributor Award at “You don’t have to reinvent the wheel; just the annual MASMS conference held Oct. 4. send out an email and someone will have 1080 Hwy 32 South The award was in recognition of his out- the experience and knowledge to help solve Thief River Falls standing dedication and commitment to Oyour problem.” Of the award, Hruby cred- 218-681-8910 educational facilities management. MASMS ited a great team in Thief River Falls. is a professional organization committed to 10 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Thief River Falls City Council candidate profiles/Continued Gary Hintz voice to the City Council. I growth, affordable housing, involved in many projects in case. It’s taken me four I have been a member of Candidate for would encourage everyone taxes, and much more are the communities. years to learn the ropes as the board for the Thief Thief River Falls to exercise their right to important to me because Over the years, with my your councilman in Ward 1, River Falls chapter of City Council Ward 3 vote Nov. 6. Your support they are concerns you have extensive involvement in a and it’s still a learning Minnesota Deer Hunters (Continued from Page 1) would be greatly appreciat- voiced with me. variety of projects, I became process each day. Association for the last 20 River Falls for the past 21 ed. I have been called a very comfortable taking on One of the things I enjoy years and co-chaired one of years and have lived in visionary with creative leadership positions. One of is helping the residents of the most successful ban- Ward 3 for the past 13 Mike Lorenson ideas and solutions. With my previous employers had my ward as well as all the quets held in the state of years. I was married for 14 Candidate for your vote, I would be excit- a motto, “Don’t just be a residents of Thief River Minnesota for the last 15 years to the late Kimberly Thief River Falls ed to share my time, talents member of an organization, Falls. When I receive phone years. I am also vice presi- Van de Streek Hintz. I have City Council Ward 3 and leadership skills for the but be a leader and be calls, I promptly respond to dent of the Thief River Falls four children, Zachary, a (Continued from Page 1) betterment of our city. involved in making a differ- that call, whether it’s a Trap Club. senior, and Logan, a sopho- I am a manager at Digi-Key I would consider it a priv- ence.” large or small problem the One of the most impor- more, both at Lincoln High Electronics in the ilege to serve this great I feel my many years of resident has. There is noth- tant ideas that needs to be School; Cora, an eighth Information Technology community. I am committed community service, and ing worse than a resident addressed is planning for grader at Franklin Middle Department. Prior to work- to be your voice in this posi- many years of involvement not getting an answer to the future growth of the city School; and McKenzie, a ing in the field of IT, I tion. Let me take this oppor- in several different types of their question or needs. through a comprehensive fifth grader at Challenger worked for one of our local tunity to thank The Times service, will enable me to I serve on many commit- plan. It brings everyone Elementary School. I am newspapers, in engineering, for allowing me to introduce become a significant mem- tees being on the City together to build a frame currently working in the and as a school teacher. myself, those who encour- ber of the Thief River Falls Council. These include work so that as we grow, we Receiving Department at Since announcing my aged me to run, my support- City Council. Administrative Services, have a place for everything Digi-Key with previous plan to run for Ward 3, I ers, and, most of all, my I’m most passionate which serves our arenas; and everyone. We need employment at Canadian have been asked by a num- wife. about these issues related Public Works covers streets; parks (a swimming pool), Pacific Railroad and Arctic ber of people, “Why are you In closing, my goal is to to the Ward 3 position: Sanitation and Parks and business and residential Cat/Textron. I am active in running?” My answer is make sure Thief River Falls • Capitalizing on the Recreation; Airport areas that fit together and church and with the simple. I want to represent is a welcoming community continued growth of Digi- Authority, Convention and allow everyone to work and youth/youth gatherings. you, the people. I promise to that our current and next Key and Textron in Thief Visitors Bureau; Multi- relax in a community that I am running for City listen and push for your generations want to call River Falls by providing Events Center Board, makes us proud while hold- Council Ward 3 to help con- voice to be heard. During home. affordable housing and ade- Pennington County ing down taxes. tinue the growth and pros- my campaign, I have set up quate child care to meet the Historical Society; and the I have enjoyed working perity of Thief River Falls surveys and polls to help me Edward Turn working schedules of their newly formed Save the on the City Council, and I and for the next generations understand your concerns. Candidate for employees. Auditorium committee. am passionate about mak- to come. I want to get Your concerns are real, and Thief River Falls • Enhancing downtown Over the past four years, ing Thief River Falls a won- involved with helping with your voice should be heard. City Council Ward 3 shopping by marketing we have worked to save derful place to live and the growth of the communi- Concerns like the safety of (Continued from Page 1) goods and services that are Annie Street Park, where work. Reelect me as your ty, and I will bring a fresh our children, business Bank in Crookston on Feb. provided by small business we are going to install close alderman-at-large for the 1, 1965. On Aug. 1, 1967, I owners. to $70,000 worth of play- next four years. joined Bremer Bank in • Making Thief River ground equipment in 2019. Warren and was employed Falls a “hub” of northwest We have established an air- Joshua Thompson there for 33 years. During Minnesota by fulfilling the line that serves Thief River Candidate for Council my very early years in needs of the surrounding Falls very well, and Member at Large Warren, I was approached communities and also those approved the building of (Continued from Page 1) by the Thief River Falls who reside here. many apartments and went on to join the U.S. Jaycees to form a Jaycee homes to help the workforce Navy. After the Navy, I chapter in Warren. That Rachel Prudhomme that comes to our city. attended college at the chapter was formed 40-plus Candidate for One of the greatest University of Minnesota for years ago. Thief River Falls accomplishments being on business management and )UDPH6KRZFDVH)UDPH6KRZFDVH It was this organization City Council the City Council was seeing information systems. I ran which was the “spark plug” Ward 5 Digi-Key remain in our my own business during col- to my career to become (Continued from Page 1) great city and build an lege. WK involved in community the other candidates in con- expansion project of over I have resided in Thief 2FWREHU service. I found this organi- tested elections, and I am $300 million. River Falls for the last two zation was a great stepping grateful to have the oppor- We brought in the Thief years with my wife Sally, :HGQHVGD\ stone to learn how to “serve tunity to represent Ward 5 River Falls Norskies, which and our four children and the community” and its res- for another term. fills ice time at Ralph two dogs. I work as a cabi- idents. It is great that the Engelstad Arena and gives net maker for a local busi- Warren Jaycees are still Brian Holmer us revenue we did not have ness and do volunteer work going strong today and serv- Candidate for before. yearly for religious organi- ing the needs in the Warren Thief River Falls Mayor One of the big topics in zations. community. (Continued from Page 1) our city is the discussion of Life wasn’t always great I always recall reciting citizens when making deci- a swimming pool/splash as I made some poor choices the Jaycee creed at every sions involving our city. park. I am in favor of both; after college, which I meeting. 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    tinue to grow and become With the current growth of Right now, we have the what our founding fathers our city, these and other REA and Huck Olson intended for this country issues are even more impor- Memorial Civic Center that and that the role of govern- tant to the residents and need about $6 million of ment was to be led by the businesses in our communi- upgrades. How do we fund people. Today, I feel we have ty. that? Taxes have not been gravely lost sight of that There have been so many raised for city residents for and now the government things happening over the the past three years, which controls the people. That past four years. I realize shows our City Council is being said, I am running for that over the next two working hard to keep taxes office to bring integrity to years, there will be plenty of as low as possible. that preamble, the very core unknowns as our city con- Hopefully, we can keep it of what made this country a tinues to grow. I know that this way in the future. nation. I’m ready for the challenges Running unopposed in I intend to be an advo- and will provide you with Ward 1, I look forward to cate for the residents of the leadership needed to serving the residents of Pennington County, not the move forward. Thief River Falls another government. I intend to Over the past four years, four years. hear and listen to their con- it has been an honor to meet cerns and, to the best of my with and greet many impor- Steven Narverud ability, make sure that their tant visitors, give formal Candidate for Council voices are heard so that I and informal talks to Member at Large can make decisions accord- groups, and take part in (Continued from Page 1) ing to what the majority of many public events. I have I am a lifelong resident of our citizens want in order to and will always remain Thief River Falls and have make living in Pennington available to hear issues been a homeowner for over County great. My most pas- from citizens via phone, 30 years. I am married to sionate issues are taxes, mail, email, text or in per- Carmen and we have one drug abuse and reform, and son. son, Jon. the allotment of taxpayer I would appreciate your I graduated from Lincoln funds. So when we hit the * vote Nov. 6. High School, Northland polls this November, keep The Most Bipartisan Member of Congress Like on Facebook “Brian College and received my me in mind if you want a Holmer, Mayor of Thief bachelor’s degree in busi- candidate to work for you to River Falls.” ness administration from make this county great. Minnesota Common Sense Moorhead State University. Curt Howe After college, I worked for “I am sent to DC to represent Candidate for The Fountain of Jewels, Thief River Falls then managed Narverud and work for all the people of City Council Cleaners for 20 years, and I Ward 1 currently work for Minnesota’s Seventh District.” (Continued from Page 1) Pennington County as a “My job in Congress is to work easy work, that’s not the child support officer. with whomever I can to improve peoples’ lives. Advance Thief River request/Continued No one can do that by (Continued from Page 1) were concerned about pro- determine how it would find always voting the party line.” Board, said Jobs Inc. can viding $30,000, when Jobs the additional money only contribute $20,000 for Inc. won’t be providing the requested by Advance Thief 2019. He expected the board same amount and the coun- River.  
would contribute an addi- cil hadn’t yet formally voted For 2018, the city, county • Farm Bureau tional $10,000 of in-kind on whether it would con- and Jobs Inc. each paid • Farmers Union work in terms of meetings tribute $30,000. $13,000 for work completed • National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) and lunches with prospec- At the council meeting, between June and • American Federation of teachers/Education Minnesota tive developers or business Landsverk said her work December after Landsverk • Business and Industry PAC (BIPAC) owners. has increased in the last came on board. Trontvet • Minnesota Building Trades Advance Thief River has few weeks. She expected the said Landsverk is using city • The Fargo Forum also requested $30,000 from consulting work could con- and county rooms when Pennington County. stitute “well over half- they are available to con- County Board has placed time.” duct her work. He added *According to the Bipartisan Index (BPI) measured and administered by the Lugar Center $30,000 in its budget for A budget outline wasn’t that he has communicated Advance Thief River. provided to the council, with public officials about and McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University. However, at this time, com- much to the consternation potential locations for a missioners are unsure of Holmer and Prudhomme. more permanent office for whether the county will pay Holmer said he wanted a Landsverk. Paid for by Peterson for Congress that amount. At a recent written budget since the meeting, commissioners council would have to try to Wednesday, October 24, 2018 Thief River Falls Times www.trftimes.com ~ 11 A specialized visit Buck Up grows/Continued tion bill. It may seem like a Workforce, tariffs and housing small amount, but repre- sentatives of the dominate discussions Community Fund believe that when combined with other donations it will have Congressional leaders visited Textron Specialized a huge impact in the com- Vehicles, Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls on Monday. To the munity. right, Sen. Amy Klobuchar found the Wildcat XX much to Recently, Brady Martz her liking. The delegation also spent some time visiting and Associates became the with workers. This was also a bipartisan visit. Joining 100th customer of Les’s Sanitation to sign up for the Klobuchar and Congressman Collin Peterson was program. Congressman Roger Marshall (R-Kansas). Marshall said Representatives of the his District faces the same workforce issues. Community Fund are excit- ed about the potential for (Continued from Page 1) this program and encour- Called Buck Up, partici- aged everyone to partici- pants in the program add pate, because “every buck $1 to their monthly sanita- helps.”

Thief River Falls Area Community Fund helped recognize the 100th customer of Les’s Sanitation, Brady Martz & and Associates, to sign up for the Buck-Up program. The pro- gram adds $1 to their monthly bill from Les’s Sanitation and it is donated to the Thief River Falls Area Community Fund, which provides grants that impact social need, youth engagement, senior enrichment and quality of life. Pictured are Dave Onkka of Brady Martz and Steve Nordhagen of Les’s Sanitation.

Informational Meeting Project: Thief River Falls Westside Flood Damage Reduction Project Proposers: Red Lake Watershed District, City of Thief River Falls and Pennington County The Red Lake Watershed District will host an Informational Meeting for the proposed Thief River Falls Westside Flood Damage Reduction Project to address flooding concerns and storm water issues along Pennington County Ditch 70 and areas located in the westerly portion of Troy Halvorson, director of operations at Textron Specialized Vehicles, Arctic Cat, displays an Alpha 1 rail system to Congressman Roger Marshall, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and the City of Thief River Falls. Congressman Collin Peterson. The legislators were in Thief River Falls on Monday to lis- All landowners within this area are strongly ten to the concerns of representatives of Textron Specialized Vehicles, Arctic Cat Thief encouraged to attend. River Falls. Sen. Klobuchar described the visit as helpful and that they have to work on two specific things: providing skills training to high school students, and tariffs, which are Monday, October 29, 2018 6:00 p.m. affecting farmers and manufacturers. Red Lake Watershed District office 1000 Pennington Avenue South, Thief River Falls Visit TRF budget issue/Continued

(Continued from Page 1) has already approved the long-term plan will priori- cover a portion of the costs agreements. tize those wishes, list esti- related to the 2018 Street As part of the agree- mated costs and list poten- and Utilities Improvement ments, the city will pay tial funding sources. It will Project. $18.59 per square foot for be updated periodically over The REA workgroup has 5,598 square feet at the the course of up to 20 years. also learned that Lee Law Enforcement Center The Minnesota Plumbing & Heating still and Justice Center this Department of has its copies of the balanc- year. That amount will Transportation will con- ing and commissioning increase 3 percent in both tribute $20,000 toward the reports related to work at 2019 and 2020. $40,000 plan. Pennington REA. “That will save us, I As part of the agree- County is contributing believe, a substantial ments, the city will also pay $5,000. amount of money, that the county for half of the “MnDOT is looking at being said,” Sollom said. salaries and benefits for dis- doing trail plans for each of The equipment purchas- patchers and records staff. the MnDOT District 2 coun- es were prioritized after a In addition, the city will ties,” said Troy Schroeder, consultant cited many pay 100 percent of its por- NWRDC transportation issues pertaining to the tion of the Law planning director. He added arena’s heating, ventilation Enforcement Technology that Pennington County and air conditioning sys- Group fees. Those fees was the first county chosen tem. range from about $6,500 to due to the amount of activi- As part of its consent $7,500 each year over the ty in the area. agenda, the council course of the contract. The council approved approved a request for Those fees pertain to soft- appointing Alexandra quotes for venue man- ware for law enforcement Narverud to the Thief agement services at REA radios. River Falls Public and the Huck Olson The council approved Library Board. Council Memorial Civic Center. participating in the member Steve Narverud The request noted that the Pennington County Trail abstained from voting since city is seeking quotes from Plan. The city will con- she is his niece. firms interested in provid- tribute about $15,000 of in- After the council ing “any or all aspects of kind work through the meeting, the council facility management includ- development of its new held a public hearing ing integrated food and bev- Comprehensive Plan. That regarding the assess- erage services, booking and information will then be ment roll for the 2018 programming, marketing, incorporated into the Trail Street and Utilities sales and operations” of the Plan. Improvement Project. arenas. The deadline is Nov. The Northwest Regional The council is expected to 16. Development Commission consider adopting the As part of its consent will complete the plan out- assessment roll at its meet- agenda, the council lining such things as future ing Tuesday, Nov. 6. approved renewing the bicycle trails, walking The next council Law Enforcement trails, snowmobile trails, meeting is scheduled Center Lease Agreement all-terrain vehicle trails, Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 5:30 and Dispatch/Records cross country skiing trails, p.m. at City Hall. Agreement. The scenic byways, equestrian Pennington County Board trails and water trails. The 12 ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 24, 2018 NCTC Practical Nursing Club holds blood drive

The Practical Nursing while returning platelets, thanked Hugo’s of Thief on selfless donations from donors receive a free total save about 20 minutes by Club hosted a blood drive plasma and a saline solu- River Falls for the donation volunteer donors to ensure cholesterol test and earn completing their Health with Vitalant, formerly tion back to the donor. of water and cookies. the lifesaving needs of the points in Vitalant’s donor History Questionnaire the known as United Blood Thirteen people donated for Vitalant strives to keep a region are met. rewards program. day they donate on Services, on Wednesday, the first time. five-day supply of every About 30 percent of Blood donation takes www.vitalant.org. Oct. 17 at Northland Vitalant expressed its blood type on the shelf at all Vitalant’s blood supply goes about an hour from check-in Community and Technical gratitude to Maicie Bentley, times to be able to meet the to cancer patients across to refreshments. Donors can College. who coordinated the drive, needs of patients across the the region, and one in seven The blood drive collected and the Practical Nursing region. Donations from O- people entering the hospital Knights of Columbus to 36 units of blood and one Club, which sponsored the negative donors, the univer- will need blood. Those rely- unit of plasma for patients blood drive. It also thanked sal blood type, are especial- ing on blood in the region distribute coats for kids in need. Thirty-one people those who assisted the day ly important this time of receive that lifesaving blood volunteered to donate blood, of the drive: Lonna year due to increased acci- from Vitalant. Any kids needing a win- tributed Saturday, Oct. 27, and 28 were able to donate. Baugher, Alli Lyseng, Sara dents and trauma cases. Donors can make a con- ter coat are encouraged to from 9 to 12 a.m., at St. Ten donors also came for- Gieseke, Ashley Kramer, Vitalant is the only blood venient appointment to give attend the Knights of Bernard’s Catholic Church. ward to donate Power Red Alex Dicken, Kassidy provider to nearly 70 hospi- blood at www.bloodhero. Columbus’ annual Coats for Coats will be available in Cells (2RBC), which collects Mostrom and Kathryn tals across the region. The com or by calling 1-877-25- Kids distribution. The free sizes 4 to 18. two units of red blood cells Szymanski. Vitalant also blood supply is dependent VITAL. With each donation, donated coats will be dis-

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Northland defenders swarm an Itasca ball carrier during the second quarter of last was essentially a competitive postseason tune-up. Both teams had already clinched week’s game between the Pioneers and Vikings. Played Thursday, Oct. 18, the game playoff spots. Pioneers fall in overtime shootout to end regular season

Grant. Wells’ pass on the its next drive at the NCTC 28 took over four minutes off the needed just two plays and 47 two-point conversion was in- with a chance to take the clock. The extra point at- seconds to go 50 yards, with NCTC set to face Minnesota West complete, leaving Northland lead. Instead, the drive tempt failed and Northland’s Harris grabbing a 48-yard in front 14-7. stalled around just inside the lead stood at 33-21. pass from Miller. in opening round of MCAC playoffs The Pioneers added to 20 and the Vikings settled for Itasca scored on back-to- Following a Northland The Northland football could be the best in the east.” their lead with two more a field goal attempt that back possessions to end the punt, Itasca took a 34-33 lead team ended the regular sea- Statistically, the game was scores in the second quarter. sailed wide left. third quarter and begin the on a 26-yard pass from Miller son with a disappointing 47- a tale of two halves. The Pio- The first came on a six-yard Northland answered with fourth quarter, and in the to Booker. The run for two 41 overtime loss to Itasca neers overcame a pair of first pass from Wells to Traivian its most complete drive of the process the Vikings took failed and Itasca’s lead stood Community College Thurs- quarter fumbles to outscore Tomlin to cap a 23-yard drive day. The Pioneers took 10 their first lead of the contest. at 34-33. day, Oct. 18 at Swenson the Vikings 27-14 in the that was set up by a blocked plays to drive 80 yards and The first scoring drive [Continued on page 2] Field. games first 30 minutes. punt. The second came on a The game was essentially Northland got on the two-yard run by Wells, cap- meaningless in terms of play- board first on a 100-yard in- ping a 22-yard scoring drive off seeding. Both teams had terception return by Justin that was set up by an inter- already locked up playoff Murray and a two-point con- ception from Misheal Amoah. spots – Northland had al- version run by Collin St. Just before the half, Itasca ready locked up the number Julien. put together a four-play, 54- one seed in the MCAC West- Itasca answered with a yard scoring drive that was ern Division and Itasca had four-play, 75-yard scoring finished off by an 11-yard run clinched the three seed in the drive that hit pay dirt on a by Joshua Booker. east – but pride was still on 31-yard touchdown pass Itasca opened the second the line when the two former from Mitchell Miller to half with a four-play, 82-yard MCAC Northern Division ri- Michael Dunn. Enrico Fran- scoring drive that was vals met. cato added the extra point to capped by a 68-yard touch- “It was one of those games cut Northland’s lead to 8-7. down pass from backup quar- that didn’t matter for either Northland went back up terback Nazario Coleman to team so it was really hard to by a full score later in the D’Monta Harris. The quick coach,” said Northland Head first quarter on a 68-yard score cut Northland’s lead to Coach Jim Cox. “Both teams pass from quarterback Craig just six points, 27-21. are good teams, [Itasca] Wells to receiver Kalel Following a Northland three and out, Itasca began

Northland Volleyball Pioneers go 2-2 against NJCAA Division 2 foes Playing for the first time alive in our last match as and a huge night from hitter in 13 days the Northland well as Maddie Stewart lead- Maara Nelson, who finished Community & Technical Col- ing us defensively all week- with 17 kills, three solo lege volleyball team went 2-2 end in digs.” blocks and 30 digs. against four NJCAA division Northland opened the Mariah Stueness, Carly two teams in a tournament weekend with a five-set Mekash and Brenna Dal- at Lake Region State Col- thriller against Lake Region lager all finished in double lege. State College. Northland digit kills for the Pioneers “The girls started off with claimed the first set 25-23. with 14, 12 and 11, respec- a lot of fire which was im- Lake Region answered with tively. Hannah Dietsch and Northland wide receiver Dy’laan Lee comes back for the ball to make a catch in the pressive,” said Northland a 25-20 win in set number Brenna Dallager combined Head Coach Courtney two. Northland dominated for 41 assists and Maddie fourth quarter of Northland’s 47-41 loss to Itasca during the Pioneers’ final regular Nordby. “A lot of the teams the third set 25-13, before Stewart finished with 28 season game Thursday, Oct. 18. Northland will host Minnesota West Sunday at 1:30 this weekend had a faster of- Lake Region took control of digs. p.m. in the opening round of the MCAC playoffs. fense, which took a little time the match with back to back Northland fell to an 0-2 for us to become comfortable set wins by scores of 25-18 start to the tournament with facing. We adapted well and and 15-11. a 25-19, 25-17, 25-17 straight started speeding up our block The Royals were led by an set loss to Williston State Titans get last second win over Chargers with some nice results. astounding 51-assist, 28-dig College. Mariah Stueness really came night from setter Rachel Hill On Saturday, Northland Goodridge/Grygla traveled Coach John Wilebski. “Hope- day’s edition of the Northern got back on the winning to Ulen to face ninth-ranked fully this quality perform- Watch. track with a three-set sweep and unbeaten Norman ance carries us into the TRF SPORTS over Dakota College, Bot- County East/Ulen-Hitter- playoffs with focus and Scoring tineau. Led by 10 kills from dahl. drive.” 1234 T n Stueness and 20 assists from At stake for the Chargers With the loss, the Charg- GG...... 0 12 0820 Thursday, Oct. 25 Hockey - TRF Norskies vs. NCE/UH...... 707721 n Fort Frances 7 p.m. Dietsch, the Pioneers won was a chance to move up to a ers dropped to the number Cross Country - LHS hosts n Individuals Section 8AA meet 3:30 p.m. n Volleyball - NCTC vs. Rainy with set scores of 25-20, 25- three or even a two-seed in four seed in the QRF stand- Rushing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow n Volleyball - LHS vs. Crookston River noon. 21, 25-19. the Section 8 9-man playoff ings. They will opened at 26-89, 2 touchdowns; Peyton Verbout Section 8AA First Round 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28 Northland ended the day bracket. The Chargers held a home against a much-im- 16-44; Kaleb Sjulestad 6-75, touch- Friday, Oct. 26 n Football - NCTC vs. Minnesota Saturday with a come-from- 20-14 lead late in the contest, proved number five seed in down;n Hudson McMillin 2-2; n Swimming - LHS Girls at Con- West 1:30 p.m. MCAC Quarterfinal Passing - (GG) Jaden Kiesow 3- behind win over Miles Com- but surrendered the tying Clearbrook-Gonvick. The 4, 67 yards; Hudson McMillin 2-3, 26 ference Tournament, Warroad, 5:30 playoff game. munity College. Led by 17 touchdown and go-ahead Chargers defeated the Bears yards.n p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30 Receiving - (GG) Kaleb n n Volleyball - Section 8AA semi- kills and 18 digs from Stue- extra point in the final sec- 48-0 in week one, but the Volleyball - Section 8AA Quar- Sjulestadn 3-67; terfinals TBD; NCTC vs. Hibbing finals TBD ness and a 15-kill, 21-dig per- onds to fall 21-20. Bears enter the playoffs on a Defense - Jaden Kiesow 12 CC 3 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 formance by Mekash, the “Our kids left it all on the four-game winning streak tackles; Levi Kiesow 12 tackles; Saturday, Oct. 27 n Hockey - TRF Norskies vs. Pioneers dropped the first field and I was very proud of after starting 0-4. Aaron Jones 1 sack, 1 fumble recov- n Football - Section 8AAA semi- Fort Frances 7 p.m. two sets by scores of 27-25 our effort,” said Results from Tuesday’s ery; Lucian Tinnes 11 tackles, 1 fum- finals TBD ble recovery; Anthony Loken 13 [Continued on page 2] Goodridge/Grygla Head game will appear in Satur- tackles. 2B ~ www.trftimes.com Thief River Falls Times Wednesday, October 24, 2018 Norskies sweep Miners, move into second place from SIJHL Miners struck twice to level up four points in the stand- decider in the back half of ence), 3:29; Daman TRF (cross Goalies-Red Lake, Willms 4-2-0- checking), 8:21; Di Lullo RLM 0 (34 shots-32 saves). Thief River the proceedings as Stratton ings and leapfrogged Fort the frame. (cross checking), 10:41; Daman TRF Falls, Bolda 2-2-0-0 (35 shots-34 The Thief River Falls Pickett connected at even Frances, Dryden and Red It was a tight-checking (slashing), 13:31; Pickett RLM saves). Norskies swept a home two- strength while Young con- Lake to move into second affair the rest of the way (hooking), 17:10. A-484 game series against the Red verted while his club was place. SIJHL-leading with Norskies’ netminder Shots on Goal-Red Lake 6-18-11- 35. Thief River Falls 13-6-14-33. Lake Miners and in the shorthanded for his second Thunder Bay is off to a 9-0- Fletcher Bolda finishing Power Play Opportunities-Red SIJHL Standings process jumped from fifth to of the night and team-lead- 1-0 start and holds a com- with 34 stops to pick up the Lake 1 / 3; Thief River Falls 0 / 5. wlotl sol pts second place in the crowded ing 10th overall with 8:35 to manding seven-point lead victory. Goalies-Red Lake, Willms 4-2-0- Thunder Bay...... 9 0 1 0 19 SIJHL standings. go. over Thief River Falls. Zach Willms meanwhile 0 (32 shots-28 saves). Thief River Thief River Falls ...5 4 2 0 12 Falls, Schmitz 4-1-2-0 (35 shots-32 Red Lake...... 5 4 0 0 10 Norskies start strong Regrouping, the Norskies Norskies complete sweep faced 34 shots in the narrow saves). Dryden...... 4 3 2 0 10 On Friday night, the saw Zach Ross pick up his An Alec Severson goal setback for the Miners. A-508 Fort Frances...... 5 5 0 0 10 Norskies started strong and first SIJHL goal at 15:42 to 15:54 into the second period Minnesota...... 2 9 0 0 4 did likewise at the end as put them back in front for was the game-winner as the Thief River Falls 5, Thief River Falls 2, Red Lake 2 Red Lake 1 Results they went on to defeat the good. Thief River Falls Norskies Oct. 16 - Fort Frances 6, First Period-1, Thief River Falls, First Period-1, Thief River Falls, ■ Red Lake Miners 5-3 at Boe Bjorge then helped skated to a 2-1 decision over Nelson 2 (Crosbie, Bowey), 13:32. 2, Ross 2 (McIntosh, Daman), 12:20 Drudem 4. Oct. 18 - Minnesota 3, Red Lake Ralph Engelstad Arena. secure the win with a late the Red Lake Miners in a Thief River Falls, Eischen 1 (PP). Penalties-Daman TRF (cross ■ (Johnson, Harder), 16:49. checking), 3:59; Di Lullo RLM 2. Blake Nelson and Jake empty net effort to round out Superior International Oct. 19 - Thunder Bay 2, Fort Penalties-Stephens RLM (slash- (slashing), 7:57; Di Lullo RLM ■ Eischen got the Norskies the scoring. Junior Hockey League ing), 11:01; Daman TRF (slashing), (slashing), 10:37; Bushee TRF (trip- Frances 1; Thief River Falls 5, Red going with first period goals Michael Crosbie, Bryce match-up Saturday at Ralph 11:01. ping), 15:46. Lake 2; Dryden 9, Minnesota 0. Oct. 20 - Thunder Bay 7, to put the home side up by Johnson, Connor Bowey and Engelstad Arena. Second Period-3, Red Lake, Second Period-2, Red Lake, ■ two after 20 minutes. Nick Harder all had two A Thief River Falls power Young 9 (Milne, Tisi), 5:07 (PP). 4, Pickett 7 (Young, Tisi), 5:26. 3, Minnesota 0; Thief River Falls 2, Thief River Falls, Piper 8 (Bowey, Thief River Falls, Severson 3 Red Lake 1. Going to the power play assists each for Thief River play helped them notch the McIntosh), 12:52. Penalties-Evans (Daman, Nelson), 15:54. Penalties- in the middle stanza, Red Falls. lone of the opening 20 min- RLM (charging, unsportsmanlike Pickett RLM (hooking), 8:04; Schedule Tuesday, Oct. 23 - Dryden at Lake cut into the deficit at Bailey Schmitz made 32 utes when Zach Ross picked conduct), 1:41; Ross TRF (unsports- Severson TRF (tripping), 10:50; ■ manlike conduct), 1:41; Bowey TRF Bowey TRF (tripping), 12:41; Red Lake 7:30 p.m. 5:07 when Bryce Young saves to record the victory up his second of the cam- Friday, Oct. 26 - Thunder Bay at (cross checking), 4:08; Yi Zhong Daman TRF (roughing), 17:55. ■ brought the visitors to with- while Zach Willms stopped paign at 12:20. RLM (holding), 18:08. Third Period- No Scoring. Fort Frances 7:30 p.m.; Minnesota in one. 28 of 32 in defeat for Red Red Lake tied things up Third Period-5, Red Lake, Penalties-Bushee TRF (too many at Red Lake 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 - Fort Frances However, Brett Piper got Lake. five and a half minutes into Pickett 6 (Patterson, Lawrence), men), 3:37; Stephens RLM (cross ■ that back for Thief River The same two teams meet the middle session as Bryce 7:12. 6, Red Lake, Young 10 (Toews, checking), 11:05; Iatridis RLM at Thief River Falls 7 p.m.; Thunder Stuckless), 11:25 (SH). 7, Thief (interference), 16:42. Bay at Dryden 7:30 p.m.; Minnesota Falls at 12:52 to restore the again Saturday at 7 p.m. Young fed Stratton Pickett River Falls, Ross 1 (Harder, Shots on Goal-Red Lake 12-17- at Red Lake 7:30 p.m. two-goal cushion heading back at The Ralph. for the equalizer. Sunday, Oct. 28 - Minnesota at Crosbie), 15:42. 8, Thief River Falls, 6-35. Thief River Falls 10-7-17-34. ■ into the third. With the two-game series However, Severson got Bjorge 7 (Johnson), 19:44 (EN). Power Play Opportunities-Red Dryden 3:30 p.m. In that final frame, the sweep, the Norskies picked that back as he provided the Penalties-Jacobs RLM (interfer- Lake 0 / 6; Thief River Falls 1 / 5. Pioneers fall in overtime shootout to end regular season/ Continued [Continued from page 1] “We had a couple busted NCTC - Grant 26-yard pass from Northland moved the ball coverages, way too many Wells (kick failed) on its next two possessions penalties and we lost six ICC - Harris 48-yard pass from but both ended on fumbles fumbles,” Cox said. “It’s Miller (Francato kick) ICC- Booker 26-yard pass from that were recovered by hard to win any game with Miller (run failed. Itasca. The Vikings turned six fumbles. We still came ICC - Miller 1-yard run (Francato the ball over on downs on back and tied the game late. kick) their first short field oppor- There were still many posi- NCTC - Wells 3-yard run (Wells to Clarington) tunity but took advantage of tives from the game that ICC - Booker 25-yard run the second, going 48 yards in will help us in the playoffs.” eight plays, with Miller scor- Northland will host n Team Statistics ing on a one-yard run. The Minnesota West at 1:30 p.m. Fumbles (total-lost) - ICC 0-0, NCTCn 6-6. extra point by Francato Sunday, Oct. 28 in the open- Punts (number-average) - ICC made it 41-33 in favor of ing round of the MCAC play- 2-47.5;n NCTC 5-52.4. Itasca. offs. Rushing (attempts-yards) - ICC With just 4:04 left to play, 51-213;n NCTC 24-186. Northland put together a Passing - ICC 13-20, 263, 2 Scoring inteceptions;n NCTC 23-36, 290. game-tying 13-play, 81-yard 1234OT Total yards - ICC 476; NCTC drive that ended on a three- ICC...... 7714 13 6 47 476. yard run by Wells. Wells NCTC...... 14 13 68041 n Individuals NCTC - Justin Murray 100-yard Rushing - (ICC) Joshua Booker passed to Devonaire interception return (Collin St. Julien 19-133 2 TD; (NCTC) Craig Wells Clarington for the two-point run) 15-146, 2 touchdowns; Jarel Youree conversion to tie the game ICC - Michael Dunn 31-yard pass 7-39.n 41-41. from Mitchell Miller (Enrico Francato Passing - (ICC) Mitchell Miller kick) 12-18, 196, 3 touchdowns, 2 inter- In overtime, Northland NCTC - Kalel Grant 68-yard pass ceptions; (NCTC) Craig Wells 23- went on offense first and from Craig Wells (pass failed) 36,n 290, 3 touchdowns. reached the one-yard line NCTC - Traivian Tomlin 6-yard Receiving - (ICC) D’Monta before losing its sixth fum- pass from Wells (run failed) Harris 3-85, 2 touchdowns, Michael NCTC - Wells 2-yard run (Simeus Dunn 3-43, touchdown; (NCTC) ble of the game. Itasca Rockley kick) Kalel Grant 7-157, 2 touchdowns; answered with a 25-yard ICC - Joshua Booker 11-yard run Dy’laan Lee 5-53. touchdown run by Booker to (Francato kick) end the game. ICC - D'Monta Harris 68-yard Western Division Reigning MCAC Western Divison Defensive Player of the Week Tristin Murrin clos- pass from Nazario Coleman div. all pts (Francato kick) Northland...... 4-0 5-2 11 es in on an Itasca ball carrier during Northland’s regular season finale against North Dakota SCS 4-1 7-1 10 Itasca. Wells and Murrin named Week Dakota College...... 3-2 5-3 8 Minnesota West .....1-3 3-4 4 7 MCAC players of the week M-State...... 0-4 1-6 1 Ridgewater ...... 0-2 0-4 0 Pioneers go 2-2 against Division 2 foes/ Continued Northland Community & award of the 2018 season Eastern [Continued from page1] n Scores - Williston State wins Mariah Stueness 1; (DC) Kiara Technical College picked up with a 18-tackle perform- div. all pts 25-19, 25-17, 25-17. Hamel 2, Lexi Gullett 2. Central Lakes ...... 5-0 6-2 11 and 25-22, before rallying n Assists - (NCTC) Hannah n Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) a key victory over previously ance for Northland in its 14- Mesabi Range ...... 4-1 6-2 10 for the win three straight Dietsch 12, Brenna Dallager 6, Brookelynn Erickson 3-4, Ashlyn unbeaten North Dakota 7 victory over North Dakota Itasca...... 3-2 6-2 9 victories 25-21, 25-22 and Ashlyn Henrickson 4, Molly Henrickson 2-2, Megan Grove 1-1, State College of Science State College of Science. Fond du Lac Tribal .1-4 3-5 4 15-12. Hanson 1; (WS) Camryn Brown 30. Brenna Dallager 0-3, Carly Mekash thanks in large part to the Murrin had 15 solo stops Rochester...... 1-4 1-6 2 n Kills - (NCTC) Carly Mekash 0-1, Molly Hanson 0-1; (DC) Lexi Vermilion...... 1-4 1-7 0 6, Brookelynn Erickson 6, Brenna Gullett 0-2. performance of quarterback among his 18 tackles, Lake Region 3, Northland 2 n n Scores - Lake Region wins 23- Dallager 5, Mariah Stueness 3, Digs - (NCTC) Maddie Craig Wells. including two tackles Results Ashlyn Henrickson 2, Hannah Stewart 36, Carly Mekash 13, Thursday, Oct. 18 - Itasca 47, 25, 25-20, 13-25, 25-18, 15-11. Wells passed for 149 behind the line of scrim- n Assists - (NCTC) Hannah Dietsch 2, Megan Grove 2 (WS) Mariah Stueness 12, Hannah yards on 10 completions and mage against the Wildcats. Northland 41 (OT) Constance Rollins 11. Dietsch 10, Brenna Dallager 9, Friday, Oct. 19 - Minnesota West Dietsch 25, Brenna Dallager 16; n (LR) Rachel Hill 51. Service Aces - (NCTC) Brookelyn Erickson 3, Ashlyn a touchdown for the The freshman from 41, Vermilion 8. Brookelynn Erickson 2; (WS) Henrickson 2, Molly Hanson 1; Pioneers, with a longest Richmond, Va., leads the Saturday, Oct. 20 - Dakota n Kills - (NCTC) Mariah Stueness 14, Carly Mekash 12, Constance Rollins 3. (DC) Ashlynn Starry 12, Karrien completion of 69 yards. The nation in tackles per game, College 48, Fond du Lac 26; NDSCS n Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) Marteniuk 12. 21, Mesabi Range, 14; Central Brenna Dallager 11, Brookelynn freshman from West Palm at 14.2 for the year. Erickson 8, Ashlyn Henrickson 3, Megan Grove 1-2, Brookelynn Lakes 35, M State-Fergus Falls 7. Erickson 1-2, Mariah Stueness 1-2, Northland 3, Miles 2 Beach, Fla., also ran 11 The 14-7 win over Schedule Hannah Dietsch 2, Megan Grove 1; n (LR) Maara Nelson 17, Annie Carly Mekash 0-2; (WS) Allison Scores - Northland wins 25- times for 39 yards and a NDSCS clinched an MCAC Sunday, Oct. 28, MCAC Jones 1-6; 27, 22-25, 25-21, 25-22, 15-12. Quarterfinals - Minnesota West at Jorgenson 13, Elizabeth Lucy 13. n n touchdown for NCTC. Western Divison title for n Service Aces - (NCTC) Brenna Digs - (NCTC) Maddie Assists - (NCTC) Megan Northland, Dakota College at Stewart 22, Carly Mekash 19, Grove 24, Molly Hanson 12, Brenna Tristin Murrin claimed Northland. NDSCS; Fond du Lac at Central Dallager 3, Hannah Dietsch 1; (LR) Rachel Hill 2, Annie Jorgenson 2, Mariah Stueness 13, Hannah Dallager 10; (M) Samantha his third Defensive POW Lakes; Itasca at Mesabi Range. Dietsch 8, Brenna Dallager 8, Bonenberger 27. Maara Nelson 2, Danielle n Schwanke 2. Brookelyn Erickson 5, Megan Kills - (NCTC) Mariah n Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) Grove 1, Ashlyn Henrickson 1; (WS) Stueness 17, Carly Mekash 15, Brookelynn Erickson 5-4, Megan Camryn Brown 18; Brenna Dallager 7, Brookelynn Kasprick wins MCAC Clay Target title Grove 2-2, Carly Mekash 1-2, Erickson 6, Ashlyn Henrickson 5, Brenna Dallager 1-0, Ashlyn Northland 3, Dakota College 0 Megan Grove 3; (M) Amaya n Scores - Northland wins 25- LaFranier 17. Henrickson 0-3, Mariah Stueness 0- n 3; (LR) Elizabeth Lucy 2-1, Maara 20, 25-21, 25-19. Service Aces - (NCTC) The Minnesota College Clay Target League, the well as allowing for MCAC n Assists - (NCTC) Hannah Brookelynn Erickson 6, Hannah Athletic Conference 2018 MCAC season attracted teams to compete in person. Nelson 1-3, Sydney Hertlein 1-3. n Digs - (NCTC) Maddie Dietsch 20, Brenna Dallager 11, Dietsch 2, Brenna Dallager 2 (M) Fall Clay Target season con- nine two-year college pro- The one-day Championship Molly Hanson 2, Maddie Stewart 1, Anniekate Burghduff 2. Stewart 28, Mariah Stueness 16, n cluded on Sunday, October grams from across event at the Grand Rapids Carly Mekash 16, Hannah Dietsch Ashlyn Henrickson 1, Mariah Blocks (solo-assist) - (NCTC) 10, Brenna Dallager 5, Brookelynn Stueness 1; (DC) Abbey Franklin Brookelynn Erickson 3-3, Carly 14, marking the completion Minnesota, North Dakota Gun Club fell on a chilly and 10. Mekash 1-1, Megan Grove 1-1, of the first varsity intercolle- and Wisconsin. windy Tuesday, October 16, Erickson 3, Ashlyn Henrickson 2; n (LR) Maara Nelson 30, Rachel Hill Kills - (NCTC) Mariah Ashlyn Henrickson 0-2, Hannah giate trap shooting competi- Additionally, the 2018 Fall but several individuals and 28. Stueness 10, Brookelynn Erickson Dietsch 0-1; (M) Hailee Kuske 1-4. tion in the upper Midwest Championships were held teams rose to the occasion 9, Brenna Dallager 8, Carly n Digs - (NCTC) Maddie and one of the first in the recently in Grand Rapids, despite the conditions and Williston State College 3, Mekash 8, Megan Grove 2, Hannah Stewart 34, Carly Mekash 21, Northland 0 Dietsch 1, Molly Hanson 1, Ashlyn Mariah Stueness 18, Brenna nation. allowing for the recognition earned additional honors for Henrickson 1; (DC) Ashlynn Starry Dallager 10, Hannah Dietsch 5, Conducted in partnership of the regular season cham- their colleges. 6, Michelle Krahn 6. Megan Grove 3, Brookelynn with industry-leader USA pions and top performers as For the 2018 MCAC Clay Section football n Service Aces - (NCTC) Erickson 2, Ashlyn Henrickson 1 Hannah Dietsch 2, Brookelynn (M) Kailey Thomson 39. Target regular season, playoffs begin Ericskon 1, Maddie Stewart 1, teams competed in either the Eastern or Western Section 8 9-Man Division, with squad size n Quarterfinals, Tuesday, Oct. determining team place- 23 - 8. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo at 1. TRF BOWLING LEAGUES ment. Eastern Division Stephen-Argyle; 5. Clearbrook- teams had rosters ranging Gonvick at 4. Goodridge/Grygla; 6. from 18 to 45 student-ath- Northern Freeze at 3. Kittson Commercial League Service League County Central; 7. Lake of the WL WL letes each, while the Woods at 2. Kelliher/Northome. Farmers Insurance ...... 145 ...... 95 TRF Times...... 88 ...... 38 Western Division programs n Semifinals at high seeds, Sorter/Rude Construction.135 ...... 105 Zutz Farms ...... 70 ...... 56 were between six and 16 Saturday, Oct. 27. CSP Delivery ...... 135 ...... 105 Mo Town ...... 70 ...... 56 participants. Section 8A Budget ...... 135 ...... 105 Demolition...... 59 ...... 67 n Quarterfinals, Tuesday, Oct. TRFord/Universal ...... 132 ...... 108 Beito Repair...... 55.5...... 70.5 Northland Community & 23 - 1. Mahnomen - bye; 5. Fosston R&G Ag Service ...... 125 ...... 115 Housen Bowlten ...... 35.5...... 90.5 Technical College finished at 4. Fertile-Beltrami; 6. Get-R-Done Taxidermy.....111...... 129 High Game - Zane Hawk 699, Badger/Greenbush-Middle River fourth in the MCAC Brayn Construction...... 93 ...... 147 Lloydn Wagner 255, Jason Olson 238 at 3. Polk County West; 7. Red High Game - Robert Hamrick High Series - Zane Hawk 766, Western Division and Lake at 2. Red Lake County. n 257,n Steve Kloety 247, Zane Hawk 242 Lloyd Wagner 663, Jason Olson 589 Pioneer Alyssa Kasprick Semifinals at high seeds, High Series - Robert Hamrick was the women’s Western Saturday, Oct. 27. 920, Zane Hawk 917, Logan Kalinowski Sunset League Section 8AA Division champion with a n 892 WL Quarterfinals, Tuesday, Oct. TRF Mini Storage ...... 18 ...... 6 season average of 45.2, and 23 - 8. United North Central at 1. overall high individual high Elks League Custom Spray Foam ...... 17 ...... 7 Hawley; 5. Bagley at 4. Warroad; 6. Elk-Oholics ...... 7 ...... 1 CHS ...... 16 ...... 8 gun with a season total of Crookston at 3. Roseau; 7. Frazee Horns ...... 4 ...... 4 Digi-Key Fire & Ice ...... 16 ...... 8 226. Also earning top-six fin- at 2. Barnesville. Bean Counters...... 4 ...... 4 HPK Strikers...... 12 ...... 12 n Semifnals at high seeds, ishes for Northland in the Antlers ...... 4 ...... 4 Brite Spot...... 11...... 13 Saturday, Oct. 27. Bulls...... 4 ...... 4 Border State Bank ...... 11...... 13 Women's MCAC Regular Season Individual Western Division Women’s Section 8AAA n Quarterfinals, Tuesday, Oct. Steam Rollers...... 4 ...... 4 Cocktails-N-Dreams ...... 7 ...... 17 Champions include Western Division Champion competition were Tamara Pocket Pounders ...... 4 ...... 4 The Split Ends ...... 6 ...... 18 Rose Skinaway, Madison 23 - 1. Perham-bye; 2. East Grand Alyssa Kasprick, Northland Community and Technical Forks - bye; 5. Park Rapids at 4. Byen ...... 0 ...... 0 Staten Farm-The Winers ....6 ...... 18 Deschene and Anne High Game - Scott Muzzy 233, High Game - EJ Lendobeja 191, College, left, and Eastern Division Champion Kallie Pequot Lakes; 6. Thief River Falls Prudhomme. at 3. Glyndon. Daven Onkka 233, Jim Barry 232 Millien Reierson 191, Cori Bregier 190. Kimmes, Lake Superior College. (Submitted) n Semifinals at high seeds, High Series - Scott Muzzy 642, High Series - Millie Reierson 546, Saturday, Oct. 27. Ryan Bakken 597, Jim Hellie 596 Cori Bregier 500, Tracy Rohde 437. Wednesday, October 24, 2018 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Thief River Falls Times ~ 3B SENIOR2018-19 Thief River Falls SPOTLIGHT Have a Great Season Brenan Peralta Good Luck Prowlers PROWLERS! Current Sport: Football Position: Fullback and middle linebacker Weʼre all behind you! 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Other Sports/Activities: Wrestling and track. • Free Estimates • Job Site Delivery Plans After High School: College Service BORDER • Drafting Services State Bank Available • Full Line of Building Materials Thief River Falls 681-8085 Ty Johnson Phone: 218-681-4447 • Two Cabinet www.borderstatebank.com Fax: 218-681-4452 Specialists on Staff 24-Hour phone Banking: 1-866-BSB-24HR Current Sport: Football 1301 3rd St W. Member FDIC Thief River Falls, MN Position: Running back and linebacker WWW.BLDR.COM Favorite Sports Team: Vikings 8th Street Deli AMERICAN LEGION POST 117 Favorite Food: Swedish pancakes 324 Brooks Ave N • Thief River Falls Farmers Union Oil Favorite Movie/TV show: Letter Kenney featuring • Breakfast Pizza & Croissants • Made to Order Subs Bingo Every Monday & Thursday at 7:30 PM Career Highlight/favorite memory: My first catch 10th grade year against DGF. • Cappuccino • Rotisserie Chicken • Chicken Strips • Automotive Lubricants CLUB HOURS - OPEN Other Sports/Activities: None • Mini Cinnamon Rolls • Convenience Store Items M-F 3 PM • SAT 10:30 AM • Deli Max Pizzas • Fishing Tackle Plans After High School: Not sure yet. • Popcorn Chicken • Ice Machine Happy Hour Everyday 3-6 PM 8th & Atlantic, Thief River Falls • 681-1240 and Mon-Thurs 10 PM-Midnight Farmers Union Oil, Thief River Falls & Goodridge

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They can also stop or the local media reports, Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulate thinking ficult task, and we appreci- ship of power. This includes other survivors from coming only the survivor will ever and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other wise, the editorials are ate the media’s commitment when and who they disclose forward. Graphic details know the “whole story.” And written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent opinion of other staff members. to doing so with integrity. the details of the abuse. can also trigger overwhelm- it’s their story to tell. Opinions in items from other publications may not coincide with the editor’s own We ask that journalists When someone else disclos- ing memories, negative If you have experienced views but are offered for their general interest. anticipate the impact of es the details of the abuse, emotions and physical sexual violence and need publication, and take it can be as damaging as the symptoms for survivors. help, contact the Violence responsibility to do every- abuse itself. It’s great we have Intervention Project crisis thing they can to avoid It can be significantly resources and professionals line (1-800-660-6667) or Bus drivers are exposing anyone to further worse in a smaller commu- to help support survivors. confidentially access advo- abuse or undermining their nity. Even though a sur- And we should all do our cacy services at VIP’s office standing in the community. vivor’s name may never be part and be committed to in Thief River Falls on a This includes re-checking mentioned, the graphic prevention and keeping 24/7 basis. heroes, too whether you risk compro- details give it away, and kids safe. To do this, we Staci Reay, mising a source’s anonymity people are going to figure need to invest in education Survivor and There it was - anoth- ment of our transporta- especially in a smaller com- out it out. This can cause and community awareness. D o m e s t i c / S e x u a l er school bus parked at tion system and of han- munity where specific additional harm by bringing To support survivors, we Violence Advocate the entrance to the town dling children. They are details can lead to identifi- about public shame and vic- need to learn about the Violence Intervention announcing that the often the first and last cation. timization, and can function dynamics of abuse and fol- Project school district is hiring person a child sees from school bus drivers. That the school district, and we have come to expect for the child, this can Don’t confuse rhetoric for real facts to see it is a shame. often set the tone for the School Districts entire day and evening. To the Editor: site. He was happy to travel remarks, one attendee civil exchange with some throughout the region Bus drivers are also I attended an event on the state claiming to expose made a pitch for “good” attendees. I made an are having a difficult skilled at what they do Oct. 18, billed as the “true Ellison, but he would not immigrants, white South appeal, which I will repeat, time hiring school bus and student safety is story” about Attorney support his allegations with African ag workers, who he to read more history and not drivers. I suppose we their top priority. General candidate Keith any particular facts. said were witness to a to depend solely on cable Ellison. Guest speaker John My biggest concern was “white genocide” supposedly news or political blogs for could credit the good Statistically speaking, Gilmore delivered a presen- not so much with what taking place in that country. information. We are each economy - if you want a children are safer inside tation that I would describe Gilmore was saying, or even But a Snopes fact check responsible for the kind of job, you can find one a bus than outside of it. as rich with innuendo and how he said it. It was that shows this to be a lie circu- information we consume, because everyone, it A 2015 USA Today story very thin on facts. He no one else at the gathering lating among white and as we form our opinions seems, is hiring. reported that of the 327 repeated the old rumors of expressed curiosity about supremacists in the U.S. and make voting decisions, Keith Ellison having ties any actual facts behind a What is being called a geno- we should not confuse innu- One story I read said school-age children with “radical Muslims,” but blizzard of allegations made cide is, in fact, a normal endo and rhetoric for the school bus drivers are killed in school-trans- when I questioned him on during and after the presen- incidence of non-racial real facts. the unsung heroes of portation related crash- what those particular ties tation. During the audience crimes in rural South Jim Blix our education system. es since 2004, 54 were were, he would only refer exchange, and amidst a Africa. Thief River Falls They get up early every children riding in buses. me to a highly partisan blog flurry of anti-immigrant In fairness, I had a very day and drive hundreds Perhaps they are of miles in all kinds of heroes. weather. Another story If you’re at all inter- stated that, in general, ested in being part of a our bus drivers feel they skilled workforce that are unappreciated and plays such an important often disrespected. role in our community, The school bus driv- please consider becom- er plays an important ing a school bus driver. role in the safe manage- Appropriate attire necessary It seems that fall has Everyone also knew why been skipped altogether he was dressed like and we’ve already tran- that. His wife had a con- sitioned to winter. dition and took certain There’s been such a chill medications that made in the air most of us her feel cold all the have already turned up time. The result was our thermostats and dug that the temperature in out winter coats. the house must have Every time I think been in the upper 80s or about the thermostat, I higher at all times. I think about an elderly imagine he just thought neighbor and I smile. why would anyone put Actually, it wasn’t my on a lot of extra clothes neighbor, but a friend’s. just to get the mail or In any event, no matter newspaper? what time of year, the We all have different neighbor would come internal thermostats. out onto his front stoop I’m sure you know some- dressed in a thin pair of one like that (don’t pajama bottom shorts point), maybe not to Bill will help Minnesota’s water infrastructure and nothing else. His that extreme, but I Sen. Amy Klobuchar invest in improvements to additional sources of fund- “nakedness” or “near know I’m not alone in announced that the drinking water infrastruc- ing for State Infrastructure nakedness” always saying battles are America’s Water ture by doubling funding for Financing Authorities POLICIES embarrassed, and flus- fought every day over Infrastructure Act has the Drinking Water State applying for WIFIA loans. Letters To The Editor: The staff tered, some of his who controls the ther- passed the Senate and will Revolving Loan Fund. I look This section also creates a of The Times en cour ages written female neighbors. The mostat at home and now head to the President’s forward to the President new financing program re sponses to editorial comment or commotion that followed work. And that’s all I’ll desk to be signed into law. signing it into law.” within WIFIA for states to letters with original thoughts or The final legislation con- Key parts of the legisla- be able to bundle smaller ideas of general interest. Letters an accidental encounter say about that. Hmpf! tains several key provisions tion will: projects. should be intended for publication always made me smile. That reminds me Klobuchar fought to include Advance research on Reauthorize and double in The Times exclusively; letters He wasn’t ignorant or that some of our sub- that will help strengthen invasive species as well as the size of the Drinking sent to multiple publications will being unlawful. Actually, scribers are heading Minnesota’s water infra- costal resiliency in the Water State Revolving Loan generally not be accepted. Right is he was quite friendly south for the winter. structure and economy Great Lakes: Fund: reserved to edit letters for length including the reauthoriza- The final legislation The legislation reautho- and clarity and to reject letters and would always wave Please remember to stop tion of the Water directs the U.S. Army rizes the Drinking Water deemed to be promotional in and say “hi,” which kind by and give us your Infrastructure Finance and Corps’ Engineer Research State Revolving Loan Fund nature, promote violence or in poor of made it even funnier. change of address. The Innovation Act (WIFIA) to and Development Center to for the first time in 22 years taste. Letters should not exceed He seemed a little obliv- post office won’t auto- reduce the backlog of address the spread and and doubles the size of the 650 words in length. ious to the fuss he was matically forward your demand for water infra- impacts of aquatic invasive program from $1 billion to If individuals request their let- structure investment. species, by undertaking $1.95 billion by 2021. These ters printed “as is” they will be creating, but he newspapers. When you The bipartisan agree- research on the manage- funds will go to help com- deemed a paid advertisement and remained friendly no do stop by, we expect ment will help keep inva- ment and eradication of munities update their out- must appear in a box. matter how terse the you to be wearing appro- sive species out of aquatic invasive species, dated drinking water infra- Letters Must Be Signed: All let- response he received. priate attire. Minnesota’s waterways, including invasive carp and structure including water ters must be signed and contain an ensure the long-term viabil- zebra mussels. Section 1219 and sewer pipes. address or phone number of the ity of the inland waterway of the legislation also Advance the writer so authenticity can be veri- system, including the directs the Corps to carry Redevelopment of the fied. Mississippi River, address out a comprehensive assess- Upper St. Anthony Falls Signatures must appear on let- WE’RE ALL EARS ters published. The staff believes port and harbor mainte- ment of the water resources Lock and Dam: that there is greater credibility in nance on the Great Lakes, needs of the Great Lakes America’s Water letters signed in print and will not advance key flood protec- System including all the Infrastructure Act will withhold names of writers from tion projects and increase streams, rivers, lakes, and expedite the Army Corps’ publication. funding for community other bodies of water within current disposition study at Responses Invited: Letters crit- drinking water projects. the drainage basin of the the Upper St. Anthony Falls ical of individuals or other entities “This bipartisan legisla- Great Lakes. Lock and Dam to allow for may be shown to those individuals tion is an important step Double the water infra- the repurposing of the cur- or representatives of those entities Questions? Your opinion is forward for Minnesota’s structure funding program: rent site. Klobuchar suc- in advance of publication with an something waterways, water infra- The legislation reautho- cessfully worked to include invitation by newspaper staff for Comments? structure, environment, and rizes the Water this provision in the bill to we always response in the same issue as the Story Ideas? our economy,” Klobuchar Infrastructure Finance and advance the redevelopment original letter. want to hear said. “I fought hard to Innovation Act (WIFIA) pro- of the Upper St. Anthony Corrections: If an error is made Let us know include provisions that will gram, providing important Falls Lock and Dam and in news or advertising publication, how we're doing. help advance important amendments to allow the build upon her provision in the staff encourages readers to call flooding and water infra- Corps and other federal the 2014 Water Resources it to our immediate attention by structure projects and agencies with federal credit Reform and Development calling 681-4450. We will attempt improve the management instruments to enter into an Act that closed the lock in to correct the error or clarify the and eradication of aquatic agreement with the EPA to order to protect Minnesota’s misunderstanding in the next invasive species like inva- service loans for their pro- waterways from invasive issue. sive carp and zebra mus- grams. This section carp. Deadline: The deadline for let- 218-681-4450 • [email protected] sels. This legislation also improves the process for ters to the editor is 10 a.m. on Mondays. 324 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls, MN 56701 helps local communities state applications, provides Wednesday, October 24, 2018 CHURCH SCHEDULES Thief River Falls Times ~ 5B Minnesota students have top ACT scores

Minnesota students students are showing us ness benchmarks, compared ACT two or more times had ers between our students Career Readiness report again topped the nation on that they are graduating to 27 percent of students an average composite score and access to postsecondary annually, and includes ACT the ACT college entrance high school with the skills nationally, meaning they of 23.7, which is 4.4 points education," said Cassellius. score results from all 50 exam, among the 19 states they need to be successful in are likely prepared for the higher than the 34,065 "I’d like to see more stu- states and the District of where 90 percent or more their careers or college rigor of college-level course- graduates who took the test dents taking advantage of Columbia. students took the college experiences," said work. Also in 2018, 28 per- only once. While Minnesota these fee waivers to improve entrance exam, earning a Education Commissioner cent of Minnesota students schools offer the ACT at no their scores significantly by composite score of 21.3. Brenda Cassellius. "It is our were likely to attain the cost to students who are taking the test a second CORRECTION Nationally, 55 percent of goal that students are well Gold ACT WorkKeys unable to pay, ACT also pro- time without incurring any A phone number listed 2018 graduates took the prepared for their next step National Career Readiness vides fee waivers to stu- fees. This is important to for Sanford’s Pediatric ACT, earning an average in life, whether it is secur- Certificate or higher, com- dents who qualify for free or improve equitable access to Department that appeared composite score of 20.8. ing their first job or attend- pared to 26 percent nation- reduced-price meals, which career and college for all in a news story and an Minnesota’s overall score ing the college of their ally. Earning a gold certifi- would cover the cost for Minnesota students. It is advertisement about an was down 0.2 points from choice. Minnesotans should cate translates to having those wishing to take it my hope that more schools open house for the pediatric 2017, but up slightly from be very proud of their stu- the skills for 93 percent of again and better their score. will encourage students to therapy department was 2016, when Minnesota first dents, and the educators jobs from the ACT JobPro Yet, more than a quarter (27 take it again in their senior incorrect. The department opened access to 17,000 who are helping them suc- database, which has over percent) of Minnesota stu- year after they have anoth- can be reached at 218-683- additional students by pro- ceed." 21,000 jobs profiled. dents who qualified for fee er year or two of learning 4860 prior to Nov. 5, and viding the test to juniors in In 2018, 30 percent of ACT’s report also shows waivers did not use them. under their belts." after Nov. 5, the number is high schools statewide. Minnesota graduates met that 27,188 of Minnesota’s "In Minnesota, we have ACT releases the 218-683-4789. "Thousands of Minnesota all four ACT college-readi- 2018 graduates taking the worked to eliminate barri- Condition of College &

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Worship Services: Sundays at Phone: (218) 681-4643 facebook.com/silvertonlutheranchurch Phone: (218) 681-4388 Phone: (218) 289-1735 Sundays: Morning Devotional Web: www.almaaflc.org [email protected] 10:45 a.m.; Communion is the first Sundays: Worship services at 9 Web: www.umctrf.org Sunday, October 28: Worship with Weekend Masses: Saturdays at 5 Sunday of the month; Meeting of Hour on KTRF 1230 at 8 a.m., a.m.; Prayer at 10 a.m. Email: [email protected] reception of new members at 9:30 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament; Sundays the session is the first Monday of Worship Service at 9:30 a.m., –––––––––– Facebook: Thief River Falls a.m., Family Sunday school fol- at 8 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament, Sunday School at 11 a.m., Prayer United Methodist Church the month at 7:30 p.m. sT. BeRnARd’s Thursdays: Our Chit Chat Group at lowed by pot luck dinner 10:45 a.m. 11:30 a.m. at St. Edward, 9:45 a.m. –––––––––– Meeting at 7 p.m. –––––––––– at St. Joseph Tuesdays: Women’s Bible Study at CAThOliC ChuRCh 10 a.m., stop by for coffee and con- gOOdRidge AReA Father Rick Lambert, Pastor versation. Weekday Masses: Tuesdays at 5:30 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. 105 Knight Avenue N., Thief River Falls ABundAnT liFe luTheRAn PARish - elCA Fridays: Narcotics Anonymous luTheRAn ChuRCh p.m. at Blessed Sacrament, Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 Phone: (218) 681-3571 LeRoy Flickinger, Pastor Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at LifeCare FAiTh, ekelund, BeThAny p.m., Supper from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 www.stbernardscc.org Group at 7 p.m. Kristin Ostercamp, Pastor St. Bernard’s Mass: Saturdays at 5 1602 Pennington Ave., Manor, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. p.m., Kids Klub and Youth Bible Sundays: Worship at 9 a.m. P.O. Box 522, Thief River Falls P.O. Box 157, Goodridge p.m., Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and Joseph, Fridays at 5:30 p.m. at Phone: (218) 378-4191 Study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Mondays: Worship at Thief River Phone: (218) 681-2300 10:30 a.m. Web: abundantlifetrf.com Karlstad Care Center [email protected] Study at 6:40 p.m., Choir at 7:30 Care Center at 10 a.m. Sundays: Service at 9:30 a.m.; –––––––––– Wednesday, October 24: p.m. –––––––––– Tuesdays: Bible study at 7:15 p.m. Coffee & Fellowship at 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday School. Fridays: Men’s Bible Study and –––––––––– CORneRsTOne BAPTisT sT. jOsePh’s CAThOliC Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, October 28: Reformation Breakfast at 6:45 a.m. ChuRCh –––––––––– ChuRCh –––––––––– viking luTheRAn PARish Nathan Satchwill, Pastor Sunday, one combined Worship Fr. Bob Schreiner, Priest 112 Edward Ave. N., Red Lake Falls ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh PO Box 816, Thief River Falls service at Ekelund at 10 a.m., fol- Pulpit Supply: Marilyn Grandstrand, Barb BeThlehem And ReineR luTheRAn Phone: (218) 253-2685 nAzAReTh luTheRAn using the facilities of lowed by lunch, Trunks for Treats FRee ChuRCh – AFlC Saturdays: St. Joseph (Brooks) Price, Cindy Ellingson Faith Lutheran Brethren Church at Carnival until 1:30 p.m. Highway 1, 7 miles east of Goodridge 218-523-4995 PARish – elCA 601 Dewey Avenue N, Thief River Falls Mass at 5 p.m.; St. Joseph (Red (218) 681-4643 P.O. Box 37, Viking Cathie Rhodes, Pastor Phone: (218) 689-2937 Monday, October 29: Faith 202 Marshall Avenue, Holt Sundays: Worship at 11:30 a.m. Lake Falls) Mass at 5:30 p.m. www.cornerstonetrf.org women’s Mission Mondays OAk Ridge Box 39, Newfolden –––––––––– Sundays: St. Joseph (Red Lake facebook.com/cornerstonetrf Workday from 9 a.m. to noon. luTheRAn ChuRCh Bethlehem Office: (218) 874-7115 Sundays: Bible study at 5:30 p.m., Falls) Mass at 10 a.m. Nazareth Office: (218) 449-3856 –––––––––– RedeemeR luTheRAn Thief River Falls Worship Services at 6:30 p.m. with ChuRCh – elCA –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-1824 Parsonage: (218) 449-3431 immAnuel And eBenezeR Wednesday, October 24: Bible Children’s Church offered for kids Darrel Cory, Pastor sT. PAuli luTheRAn Worship Services at Zion: ages 4-8 luTheRAn PARish – elCA 1300 Nora Street East, Thief River Falls study at Bethlehem at 10:30 a.m., Jonathan Dodson, Pastor (218) 681-3390 ChuRCh elCA Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Bethlehem Office Hours from 1 - 3 –––––––––– P.O. Box 98, Plummer E-mail: [email protected] Carl Hansen, Pastor Worship Services at Oak Ridge: p.m., Confirmation at 3:30 p.m., Phone: (218) 465-4525 Wednesdays: Sing and Ring at 5:15 P.O. Box 944, County Road 20 S. Sundays at 9 a.m. eAgle’s vieW ChuRCh, Thief River Falls Bethlehem Council meets at 7 p.m. OuTReACh CenTeR Sunday, October 28: Worship at p.m., Toddler-6th Grade BLAST Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Ebenezer at 9 a.m., Sunday school Web: http://historicstpauli.org Thursday, October 25: Nazareth Roger Schmitz, Pastor from 5:30 p.m. to 6:25 p.m., Wednesday, October 24: –––––––––– Office hours from 10 a.m. to Noon. 111 Fourth Street East, Thief River Falls at Immanuel at 9:15 a.m., Worship Worship at 6:30 p.m., Confirmation Confirmation class at 6:30 p.m., WesTAkeR FRee luTheRAn Sunday, October 28: Reformation Phone: (218) 686-5962 at 7:15 p.m. Worship Services: Sundays at 10 at Immanuel at 10:30 a.m. WELCA meeting at 7 p.m. ChuRCh AFlC Sunday, Worship at Bethlehem at 9 a.m.; Wednesdays: Prayer at 7 p.m. –––––––––– Sundays: Worship at 9:30 a.m. Phil Rokke, Pastor a.m., Worship at Nazareth at 11 a.m. (Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd Sunday, October 28: No Sunday –––––––––– immAnuel luTheRAn School, Worship with Confirmation 321 Minnesota Ave. E., Newfolden Tuesday, October 30: Noon text Sundays) Phone: (218) 874-7925 ePiPhAny sTATiOn ChuRCh - missOuRi synOd Ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday at 10:30 study, Afternoon Parish Visitation, Rev. Chris Rosebrough, Pastor –––––––––– Matty Towse, Lead Pastor –––––––––– a.m.; Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Nazareth’s WELCA’s Dinner at 403 Main Avenue North, Thief River Falls Radium BlACk RiveR luTheRAn Phone: (218) 681-9992 or 745-5604 Communion: 1st Sunday of the Biff’s at noon. Web: www.epiphanystation.com ChuRCh ThRiving liFe ChuRCh –––––––––– E-Mail: [email protected] Sundays: Worship at 1 p.m., Bible Frank Ehling, Pastor Jim Binder, Pastor month. Sundays: Worship at 9, 10:15 and Study at 2:15 p.m. Sheila Michaels, Pastor Erskine Community Center Confirmation Class: Wednesdays CAlvARy luTheRAn 218-556-1545 11:30 a.m. –––––––––– 15952 110th Street SW, Red Lake Falls at 3:30 p.m. ChuRCh – elCA Sundays: Worship at 8:00 a.m.; www.thrivinglifemn.org –––––––––– neWFOlden evAngeliCAl Bible Study: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Frank Ehling, Pastor Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday morn- Sheila Michaels, Pastor evAngeliCAl COvenAnT FRee ChuRCh ings at 10 a.m. at Erskine Potluck dinner: 3rd Sunday of the Brielle Drevlow, Pianist Gary Barrett, Pastor –––––––––– PO Box 8 ChuRCh Community Center. All are wel- month. Bert Foster, Senior Pastor P.O. Box 86, Newfolden RindAl luTheRAn 405 Water Street, St. Hilaire Phone: (218) 874-8785 come. Trumpet of Truth: Sundays at 7 1425 Third Street East, Thief River Falls ChuRCh, nAlC Phone: (218) 964-5750 Phone: (218) 681-4449 E-mail: [email protected] –––––––––– p.m. on KTRF. Sundays: Worship at 10:00 a.m.; Wednesday: Awana (4 yrs - 6th Ollie Urdahl, Interim Pastor Web: www.trfcovchurch.org 23511 110th Ave. NW, Newfolden –––––––––– Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays www.facebook.com/trfcovchurch grade) and Detour (7-12th grade) Sundays: Sunday school at 10 a.m., TRiniTy luTheRAn ChuRCh of the month Office E-Mail: [email protected] at 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Adult Bible study at Worship service at 11:15 a.m. – elCA ziOn luTheRAn ChuRCh – –––––––– Sundays: Worship Service at 9:30 6:45 p.m. –––––––––– Rev. John Voelker, Ph.D., Pastor elCA a.m., Sunday School at 11 a.m., Saturday: Men’s prayer time at 7 Linda Kaushagen, Lay Visitation John Golv, Senior Pastor CleARWATeR and Senior Outreach Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor Prayer Group at 6:30 p.m. a.m. RiveR OF liFe ChuRCh luTheRAn PARish Timothy Self, Pastor 325 Horace Ave. N., Thief River Falls 505 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls Tuesdays: Mending the Soul 6 Sunday: Sunday school at 9:15 mT. Olive, nAzAReTh, 1563 Highway 59 SE (Next to McDonalds) Phone: (218) 681-1310 Phone: (218) 681-3296 p.m., Al-Anon at 7 p.m. a.m.; Morning worship at 10:30 Thief River Falls www.trinitylutherantrf.org Web: www.ziontrf.org OAk PARk, sT. PeTRi Wednesdays: Youth Group at a.m. Phone: (218) 681-1469 Sundays: Worship with Holy Wednesday, October 24: SAIL at 9 Jeff Merseth, Pastor www.riveroflifetrfmn.org Rt. 1, Box 156C, Oklee Elevate NextGen Youth Center 6 - 8 –––––––––– Sundays: Service at 10 a.m., nurs- Communion at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m., a.m., Confirmation Supper at 5:30 p.m., Confirmation Pictures at 6 Phone: (218) 796-5130 p.m. neWFOlden neW hOPe ery/preschool available as well as Sunday School at 9:25 a.m., Coffee Wednesday, October 24: Saturdays: Men’s Breakfast Bible ministry for children 1st - 6th grade. Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. p.m., Confirmation from 6-7:30 Wednesday school/Confirmation luTheRAn ChuRCh - AAlC Study at 8:30 a.m. Ollie Urdahl, Pastor Wednesdays: Adult Prayer/Bible –––––––––– p.m., God’s Joy Choir at 6 p.m., from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. P.O. Box 185, Newfolden Senior Choir at 6:45 p.m. –––––––––– Study at 7 p.m. uniTed luTheRAn, gATzke Sunday, October 28: Reformation Phone: (218) 874-6611 Thursday, October 25: SAIL evAngeliCAl FRee Worship Services: Sundays at 9:30 –––––––––– OuR sAviOR’s, ThieF lAke Sunday, Oak Park Sunday School at Exercise at 9 a.m., Pastor’s ChuRCh a.m. sevenTh-dAy AdvenTisT Robert Dahlen, Pastor 8:30 a.m., Worship with (218) 425-7878 Conference at Bethany in Red Lake Communion at Oak Park at 9:45 Pastoral Staff: Steve Anderson, –––––––––– ChuRCh Kent Hudson David Jahn, Pastor Our Savior’s, Thief Lake Falls at 9:30 a.m., Prayer Shawl a.m., dinner is to follow and kids 211 Arnold Ave. N., Thief River Falls nexus ChuRCh 1024 Tindolph Ave. South, Thief River Falls Phone: (218) 222-3711 Luke Stavos, Pastor Ministry at 10 a.m. will sing. Phone: (218) 681-3855 Phone: (218) 416-0178 United Lutheran, Gatzke Web: www.trfefc.org 246 Kendall Ave. N., Thief River Falls Worship Services: Saturdays at 11 (218) 459-3351 Friday, October 26: Men’s –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-4716 Sundays: (KTRF 1230) Morning Sundays: Worship at 10:30 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday a.m.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. Breakfast at Biff’s at 7 a.m., SAIL COmmuniTy ChuRCh devotional hour at 8 a.m., Worship Wednesdays: Awana and Jr. Hi. Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday –––––––––– Exercise at 9 a.m., Coffee w/ Staff nOndenOminATiOnAl JAM at 6:30 p.m., Sr. Hi Lighthouse service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Curtis Jacobson, Senior Pastor Evening Prayer at 6 p.m. silveR CReek luTheRAn at 11 a.m., Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday, October 27: Highway 1 East, Thief River Falls and Bible Study at 7 p.m. Wednesdays: Kids Service from 6 - ChuRCh Phone: (218) 681-2285 –––––––––– 7:30 p.m., Youth Group from 6:30 - John Golv, Senior Pastor Tuesdays: Women’s Bible study at Confirmation Banquet and rehearsal Saturdays: Saturday Morning Ale Tulu, Associate Pastor 9 a.m., Quilting at 11 a.m. FAiTh luTheRAn 8 p.m. at 5:30 p.m. Men’s Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. 22479 170th Ave. NE, Thief River Falls Wednesdays: Confirmation at 5:30 Sunday, October 28: Confirmation Sundays: Sunday Morning BReThRen ChuRCh –––––––––– Phone: (218) 681-7079 Tim Carlson, Interim Lay Pastor Sundays: Worship services at 10 p.m., Supper from 5:30-6:30 p.m., Sunday, Worship with Cable 3 and Celebration Service and One Way OPen ARms ChRisTiAn 601 Dewey Ave. N., Thief River Falls a.m. Kids Klub at 6:30 p.m., Youth Bible KTRF broadcasts at 8:30 a.m., 2nd Kids Sunday School For Children FellOWshiP Church: (218) 681-7705 –––––––––– study at 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Grade Bible presentations at 8:30 from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; Worship Services: Sundays at A ministry of the seventh-day Adventist Church study at 6:40 p.m., Choir at 7:30 a.m., Education hour at 9:30 a.m., Revolutionary Prayer and Prophetic 10:30 a.m. sT. jOhn luTheRAn David Jahn, Pastor p.m. Silver Creek Worship at 10 a.m., Worship from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.; –––––––––– 218-416-0178 ChuRCh Fridays: Men’s Bible study and UPrising YOUTH GROUP (7th 401 St. Paul Ave. S., Thief River Falls missouri synod Confirmation service at 10:30 a.m. FiRsT luTheRAn ChuRCh Church Phone: (218) 681-2790 Pastor: Thomas L. Puffe breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Monday, October 29: SAIL grade - College Age) at 7 p.m.; First Lutheran Church [email protected] 101 Pine Ave. S., Thief River Falls –––––––––– Exercise at 9 a.m., Parish Nurse Bookstore and coffee bar open 210 Park Ave., Middle River Saturdays: Sabbath School classes Phone: (218) 681-4488 before and after Sunday Morning Gustav Adolph Lutheran Church for adults and children at 3:00 p.m.; Sundays: Worship at 8:30 a.m., viking COvenAnT ChuRCh Hours from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Strathcona, MN Rev. Jim Robberstad, Pastor Kiwanis Festival of Tables in fel- services Phone: (218) 222-3622 Worship Service at 4:15 p.m.; Sunday School/Adult Bible Study at First Lutheran (Middle River): Viking, MN lowship hall. Wednesdays: Discipleship & New Fellowship Meal at 5:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m.; Confirmation Instruction Phone: (218) 523-4735 Believers Classes for all ages from Worship service Sundays at 11 a.m. Wednesdays: Mid-week fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Cell: (218) 201-0350 Tuesday, October 30: Staff 6:15 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.; Home Church Every 3rd Sunday Worship at 11:30 and Bible study at 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays: Bible Study at 6:30 p.m. Worship Services: Sunday at 9 Meeting at 9:30 a.m., Coffee with - First Wednesday of each month a.m. with Brunch starting at 10:30 Fridays: Vespers fellowship and Fridays: Bible Study at 1:30 p.m. at a.m. Special events as announced. Staff at 10:30 a.m., Noon Pastors from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. a.m. Bible study at 7:00 p.m. “Hi Rise” 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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farmtownstrong.org Challenger Elementary Thief River Falls ternative of cereal is available Red Lake Falls School Milk is served with all meals. every breakfast. All meals are served with fruit Thief River Falls Fruit choice and juice served for Breakfast and milk. All lunches are served Milk is served with all meals. breakfast. Breakfast prices: Stu- Monday: Toast, cereal, fruit with fresh vegetables and fruit Fruit choice and juice served for dents $1.65; reduced Free. Lunch Tuesday: Muffin, yogurt, ap- choice. breakfast. Alternate entrees: prices: Students $2.80; reduced plesauce Breakfast Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. Free. Wednesday: Scones, oranges Monday: Cereal, toast, peanut Breakfast prices: Students $1.50; Breakfast Thursday: Breakfast roll, ap- butter, jelly, butter reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- All items offered every day: plesauce Tuesday: Yogurt parfait dents $2.80; reduced Free. Bacon/egg pizza, breakfast Friday: Toast. cereal, fruit Wednesday: Cinnamon roll, Breakfast sausage pizza, cream cheese Lunch cheese stick Mondays: Sausage or egg bagel, cini-minis, burritos, Monday: Tomato soup, toasted Thursday: Waffle, syrup, hard breakfast pizza chocolate chip, maple and straw- cheese sandwich, apple boiled egg Tuesdays: French toast sticks berry pancakes. Tuesday: Baked potato, ham, Friday: Cereal, cheese stick with sausage patty Tuesdays: Tornados dinner roll, orange Lunch Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- Thursdays: Pancake dog on a Wednesday: Spaghetti with Monday: Chicken fajitas, rice wich stick meat sauce, carrots, peaches Tuesday: Chicken legs, cheesy Thursdays: Pancake wrap Fridays: Cinnamon roll Thursday: Chicken fajita, re- green beans, dinner roll poppers Lunch fried beans, applesauce Wednesday: Sloppy joe on a Fridays: Cinnamon roll Monday: No school Friday: Quesadilla, peas, bun, baked beans Lunch Tuesday: Soft shell with strawberries Thursday: Turkey tidbits in Monday: No school choice of filling, chips and salsa, –––––––––– gravy, mashed potatoes, dinner Tuesday: Prowler rib patty on Mexican rice, Santiago refried Viking Elementary roll a bun, steamed green beans, beans, diced pears School Friday: Sub sandwich, baked diced peaches Wednesday: Turkey tidbits in All breakfast and lunches chips Wednesday: Harvest pork gravy, mashed potatoes, large served with juice, low fat/fat –––––––––– chop with butter, mashed pota- dinner roll, green beans, oranges free milk, and fruit. All bread St. Bernard’s toes, dinner roll, carroteenies, Thursday: Meatball hoagie, products served are whole grains. Thief River Falls pears sweet potato waffle fries, broc- An alternative of cereal is avail- Milk and fruit is served with Thursday: Taco in a bag with coli buds, pineapple tidbits able at every breakfast. all meals. Juice is served with salsa, Santiago refried beans, Friday: Pancakes and saus- Breakfast breakfast. lunch bunch grapes sage, hashbrown, carroteenies, Monday: Toast, cereal Breakfast Friday: Chicken tenders, fruit juice Tuesday: Scones, cereal Monday: No school twisted fries, whole grain long –––––––––– Wednesday: Breakfast pizza Tuesday: Cereal choice, toast john, sweet peas, apple slices Goodridge Schools Thursday: Pop-Tart, cereal Wednesday: Scrambled eggs, with cinnamon Goodridge Friday: Toast, cereal toast –––––––––– Milk is served with all meals. Lunch Thursday: Breakfast pizza Franklin Middle School Juice is served with all break- Monday: BBQ teriyaki Friday: Cereal choice, toast Thief River Falls fasts. chicken, brown rice, broccoli Lunch Milk is served with all meals. Breakfast Tuesday: Italian dunkers with Monday: No school Fruit choice and juice served for Monday: Scrambled eggs, meat sauce, carrots Tuesday: Chicken drumsticks, breakfast. Alternate entrees: toast with jelly, oranges Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, seasoned rice, baked beans, cel- Pizza or Uncrustable PB & J. Tuesday: Blueberry muffin, mashed potatoes ery sticks, pineapple tidbits Breakfast prices: Students $1.60; cereal choice, apples Thursday: Taco in a bag, let- Wednesday: Meatballs, reduced Free. Lunch prices: Stu- Wednesday: Breakfast pizza, tuce, cheese, green beans mashed potatoes with gravy, dents $2.75; reduced Free. oranges Friday: Hot ham and cheese corn, apples Breakfast Thursday: Toast with jelly, on a bun, corn Thursday: Sub sandwiches, Answers to last week’s puzzles Mondays: Sausage or egg choice of cereal, fruit, yogurt –––––––––– red peppers, cucumbers, toma- breakfast pizza Friday: Cinnamon roll, choice Red Lake toes, diced peaches Tuesdays: French toast sticks of cereal, applesauce County Central Friday: Tater tot hotdish, car- with sausage patty Lunch Elementary School rot sticks, broccoli, cinnamon Wednesdays: Breakfast sand- Monday: Pepperoni pizza, Milk and fruit is served with apple slices wich garden salad, corn, pears all meals. Bread, cereal and juice –––––––––– Thursdays: Pancake wrap Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, as- is served with breakfast. St. John Lutheran poppers sorted sauces, steamed carrots, Breakfast School Fridays: Cinnamon roll mashed potatoes and gravy, fruit Monday: Pancakes Thief River Falls Lunch salad, bread Tuesday: Egg omelet Milk is served with all meals. Monday: No school Wednesday: Hamburger mac- Wednesday: Long john roll Lunch Tuesday: Prowler rib patty on aroni casserole, green beans, Thursday: Muffins Monday: Bring your own a bun, steamed green beans, peaches, bread Friday: Cinnamon Roll lunch diced peaches Thursday: Turkey on a bun, Lunch Tuesday: Stuffed crust cheese Wednesday: Harvest pork chicken vegetable soup, carrots Monday: Chicken nuggets, pizza, diced carrots, lunch bunch chop with butter, mashed pota- and celery, broccoli with dip, ap- roast baby bakes, beets, butter, grapes toes, dinner roll, diced carrots, ples and oranges bread Wednesday: Harvest pork lunch bunch grapes Friday: Pulled pork on a bun, Tuesday: Hot dogs, sun chips, chop with butter, mashed pota- seasoned rice, corn, Mandarin baked beans toes, dinner roll, diced carrots, Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into Thursday: Taco in a bag with nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 salsa, Santiago refried beans, oranges Wednesday: Pepperoni pizza, lunch bunch grapes must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear lunch bunch grapes –––––––––– salad bar, pudding Thursday: Taco in a bag with only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the Friday: Chicken tenders, Marshall County Thursday: Chicken nuggets, salsa, Santiago refried beans, order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric scalloped potatoes, vegetables lunch bunch grapes clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you twisted fries, whole grain long Central School name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! john, apple slices with cinnamon, Newfolden Friday: Chili, corn chips, Friday: Chicken tenders, sweet peas All breakfast and lunches crackers, corn muffins, vegeta- twisted fries, whole grain long –––––––––– served with juice and low fat/fat- bles john, sweet peas, apple slices Lincoln High School free milk. All bread products –––––––––– with cinnamon served are whole grains. An al- Lafayette High School Discovery Place Senior Meals

Milk is served with all meals. with ham, corn, bread and butter, Heritage Center wheat bun, Jell-O Breakfast fruit cocktail Thief River Falls Wednesday: Pancakes, Monday: Kix, whole wheat Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, Meal provided by Lutheran sausage, scrambled eggs, syrup, toast, orange juice mashed potatoes with gravy, Social Services. All meals are fruit cup Tuesday: Corn Flakes, whole bread and butter, peas, oranges served with bread and milk. Thursday: Baked ham, baked wheat toast, apple juice Wednesday: Spaghetti hot- Menu is subject to change upon potato, sour cream, glazed car- Wednesday: Pancakes with dish, bread and butter, green availability of certain items. rots, dinner roll with margarine, syrup, grape juice beans, diced pears Monday: Salmon loaf, cheesecake with topping Thursday: Rice Krispies, Thursday: Cheese pizza, corn, mashed potatoes, creamed peas, Friday: Chicken patty, scal- whole wheat toast, orange juice pineapple peaches loped potatoes, peas and carrots, Friday: Chex, whole wheat Friday: Vegetable beef soup, Tuesday: Meat sauce, dinner roll with margarine, toast, apple juice cheese sandwich, saltines, apple- spaghetti noodles, cauliflower, fruited Jell-O sauce lettuce, salad dressing, garlic –––––––– Lunch bread, pie Newfolden Monday: Scalloped potatoes Wednesday: Chicken, baked Community Center State surpasses 300 deaths potato, sour cream, beets, Man- The Senior Meal Program has darin oranges relocated to the Newfolden on Minnesota roads Thursday: Country steak, Café. Meals are served Sunday mashed potatoes with gravy, through Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 Minnesota has now sur- • A pedestrian struck by green beans, fruit cobbler p.m. For more information, call passed 300 road fatalities in a vehicle while attempting Friday: Sloppy joe, potato 218-874-8361. 2018, compared to 285 last to cross a highway in Sher- salad, corn, cookie Monday: Chicken chow mein year at this time. Prelimi- burne County. –––––––– with crunchy noodles nary data from the Depart- The 300 fatalities include: Meals on Wheels Tuesday: Soup and sandwich ment of Public Safety Office • 195 motor vehicle occu- Thief River Falls Wednesday: Meatloaf dinner of Traffic Safety shows 302 pants. Meals on Wheels will deliver Thursday: Baked chicken people have died on Min- • 58 motorcyclists com- meals Monday through Friday, nesota roads since Jan. 1. pared with 52 reported this including holidays. For more Friday: Taco salad The state reported 300 time last year. information, call (218) 681- –––––––––– deaths on Oct. 22 in 2018; • 29 pedestrians com- 6861. Low fat milk served LSS Senior Meals 300 deaths were reported on pared with 29 reported this with all meals. Viking and Holt Oct. 31 in 2017. time last year. Monday: Bean soup, egg Senior meals are served every Recent deaths on Min- • 6 bicyclists compared salad on a bun, apple, frosted weekday. To make a Viking or nesota roads include: with 7 reported this time cake Holt meal reservation or to re- • Two teenage girls who last year. Tuesday: California burger, ceive a menu, please call (218) were involved in a crash • 31 deaths involving lettuce and tomato with mayo, 874-7137. Viking meals avail- when their vehicle went off crashes with heavy vehicle macaroni salad, baked beans, able as home delivery only. the roadway in Carver trucks. County. • 145 single-vehicle • A female motorcyclist crashes. Engelstad joins who was killed when she col- • 157 multi-vehicle lided with a pickup truck crashes. making a left-hand turn in Making better choices Evergreen Implement Hennepin County. Four main factors con- Evergreen Implement • A suspected alcohol-im- tinue to contribute to the Company welcomes Cheryl paired driver who ran a stop loss of life in 2018: alcohol, Engelstad to its Thief River sign and collided with a distracted driving, speeding, Falls location. truck in Washington County. and not wearing seat belts. Engelstad has many years of professional experi- ence. She was employed Pennington, Marshall Pennington County Minnesota with Dean Foods, Thief & Lake of the Woods River Falls, for many years. Her previous employment County Plat Books shows a strong background in customer service, account- available ing, payroll and workers’ compensation. IN COLOR Engelstad is originally from the Viking area and a 324 Main Avenue North • PO Box 100 • Thief River Falls, MN 56701-0100 $ 00 (218) 681-4450 • e-mail: [email protected] • www.trftimes.com graduate of Northland Com- munity and Technical Col- the Thief River Falls area 38 lege, Thief River Falls. She with her husband, Murray. holds a two-year degree in Evergreen Implement accounting. She attended Company has four locations: 324 Main Ave. N. • Thief River Falls high school at Marshall Warren, Thief River Falls, (218) 681-4450 • Fax: (218) 681-4455 County Central in New- Mahnomen and Baudette. Email: [email protected] folden. She now resides in Wednesday, October24, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS Thief River Falls Times ~ 7B

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CHS AG SERVICES SEEKING CUSTOM APPLICATOR & SEASONAL TRUCK DRIVERS We are hiring for As CHS continues to grow, we have many opportunities and these positions: positions available. • Culinary Director FT, must have CDM Today, CHS is looking for a custom applicator and seasonal truck drivers to join our CHS AG Services-Warren MN location. • Director of Nursing FT • Housekeeping/Laundry PT • Transportation FT • Restorative Aides FT/PT To view full description and complete on-line application visit • RN Restorative Coordinator PT • NARs FT/PT www.chsinc.com/careers. You may also stop in at 747 S Main • Activity Assistant FT • LPNs FT/PT for help with on-line application. * NEW WAGES * Please attach a resume to application, Questions can be directed Come apply at sfhs.org, click Employement, click View Job to Jason Clark 218-745-4166 or [email protected] Postings and look for positions for Pennington Health Services Please contact Tracy Kriel, Human Resources Director EOE/AA CHS is an EO/AA/M/F/V/D employer. at the Thief River Care Center, [email protected] or call 218-683-8103

Valley Home has SOMETHING DIFFERENT to offer employees! Valley Home offers paid breaks, free employee meals, paid in-house training and GROW your career with AgCountry Farm Credit Services working with incredible caring people! As well as competitive wages, paid time off, retirement plan as well as other benefits. CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE We are currently looking for: Thief River Falls, MN We are seeking a part-time (50% FTE), benefits eligible Customer DIETARY Service Representative in our Thief River Falls, MN office. The Part-Time Head Cook majority of the hours will be worked between November and April each 5 a.m. - 1 p.m. Every other weekend year, with occasional hours from May through October to cover the 1 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Weekdays office when other staff members are out. In this role, you will assist lending staff, maintain loan files, identify customer needs and assist Part-Time Assistant Cook financial services staff, through efficient administrative support. You 1:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. will also present a professional, welcoming image to AgCountry 2/10 CAREGIVERS/CNA’s customers and office visitors and develop and maintain strong MEDICATION AIDES customer relationships by providing quality front-line service. If you Part-Time 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. PART-TIME COOK have a high school degree, ability to utilize computer technology and Part-Time 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. wide variety of software, and the ability to communicate effectively with customers and co-workers, apply today! Part-Time 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. Closing Date: October 29, 2018 at 7 p.m. These positions may require an every other weekend and holiday rotation. For full details and to submit your resume, please visit our Interested applicants may pick up an application at Valley Home website at: www.agcountry.com/employment or submit their resume to the Business Office at 523 Arnold Avenue South, Thief River Falls, MN 56701. “We Bring More to Your Table” EEO/AA/M/F/Veteran/Disability 8B ~ Thief River Falls Times CLASSIFIEDS & LEGAL NOTICES Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent Rummage Sales JOB OPENING Small package delivery company TWO BEDROOM: Large main INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE Controller/ looking for WAREHOUSE floor. Heat and water paid, one year Located at 212 Minnesota Ave. S. PROCESSOR. Monday through Help Wanted lease. 218-686-0738. P4t86p St. Hilaire (Signs will be posted) Accountant Friday, hours will vary. Pay nego- October 24, 25, 26 Seeking applicants for an experienced Controller / Accountant. QUIET RIVER RENTAL: w/dock. tiable based upon experience. Must 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Suitable for 1-2 responsible adults. 9am-5pm all three days $40,000 to $50,000 a year depending on experience. be able to lift 50lbs. Must be able to No pets, no smoking. 218-681-1665. EVERYTHING PRICED TO GO! Apply online at Homark.com/contact.htm or pick up an pass employment background check Part or Full Time P4t87p Wall decor, some clothing and furni- application at Homark, 100 Third Street SW, Red Lake Falls and drug screening. Please email ture, tables, and misc. 2t85p or call Kevin Harmoning at 218-253-2777 for more info. your resume to 3:30 - 8 p.m. MOVE IN SPECIAL [email protected]. We HEATED GARAGE SALE will contact you for an interview. Perfect for after school, college, $599 VISA GIFT CARD 615 S. Kendall nd (In Alley) or Part Time 2 job! Friday, Oct. 26 ~ 12 - 6 p.m. LOOKING Saturday, Oct. 27 ~ 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Prairie Rose Apartments Quality plus size clothing (XL-2X), Domino’s Is Hiring For All Positions TO HIRE Variable weekend shifts! in Red Lake Falls junior clothing, lots of shoes (mostly Hours from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. sizes 9-9.5) and purses, jewelry, has immediate openings for makeup, nail polish, perfume (some Start Immediately Full-Time Pick up an application today at our 1 & 3 bedroom units. n.i.b), hot rollers, wall and decor Yard Delivery service counter. items, craft and sewing items, dog Potential To Make $11/hour Rent is based on Person Petro Pumper clothing (size medium), dog food and Plus Bonuses 30% of income treats, four piece queen bed frame, Full Benefits Certain income restrictions apply lots of misc. household, kitchen, per- Hwy 1 & 59 sonal, clothing, and furniture items. Apply In Person Contact 218-547-3307 or NO CHECKS! EVERYTHING MUST Apply at GO! 2t86p 209 Brooks Ave. N., Thief River Falls www.bldr.com Angie at 218-689-3363 or visit our website www.dwjonesmanagement.com Household Administrative GAS OR WOOD FIREPLACES, GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGE Assistant Needed Equal Housing Opportunity Stoves or Inserts: Highest quality at CREATING BETTER LIVING Guaranteed Lowest Prices! Couples? Singles? Roommates? Duties Include: www.mikesheating.com 800-446- We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you! 1301 Third St West Receptionist, Payroll, 4043 1tfc Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time? 218-681-4447 LARGE 2-BEDROOM Apartment: CLEAN & LIKE NEW! 30”x46” Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time? Light Bookkeeping Heat paid, no pets, 1-year lease. Call kitchen table with (4) spindle-back The opportunities are here. 218-436-3145. 80tfc chairs, light oak butcher block wood, Skills Needed: $60. Call Lou M-Th 8am-4pm @ New Caretakers On-Site! Farmers Co-op Grain & Seed is 3 BEDROOM HOUSE: 2 stall General Office Skills, garage, quiet neighborhood, large 218-681-4450, or after 6pm @ 218- seeking local TRUCK DRIVERS: 782-3040 (Greenbush). NORTHLANDNORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS CDL required, must have current or yard, in Thief River Falls. No pets. Computer and Call Kenny Miller at 701-215-1505. 68tfe 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo be able to pass DOT physical. Please call Danny Miller @ 218-681- Quickbook skills 2 - 3 BEDROOM HOME: 4 miles out Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite. 6283 or 701-741-1189. 81tfc from T.R.F. $700 a month and utili- Daycare Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841 Competitive Wage! ties. No smokers or pets. Call 218- LICENSED DAYCARE HOME HAS 686-9889. P4t87p For children over 2. Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer. OPENINGS: Contact: Bruce D. Keller PC Preschool, food program, fenced in HELPCustom Products WANTED is looking for 218-681-3241 playground. Years of experience. part-/full-time Production Workers. Housing Call Colleen 218-688-2337. 4t88p Olson Gravel, Inc. Apply in person at Opportunities 1724 Hwy. 32 S. TRF Thief River Snow Blowers River Pointe Townhomes, FARM KING COMPLETE: 8ft 2 Excavating & Concrete Sherwood Park Townhomes, stage snow blower. Best offer. Southwood Park Townhomes Humboldt, MN. 218-843-1498. (218) 268-4765 are accepting applications Dependable service & quality products SALES CONSULTANT Miscellaneous for immediate openings. 2,000 per roll, sin- Same day delivery available In Thief River Ford is looking TICKET ROLLS! business gle and double rolls. The Times, 324 Basement & septic installation for an Entry-Level Sales Main Ave. N., TRF, 681-4450. We deliver anywhere! since Consultant to join our winning Certain restrictions apply. 49tfe •Wash •Beach Sand •Class 5 Mod 1974 team! The Sales Consultant Contact DW Jones HEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD or •River Rock •Peat •Black Dirt is seeking applicants for is responsible for working Management, Inc. Coal Furnaces: Highest quality, with customers to identify stainless steel. Guaranteed lowest •Road Gravel •Rip Rap FT & PT Cooks their vehicle needs while (218) 547-3307 prices. Order now and save. The Service with Front Discharge Trucks Best Floor Heat Water Tubing. & Dish Washers ensuring each customer has (218) 689-5152 Free estimate on a complete system. a satisfactory dealership Excellent Prices on Concrete #4 and #5 Rebar Evenings and weekends or our website www.mikesheating.com or 800-446- (Steel or Fiberglass Rebar) experience. 4043. 1tfc Experience preferred but willing www.dwjonesmanagement.com Thief River Ford offers an ALUMINUM SHEETS to train the right person. CREATING BETTER LIVING aggressive pay plan, paid Equal Housing Opportunity 23x35”, 0.008” thick, 75¢ each. Competitive Pay! time off, retirement program 1 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Available at The Times, 324 Main with company match and a HOUSE: Off street parking. Avenue North, TRF. (Call ahead to Help Wanted Apply in person to Al check availability and for large quan- positive work environment $500/month plus deposit. Pet friend- Accounting Technician needed at Marshall County Social at 1080 Hwy 32 South tities.) Call 218-681+4450. 89tfe that comes from a family ly, no smoking. 218-681-1553. Services. A Degree from an accredited two or four-year college with Thief River Falls 2t85p owned business. major in accounting related field preferred. Minnesota Merit System (No phone calls please) ►►SKYLITE APARTMENTS:◄◄ Custom Services If you are a people-oriented Residential apartment living at it’s WELESKI EXCAVATING LLC: certification is necessary. Starting salary is $19.74 to $27.03 CARRIER BOYS & GIRLS wanted person and would enjoy best! Quality HUD subsidized 1st General excavation, dozing, skid- depending on level of experience. to deliver the Northern Watch each working in a professional floor apartments with private entry steer work, licensed septic system Friday evening. Great starter job, installation, waterlines, culverts, If interested please send your resume and references to 208 Colvin envirnoment, perhaps a doors, large commons with gardens, must be at least 11 years old. Stop in beauty shop and gazebo, utilities laser ditching, site prep, driveways, Avenue, Warren, MN 56762 and complete an application online at at The Times for an application ~ 324 career in sales is for you! paid. Facility preference is for sen- screened gravel/rock. Call Tony Main Avenue North, TRF. 55tfe http://agency.governmentjobs.com/mnmeritsystem/default.cfm. iors, handicapped or persons with 218-686-1423. disabilities. Income limits apply. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa at Marshall Please pick up Applications for future housing may County Social Services in Warren, MN at 218-745-5124. an application at be picked up at the Skylite Office, Deadline to apply is 11/9/2018. HELP 415 Arnold Ave. S., Thief River Falls, the front desk between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Marshall County is an Equal Opportunity Employer WANTED Monday through Friday. Equal Housing Opportunity. 1tfc 681-1884 Welders ૽ RESIDENTIAL ૽ COMMERCIAL & Real Estate WIRE-REWIRING FAMILY FOR SALE BY OWNER: Summer SINCE 1969 CAREER OPPORTUNITY Laborers vacation home - - hobby farm - All applicants must BOWL 6.25 Acres. Some open pasture land Thief River Falls, MN Staff Accountant is hiring part-time fenced for sheep, goats, horses, etc. Some plantation pines and spruce. CHUCK’S PAINTING ♦ Interior ♦ 30 Northwestern Minnesota CPA firm has an opening for a full-time Staff pass drug test years experience ♦ Reasonable (Pay depending on experience) BAR HELP ~ $14/HOUR Good well, two hydrants plus Accountant preferably with 3 or more years of tax preparation, water lines into shop style 24’x48’ rates ♦ Call 218-253-4007 P4t85p accounting and payroll preparation with an emphasis on small & COUNTER HELP ~ building currently used for living businesses and agriculture. Duties would include preparation of Apply in person at Root cellar/storm cellar $11.50/HOUR quarters. Firewood/Pellets business and individual tax returns, preparation of compiled and under kitchen floor. 5 miles South of ASH FIREWOOD FOR SALE. reviewed financial statements, payroll reporting and preparation, tax Lindholm Must pass drug & Gonvick on Pine Lake Road. In PLEASE CALL 218-243-2564 OR planning for individuals and small businesses and bookkeeping for Welding background check. view of both Little Pine Lake and 218-766-1431. 3P12t96p small businesses. CPA or CPA candidates preferred but not required. Stop in for application. Pine Lake. $70,000 or make offer. 1325 Main Ave. N. • TRF 46199 Cty. 7, Gonvick, MN 56644. Strong communication and computer skills required.Challenging and No phone call please. 1-218-776-2120. P4t86p Livestock rewarding work in a growing and vital community. Competitive salary, NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Attention Horsemen: Central benefit package, profit sharing, and flexible work schedule. 906 Hwy 32 S. Livestock, West Fargo, will be hold- Thief River Falls Pets ing their annual Fall Horse Sale on Mail or email resume to: EXTRA-EXTRA TO GIVE AWAY: Orange and white Friday, October 26, 2018. Tack at Benton, Safranski & Co. LLP kittens, 4 months old. Will adjust to 10am, Ride-ins at 3pm, Loose indoor or outdoor living. The Northern Watch is now Cute and Horses to follow. ALL Out-of-State P.O. Box 637 • Thief River Falls, MN 56701 FALLS TRUCK playful. Call or text 218-686-5916. horses must have Health Certificate [email protected] accepting applications for P4t85p and Current Coggins. Call Kelly at carrier delivery people for the REPAIR INC. SHIBA-INU x MINI AMERICAN 701-360-2326 for more information Thief River Falls area.* of Thief River Falls is ESKIMO PUPPIES (WHITE): Born or Central Livestock: 701-282- 9-17-18. Wormed and shots given. 3262. 6t85c Girls and boys looking for a responsible, Book your now at $350. ($200 less Furniture and Mattress Specialist of all ages are hard working truck and than pet stores). Call Abraham at 218-563-2349 - leave message. Come join our team! Thief River Falls Slumberland is hiring for a encouraged to apply, trailer mechanic. Wage T2t87p full-time or part-time position to help customers find their dream along with adults. based on experience. GATZKE NEWS furniture solutions. If you enjoy face to face interaction with people, Health insurance and Mrs. Clifford Klamar • 459-3445 working with a fun, energetic team, and providing a high level of PUG PUPPIES Friday, Howard and customer service we will provide the training and structure you other benefits after 90 Mary Ann Lunsetter were days. dinner guests at the Ron need to present the best names in the furniture industry. If you are and Bonnie Ward home. motivated to exceed client expectations, want potential for APPLY IN PERSON AT: Thursday, there was a leadership roles, and willing to work a flexible schedule including 112 State Ave. S Karlstrom cousin reunion some evenings and weekends we will provide the support for your (behind the Hartz at the Harlow Johnson success. High school diploma or equivalent required. Excellent building) home in Thief River Falls. compensation and full-time benefits package. Email your resume Pick Up An Application At Those attending were: to [email protected] or stop by in person. 324 Main Ave. N., TRF OR CALL CRAIG AT Glenn and Ruth Johnson of *Carrier Delivery Routes Are 2 Fawn Males, 1 Black Independent Contractors. 218-681-3476 Female. Born 9-19-18. Warren, James Aase of First shots, de-worming and Moorhead, Bob and Lois ® health check done prior to Foster and Elaine Herman leaving. $800. Will deliver to of Golden, Colorado, Thief River Falls. Howard and Mary Ann 1875 Hwy. 59 South • Thief River Falls Lunsetter, and Wayne and 218-304-2429 Barb Lunsetter. GENERAL CONTRACTOR They all stopped at Sporting Goods Greenleaf Assisted Living CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION RELOADER FOR SHOTGUN Ponsness-Warren Duo- to visit with Gloria CITY OF THIEF RIVER FALLS NOTICE SHELLS: Johnson. Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Industrial Matic Model 375 and lots of supplies. Perfect for Trap shooter. Call John Tuesday, forenoon, Ray and at 218-686-9372. 73tfe Sue Aune were coffee SURPLUS AUCTION guests at the Howard The City of Thief River Falls will hold an Online Auction 218-277-0746 Vehicles/Accessories Lunsetter home. In the that ends on November 1, 2018 at 7 p.m. Bryce Stordahl • NOW HIRING! 2000 PONTIAC GrandAm GT: 4dr, afernoon Bob Engelstad $1,500 o.b.o. Call 218-686-9889. was there for coffee. Website is: publicsurplus.com There is also a link on the City’s website: www.citytrf.net READY MIX CONCRETE, DOUG MILLER SAND & GRAVEL Items up for auction to include: 218-969-7925 Pickup w/ snow plow, truck w/ steamer, We Have Heated Ready Mix For Year Around Jobs. dump truck, SUV, van, Impala squad car Call Friday for Saturday Delivery NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! We will continue to provide the same quality product, expert advice and service • Flat, Metal & Shingled Roofs our clients have come to expect. • Free Estimates St. Hilaire, MN • 218-964-5237 Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards Wednesday, October 24, 2018 LEGAL NOTICES Thief River Falls Times ~ 9B

October 24, 2018 Offices and Candidates that will appear Attorney, County Recorder, County City of Goodridge. Your ballot will your precinct please contact the September 19, 26, The Sample Ballot includes all on all ballots in Pennington County Sheriff, Soil and Water Conservation include the Offices and Candidates list- Pennington County Auditor-Treasurer October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 Offices and Candidates that appear on include: Two U. S. Senate seats, U. S. District Supervisors 2 and 3 and all ed above plus the candidates for State Office at 218-683-7000. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE any one of the Ballots in Pennington Representative District 7, Governor Judicial Offices. All other Offices, Representative 1B, Mayor and Council FORECLOSURE SALE County. You will receive a ballot that and Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of Candidates are dependent on where Members in the City of Goodridge and NOTICE IS hereby given that includes only the Offices and State, State Auditor, Attorney General, your residence is. School Board No. 561 (Goodridge). default has occurred in the conditions Candidates that you can vote for. County Auditor Treasurer, County Example: If you are a resident of the If you would like a sample ballot for of that certain mortgage dated June 23, 1999, given to secure an original principal amount of $76,765.00 exe- cuted by Keith E. Johnson and Brenda State General Election Ballot K. 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Unaffiliated Republican VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne M MembeMemberMeMemMemb r Property Address: 1247 Edgewood CCiityitity ofo GoodridgGoodridgeGoodridGoodrGoodriGoodGooGoG idgee SteveSStSteStevSteve SimSteve SimoSteve SimonSiSteve SSteve JulieJJuJulJuliJulieJulie A.AJulie HansenHansHanJulie HaJulie HJulie Hanse StevenSStSteStevSteveSteven NarverudNSteven NarverNarveruNarvSteven NarSteven NarveNaSteven GregoryGGrGreGregGregoGregorGregoryGregory MGregory MeliGregory MelinMeGregory MelGregory Drive, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 write-in, if any Democratic-Farmer-Labor ToT o fillfilfif vacancyvacancvacanvacavacvav ini tertermtet m expirexpirinexpiringexpiriexpiexpexe ingg Parcel ID: 25-079-005-00 JanuaryJanuarJaJ JanJanuJanua y 4,4 2021220202 JoshuaJJoJosJoshJoshuJoshuaJoshua TJoshua ThompThompsThompsoThompsonThJoshua ThoJoshua Thom Will be sold by the Sheriff of WilliamWWiWilWillWilliWilliaWilliamWilliam DDeDenDennDenneDenney VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn write-in, if any UU.U.S..S..S.S. RReRepReprRepreRepresRepreseRepresenRepresentRepresentaRepresentatRepresentatiRepresentativRepresentativeepresentativee Independence write-in, if any DistrD DiDisDistririctricict 7 Pennington County at public auction CCoCouounountounty SShSheSherSheriSherifSheriffheriff on the 6th day of November, 2018 at VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne write-in, if any VViVicickyick RindahlRRiRinRindRindaRindah TToowownown SSuSupSupeSuperSupervisorSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisoupervisor SeatSSeSeaeat A write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne TTooownowwn oof NNuNumNumeNumedNumedaNumedalumedal 10:00 a.m. at the Pennington County SStStatettatattateate AAuditorAuAudAudiAuditAuditouditor VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn Sheriff’s Department, PO Box 484, 102 DaveDDaDavDaveDave HughesHHuHugHughHughe RaymondRRaRayRaymRaymoRaymonRaymondRaymond D.DRaymond KuzniaKKuKuzKuznKuzni CouncilCCoCouncilouounouncounci MemberMembeMMeMemMemb r write-in, if any Republican VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne CityCitCCiity ofo ThiefTThThiThiehief RiverRRivRiveRiiver FallsFFaFalFallalls WarWardWWaard 1 1st St W, Thief River Falls, MN 56701, CollinCCoColCollColliCollin C.C PPePetPetePeterPetersPetersoPetersoneterson PamPPaPam MyhraMMyMyhMyhr VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne TownTToTowTownTown OfOffOffiOfficOfficeOfficesO ces BBiBilill ReynoldsRReReyReynReynoReynolReynold to pay the debt then secured by said Democratic-Farmer-Labor Republican write-in, if any mortgage, taxes, if any on said premis- JulieJJuJulJuliJulie BBlBlaBlahBlahalaha CCoCCountyountyounountou AAttorneyAtAttAttoAttorAttornAttornettorney CurCCuCurCurtrtirtistis HHoHowHowe TownTToowownown SupervisorSSuSupSupeSuperSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisoupervisor SeatSSeSeaeat B GeraldGGeGerGeraGeralGerald HHeHerHermHermrHermreHermrecHermreckermreck es, and the costs and disbursements write-in, if any Democratic-Farmer-Labor VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne TowTownTToown ofo BlackBBlBlaBlac RiverRRiRivRive allowed by law, subject to redemption VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne within Six (6) months from said date of MichaelMMiMicMichMichaMichaeMichaelMichael FordForMichael FoMichael FMichael SeamusSSeSeaSeamSeamuSeamus P.PSeamus P.Seamus DuffyDDuDufDuff write-in, if any write-in, if any SSttatetatattate OffiOOfOffOfficOfficeOfficesces Legal Marijuana Now sale. At the time of the commencement SStStatetatattatetate RReRepReprRepreRepresRepreseRepresenRepresentRepresentaRepresentatRepresentatiRepresentativRepresentativeepresentativee ChrisCChChrChriChrisChris DockDDoDoc CouncilCCoCouncilouounouncounci MemberMembeMMeMemMemb r BryanBBrBryBryaBryanBryan SteBryan SteigeBryan SteiBryan SteigBryan StBryan SteigerSBryan ToTTownowownwn CleClerCClClerkrk Libertarian Party write-in, if any CityCitCCiity ofo ThiefTThThiThiehief RiverRRivRiveRiiver FallsFFaFalFallalls WarWardWWaard 3 TTownToTowown ofo BlackBBlBlaBlac RiverRRiRivRive of said mortgage foreclosure proceed- DistrD DiDisDistrictriricict 1A1 ings said lands were not agricultural VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne SSooioiloil andaan WWaWatWateWaterater CCoConConsConseConserConservConservaConservatConservatiConservatioConservationonservationn VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne write-in, if any write-in, if any lands as defined by the Minnesota DDiistrictiisististristriistricstrict SupervisoSSuSupSupeSuperSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisorupervisorr Omnibus Farm Act, Laws of 1986, DanDDaDanDan FabiaDan FaDan FabianFabiDan FabDan FDan AAtAttttottorttornttornettorneyney GGeGenGeneGenerGeneraGeneralal DistrictD DiDistrDisDistricDistriDist ict 2 GaryGGaGarGary HintzHiGary HinGary HGary HintGary TownTToowownown SSuSupSupeSuperSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisoSupervisorupervisor SSeSeaSeateat C write-in, if any Chapter 398. Republican VoteVVoVot forffo OneOOn VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne TToownowown ofo BBrBraBrayray VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne The date on or before which the StephenSStSteStepStephStepheStephen RStephen R. MMoMoeMoelMoellMoelleMoeller DougDDoDouDoug WWaWarWardWardlWardloWardlowardlow RickyRRiRicRickRickyRicky A PPePetPetePeterPetersPetersoPetersoneterson EdwEEdEdwEdwawarwardard CC.. TurnTTuTur TToownowwn CleClerCClClerkrk Democratic-Farmer-Labor Republican mortgagor must vacate the property if TToownowown ofo BBrBraBrayray the mortgage is not reinstated or the KKeeeieiteithith EElEllElliEllisEllisoEllisonllison ChrisCChChrChriChris AChris AndersoAndersonAnChris AndChris AndersAndeChris AnderChris CurtisCCuCurCurtCurtiCurtisCurtis SwansonSwanCurtis SwaCurtis SCurtis SwansoSwansSwCurtis VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne write-in, if any Democratic-Farmer-Labor write-in, if any property redeemed, the time is 11:59 pm. on May 6, 2019. MikeMMiMikMike LMike LorensonLoMike LorMike LoreMike LorensoLorenMike LorensMike DavidDDaDavDaviDavidDavid EErEriEricErickEricksEricksoEricksonrickson NoahNNoNoaNoah M.MNoah JohnsonJohnJohNoah JoNoah JNoah JohnsJohnso SSoSoiloioiloil andaan WWaWatWateWaterater CCoConConsConseConserConservConservaConservatConservatiConservatioConservationonservationn write-in, if any Dated: September 5, 2018 SStStatetatattatetate RReRepReprRepreRepresRepreseRepresenRepresentRepresentaRepresentatRepresentatiRepresentativRepresentativeepresentativee Grassroots - Legalize Cannabis DistrD DiDisDistrictriricict 1B1 DDistricDistrictDiDisDistriDistDistristrict SupervisoSSuSupSupeSuperSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisorupervisorr United States of America VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne DistDistrDisDiD rictriricict 3 TToowownown SSuSupSupeSuperSupervSuperviSupervisSupervisoSupervisorupervisor SSeSeaSeateat C Michael P. Navin write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne write-in, if any write-in, if any TTooownowwn ofo NumedalNNuNumNumeNumedNumedaumedal Acting State Director VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne DebraDDeDebDebrDebraDebra (Deb)(Deb)Debra (DebDebra (DeDebra (Debra (DDebra KielKKiKie BrendaBBrBreBrenBrendBrendaBrenda S.S.Brenda SBrenda SzymanskiSzSBrenda SzySzymSzymaSzymanSzymansSzymansk CCoCouncilouounouncounci MemberMembeMMeMemMemb r ToTowownwn CleCClClerClerkrk Acting on behalf of The Rural Republican CCiityiitty ofo ThiefTThThiThiehief RiverRRivRiveRiiver FallsFFaFalFallalls WarWardWWaard 5 TTooownowwn ofo PolkPolPPoolk CentreCCeCenCentCentrentre Housing Service BrentBBrBreBrenBrentBrent LindstromLindstroLindstrBrent LindstBrent LindsBrent LindBrent LinBrent LiBrent LBrent VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn TravisTTrTraTravTraviTravis NelsonNNeNelNelsNelso VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn [Successor in interest to the Democratic-Farmer-Labor write-in, if any Farmers Home Administration] RachelRRaRacRachRacheRachel PrudhommePRachel PrudhoPrudhomPrudhommPrudRachel PruRachel PrudhPrRachel DebDDeDebDeb CotaCCoCot write-in, if any State of Minnesota write-in, if any U.S. Dept. of Agriculture write-in, if any write-in, if any –––––––––– October 17, 24, 2018 NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 561 GOODRIDGE STATE OF MINNESOTA D E F NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A B C Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:01 Typ:01 Seq:0001 Spl:01 the general election has been called © Election Systems & Software, Inc. 1981, 2013 VotVVoVotee ffrfrofronfrontront aanand bbabacbackk oof bbabalballballoballot and will be held in and for Independent VotVVoVotee ffrfrofronfrontront aanand bbabacbackk oof bbabalballballoballot School District No. 561, Goodridge, State of Minnesota, on Tuesday, the 6th day of November 2018 for the pur- pose of electing three school board members for four year terms. The bal- lot shall provide as follows: ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– SAMPLE BALLOT State General Election Ballot INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS To vote, completely fill in the oval(s)l next to your choice(s) like this: A Pennington CountySB tate of MinnesotaNC ovember 6, 2018 D Pennington CountySE tate of MinnesotaNF ovember 6, 2018 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––l InIInstructionsnsnstnstrnstrunstrucnstructnstructinstructionstructionnstructionsstructions tot Voters:VVoVotVoteVoterVotersoters: l Stacy Anderson Nicole Kiesow ToT vvovotvotevote, ccocomcompcomplcomplecompletcompletecompletelcompletely ffifilfill iin tththe oovovaovaloval(oval(soval(s) nnenexnext tto yyoyouyour cchchochoichoicchoicechoice(choice(schoice(s) lliliklike tththithisthis: l State General Election Ballot R . Neil T Jensen IInInstructionsnstrucnstructnstructinstructionstructionnstructionsnsnstnstrnstrustructions tot Voters:VVoVotVoteVoterVotersoters: l l Dale Manderud ToT vvovotvotevote, ccocomcompcomplcomplecompletcompletecompletelcompletely ffifilfill iin tththe oovovaovaloval(oval(soval(s) nnenexnext tto yyoyouyour cchchochoichoicchoicechoice(choice(schoice(s) lliliklike tththithisthis: R . JJuJudJudiJudicJudiciJudiciaJudicialudicial OffiOOfOffOfficOfficeOfficesces JJuJududiudicudiciudiciaudicialcial OffiOOfOffOfficOfficeOfficesces l Roxann Coan l Joe Rubischko TownTToTowTown OfOffOffiOfficOfficeOfficesO ces SScSchScchoolhooho DDiDisDistDistrDistriDistricDistrictistrict OOfOffOffiOfficOfficeOfficesces SScSchScchoolhooho DDiDisDistDistrDistriDistricDistrictistrict OOfOffOffiOfficOfficeOfficesces SSuSuprupupreupremupremeeme CCoCouCourCourtourt 9th99t9th9th DiDisDistDistrDistriDistricDistrictDistrict CCoCouCourCourtourt l Jason Kotrbra ______SchoolSScchchochoochoolchool BoardBBoBoaBoaroard MembeMMeMemMembMemberr SchoolSScchchochoochoolchool BBoBoaBoarBoardoard MMeMemMembMembeMemberr ChiefCChChiChieChiefChief JJusticeJuJusJustJustiJustic JudgeJJuJudJudgJudgeJudge 1 TownToTowownwn CleClerCClClerkrk VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne l (Write in, if any) TToownowwn ooff RiverRRiRivRiver FallsFalFallFFalls IndependentI InIndIndeIndepIndepeIndepenIndependIndependeIndependen SchoolSScSchSchoSchoochool DistrictDDistriDistricDiDisDistDistristrict No.NNoo. 2902906229 6 IndependentI InIndIndeIndepIndepeIndepenIndependIndependeIndependen SSchoolScSchSchoSchoochool DDistrictDiDisDistDistrDistriDistricistrict NNo.Noo. 630636 0 ______VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn ((RRedReRed LakeLakLaL CountyCountCounCouCoCounty CentraCentrCentCenCeCentral)CentralCentral) ( (RRRedReed LakeLakLaL Falls)FFallsFallFalFaalls) LorieLLoLorLoriLorie SLorie SkjervenSkLorie SkjerveSkjLorie SkjervLorie SkjeLorie SkjerLorie GGiGilGildGildeGildea ShariSShShaSharShariShari SchluchterSchluShari SchlShari SchlucShari SchShari SShari SchluchtSchluchteSchluchScShari (Write in, if any) VoteVVoVot forffo UpU tot TThThrThreThreehree VoteVVoVot forffo UpU tot FFoFouFourour Incumbent Incumbent l ______JillJJiJilJill JJoJonJonsJonsoJonson QuintenQQuQuiQuinQuintQuinteQuinten NelsonNNeNelNelsNelso NicholeNNiNicNichNichoNicholNichole HoltHHoHol (Write in, if any write-in, if any write-in, if any ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– AssociateAAsAssAssoAssocAssociAssociaAssociatAssociate JusticeJJuJusJustJustiJustic 2 JudgeJJuJudJudgJudgeJudge 3 MattMMaMatMattMatt KolstoeKolstoMatt KolstMatt KMatt KolsMatt KoMatt KolMatt ChrCChChrChririsis CarCCaCardCardiCardinCardinaCardinaldinal The polling places for this election write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne and the precints served by those polling places will be as follows: PamPPaPam ParadiPPaParParaParadParadiss LindaLLiLinLindLindaLinda SLinda ScLinda SchultzSchLinda SchultLinda SchuLinda SchulLinda MichelleMMiMicMichMicheMichelMichellMichelle MacDonaldMMaMacMacDMacDoMacDonMacDonaMacDonal DavidDDaDavDaviDavidDavid F.FDavid HermHerDavid HDavid HermeHermerHermerdHermerdiHermerdinHermerdingHeDavid TToTownownowown TreasureTTrTreTreaTreasTreasuTreasurTreasurerreasurerr Incumbent (TOWNSHIPS, POLLING TownToT Towwn ofof HickoHickorHickoryHHiHicHick ry VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne MargaretMMaMarMargMargaMargarMargareMargaret ChuCMargaret ChutChutiChuticChutichChMargaret LOCATION, VOTING HOURS) ThomasTThThoThomThomaThomasThomas BBrBraBray AndyAAnAndAndyAndy A.A KnottKKnKnoKnot Incumbent write-in, if any Cloverleaf, Mavie Town Hall, 10 a.m. - JudgeJJuJudJudgJudgeJudge 7 8 p.m.; Deer Park, Deer Park Town SSySylvylviylviayl MajeresMMaMajMajeMajerMajere JosiahJJoJosJosiJosiaJosiah HoeferHHoHoeHoefHoefe write-in, if any write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne Hall, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Goodridge, AssociateAAsAssAssoAssocAssociAssociaAssociatAssociate JusticeJJuJusJustJustiJustic 1 JohnJJoJohJohn G.GJohn MelbyeMelJohn MeJohn MelbMJohn Melby Goodridge Senior Center, 7 a.m. - 8 TownTToowownown TreasureTTrTreTreaTreasTreasuTreasurTreasurerreasurerr write-in, if any WWaayaynayneayne HansonHHaHanHansHanso VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne Incumbent p.m.; Hickory, Hickory Town Hall, 10 TowTownToTown oof NumNumeNumedNNuNumedaNumedalumedal a.m. - 8 p.m.; Highlanding, VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn BarryBBaBarBarrBarry AndersonAAnAndAndeAnderAndersAnderso write-in, if any LaceyLLaLacLaceLaceyLacey KKoKonKoniKonicKonickKonicksKonicksoKonicksononickson Incumbent write-in, if any Highlanding Town Hall, 10 a.m. - 8 JudgeJJuJudJudgJudgeJudge 9 p.m.; Kratka, Kratka Town Hall, 10 AmandaAAmAmaAmanAmandAmandaAmanda HermreckHermHerAmanda HeAmanda HAmanda HermrHermreHermrec write-in, if any write-in, if any write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne a.m. - 8 p.m.; Reiner, Reiner Town AssociateAAsAssAssoAssocAssociAssociaAssociatAssociate JusticeJJuJusJustJustiJustic 5 Hall, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Star, Star Town SchoolSScchchochoochoolchool BBoardBoBoaBoaroard MembeMMeMemMembMemberr HeidiHHeHeiHeidHeidiHeidi M.M ChandlerCChChaChanChandChandlChandle Hall, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Eckvoll, Mail write-in, if any IndependentI InIndIndeIndepIndepeIndepenIndependIndependeIndependen SchoolSScSchSchoSchoochool DDistrictDiDisDistDistrDistriDistricistrict NNo.Noo. 564565 4 write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forfof OneOOn Incumbent Ballot; Espelie, Mail Ballot; Grand (Thief(Thie(Thi(Th(T( Thief RRiverRiveRivRiiver FFalls)FallsFallFalFaalls) AnneAAnAnnAnne McKeigMcKeiAnne McKeAnne McKAnne McAnne MAnne SScSchScchoolhooho DDiDisDistDistrDistriDistrictDistricistrict OOfOffOffiOfficOfficeOfficesces VoteVVoVot forffo UpU tot FFoFouFourour write-in, if any Incumbent write-in, if any Plain, Mail Ballot; Moylan, Mail Ballot. JudgeJJuJudJudgJudge 101 (CITIES, POLLING LOCATION, SchoolSScchchochoochoolchool BBoardBoBoaBoaroard MembeMMeMemMembMemberr VOTING HOURS) City of Goodridge, CrystalCCrCryCrysCrystCrystaCrystal KeefeKCrystal KeefCrystal KeCrystal KeeCrystal write-in, if any write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne IndependentI InIndIndeIndepIndepeIndepenIndependIndependeIndependen SchoolSScSchSchoSchoochool DDistrictDistriDistricDiDisDistDistristrict NNo.Noo. 561565 1 Goodridge Senior Center, 7 a.m. - 8 (Goodridge)(Goodridge(Goodridg(Goodrid(Goodri(Goodr(Good(Goo(Go(G( Goodridge) ChristopherCChChrChriChrisChristChristoChristopChristophChristopheChristopherChristopher JJ. 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NicoleNNiNicNicoNicolNicole KKiKieKiesKiesoKiesowiesow MichaelMMiMicMichMichaMichaeMichaelMichael J.J.Michael JMichael SpearsSMichael SpeSpeaSpearSp ChelseyCChCheChelChelsChelseChelseyChelsey VettlesonVettlVettChelsey VetChelsey VeChelsey VChelsey VettleVettlesVettleso A voter must be registered to vote write-in, if any write-in, if any to be eligible to vote in this election. JudgeJJuJudJudgJudge 4 JudgeJJuJudJudgJudge 242 An unregistered individual may regis- NeilNNeNeiNeilNeil T JensenJenseNeil JensNeil JenNeil JNeil JeNeil CraigCCrCraCraiCraig MatCraig MattsoCraig MattCraig MattsCraig MaCraig MattsonMCraig write-in, if any VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne VoteVVoVot forffo OOnOne ter to vote at the polling place on TracyTTrTraTracTracy SSmSmiSmitSmithmith AnnieAAnAnnAnniAnnieAnnie Claesson-HusebyClaessClaesAnnie ClaeAnnie ClaAnnie ClAnnie CAnnie ClaessoClaessonClaesson-Claesson-HClaesson-HuClaesson-HusClaesson-HuseClaesson-Huseb Election Day. 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October 24, 2018 commented on the handicapped slab. sified wage and benefit schedule. JPMorgan Chase Bank, National THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A Woodbury, MN 55125-2296 The following minutes are not official Drangstveit inquired about additional Motion carried. Association DEBT COLLECTOR (651) 209-3300 until approved by the Board at the donations for the technology upgrade. Drangstveit moved, Hruby sec- Assignee of Mortgagee –––––––––– File Number: 040640F01 next regular meeting. He also expressed gratitude to the indi- onded to approve the hire of Joanna SHAPIRO & ZIELKE, LLP October 24, 31 –––––––––– GOODRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT viduals that helped put the new football Smith, paraprofessional, according to Lawrence P. Zielke - 152559 November 7, 14, 21, 28, 2018 September 19, 26, #561 BOARD OF TRUSTEES field scoreboard up. Lovly thanked the the classified wage and benefit sched- Melissa L. B. Porter - 0337778 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 REGULAR MEETING district staff for all their hard work over ule. Motion carried. Randolph W. Dawdy - 2160X FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE PROCEEDINGS the summer to prepare for the new Coan moved, Jensen seconded to Gary J. Evers - 0134764 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FORECLOSURE SALE TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2018 school year. Gratitude was also approve the hire of Karlee Johnson, Tracy J. Halliday - 034610X default has occurred in the conditions THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF 8:00 PM expressed to the following indi- temporary assistant volleyball coach. Attorneys for Mortgagee of the following described mortgage: THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE A regular board meeting of viduals: Wayne Kilgore, Nate Peters, Motion carried. Shapiro & Zielke, LLP DATE OF MORTGAGE: May 05, ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE Independent School District #561 was Gordon Henrickson, Jason Coan moved, Hruby seconded to 12550 West Frontage Road, Suite 200 2016 TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT held on August 21, 2018 at 8:00 p.m. in Grandstrand, John Lovly and Mike approve the hire of Andrew Sundberg Burnsville, MN 55337 ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. the staff lounge. The following mem- Lovly. as varsity boys’ basketball coach. Upon (952) 831-4060 OF MORTGAGE: $108,007.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that bers were present: John Lovly, Terry Administrative reports included roll call vote: Drangstveit – Abstain; THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A MORTGAGOR(S): Joshua Steele, default has occurred in conditions of Drangstveit, Neil Jensen, Dale Principal Carlson reviewing the staff Coan – Aye, Jensen – Aye, Hruby – DEBT COLLECTOR a single person. the following described mortgage: Manderud, Roxann Coan and Tim workshop schedule, and the open Aye, Lovly – Aye. Motion carried. –––––––––– MORTGAGEE: Mortgage DATE OF MORTGAGE: May 5, Hruby. Members absent: none. Also house. The Open House is open for all Jensen moved, Lovly seconded to October 10, 17, 24, 31 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., 2010 present: Superintendent Clow, parents and students, and will be held accept the donations as listed in report November 7, 14, 2018 as nominee for Marketplace Home MORTGAGOR: Renay K. Anderson Principal Carlson, Transportation/ Wednesday, August 29 5:30-8pm. #10.1. Motion carried. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Mortgage, LLC, its successors and and Nathan R. Anderson, wife and hus- Custodial Supervisor Tim Anderson, Principal Carlson thanked the staff for During the open forum, Coan FORECLOSURE SALE assigns. band. Business Manager Cynthia Jensen and their work through the summer to inquired regarding the process to deter- THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- MORTGAGEE: Mortgage ISD #447 staff member Drew Kjono. prepare for the new school year. mine which grades would be attending THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ING: Recorded: May 13, 2016 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. The meeting was called to order by Principal Carlson also discussed a the junior/senior prom. Lovly inquired if ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE Pennington County Recorder. DATE AND PLACE OF RECORD- Chairman Lovly. The Pledge of recent ad in the local newspapers to there were enough chrome books for TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT Document Number: 207645 ING: Recorded May 12, 2010 Allegiance was recited. promote our district and invite patrons each high school core subject. Lovly AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Pennington County Recorder, Drangstveit moved, Manderud to the open house. She also reported also thanked Gordon Henrickson for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that And assigned to: Pacific Union Document No. 190952. seconded to approve the August 2018 on the status on the technology his assistance with the new football default has occurred in the conditions Financial, LLC. Dated: September 12, ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: agenda as amended. Motion carried. upgrade. Superintendent Clow thanked field scoreboard. of the following described mortgage: 2018. Recorded: September 12, 2018 Assigned to: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Coan moved, Hruby seconded to the board for their continual support. Administrative reports included: DATE OF MORTGAGE: March 31, Pennington County Recorder. National Association. Dated May 25, approve the minutes of the July 17, The next regular meeting was set 1. Principal Carlson reviewed how 2014 Document Number: 213462 2018 Recorded June 5, 2018, as 2018 regular board meeting as pre- for Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at the open house went. ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Transaction Agent: Mortgage Document No. 212783. And there- sented. Motion carried. 8:00 p.m. 2. Superintendent Clow reported OF MORTGAGE: $210,636.97 Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. after assigned to: Bayview Loan Manderud moved, Lovly seconded The meeting was adjourned at 9:13 that community education flag football MORTGAGOR(S): Edward C. Transaction Agent Mortgage Servicing, LLC. Dated May 25, 2018 to approve for payment check num- p.m. has begun. He informed members that Hanson, a single person Identification Number: 1002491- Recorded June 5, 2018, as Document bers 40489-40545 and EFT pay- Cynthia Jensen, Deputy Clerk the MSBA conference will be held MORTGAGEE: Wells Fargo Bank, 2000078631-4. Lender or Broker: No. 212784 and by Document Dated ments as listed in report #3.1. Motion Attest: John Lovly, Chairperson January 17-18th, 2019. N.A. Marketplace Home Mortgage, LLC. June 6, 2018 Recorded June 12, 2018 carried (see report #3.1 attached to the Terry Drangstveit, Clerk-Treasurer Superintendent Clow thanked the DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: Residential Mortgage Servicer: Pacific as Document No. 212840. official board minutes). board for their support of the 2018- Recorded on April 4, 2014 as Union Financial, LLC. Mortgage TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage Superintendent Clow presented the The following minutes are not official 2019 Superintendent contract. Document Number 201866 in the Originator: Not Applicable. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. district financial reports. The district until approved by the Board at the The next regular meeting was set Office of the County Recorder of COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- showed an investment balance of next regular meeting. for Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 7:00 Pennington County, Minnesota. IS LOCATED: Pennington. Property GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ON $715,961.65 on July 31, 2018 (see GOODRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT p.m. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: Address: 10168 115th St NE, Thief MORTGAGE: 1000739-8230666359-1 reports #3.2-#3.6 attached to the offi- #561 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The meeting was adjourned at 9:24 Assigned to: None. River Falls, MN 56701-8717. Tax LENDER OR BROKER AND cial board minutes). REGULAR MEETING p.m. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Parcel ID Number: 1702516001 MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED Superintendent Clow reported on PROCEEDINGS Cynthia Jensen, Deputy Clerk ERTY: Lot Two (2), Block One (1), LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ON MORTGAGE: Bremer Bank, the 2017-2018 district financial audit. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 Attest: John Lovly, Chairperson Gunderson-Iverson First Addition to the PROPERTY: The land referred to is sit- National Association Principal Carlson presented pro- 8:00 PM Terry Drangstveit, Clerk-Treasurer City of Thief River Falls, Minnesota; uated in the State of Minnesota, County RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SER- jected enrollment for the 2018-2019 A regular board meeting of –––––––––– according to the Official Plat thereof on of Pennington, and is described as fol- VICER: Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC school year (see report #12.1.4 Independent School District #561 was September 26, record, Pennington County. lows: MORTGAGED PROPERTY attached to the official board minutes). held on September 18, 2018 at 8:00 October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 2018 STREET ADDRESS OF PROPER- A tract of land lying in and being a ADDRESS: 17651 160th Avenue Business Manager Cynthia Jensen p.m. in the staff lounge. The following NOTICE OF MORTGAGE TY: 304 CARDINAL AVE, THIEF part of the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4), Northwest, Thief River Falls, MN 56701 reported on the new time clock sys- members were present: John Lovly, FORECLOSURE SALE RIVER FALLS, MN 56701 Section Twenty-five (25), Township TAX PARCEL I.D. #: 1202610000 tem, and thanked the board for their Terry Drangstveit, Roxann Coan, Neil THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY One Hundred Fifty-three (153) North of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- support in upgrading to the new time Jensen and Tim Hruby. Members THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE IS LOCATED: Pennington County, Range Forty-four (44) West of the Fifth ERTY: A tract of land lying in the clock. absent: Dale Manderud. Also present: ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE Minnesota. Principal Meridian, described and Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Coan moved, Manderud seconded Superintendent Clow, Principal TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE bounded as follows: Quarter (SE 1/4 NE 1/4), Section to approve the following mandatory Carlson, Business Manager Cynthia AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE Commencing at the Southwest Twenty-six (26), Township One MSBA policies: 102 Equal Educational Jensen, maintenance/transportation NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that DATE OF THE NOTICE: $205,641.51 Corner of said NW1/4; thence easterly Hundred Fifty-four. (154) North of Opportunity, 402 Equal Employment supervisor Tim Anderson, GEA default has occurred in the conditions TRANSACTION AGENT: None on the south line of said NW1/4 a dis- Range Forty-five (45). West of the Fifth Opportunity, 413 Harassment and representatives Lorrisa Skalsky and of the following described mortgage: NAME OF MORTGAGE ORIGINA- tance of 600 feet to the point of begin- Principal Meridian, described as fol- Violence, 419 Tobacco Free Lacey Hruby, and ISD #447 staff DATE OF MORTGAGE: March 14, TOR: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. ning of the tract herein conveyed; lows: Beginning at the Northeast corner Environment, 506 Student Discipline, member Drew Kjono. 2014 RESIDENTIAL SERVICER: Wells thence north on a line parallel to the (NE) corner of said SE 1/4 NE 1/4, 620 Credit for Learning, 709 The meeting was called to order by ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Fargo Bank, N.A. west line a distance of 615 feet more or which shall be the point of beginning; Transportation Safety Policy, 722 Chairman Lovly. The Pledge of OF MORTGAGE: $61,224.00 TAX PARCEL IDENTIFICATION less to a point; thence easterly on a line thence West 655 feet parallel to the Public Data Request & Public Data Allegiance was recited. MORTGAGOR(S): Bradley B. NUMBER: 2506600210 parallel to the south line a distance of north line of Sec. 26; thence South 800 Request Form. Motion carried. Hruby moved, Jensen seconded to Peterson, a single person TRANSACTION AGENT'S MORT- 480 feet to a point; thence southerly on feet parallel to the East line of Sec. 26; T r a n s p o r t a t i o n / C u s t o d i a l approve the September 2018 agenda MORTGAGEE: Mortgage GAGE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: a line parallel to the west line a dis- thence East 655 feet parallel to the Supervisor Tim Anderson reviewed the as presented. Motion carried. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. None tance of 615 feet, more or less to the North line of Sec. 26; thence North status of summer building and grounds Coan moved, Hruby seconded to TRANSACTION AGENT: Mortgage THAT no action or proceeding has south line of said NW1/4; thence west along the east line of Sec. 26 to the projects. A discussion was held regard- approve the minutes of the August 21, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. been instituted at law to recover the on the south line a distance of 480 feet point of beginning. ing the large gym floor repair and con- 2018 regular board meeting as pre- MIN#: 1007858-0000006923-9 debt then remaining secured by such to the point of beginning. COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY dition of the gym floor finish. sented. Motion carried. LENDER OR BROKER AND mortgage, or any part thereof, or, if the AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO IS LOCATED: Pennington Coan moved, Jensen seconded to Drangstveit moved, Lovly seconded MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR STATED action or proceeding has been institut- BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE: ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT approve the August 6, 2018 fall Pairing to approve for payment check num- ON THE MORTGAGE: Valley ed, that the same has been discontin- $109,518.16 OF MORTGAGE: $130,000.00 Sports Committee meeting minutes as bers 40546-40630, and EFT pay- Mortgage, Inc. ued, or that an execution upon the THAT all pre-foreclosure AMOUNT DUE AND CLAIMED TO presented. Motion carried (see report ments as listed in report #3.1. Motion SERVICER: JPMorgan Chase judgment rendered therein has been requirements have been complied with; BE DUE AS OF DATE OF NOTICE, #8.1 attached to the official board min- carried (see report #3.1 attached to the Bank, N.A. returned unsatisfied, in whole or in part. that no action or proceeding has been INCLUDING TAXES, IF ANY, PAID BY utes). official board minutes). DATE AND PLACE OF FILING: PURSUANT, to the power of sale instituted at law or otherwise to recover MORTGAGEE: $77,589.91 Manderud moved, Hruby seconded Superintendent Clow presented the Filed March 17, 2014, Pennington contained in said mortgage, the above the debt secured by said mortgage, or That prior to the commencement of to tentatively approve the six regular district financial reports. The district County Recorder, as Document described property will be sold by the any part thereof; this mortgage foreclosure proceeding bus routes and one van route as showed an investment balance of Number 201765 Sheriff of said county as follows: PURSUANT to the power of sale Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee presented for the 2018-2019 school $836,288.10 on August 31, 2018 (see ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: DATE AND TIME OF SALE: contained in said mortgage, the above- complied with all notice requirements year, with authority given to admin- reports #3.2-#3.6 attached to the offi- Assigned to: JPMorgan Chase Bank, December 4, 2018 at 10:00 AM. described property will be sold by the as required by statute; That no action istration to make changes in the best cial board minutes). National Association; Dated: March 24, PLACE OF SALE: Pennington Sheriff of said county as follows: or proceeding has been instituted at interest of the district. Motion carried No patron concerns were pre- 2015 filed: April 6, 2015, recorded as County Sheriff’s Office, County Law DATE AND TIME OF SALE: law or otherwise to recover the debt (see report #8.2 attached to the official sented. document number 204735 Enforcement Center Lobby, 102 West December 11, 2018 at 10:00 AM secured by said mortgage, or any part board minutes). Principal Carlson reported that LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROP- First Street, Thief River Falls, PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main thereof; Drangstveit moved, Lovly sec- Student Council has been busy plan- ERTY: The S. 60' of Lot 62 in the Minnesota. Office, Law Enforcement Center, 104 PURSUANT to the power of sale onded to set the tax levy hearing date ning Homecoming week festivities. Townsite of Fairfield, now a part of the To pay the debt then secured by West 1st Street, Thief River Falls, contained in said mortgage, the above as Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at GEA representative Lacey Hruby City of Thief River Falls said mortgage and taxes, if any actually Minnesota. described property will be sold by the 7:00 p.m. in the staff lounge. Motion thanked the staff for their work through PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1004 paid by the mortgagee, on the premis- to pay the debt secured by said Sheriff of said county as follows: carried. the summer to prepare for the new Horace Ave N, Thief River Falls, MN es and the costs and disbursements mortgage and taxes, if any, on said DATE AND TIME OF SALE: Jensen moved, Coan seconded to school year. She reported that a men- 56701 allowed by law. The time allowed by premises and the costs and dis- November 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM approve the purchase of a 2005 IH 59 tal health presentation was held during PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION law for redemption by said bursements, including attorney fees PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Office, passenger school bus for $16,000. teacher in-service and was very inform- NUMBER: 2502207700 mortgagor(s), their personal represen- allowed by law, subject to redemption Lobby of Law Enforcement Center, Motion carried. ative. Hruby reported that the new COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY tatives or assigns is six (6) months from within six (6) months from the date of Thief River Falls, MN Hruby moved, Manderud seconded chrome books have been set up in their IS LOCATED: Pennington the date of sale. The time allowed by said sale by the mortgagor(s), their per- to pay the debt then secured by to review the following mandatory designated areas and the chrome THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE law for redemption by the United States sonal representatives or assigns. said Mortgage, and taxes, if any, on MSBA policies: 406 Public & Personnel books are working well, students DUE ON THE MORTGAGE ON THE of America or any agency thereof is If the Mortgage is not reinstated said premises, and the costs and dis- Data, 418 Drug-Free Work Place/Drug- and staff are excited about the chrome DATE OF THE NOTICE: $58,977.51 twelve (12) months from the date of the under Minn. Stat. §580.30 or the bursements, including attorneys' fees Free School, 427 Workload Limits books. Hruby reported that Mrs. Ruby THAT all pre-foreclosure require- sale. property is not redeemed under Minn. allowed by law subject to redemption for Certain Special Education Sundberg expressed appreciation to ments have been complied with; that TIME AND DATE TO VACATE Stat. §580.23, the Mortgagor must within twelve (12) months from the date Teachers, 520 Student Surveys, 524 the board for the purchase of the no action or proceeding has been insti- PROPERTY: Unless said mortgage is vacate the property on or before 11:59 of said sale by the mortgagor(s), their Internet Acceptable Use and Safety chrome books. tuted at law or otherwise to recover the reinstated or the property redeemed, or p.m. on June 11, 2019, or the next busi- personal representatives or assigns Policy. Motion carried. GEA representative Lorrisa Skalsky debt secured by said mortgage, or any unless the time for redemption is ness day if June 11, 2019 falls on a unless reduced to Five (5) weeks under Drangstveit moved, Jensen sec- thanked the board for the recent pur- part thereof; reduced by judicial order, you must Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. MN Stat. §580.07. onded to increase the substitute chase of a new saxophone for student PURSUANT, to the power of sale vacate the premises by 11:59 p.m. on Mortgagor(s) released from finan- TIME AND DATE TO VACATE teacher rate to $115 per day, effective band use. contained in said mortgage, the above June 4, 2019. cial obligation: NONE PROPERTY: If the real estate is an the 2018-2019 school year. Motion car- Principal Carlson presented the described property will be sold by the THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW THIS COMMUNICATION IS FROM owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, ried. preschool – grade 12 enrollment fig- Sheriff of said county as follows: FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING unless otherwise provided by law, the Coan moved, Lovly seconded to ures (see report #6.1 attached to the DATE AND TIME OF SALE: GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR’S PER- TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR- date on or before which the mort- accept the following bids for mis- official board minutes). November 13, 2018, 10:00am SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED gagor(s) must vacate the property if the cellaneous equipment: $80 from Tr a n s p o r t a t i o n / m a i n t e n a n c e PLACE OF SALE: Sheriff's Main ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO FOR THAT PURPOSE. mortgage is not reinstated under sec- Badger School for lockers, $150 from supervisor Tim Anderson reviewed the Office, 1st Street and Main Avenue, FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF tion 580.30 or the property is not Jena Johnsrud for lockers, and $65 status of summer building and grounds Thief River Falls, MN 56701 IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE redeemed under section 580.23 is from Sara Panek for a rug. Motion projects. He also reported on the need to pay the debt secured by said STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE 11:59 p.m. on November 13, 2019, carried. for some type of bus garage. mortgage and taxes, if any, on said DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT unless that date falls on a weekend or Coan moved, Manderud seconded Coan moved, Jensen seconded to premises and the costs and disburse- THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. legal holiday, in which case it is the next to approve the hire of Alyssa Nelson as approve the following revised ments, including attorneys fees allowed PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW weekday, and unless the redemption 1.0 FTE Special Education teacher as mandatory MSBA policies: 406 Public by law, subject to redemption within 6 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS FOR REDEMPTION BY THE period is reduced to 5 weeks under MN recommended by the hiring com- & Personnel Data, 418 Drug-Free Work months from the date of said sale by THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT PROP- MORTGAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S Stat. Secs. 580.07 or 582.032. mittee, according to the Certified Place/Drug-Free School, 427 Workload the mortgagor(s) the personal repre- ERTY USED IN AGRICULTURAL PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED Master Agreement. Motion carried. Limits for Certain Special Education sentatives or assigns. PRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN- ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON Hruby moved, Jensen seconded to Teachers, 520 Student Surveys, 524 TIME AND DATE TO VACATE DONED. FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER MORTGAGE: None approve the hiring of Katie Brobst as Internet Acceptable Use and Safety PROPERTY: If the real estate is an MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA Dated: September 6, 2018 0.6 FTE Preschool teacher as Policy. Motion carried/failed. owner-occupied, single-family dwelling, FROM FINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON STATUTES, SECTION 582.032, Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC recommended by the hiring committee Drangstveit moved, Hruby sec- unless otherwise provided by law, the MORTGAGE: None DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER Mortgagee/Assignee of Mortgagee for approximately 110 contract days. onded to set the 2018 payable 2019 tax date on or before which the mort- Dated: October 2, 2018 THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED USSET, WEINGARDEN AND LIEBO, Motion carried. levy at maximum. Motion carried. gagor(s) must vacate the property, if WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A P.L.L.P. Drangstveit moved, Coan Jensen moved, Coan seconded to the mortgage is not reinstated under Mortgagee RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS Attorneys for Mortgagee/Assignee of seconded to approve the hiring of Faye review the revised MSBA mandatory section 580.30 or the property is not THE ACADEMY LAW GROUP, P.A. THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOT Mortgagee Wold, concession stand advisor. policy (903 Visitors to School District redeemed under section 580.23, is N. Kibongni Fondungallah, Esq. PROPERTY USED IN AGRI- 4500 Park Glen Road #300 Motion carried. Buildings and Sites). Motion carried. 11:59 p.m. on May 13, 2019, or the next Samuel R. Coleman, Esq. CULTURAL PRODUCTION, AND ARE Minneapolis, MN 55416 Manderud moved, Coan seconded A discussion was held regarding business day if May 13, 2019 falls on a *Corbin C. Smith, Esq.* ABANDONED. (952) 925-6888 to approve the hiring of Amy future building and grounds projects. Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. Attorneys for Mortgagee DATED: October 18, 2018 137 - 18-003066 FC Halvorson as 1.0 FTE grades 7-12 Board consensus was to install a fence THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW The Academy Professional Building ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE: THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A English teacher as recommended by on the west and north side of the play- FOR REDEMPTION BY THE MORT- 25 Dale Street North Pacific Union Financial, LLC DEBT COLLECTOR. the hiring committee, according to the ground. GAGOR, THE MORTGAGOR'S PER- St. Paul, MN 55102 Wilford, Geske & Cook P.A. –––––––––– Certified Master Agreement. Motion Lovly moved, Jensen seconded to SONAL REPRESENTATIVES OR (651) 209-9760 Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee carried. approve the proposal from FLR ASSIGNS, MAY BE REDUCED TO (18-0655-FC01) 7616 Currell Blvd; Ste 200 Coan moved, Hruby seconded to Sanders, Inc. to repair/refinish the large FIVE WEEKS IF A JUDICIAL ORDER accept the donations as presented. gym floor. Motion carried. IS ENTERED UNDER MINNESOTA Motion carried (see report #10.1 A discussion was held regarding STATUTES SECTION 582.032 Senator accepts applications attached to the official board minutes). the gym floor updates and logo. A com- DETERMINING, AMONG OTHER Board member Coan reported on mittee was formed with admin- THINGS, THAT THE MORTGAGED the recent NWRIC meeting. istration and board members Coan and PREMISES ARE IMPROVED WITH A During the open forum, Coan Hruby to narrow the gym floor updates RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OF LESS for military academies inquired about a school safety grant to two selections. THAN 5 UNITS, ARE NOT PROPERTY available. She also inquired about the Jensen moved, Coan seconded to USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRO- Sen. Tina Smith’s (D- pm on Friday, Oct. 26. meet the eligibility require- hiring process for coaches, followed by approve the hire of Sandra Nerhus, DUCTION, AND ARE ABANDONED. 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October 24, 2018 RDO for $29,114.00. Motion carried. County Revenue ...... $97,288.81 STATE OF MN RISK OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS The Polk County Engineer and the Road & Bridge ...... $78,538.90 MANAGEMENT ...... $3,297.00 PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF Pennington County Engineer would Ditch Funds ...... $692.00 SUMMIT FOOD SERVICE COMMISSIONERS like the County Board to request Solid Waste...... $174.12 MANAGEMENT ...... $7,017.61 DEPENDABLE PART-TIME TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2018, MNDOT to do a speed study on CSAH Meal reimbursements and per diems THIEF RIVER FORD ...... $29,642.00 5:00 P.M. #3 in Pennington County and CSAH in the amount of $7.21 were also TOTALFUNDS BY Pursuant to adjournment, the #27 in Polk County that connects to approved. HASLER...... $3,000.00 Pennington County Board of CSAH #3 at the west end of the coun- The County Board then discussed TREASURER REINER HELP WANTED Commissioners met in the Pennington ty. The purpose of the study is to see if the proposed budget and levy. It was TOWNSHIP...... $24,000.00 DUTIES INCLUDE: Working On The County Board Room in Thief River these roads qualify for a 60 mph speed decided to budget $13,500 for the 2019 TURNKEY CORRECTIONS $2,580.71 Automatic Inserter, Bagging and Mailing Falls, MN, on Tuesday, September limit. Pennington County Historical Society 58 PAYMENTS the Northern Watch Newspaper. 25th, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. Members The following resolution was intro- (Pioneer Village). LESS THAN $2000...... $19,036.55 present: Donald Jensen, Bruce duced by Commissioner Jensen, sec- The following resolution was intro- Final Total: ...... $176,693.83 Lawrence, Darryl Tveitbakk, and Neil onded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, duced by Commissioner REQUIREMENTS: Ability To Lift 60 Lbs. Peterson. Members absent: Cody and upon vote was unanimously car- Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner Repetitively; Must Be 18 Or Older Hempel. ried. Lawrence, and upon vote was The meeting was called to order by RESOLUTION COUNTY OF unanimously carried. STOP IN AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT Chairman Peterson and the Pledge of PENNINGTON RESOLUTION Allegiance was recited. WHEREAS, The Legislature WHEREAS, the Pennington County Ken Yutrzenka, Human Services ordered MnDOT to perform speed Board of Commissioners have Director, presented the consent studies on the Trunk Highway system reviewed the 2019 budgets submitted 324 Main Ave N • Thief River Falls, MN • (218) 681-4450 agenda from the September 18th, 2018 to increase the speed limit to 60 mph by the various departments; and Human Service Committee meeting. on roadways that meet MnDot’s crite- WHEREAS, the proposed levies On a motion by ria; and have been reduced by the amount to Commissioner Jensen and seconded WHEREAS, Polk & Pennington be received from the State of by Commissioner Lawrence, the fol- Counties are interested in performing Minnesota for the following: County lowing recommendations of the the same speed study on Center Street Program Aid - $735,207 (estimated) Pennington County Human Service to determine if it meets MnDot’s criteria NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Committee for September 18th, 2018 for a speed limit increase to 60 mph. RESOLVED, that the proposed are hereby approved. Motion carried. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT budgets for 2019 are approved and SECTION A RESOLVED, that the Pennington that the following proposed levies be I. To approve the August 21st, 2018 County Board of Commissioners adopted: Human Service Committee meeting request MnDot to perform a speed Levy Before CPA* Net Levy After minutes. study on CSAH #3 from the Polk CPA CPA II. To approve the Agency’s County line to CSAH #27 evaluating an Revenue personnel actions. increase in the speed limit from 55 mph $6,231,934 $461,101 $5,770,833 III. To approve the Every Student to 60 mph. Road and Bridge Suceeds Act (ESSA) transportation The County Engineer reported that $1,214,603 $89,869 $1,124,734 agreement between the Pennington the Guard Rail Project on CSAH #17 Welfare County Human Services and Thief should be completed by the end of the $2,490,031 $184,237 $2,305,794 River Falls Public Schools as week. He also asked that the County G.O. Jail Bond presented. Board consider removing the $758,317 $0 $758,317 SECTION B intersection of CR #75 and CSAH #16 G.O. Justice Center CIP Bond I. To approve payment of the in the future. $375,585 $0 $375,585 Agency’s bills. County Sheriff Ray Kuznia reviewed *County Program Aid The Karlstad American Legion and the Arlo Rude of Thief River Falls, and Jamie Bakken, Director of the the Law Enforcement Center Lease The Budget meeting was set for 6:00 American Legion Auxiliary held its 6th Department of Minnesota American Legion Pioneer Village, met with the County Agreement with the City of Thief River p.m. on December 11th, 2018. Board to report on the activities held at Falls for 2018, 2019, and 2020. Motioned by Commissioner Annual Membership Supper at the Rainbow Auxiliary President Jean Walker of Warren the Pioneer Village, the repairs Commissioner Jensen motioned, Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner in Strandquist on Saturday, Oct. 13. Post and Unit President Joanie Krantz were completed, and repairs needed. seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, Jensen to authorize the County Approximately 4,000 people visited the to approve the Law Enforcement Attorney to get an appraisal of the lots Commander Wayne Krantz, special guests, among the attendees. (Submitted) Pioneer Village in the last two years. Center Building Lease and Dispatch south of the Pennington County Ninth District American Legion Commander Laser Tag was new this year and many Agreement with the City of Thief River Justice Center owned by and listed for birthday parties were held there. Some Falls as presented for 2018, 2019 and sale by Deans Foods. Motion Carried. of the buildings were repainted and 2020. Motion unanimously carried. Motioned by Commissioner four of the buildings were re- Ray Kuznia reported that the Lawrence, seconded by Commissioner roofed this year, but more repairs are auction was a success and all salvage Jensen, to authorize the Chairman to needed. Jamie thanked the County squad cars were sold along with a cou- sign a letter of intent for a Northwest Board for the $13,000 appropriation ple older highway department vehi- Minnesota Foundation Grant. Motion and made a request for an appropria- cles. The Dispatch center has been Carried. tion of $20,000. The County Board will moved to the basement while remodel- A Building Committee meeting was consider the request during the budget ing is being done. There are currently scheduled for October 2nd, 2018 at discussions. 43-45 persons in the jail. 7:30 a.m. in the County Board Room. County Engineer Flaagan meet with County Auditor –Treasurer Ken Moved by Commissioner Lawrence, the County Board to review the bids Olson informed the County Board that seconded by Commissioner Jensen to received for the pole shed and house Dale Stauffenecker has been selected adjourn to October 9th, 2018 at 10:00 that are to be removed from Mark for the position of Office Manager/ a.m. Motion Carried. Boulevard for construction of the new Support Specialist in the County ATTEST: bridge crossing. Extension Office. Danielle Miller has Kenneth Olson, Auditor-Treasurer Bids received for the pole shed: been selected for the position in the Pennington County Alex Nelson-$150.00 Motor Vehicle Department. Neil Peterson, Chairman Neil Jensen-$856.00 Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, Board of Commissioners Motioned by Commissioner seconded by Commissioner Lawrence Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner to hire Dale Stauffenecker as County PENNINGTON COUNTY'S Lawrence, to award the sale of the pole Extension Office Manager/Support WARRANTS FOR PUBLICATION shed to be removed from the county Specialist and Danielle Miller as Motor Warrants approved on September 25, right of way to Neil Jensen. Motion Vehicle Deputy Registrar Assistant. 2018 for payment on September 28, carried. Motion Carried 2018 Bids received for the house: The County Board discussed dates Vendor ...... Amount Steve Olson-$623.01 for a Joint Meeting with the City of Thief ACE HARDWARE...... $2,136.83 Motioned by Commissioner River Falls Council. They will look at a DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS Lawrence, seconded by Commissioner late November date. FINANCIAL SERVICES ...... $4,609.90 Tveitbakk, to award the sale of the Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, GALAXIE AUTO SALES The Purple Heart recipients Randy Krantz, Order of the Purple Heart organization gave house to be removed from the county seconded by Commissioner Tveitbakk, & TRAILER SALES...... $5,186.00 Everett Englund and Doug Thompson from two signs to the county for distinction. right of way to Steve Olson. Motion car- to approve the minutes of September HOUSTON ried. 11th, 2018 as written. Motion carried. ENGINEERING INC...... $43,736.60 the Karlstad American Legion Post were Others have made donations to purchase a Mike Flaagan requested the County Motioned by Commissioner JMD MANUFACTURING recognized at the Karlstad American Legion total of 14 signs, which will be be posted at Board to approve the purchase of a Tveitbakk, seconded by Commissioner INC...... $2,481.40 packer roller for the motor grader Lawrence, to approve payment of the MINNESOTA STATE membership supper. Veterans Service all paved roads entering the county. stationed at the River Valley shed from Human Service warrants totaling TREASURER...... $4,990.00 Officer Wayne Jacobson of Kittson County Jacobson was recognized for his special RDO for $29,114.00. This is pur- $162,061.41, the Auditor and Manual MN COUNTIES chased off the the State Contract bid. Warrants for July, 2018 totaling COMPUTER COOP...... $10,000.00 proposed a project of finding all of the liv- efforts for the project. Ninth District Motioned by Commissioner Jensen, $1,439,966.38, for August, 2018 total- RDO TRUST #80-5800...... $3,257.60 ing Purple Heart recipients in the county to Commander Arlo Rude and Post seconded by Commissioner Lawrence, ing $1,980,348.32, and also the follow- SANFORD PATIENT FINANCIAL to purchase a packer roller off the State ing Commissioner warrants. Motion SERVICES ...... $3,880.83 honor them by designating Kittson County Commander Wayne Krantz are pictured Contract Purchase Agreement from carried. SEACHANGE ...... $7,840.80 a Purple Heart Community. The Military with recipients. (Submitted)

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