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in Battle Lake

What’s Inside ...
Schumacher Joins Honor Flight ..............Page 2
WOT County 4-H
Awards ........................Page 7 & Post Page 6
Grandma’s Lefse ................................Post Page 1
Review
Sock Monkeys In Ashby
Battle Lake
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Upcoming
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Communities of Battle Lake, Clitherall and
Underwood and surrounding
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Communities of Ashby and Dalton and surrounding
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Vol. 131 — No. 34
Celebrating The Holiday Spirit
Network Battle Lake
meets every Thursday
7:30 a.m. in the Shoreline
Restaurant back room at
Battle Lake. Everyone is
welcome. Join us for coffee. Like us on Facebook.
Santa Coming
To Town!
Just Believe An
Autoimmune Support Group will be
hosting a support group
for all autoimmune sufferers in and around our
area. We will meet once a
month at the Lakes Area
Community Center in
Battle Lake every first
Thursday of the month at
7 p.m. Come share your
story and lets be there for
each other and raise
awareness together about
these terrible and sometimes deadly diseases.
First meeting will be
December 3rd. If you
have any questions, please
contact Amy 218-7702849 or Meg 218-4050325.
First National Bank
Community Appreciation
Luncheon
Saturday,
December 5 11 a.m.-1
p.m. at LACC. Santa will
there too!
Billy Durbin (possibly the next Santa) visits Santa Saturday,
November 28 at the Lakes Area Community Center during
Battle Lake’s Home For The Holidays celebration.
Photos by Klarissa Walvatne
Addie Maethner gently places decoration pieces on her gingerbread man cookie.
More photos can be found
on page 12.
Craft Fair This Saturday
Our Lady Of The Lake
Youth Food Drive
Underwood Holidazzle will be Wednesday,
December 9 from 3:155:30 p.m. with K-6 invited
to spend a couple of hours
to watch a short movie,
eat some popcorn, play
games and make some
crafts.
Contact
Mr.
Pelanek to register.
Battle Lake American Legion Post 289
will have their monthly
meeting Monday, December 14 at 7 p.m. in the
Battle Lake Senior Center.
The 2015 Battle Lake Craft
Fair is packed
full of interesting
vendors who will
sell unique handcrafted items and
products from
home businesses.
This
annual
event Saturday,
December 5 at
Battle Lake Public School will feature many new vendors as
well as shopper-favorites from the past.
There is something for everyone of all ages. Lunch, freshly
baked cookies, music, Just For Kix dancers, card-making and
holiday carols will be available throughout the day. The admission fee is $1 for adults and free for children 12 years and
younger. All proceeds benefit the students of Battle Lake
School. Doors open for shoppers at 9 a.m. and close at 3 p.m.
Holiday Make-n-Take
Family Fun Night
Wednesday, November 19, 2015 the Edge (Grades 6-8) and Life Teen (Grades 9-12) groups
conducted a food drive in Battle Lake and close surrounding area for the Battle Lake Emergency Food Shelf. The various teams from these groups collected a large quantity of nonperishable food items along with cash donations that were delivered to the Food Shelf
Wednesday evening. From the Food Shelf, a big THANK YOU to all the participants.
Mail Early
Letters To Santa
Yes, Virginia, there is a
Santa Claus — and the Postal
Service can help you prove it
when Santa replies to your
child’s letter, complete with a
North Pole postmark.
Steps for your child to get a
letter back from Santa:
1. Have your child write a
letter to Santa and place it in
an envelope addressed to:
Santa Claus, North Pole.
2. Later, when alone, open
the envelope and write a personalized response.
3. Insert the response letter
into an envelope and address it
to the child.
4. Add the return address:
SANTA, NORTH POLE, to
the envelope.
5. Ensure the envelope is
affixed with a First-Class Mail
stamp, such as a recently
issued Charlie Brown Christmas stamp.
6. Place the complete envelope into a larger envelope —
preferably a Priority Mail Flat
Rate Envelope — with appropriate postage, and address it
to North Pole Postmark, Postmaster, 4141 Postmark Drive,
Anchorage, AK 99530-9998
“Letters from Santa” must
be received by the Anchorage,
AK postmaster no later than
Dec. 15. Santa’s helpers at the
Postal Service, will take care
of the rest.
Saturday, December 5 –
Ashby Legion 9 a.m.-12
noon
Vining Palace 4:30-8 p.m.
Battle Lake 11 a.m.-1
p.m. at LACC
Saturday, December 12 —
Dalton at Community Center 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Underwood at Community
Center 1 p.m.
No date set for Clitherall
bake sale following the concert. Come out and enjoy!
Underwood
School Concerts
Battle Lake
School Winter
Concert
The Battle Lake School
Bands will be performing their
winter concert Monday,
December 7 at 7 p.m. in the
Royal Broberg Auditorium.
You will hear students from
the Fifth Grade Band in their
first performance through the
Sr. High Band; all presenting a
wide variety of musical selections. There will be a few
Christmas classics, Jazz
bands, Oriental, patriotic, and
movie music plus the traditional massed band performance to end the concert. Something for everyone!
There will be a freewill
New Battle Lake
Area Sporting Club
Forming
The time has arrived for the Battle Lake area
to have its own “Sportsman’s Club”. The new
club will be known as the Battle Lake Area
Sporting Club. This will be a community driven club promoting and improving hunting, fishing, shooting recreation and other outdoor
sports in the Battle Lake area.
A Membership Drive and Supper Saturday,
December 12 at the Lakes Area Community
Center in Battle Lake. The meal will start at 6
p.m. with open floor organization discussion
starting at 7 p.m. They will discuss all ideas,
answer questions and talk about the club’s
goals and missions at this meeting. Also will
Battle Lake ECFE presents the second annual Holiday Maken-Take Family Fun Night Thursday, December 3 at Battle Lake
School Cafeteria from 6-7:30 p.m.
Families with children to age eight are invited to come and
make ornaments and gifts to share with family members, grandparents, neighbors and friends.
Cost is to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the
Battle Lake Food Shelf (monetary donations will also be welcome).
Get into the holiday spirit and create members with your family! We look forward to seeing your family there ... spread the
word!
For more information, contact Julie Frost at the Battle Lake
School by emailing [email protected].
Holiday Choir Concert is
Monday, December 14 at 7
p.m. in the big gym.
Elementary Holiday Program will be Wednesday,
December 16 in the big gym at
12:30 p.m. for grades K-2, at 1
p.m. grades 3-4 and at 1:30
p.m. with grades 5-6.
Holiday Band Concert is
Friday, December 18 at 7 p.m.
in the big gym.
have some raffles and give-aways. There will
be special prizes for those who join before
Monday, December 7. Also special youth
drawings.
2016 Annual Membership (includes the
meal): Individuals $25 a year, couples $40 a
year and youth (14-18 years old) $5 a year. For
those with value in mind, a limited amount of
Lifetime Charter Memberships will be available for a one time fee of $150.
BLASC is very excited about the response
we have had already and hope to see all interested hunting, fishing and outdoor enthusiasts
at the Membership Drive.
If you have any questions or want to help,
work or donate, please contact one of the following: Arlyn Hustad, Brian Hartmann, Robert
Blatti, Darrell Franze or call Gene Kelm 218205-0513.
"December 7th, 1941 -- a date which will live in infamy -- the
United States of America was suddenly and deliberately
attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” With
these words, Pres. Franklin Roosevelt asked a joint session of
the US House of Representatives and Senate to declare that a
state of war existed between Japan and the United States. Americans would officially join the largest human conflict in history.
The Otter Tail County Historical Society will commemorate
this event Monday, December 7 at 2 p.m. at the Minnesota Veterans Home in Fergus Falls. This special edition of the monthly
Military Roundtable will feature Myron Broschat of Fergus
Falls, retired Otter Tail Power Company manager, historian and
veteran. His dramatic retelling of the events leading up to Pearl
Harbor is a fitting tribute as we mark the 74th anniversary of US
involvement in World War II.
There is no cost for the program but donations to the Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign will be gladly accepted. For
more information, email [email protected].
Death
Memorial
Obituaries Reflecting/Obituaries
Notices Services
Battle Lake Review
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Obituary
Memorial Services Obituaries Obituaries Katherine Johanna Jimmerson, 90, a resident of Battle
Lake, died Sunday, November
22, 2015 at her home.
Visitation was 10-11 a.m.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
at First Lutheran Church in
Battle Lake.
Services were 11 a.m. Saturday, November 28, 2015 at
First Lutheran Church in Battle Lake with Pastor Jake
Dyrhaug officiating. Interment was in the First Lutheran
North Cemetery at Fergus
Falls.
Obituary
Graveside
Services
Death
Notices Graveside Services Memorial Services Death Notices Gabriel, Thadius and Ellie
Fried, Austyn, Olyvia and
Carsyn Boyum, Sophya
Frechette, Avree and Kolvy
Klungland, Sam and Maddie
Ahrens, Aida and Elliot
Gormley, Easton and Bergen
Boyer, Liam and Megan Helm
and Jack and Grace Harrington.
Memorials are preferred to
Lakeview Senior Living or
First Lutheran Church of Battle Lake.
Olson Funeral Home in
Fergus Falls was in charge of
the arrangements. Condolences may be sent online at
www.olsonfuneralhome.com.
Celebration Of Life
Katherine J. Jimmerson
1943 she was married to Wendell D. Jimmerson in Sacred
Heart. Together they had three
children.
Katherine was an active
member of the Lutheran Stars
at First Lutheran Church in
Fergus Falls. She was a skilled
seamstress and enjoyed sewing many fine dresses for
school events and weddings.
She was a great cook and
enjoyed entertaining large
groups for family events. She
always enjoyed her gardens
and flowers. She had a knack
for fishing and usually caught
the most fish. Her love of her
Deer Lake cabin and family
gatherings produced great
Fourth of July celebrations.
Moving to Lakeview Senior
Apartments in Battle Lake in
2007, she enjoyed her neighbors and the staff, considering
them all family. She loved her
home and looked forward to
weekly bingo, trivia games
and singing hymns.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Phillip and
Sophie Tanhoff; her husband,
Wendell Jimmerson; and her
sister, Minerva Jimmerson.
Katherine is survived by
her children, Karen (Dennis)
Sportel of Willmar, Lois
(Roger) Helm of Maple Grove
and Les (Carol) Jimmerson of
Battle Lake; her grandchildren,
Stephanie
(Scott)
Ahrens, Andrea (Robert)
Gormley, Dan (Jackie) Boyer,
Ryan (Jessie) Helm, Lindsay
(Scott) Harrington, Kjersten
(Andy) Frechette, Colette
(Stephen) Fried and Adelle
(Jeremy) Terry; and her greatgrandchildren, Addie Melvin,
She was born July 7, 1925
to Phillip and Sophie Tanhoff
in Sherburn. During the Great
Depression she went to work,
at age 14, to help support her
family. She initially worked as
a nanny for two families and
later held various jobs, prior to
her marriage. September 11,
Grace Kirckof
Grace Kirckof, 86 of Henning died Sunday, November
29, 2015 at the Cornell Care
Center in Cornell, Wisconsin.
Visitation will be one hour
priod to services.
Funeral services will be
Saturday, December 5, 2015 at
1 p.m. in St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church in Henning. Interment
will be in the St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church cemetery.
Glende-Nilson
Funeral
Home of Battle Lake is in
charge of arrangements.
Obituaries Terry Wayne Huseth
American Legion Post 489 of
Underwood.
Terry Wayne Huseth was
born January 18, 1942 in
Watonwan County, Minnesota
the son of Clarence Carl and
Hazel Iola (Setrum) Huseth.
He was baptized and confirmed in in the Lutheran
faith. Terry went through the
12th grade in Underwood
before joining the US Army
and serving his country honorably in the Korean War.
Terry and Joyce Anderson
were married May 18, 1960 in
Sisseton, South Dakota where
they celebrated 53 years of
marriage. They made their
home in Tordenskjold Township of rural Underwood.
Terry was employed with
Mark Sand & Gravel for several years. He then started
working for the US Postal
Service in Underwood where
he was employed for over 20
years before retiring at the age
of 63. Terry also owned and
operated Stalker Lake Industries with his wife Joyce for
several years.
Terry enjoyed hunting,
playing cards, visiting with
friends and riding snowmobiles and his motorcycle in his
younger years. Joyce and
Terry enjoyed their pets they
had over the years, wintering
in Las Vegas, Nevada and
loved the time spent with their
Memorial
Services
Terry Wayne Huseth, 73, of
rural Underwood, died Saturday, November 28, 2015 at the
St. Cloud Hospital in St.
Cloud.
Funeral services are 11 a.m.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
at the Tordenskjold Lutheran
Church in rural Underwood
with Rev. Mark Johnson officiating.
Visitation is 4-6:30 p.m.
with a Prayer Service at 6 p.m.
Wednesday, December 2 at the
Glende-Nilson Funeral Home
in Fergus Falls and one hour
prior to the service at church.
Interment is in the Tordenskjold Free Lutheran Church
Cemetery in rural Underwood
with Military Honors by
Graveside
Services
family, especially their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was a member of the
Tordenskjold Free Lutheran
Church.
He is survived by three
sons, Brad Huseth of Underwood, Brian (LeAnn) Huseth
of Underwood and Bruce
(Lorie) Huseth of Erhard; six
grandchildren, Monica (Jake)
Baker of Waterville, Travis
Huseth of Warroad, Samantha
(Lance) Dewall of Okabena,
Dakota Huseth of Underwood,
Haley Huseth of Fergus Falls
and Mason Huseth of Erhard;
three
great-grandchildren,
Kaden and Brecken Baker,
and Aubree Huseth; one brother-in-law, Ray (Connie)
Anderson of Minneapolis;
four sisters-in-law, Janice
(John) Noplos of Hutchinson,
DeeDee Haugen of Elbow
Lake, Anita Anderson of
Alexandria and JoAnn Anderson of Sandstone along with
numerous
relatives
and
friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents, Clarence and
Iola Huseth; his loving wife of
53 years, Joyce Huseth; three
brothers-in-law, Dale and
Wayne Anderson, and Jerry
Haugen; and by one sister-inlaw, Susan Anderson.
Glende-Nilson
Funeral
Home of Fergus Falls is in
charge of arrangements.
Schumacher Joins Honor Flight
Otter
Tail
Celebration
Of
Life
Earnsto
Letter to the Editor TelcomLetter
Broadband
the Editor
Grants
Graveside Services In November of 2011, my
husband and I moved into our
cabin on Clitherall Lake.
From the very first day, we
have been welcomed into the
entire communities of Clitherall and Battle Lake. During
the past four years, we have
come to enjoy the celebrations
and excitement in this land of
very clear water! The people
we have met have been so
friendly and open to us and
our family! But what happened Saturday, November
14th was something very
memorable.
The two of us were enjoying an evening out at Stella's.
When it came time to pay the
bill, our waitress shared with
us that the three students that
had been dining at a table near
the windows had paid for our
meal! We were overwhelmed
and surprised that the three of
them would have even noticed
us let alone pay for our meal!
We want the three of you to
know that this act of generosity was so unexpected! As my
husband and I inquired about
your identities, we did find out
that you are two seniors and a
junior at Battle Lake High
School. Once again, the Battle
Lake community through
these young people showed an
extra amount of kindness to
us. How great it is to know
that the students, families and
community are caring and
welcoming to those of us who
enjoy our time at the cabin!
May your Thanksgiving joy
be extended a little bit longer
because you reached out to
two people who truly felt your
generosity! Thank you and we
hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Curt and Carol Peterson
Bloomington
Rep. Bud Nornes, R-Fergus
Falls, announced Otter Tail
Telcom will receive a pair of
grants totaling more than
$450,000 to assist in improving Internet access for underserved portions of the region.
The grants are two of 15 –
totaling $11 million –
announced by the Minnesota
Department of Employment
and Economic Development.
Otter Tail Telcom's grants
include more than $295,000 to
extend its existing fiber cable
at the northern fringe of Fergus Falls to serve 56 households, seven businesses and
one cell tower. DEED indicates the total cost is
$621,962, with Otter Tail Telcom providing a 52 percent
local match. The project will
improve broadband service for
numerous businesses and residents, while also bringing a
new industrial park to shovelready status.
The other grant is more
than $164,000 to help build
out middle-mile broadband
infrastructure north of Fergus
Falls, where interstate highways 59 and 94 intersect. The
project will provide highspeed Internet service to a
number of households and
nearby community institutions. Areas north and south of
Elizabeth are included. The
project is estimated to cost
nearly $346,000 in total, with
Otter Tail Telcom providing a
53-percent match.
A news release from DEED
indicates "all customers
served by Park Region Telephone Co., Otter Tail Telcom
and other neighboring telecoms will benefit from the
added connectivity. Remote
clinics and hospitals associated with Sanford Health will
have a seamless data flow of
records, x-rays, scans and
other medical information.
Schools and libraries in the
region also will benefit."
"Congratulations to those
involved in successfully earning these grants," said Rep.
Bud Nornes, R-Fergus Falls.
"These projects will have a
variety of benefits for families
and businesses in our area,
and also create further opportunities for development.
Improvements like these are
what we envisioned when the
Legislature provided funding
for these grants. It is good to
see some of that money land
locally."
Death Notices 216 EAST WASHINGTON
FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537
1-800-982-4869
www.dornco.com
[email protected]
BONNIE DENZEL
Ryamond “Ray” F. Schumacher of Battle Lake joined
WDAY Honor Flight Sunday
and Monday, October 18-19
with 60 members in the
wheelchairs and oxygen.
Ray grew up in Breckenridge and joined the
Army in 1944 then was
sent to For Hood in
Killeen, Texas for basic
training then on to the
25th Infantry Divison.
That division served in the
Phillippines and post-war
Japan.
Ray was a rifleman and
radio repairman. He served
until 1946 when the Army discharge him at the rank of Private First Class.
Ray returned to cilian life
Turning Back
The Pages
FIVE YEARS AGO - 2010
Tyler DeVries of Underwood was chosen to attend the
2011 Special Olympics World
Summer games in Athens,
Greece.
Deaths: Darrell Richter,
November 23; Minnie Swendsrud, November 21; Howard
Godel, November 22; Marion
Hoff, November 27; Shirley
Hauske, November 27.
Nuptials: Danielle Nohk
and Nathaniel Kalk, October
15.
Tori Ehlert was the new
girls basketball coach at Battle
Turning
Back The
Pages
Lake.
15 YEARS AGO - 2000
The Royal S. Broberg
Memorial Auditorium official
dedication was December 2.
The OTC Bulldogs were
State 2A Runners-Up.
Deaths: Julie Pulford,
November 26; John Macal,
November 25; Ella Lill,
November 23; Alice Torgerson, November 25.
Births:
Evan
Garret,
November 23 to James and
Nancy Palmer.
Seven Sisters, a singing
and worked in repair and
appliance sales before moving
into the construction business.
He married and had four
sons.
group from Battle Lake were
selected to perform at the Mall
of America.
35 YEARS AGO - 1980
The first fishhouse of the
season was spotted on Silver
Lake owned by Ed Lange.
Deaths: Doris Larson,
November 25; Clara Walvatne, November 23; Bronson
Sneva, November 27; Orville
Stras, November 26.
Births: Joshua Oscar,
November 12 to Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Boock; Dustin Edward,
November 10 to Mr. and Mrs.
Dayle Steenblock; Brian
Patrick, November 20 to Dr.
and Mrs. Michael Donnellan.
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Lake Review was $7.50 for in
county and $10.00 for in state.
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~ Baptist ~
BASSWOOD BAPTIST
CHURCH
RR 1, Richville, MN
Bert Holmquist, Pastor
218-495-3800
Church Phone: 218-495-3771
Every Wednesday—
Bible Study and Kids Club at 7:00
p.m.
Sundays—
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
Church Service at 10:45 a.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF BATTLE LAKE
An American Baptist Church
“Little Brown Church on the Hill”
Lynn Hansen, Pastor
http://firstbaptistbattlelake.org/
651-494-3753
Sundays—
Worship Service at 9:30 a.m.
Communion the first Sunday of
each month.
LAKES COMMUNITY
CHURCH
(located at E. Main and Walnut)
Clitherall - 218-639-4618
Paul Twist, Pastor
www.lakescommunitychurch.org
Wednesday, December 2—
Free Family Supper at 6 p.m.
Bible Study “Bless You” by Warren
Wiersbe at 6:45 p.m.
Sunday, December 6—
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Adult
Bible class taught by Jeff Trites, book
of Daniel.
Worship Services at 10:45 a.m.
Message “Builder’s: Noah and Sons”.
Observance of the Lord’s Supper.
Movie: “A Christmas Journey to
Freedom, Featuring Wintley Phipps”
at 7 p.m.
Free Family Supper at 6 p.m.
Bible Study “Bless You” by Warren
Wiersbe at 6:45 p.m.
“An Evangelical fellowship providing a place to grow in God’s Word.”
Father LeRoy Schik, Pastor
218-864-5747
Our Lady of the Lake - Battle Lake
Saturday Mass at 6 p.m.
(Memorial-Labor Day)
Sunday Mass at 10:30 a.m.
(Year round)
St. James - Maine
(October-April)
(May-September)
St. Edwards - Henning
(May-September)
(October-April)
~ C & M Alliance ~
BATTLE LAKE
ALLIANCE CHURCH
(Demonstrating God’s Love, Offering
Hope and Discipling Believers in the
Name of Jesus Christ)
401 W. Gilbertson St.
218-864-5539
Derek Mansker, Pastor
www.battlelake.org
Sundays—
Worship Service at 10 a.m.
Wednesdays—
AWANA.
Battle Lake Campus - Meets at
Lakes Area Community Center
112 West Main St., Battle Lake
Pastor Kevin Foss - 218-862-4903
Website: bethellbc.org
Email: [email protected]
Sundays—
Sunday School/Confirmation at
9:30 a.m.
Mondays—
Men’s Breakfast 1st & 3rd Mondays at 6:30 a.m. at Lakes Area Community Center.
Wednesdays—
Youth Group 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 7-9 p.m. at Lakes Area Community Center.
Women’s Bible Study 1st and 3rd
Wednesdays 7:30-9 p.m. at Good
Sam Nursing Home in the Cottonwood
East Side Sun Room.
EAGLE LAKE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
218-864-5417
Pastor Ali Haugerud
www.EagleLakeLutheranChurch.com
(6 miles south of Battle Lake on Hwy.
78, 1 mile east on Hwy. 81)
Choir at 6:30 p.m.
Cantata at 7 p.m.
Choir rehearsal at 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School and Adult Forum at
9 a.m.
Worship at 10:15 a.m. with Communion.
Coffee Fellowship.
Monday, December 7—
Property Committee at 6 p.m.
Tuesday, December 8—
Men’s Bible Study at 10 a.m.
Worship Committee at 5 p.m.
Cantata at 6:30 p.m.
FIRST LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor Jake Dyrhaug
218-864-5686
TOPS at 10:30 a.m.
Confirmation at 5:20 p.m.
Praise Team at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, December 4—
Coffee/Conversation at 9:30 a.m.
Coffee Fellowship at 9 a.m.
Children’s Ministry.
Blended Worship at 10 a.m.
Men’s Bible Study at 8:30 a.m.
Quilters at 9 a.m.
Coffee/Conversation at 9:30 a.m.
Men’s Renewal at 6:45 a.m.
Staff Meeting at 9:30 a.m.
Health Ministry at 10:30 a.m.
TOPS at 10:30 a.m.
Praise Team at 6:30 p.m.
FOLDEN LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rud Wasson, Jr., Pastor
(Hwy 40, five miles south of Vining)
Sundays—
GRACE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Church of the Lutheran Brethren
Rud Wasson, Jr., Pastor
306 Holden Ave., Henning
Sundays—
Second Wednesday—
Ladies Bible Study Group at 7 p.m.
~ Latter Day Saints ~
COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
LEAF MOUNTAIN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(former Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Clitherall, MN - 218-864-5527
Elder Richard Harding, Pastor
218-864-8894
Scheduled worship services will
resume in the spring.
Cty. Hwy. 6, rural Clitherall
Ben Johnson, Interim Pastor
Choir at 8:15 a.m.
Worship at 9 a.m.
CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Located on Highway 34 East and
Pelican River Road, Detroit Lakes
Howard L. Olson,
Branch President
Sundays—
Sacrament at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School and Primary 11:15
a.m.
Relief Society, Priesthood 12:10
p.m.
CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS
14711 125th Ave., Wadena
Robb Oyster,
Branch President
218-924-4364
Sundays—
Sacrament at 10:00 a.m.
a.m.
CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
505 Richland Street, Wahpeton, ND
701-642-2463
Dan Anderson, Branch President
701-678-2774
Sundays—
Sacrament Meeting at 10:00 a.m.
a.m.
Priesthood and Relief Society
12:10 p.m.
Wednesdays—
Young Men and Women at 7 p.m.
Family History Center, 9 a.m.-8:30
p.m. or by appointment, 218-5579232.
(Independent)
N.W. Underwood-Co Rd. 35 & 18
218-826-6643
Sundays—
Sunday School at 9 a.m.
Worship at 10:15 a.m.
Communion: First Sunday of the
month.
NIDAROS LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Sunday School and Confirmation
at 9:15 a.m.
SPIRIT OF HOPE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
LCMC - Pastor Todd Hylden
23183 275th Ave., Fergus Falls
Contact: 651-338-0291 or 205-0545
Sundays—
Coffee at 8:15 a.m.
Worship at 9 a.m.
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
TREFOLDIGHED
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Independent Lutheran Church
Pastor Art Johnson
(Three miles south of #210 on #47,
18638 Trefoldighed Road)
www.battlelakechurch.weebly.com
[email protected]
218-864-5006
Coffee Fellowship before and after
service.
Worship at 10 a.m. Communion
second Sunday of each month.
SVERDRUP LUTHERAN
CHURCH
~ Lutheran ~
209 Southern Ave.
Underwood
218-826-6919
Pastor Nancy Monke
Website: sverdruplutheran.org
AURDAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Aurdal Township, Fergus Falls, MN
Sundays—
Holy Communion first Sunday of
each month.
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BETHEL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
~ Catholic ~
ST. JAMES & OUR
LADY OF THE LAKE
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Church News
Sundays, December—
Worship at 9 a.m.
(Sept. to May)
We need your December
Calendars!
Malachi 3:1-7b
Phillipians 1:2-11
Luke 3:1-14 [15-20]
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Second Sunday of Advent
Rising to the Occasion
A
modicum of stress in our lives is to be expected, and may even be a
good thing. Rising to the occasion to meet a challenge at work or
school almost always makes us mentally and emotionally stronger, just
as exercise stresses the body and makes us physically stronger. But sometimes we are overtaxed by problems which are seemingly beyond our abilities and then stress can wear us down. Sometimes the problem is too big to
handle by ourselves, and we need to ask for help. At other times problems
keep coming one after the other, until we just can’t cope any longer. Often
it’s the little annoyances at the end of a long day that trigger the meltdown,
not the big problems that came early on. We are usually better able to meet
challenges early in the day, before fatigue sets in, and thus it may be wise to
plan your day and its potential problems accordingly. It helps to know that
in the grand scheme of things, most of our day-to-day problems won’t be
remembered a year from now, and certainly not in a hundred years. It also
helps to know that God “has our back” and should be called on
to help with all of our problems, both large and small.
– Christopher Simon
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.
TINGVOLD LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner of Hwy 1 and Hwy 35
Rural Underwood
218-826-6487
Pastor Nancy Monke
Sundays, December—
Fellowship coffee at 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. (Sept. to
May)
Worship at 11 a.m.
VINING
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Dawna Hochstein, Pastor
218-769-4251
Quilting at 9 a.m.
Vining Choir at 6:30 p.m.
Worship at 9 a.m.
Quilting at 9 a.m.
Vining Choir at 6:30 p.m.
ZION LUTHERAN-AMOR
James Gronbeck, Pastor
WELCA Christmas Potluck at 12
Noon.
Confirmation at 6 p.m.
Choir at 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, December 5—
Men’s Breakfast at 8 a.m.
Traditional Worship at 10 a.m. with
Communion.
Sunday School program practice
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
OTC Youth Food Packing event.
Common Meeting Time for ALL
Committee and Teams at 7 p.m.
Bible Study at 10 a.m.
Choir at 6:30 p.m.
Council at 7:30 p.m.
~ Methodist ~
OTTERTAIL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Rod Tournquist, Pastor
Sundays—
Sunday Worship Service at 8:30
a.m. (November-April).
Sunday Worship Service at 8:45
a.m. (May-October).
HENNING UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Jean-Claude Duncan, Pastor
Mark Bateson, Assoc. Pastor
503 Holden Ave.
Sundays—
Worship at 9 a.m.
Fellowship following.
~ Missouri Synod ~
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Missouri Synod
Ottertail, MN - 218-367-2470
Dr. Karl Weber, Pastor
Sundays —
Sunday School and Bible class at
10:30 a.m.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Missouri Synod
Richville
Dr. Karl Weber, Pastor
Sundays —
~ Non-Denomination ~
HILLTOP CELEBRATION
CHURCH
525 Highway 210 By-pass
Fergus Falls
Dan Mueller, Pastor
Sundays—
Morning Prayer at 9 a.m.
Worship at 10 a.m.
Wednesdays—
Lyghthouse Youth Ministry, Jr.
High (grades 6-8) 4:30-5:45 p.m.; Sr.
High (grades 9-12) 7 p.m.
Attend the Church
of Your Choice!
~ Presbyterian ~
MAINE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
(Two miles north of Phelps Mill)
30761 Cty. Hwy. 45
Pastor Tom Junkert
218-495-2820
Sundays (Sept.-May)—
Worship at 10 a.m.
Coffee Hour second Sunday
Sundays (June-August)—
Coffee every Sunday.
~ Bible Institutes ~
LIVING THE WORD
BIBLE INSTITUTE
“Living the Word Day by Day”
Pastor/Director: Rev. Mark E. Hume
218-583-2820
Sundays—
Contemporary/Hebraic Worship
meets at 10 a.m. at Century 21 building at intersection of Hwy. 78 and 210
in Battle Lake. In-depth teaching,
training from the Biblical text.
~ Unitarian ~
UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF UNDERWOOD
206 North Main St., Underwood
218-826-6553
www.ucofu.org
Sundays—
Services at 10:30 a.m.
Adult Religious Education every
first Sunday at 9:15 a.m; Teen and
Children’s Religious Education every
second and fourth Sunday at 10:30
a.m.; Mindfulness Sitting every third
Sunday at 9 a.m.; Study of Old Testament every fourth Sunday at 9:15 a.m.
“A Welcoming Community”
Intro to Biblical
Hebrew
Rev. Mark Hume of Living the Word Bible Institute
will be teaching an introduction to Biblical Hebrew
For more information contact Rev. Mark Hume, 218583-2820.
Open Door
Youth Center
FREE! FREE! FREE!
The Open Door is in their
36th year! Open WednesdayFriday for all ages. Pizza,
video and table games, outdoor
playground and basketball
court. Stop by and check us out
on the corner of West Summit
St. and Lincoln Ave. in Battle
Lake, 864-5004. Sponsored by
area churches and United Way.
TOPS
A chapter of TOPS (Take
Off Pounds Sensibly) weight
control organization meets
each Wednesday with weighin from 10-10:55 a.m. and
meeting from 11-11:30 a.m.
at First Lutheran Church, 505
Holdt St. W., Battle Lake.
New members welcome.
Another chapter meets each
Thursday with weigh-in from
8:15-8:50 a.m. and meeting
9:00-9:30 at First Lutheran
Church.
Read the Ads!
Proverbs 3:5
Key To Happiness
by Pastor Paul Twist
Lakes Community Church
PO Box 92 • Clitherall, MN 56524
www.lakescommunitychurch.org
An old gospel hymn popped into my head as I began writing
this devotional, perhaps because of all the discouraging news in
the media these days.
The killing and fighting, persecution against Jews and Christians—all create an atmosphere of fear even though the violence
is not in our backyard. Viewing the world as a whole is distressing, but the song
“God is Still on the Throne” came to mind. I remember hearing
it as the theme song for a Christian radio program, and as I
looked for it in an old hymnal, I was encouraged to find the
words again.
It has four verses, with this chorus:
“God is still on the throne, and He will remember His own:
Though trials may press us and burdens distress us,
He never will leave us alone;
God is still on the throne, He never forsaketh His own:
His promise is true, He will not forget you.
God is still on the throne.”
When Kittie Louise Suffield wrote those words in 1929,
world conditions may not have been as alarming as they are
today, but it wasn’t long before the Great Depression when men
who lost all in the stock market were jumping out of tall buildings to their deaths.
The assurance that God is still on the throne, that He has final
control, is made clear in His holy word. There are many places
in the Bible where it seems God can’t or won’t step in and put
down the violence, such as this one in Psalm 11:4-7:
“The LORD is in his holy temple; the LORD is on his heavenly throne. He observes the sons of men; his eyes examine
them. The LORD examines the righteous, but the wicked and
those who love violence his soul hates. On the wicked and those
who love violence his soul hates, On the wicked he will rain
fiery coals and burning sulfur; a scorching wind will be their lot.
For the LORD is righteous, he loves justice; upright men will see
his face.”
You may ask why God doesn’t judge the world right now. The
answer is that God’s timing is different than ours. He also says,
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise . . . He is patient .
. . not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9).
The news doesn’t always report how faithful, fearless believers in Christ are sharing the good news of the gospel even as they
lose their lives for doing so. Surprisingly, many violent Christhaters have received salvation and new life in Christ.
Yes, God is still on the throne, and on time. May believers in
Christ faithfully pray and trust His timing.
‘A Christmas Journey to Freedom’
at Lakes Community Dec. 6
The Lakes Community Church of Clitherall will be showing
the movie, “A Christmas Journey To Freedom” on Sunday
December 6th at 7 p.m.
Come along on an exciting adventure as you travel back in
time to follow a Christmas Journey to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Join soloist Wintley Phipps, historian Dr.
Allen Callahan, and actress Gwendolyn Briley-Strand as Harriet
Tubman in this dramatic musical presentation that follows the
story of a slave named Joe (Wintley Phipps) and his journey to
freedom. Through this profound journey, you will discover how
the humble birth of Jesus gives hope and freedom to all mankind.
Christmas carols included in the movie by Wintley Phipps will
be: Hark the Herald Angels Sing; Some Children See Him; O
Holy Night; Sweet Little Jesus Boy; Rise Up Shepherd and Follow; Silent Night and Joy to the World.
A Christmas Journey is produced by Day of Discovery of
Grand Rapids, MI.
Everyone is invited to come and bring a friend. There is no
charge or offering taken.
The church is located on the corner of Main Avenue East and
Walnut Street South in downtown Clitherall. Refreshments will
be served following the showing.
For more information you may call Pastor Paul Twist at 218639-4618.
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Battle Lake Senior Citizens
The Battle Lake Senior Citizens gathered for their birthday program Friday, November 20. We began with the flag
pledge. With Vernal Lind at
the piano, we sang “Happy
Birthday” to Lowell Franze
and LeRoy Vogert. We also
sang “Happy Anniversary” to
Terry and LaVonne Kambel
on their 60th wedding
anniversary.
Veronica Hecht introduced
her friend, Gloria Axelson
who played us several tunes
on her accordion. She took
requests from the audience.
Friday, December 18 our
program will be “White Elephant” bingo.
Birthdays of LeRoy Vogert and Lowell Franze.
Scandinavian
Christmas
Food Festival
There will be a Scandinavian Christmas Food Festival
December 6 from 1-4 p.m. at
the Landmark Center in Henning.
There will be samples as
well as food for sale, using
tickets. Advance tickets are
$10 for 12 tickets or $10 for
10 tickets at the door.
Tickets are being sold by
committee members of “Save
The Trinity Church Building”.
There will also be an auction
at 3 p.m.
Veronica Hecht introducing Gloria Axelson.
Christian Womens
Connection
Please join us for another wonderful brunch
Monday, December 7th at 10:30 a.m. at
Thumper Pond in Ottertail. Cost is $12.00.
Theme is “We Wish You A Merry Christmas”
featuring “Season Greetings” by Missy Hermes
from the Fergus Falls Historical Society who
will present on “The History of Christmas
Cards”. Music: “Joyful Sounds” by Lisa
Schultz-Fred playing flute.
Speaker Lisa Schultz-Fred from Fergus Falls
with “The Woman In The Mirror”.
Reservations must be made by December
2nd. Call Jackie (218) 367-2897 or Sharon
(218) 367-3826. If you are unable to attend,
please call and cancel.
American Heart Assn. Offers
Resource for Navigating the
Recovery Journey
Caregiving can be a 24-7 commitment — and it’s one of the
toughest jobs around. Each November, the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association recognizes National Family Caregivers Month to acknowledge the millions of family caregivers who are caring for their loved ones with a chronic disease.
National Family Caregivers Month also recognizes that caregivers have to take care of themselves to take care of their loved
ones, despite the many roles they play. Avoiding burnout and
staying refreshed may not be top of mind, but they’re some of the
things that matter most. “At the American Heart Association we know that recovering
from a stroke or cardiac event can impact survivors, caregivers,
family and friends. That’s why we developed the Support Network, a virtual community dedicated to serving heart disease and
stroke survivors and their caregivers,” said Barb Ducharme,
American Heart Association Executive Director.
Caring for a loved one can be rewarding. But it’s also among
life’s most challenging roles. It can be stressful and uncertain
when you’re suddenly thrust into the role of caregiver. To succeed, you must also take care of your needs.
Through the free support network, our goal is to improve the
knowledge, healthy behaviors and quality of life for heart and
stroke survivors, caregivers and family. The Support Network
gives the American Heart Association/American Stroke Associa-
Erlandson, Mellon And Friends
“Believe” Dec. 11
Get in the spirit of the season and find your reason to
“Believe!” at the Wendy &
Linda holiday show at 7:30
p.m. on Friday, December 11
at A Center for the Arts, 124
W. Lincoln Ave., downtown
Fergus Falls.
Wendy Erlandson and
Linda Mellon’s annual holiday
show has been a staple in Fergus Falls for years. Join the
gals for some new tunes and
some old favorites. These
local favorites will be joined
by their on-stage family,
David Stoddard on piano, Joe
Barnett on bass, Wally Warhol
on steel drums and horn, and
Jerry Gerhardson on drums.
The Wendy and Linda show
is sponsored by Minnesota
Motor Co. and New Dimensions Home Health Care.
Tickets cost $16 for adults
and $6 for students. Reserve
your tickets early because this
show usually sells out! For
more information about the
show, call AC4TA at 218-7365453 or visit www.FergusArts.org.
Thanks For Sharing!
Our office
gathered over
100 lbs. of food
items for the
Battle Lake
Food Shelf.
DR. JOHN CHASE
Chiropractic Physician with over 16 years experience
Open Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. • Walk-Ins Welcome
104 Memory Lane, Battle Lake • 218-862-4325 (HEAL)
Tales From Lakeside
by Skip Lee
Here we are, the middle of
November and we have just had
a taste of winter with a cold, wild
wind and a touch of snow to give
us a hint of what is to come. We
have had it pretty good with an
October that was the warmest in
history and a long, beautiful fall
that gave us all the time to finish
the fall work without getting
caught with a surprise storm like
we have had in the past. The
crops are in the bin, the leaves
are all taken care of and now we
can relax!!!
The beautiful fall weather has
been good to the high school
football season. The OTTERTAIL
BULLDOGS had a phenomenal
season going to the semi-finals
before falling to the eventual state
champion. The team can be
proud of all the hard work and
dedication that it took to get that
far, and if not for some injuries to
critical players, the outcome may
have been different. Our own
grandson had a successful season with the MAPLE GROVE
CRIMSON, again getting to the
semifinals and finishing oh so
close to getting the big prize. It
was fun to watch via streaming on
the computer as each game was
exciting to say the least. Oh what
memories that called for even
though my own experience went
back (could you believe) some 60
years. All the teams in Minnesota
enjoyed a remarkable year concluding with the final games in
“Bank” stadium that is the dream
of any kid who enjoys sports.
Uncle Jim and Dawn are again
on a Thanksgiving journey out
west to visit grandchildren to celebrate this annual festival that
marks the beginning of the
“feasts” that mark the changing of
the seasons. It gives me the
opportunity do some expression
of my own ideas.
It is a bit much though, to see
the Christmas decorations on display before the right time comes.
It is interesting to note that everyone recognizes the emphasis on
the commercial side but not much
is done to get back to the real
meaning of what the Holidays are
about. Somehow we must keep
the Greatest Gift that our Lord
has provided for us before us in
the Birth of the gift of Salvation
that is available to all. With all the
turmoil that is taking place in the
whole world because of some
fanatics, we must remember with
patience, that we need something
to guide us through turbulent
times. Hopefully the good Lord
will see to the resolution of the
problems that the whole world
faces. It is hard to understand
how some think violence is the
answer to achieving the goals
they are striving for.
The political situation in our
beloved country is also something to ponder with all the blathering and arguing and pointing of
fingers to try to establish blame
for things that have happened in
the recent past. What a plethora
of candidates on both sides of the
situation. Sometimes it is hard to
make a choice when no one has
come forth with ideas that should
show common sense. My old
friend said correctly the “common
sense isn’t common anymore”.
Let us pray that somehow reason
prevails and we get some choices
that are good for our country and
the times we live in.
Again we get to the time of
year when shopping gets to be
emphasized with “Black Friday”
and “Cyber Monday” are hyped to
the max. It may be important to
some part of the population but it
doesn’t get my motor to run any
better. The important thing is that
we don’t forget the real meaning
of the season. Let us not forget
what Advent on November 29th
stands for and follow our own
conscience to get our thoughts in
order.
I came across a test for “older
kids” to see if we recognize some
familiar things from the past. The
first question was, “After the Lone
Ranger saved the day and rode
off into the sunset, the grateful citizens would ask, “Who was that
masked man?” In variably someone would answer, ”I don’t know,
but he left this behind!” What did
he leave behind? You guessed
right----- it was ”a silver bullet!” I
think our Lord gives us a “silver
bullet” in faith to conquer and
understand the difficulties of our
times!!!!!
Battle Lake Senior Center
tion the bandwidth to touch so many more people who need
emotional support.
Support Network members can:
· Start or join a conversation. Get and give support from people who understand.
· Join a group — or start your own! Groups are a great way to
find others with common conditions and experiences.
· Know that our online community is dedicated to serving you.
It’s for you or someone you care about that’s dealing with a heart
or stroke issue.
· Meet others like you. Share your story. Find and give support.
In addition to the Support Network here are some tips for
caregivers to stay refreshed:
• Take a 10 or 15-minute walk a couple of times a day, even if
it’s just around the yard.
• Choose a quiet space in the house where you can go take a
few deep breaths, read a book, pray, meditate, listen to music,
sing, write in your journal, chat with a friend on the phone or just
rest quietly for a few minutes.
• Schedule timeouts. Choose a time when your loved one is
typically sleeping, eating, watching a TV program or seems to be
at their best during the day. They will get accustomed to your little timeouts after a while and stop resenting your privacy and
interrupting you.
• Insist on these moments in a gentle way and reward your
loved one when you’ve refreshed yourself.
•Download Caregiver Resources guide.
Have you tried the meals at the Senior Center?
How about trying one?
Look in the paper for the menu. This is a very important program for our town.
~ Area Meetings ~
NA Support Group
NA will meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Henning
Community Center.
AA and Al-Anon
AA and Al-Anon meet every Friday at 8 p.m. at the
Battle Lake Senior Citizens Center.
AA
AA meets every Friday at 8 p.m. (Joe and Charlie
Tape) at the Battle Lake Community Center.
AA meets every Sunday, Monday and Thursday
evening at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Ottertail.
TOPS
A chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight
control organization meets each Wednesday with
weigh-in from 10:30-10:55 a.m. and meeting from 1111:30 at First Lutheran Church, 505 Holdt St. W., Battle Lake. New members welcome.
Another chapter meets each Thursday with weigh-in
from 8:15-8:50 a.m. and meeting 9:00-9:30 at First
Lutheran Church.
Concert by
AC4TA Children’s
Choirs on Dec. 7
A Center for the Arts is
proud of its children’s choirs
and will be showcasing their
incredible talents at 7 p.m. on
Monday, December 7 at
AC4TA’s Fergus Theatre, 124
W. Lincoln Ave., downtown
Fergus Falls. The concert is
free and open to the public.
For more information, call
AC4TA at 218-736-5453 or
visit www.FergusArts.org.
A Center for the Arts has
three children’s choirs separated by grade: Grades K-1,
Grades 2-3 and Grades 4-6.
All three choirs will be performing in this year’s concert.
Anne Hintz teaches the
Grade K-1 choir from 4 to
4:30 p.m. on Thursdays in the
Bakken Building at 115½
West Lincoln Ave. Her choir
will be accompanied by Chloe
Schindler.
Rebecca Sonmor teaches
the Grade 2-3 choir at 4 to
4:45 p.m. on Tuesday. Her
musical accompanist is Marsha Talley. Her choir also
meets in the small rehearsal
room across the street from
AC4TA in the Bakken Building. The Grades 4-6 choir is
directed by Joni Wasberg and
meets on Tuesdays at Cleveland School after school from
4 to 5 p.m. Wasberg has been
directing Children’s Choirs
for A Center for the Arts since
2003. Her choir is accompanied on piano by Deborah
Embretson.
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Street West, Battle Lake
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Lobby hours starting
November 1 are 11 a.m.-3
p.m. Mon.-Wed.-Fri.
LACC has free wi-fi and
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Dining & Area Happenings
—Weekly evenTs—
Mon. 5:45 p.m.—Yoga
Flow, email Wendy Billie,
[email protected]
or call 734-476-9884.
Mondays 7-8 p.m. Veterans Bible Study. Except
2nd Mon.
Wednesdays at 6:30
p.m. TAE KWON DO.
Contact Rick Denzel, 218205-7190; 218-998-4899;
[email protected]
.us.
Fridays at 8:00 p.m.—
AA Big Book Meeting,
west entrance.
Sundays Bethel Lutheran Church services at
10:30 a.m. Sunday School
and Confirmation at 9:30
a.m.
County Lends Financial Help
For Senior Housing Projects
Dec. 2nd Puzzle
By Tom Hintgen, Otter Tail County Correspondent
The County Board of Commissioners, in order to help facilitate senior housing projects in cooperation with government and
private industry, has agreed to be the conduit for financing of
new revenue bonds.
Conduit bonds are issued by governmental units such as
Otter Tail County on behalf of private entities. They are normally projects by non-profit entities, an example being public housing.
On November 10 a conduit bond public hearing was held
jointly by Otter Tail County and the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA).
Later, the county board approved an agreement that will not
exceed $7 million of $17.5 million needed for rehabilitation of
senior housing for River Bend Apartments in Fergus Falls and
Kaleva Apartments in New York Mills.
Addressing the county board about conduit bond details were
Nick Leonard, Otter Tail County’s new director of economic
development and tourism, and Financial Advisor Nick Anhut of
Ehlers and Associates.
County commissioners, when approving these types of financial arrangements, want to ensure that county taxpayers are protected if something goes awry.
“Conduit financing is typically
backed by either the conduit
Ashby
borrower’s credit, or funds pledged toward the project by outSchool
side investors,” said Leonard. “If
a project fails and the security goes into default, it falls to the
conduit borrower’s financial
Lunch
obligation, not the conduit issuer (ie. county and HRA).”
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The Schuett Companies has assisted
senior citizens and people with disabilities in finding affordable housing the past 40
years. They work closely with representatives of the federal
Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA).
Schuett also emphasizes that it works closely with state and
federal agencies in order to provide housing assistance to those
in need in Otter Tail County and other areas of Minnesota.
Come and see
Ashby
School
Calendar
of Events
Santa Claus
at the
Vining Palace
Sat., Dec. 5 • 4:30-8 p.m.
Free treats for the kids!
No purchase necessary.
** CHICKEN SPECIAL **
1/4 Chicken $5.00 (plus tax)
1/2 Chicken $6.25 (plus tax)
starting at 11 a.m.!
VINING, MN • 218-769-4185
ESTABLISHED IN 1970
Original Home of the Broasted Chicken
Shop Locally To Support
Your Hometown Businesses!
Battle Lake
Senior Cenentetsr
Dining and Ev
Battle
Lake
Calendar
of Events
Battle Lake Senior Dining
is available to persons over
the age of 60. Meals are
served at the Battle Lake Senior Citizen Center MondayFriday at 12 noon and Meals
on Wheels are available to
homebound seniors. Please
call the Battle Lake Senior
Center and leave a message by
9 a.m. to reserve a meal at
218-864-8768. The suggested
voluntary donation rate is $4
per meal and EBT cards are
also accepted.
Battle
Lake
Calendar
of Events
Battle Lake
School
Lunch
Menu
Thursday, December 3—
Breakfast: Cook’s choice of
whole grain breakfast pizza or
breakfast
bagel orLake
alternate.
Battle
Lunch: Cheese tortellini,
School
lettuce/spinach
salad, broccoli, fruit,Lunch
whole grain breadstick. Alternate Elementary:
Meat andMenu
cheese sandwich.
Alternate Grades 7-12: Build
your own sandwich.
whole grain muffin, cinnamon
roll, bagel or Danish or alternate.
Lunch: Grilled cheese or
hot ham and cheese sandwich,
tomato soup, fresh veggies,
dip, fruit.
Alternate ElemenAshby
tary: Grilled cheese sandwich.
School
Alternate
Grades 7-12: Salad
Bar. Lunch
Menu
Breakfast:
Cook’s choice of
hot or cold cereal or alternate.
Lunch: Chili dog, fresh
veggies w/dip, crackers, fruit.
Alternate Elementary: Turkey
hot dog. Alternate Grades 7-
Cards at 1 p.m.
Penny Bingo at 10:30 a.m.
Cards at 1 p.m.
Cards at 1 p.m.
Penny Bingo at 10:30 a.m.
Dec. 2nd Puzzle
Here’s How It Works:
Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3
boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row,
column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column
and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by
using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers
you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!
ANSWER WILL BE IN THE REVIEW DEC. 9
Erin Smith, Director
218-739-9387
ffpubliclibrary.org
Underwood
School
All meals served with low
Calendar
fat milk, bread
and margarine.
of
Events
Nutrition Services
Inc. pro-
“Parents should read aloud to their infants every day . . .
Reading regularly with young children builds language, literacy, and social-emotional skills that last a lifetime.” –American
Academy of Pediatrics.
It is important to read to even the youngest of children. Readvides this service through a ing aloud to young children is also fun and a great way to nurcontract with the West Central ture the bond with your new baby! Recognizing this, the Fergus
Area Agency on Aging with Falls Noon Rotary provided start-up funds for a new initiative,
funding from the Federal “Library Cards for Little Ones”, with the Friends of the Fergus
Older Americans’ Act through Falls Public Library. The program will provide a library card
the Minnesota Board on application, board book to keep, and information about the
importance of reading to their new baby to the families of the
Aging.
approximately 360 infants born each year at Lake Region
Healthcare in Fergus Falls.
With a library card, families have access tens of thousands of
children’s books, movies, music and more, and there is no limit
on the number of books that can be checked-out. There is no
minimum age required to receive a library card at the Fergus
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Falls Public Library, and the first library card is free for MinTuesday, December 8—
Breakfast:
Cook’s choice of nesota residents. Getting your child a library card is also a great
Underwood
egg patties, scrambled eggs, way to teach your child about responsibility, sharing and community.
School
omelets or alternate.
Librarians are also always happy to share their love of books
Lunch: Chicken
patty on a
Lunch
and
help parents find age-appropriate books and materials for
whole grain bun, mixed vegMenu
their
children. Sturdy board books are available for babies and
etables, sweet potato or oven
fries, fruit. Alternate elemen- toddlers who are just learning about books, and the library also
tary: Whole grain cheese checks-out music CDs filled with great nursery rhymes, lullapizza. Alternate Grades 7-12: bies, and interactive songs.
In addition to the books and materials available for children,
Soups and More.
the
library offers baby and toddler storytimes and other early
Wednesday,
December 9—
Underwood
learning
focused classes and events for parents and their young
whole grain School
French toast children. These programs are free of charge, open to the public
sticks, waffles,Lunch
pancakes or and designed to help parents confidently navigate their role as
their child’s first (and most important) teacher.
alternate.
Menu
I am
thankful
95%
epsthat the library is able to launch Library Cards
Lunch: Cheese or chicken
for
Little
Ones
with the assistance of the Fergus Falls Noon
quesadilla, Spanish rice,
110%
tiff
Rotary,
Lake
Region
Healthcare, the Friends of the Library and
refried beans, broccoli, fruit.
the
Women’s
Leadership
Council of United Way. This initiative
Alternate Elementary: Preis
just
one
more
way
our
community is working together to
made salad. Alternate Grades
ensure
all
of
our
children
get
a great start!
7-12: Salad Bar.
Happy
reading
and
Happy
Thanksgiving from the Fergus
Menu items offered daily:
Falls
Public
Library!
1% milk, skim milk, skim
chocolate milk, soy milk for
special needs. Sun butter or
cheese sandwich offered daily
as an alternate.
Overlooking West Battle Lake!
Alternate menus include
vegetables, fruit, whole grain
Sunday-Thursday 6:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
breads, skim, 1% or skim
Friday and Saturday
chocolate milk.
6:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
Breakfast alternates: whole
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grain low sugar cereal or low
fat yogurt and granola. Breakfasts include whole grain
toast, sun butter, jelly, fruit
cup, one 4 oz. juice and milk.
Underwood
School
Calendar
of Events
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Full service restaurant and catering
Noon Lunch Specials Everyday
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Friday - All You Can Eat Fish Fry
Sunday - Brunch 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
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218-769-4177
Closed Mon.-Wed., Thurs. 11 a.m.-8 p.m.,
Fri. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat. 7 a.m.-8 p.m.;
and Sun. 7 a.m.-2 p.m.
Taking catering reservations for
Christmas Parties, Anniversaries, etc.
Join us for Thanksgiving!
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Underwood
School
Lunch
Menu
Breakfast: Cereal, toast,
fruit,Underwood
juice, milk.
Lunch: School
Pulled pork on bun,
coleslaw, sweet potato fries,
Lunch
fruit.
Friday, December
4—
Menu
Breakfast: Egg bagel sandwich, fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Italian dunkers,
marinara sauce, romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, fruit.
Breakfast: Pancakes, fruit,
juice, milk.
Lunch: Spaghetti noodles
and sauce, corn, carrots,
breadstick, fruit.
Breakfast: Cereal, toast,
fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Barbeque on bun,
baked fries, broccoli, cauliflower, fruit. Soup & sandwich.
Breakfast: Cinnamon roll,
cheese stick, fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Chicken tenders,
mashed potatoes/gravy, green
beans, fruit.
Breakfast: 4 oz. fruit juice
and 8 oz. 1% milk, fat free or
chocolate
milk
offered.
Lunch: 8 oz. 1% white, fat
free or chocolate milk and
bread with peanut butter and
jelly are offered. Condiments
served.
Lactose reduced milk provided upon written request of
parent.
Salar bar offered unless
noted.
In accordance with the Federal law and USDA policy, the
Underwood School is prohibited from discriminating on
the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
Menu subject to change.
Underwood Events
C Boys Basketball at Hillcrest at 5 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at Hillcrest at 6 p.m.
Varsity Boys Basketball at
at Hillcrest at 7:15 p.m.
B Girls Basketball vs
Wheaton at 6 p.m.
Varsity Girls Basketball
vs Wheaton at 7:15 p.m.
C Boys Basketball at Twin
Valley at 4:45 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at Twin
Valley at 6 p.m.
Twin Valley at 7:30 p.m.
OTC Varsity Wrestling
Tournament at Fosston at
11:30 a.m.
C Boys Basketball at West
Central Area at 5 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at West
Central Area at 6 p.m.
West Central at 7:15 p.m.
Boys 8th Grade Basketball at Rothsay at 4 p.m.
Boys 7th Grade Basketball at Rothsay at 5 p.m.
OTC JV and Varsity TriWrestling at Pelican Rapids
at 5 p.m.
B Girls Basketball vs
Rothsay at 6 p.m.
Varsity Girls Basketball
vs Rothsay at 7:15 p.m.
Underwood Senior Dining
Underwood Senior Dining is no longer served in Underwood but
is available to be delivered to persons over the age of 60. If you
would like a meal delivered please call the Battle Lake Senior Center at 218-864-8768. The suggested voluntary donation rate is $4.00
per meal and EBT cards are also accepted.
Holidazzle
Wednesday, December 9 from 3:15-5:30 p.m. K-6 is invited to
spend a couple hours after school to watch a short movie, eat some
popcorn, play games and make some crafts. Registration forms have
been sent home and are due by Wednesday, December 2 to Mr.
Pelanek. Cost is $10 per student or $25 max per family.
Elementary Wrestling Program
This year we are looking for parents to volunteer to coach the elementary wrestlers. Thanks to Darren Goeden for many years of
service in this program, and now we need new volunteers to step up
to help. We will have a meeting Thursday, December 3 to talk about
the program. Kids will not wrestle that night - it is for parents to plan
how to get involved. The program is for kids in grades kindergartensixth grade. Please attend! The meeting will be held in the elementary science lab at 6:30 p.m.
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With Fire Deaths On The Rise, Fire
Marshal Asks For Public’s Help
Social Media Campaign Will Focus on Ways
Minnesotans Prevent Fires
The number of fire fatalities in 2015 has already surpassed last
year’s number — a concerning statistic with some of the historically most deadly months ahead for residential fires.
Minnesota State Fire Marshal Bruce West is asking Minnesotans
to help make this a holiday season without heartache. His goal? No
more residential fires or fire fatalities this year. “We need people to be part of the solution by taking fire prevention seriously,” West said. “We do not want anyone else to suffer the
heartache that comes along with a house fire.”
Forty-six people have died in fires so far this year in Minnesota
compared 44 in all of 2014. There were 41 fire deaths at this time
last year.
Why can the holiday season and winter months dangerous for
fires? The three leading causes of Minnesota fires last year — cooking, heating and open flame — are holiday staples. West offers the
following tips to keep your home and family safe this holiday season:
Cooking
• Never leave a hot stovetop or oven unattended.
• Smother a stovetop grease fire with a pan lid and turn off the
burner.
Heating
• Keep space heaters three feet from anything combustible.
• Do not leave space heaters unattended and turn them off while
you’re sleeping.
Open flames
• Leave three feet between a candle and anything that can burn;
use flameless candles.
• Holiday decorations are combustible. Keep them three feet from
any fuel source.
• Never burn gift wrap in a fireplace; it burns too fast and hot to
be controlled.
Be Part of the Solution
The SFMD is asking people to share what steps they’re taking to
prevent fires in their homes using the hashtag #FireFree on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Do you test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms every
month? Snap a photo and show us on social media. Do you have a
quick and easy way to remember to practice your safe escape plan?
Share it. Your tip or photo could help save someone’s life.
Since 1990, there has been an average 81 residential fires over the
Thanksgiving holiday weekend and 187 residential fires between
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day. Last year, 20 of Minnesota’s 44 fire deaths occurred cold-weather months.
DNR Announces Northwestern MN
Furbearer Registration Stations
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds
northwestern Minnesota fur trappers to register their pelts in
December and January at one of several furbearer registration
stations.
At the following local locations, furbearers (all species) may
be registered between noon and 7 p.m. on December 4. Bobcat
and otter only registration will be held between 3 p.m. and 6
p.m. on January 5.
* Backus DNR forestry office, 4391 State Highway 87, 218732-8452.
* NEW: Detroit Lakes area wildlife office, 14583 County
Highway 19, 218-846-8374.
* NEW: Fergus Falls area wildlife office, 1509 1st Ave. N.,
218-739-7576.
* Park Rapids area wildlife office, 603 First St. W., 218-7328452.
* Wadena County Highway Department, 221 Harry Rich Dr.,
Wadena, 218-732-8452.
Registration is also available by appointment throughout the
furbearer season at any of the following DNR area wildlife
offices. Trappers and hunters must call ahead to make an
appointment.
* Park Rapids area wildlife office, 603 First St. W., 218-7328452.
* Crookston area wildlife office, 204 Main St. S., 218-2816063.
* Detroit Lakes area wildlife office, 14583 County Highway
19, 218-846-8374.
* Fergus Falls area wildlife office, 1509 1st Ave. N., 218739-7576.
* Glenwood area wildlife office, 23070 N. Lakeshore Drive,
320-634-7337.
Pelts must be removed from the carcass and thawed for
inspection purposes. The entire carcass of bobcats, and the
heads of each pine marten and fisher, must be presented at the
time of registration. Trappers must present completed site validation coupons for each fisher, pine marten and river otter when
presenting these pelts for registration. The site validation tags
must be notched to indicate the date and time of harvest. Trappers can obtain four otter tags and two fisher/marten tags, which
are available upon request from license vendors. Trappers may
have two combined (one fisher and one marten) or two fisher or
two marten.
To expedite registration, trappers must produce their license
(trappers should also bring their small game license) and should
bring the following written information for each animal to be
registered: species; sex; date and location taken (county, township and range); method of take, including type of trap used;
and the DNR number as shown on the license.
Fur registration forms and additional information are available from the area wildlife offices or the DNR website at
www.mndnr.gov.
Bob Hermanson-213 ......526 JJ Wilcox ..............502
Dondi Kimber-207..........517 Phil Friedrick.........501
Jason Bartlett .................508 Lynn Good ............500
Sunday, November 22—
Underwood Night Owls—
Smith-Warhol ..........17.5 6.5
Griebe-McRoberts......15 09
Johnsen-Sletten........14.5 9.5
Hertel-Lake................9.5 14.5
Bartlett-Eckman ........9.5 14.5
Peterson-.....................05 19
Men’s 400’s and Above—
Gary Sletten-221 ............542
Jason Bartlett .................502
Wally Warhol..................479
Roger Hertel...................460
Ladies 400’s and Above—
Lisa Carlson ...................482
Bricker Johnsen ....456
Guy G .... ..............434
Tom Lake ..............418
Dave McRoberts ...412
Monday, November 16—
Bowlerettes—
Ron’s Ready Mart ......56 24
Rusty Nail...................50 30
Bonnie Beach .............38 42
Alley Oops .................36 44
Ben’s Bait ...................36 44
Sportsman’s Bar .........24 56
500’s—
Terry Dalluge ..................514
400’s—
Carol Christianson..........468
Ruth Thompson .............462
Lisa Carlson ...................447
Becca Lhotak..................443
Pat Sugden.....................441
Corissa Hentges....441
Val Trosdahl ..........439
A Meisenheimer ....424
Jodi Peterson........417
Cindy Bailey ..........410
Tuesday, November 17—
Powder Puffs—
Sportsman’s Bar .........53
The Lodge ..................45
Corner Store ...............42
Balmoral .....................36
35
43
46
52
400’s—
Deloris Millerbernd.........400
Tuesday, November 24—
Powder Puffs—
Sportsman’s Bar .........55
The Lodge ..................51
Corner Store ...............48
Balmoral .....................38
41
45
48
58
Wednesday, November 18—
Henning Twilight—
Shoreline.....................72 58
The Dummy’s.............69 61
Pro Ag.........................68 62
Kimber Kustoms ........65 65
Henning Hardware .....61 69
3 Musketeers ..............55 75
500’s—
Pat Kalk-233...................589 Dean Trosdahl .......505
Jim Dilly-225..................528 Derek Bolland........505
Henning Twilight—
Shoreline.....................78 65
Pro Ag.........................77 66
The Dummy’s.............73 70
Kimber Kustoms ........72 71
Henning Hardware .....70 73
3 Musketeers ..............59 84
600’s—
Darrin Deckert-231-214 .643
JJ Wilcox-247-207 .........638
500’s—
R Walvatne-203-200 ......588
Dave Nelson ...................542
Dondi Kimber-203..........536
Derek Bolland-238 610
Lynn Good-224 .....608
Mike Stueve-216...519
Mitch Brandsted....507
Classic—
Ruhland Plumbing....285 215
The Lodge ................274 226
First National Bank ..254 246
KC Lawn/Gallopin ...251 249
Larry’s ......................226 274
Paulson Land Co. .....210 290
500’s—
R Walvatne-211-203 ......558 Casey Love-206 ....509
Troy Brunsell-211...........532 John Rydland........508
Brian Hodnefield.............528 Pat Kalk .. ..............502
Greg Stich ......................521
Classic—
Ruhland Plumbing....303 247
The Lodge ................296 254
KC Lawn/Gallopin ...283 267
First National Bank ..282 268
Paulson Land Co. .....246 304
Larry’s ......................240 310
500’s—
Brian Hodnefield-235 .....598
Pat Kalk-225-211 ...........597
Lynn Good-224 ..............569
Paul Ness .......................536
Roger Walvatne-200 ......535
Greg Stich.............534
Mark Nelson-234 ..523
Tom Vanderweyst .517
Mike O’Donnell......512
Mike Neese ...........502
Thursday, November 19—
Henning Midday—
Turkey Trio.................24 16
High Rollers ...............21 19
Beamers......................18 22
Rolling Pins................17 23
400’s—
Helen Husfeldt................498 D Millerbernd ........407
Diane Hermanson...........456 Becca Lhotak ........406
Emy Erickson .................434
Thursday, November 19—
Commercial—
Lakes Area Massage.245 155
Balls Deep ................218 182
Golden Oldies...........206 194
Rapid Roofers...........203 197
Incredibowlers..........166 234
Campro Sealcoating .162 238
600’s—
Adam Sundby-236 .........617
500’s—
Al Hagedorn ...................524 Pat Kalk .. ..............505
Sustainable Agriculture Grants
Due in December
Funding helps farmers test new ideas
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) reminds
Minnesota farmers and others of the upcoming application
deadline for the Sustainable Agriculture Demonstration Grant
Program on December, 15, 2015.
This grant program provides funding to test ideas with the
potential to conserve natural resources and energy, enhance
profitability, and improve life on the farm. All funded projects
are summarized in the MDA’s annual Greenbook publication:
www.mda.state.mn.us/greenbook, which is an excellent
resource for potential applicants.
Farmers receive priority, but the program also funds Minnesota nonprofit and educational organizations, as long as Minnesota farmers are meaningfully involved in the project. The
program is intended to help people try new things: while applicants should be optimistic about their idea, they don’t have to
guarantee success.
Projects can last up to three years, and applicants may receive
up to $25,000, although many applicants request less. The deadline to apply is December 15, 2015. Funds will be available in
the spring of 2016.
Application
materials
are
available
at:
http://www.mda.state.mn.us/grants/grants/demogrant.aspx or
by calling 651-201-6012.
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Area 4-H Awards & Happenings
Eagle Lake 4-H Club had
their September meeting at
Balmoral North Par 3 and had
election of officers. New president is Lauren Minten, vice
president Alyssa Evavold, secretary Natalie Johanson, treasurer Daniel Ukkelberg, historian Kate Johanson and
reporter Emily Cole.
After the meeeting the club
members were treated to some
golfing.
Our October meeting was at
the Todd and Liz Ukkelberg
home. We had installation of
officers and then had a fall
party with games and a hay
ride.
Eagle Lake 4-H—
4-H Awards—
Bret Leitch, Barnhard 4-H,
2015 Outstanding Secretary.
Bret was also awarded Honorable Mention as Club
Treasurer.
2015 4-H Family of the Year—Todd and Liz Ukkelberg, daughter and former 4-H’er Sarah
Ukkelberg (also 4-H Summer Assistant/Fair Coordinator) and current 4-H’er, son Daniel
Ukkelberg, Eagle Lake 4-H.
Ellie and Henry Gibbs accepting the Community Pride
Award on behalf of Amor 4-H.
The 2015 4-H Awards Program was held at
the Otter Tail Power Community Rooms Sunday, November 15. Many 4-H youth were
acknowledged for their project records submitted and 19 youth graduated out of 4-H after
having spent 7-14 years in 4-H.
4-H served youth from kindergarten through
one year past high school. In West Otter Tail
County, 446 youth were enrolled in 4-H for the
2014-2015 4-H year.
To learn more about West Otter Tail 4-H,
please contact the Extension office at 218-9988760.
Special 4-H Awards (not pictured)—
Community Pride Honorable Mention—
Eagle Lake 4-H and Buse Orwell 4-H
Outstanding Secretary Honorable Mention—Brooke Lammers, Pelican 4-H
Outstanding Treasurer—Chloe Hanson, Pelican 4-H; Honorable Mention—Alyssa
Evavold, Eagle Lake 4-H; Sierra Griffin, Amor
4-H; Abigail Lobb, Carlisle French 4-H
2015 Outstanding Junior Leader—Elizabeth
Bergem, Fergus 4-H
2015 Outstanding Adult Leader—Amy
Bergem, Fergus 4-H
2015 Club of the Year—Eagle Lake 4-H. A
plaque is given to the club that has earned the
title of Club of the Year of West Otter Tail
County on the basis of their club report in their
club’s secretary book, activities from their club
evaluation sheet and extension office records.
Honorable Mention—Amor 4-H, Fergus 4-H,
Barnhard 4-H, Dane Prairie 4-H, Pelican 4-H,
Nidaros 4-Hk Norwegian Grove 4-H.
Cloverbud Record Recognition—Emily
Christensen, Randy Christensen and Mae
Hagemeister, Amor; Carlie Poser, Caleb Watercott, Barnhard; Josh Rogal, Buse Orwell; Max
Mekalson, Eagle Lake; Noah Schlosser, Carlana Zetah, Fergus; Maxwell Jegtvig, Norwegian Grove; Olivia Johnson, Pelican
Grades 3-5 Recognition—Alexa Barry,
clothing; Charlee Barry, clothing; Ellie Gibbs,
child development; Jonas Hagemeister, electric; Madison Ness, clothing, all Amor; Maddie
Jensen, goat; Beck Leitch, photography; Caden
Meek, photography, all Barnhard; Joseph
Rogal, wildlife, shop, aerospace, Buse Orwell;
Erika Lahti, sheep, quilting; Sonja Lahti,
sheep, clothing; Kolby Peters, swine, pallet, all
Dalton; Eliana Cole, beef; Erika Heibel,
demonstration, dairy; Zachary Johansen, photography, preserves; Brodey Mekalson, horse,
quilting, share-the-fun; Jack Mekalson, horse,
pottery; Andrea Schmidt, sewing, all Eagle
Lake; Natalie Bergem, horse, Fergus; Brett
Carrlson, dairy goat; Carter Kenyon, crafts,
pallet, both Nidaros; Cody Nord, llama, clay,
treehouse; Eva Rustand, market goat, dairy
goat, both Norwegian Grove; Molly Thornton,
cowgirl, square crafts, Pelican
Grades 6+ Recognition—Laiken Bladow,
clothing; Henry Gibbs, shop-wood; Dawson
Ness, demonstration, all Amor; Andrew
Jensen, goat; Bret Leitch, photography; Benjamin Meek, shop, all Barnhard; Brianna
Carter, rabbit; Logan Schleske, shooting sports,
horse, both Dane Prairie; Benjamin Cole, beef;
Emily Cole, beef; Kate Johansen, jelly/jam,
photography; Natalie Johansen, jelly/jam, kidney beans; Spencer Mekalson, horse, all Eagle
Lake; Elizabeth Bergem, foods/nutrition; Mallory Bergem, global connections, both Fergus;
Jaron Anderson, dog, goat; Noah Anderson,
goat, sheep; Zachary Anderson, goat, sheep;
Savanna Cichy, goat; Bailey Keierleber, goat;
Kyle Keierleber, goat; Makena Kenyon, dairy,
crafts; Matthew Roden, dairy, crafts, all
Nidaros; Dillon Nord, llama, corn; Tim Rustand, dairy goat, market goar, both Norwegian
Grove; Brooke Lammers, engineering design;
Mackenzie Thornton, photography; Mason
Thornton, dairy cattle, all Pelican
Eagle Lake 4-H, Club of the Year.
2015 Daryl Carter Mentoring Award winners with the Carter Family. Front row: Zach
Carter, Lloyd Carter, Nick Carter; back row: Janelle (Carter) Hawkinson, Brady Carter,
Pope County 4-H; Daniel Ukkelberg, Eagle Lake 4-H; Kyerra Carter and Brianna Carter.
Grades 6+ 4-H’ers with their award certificates.
Grades 3-5 with their award certificates.
Shawn Albert hunted November 13 and got
this eight pointer in Zone 240. Ben’s photo
Jordan Gedde of Fergus Falls bagged his
first deer, an eight pointer, November 7 in
zone 213.
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DNR Approves Groundwater Area Plan For
North and East Metro
The Minnesota Department of Natural
Resources this week approved a plan designed
to ensure adequate supplies of groundwater
within the state’s first designated groundwater
management area. The designated area
includes all of Washington and Ramsey counties, along with portions of Anoka and Hennepin counties.
The North and East Metro Groundwater
Management Area Plan lays out five broad
objectives and describes specific actions the
DNR will take to ensure adequate groundwater
supplies to meet human needs while protecting
lakes, streams and wetlands. The plan was
developed over two years by DNR staff and an
advisory team of nearly two dozen representatives of local government, industry and other
agencies.
“Here in the land of 10,000 lakes and hundreds of streams and rivers, it’s easy to take
water for granted,” said DNR Commissioner
Tom Landwehr. “But in some parts of Minnesota, such as the north and east metro area,
growing demands on groundwater could place
our aquifers and other resources at risk if we’re
not careful. This plan explains how the DNR
will work to make sure our use of groundwater
remains sustainable.”
A statewide analysis of groundwater
resources identified the north and east metro
region as an area of concern because it has
many surface waters connected to and affected
by groundwater levels, and the area’s population and water use are increasing.
The plan provides a framework within
which the DNR will work with major water
users, including municipalities. This cooperative effort will promote conservation, protect
surface waters and water quality, improve the
groundwater
appropriations
permitting
process, and resolve any conflicts that might
arise among users. The plan addresses a broad
set of challenges in this large geography, and
also addresses issues related to several specific
features such as White Bear Lake, the wet
prairie complexes of Anoka County and certain
trout streams.
Over the plan’s first five years, the agency
will meet periodically with users and other
stakeholders to provide updates and hear concerns. At the end of that time, the DNR will
review the plan and its results to determine
future actions.
The North and East Metro Groundwater
Management Area is one of three groundwater
management areas being established around
the state. The other two are in central Minnesota’s Bonanza Valley just west of St. Cloud, and
around the Straight River near Park Rapids in
north-central Minnesota.
More information, including plans and maps
for the North and East Metro Groundwater
Management Area, can be found at
www.dnr.state.mn.us/gwmp/area-ne.html.
County Board Ready To Back Delays in
Stocking More Muskies
By Tom Hintgen
Otter Tail County Correspondent
The Otter Tail County
Board of Commissioners,
hearing from many of their
constituents opposed to stocking of more muskies in area
lakes, is close to adopting a
resolution in support of those
constituents.
County board members, on
November 24, stopped short
of passing a resolution until
correct wording for a resolution can be drafted.
However, in the near future,
it appears that the board will
likely pass a resolution urging
the DNR to delay stocking of
more muskies.
“We as a county board will
likely ask the DNR to provide
further research,” said Commissioner Doug Huebsch of
Perham. “We need assurances
that stocking of more muskies
will not have adverse effects
in area lakes.”
The county board heard
from Lake Lizzie lake association representative Mike
Johnson and Dave Majkrzak,
past president of the Pelican
Lake Association and current
president of the Otter Tail
Coalition of Lake Associations (COLA).
Both oppose more muskie
stocking in area lakes.
Muskies were introduced in
the 1960s and 1970s to Pelican Lake, West Battle Lake
and Beers Lake at Maplewood
State Park.
Now, a plan by the DNR
calls for stocking of more
muskies in one of three county lakes next year. On the list
are Franklin Lake and Lake
Lizzie northeast of Pelican
Rapids and Loon Lake near
Vergas.
State statute gives Minnesota DNR Commissioner
Tom Landwehr and the state
DNR office the authority to
make final decisions on stocking of muskies in designated
lakes.
Area fishing guides and
muskie fishing association
members say that muskies
coexist with other game fish
in Minnesota without detrimental effects.
However, the concern of
many local property owners at
area lakes is that muskies will
devour many game fish such
as walleye, bass and crappies.
The guides and association
members expressed their
views during an open meeting
October 29 in Fergus Falls,
attended by DNR Commissioner Landwehr, area state
legislators and other officials.
Opponents also attended the
gathering.
“Those in favor (of more
muskies stocking) were mostly comprised of people who
don’t live here in Otter Tail
County,” said Huebsch.
“When a final decision is
reached, half of you will be
happy and the other half not
happy,” said Landwehr who
traveled from St. Paul to Fer-
gus Falls for the October 29
open meeting, at the request of
area legislators.
“Too much weight in favor
of muskies stocking came
from muskie association
members such as those from
Fargo-Moorhead,” said Johnson. “We at Lake Lizzie are
among several lake associations that have expressed
opposition to the DNR plan
for stocking of more
muskies.”
Majkrzak said he and fellow residents of Pelican Lake
have concrete concerns for the
DNR plan.
“Keep in mind that new
state legislation protects all
muskies up to 54 inches in
length,” said Majkrzak. “Fish
that size can weigh close to 35
pounds. Previously, muskies
49 inches or more could be
caught and kept.”
If stocking of muskies in
Franklin Lake, Lake Lizzie or
Loon Lake were approved by
the DNR, this wouldn’t take
place until September 2016.
In the meantime, county
commissioners appear to be
united in their beliefs that further research is needed to
assure that stocking of more
muskies will not have adverse
effects in area lakes.
Official wording for a
county board resolution is
likely to be available before
the end of calendar year 2015.
The board likely will vote on
the resolution sometime in
December.
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BL Students Attend WE Day
Members from the Battle Lake Student Councl recently attended WE Day, a motivational
event celebrating youth who make a difference. The Battle Lake Student Council earned the
right to attend by committing to raise money and awareness for both local and global organizations. Attending the event this year were, back row: Molly Christensen, Carter Frank,
Dawson Ness, Morgan Ness; front row: Emily Marso, Jared Scholten and Katlyn Rilla.
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Hunters Register More Than 128,000
Deer Through Third Weekend
Minnesota firearms hunters registered 128,174 deer through
the third weekend of firearms deer season, up from 112,715
from the same period in 2014, according to the Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources.
So far this year during special hunts and the archery, early
antlerless and firearms seasons, hunters have harvested 145,383
deer, up from the 2014 to-date harvest total of 128,134. Preliminary numbers show that the number of deer registered rose 13.5
percent from 2014.
Buck harvest during the firearms season was up 18.4 percent
from last year, indicating that the population has in fact grown
from its low point two springs ago. Zone 1 total firearms harvest
was up 11 percent, Zone 2 was up 15.5 percent and Zone 3 was
up 7.7 percent. Buck harvest was up significantly in all zones.
The DNR has projected the 2015 total deer harvest to be
between 140,000 to 155,000 deer. The 2014 total harvest after
last year’s conservative season was just over 139,000.
In much of Minnesota, the last day of the firearms deer season was November 15. The northern rifle zone season continued
through November 22. Additional deer will be harvested during
the late southeastern season, which runs Saturday, November
21, through Sunday, November 29; the muzzleloader season,
which begins Saturday, November 28, and continues through
Sunday, December 13; and the archery season, which runs
through Thursday, December 31.
Final numbers from all deer seasons will be available in January.
New this year, hunters can preview an interactive deer information tool being developed by the DNR at
www.mndnr.gov/deermap. This map is the first step toward
launching an online application that delivers useful information
hunters need and want. Hunters are encouraged to take a look at
the application, discuss it and provide the DNR with feedback.
More information on deer management can be found at
www.mndnr.gov/deer.
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Huge Thank You
A huge Thank You to the students who performed so well
during every night of Mary Poppins at BLHS. They could not
have done such a job without all the help of the adults who gave
100's of hours of their time, lost hours away from their day jobs
and gave up evenings with their families. It was definitely a
group effort which is a hallmark of a great musical production.
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Photo by Intern Klarissa Walvatne
Varsity Girls Basketball vs Perham-Dent at 7:15 p.m.
8th Grade Boys Basketball at Parkers Prairie at 4:30 p.m.
7th Grade Boys Basketball at Parkers Prairie at 5:30 p.m.
C Boys Basketball at Frazee at 5 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at Frazee at 6 p.m.
Varsity Boys Basketball at Frazee at 7:15 p.m.
OTC Varsity Wrestling Tournament at Fosston at 11:30 a.m.
8th Grade Boys Basketball vs Brandon-Evansville at 4 p.m.
7th Grade Boys Basketball vs Brandon-Evansville at 4 p.m.
C Girls Basketball vs Brandon-Evansville at Evansville at 5
p.m.
B Girls Basketball vs Brandon-Evansville at Evansville at 6
p.m.
Varsity Girls Basketball vs Brandon-Evansville at Evansville
at 7:15 p.m.
C Boys Basketball at Parkers Prairie at 5 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at Parkers Prairie at 6 p.m.
Varsity Boys Basketball at Parkers Prairie at 7:15 p.m.
OTC JV and Varsity Wrestling Tri at Pelican Rapids at 5 p.m.
Junior High Boys Hoops off to good start
by Trevor Johnson
vs. Hillcrest
The Battle Lake Junior High Boys Basketball teams began
their season November 6th with a trip to Hillcrest Lutheran
Academy in Fergus Falls, and both teams were able to start the
season off in the win column. The 8th grade boys got off to
somewhat of a slow start and trailed 14-10 after the first half. A
much better effort on both ends of the floor in the second half
helped the boys prevail in the end, in what turned out to be an
exciting first game with several lead changes in the final minutes, and defeated the Comets 27-25. Brennan Amundson led
the Battlers with 11 points and Dillon Christensen tallied 8.
The 7th grade Battlers got their season off to a fast start,
jumping out to an early 10 point lead. Cold shooting and some
costly turnovers allowed the Comets to close the gap, but the
Battlers regained their momentum and built the lead back to
double digits. In a shortened one half, 16-minute game, the
young Battlers still managed to pour in 29 points, and at the
buzzer defeated the Comets 29-20. Kyler Leabo, Brady VanErp
and Nick Carter-Fischer paced the Battlers with six points each.
vs. Underwood
Another slow start by the 8th grade boys found them trailing
at the half 22-16 as they struggled with rebounding and defending the post. An energetic effort in the second half saw the Battlers take their first lead of the game with just a few minutes
remaining, as some strong pressure defense by Dillon Christensen forced several Underwood turnovers. With a little over a
minute remaining, Underwood hit a 3-point shot to tie the game
at 41. The Battlers came up empty on their final two possessions and Underwood came away with a 44-41 victory. The loss
evened the 8th grade record at 1-1. Brennan Amundson scored
14 points to lead the Battlers. Riley Leabo added 11 and Thomas
Himmelspach chipped in nine.
The 7th grade boys again jumped out to a quick start, as a
strong defensive effort forced several Underwood turnovers,
resulting in several transition baskets. The first half break found
the Battlers with a commanding 23-6 lead. The Battlers continued with the same intensity in the second half, and their speed
and quickness proved to be too much for for the opposition,
winning handily over the Rockets 44-8. Brady VanErp led the
way with 12 points and Kayne Cameron added nine, in a game
which saw nine of the 10 boys on the team hit the scoring column. The win improved the 7th grade record to 2-0.
vs. Rothsay
Finally, the 8th grade Battlers came out with intensity and
enthusiasm and jumped out to an early lead which would carry
them thru the entire game. Better execution on the offensive
end and a strong defensive effort propelled them to a 22-10 halftime lead. An even better performance in the second half and
several baskets as a result of great offensive rebounding, helped
the Battlers to earn an impressive 48-17 victory. Thomas Himmelspach and Connor Drake did an outstanding job rebounding
on both ends of the floor in this game. Riley Leabo led a balanced scoring attack with 14 points. Brennan Amundson finished with 12, Connor Drake 10 and Jacob Hite netted eight.
The win improved the 8th grade record to 2-1.
Staying consistent, the 7th grade boys again jumped on the
opponent quickly, and several easy transition baskets helped the
Battlers to a 20-10 halftime lead. Committing to working even
harder on defense in the second half, the scrappy Battlers held
the Tigers to just one basket and 2-free throws. Rewarding their
defensive effort and strong rebounding were many transition
opportunities that led to several high percentage shots, and the
end result was a convincing 39-14 victory. Tough perimeter
defense by Isaac Hallberg and Brady VanErp forced many
turnovers and made offensive possessions difficult for the
Tigers. Once again, nine out of the 10 boys got into the scoring
column, with Drew Durbin leading the way with 10 points. The
win moves the 7th grade to 3-0 on the season.
vs. Ashby
The 8th grade boys took a step backwards after a strong game
just two days earlier, struggling to gain any offensive rhythm
and getting outrebounded, both on offense and defense. Some
extremely cold shooting in the first half also contributed to a 188 halftime deficit for the Battlers. The second half saw more of
the same as the Battlers battled poor shooting from the field and
the free throw line, making only one of 12 free throw opportunities. Ashby controlled the boards and had a huge rebounding
advantage which in the end helped them beat the Battlers 3917. Brennan Amundson led the Battlers with seven points. The
loss dropped the Battlers to 2-2.
The 7th grade continued their fast starts, again relying on
some strong defense and aggressive rebounding to assist them in
their transition offense. As a result, the Battlers were able to
jump to a 33-10 halftime lead. Half number two saw more of
the same as the Battlers built an even bigger lead, going on to
win easily 57-28. Some good offensive possessions in which
the boys worked really well as a team, helped nine of the 10
boys again make their way into the scoring column. Brady VanErp and Wyatt Severson led the scoring with 14 points each and
Nick Carter-Fischer added 11. Isaac Hallberg, Drew Durbin and
Kayne Cameron did an excellent job on the boards. The win
improves the 7th grade to 4-0.
vs. Parkers Prairie
Rebounding from a loss, the 8th grade boys got back on track
against a much bigger Parkers Prairie team, battling hard the
entire game to come away with well deserved 35-29 win. Executing well on the offensive end and some good looks at the basket got the Battlers off to a good start, and strong post defense
by Thomas Himmelspach and Brennan Amundson gave the Battlers a 20-13 halftime lead. Cold shooting by the Battlers
allowed the Panthers to get within two points. The Battlers then
turned up the defensive pressure, again, doing a good job
defending the post. They also attacked the glass much better,
and several offensive rebounds created easy inside baskets.
Riley Leabo paced the Battlers with 13 points and Brennan
Amundson added eight. The 8th grade is now 3-2 on the season.
The 7th grade boys got off to a much slower start against the
Panthers, missing several easy shots in the first half, and struggling in their offensive possessions. But again, their solid,
scrappy defense made things difficult for the opponent, which
allowed the Battlers to end the first half with a 16-4 lead. The
second half saw the Battlers build a big lead as their tenacious
defense led to many easy scoring opportunities, which this time
they capitalized on. A late second half rally made things a little
interesting, but the defense prevailed and made stops when they
needed to, helping the 7th grade Battlers gain a 30-22 win,
improving their record to 5-0 on the season. Eight of the 10
boys scored in the game, with Kayne Cameron leading the way
with seven.
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Successful Hunters
Riley Christensen of Battle Lake bagged this 8-point buck in
Ben’s photo
Zone 240 November 7.
Sadie Nadgwick of Fergus Falls hunted Zone 213 and
bagged this 9-pointer November 7.
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Wayne Smith of Horace, ND, shot this 10 pointer November
7 in Zone 239.
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Tara Nadgwick of Fergus Falls hunted Zone 213 and bagged
this 8-pointer November 7.
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Tony Schaffran bagged this 218 lb. 9-pointer.
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Keeler Johnson harvested thie 162 lb. 10 pointer.
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Cole Nelson shot his first deer, a 182 lb. 10 pointer.
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Nice young buck taken by Jim Kesler in Zone 239.
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Anne Oldakowski of Wadena bagged this 8-pointer in Zone
213 November 7.
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Mike Tichy with his 186 lb.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MINNESOTA
IN DISTRICT COURT
COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
--------------------------------------------------------- 14. OTHER CIVIL, REAL PROPERTY
Court File #56-CV-15-2390
Jared Burkdall;
Janice Urtel, as Personal Representative
of the Irene M. Eckley probate estate;
Tradition Mortgage, LLC;
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Henry Dammeier; Fraziski Hofstetter; Nathaniel Olin; The City of Fergus Falls; Andrew
Dickee; Mary Schmidt; the unknown heirs of Carl Weinreich, deceased; Felix J. Talley;
Ida Schmidt; Albert Schmidt; Paul Winreich; Alvina Garner; Fred Hansen; Rose M.
Hansen; Alfred Andreas Severson; Doris Myra Severson; the unknown heirs of Allan O.
Eckley, deceased; George C. Waters; Robert Spiekermann; C. Deike; Christian Deike;
Charles Haarstick; Theodore F. Haarstick; John Gander; Loisa Gander; Herman H.
Mau; Malvina M. Mau; William Carl Boek; Hulda Margaret Boek; Walter B. Spidahl;
Melvyn W. Townsend; Dewey G. Miller; Daisy B. Miller; Allan Dean Kjono; Nancy Lee
Kjono-Saurer aka Nancy L. Hovde aka Nancy L Kjono aka Nancy L. Saurer; John M.
Burns; Donna L. Burns; John Hardenberg; Margaret E. Hardenberg; H.R. Grasshoff
aka Harvey R. Grasshoff; the unknown heirs of Gary C. Estrin, deceased; Carol A.
Estrin; Matthew P. Flogstad; Laurel J. Peterson aka Lori J. Peterson; Jon D.S. Fransen;
Thea K.S. Fransen; Cheryl L. Pelaccio; the unknown heirs of Richard L. Johnson,
deceased; Karla L. Johnson; Joshua Haberer; David J. Mandelke; Sandra A. Mandelke; First National Bank of Henning; also the unknown heirs, successors or assigns
of any of the above defendants, and all other persons unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, interest or lien in the real estate described in the complaint herein.
Defendants.
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SECOND AMENDED SUMMONS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon Plaintiffs’ attorney an
Answer to the Second Amended Complaint which is on file in the office of the Court
Administrator of the above-named Court, within twenty (20) days after service of this
Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, judgment by
default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Second Amended Complaint.
THIS ACTION involves, affects or brings into question real property situated in the
County of Otter Tail, State of Minnesota described as follows:
That part of Government Lot 5, Section 26, Township 133, Range 43, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows:
Commencing at the South Quarter corner of said Section 26; thence North 89
degrees 43 minutes 27 seconds West (bearing is based on Otter Tail County Coordinates – 2011 Adjustment) along the south line of said Section 26, a distance of
1319.05 feet to the southeast corner of said Government Lot 5; thence continuing
North 89 degrees 43 minutes 27 seconds West along said south line, a distance of
329.47 feet to the southwest corner of GRASSHOFF ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
FERGUS FALLS, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 00 degrees
16 minutes 33 seconds East along the west line of said GRASSHOFF ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF FERGUS FALLS, a distance of 344.00 feet to the south line of
the North 184 feet of the South 528.00 feet of said Government Lot 5, by perpendicular measurement, and the point of beginning of the land to be described; thence
North 89 degrees 43 minutes 27 seconds West along said south line a distance of
81.07 feet; thence South 00 degrees 23 minutes 36 seconds West a distance of
183.96 feet; thence South 00 degrees 37 minutes 05 seconds West a distance of
127.04 feet to the north line of Fir Avenue; thence South 89 degrees 43 minutes 27
seconds East along said north line, a distance of 82.21 feet to said west line of
GRASSHOFF ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FERGUS FALLS; thence North 00
degrees 16 minutes 33 seconds East along said west line, a distance of 310.86 feet
to the point of beginning. Containing 25,344 square feet, more or less.
Subject to the mortgage in favor of Tradition Mortgage, LLC recorded in the office of
the Otter Tail County Recorder as document number 1160042.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the object of this action is to obtain a judgment that Plaintiff Jared Burkdoll is the owner in fee simple of the above-described real
property; to reform the mortgage of Plaintiff Tradition Mortgage, LLC to correspond with
the above description; and that the Defendants, and each of them, be declared to have
no right, title, estate, right to possession, lien or interest in the real estate described
above.
The Defendants will take notice that no personal claim is made by the Plaintiffs
against any of the defendants.
Civil cases are subject to Alternative Dispute Resolution processes as provided in
Rule 114 of the General Rules of Practice for the District Courts. Alternative Dispute
Resolution includes mediation, arbitration, and other processes set forth in the rules.
You may contact the Court Administrator for information about these processes and
about resources available in your area.
Dated: 11-16-15
Penn C. Brandborg, Attorney for Plaintiffs
315 S. Mill Street
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
218-736-7447, Att. Reg. No. 166546
(Published December 2, 9 and 16, 2015)
LEGAL NOTICES
HELP WANTED
Office of Minnesota Secretary of State
Certificate of Assumed Name
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333
HELP WANTED: Cooks, experience preferred. Competitive pay
based on experience. Apply in person at Shoreline Cafe in Battle
Lake.
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1. List the exact assumed name under which the business is or will be conducted:
Lakeway Express
2. Principal Place of Business:
1810 East Fir Avenue
Fergus Falls MN 56537
3. List the name and complete street address of all persons conducting business
under the above Assumed Name, OR if an entity, provide the legal corporate, LLC or
Limited Partnership name and registered office address:
Lakeway Express, LLC
1810 East Fir Avenue
Fergus Falls MN 56537
4. I, the undersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose
signature is redquired, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature would be required
who has authorized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I
further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the information in this
document is true and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minnesota Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject to the penalties of
perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as f I had signed this document under oath.
Lakeway Express, LLC - Chief Manager, Steve Olson
by Rolf Nycklemoe (s), agent for Steve Olson
(Published November 25 and December 2, 2015)
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Date 10-25-15
IN DISTRICT COURT
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
PROBATE DIVISION
COURT FILE NO. 56-PR-15-3380
COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL
IN RE: ESTATE OF KENNETH E. LIEN,
Deceased.
ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR
FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND APPOINTMENT OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN UNSUPERVISED
ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND CREDITORS:
It is Ordered and Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of January, 2016, at
1:30 o’clock p.m., a hearing will be held in the above named Court at Fergus Falls, Minnesota, for the formal probate of an instrument urporting to be the will of the above
named decedent, dated August 13, 2008, and for the appointment of Keith G. Lein
whose address is 11672 County Highway 10, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, as personal representative of the estate of the above named decedent in unsupervised administration,
and that any objections thereto must be filed with the Court. That, if proper, and no
objections are filed, a personal representative will be appointed to administer the
estate, to collect all assets, pay all legal debts, claims, taxes and expenses, and sell
real and personal property, and do all necessary acts for the estate.
Notice is further given that ALL CREDITORS having claims against said estate are
required to present the same to said personal representative or to the Court Administrator of the Court within four months after the date of this notice or said claims will be
barred.
Dated: November 13, 2015
Mark F. Hansen
Judge
Danette Thormodson
Deputy Court Administrator
Rolf Nycklemoe #230741
Nycklemoe & Ellig, P.A.
Attorneys at Law
106 East Washington Avenue
Fergus Falls Minnesota 56537
218-736-5673
Published November 25 and December 2, 2015)
Everts Township monthly meeting will be Tuesday, December 8 at the town hall at 7 p.m.
Leaf Mountain Township Board will meet Tuesday,
December 8 at the town hall at 8 p.m.
Sverdrup Township monthly meeting will be Tuesday,
December 8 at 7 p.m. at the Township Shop.
Nidaros Township regular monthly meeting will be
Wednesday, December 9 at 8 p.m. at the Nidaros Town Hall
located at 18845 Nidaros Church Drive (across from Nidaros
Church).
Amor Township regular monthly meeting will be Wednesday, December 9, at 7 p.m. in the townhall.
Clitherall Township regular monthly meeting will be
Thursday, December 10 at 7 p.m. in the Battle Lake City Hall.
Eagle Lake Town Board will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday,
December 10 at the Eagle Lake Town Hall.
Residential - Commercial
Farm
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
218-495-2244
Chris
Thompson Const.
•Homes •Garages •Remodeling
•Steel & Vinyl Siding
•Quality Work •Planning
FOR SALE: Armstrong Solarian Traditions, $26.95, now clear out
$8.95 sq. yd. Also Armstrong Sandoval $21.95, now $5.00 sq. yd.—
E.J.’s Flooring, Battle Lake.
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INSURED
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in the Human Resources Department at:
Lake Region Healthcare
712 Cascade St S Fergus Falls, MN
218-736-8469/800-439-6424
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WANTED TO RENT: Fishhouse - consider purchasing.—Call
218-770-1973.
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CARD OF THANKS
If
you find
mistakes
in this publication,
please consider
that they are
there for a purpose.
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for everyone,
and some people
are always looking for
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For All Your Plumbing Needs
New Construction or Remodeling
Don Swanson, Master Plumber/Owner
Gary’s
Septic Service
GARY’S SEPTIC
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(formerly Richard’s Septic Service)
• Septic Tank Pumping •
GARY WALLACE
218-769-4399
218-864-5101
Shut down Feb. 1-7 for Truck Maintenance.
KC LAWN - SNOW: Now is the time to get on our Snow
Removal Schedule! Residential and Commercial, insured.—
218-731-7181.
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CUTTING EDGE LAWN CARE AND SNOW REMOVAL.
Winter is coming!! We still have space on our snow removal
route. Call and secure your spot today. Competitive rates and
fully insured. Call Dan at 218-282-0411.
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INTERIOR PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING 20 years
experience.
Roberta
Skibness,
218-205-6622.
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Northern Lakes
Dental, Ltd.
Bob’s Septic Service
Septic & Holding Tank Pumping
218-583-4424
218-864-3004
Cell 218-640-6579
Brogard
Plumbing
1108 Western Ave., Fergus Falls, MN
218-736-4000
306 Industrial Dr.
Henning
Battle Lake
Refrigeration & Heating
218-864-5535
Dennis Quam, Owner
218-864-5585
EJ’s Floor Covering
and EJ’s Massage
Brian’s Repair
& Tire Service
Wood Floor
Vinyl
Carpet
(W) 218-864-5266
Tile
(H) 218-864-8817
TROSDAHL BODYWORKS
Body Repair & Refinishing
GLASS REPLACEMENT
Hwy. 210 West - Battle Lake, MN
218-864-5424
PO Box 204 • Battle Lake, MN
Exterior/Interior Specialist
36801 State
Hwy. 210
Battle Lake, MN
56515
Dr. Todd Smith, DDS
218-864-5245 - Battle Lake
Doug
Trosdahl
(218) 583-2041
Al and Earllet
Johnson
Area Lakes Dental
Scott Wagnild, DDS Kelly Schroeder, DDS
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Heating & Excavating, Inc.
Brian Brogard
Robert Johnson
Lic. No. 004994PM
Battle Lake, MN 56515
SERVICES
WELANDER JEWELERS: Diamonds, rings, watches,
design, repair, bead stringing and much more!—218-736-4237,
Fergus Falls.
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BATTLE LAKE
CHIROPRACTIC
Scott E. Ellingson, D.C.
202 Lake Ave. S. • Battle Lake, MN
Card of Thanks—
The loved ones of William Bjerketvedt would like to thank
all of the friends and family who attended his viewing and
funeral. Thank you to the staff of the Battle Lake Good Samaritan Home fo their wonderful care, Rick Mekalson and the staff
at the Glende-Nilson Funeral Home for their guidance at a difficult time, Reverend Ben Johnson and the Leaf Mountain
Church for their love and for the wonderful luncheon, William’s
nephews who served as casketbearers (Larry Bjerketvedt,
Duane Bjerketvedt, Orlin Bjerketvedt, Leslie Bjerketvedt, Orly
Bjerketvedt, Teddy Bjerketvedt), Violet Moen for serving as
organist and Naomi Pilantz, Nola Anderson and Noreen Bolstad
for their musical offering. William was a kind and gentle man
who will not be forgotten.
William Bjerketvedt’s loved ones
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218-770-0513
RADON MITIGATION
DURBIN DRYWALL
218-864-3009
Cell 218-205-4112
Applications available online at www.lrhc.org or
THE BRICK YARD LAKE LODGE welcomes hunting and
fishing groups - open year round! Also a great venue for your
retreat needs. For reservations, VRBO #654024 or 218-7317181.
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Bo Durbin Owner
Home
Competitive Wage and Benefit Package
FOR SALE
Specializing in Quality Energy Efficient Homes
218-826-6575
discipline preferred.
* Supervisory experience, experience in a
medical facility, and a broad knowledge of
cleaning procedures as related to hospitals
and clinics preferred.
WANTED: GOOD farmland to rent or buy for 2016 and
beyond. Will consider any size acreage. References available
upon request.—Call 218-770-8170
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Call 218-864-5952
To Get Your Business Listed!
Emil Kvidera
* Oversees the housekeeping and linen
departments.
* Associate or Bachelors degree in related
Card of Thanks—
Thank you to our family, Father LeRoy and Friends for making our 60th Anniversary so special. B
Thanks for dinners, flowers, cards and Special Blessing from Father LeRoy.
May God Bless.
Terry and LaVonne Kambel
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Emil’s Electric
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & LINEN
COORDINATOR
WANTED
Lic.# BC20024416
TOWNSHIP NOTICES
DRIVERS: $SIGN-ON$ Local, OTR, PT, FT! Great Pay, Benefits, Bonuses! CDL-A. Family Atmosphere! O/O’s welcome!
Lonng: 800-777-1753.
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CARD OF THANKS
FOR SALE ON BIDS
FOR SALE ON BIDS: Otter Tail County Farmland, Section 8,
Fergus Falls Township. For bid packet and details, contact the
attorney for the seller, Nicholas J. Heydt, Pemberton Law, 110
N Mill St, Fergus Falls, MN 56537. Deadline to submit written
bids is December 15, 2015 at 3 p.m.
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Service and
Truck Tires
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Underwood, MN
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‘Home For the Holidays’ in Battle Lake
Greeting Santa.
Photos by Intern
Klarissa Walvatne
Audrey Durbin counting off the things she
wants to Santa.
Good Times at ‘Home For The
Holidays’ in Battle Lake
Paul S. Jensen, Attorney at Law
Business Law
Real Estate
Probate
Estate Planning
Bankruptcy
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throughout December!
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patients, I hope that I can find
ways to improve their quality
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given away on
Friday, Dec. 4
Annalise Shippee, PA-C
Family Medicine
Welcome a new addition to your Perham Health team.
I enjoy all aspects of family medicine that practicing in a small
town offers. Every patient is different and has a unique story to
tell. I love being able to see the entire family and really get a feel
for where one person’s story originates and another story ends.
Meet Annalise in person at the Perham Clinic.
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