Thanksgiving - Battle Lake Review

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What’s Inside ...
Underwood School Board ........................Page 2
Fall Sports Awards..................Pages 10 and 11
Ashby NHS Makes Challenge..........Post Page 1
Thanksgiving Writings.............Review and Post
Review
‘Mary Poppins’
Battle Lake
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Upcoming
Little
Notes ...
Battle Lake Book
Club will meet Tuesday,
December 1 from 1011:30 a.m. at the Battle
Lake Senior Citizen Center. The group will discuss
favorite Christmas stories
especially “The Gift of the
Magi”. The members will
discuss possibilities of
various books for future
discussion. The January
selection is “Shelter
Belts” by Candace Simar.
The club is open to anyone who enjoys reading
and discussing books.
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.
Review Pages 9 and 14
— Section One —
Communities of Battle Lake, Clitherall and
Underwood and surrounding
— Section Two —
Communities of Ashby and Dalton and surrounding
Hometown Newspaper Since 1884
Vol. 131 — No. 33
Make It A Day In Battle Lake Saturday
“Small Town
Saturday”
Visit downtown Battle Lake
Saturday, November 28 for a
day of fun for family, friends
and Thanksgiving weekend
visitors. The Saturday after
Thanksgiving is both “Small
Town Saturday” and Battle
Lake’s “Home for the Holiday” celebration.
“Home For The
Holidays”
I inadvertently submitted
last year’s “Home for the Holidays” article last week. Here
is what is happening this year!
So sorry. Reba
Saturday afternoon and
evening is the “Home for the
Holidays” celebration sponsored by the Battle Lake Area
Community Fund (BLACF).
Kids can enjoy gingerbread
decorating and other fun activities from 2:30-4:15 p.m. at
Lakes Area Community Center (LACC) at 112 West Main
Street. Decorated gingerbread
people can go home with kids
for them to hang on their holiday trees. Photos from last
year’s gingerbread decorating
and wagon-ride event will be
posted for people to find
themselves in a photo or see
what happened last year.
As the fire truck makes its
way through downtown and
nearby neighborhoods, the
sound of sirens and a waving
Santa announce that the community tree-lighting is about
to begin. The ceremony will
take place at 4:30 p.m. in
“Patio Park” located between
Creative Cuts and CarlsonHighland Accounting. After
royalty does the honor of
lighting the tree, Kathy
LeLoup will lead everyone in
singing holiday favorites.
After the singing, Santa
will be on hand at LACC for
kids to tell him what they want
for Christmas and for everyone to enjoy a holiday treat
and warm up with a hot beverage.
The “Home for the Holidays” event rings in the holiday season in small-town Battle Lake. Take part in this
community-wide celebration.
Battle Lake Inn & Suites
Celebrates Opening
Nidaros
Thanksgiving
Eve Service
The Battle
Lake Review
Everyone in the community
is invited and welcome
to
celand Ashby-Dalton Post
ebrate their blessings and
Offices will be closed
thankfulness at Nidaros
Lutheran Church ThanksgivFriday, November 27th
ing Eve at 7 p.m.
for an extended
The informal service will
be led by the Rev. DonThanksgiving
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er, interim pastor of Nidaros.
Deadlines for the
The service will include familThe Battle Lake Inn & Suites
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celebrated
their grand opening
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Tuesday, Nov. 24th.
allow families to travel and
prepare for their feast on
Thursday.
Refreshments will be
served for fellowship and
thanksgiving.
Nidaros Lutheran is located
at 18844 Nidaros Church
Road across from the Nidaros
Township Hall.
$1.00
ber of Commerce. It was a
great chance to tour the facility and meet the owners and
staff. Owner Mike Henkenius
had the honor of cutting the
ribbon with a huge scissors
with other owner Andrea
O’Connell (left of Mike). Tim
and Kathy Deal with the
Hometown Synergy LLC are
The Battle
Lake Review
and Ashby-Dalton Post
Offices will be closed
Friday, November 27th
for an extended
Thanksgiving Holiday.
Deadlines for the
Wednesday,
Dec. 2nd paper
will be 12 noon
Tuesday, Nov. 24th.
also owners. For more information about the hotel, you
can check them out on their
website ww.battlelakeinn.com
and/or like them on facebook.
Photo by Carrie Fisher
Join Now The New
Battle Lake Area
Sporting Club
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.
They will need many dedicated men and women of all ages
to help make this a successful and thriving community club. To
get started they are going to have 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 have some raffles and giveaways. 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.
Remember to mark December 12 on your calendars for the
Battle Lake Area Sporting Club Membership Gathering.
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 218-2050513.
The idea behind “Small
Town Saturday” is to do some
of your holiday shopping in
Battle Lake to support our
local businesses and economy.
In addition to getting a few
unique and one-of-a-kind gifts
you won’t find at big box
stores on Black Friday or over
the Internet on Cyber Monday,
you can visit with people you
know, see the town dressed up
for the holidays and enjoy
music from the Battle Lake
Review.
Maybe you think there’s no
place to shop in Battle Lake
this time a year. Think again.
• Battle Lake Inn & Suites
(afternoon) has gift certificates for future stays whether
for a holiday or a gift for a
friend or family member next
summer.
• Prospect House Museum
– Take a tour or purchase a
ticket for a future date for you
or someone else. Tours offered
morning and afternoon, but
call ahead to schedule (8644408).
• Seip Drug (9 a.m.-3 p.m.)
has a number of specials and
free cider and coffee all day.
• Galloping Goose (10 a.m.4 p.m.) has gift certificates for
bicycle or water-sports rentals
that family or friends can
enjoy next summer. Bike supplies or something from their
selection of Galloping Goose
Wear might also be a good
choice for someone special.
• Art of the Lakes (10 a.m.4 p.m.) has a gallery full of
one-of-a-kind gift possibilities
from hand-made tree ornaments, to jewelry, cards, mittens, ceramics, glass, books,
paintings and more. Gift certificates available. Open house
with beverages and treats from
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
• Prairie Needles (9 a.m.-5
p.m.) will have lots of great
deals in preparation for closing as a yarn shop the end of
December (to re-emerge as a
housewares store in the
spring).
• Everts Lumber Yard (7:30
a.m. to 12 noon) has gift certificates for those hard to buy
for people in your life. Let
them pick out just what they
need for that project they are
working on.
More ideas and special Small
Town Saturday ads can be
found on pages eight-nine.
New At Craft Fair
The public is invited to attend the Battle Lake Craft Fair Saturday, December 5 at Battle Lake Public School from 9 a.m.-3
p.m. Several new events and activities will be added to the fair
this year. Just For Kix dancers will perform at 11 a.m. This short
performance, under the direction of Karrie Carlson, will take
place in the junior high gym. About 30 dancers in Tiny Kix, Wee
Petites and Mini Kix will perform for a standing audience.
Another new feature of the 2015 craft fair is a fund raiser for
Ronald McDonald House and a card-making station. Battle
Lake students Sydnee and Danica Byrne will sell crafts with all
proceeds going to the Ronald McDonald House. Danica, who is
the NAM Miss Minnesota Junior Pre-Teen, will also set up cardmaking with all the creations going to Cards for Hospitalized
Kids. Everyone is invited to support this great cause.
Gift-wrapping, a new service at the craft fair, will be available throughout the day at the concession stand in the school
lobby. Proceeds from the gift wrapping service will help fund
the Battle Lake Choir on its trip to New York to perform at
Carnegie Hall. And while searching for unique gifts, shoppers
will be serenaded by the talented members of the Battle Lake
Choir!
Come to the craft fair hungry! Battle Lake sixth graders will
serve lunch all day in the cafeteria. Proceeds will fund their trip
to the Minnesota State Capitol. Freshly baked chocolate chip
cookies will also be available in the high school hallway. Proceeds from cookie sales will fund BPA.
Book lovers should browse through Stevie’s Used Book
Store. Gently used books for all ages will be available. Proceeds
from Stevie’s Used Book Store fund the purchase of new books
for the Battle Lake School Library.
The junior high gym, cafeteria and school hallways will be
filled with vendors providing unique handmade items and products from home businesses. Many of the shopper-favorites from
previous fairs are returning as well as several new vendors.
The admission fee for the craft fair is $1 for adults and FREE
for children 12 years and younger. All proceeds benefit the students of Battle Lake Public School.
IRS Phone Scams
The IRS has seen a recent increase in local phone scams
across the country, with callers pretending to be from the IRS in
hopes of stealing money or identities from victims.
These phone scams include many variations, ranging from
instances from where callers say the victims owe money or are
entitled to a huge refund. Some calls can threaten arrest and
threaten a driver’s license revocation. Sometimes these calls are
paired with follow-up calls from people saying they are from the
local police department or the state motor vehicle department.
Characteristics of these scams can include:
• Scammers use fake names and IRS badge numbers. They
generally use common names and surnames to identify themselves.
• Scammers may be able to recite the last four digits of a victim’s Social Security Number.
• Scammers “spoof” or imitate the IRS toll-free number on
caller ID to make it appear that it’s the IRS calling.
• Scammers sometimes send bogus IRS emails to some victims to support their bogus calls.
• Victims hear background noise of other calls being conducted to mimic a call site.
After threatening victims with jail time or a driver’s license
revocation, scammers hang up and others soon call back pretending to be from the local police or DMV, and the caller ID
supports their claim.
(continued on page two)
Page 2
Lakeland Home Care Notes 30th
Left to right: Jessica Gilbuena, RN; Melynda McElmurry, RN; Shirley Nelson, LPN; John
Zwiers, COO of LB Homes ; Missy Johnson, RN Lakeland Home Care Manager; Kristina
Knisley, RN ; Becky Odden, RN, Executive Director of Lakeland Home Care and Lakeland
Hospice; Jane Wood, COTA with Aegis Therapies that contracts with Lakeland Home Care.
Missing from photo: Kerri Ehlert, RN; Jenna Stadsvold, HHA; Bonnie Waskowsky, HHA,
Hilde Mealy, HHA; Debbie Grimes, SW; Pam Hokanson, LPN and Carrie Miller, LB
Homes Connect Coordinator.
Lakeland Home Care celebrated its 30th Anniversary on
Wednesday with an open
house at their offices in the
Eisenhower complex at 805
East Channing Ave in Fergus
Falls. Lakeland Home Care
began in 1985 as Lake Region
Home Health Care, part of the
Lake Region Healthcare system. In 2006 it merged with
Lakeland Hospice to become
Lakeland Hospice and Home
Care.
In 2012 Lakeland Hospice
and Home Care merged with
LB Homes to become Lakeland Home Care, part of the
LB Homes spectrum of services.
Earlier this year Lakeland
Home Care earned a four star
rating as a home health care
provider on the Medicare rating system. The four stars
show consumers how the performance of a home health
agency compares to other
agencies. Agencies get a rating from 1 to 5 stars, with 1
being the lowest score and 5
Battle Lake Review
Reflecting/Obituaries
representing the highest performance. Agencies get more
stars when they follow recommended care practices for
more patients, and when more
of their patients show
improvement.
The quality of patient care
star rating summarizes each
agency's performance on average across nine of the quality
measures reported on Home
Health Compare. These measures were selected to give a
general overview of agency
performance on measures that
apply to the most people. A 4
or 5-star rating means that the
agency performed better than
other agencies on the measured care practices and outcomes.
Executive Director of Lakeland Home Care and Lakeland
Hospice, Becky Odden commented that “LB Homes is
proud to celebrate the 30th
Anniversary of Lakeland
Home Care and their longstanding quality care delivery
to patients in Fergus Falls and
the surrounding area. I am
proud and thankful for each
staff member on our Home
Care Team. They are dedicated, knowledgeable and skilled
in providing compassionate
care in the homes of our
patients. We continually strive
to improve and provide services which help people recover
or live with illness or
decreased abilities within their
homes. We are thankful for
each patient we serve and for
the medical providers who
refer them to our care.”
Lakeland Home Care specializes in home nursing care
including LPN, RN, and Aide
visits, occupational, physical
and speech therapies, medication set ups, in-home safety
checks, wound V.A.C.s and
more.
For more information on
Lakeland Home Care call
(218) 998-1400 or go online to
LBHomes.org and click on
Lakeland Home Care.
OTC Museum Open House
Underwood School Board
Approves Several Items
The Underwood School
Board Regular October meeting was held Monday, October
19, 2015 in the Conference
Room. Present were Board
Members Wold, Carney,
Peterson, Johansen, Rich and
Sletten, Superintendent Olson,
and Community Ed Director
Stenoien. Absent: Principal
Hamann. Others present
included Michael Beach.
Peterson, Chair, called the
meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
with a quorum present.
Motion to approve the amended agenda (Sletten/Wold:
MCU).
Motion to approve the minutes of the September 21,
2015 Regular Meeting (Sletten/Carney: MCU).
Motion to approve payment
of the September and October
Death
Notices checks #45894-45963 and
wire
payments
totaling
$754,901.81 (Johansen/Wold:
MCU). Total expenditures in
September by fund were General $429,068.52; Food Service $9,203.63; Community
Service $9,968.00; and Building $456,186.98; for a total of
$904,427.13. School Board
accepted the Quarterly Student Activity Report dated
9/30/15.
Motion to approve Assurance of Compliance Certificate of federal rules for 504,
Title I, Title IX, Special Education
(Johansen/Sletten:
MCU).
Motion to approve snow
removal contract with Underwood Oil (Wold/Carney:
MCU).
Motion to approve becom-
Jacqueline “Jackie” McGinnis, 88, formerly of Summit Village Battle Lake, died
November 15, 2015 after a
long battle with dementia.
Preceded in death by her
husband, Robert.
Private family services in
Coon Rapids. Interment will
be at Lakewood Cemetery
summer 2016.
Memorials preferred to
Battle Lake Senior Center.
(This publication constitutes the legal
printing November 25, 2015 of the official minutes of this meeting.)
Turning Back
The Pages
FIVE YEARS AGO - 2010
Esther Allen Peterson of
Battle Lake published the
third book in the Homesteaders Series.
Deaths: Norleen
Schik,
November 22; Christine Siepelmeyer, November 17;
Philip Lacher, November 18.
The Underwood Rockets
lost a heart-breaker to
Cromwell in the State Semifinals.
The Underwood High
School Drama Department
presented “The Brothers
Grimm Spectaculathon”.
The OTC Bulldogs fell to
Caledonia Warriors in State
Semi-Finals action.
The Battle Lake Lions Club
installed their first lady to the
club.
Turning
Back The
Pages
Jacqueline “Jackie”
McGinnis
ing a member of MN Rural
Education
Association
(MREA)
(Wold/Sletten:
MCU).
Motion to approve Master
Agreement 2015-2017 (Carney/Johansen: MCU).
Wold reported on Fergus
Falls Area Special Education
Cooperative; and Peterson
reported on the MN School
Board Association meeting.
Stenoien gave the Community Education Report.
Olson gave the Superintendent Report.
Motion to adjourn (Carney/
Rich: MCU). Meeting adjourned at 8:19 p.m.
John Wold, Clerk
15 YEARS AGO - 2000
The OTC Bulldogs were
headed to the Metrodome for
the Class AA Championship
game versus the Triton
Cobras.
Deaths: Merle Henderson,
November 13; Tilda Hanson,
November
11;
Wilfred
Onstad, November 16; George
Richels, November 16.
The Underwood junior/
senior classes presented “Up
The Down Staircase”.
Ben and Jerry Aakre of
Barnhard 4-H attended the
79th National 4-H Congress.
Births: Ella Kim, November 10 to Kim and Joye Baumgartner.
35 YEARS AGO - 1980
Deaths: John
Lystrom,
November 19; John Reynolds,
November 18; Clara Walvatne, November 23.
Farmers Union Oil board
were Paul Deckert, Leo Becker, Ray Green, Ken Twete and
Herb Waskosky with Tom
Martelle, plant manager.
John Lannon, former secondary principal at the Underwood School accepted a position in Perham as Dean of Students.
Roger Luhning
Roger Luhning, 78 of rural
Battle Lake died Thursday,
November 19, 2015 at Sanford Health in Fargo.
A private family service
will be in the spring.
Arrangements by the
Glende-Nilson Funeral Home
of Battle Lake.
Stopping at the sawmill and logging display during open house at the Otter Tail County Historical Society's Museum in Fergus Falls Friday, November 20, were the four grandchildren
(Oliver, Natalie, Jenna and Lauen Thorson) of Anne Worner of Fergus Falls who accompanied the youngsters. Their grandfather is Gerald Worner. Photo by Thomas Hintgen
IRS Scam
(continued from page one)
In another variation, one sophisticated phone
scam has targeted taxpayers, including recent
immigrants, throughout the country. Victims
are told they owe money to the IRS and it must
be paid promptly through a pre-loaded debit
card or wire transfer. If the victim refuses to
cooperate, they are then threatened with arrest,
deportation or suspension of a business or driver’s license. In many cases, the caller becomes
hostile and insulting.
If you get a phone call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, here’s what you should
do: If you know you owe taxes or you think
you might owe taxes, call the IRS at 800-8291040. The IRS employees at that line can help
you with a payment issue – if there really is
such an issue.
If you know you don’t owe taxes or have no
reason to think that you owe any taxes (for
example, you’ve never received a bill or the
caller made some bogus threats as described
above), then call and report the incident to the
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at 800-366-4484.
If you’ve been targeted by these scams, you
should also contact the Federal Trade Commission and use their “FTC Complaint Assistant”
at FTC.gov. Please add "IRS Telephone Scam"
to the comments of your complaint.
UCare Info
Meetings
Next month, UCare will
host informational meetings
about its UCare for Seniors
Medicare health plan options.
UCare for Seniors has more
than 90,000 members across
Minnesota and western Wisconsin. To register for a meeting or obtain more information, call 1-877-523-1518 toll
free.
UCARE FOR SENIORS
health plan informational
meetings:
Wednesday, December 2 at
11 a.m., Essentia Health EMS
Building - Conference Room,
225 Park St., Detroit Lakes
56501
Tuesday, December 8 at 2
p.m. Perham Library, 225 Second Ave. NE, Perham 56573
Wednesday, December 16
at 10 a.m. Alexandria Senior
Center, 414 Hawthorne St.,
Alexandria 56308
A salesperson will be present with information and
applications. For accommodation of persons with special
needs at sales meetings, call 1877-523-1518 toll free (TTY
1-800-688-2534 toll free).
122 S. Lake Ave.
Battle Lake
Traill Vosberg,
PT
218-862-3100
Fax
218-862-3101
Physical Therapy For All Ages!
• Orthopaedic and Sports Injuries
• Stroke and Neurological Conditions
• Back and Neck Pain
• Sprains and Strains
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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, November 25—
Thanksgiving Service “Reasons To
Be Thankful” at 7 p.m.
Sunday, November 29—
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 “Cain and Abel...and Substitute Seth”.
Monthly Fellowship Birthday Dinner.
Wednesday, December 2—
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
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.
Sunday School and Adult Forum at
9 a.m.
Worship at 10:15 a.m.
Coffee Fellowship.
Monday, November 30—
Quilting at 9 a.m.
Tuesday, December 1—
Men’s Bible Study at 10 a.m.
Adult Bible Study at 1:30 p.m.
Choir at 6:30 p.m.
Cantata at 7 p.m.
FIRST LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor Jake Dyrhaug
218-864-5686
Good Sam at 10 a.m.
TOPS at 10:30 a.m.
Confirmation at 5:20 p.m.
FLYO at 5:30 p.m.
Praise Team at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, November 27—
Coffee/Conversation at 9:30 a.m.
Coffee Fellowship at 9 a.m.
NO 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—
Worship Service at 11 a.m.
Derek Mansker, Pastor
www.battlelake.org
Sundays—
Wednesdays—
AWANA.
~ Latter Day Saints ~
COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
(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.
CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS
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.
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.
LEAF MOUNTAIN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cty. Hwy. 6, rural Clitherall
Ben Johnson, Interim Pastor
Choir at 8:15 a.m.
Worship at 9 a.m.
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(Independent)
N.W. Underwood-Co Rd. 35 & 18
218-826-6643
Sundays—
Sunday School at 9 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.
~ Lutheran ~
SVERDRUP LUTHERAN
CHURCH
AURDAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Aurdal Township, Fergus Falls, MN
Sundays—
Holy Communion first Sunday of
each month.
Come and Worship
with Us!
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BETHEL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
~ Catholic ~
ST. JAMES & OUR
LADY OF THE LAKE
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Church News
209 Southern Ave.
Underwood
218-826-6919
Pastor Nancy Monke
Website: sverdruplutheran.org
Sundays, November—
Worship at 9 a.m.
(Sept. to May)
Jeremiah 33:14-16
1 Thessalonians 3:9-13
Luke 19:28-40
Sunday, November 29, 2015
First Sunday of Advent
Giving Up on Self-Help
T
he self-help section is one of the largest sections in most bookstores.
But the fact that there is no end to the publishing of books on a variety
of self-help topics, from dieting and money management to relationships and careers suggests that the advice given isn’t terribly effective. If selfhelp books really helped, wouldn’t there be an end to it, or perhaps even just
one big, final edition of the Last Self-Help Book? David Brooks suggests in
his book “The Road to Character” that the problem with the notion of selfhelp is relying on ourselves. We keep falling back on the same method,
which is to think that we can solve our own problems. To quote the comic
strip character Pogo, “We have met the enemy and he is us.” Human
resourcefulness and resilience are impressive, but they can only go so far in
solving our problems. God’s resourcefulness, on the other hand, is infinite,
because His is the world and its fullness. Our resources are limited; God’s are
unlimited. The danger of relying too much on your own resources is that, to
quote C.S. Lewis, “You may forget that you are at every moment totally
dependent on God.” So throw out all those self-help books and ask God to
help you out. He’s always there and He is your best hope.
My help comes from the LORD, the Maker of heaven and earth.
TINGVOLD LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner of Hwy 1 and Hwy 35
Rural Underwood
218-826-6487
Pastor Nancy Monke
Sundays, November—
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
~ 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 ~
Service of Thanksgiving at 7 p.m.
Pie Fellowship following service.
NO Sunday School.
Traditional Worship at 10 a.m.
Quilting at 8:30 a.m.
Bible Study at 10 a.m.
WELCA Christmas Potluck at 12
Noon.
Confirmation at 6 p.m.
Choir at 6:30 p.m.
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”
~ 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
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.
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!
We need
your
December
Calendars!
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!
Psalm 121:2
Key To Happiness
by Pastor Paul Twist
Lakes Community Church
PO Box 92 • Clitherall, MN 56524
www.lakescommunitychurch.org
I am very grateful a day is set aside each year as a national day
of Thanksgiving. But even if it were not, as Christians we are
exhorted from scripture to live in a spirit of thankfulness.
The Apostle Paul in his epistle to Colossian Christians said,
“So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to
live in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith
as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness” (Colossians 2:6-7).
Even though his letter was written about 1,955 years ago, it is
God’s Word, and is just as important today. The Christian life is
to be lived out in daily thanksgiving, and especially on Thanksgiving Day.
The call to set aside a special day of thankfulness contrasts
sharply with the fact that less and less gratitude is being
expressed these days. One of the saddest scriptures in the Bible
is a stern warning given to those living in what the Bible calls
the “last days.”
The Apostle Paul warned the young pastor Timothy, “But
mark this: There will be terrible times in the last days. People
will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud,
abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, without
love, unforgiving, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not
lovers of the good, treacherous, rash, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God—having a form of godliness but
denying its power” (2 Timothy 3:1-5). Notice that the word
‘”ungrateful” is included.
As a teenage boy I thought of Thanksgiving as driving 100
miles to my grandparents’ farm to spend time with my five
cousins and eat lots of tasty food prepared by my grandmother
and aunts. I’ve since learned that real thanksgiving is first of all a special
time of heartfelt gratitude to God for all the spiritual blessings I
receive by faith in Christ as revealed in the Bible.
A truer sense of the word thanksgiving is found in Colossians
1:10-12, ”. . . That you may live a life worthy of the Lord and
may please him in every way: bearing fruit in every good work,
growing in the knowledge of God, being strengthened with all
power according to his glorious might so that you may have
great endurance and patience, and joyfully giving thanks to the
Father, who has qualified you to share in the inheritance of the
saints in the kingdom of light.”
I’m also reminded of the first day of Thanksgiving the Pilgrims held at Plymouth in 1621, thanking God for a good harvest and for His protection. One of the group was George Soule,
a teenage servant I am privileged to be related to on my mother’s side of the family.
Music for the Christmas Season
Tis the season for music and celebration as Christmas
draws near. The Federated Church is performing “Images of
Adoration” Saturday, December 5 at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The cantata features the Federated Church choir, a community orchestra and organist Carol Andstrom. “Images of Adoration” is written by Pepper Choplin. “We all enjoy the beauty
of Christmas - the music and candles, the greenery and crimson flowers, the holy symbols of the manger and the star. The
presence of these symbols draws us into the story of Christmas each year, reminding us of the power, simplicity and
awesome significance of the birth of the Christ Child.” The
performance concludes with the singing of Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus” and the audience will be invited to join the choir.
The event begins simply - like a blank canvas. Gradually
the music comes up, candles are lit, wreaths are hung and
through the course of the concert, a masterpiece is created.
“Christmas traditions and
symbols are so personal and
bring back memories of
Zion
Christmas past,” said Karen
Hauck, choral director at
Lutheran Church
Federated Church and of the
of Amor
cantata.
36051 Cty. Hwy. 74
There will be refreshments
served after the performance.
There is no charge to attend
although there will be a free
Wed., Nov. 25 • 7 p.m.
will offering to go to the local
Pie and coffee fellowship
mission fund.
after service.
The church is located at
224 N. Union in Fergus Falls.
Thanksgiving
Service
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Changes for
Tour of Senior Living Options
in learning more about Fergus Falls area long term
Agency on Aging careInterested
and nursing homes? Join us for treats, tours and informa-
As part of the Land of the
Land of the Dancing Sky Area
Agency on Aging transition
plan, the West Central Area
Agency on Aging Joint Powers Board will be dissolving
effective December 31, 2015.
The west central county commissioners will remain on the
Land of the Dancing Sky Area
Agency on Aging governing
board. West Central staff will
become part of the Northwest
Regional Development Commission team, partners since
2005. The Fergus Falls office
located at 313 South Mill
Street will remain open and
continue to serve clients.
Land of the Dancing Sky
Area Agency on Aging serves
21 counties in west central and
northwest Minnesota. Services provided include the Senior
LinkAge Line (800-333-2433)
and outreach, contract administration, and program development. Any questions can be
answered by calling 218-7394617.
Battle Lake
Senior Center
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.
tion Thursday, December 10 at the Government Services Center, 560 Fir Ave West in Fergus Falls from 12:45-4:30 p.m.
Stops will be PioneerCare, Broen Home, Woodland Lodge and
MN Veterans Home.
This is an opportunity to visit each of the area’s long term
care and skilled care faciliites on one tour. Sample a variety of
treats and refreshments at each stop. A perfect time to get your
questions answered while enjoying the holiday decorations too.
This event is free and open to the public. RSVP by Monday,
December 7 to reserve your space and for wheelchair and handicap accessible transportation. Call Otter Tail County Public
Health, 218-998-8327. Transportation is limited so reserve your
spot early.
This event is a collaboration of Otter Tail County Public
Health and the Area Agency on Aging-Land of the Dancing Sky,
Minnesota Veterans Home of Fergus Falls, Broen Home, PioneerCare, Wooodland Lodge and Fergus Falls ISD 544 Community Education.
Grief Support Group Dec. 1
Tri-County Health Care will host its monthly grief support
group Tuesday, December 1. The meeting will be held from
4:30-5:30 p.m. in the Wesley Conference Room, located in the
lower level of Tri-County Health Care in Wadena.
Anyone who has experienced a loss is invited to the support
group. The group’s purpose is to offer understanding, suggestions for coping, support, friendship and, most of all, hope to
bereaved adults. The group meets the first Tuesday of each
month.
To learn more about the month Grief Support Group, contact
Tri-County Health Care’s Medical Social Services Staff at 218631-5228.
Henning Salvation Army
The Salvation Army in Henning is open Tuesday-Friday from
10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The address is
410 Douglas Ave in Henning.
For more information call 218-548-3200.
Dance & Dessert Back
For 21st Year
Leap into the holiday season with Dance &
Dessert — back for its 21st year! The performances will be at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday,
December 5 and 6 at A Center for the Arts, 124
W. Lincoln Ave., downtown Fergus Falls in the
Fergus Theatre. The performances are followed
by a dessert reception across the street at the
Senior Citizen’s Center.
Tickets are on sale now and 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 218-736-5453 or visit www.FergusArts.org.
Dance & Dessert is an annual fundraiser for
A Center for the Arts. The event is co-sponsored
by A Center for the Arts and Fergus Falls
School of Dance. The profits from these performances help bring professional dance companies to Fergus Falls each year for a public
performance and dance master classes. The production is co-directed by Ramona Jacobs and
Mary Pettit.
Most of this delightful afternoon of dance is
performed by 19 auditioned dancers from the
FFSD. This year’s show includes: the crowd
favorite “My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord,” the
“4 Little Swans,” a fun jazz version of “Santa
Claus is Coming to Town,” and four new modern works by guest artists and former FFSD
alumni Shannon Denzel-Bartok, Molly Johnston, and Kaitlin Larson. In addition, there will
be a “Mom’s dance,” and 11 high school boys
will be participating in a couples dance and the
“Arabian” dance from “The Nutcracker.” Joining the main cast will be several FFSD dance
classes, including the kindergarten students of
Valerie Sohl and jazz and tap students of
Rachelle Wigtil.
Fergus Falls School of Dance has been a part
of the community for more than 33 years. FFSD
currently has students from as far away as Perham, Barnesville, Wahpeton, Wendell, Elbow
Lake, and Battle Lake. Ramona Jacobs is celebrating her 31st year as director and owner of
the school. Additional faculty at FFSD
includes: Sara Anderson, Mary Pettit, Rachelle
Wigtil and Valerie Sohl. Student teachers
Andrea Erlandson, Danelle Hubert and Georgia
Wagnild are also part of the faculty this year.
FFSD provides quality dance education by
focusing on dance as an art form.
A Center for the Arts mission is: To Connect
artists and audiences by providing the best possible arts experiences that inspire imagination,
curiosity, creativity and learning.
Locals in Concordia Christmas Concerts
Emily Carlson and Benjamin Dyrhaug, both graduates of Battle Lake High School, will be taking part in thye 89th annual
Concordia College Christmas Concert. The concert is one of the
best-known events in the Midwest with thousands attending
each year. The concerts are staged with exceptional lighting and
a full-sized mural that will illuminate the theme, “Let Every
Heart Awake and Sing”.
Nearly 450 student musicians in The Concordia Choir, Chapel
Choir, Cantabile, Mannerchor, Bel Canto and The Concordia
Orchestra create the most beautiful collection of Christmas
music heard during the holiday season. This year’s concert
explores the theme of celebration and rejoicing in the splendor
of God’s creation.
The Moorhead Concerts on Concordia’s campus are held in
the Memorial Auditorium at 7 p.m. Friday, December 4; 2 and 7
p.m. Saturday, December 5 and 2 p.m. Sunday, December 6. The
musicians then travel to Minneapolis for concerts held at
Orchestra Hall at 6 and 8:30 p.m. Thursday, December 10.
For more information on the concerts visit ConcordiaChristmas.com.
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and Articles is 10 a.m. Fridays!
Celebrate The Harvest!
For the month of
November, donations for
the Food Shelf given at
our office will be
matched. The Battle
Lake Good Shelf will
receive all
donations.
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
Good Samaritan Outlook
by Jim Wolf
Thanksgiving Reflections…
Reflections of this, another
year nearly past can include
many things. Not the least of
them should be a deep gratitude
to God for His bountiful provision.
In the midst of an economic
slow-down, being pessimistic and
casual in our approach to this
year’s Thanksgiving holiday
would not be too difficult.
However, the Psalmist David in
his 100th Psalm suggests a lessthan-casual approach to Thanksgiving. Consider his exclamations: “Shout for joy to the Lord, all
the earth. Worship before Him
with gladness—come before Him
with joyful songs. Know that the
Lord is God, it is He who made
us, and we are His people, the
sheep of His pasture.
Enter into His gates with
thanksgiving and his courts with
praise—give thanks to him and
praise his Name. For the Lord is
good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues
through all generations.” Psalm
100: 1-5, NIV
Do you feel the gratitude the
Psalmist must have felt as he
penned those words? It’s hard to
read those words without feeling
the deep gratitude and emotion
that must have been in his heart.
It is good to feel that kind of
gratitude and healthy to express
that level of emotion toward God
and others. It is good to give
thanks!
395 years ago, the Pilgrim
Fathers celebrated Thanksgiving
for the first time on these shores.
The bitter, tragic winter of 1620
had taken its toll. By spring, there
were 46 new graves on the little
hill overlooking Plymouth Village.
Of the 100 brave souls who
came over on the Mayflower, half
were dead. But now the first harvest had come. The sun was shining—the American Indians were
friendly and the survivors were
determined to render thanks to
God for his gracious provision.
When you stop to think about it
that must be one of the secrets of
America’s greatness. This month
throughout America, we will
observe another Thanksgiving
holiday.
Family and friends will gather
together—turkeys will be roasted—dressing will be made and
cranberry salads of all kinds will
be put on long tables next to candied sweet potatoes and mountains of mashed potatoes and
giblet gravy.
If you are like me, you can
almost taste it. Thanksgiving is a
festive time. It is a time when
memories are enjoyed and
shared. It is also a time when
people enjoy special times of fellowship with one-another—and,
of course, in our culture, it is a
time to watch a football game!
But most of all—it is a day for
us to remember some important
things, and be thankful as those
early Pilgrims remind us.
It is therefore especially significant that we, their descendants,
continue to recognize the source
of our immeasurable blessings
just as they did as we thank God
for Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of
Happiness.
In my reflections of this past
year, I too have much for which to
be grateful. One of the great challenges we have as care givers,
and for which a great deal of gratitude is felt, is the privilege of caring for residents who have come
to call Good Sam—“home.” What
a blessing it is to be able to serve
these who have labored for us so
many of these past years. How
difficult this work would be without the dedicated and loving
group of co-workers who give
large blocks of their time and lives
to share in this loving ministry.
We are mindful of the many
kind and gracious volunteers who
give generously of their time without any pretense. How cold and
lonely a home would be without
their caring service.
We salute the many professionals who team-up with us in
meeting the health care needs of
our residents—physicians and
their staffs, hospitals care workers, dental & vision agencies and
many other service agencies that
assist with services to the elderly
living among us.
We salute the churches with
their dedicated pastors and constituents providing spiritual counseling, encouragement and worship opportunities for our residents.
We are grateful for the community at large for their support
and involvement in the lives of all
of the seniors citizens living
among us.
To all, linking arms together—
meeting needs of people everywhere, we express our sincere
thanks.
Finally, we all should be thankful most of all to God, from who
cometh “every good and perfect
gift.” The giving of thanks on this
2015 Thanksgiving season also
includes a hearty thanks to you
readers and our best wishes for a
“Happy Thanksgiving” and a
blessed year following.
Campus news
The Eagle Lake Lutheran
“Girls” were at it again this past
Tuesday. Campus residents were
treated to a very tasty homemade
pumpkin dessert topped with
“real” whipping cream. The delicious treat was just the thing to lift
spirits on a rather damp and
gloomy day. Thanks Eagle Lake
“girls.”
A large contingent of campus
residents were guest visitors to
the dress rehearsal of the ‘Mary
Poppins’ performance of the Battle Lake High School. Attending
the performance were Eunice
Swedberg, Marcia Lee, Jack and
Shirley Neese, Arlen and Marge
Naylor, Mary Lou Stickel, Carol
Charest, Lorraine Bjorke, Lorraine Lykken, Ione Peterson, Earl
Peterson, Sharon Twete, LuJean
Juvrud, Grace Norberg, Millie
Wilde and Mary Stoller.
They presented a stunning
performance of this all-time classic. Residents were enthralled
with the costuming and outstanding choral and acting ability of the
students. This is another example
of the terrific students we have at
our Battle Lake School and the
terrific leadership by the schools
administration and staff. ..
Accompanying campus residents were staff members, Jennifer Nickolite, Linda Nine, Tammy
Carlson, Shelly Sagerhorn. It was
obvious from the smiles and
expressions on faces of those
attending this artistic event, that it
was a special pleasure for each
one. What a blessing it is to have
a Five Star school right in our
community and be able to enjoy
outstanding productions such as
this classic.
Another ‘five-star’ event was
enjoyed Thursday noon. A special
Thanksgiving celebration potluck
was hosted by Good Sam Auxiliary and staff.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served by the dietary department
to residents, their families and
staff, with auxiliary and staff providing a special salad or dessert.
From the smiles and satisfied
looks on faces of residents, staff
and guests—this proved to be
another outstanding event that
will be needed to repeated again
next year.
The week ended with some
marvelous music provided by
Marge Hanson sharing vocal and
instrumental accordion golden
oldies.
Have you
checked out the
want ads?
Perham Health Welcomes
Annalise Shippee, PA-C
Annalise Shippee, physician’s
assistant, has joined the Perham
Health medical team. She will
see patients in the Perham clinic.
Annalise is a 2000 graduate
from Perham High School. She
attended Augsburg College in
Minneapolis where she obtained
a Master of Science in Physician
Assistant Studies. For the past
eight years, she worked at Lakewood Health System in Staples
as a physician’s assistant in family medicine, urgent care, and the
emergency department.
“My philosophy is that every patient is different and has a
unique story to tell,” stated Annalise. “By really listening to my
patients, I hope that I can find ways to improve their quality of
life. I enjoy all aspect of family medicine that practicing in a
small town offers. 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.”
Annalise has been married to her husband, Aaron, for 12 years
and has three children; Sadie (10), Carter (7), and Lilliana (5). In
her free time she enjoys family time at the lake, nature, reading,
crafting, and playing volleyball and games.
“I’m excited to be back home,” Annalise added. “I hope to be
able to help Perham Health grow and flourish by finding ways to
improve the patient experience and population health outcomes.
I look forward to becoming a part of the community.”
To make an appointment with Annalise, call the Perham
Health Clinic at 218.347.1200.
Perham Health is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital with three
primary care clinics, a 96-bed nursing home, home care agency,
adult day services, and senior housing. The medical staff consists of 27 physicians, 8 advance practice providers, and 3 chiropractors. Visit perhamhealth.org to learn more.
Thursday, November 12, a volunteer group called “Interact” from the Battle Lake School were here and gave cut
roses to all of the residents.
Photo by Klarissa Walvatne
Chuckle…spot the big turkey!
A lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store,
but couldn’t find one big enough for her family. She asked the stock
boy, “Do these turkey’s get any bigger?” The stock boy answered, “No,
ma’am, they’re dead!”
Ode to Thanksgiving—
May your stuffing be tasty-- May your turkey be plump—May your
potatoes and gravy, have nary a lump. May your yams be delicious—
And your pies take the prize—And may your Thanksgiving
dinner…..stay off your thighs!
~ 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.
Dining & Area Happenings
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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
Henning
Senior
Lake
Dining
Calendar
of Events
NSI Senior Meals are
served at the Kountry Korner
Kafe in Henning from 8-11
a.m. for breakfast and 11 a.m.2 p.m. for lunch with milk,
bread or roll. Meals on Wheels
Battle
Lake
Calendar
of Events
Battle Lake
School
Lunch
Menu
Thursday-Friday, November 26-27—
NO SCHOOL.
Monday,
November
30—
Battle
Lake
Breakfast: Cook’s choice of
School
hot or cold
cereal or alternate.
Lunch: Lunch
Pepperoni or cheese
pizza, green beans, fruit,
Menu
cookie. Alternate
Elementary:
Turkey hot dog. Alternate
Grades 7-12: Taco Bar.
Breakfast: Cook’s choice of
egg patties, scrambled eggs,
omelets or alternate.
Lunch: Sloppy Joe on a
whole grain bun, green beans,
sweet potato or oven fries,
fruit. Alternate elementary:
Whole
grain cheese pizza.
Ashby
Alternate Grades 7-12: Soups
School
Lunch
Menu
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All meals served with low
fat milk, bread and margarine.
Nutrition Services Inc. provides this service through a
contract with the West Central
Area Agency on Aging with
funding from the Federal
Older Americans’ Act through
the Minnesota Board on
Aging.
are available to anyone in the
city limits seven days a week.
Call 218-583-2100.
Thursday-Friday, November 26-27—CLOSED. Meals
on Wheels served Wednesday,
November 25.
Saturday, November 28—
Cook’s Choice.
Chicken or Roast Pork.
Hot hamburger, potato, vegetable, fruit.
Underwood
School
Calendar
of Events
Underwood
School
Calendar
of Events
and More.
Breakfast:
Cook’s choice of
Underwood
whole grain French toast
School
sticks, waffles,
pancakes or
alternate.
Lunch
Lunch: Chicken
nuggets,
Menu
mashed potatoes w/gravy,
mixed vegetables, fruit, whole
grain dinner roll. Alternate
Elementary: Pre-made salad.
Alternate Grades 7-12: Salad
Bar.
Underwood
Menu items offered daily:
School
1% milk, skim
milk, skim
chocolate milk,Lunch
soy milk for
special needs. Menu
Sun butter or
cheese sandwich offered daily
as an alternate.
Alternate menus include
vegetables, fruit, whole grain
breads, skim, 1% or skim
chocolate milk.
Breakfast alternates: whole
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.
Community Hours:
Invited
To Vining
Mon.-Thurs. 3-11 p.m., Fri. 3 p.m.-12 midnight, Sat. 12 p.m.-12 midnight
KITCHEN Hours:
Monday-Friday 5-9 p.m., Saturday 12-9What’s
p.m.
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Meatball
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Non-profit organizations
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Texas Hold ‘Em
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SUDOKU... Fun By The Numbers!
Nov. 25th 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!
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DECEMBER SHO
Dec. 5-6: DANCE & DESSERT
Saturday & Sunday at 2:00 pm
Dec. 7: CHILDREN’S CHOIR
CONCERT Monday at 7:00 pm
Dec. 11: WENDY & LINDA
“BELIEVE!” Friday at 7:30 pm
Dec. 19: THE DIAMONDS
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218-747-2858 • For Current Events: website www.ashbylegion.com
Lic. A01367-001
Monday-Friday.....................................................................Happy Hour 4-7 p.m.
Wednesdays........................................................................Texas Hold ‘Em 7 p.m.
Thursdays....................Bingo/Meat Raffle 7 p.m. (1 Jackpot $200 guaranteed)
Saturdays .......................Bar Bingo/Meat Raffle 2 p.m. Progressive First Game!
Electronic
Pull Tabs
Available!
Wednesday, December 2 ..........................................................................................................Bloodmobile 1-7 p.m.
Saturday, December 5................................................................................Lutefisk & Meatball Supper 5-7:30 p.m.
Monday, December 7...............................................................................................................Legion Meeting 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 12...............................................................................................Legion Steak Fry 5-7:30 p.m.
Monday, December 14.........................................................................................................Auxiliary Meeting 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 19................................................................................................Walleye Fish Fry 5-7:30 p.m.
Thursday-Friday, Dec. 24-25 ..............................................................................................Closed - Happy Holidays
Thurs., Dec. 31....New Year’s Eve Supper 5:30-7:30 p.m. RSVP. Music by Roger Gillispie 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
Fri., Jan. 1 ....................New Year’s Day - Breakfast 8-11 a.m. Bar Opens At 10 a.m. Bar Bingo Starts At 1 p.m.
11-25
Paid
Old Town Bar
in Clitherall (formerly On The Corner)
Vining Grill
“Confusion”
Full service restaurant and catering
playing
Saturday, Nov. 28
8 p.m.-12 midnight
Noon Lunch Specials Everyday
— Nightly Specials —
Tuesday - 1/4 lb. Burger and Fries $3.50
Friday - All You Can Eat Fish Fry
Viking
Library
System
Book Mobile
Schedule
—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.
Pederson-Tripp Post
357 - Ashby Legion
Sunday - Brunch 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Located in Downtown Vining, Just off 210
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.; Sun. 7 a.m.-2 p.m.
Taking catering reservations for
Christmas Parties, Anniversaries, etc.
Thanksgiving
Dinner Celebration
Hand Carved Herb Roasted Turkey with Veloute
Apple Glazed Tavern Ham with Honey Bourbon Raisin Sauce
Braised Roast Beef with Brown Onion Horseradish Sauce
Baked Pacific Cod Scampi with Mushroom Sherry Cream Sauce
Hand-Smashed Minnesota Red Potatoes
Buttermilk Ranch Scallop Potatoes
Brown-Sugar Glazed Sweet Potato Casserole
Sundried Cranberry Wild Rice Stuffing
Classic Green Bean Casserole with Crispy Onion Straws
Double Cheddar Macaroni & Cheese
Broccoli Applewood Smoked Bacon and Sunflower Seed Salad
Harvest Salad – Mixed Greens, Walnut, Bleu Cheese, Cranberries,
Shaved Bermuda Onion tossed in Sherry Vinaigrette
Sliced Fresh Fruit Platter
Deviled Eggs
Festive Turkey Vegetable & Artisan Cheese Platter
Hand-Tossed Salad with House Dressings and Fresh Baked Rolls
Assortment of Desserts featuring: Fruit, Pumpkin, and Pecan Pies.
Carrot Cake, Cheesecake, and Assorted Bars.
Adults $22 | Seniors $18
Kids 6-12 $10 | Children 5 and Under – Free
Call 218-367-2000 for Reservations
Reservations Strongly Suggested
Thursday, November 26th, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Clitherall, MN
218-864-1000
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Thursday-Friday,
November 26-27—
CLOSED.
Spaghetti, meat sauce, wax
beans, garlic breadstick, mandarin oranges.
Cards at 1 p.m.
Cards at 1 p.m.
Penny Bingo at 10:30 a.m.
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‘Testicle
Festival’
“NO BULL”
Saturday, November 28
Food served 5 p.m. until gone
95% eps
110% tiff
• 2 Foot Long Subs for the
Price of One (after 5 p.m.)
BIG FOOT
Gas • Grocery • Deli
Hwy. 210 • Vining
218-769-4484
Faster, Stronger, Bigger, Better, Bait. Guaranteed.
Live Music featuring Dorothy and the
Totos starting at 6 p.m.
KARAOKE EVERY
FRIDAY AT 9 P.M.
Bar Bingo
Every Sunday
at 4 p.m.
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Underwood
School
Lunch
Menu
Thursday-Friday, November 26-27—
NO SCHOOL.
Breakfast: Waffle sticks,
fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Cheeseburger/bun,
baked fries, broccoli/cauliflower, fruit. No salad bar.
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 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.
Underwood
Events
Boys 8th Grade Basketball vs Rothsay at 4 p.m.
Boys 7th Grade Basketball vs Rothsay at 5 p.m.
C Boys Basketball at
Rothsay at 5 p.m.
B Boys Basketball at
Rothsay at 6 p.m.
Varsity Boys Basketball
at at Rothsay at 7:15 p.m.
B Girls Basketball vs
Norman County East at 6
p.m.
Varsity Girls Basketball
vs Norman County East at
7:15 p.m.
OTC JV Wrestling
at
Barnesville at 6 p.m.
OTC Varsity Wrestling at
Barnesville at 7:30 p.m.
We Are Proud Of
Our Rockets!
WOMAN’S STUDY CLUB—The Woman’s Study Club of Underwood had their meeting
Monday, October 19 at the home of Linda Gronner. Kristi Floersch “guided” 13 members
in a painting project which provided much entertainment for each. Kristi is a Gallery on
the Go instructor and was able to encourage each member to complete a Christmas Stocking 11x14 canvas which will decorate their homes this upcoming holiday season. Thank You
Kristi!
Submitted photo
Thanksgiving Traditions by Underwood 3rd Grade
Mrs. Hoekstra’s class—
Addisyn Bertrand
We love Thanksgiving. we
go to my mom’s twin sister’s
house. We sped the nght the
day before Thanksgiving.
Before we go to bed we play
with the dogs, Jackson and
Tyson. My Grandpa and
Grandma, aunts and uncle,
cousins and parents and sibling come for Thanksgiving.
Great grandparents bring
turkey, potatoes, salad and
veggies. We play with the dog
after eating. Sometimes we go
outside to play with the dog.
Sometimes we stay inside and
play in the room that they
have for us. That is why I love
Thanksgiving.
On Thanksgiving we take
turns where we go to for
Thanksgiving. We sometimes
go to Mike and Tory’s (which
is my aunt and uncles). We
sometimes stay at our home
too. We also sometimes go to
my grandma and grandpa’s.
We eat lots of foods such as
turkey, stuffing, potatoes,
salad and other foods. I have
my own little tradition: I don’t
eat much turkey, I eat mostly
stuffing. After we’re done eating, we usually are full and we
take naps. Usually after our
naps we watch football then
we play board games and
watch movies. Those are my
Thanksgiving traditions. What
are yours?
by Dawson Stundahl
I want to start by saying
that we celebrate Thanksgiving in a number of place, usully at my grandparent’s house.
Either the Stundahl’s or the
Tackett’s and at times the
Henry’s. We celebrate with
my grandparents, uncles,
aunts, cousins and sometimes
in laws of the family. We normally eat turkey but at times
ham or both. But one of my
most favorite dishes is just
plain old lefse. Since we are
Norwegian we like have lefse.
So at dinner time we help set
up the dining room table for
many, many people. Then
before we eat Great Uncle
Dan says, “good bread, good
meat good God, let’s eat”.
Then we clean the dishes. It
was fun.
Madison Johnson
Every Thanksgiving my
whole family eats proper food
like turkey, mashed potatoes,
stuffing and ham. I help my
Grandma make the turkey. We
stand in a circle and say what
we are thankful for. When we
are done I play with my toys
while the rest of my family
watches football.
Kaiden Peterson
Every Thanksgiving we all
go gather up at Grandma’s
house. When we get there
most of us go outside. I play
football with Christin. Then
when we are done Grandpa
puts up music and we all go
inside to eat. When we are
done we go in the livingroon
and get these numbers. when
Grandma calls your number
you go and pick a gif. Sometimes the are a trick. Last year
Heidi put melted chocoalet ina
diaper and then she ended up
with it. Thanksgiving is a lot
of fun.
Eric Fick
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday! First, after we get
up, we have to dress nice.
Then we eat breakfast and my
mom says, “try not to get your
shirt dirty!” Then we get in the
car and the drive seems forever! When we arrive at my
Mom’s Grandmas, we usually
talk while the food cooks.
When the food is done whe
make a circle and pray. Then
we eat turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans,
squash, cranberry sauce and a
bunch of salads. For dessert
we eat pumpkin pie. When we
finish eating we talk some
more, watch football and then
we go to Battle Lake and see
some more cousins and aunts
and uncles. Then we go to a
different house and play,
watch more football and
sometimes have an airsoft war
and ride our four wheeler.
Then we go inside and play
some more before we go
home. Sometimes watch the
Nascar race and more football
then go to bed. After a long
day it feels good to sleep.
Sofia Sand
Thanksgiving is fantastic!
Caleb Olson
We get up at 5:00. I get
excited to go to Fargo with
cousins, uncles, aunts, friends
and family. When we get there
we play in the basement and
watch movies. The older people watch football. When the
food is done we eat turkey,
stuffing, mashed potatoes,
gravy, green beans, ham,
coleslaw. Then we play some
more. Sometimes we have
birhdays on Thanksgiving. We
play more. At 9:00 we go to
bed.
Memphis Rueckert
I love Thanksgiving. In the
morning we eat mashed potatoes, turkey and for dessert we
have hotdogs and pumpkn pie.
In the afternoon we watch TV
and Netflix. We play
boardgames and video games.
The show we watach is called
Goosebumps and we watch
youtubs. I like Thanksgiving.
Landon Karsnia
I like Thanksgiving. Every
year we get to go to my gradma’s house. We are the last
ones to be there. We watch
football before we eat. We eat
turkey, stuffing, pie, potatoes,
gravy and ice cream. After we
eat we tell stories watch
movies and play games. Then
we go to the mill in the gator.
It is awesome!
Aria Chatters
I like Thanksgiving! On
Thanksgiving day we wait for
everyone to get to Nanas. Me,
mom, dad and Ajalon are
sometimes first to Nanas. The
second ones are cousins, aunts
and uncles. We eat turkey and
ham, lefsa, mashed potatoes
and stuffing. For dessert we
have jello and frog eyes. After
we eat, the kids play tag and
the adults play cards and
watch football. Sometimes the
kids play cards too.
Jaxon Swonger
Thanksgiving is a great holiday! We eat pancakes for
breakfist then my cousins and
I go pla in the baseement until
lunch. We have turkey with
gravy, bread and mashed potatoes. When we are done my
uncles mom and dad watch the
football game until dinner.
Then we go to bed. The next
morning we go home. Thanksgiving is the best holiday!
Addison Lanoue
I love Thanksgiving. On
Thanksgiving we get ready to
go to Grandma Jolene’s house.
When we get there we see
cousins, aunts and uncles. We
watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and play with
cousins. When the food is
made we pray and then eat the
delicious meal of turkey, ham,
wild rice, mashed potatoes,
veggie tray, scalloped potatoes, corn, sweet potatoes,
salds and buns. When grandma is bakeing various desserts
we play a game and when it is
done we have some. When we
are done the kid play together
while the growups are watching the football game. Then
we all go home. That is why I
love Thanksgiving.
Leo Bye
I love Thanksgiving. We
first get ready to go to grandma’s house. Then we play
around while grandma makes
the meal. My mom makes
deviled eggs. Then we play
and eat. After we eat we play
football outside. The day after
Thanksgiving we go cut down
a Christmas tree. Then we go
home and sleep. It was a fun
day with my aunts, uncles and
cousins.
Hudson Risbrudt
Thanksgiving is awesome!
In the morning we go to
Grandpa and Grandmas. Great
Grandma and other relatives
come and play. We wait for
everyone to get there and
when everybody gets there we
eat turkey, stuffing, lefse,
mashed potatoes and pumpkin
pie and when were done we
wach football and play games.
I love Thanksgiving!
Connor Will
I like Thanksgiving. I celebrate at my Gradma and Gradpas house. Most of my
cousins, aunts and uncles are
there. I do not remember
exactly what we eat but I
remember we eat turkey and
potatoes. After we eat I play
with my cousins a lot. It is
great.
Nina Weaver
I love Thanksgiving! We
watch the Thanksgiving
Parade while mom cooks.
Mom cooks turkey in a brown
paper bag. She cooks potatos,
stuffing, gravy and turkey.
Then all of our family and
friends come over like grandparents, aunts and uncles.
Before we eat we talk about
what were thankful for. Then
we eat too much and we laugh
and talk. Then we watch
movies. Thanksgiving is fun!
Mily Albjerg
My favorite thing to do on
Thanksgiving is go to Oklahoma and visit Lisa, Uncle
Wade, Nicole, Dakota and
Cody. We eat turkey, stuffing,
mash potatoes, cookie salad,
pie, squash and the best ice
cream ever from Braum’s
After we’re done we play 31,
Spoons and Sorry. After we’re
done playing games, if it’s
warm enough, we go swimming in their pool. Sometimes
we go to movies and look at
Christmas lights. I love
Thanksgiving.
Naomi Olson
Thanksgiving is an awesome holiday! We go to
Grandma Julie’s house the
night before Thanksgiving.
For breakfast we eat strawberries, pears, cinnamon rolls.
Then Grandma and Grandpa
put the turkey in the oven and
set the tabel. Then we watch a
movie while mom, Grandma
Julie Grndpa Mark get ready. I
help make the fruit salad.
When everyone gets there we
sit down and Grandpa Mark
prays. Then I take everyones
drink to them. We eat turkey,
ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean
cassoroll, sweet potatoes,
bread and butter. For dessert
Grandma Audrey brings her
apple pie, we bring chocolate,
Grandma Julie gets her punkin
pie and we bring wip cream.
Then Grandpa gets out the
card games and the kids wach
a movie. Then the grown-ups
talk and the kids go to bed.
Thanks for reading my story.
Owen Harig
I like Thanksgiving!!! In
the morning we go to my
grandmas house. We have lots
of food. We have turky,
mashed potatoes, stuffing,
corn and ham. Our aunts,
uncles and cousins come. For
dessert we have punpkin pie
then we play outside. I love
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Pedersen’s class—
Evan Lundgren
I like Thanksgiving because
I get to spend a lot of time
with my family. These are my
cousins and aunts and uncles,
for Thanksgiving. Candice
Kelly Shane, cousins Gwen,
Molly, Hailley, Arica. These
are the things we eat turkey,
squash, potos, ham and all
tipes of things. After we eat
we wach the football game.
Then every body leaves.
That’s what I do.
Aurora Umlauf
I like Thanksgiving becuase
we get to see my family, Matt,
Lisa, Teresa, daddy, Julian,
Embay, Chuckers, Brin, Amy,
Britin. My family likes to eat
turkey, ham, stuffing and vegetables.
Gabriel Maihori
On Thanksgiving my family eats at our house and we
always pray before we eat. My
Mom, Dad and Grandma tells
us the story of the Pigrims. We
eat turkey, cranberry sauce,
mashed potatoes, ham and
bread. We also eat pumpkin
pie. After that we talk about
what we are thankful for.
Kyler Read Kheer
On Thanksgiving I go to
my mom’s house with my
crazy sister. Mom cooks
turkey or roast with real potatoes, stufing, gravy and vegetables. We have warm pecan
pie with ice cream. Sometimes
Grandma and Grandpa come
to.
Trinity Dicke
For Thanksgiving I like
spending time with my Grandma and Grandpa. We macke
food with everone and my
favorite part is taste testing the
pie. We also watch the paradee
on TV. After we eat we will all
take a nap.
Joey Danielson
we go to Uma’s and Kathy’s.
We eat turkey, stuffing, potatoes and deviled egg’s. We get
to see family and play with
Logan and Griss. That is why
I like Thanksgiving.
Esme Larsen
I have my Thanksgiving at
my house and at my grandma’s. Most of my family is at
Thanksgiving. We eat turkey,
mashed, stuffing and corn.
Before we eat we prepare the
meal together and after that
we visit. Then we watch football, play card and board
games. That’s my Thanksgiving tradition.
Dylan Geinsler
For Thanksgiving my family gets together with my
grandparents aunts and uncles.
My mom makes lefse every.
We aso have turkey and lots of
other good food! We spend the
whole weekend at Grandma’s
in Fertile.
Conner Thompson
On Thanksgiving my family eats turkey and goes to my
grandma’s to ride four wheelers and play with cousins. We
eat pumkin pie mashed potatoes gravy green bean casserole home and home made
buns. Then we watch football.
Kaden Bosek
On Thanksgiving we go to
my grandparents and visit. My
cousins come and play cards
and watch football. Then we
sit down and eat turkey,
mashed potatoes, cranberries,
corn and lefse. When we are
done eating we play board
games.
Holly Joy Bond
On Thanksgiving our family goes to Greg’s house. For
dessert we have pumpkin pie
and my gram makes a BIG
turkey for Thanksiving. What
we eat for Thanksgiving is
mashed potatoes, gravy, sweet
potatoes, vegetables and lefse.
When we are done eating, we
play with Ginger, the dog. She
is fun to play with! Thanksgiving is fun for us. We love
Thanksgiving! Ya Ya Ya! It is
awesome and cooool!!!!!
Rylan Kupfer
For Thanksgiving my family likes to watch the parade.
Then we eat turky and have
pumpkin pie for dessert. We
also say grace. I am really
happy that I get to play with
my cousins on Thanksgiving!
Gracyn Kugler
Every year for Thanksgiving my family eats turkey,
squash, stuffing, green beans,
cookies, cheesecake and lefse.
We get to see my cousins,
Aunts, Uncles, Grandmas and
Grandpas. We also play games
and go for rides on my Great
Gradma’s Ranger.
Kira Kirsch
On Thanksgiving my family has turkey, sweet potatoes
with marshmallows, mashed
potatoes with gravy, stuffing,
cranberries, green beans with
bacon and Hawaiian rolls for
dinner. For dessert, we have
pumpkin pie and cheesecake.
Mosty, other family members
come for dinner. We also say
what we are thankful for,
Kallyn Grove
on every other Thanksgiving
we either go to the Johnsen or
the Groves. On the Johnsen
year we have pheasant with
traditional food. On the Grove
family years we play football
in the yard when we get there.
It is fun! We gather in Alexandria at Pete and Angie’s house
and we eat traditional food.
Sometimes we also celebrate
fall birthdays. For the
Johnsen’s we gather at someone’s house near Underwood.
Seth Nokes
Every Thanksgiving my
family goes to my uncle Neil’s
house to have pork butt,
pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes
and stuffing. After we eat we
play their very old video game
system. Then we go to their
basement to play board
games. After that we stay up
late watching movies. When
the clock hits three AM we
have a pillow fight till five
AM. That my Thanksgiving
tradition.
Jaden Thom Fogard
I get to go to my Grandma’s
and play with my cousins Landon and Zander. We eat turkey
stuffing and peas.
Collin Lukken
Every year for Thanksgiving my family goes to Grandma and Grandpa’s house.
Then my aunts, uncles and
cousins show up. Next we eat
turkey and mashed potatoes,
stuffing and squash too. Then
we have pumpkin pie for
dessert. Finally we play with
cousins. And that is what my
family does on Thanksgiving.
Madison Erickson
For Thanksgiving we eat
turkey. When my dad has my
sister and me, we go to Montana. Some times we firget to
turn on the oven. When we are
with my mom we go to my
grandma and grandpas, Paul
and Diane. We play board
games with Gracie, Morgan
and Tristan. We go to a different home every year because I
have 10 sets of grandparents.
Levi Knutson
Every year for Thanksgiving my family gets together.
We have turkey, cranberries,
corn, green beans and raspberries We play board games and
then we watch the football
game. These are my family
traditions.
Lilly Borgos
On Thanksgiving we usually spend Thanksgiving at our
house, My grandma Linda is
waching over us. We get to see
Pappa, Diane, Erick, Towny,
Kilei, Ari, Maddie, my uncle
Chiris, my Aunt Emile,
Sophia. We eat a big dinner!
We eat potatoes, stuffing and
turkey. I like to spend time
with my family and play
games. We play before we eat
and we have a lot of fun! We
sit down and eat and then the
grownups talk and talk, the
kids go downstairs. The big
kids go into one room and the
little kids go in a different
room. That is my Thanksgiving.
These are printed just as
they were written by the students.
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Happy
Thanksgiving
To All Of You!
May the beauty and blessings of
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Girl Scouts Share With Families In Need
More Ideas
(continued from page one)
• Dairy Queen offers treats,
cakes as well as gift certificates. Who wouldn’t want
something from DQ as a gift?
• Larry’s is always open for
groceries, but don’t forget
about the possibility of a gift
certificate for holiday giving.
• Battle Lake Municipal
Liquor (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) for
those housewarming and
thank you gifts or that special
holiday meal.
• Petals and Posies is offering “Make Your Own Wreath”
classes from 9 to 3 every hour
on the hour. Cost is $30. Or
give a gift of flowers over the
holidays to someone special.
• Ben’s Baits (7 a.m.-8
p.m.) has a number of gift
ideas including sweatshirts
and Minnetonka Moccasins
along with more traditional
fishing and hunting paraphenilia. Gift certificates available.
• Katie’s Nu 2 U at the
southwest intersection of
Hwys 210 and 78 has lots of
one-of-a-kind finds for yourself or to give as a gift.
• While you’re out, grab a
bite to eat at Lake Avenue
Café for breakfast or lunch,
SteVelly’s for dinner, or
Shoreline anytime.
Remember To Use Your Coupons!
The Battle Lake Girl Scouts put together two Thanksgiving
Day baskets for two families in need in our community.
They had full meals in them including turkeys, stuffing,
mashed potatos, vegetables, pumpkin pies and even plates,
handmade placemats and a table centerpeice. Liz Ulschmid,
local social worker came and picked them up to bring to the
families. Nice work girls! Submitted photo
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OTC Cross Country Presents Awards
OTC Cross Country Seniors with Coach TJ Pelanek and Coach Bob Polzine
Letterwinners Girls—
Madison Cichy, cc pin, 1st
year; Klarissa Walvatne, cc
pin/bar, 1st year; Jessica
Drake, bar, 4th year; Taylor
Gardin, bar, 2nd year; Kadie
Knudson, bar, 2nd year;
Samantha Reger, bar, 3rd
year; Alexis Reger, bar, 2nd
year; Abbie Radermacher, bar,
3rd year; Katie George, letter/cc pin/bar, 1st year
Letterwinners Boys—
Charlie Frost, bar, 4th year;
Ben Himmelspach. bar, 5th
year; Lucas Radermacher, bar,
3rd year; Jacob Wicklund, bar,
4th year; James Holen, bar,
2nd year; Erick George, letter/cc/pin, 1st year; Noah
Wendland, pin/bar, 1st year;
Cody Dolezal, letter, 1st year
Awards—
Team Leaders: Ben Himmelspach, Katie George
Our Future: Cody Dolezal,
Gracie Grabe
Sophomore: Noah Wendland, Abbie Radermacher
Best 1st Year: Erick
George, Katie George
Most Dedicated: Charlie
Frost, Madison Cichy
Hardest Worker: Lucas
Radermacher, Klarissa Walvatne
Bulldog Award: Jacob
Wicklund, Samantha Reger
Improved Award: Alexis
Reger
Senior Awards: Ben Himmelspach, Charlie Frost,
Lucas Radermacher, Jacob
Wicklund and Klarissa Walvatne
State Entrants: Ben Himmelspach, Charlie Frost,
Lucas Radermacher, Jacob
Wicklund, James Holen, Noah
Wendland, Erick George and
Katie George
“All State”—Ben Himmelspach
“All State Academic”—
Charlie Frost
“All
State Academic
Gold”—2015 Boys’ Team and
2015 Girls’ Team
OTC Cross Country Girls Awards
OTC Cross Country Boys Awards
Battle Lake Volleyball Awards
NDSU Men’s Track & Field Signs Tony
Ukkelberg to National Letter of Intent
Left to right: OTC Track Coach Bob Polzine, Ross Ukkelberg, Tony Ukkelberg, Theresa
Ukkelberg and Dave Marso, AD at Battle Lake School.
by Coach Jen Roisum
The Battle Lake Battlers
Volleyball held their end of
the season banquet Tuesday,
November 17. The banquet
was held to celebrate and
honor the 2015 team. The banquet started with a potluck
supper and continued with a
season recap.
The Battlers finished 22-4
and were the Little 8 Co-Conference Champions. The
awards program followed the
recap.
Six seniors were honored;
Allison Marso, Claire Mathiesen, Molly Christensen, Tori
Hull, Katie Rilla and Emily
Marso. The letter winners for
the Battlers were the six seniors, Lily Johnson, Lauren
Minten, Morgan Klintworth,
Stacy Christensen and Allison
Marso. Katie Rilla received
top defensive player, Emily
Marso was the top offensive
player, Tori Hull was the top
setter and Claire Mathiesen
was the top server. Stacy
Christensen and Allison
Marso earned Most Improved
Players. The Battlers team
earned Gold Academic for
2015 while Allsion Rogness,
Molly Christensen and Emily
Marso each earned All-Academic honors. Emily Marso,
Katie Rilla, Tori Hull and
Claire Mathiesen received AllConference honors. Morgan
Klintworth was the 2015
recipient of the Coach’s
Award and Emily Marso was
the team MVP. Thank you
again players and parents for a
terrific 2015 season.
Meet the Bulldogs
North Dakota State Head
Men's Track & Field Coach
Don Larson announced the
signing of jumper Tony
Ukkelberg from Clitherall to
National Letter of Intent Tuesday.
Tony, the son of Ross and
Theresa Ukkelberg, is currently a senior at Battle Lake High
School.
Ukkelberg won the Minnesota Class A State Title in
the triple jump for Otter Tail
Central as a sophomore in
2014, posting a leap of 44-11
on his final attempt. He also
placed fifth in the long jump
with a mark of 21-9 and ran on
Otter Tail Central's eighthplace 4x200m relay team.
Ukkelberg holds school
records in all three of those
events.
Ukkelberg has also captured Section 6A and Park
Region Conference titles in
the triple jump, long jump,
4x100m relay and 4x200m
relay. He is a 1,000-point scorer and All-State honoree in
basketball for Battle Lake
High School, leading his team
to multiple conference and
section championships and a
fourth-place finish at the Class
A State Tourney. In football,
he was named the Midwest
District Player of the Year as a
senior in 2015, quarterbacking
Otter Tail Central to a section
title and state semifinals
appearance.
The NDSU track & field
team opens the 2016 season
by hosting the Dakota Classic
December 4-5 in Fargo.
®
James Holen
Underwood junior James Holen is the son of Doug and Kim
Holen. This is his third year on varsity. He is a letterwinner,
in wrestling, weightlifting and track.
Madison Cichy
Madison is a Henning Junior who
is in her first year on varsity. Her
parents are Chris and Tammy
Cichy. Madison is a letterwinner,
in SADD, basketball and track.
Cody Dolezal
Cody is a Henning eighth grader who
is in his first year on varsity. His parents are Scott and Heidi Dolezal.
Cody is a letterperson, in band,
musicals/plays, wrestling and track.
Alexis Reger
Battle Lake eighth grader Alexis is the daughter of Lisa
and Rick Reger. This is her second year on varsity. She is
a letterwinner, in choir/ensembles, musicals/plays, Speech
and track.
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OTC Bulldogs Football Awards Presented
Submitted by Coach Don Seipkes
Team records were: this year’s team is 3rd most points averaged per game with 42.5 and 7th in yards averaged per game
with 343.9. They were 5th in fewest yards allowed per game
with 156.9 and 4th in fewest point allowed per game with 8.5
Individual top 10’s were: Cody Seedorf is 7th in total rushing yards with 1166 yards, Eric Van Erp is 7th in total reception
yards with 419 yards, Tony Ukkelberg is 6th in points scored
with 123 points, Tony Ukkelberg is tied for 5th in interceptions
with 6, Malik Gill is 2nd in QB sacks with 10, Malik Gill &
Sam Naddy are tied for 3rd in fumble recoveries with 3, Cody
Seedorf is 8th in rushing yards in a game with 221 yards against
Minnewaska, Andrew Van Erp and Eric Van Erp are tied for 2nd
in longest pass play of 81 yards against Breckenridge and Tony
Ukkelberg and Andrew Van Erp are tied for 5th in longest pass
play of 77 yards against Barnesville.
OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR – Nick Van
Erp
MOST VALUABLE JV and PRACTICE PLAYER – Ramon
Lopez
ALL-MIDWEST BLUE SUB-DISTRICT PLAYERS – Tony
Ukkelberg, Andrew Van Erp, Cody Seedorf, Ethan Franze, Wes
Olson and Daniel Ukkelberg
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-MIDWEST BLUE PLAYERS – Cort Ebeling, Malik Gill, Sam Naddy and Kolby Thalmann
MIDWEST BLUE SUB-DISTRICT MOST VALUABLE
PLAYERS –
Sub-District Defensive Lineman of the Year – Daniel Ukkelberg
Sub-District Linebacker of the Year – Cody Seedorf
Sub-District Offensive Lineman of the Year – Ethan Franze
Sub-District Receiver of the Year – Andrew Van Erp
Sub-District Quarterback of the Year – Tony Ukkelberg
Sub-District Player of the Year – Tony Ukkelberg
ALL-SECTION 6AA PLAYERS – Andrew Van Erp, Cody
Seedorf, Ethan Franze, Malik Gill, Sam Naddy and Dustin
Olson
ALL-SECTION 6AA ACADEMIC PLAYERS – Cort Ebeling, Kolby Thalmann, Tony Ukkelberg, Andrew Van Erp and
Derrick Christensen
CLASS AA ACADEMIC ALL –STATE – Tony Ukkelberg
and Andrew Van Erp
TEAM MVP’S—
Most Improved Player – Aaron Larson
Most Valuable Offensive Lineman – Ethan Franze
Most Valuable Receiver – Andrew Van Erp
Most Valuable Offensive Back – Cody Seedorf
Most Valuable Defensive Lineman – Daniel Ukkelberg
Most Valuable Linebacker – Sam Naddy
Most Valuable Defensive Back – Kolby Thalmann
Overall Most Valuable Player – Tony Ukkelberg
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Bradyn Roisum
That turkey is getting away
Happy Thanksgiving
A good time had by all
Nodoby goes home hungry
Keeping family in mind
Sing on Thanksgiving
Garrison Fleischauer
Turkey is the main course
Happy Holidays
Awesome Thanksgiving
Nice food
Knowing good things
Shopping is fun
Connor Wicklund
Turkey is good
Happy Thanksgiving
A lot of people meet at the
hotel
Nobody is starving
Kids eat turkey and stuffing
Soon it will be winter
Keira Shebeck
The turkey is good
Happy Thanksgiving!
And we have a good time
Nobody has a bad time
Kenady celebrates with me
Sophie celebrates with me too
Logan Haviland
The turkey is good
Happy Thanksgiving!
Awesome Thanksgiving!
Nobody goes home hungry
Kids enjoy the feast
Soon my half brother is coming over
Kenny Vogel
Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving for the
turkeys
A fun time
Nice turkeys let us eat them
Kenny likes to eat turkey
Some turkeys live in the
woods
Alex Harworth
Turkey is the best!
Happy Holidays!
All of us are having turkey
Now all of the kids are having
dessert
Kind people say Happy
Thanksgiving
Soon it will be Christmas
Izzie Boyum
The turkey is a big one
Happy Thanksgiving!
And Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be the state
bird.
Nate my dad makes the best
turkey
Kathie was my daycare lady
on Thanksgiving
Sara my mom is the best
mashed potato maker
Danica Byrne
Turkey is for dinner
Happy Thanksgiving!
Acting as a Pilgrim
Nobody feels left out
Knowing to be nice
Say nice things
Zoie Hochstein
Turkey is good
Have a Happy Thanksgiving
A good time to get together
Now we go home
Kids play
Soon it will snow
Nelson Hubert
The turkey is good
Happy holiday
Awesome Thanksgiving
No turkey no Thanksgiving
Kids enjoy the feast
Olivia Buttke
Turkey is the best!
Holidays are the best
Apples are the bomb
Nowing what’s for supper, it is
going to be turkey
Kids like to play
Jack Thormodson
Turkey tastes good
Having turkey is good
A good time is turkey time
New York has Thanksgiving
Kids enjoy Thanksgiving
Soon is will be Christmas
Olivia Love
The turkey is good
Having fun
Aunt Jamie makes the lefse
Never a bad night
Kids enjoy the food
Share a good night
Jake Draeger
Thanksgiving is for giving
thanks
Happy time of the year
Always fun to see family
Never an empty stomach
Kind people sharing food
Olivia Canedy
Turkeys run scared
Happy times for families
A special time of the year
Keeping family in mind
Spending fun times together
Leland Brooks
Turkey day is the best!
Holiday because we are
together
And we eat good food
No people leave the table
Know I’m going to my grandmas
Soon we are going Black Friday shopping
Peter Newark
Thanksgiving includes turkey
Have a great Thanksgiving
A happy family eats turkey
Next month is Christmas
Kind to your family
School is off
Rorik Crepps
Thanksgiving means snow is
coming soon
Have a great Thanksgiving!
And most everyone has turkey
Next month is Christmas
Kids and family come to play
Some people go places to
celebrate
Christopher Spilde
Turkey makes you strong
Having ham and turkey at
Thanksgiving is good
A fun time to spend time with
your family
November is the best because
Thanksgiving
Kids come over to my grand
ma’s house
Should I play with them? Yes,
I should!
Riley Johnson
Thanksgiving is the best
Holiday with turkey and my
family
Allison likes turkey and we
are going shopping
Noisy Black Friday
Kick off for the Vikings
Supper is ham and mash potatoes and ice cream
“What Freedom Means to
Me”, Patriot’s Pen Competition by Fern Brackin
To many, freedom is simply
being able to vote, voice our
opinions, and make our own
choices; to me, freedom is
much more than that.
Freedom is being able walk
outside of your home and
breathe in fresh air. It’s walking down the sidewalk to enjoy
the view and seeing fellow citizens doing the very same.
Freedom is not having to be
afraid of becoming a prisoner
for disobeying ridiculous laws.
It’s going to a baseball game
and listening to the National
Anthem before doing anything
else. Freedom is what our soldiers fight long and hard for.
Freedom is something worth
celebrating.
Eighty nine countries are
free, but none of them quite
like The United States of
America, where every person
takes so much pride in their
freedom that you’re able to see
it wherever you go. Schools
have an American flag hanging
in numerous classrooms. Many
restaurants have flagpoles right
out front along with other public buildings. There are also
plenty of monuments dedicated
to the uncountable veterans
that gave their life for our freedom.
If I didn’t have the basic
human rights that our government gives us, I wouldn’t be
able to do many of the things I
enjoy. For example: in China,
they have The Great Firewall
that blocks the many internet
users from exploring all of the
wonders of the World Wide
Web so they won’t speak out
against the government. If I
lived with that obstacle, I
wouldn’t have many of the
friends I currently have.
In conclusion, freedom
means many things. It means
making your own choices,
being able to voice your opinions, and having the ability to
chase your dreams by whatever
means necessary. I will always
be grateful for the infinitely
brave veterans that risked their
lives, some giving their lives,
for my freedom. To me, freedom means everything.
“What do I think of America?” Spencer Koltes, Voice
of Democracy winner.
Well, I think every citizen in
the United States of America
should have the same values,
thoughts, and feelings for not
only the country, but what has
gotten it to be so great and
magnificent in the world. It’s
truly the best country to live in.
No wonder so many immigrants have come here, both
legally and illegally. But this
speech that I’m giving is going
to tell you is what my vision
for America is.
Now the first thing that I
think of America as is free.
Americans are indeed free. The
first amendment says that all
Americans have the freedom of
speech, and press. So we can
legally say our minds. Sometimes it gets us into a bit of
mischief in arguments or even
fights, but it’s legal to do so.
Most Americans take for granted what we have in this great
country. We can go wherever
we want, when we want. We
can become whatever we
desire in colleges around the
country without someone else
deciding for us, or becoming
what our ancestors were
through passing the job down.
We the people in America can
decide that for ourselves.
Whatever we decide to do, like
travel across the country for a
vacation, to just going to the
theater for a movie, we don’t
have to worry if we can do that
without the government’s permission, we can just do it. All
because we broke off and
established in our Constitution
that we’re free, and I’m proud
to live in a country that’s free,
and freedom is one of my
visions I have for America.
Another thing I think of that
makes this country so great is
our military and allies. We
make up the U.N. which has
triumphed since President
Franklin D. Roosevelt in
WWII established it to continue fighting together against the
Axis Powers. Even before we
got our independence, our
founding fathers were fighting
to the death just to be free. And
when Korea broke out for communism in the North, we
weren’t going to have that, and
neither was South Korea. So
we fought with them to fight
communism. Now we go wherever we’re needed to help our
allies and those in need. In the
last decade we’ve been fighting against world terrorism,
which is now so huge because
of new recent terrorist groups
like ISIS. But we’ll win in the
Jozie Watercott
Turkey is good food
Hugs
A Thanksgiving dinner
Neighbors
Karen’s feast
Special friend Miaya
end. That’s what America does,
is win,because of what we
stand for, and that is another
vision that I have for America.
Another thing that America
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This is a very, very good holiday
Have Thanksgiving dinner
A turkey is the best food
November is the best month
Knowing November is my
birthday
Shopping on Black Friday
Dakoda Danielson
Thanksgiving is the best!
Ham is the 2nd best
All the things that you eat all
are the best
Next year the turkeys will be
back
Koda is my name and I like
turkey
So I’ll see you next year
Marlie Bladow
Turkey time is fun!
Happy Turkey day!
Apple pie is good
Nana comes on Thanksgiving
Knowing that Christmas is
almost here
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY DITCH 70
OTTER TAIL COUNTY GOVERNMENT SERVICES CENTER
500-600 FIR AVE W, FERGUS FALLS, MN
FINAL HEARING FOR THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
AND BENEFIT REDETERMINATION HEARING
(Engineer’s Detailed Survey Report and Ditch Viewers’ Report)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PROPOSED BENEFITED AND/OR DAMAGED PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR OTTER TAIL COUNTY DITCH 70 that the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners, Drainage Authority for County Ditch 70 will hold a public hearing at 7:00
p.m. on Monday, December 14, 2015, in the Commissioners’ Room/Otter Tail Lake
Room at the Government Services Center (located at 500-600 Fir Ave W), Fergus
Falls, Minnesota for the purpose of reviewing, discussing and considering the Ditch
Viewers’ Report of Benefits and Damages and the Engineer’s Detailed Survey Report.
The Proposed Project involves the improvement of Otter Tail County Ditch 70 by relocating the outlet at Sewell Lake and corresponding drainage alignment between the
lake and County Ditch 52 (Section 23, T1231N, R41W, St. Olaf Township) to increase
capacity and improve drainage efficiency of County Ditch 70.
The Ditch Viewers’ Report, which includes the auditor’s tabular assessment worksheet
states that the total proposed benefits are $2,996,928.55 and that the total damages
for right of way acquisition (Permanent and Temporary) are $31,658.20. According to
the Engineer’s Detailed Survey Report (Page V-2 and Page B-1) the total estimated
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project
costs is $503,200. These three amounts are subject to change.
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A copy of the Engineer’s Detailed Survey Report, including plans and specification, the
Ditch Viewers’ report, which includes the auditor’s tabular worksheet and copies of the
individual Property Owner Reports are on file and available for public inspection during
regular business hours at the Otter Tail County Auditor-Treasurer’s office located at 510
Fir Ave W, Fergus Falls, MN and are also available on Otter Tail County’s Web Site at
http://www.co.otter-tail.mn.us/541/Ditch-70.
There are no benefits assessed for the drainage of public waters or wetlands. There
are no benefits assessed for the drainage of areas which would require federal or state
permits to work in public waters or wetlands before benefits could be realized. There
are no benefits assessed for acres that would be considered the conversion of wetlands, under United States Code, Title 16, Section 3821, if drained and placed in agricultural production. There are no damages to riparian rights.
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Property owners within the watershed area, concerned citizens and other interested
parties with questions and comments regarding the Engineer’s Detailed Survey Report,
and/or the determination of benefits and/or damages are strongly encouraged to attend
the above referenced public hearing. The Engineer and the Ditch Viewers will be available at the public hearing to address your questions and concerns. Comments and
questions can also be submitted prior to the public hearing to either Kevin Fellbaum,
County Ditch Inspector by phone or email at (218) 998-8492 or
[email protected] or to Wayne Stein, County Auditor-Treasurer by phone at
(218) 998-8041 or email at [email protected].
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Dated: November 12, 2015
(Published November 25, 2015)
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL
IN DISTRICT COURT
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
PROBATE DIVISION
COURT FILE NO. 56-PR-15-3380
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 dya 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)
Spencer Koltes, Voice of Democracy winner and Fern
Brackin, Patriot’s Pen winner.
has going for it is religion. In
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
the pledge of allegiance it says,
CITY OF BATTLE LAKE
“one nation, under God…”
OTTER TAIL COUNTY
which proves my point. Maybe
STATE OF MINNESOTA
not everyone in this country
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Battle Lake, Otter Tail County, Minnesota (the "City") will meet
believes in Christianity but
Tuesday, December 8, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. at the City Hall in the City of Battle Lake, Minnesota, for the purpose of conthat’s what this country was on
ducting a public hearing on: (a) the proposed establishment of Municipal Development District No. 6-1; (b) the proposed establishfounded around. The belief of ment of Redevelopment Tax Increment Financing District No. 6-1 within Development District No. 6; (c) the proposed adoption of a
Program for Municipal Development District No. 6; and (d) the proposed adoption of Tax Increment Financing Plan
Christianity and the faith that Development
relating thereto, all pursuant to and in accordance with Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.124 through 469.134, both inclusive, as
everyone shared. We were all amended and Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.174 through 469.1799, both inclusive, as amended (collectively, the "Act"). Copies
the respective plans, as proposed to be adopted, are on file and available for inspection at the office of the City Clerk of the City
united in Christ Jesus our Sav- of
of Battle Lake at City Hall.
ior, and that’s another of my
A map of the boundaries for the proposed Municipal Development District No. 6 and Tax Increment Financing (Housing) District
visions for America.
No. 6-1 are coterminous with each other (outlined area), as follows.
And my final vision that
makes this country great is that
we decide our leaders. Each
step of government is voted
for. From township, town, city,
state, and to nation we elect the
leaders of our great nation. We
decide who’s best for the country’s future, and that’s something other countries with dictatorships don’t have. And
that’s my final vision for
America.
Now as I conclude, I want to
say that this country shouldn’t
be taken for granted. So many
people have given their lives
for the people in this country to
live safely, and free for the
future generations. I think we
owe a lot to those people. Now,
I’ve said what I think, and
hopefully you agreed with me
on a few, that way we can both
share the same Vision for
America. Thank You.
Voice of Democracy 2nd
place Lucia Garcia; 3rd place
Alicia Hallberg
Patriot’s Pen 2nd place
Makenna Tysdal, 3rd place
Sage Christensen
All persons interested may appear and be heard at the time and place set forth above. Written comments addressed to the City
Clerk, and received by the City Clerk, prior to the hearing will also be considered by the City Council.
CITY OF BATTLE LAKE, MN
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
/s/Val Martin
City Clerk
Classifieds
Battle Lake Review
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MINNESOTA
IN DISTRICT COURT
CIVIL DIVISION
Other Civil
Court File No.
Edward J. Hegland and Dawn E.
Hegland,
Plaintiffs,
V.
Arthur J. Miller, Helen M. Miller,
and the unknown heirs of the above-named
persons now deceased and any and all
other persons unknown claiming any right,
title, or interest in the premises described herein,
Defendants.
SUMMONS
THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS, and the
unknown heirs of any of the above named persons now deceased, also all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, interest or lien in the real estate
described in the Complaint herein.
1. YOU ARE BEING SUED: The Plaintiffs have started a lawsuit against you. The
Plaintiffs’ Complaint against you is attached to this Summons and is on file in the office
of the Court Administrator of the above-named Court. Do not throw these papers away.
They are official papers that affect your rights. You must respond to this lawsuit even
though it may not yet be filed with the Court and there may be no court file number on
this Summons.
2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN 20 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS. You must
give or mail to the person who signed this summons a written response called an
Answer within 20 days of the date on which you received this Summons. You must
send a copy of your Answer to the person who signed this Summons located at:
R. Kristian Svingen
Attorney at Law
125 S. Mill Street
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your written response
to the Plaintiffs’ Complaint. In your Answer you must state whether you agree or disagree with each paragraph of the Complaint. If you believe the Plaintiff should not be
given everything asked for in the Complaint, you must say so in your Answer.
4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR CASE IF YOU DO NOT SEND A WRITTEN
RESPONSE TO THE COMPLAINT TO THE PERSON WHO SIGNED THIS SUMMONS. If you do not answer within 20 days, you will lose your case. You will not get to
tell your side of the story, and the Court may decide against you and award the Plaintiffs everything asked for in the Complaint. If you do not want to contest the claims stated in the Complaint, you do not need to respond. A default judgment can then be
entered against you for the relief requested in the Complaint.
5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You may wish to get legal help from a lawyer. If you do
not have a lawyer, the Court Administrator may have information about places where
you can get legal assistance. Even if you cannot get legal help, you must still provide
a written Answer to protect your rights or you may lose the case.
6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. The parties may agree to or be
ordered to participate in an alternative dispute resolution process under Rule 114 of the
Minnesota General rules of Practice. You must still send your written response to the
Complaint even if you expect to use alternative means of resolving this dispute.
7. THIS LAWSUIT MAY AFFECT OR BRING INTO QUESTION TITLE TO REAL
PROPERTY located in Otter Tail County, State of Minnesota, legally described as follows:
Lot Fourteen (14) of Okeson Beach; and Lot Fourteen (14), Block One (1), First
Addition to Okeson Beach.
The object of this action is to determine the title and adverse claims to the real property described above and to have Plaintiffs adjudged the owners thereof in fee simple.
Dated: 11-2-2015
CLINE LARSON JENSEN, P.A.
By R. Kristian Svingen, #107402 (s)
125 South Mill Street
Telephone No. 218-998-4088
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
(Published November 11, 18 and 25, 2015)
EVERTS TOWNSHIP
OTTER TAIL COUNTY
BATTLE LAKE, MINNESOTA
Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of Evert’s will meet at the town hall at 8:00
p.m. December 8, 2015 to consider a special conditional use permit for Scott Madson
to allow him to build another storage building of the same size & design as the existing
two. There shall be no manufacturing allowed. There shall be no outside storage
between the buildings & Hwy 78. The building is located at 26720 Hwy 78 which is in
the SE ¼ of section 2 township 133N range 40W Evert’s Township, Otter Tail County
MN.
Those persons who desire to comment on the proposed permit will be heard at this
meeting. Those that cannot attend must submit a letter for their concerns to the
address below & they will be reviewed prior to the meeting.
ROLAND R. MANN, Clerk
Everts Township
27234 368th Ave
Battle Lake, MN 56515
DATED
Nov. 16, 2015
County of Otter Tail )
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State of Minnesota )
Notice Of Public Hearing
Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes 394.26 Notice is hereby given that a
hearing of the Otter Tail County Planning Commission will be held in the Commissioner’s Room at the Government Services Center, Fergus Falls, Minnesota on December
9, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. for the purpose of considering the following:
1. Kyle Peterson a Conditional Use Permit Application to pull back existing ice
ridge, remove stumps & rip rap, contour land to match neighboring lots; Pt GL 4 & 1,
Sec 28 & 29, Tordenskjold Twp, Stalker Lake (56-437), RD.
2. Steven & Barb Nelson a Conditional Use Permit Application to convert farm shop
to winery, “Laughing Otter Winery”, proposed hours of operation 7 days/week 10 am –
9 p.m. with 4 parking spaces; Lots 4 & 5 & Pt Lot 6, Sec 15 (93.5 ac), Sverdrup Twp,
Crooked Lake (56-458), NE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
IN DISTRICT COURT
State of Minnesota
--------------------------------------------------------- 14. other civil, REAL PROPERTY
Court File # 56-CV-15-2474
Kugler-Peasley Properties, LLC;
Cary M. Aasness; Anita Mae Aasness;
Thomas A. Bjorgum; Diane Sue Bjorgum;
Plaintiffs,
vs.
County of Otter Tail
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Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statute 394.26 NOTICE is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held before the Otter Tail County Board of Adjustment in the Commissioners’ Room of the Otter Tail County Government Services Center, Fergus Falls,
MN at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday December 10, 2015 for the purpose of considering applications for variance for the following:
6:00 p.m. – Thursday, December 10, 2015 Meeting
Signs Up North LLC; Vision Properties LLC; the unknown heirs of Lewis Tysdal,
deceased; the unknown heirs of Marian S. Tysdal aka Marian Sadie Tysdal aka Marian
Sadie Rustand aka Marian Sadie Nelson aka Marian Sadie Vallevand aka Marian Sadie
Velek, deceased; Wayne C. Vallevand and Steven M. Vallevand, Sr., Successor
Trustees under the Marian Sadie Velek Revocable Trust, dated November 8, 2007;
Wayne C. Vallevand and Steven M. Vallevand, Sr.; Fergus Falls Auction Mart, Inc. aka
Fergus Falls Auction Market, Inc.; Peter Hanson; Mildred L. Hanson; Jerome L. Triepke; Carol Triepke; LeRoy T. Tysdal; Connie J. Tysdal; Rollie M. Miller; Luella T. Miller;
David Stigen; Noreen Stigen; 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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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 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 Complaint.
THIS ACTION involves, affects or brings into question real property situated in the
County of Otter Tail, State of Minnesota described as follows:
2. Tyler and Amy Blaine, part of Government 11, Section 3 of Hobart Township by
Wimer Lake, request a variance from the ordinary high water level setback requirement
of the Shoreland Management Ordinance.
3. David and Shelley Hendrickson, Lot 43 and part of Lot 44 Provan Beach, Pelican Lake in Dunn Township, request a variance from the road right-of-way setback
requirement of the Shoreland Management Ordinance.
Detailed information regarding any specific application listed above is available on
Otter Tail County’s web site at www.co.otter-tail.mn.us, by contacting the Otter Tail
County Auditor’s office by phone at (218) 998-8030 or by mail at 510 Fir Ave W, Fergus Falls, MN 56537.
Individuals requiring special accommodations should contact the County Auditor’s
office prior to the date of the public hearing.
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: Cooks, experience preferred. Competitive pay
based on experience. Apply in person at Shoreline Cafe in Battle
Lake.
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Lot 1, Block 1, Wyoming Addition to Fergus Fall;
And
That part of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Section 33, Township
133, Range 43, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, described as follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner of said Southeast Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter; thence on an assumed bearing of West along the south line of said Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, a distance of 662.20 feet to a point hereinafter referred to as Point B; thence North 00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds East
a distance of 413.97 feet to a point hereinafter referred to as Point C; thence North
89 degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds East a distance of 141.43 feet; thence North 00
degrees 37 minutes 54 seconds East a distance of 299.00 feet; thence South 89
degrees 59 minutes 54 seconds West a distance of 442.64 feet; thence South 00
degrees 23 minutes 54 seconds West a distance of 193.15 feet to the northeasterly corner of Lot 2, Block 1, TYSDAL ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FERGUS FALLS,
MINNESOTA, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence South 00 degrees 24
minutes 00 seconds West along the easterly line of said Lot 2, a distance of 6.85
feet to the point of beginning of the land to be described; thence North 89 degrees
59 minutes 54 seconds East a distance of 300.01 feet to the intersection with a line
which bears North 00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds East from the aforementioned Point C; thence South 00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds West a distance
of 98.99 feet to the aforementioned Point C; thence North 89 degrees 59 minutes
54 seconds East a distance of 1.38 feet to the northwesterly corner of Lot 1, Block
One, WYOMING ADDITION, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence South
00 degrees 36 minutes 44 seconds West along the westerly line of said Lot 1, a distance of 371.94 feet to the southwesterly corner of said Lot 1; thence South 00
degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds West a distance of 42.04 feet to the aforementioned Point B; thence on a bearing of West along said south line of the Southeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, a distance of 150.00 feet to the southerly extension of the easterly line of Lot 3, said Block 1, TYSDAL ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA; thence North 00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds East along said southerly extension and along the easterly line of said Lot 3,
a distance of 177.30 feet to the northerly line of said Lot 3; thence North 89 degrees
41 minutes 00 seconds West along said northerly line of Lot 3, a distance of 150.00
feet to said easterly line of Lot 2, Block 1, TYSDAL ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA; thence North 00 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds
East along said easterly line of Lot 2, a distance of 334.82 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 2.93 acres more or less. Subject to the rights of the public in College Way (former State Trunk Highway No. 210).
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the object of this action is to obtain a judgment that Plaintiff Kugler-Peasley Properties, LLC is the owner in fee simple of the
above-described real property; 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: 8-17-15
1. Daniel Mecklenburg, part of Government Lot 2, Section 12 of Clitherall Township
by Clitherall Lake, request a variance from the Subdivision Controls Ordinance.
Penn C. Brandborg, Attorney for Plaintiffs
315 S. Mill Street
218-736-7447, Att. Reg. No. 166546
(Published November 11, 18 and 25, 2015)
Office of Minnesota Secretary of State
Certificate of Assumed Name
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333
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)
Date 10-25-15
THE CITY OF BATTLE LAKE is accepting applications for
a Part-Time Clerical Assistant for various bookkeeping, secretarial, finance, clerical, recordkeeping, filing and administrative
support functions. Minimum qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent required; three years of experience in a bookkeeping, clerical or administrative field to include: computer
skills, typing, bookkeeping and calculation; experience with
Microsoft Office programs; must be bondable. Hours will vary
with no guaranteed minimum. 2016 pay range $14.72 to 16.90
per hour, DOQ. This position includes no benefits other than
Public Employees Retirement, if eligibility is established.
Application forms/job description available at City Administrative Office 9-4 weekdays or on City website, www.ci.BattleLake.mn.us (job description is a general guideline; specifics
may vary considerably). Applications must be received in the
City Clerk’s Office by 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 1, 2015.
City of Battle Lake; 218-864-0424; 108 E Main St; PO Box 386
Battle Lake MN 56515-0386; www.ci.battle-lake.mn.us. City
of Battle Lake is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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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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FOR SALE
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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WANTED
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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CARD OF THANKS
Card of Thanks—
Thank you to all who supported me in my recovery from surgery by prayers, cards, phone calls and visits. God bless you all!
Janis Skov
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Card of Thanks—
Thank you Kurt Maethner and the staff at KC Lawn Service
for the great looking new welcome sign and the fine job maintaining the lawn and walkways at our facility. You’re efforts and
generosity are greatly appreciated. Again, thank you very much
from the members at Battle Lake Senior Citizens.
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SERVICES
FOR RENT
WANTED TO RENT
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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WANTED TO RENT: Fishhouse - consider purchasing.—Call
218-770-1973.
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Service Directory
Call 218-864-5952
To Get Your Business Listed!
Emil’s Electric
B attle Lake, MN
# BC634542
LLic.
IC. #
20634542
2 18 - 282 - 1098
Emil Kvidera
Residential - Commercial
Farm
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
218-495-2244
Chris
Thompson Const.
•Homes •Garages •Remodeling
•Steel & Vinyl Siding
•Quality Work •Planning
218-864-5813
BATTLE LAKE
Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 8-Noon
Corner of Hwys. 78 and 210
Battle Lake
218-864-5225
Bo Durbin Owner
(218) 864-8785
Specializing in Quality Energy Efficient Homes
218-826-6575
christhompsonconstruction.com
INSURED
Lic. #BC006840
DURBIN DRYWALL
TAPE • TEXTURE • PAINT • FREE ESTIMATES
218-864-3009
Cell 218-205-4112
Home
PO Box 121 • Lic. #067836-PM
For All Your Plumbing Needs
New Construction or Remodeling
Don Swanson, Master Plumber/Owner
Gary’s
Septic Service
GARY’S SEPTIC
SERVICE, INC.
(formerly Richard’s Septic Service)
• Septic Tank Pumping •
GARY WALLACE
218-769-4399
218-864-5101
Shut down Feb. 1-7 for Truck Maintenance.
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
Heating & Excavating, Inc.
Brian Brogard
Robert Johnson
Lic. No. 004994PM
Battle Lake, MN 56515
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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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
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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306 Industrial Dr.
Henning
1108 Western Ave., Fergus Falls, MN
218-736-4000
Battle Lake
Refrigeration & Heating
218-864-5535
Dennis Quam, Owner
Body Repair & Refinishing
GLASS REPLACEMENT
Hwy. 210 West - Battle Lake, MN
218-864-5424
PO Box 204 • Battle Lake, MN
218-864-5585
EJ’s Floor Covering
and EJ’s Massage
Performance
Paving & Seal
Coating, LLC.
Wood Floor
Vinyl
Carpet
(W) 218-864-5266
Tile
(H) 218-864-8817
TROSDAHL BODYWORKS
Doug
Trosdahl
Exterior/Interior Specialist
36801 State
Hwy. 210
Battle Lake, MN
56515
Dr. Todd Smith, DDS
218-864-5245 - Battle Lake
Scott Wagnild, DDS Kelly Schroeder, DDS
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
(218) 583-2041
Al and Earllet
Johnson
Area Lakes Dental
Driveways, Patching, Class 5,
Bobcat Work, Fill, Black Dirt
Over 50 Years of
Combined Experience.
Dan 218-462-2543
Randy 218-583-4360
Cell 218-639-5890
Heinee’
Heinee’ss Mobile Marine
Battle Lake Review
Page 14
Battle Lake Presented ‘Mary Poppins’
Wonderful
performance,
a job well
done!
BL 2nd Graders—
Continued from Page 12
Sophie Akerman
Turkey is what we eat
Helping cook food
A happy family loves to eat
Keeping the turkey hot
Spending time with Grandmas
and Grandpas
Paul S. Jensen, Attorney at Law
Business Law
Real Estate
Probate
Estate Planning
Bankruptcy
125 South Mill Street | Fergus Falls, MN 56537
218-998-4088 | [email protected]
~ Weekly office hours in Underwood ~
at Battle
Lake
School
24th Annual
Battle
Lake
402 W. Summit
Craft Fair
Sat., Dec. 5 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Nearly 100 crafters and home businesses.
Unique gifts and treasures. Lunch served all day.
Admission $1, children 12 and younger Free
All proceeds benefit the students
of Battle Lake School.
Kenady Cameron
Turkey is a good food
Happy holiday in November
A happy family when its
turkey day
November is the happiest
month
Knowing that Christmas is
coming soon
Braxtyn Cameron
Turkey is the best food on
Thanksgiving
Ham is the second best
All of my family likes it too
November is Thanksgiving’s
month
Know that Christmas is coming
River Thiel
Thanksgiving is the time you
eat good food
Ham is my second favorite
food
All of my family likes jello
November is Thanksgiving’s
month
Kindly carry my baby sister
around outside
Stuffing is not yummy, but my
mom likes it
Hoololilidida
Holiday
Hol
day
ayy
Rewards
Rew
RRe
ewa
ewa
war
ards
ard
rdss
Halie George
Turkey is the best!
Happy holiday
Apple pie is the best when it is
Thanksgiving
November is the best month
Knowing Christmas is coming soon
Soon the snow will come
“By really listening to my
patients, I hope that I can find
ways to improve their quality
of life.”
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.
Henning
Ottertail
Ottertail
Ba
Battle
ttle Lak
Lake
e
218.583.2933
218.583.2933
218.367.2735
218.367.2735
218.864.5275
218.864.5275
Meet Annalise in person at the Perham Clinic.
Schedule an appointment today! 218.347.1200
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Thanksgiving - Battle Lake Review

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