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Public Notices/News Thursday, June 2, 2016 Lakewood staff attend Homeland Security training S e v e r a l L a k e w o o d ter or terrorist act. TrainHealth System staff mem- ing at the CDP campus is bers recently attended federally funded at no cost training offered by the to state, local and tribal Center for Domestic Pre- emergency response proparedness (CDP) in Annis- fessionals or their agency. “The Center for Domeston, Ala. The CDP is operated by tic Preparedness provides the United States Depart- intensive training over a ment of Homeland Secu- short period of time that rity’s Federal Emergency is as close to real or lifeM a n a g e m e n t A g e n c y like as we can get,” said (FEMA) and is the only LHS Emergency Preparedfederally-chartered Weap- n e s s C o o rd i n at o r a n d ons of Mass Destruction paramedic, Rod Opheim. (WMD) training facility in “The staff who attended came back with a greater the nation. The CDP develops and understanding of the Hosdelivers advanced training pital Incident Command for emergency response System (HICS) and how to p r o v i d e r s , e m e r g e n c y effectively implement it managers and other gov- in a mass casualty event. er nment of ficials from The exercise scenarios state, local and tribal gov- our staff participated in er nments. The CDP of- over the five day training fers more than 40 training period strengthened their courses focusing on inci- confidence and ability to dent management, mass respond to a mass casualty casualty response and incident, ensuring Lakeemergency response to a wood’s preparedness and catastrophic natural disas- ability to effectively man- age any disaster that could happen within our community.” Resident training at the CDP includes healthcare and public health courses at the Noble Training Facility, the nation’s only hospital dedicated to training healthcare professionals in disaster preparedness and response. A number of resident training courses culminate at the CDP’s Chemical, Ordinance, Biological and Radiological (COBRA) Training Facility. The COBRA Training Facility is the nation’s only facility featuring civilian training exercises in a true toxic environment using chemical agents. The advanced hands-on training enables responders to effectively prevent, respond to and recover from real-world incidents involving acts of terrorism and other hazardous materials. STATE OF MINNESOTA TODD COUNTY DISTRICT COURT 7TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court File Number: 77-JV-16-378 Case Type: Juvenile In the Matter of the Welfare of the Child of: Brittaney Jolynn Loxterkamp, parent and Ryan Christopher Toney, parent SUMMONS AND NOTICE CHILD IN NEED OF PROTECTION OR SERVICES MATTER _______________ N O T I C E T O : Rya n C h r i s t o p h e r T o n e y, above-named parent(s) or legal custodian(s). 1. A Child In Need of Protection or Services Petition has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of Juvenile Court located at 221 1st Ave South Long Prairie Minnesota, alleging that the child(ren) of the above-named parents Staples World or legal custodian is/are in need of protection or services. 2. Notice is hereby given that the matter of said Child In Need of Protection or Services Petition will be called for hearing before the Juvenile Court located at 221 1st Ave. South, Long Prairie, Minnesota, on June 21st, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. or as soon after as the Matter can be heard. 3. YOU ARE OR DERED to appear before the Juvenile Court at the scheduled time and date. 4. You have a right to be represented by counsel. 5. If you fail to appear at the hearing, the court may still conduct the hearing and grant appropriate relief, including taking permanent custody of the child/ren named in the Petition. 7a NOTICE TODD-WADENA COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS MEETING Todd-Wadena Community Corrections Executive Committee will meet Monday, June 6, 2016, at 4:30 p.m., at the Todd County Justice Center, 221 First Ave. S, Suite 200, Long Prairie, Minnesota. Bernice Desotell Administrative Assistant 22pnc WITNESS, the Honorable Daniel Benson Judge of District Court BY: W/ A. Cewall Court Administrator 22pnc Staples Area Church Directory Staples Staples Alliance 1512 8th St. NE, Staples ........218-894-2891 Pastor Bob Hepokoski, Paul Johnson Sunday Worship............................9:30 a.m. Sunday School ............................11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY AWANA. ........................................6:15 p.m. Assembly of God 914 3rd Ave. NE, Staples .......... 218-894-1081 Pastor Roy Miles Youth Pastor Julie Boone Discipleship Class ..........................9:15 a.m. Sunday Worship..........................10:30 a.m. Evening Prayer .............................6:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY Sonlight & Youth ..........................6:30 p.m. Attended training Pictured above are Lakewood Health System employees at the recent training offered by the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP) in Anniston, Ala. Front row, from left: Corrine Neisess, Sheri Pappenfuss, Amber Rastedt. Back row: Rod Opheim, Scott Braith, Kim Lind. (Submitted photo) June birthdays at the Care Center Leona Hobson, June 1; Philip Finck, June 10; Lillian Kahnke, June 25; Bonnie Meacham, June 26; Virgil Collison, June 27. June Special activitieS at the lakewood health SyStem care center: Thurs., June 2, 10 a.m. - Bible study, Pastor Johnson; 2 p.m. Birthday party hosted by Trinity Lutheran Church; 7 p.m. Music General Dancers Fri., June 3, 9:45 a.m. - Cappuccino time Sat., June 4, 10 a.m. - Bingo/Marge Sun., June 5, 1:30 p.m. - Word game; 2:15 p.m. Social time Week 22 Crossword Puzzle Provided by American Profile t?" 1 stick whose ould be a ll Hershiser n Modesto, Endor 2 ol's parent y shirt label deg. priced cket undergrad 4 5 13 14 16 17 19 20 22 23 27 40 45 50 9 30 34 37 38 42 47 52 55 62 63 64 65 66 67 J O N G R A M P A C U R A E P E E E V E R L O T U S E A T E R N A T O E N C H A I N N G N S S G M A O L T I L O O N G 48 49 41 Kentucky county 42 Old French 12 Classic Jag coin 43 ActorBible Chaney 14 Hotel 20 Cross letters 44 “___ magic!” 21 Stocking 45 Scale shade 25 47 Meir Risk contemporary 26 ___ King Cole 51 Tiny criticism 28 Scottish hillside 52 Went underground 29 Tennis player John 30 Brass 53 Yellowfin tuna component 33 Author Andre 55 Member of the 34 Fill flock 35 "Très ___!" 56 Surmised 36 "Crazy Heart" 60 songwriter Mythical breast39 Raiding grp. plate 40 Some transfusions 61 Tall story 41 Stunned 62 Responsibility 42 Montana capital 63 Cold shower? 64 Peron and others 65 Go the extra ___ 66 Complex orgs. 67 9th mo. 68 Extremities Down 1 Like some vertebrae 2 For each 3 Snacks 4 Opposer 5 Mortarboard attach- P L O T B R R E P O R E A L O V E N C I D I C I A G E O L I S H M U F D A I R Y B I T L Y P E O I D F R N M E A S L E D H E Y S C U B A S I R I S H S T I L T H I S L A A Thomastown Covenant 15940 251st Ave., Staples..........218-894-3923 Pastor Nathan Hillman Sunday School ..............................9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship..........................11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY ....................................7:00 p.m. I V A N S U R F K E M O F I L E S Y S T E M I M U S N O S H O T E R I U N W E D Maple Hill Lutheran Pastor David Stevens Leader .........218-397-2470 (Rural Pine River) Worship and Sunday School .........9:00 a.m. Aldrich Congregational, UCC One block S. of Hwy. 10, Aldrich Pastor Dave Seaton ...................218-445-5831 Sunday Worship,.......................... 9:30 a.m. Communion .................1st Sunday of Month Balsamlund Lutheran 19550 490th Street, Aldrich Pastor Rachel Stout ...................218-640-5587 Sunday Worship............................8:15 a.m. Sunday School ..............................8:30 a.m. Cushing Bethany Lutheran 25430 Bison Rd.Cushing, MN 320-749-2140 www.bethanylutherancushing.com. Rev. Jean M. Megorden Lay Pastor Bob Mueller Sunday Worship.................................9:00 a.m Lincoln Evangelical Free 1354 320th St., Cushing.............218-575-2449 www.lincolnefree.org Facebook Lincoln E Free Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday Office Closed Senior Pastor: Pastor Dan Crocker Visitation Pastor: Pastor Jim Brown Youth & Ministry Coordinator: Stacey Minion 1354 Café Coffee Fellowship.........9:13 a.m. Worship Gathering .....................10:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY Kids’ Club ......................................6:00 p.m. Jr./Sr. Forge Youth Group ............6:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study .........................6:00 p.m. Praise & Prayer ............................4:30 p.m. Leaf River Township The Old Country Church Leaf River Twp., Wadena County Rd. 6 Info. # ..................................218-837-5690 Open by arrangement Swan Valley Lutheran Leader .......................................218-397-2470 Pastor David Stevens Sunday Worship..........................11:00 a.m. Motley Motley Free Methodist 33 Wellwood St. E Motley 56466 .............................218-352-6888 Pastor Jim Johnson Assistant Pastor Richard Broberg Sunday Worship..............9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday School ............................10:30 a.m. Sunday Bible Study......................6 :00 p.m. WEDNESDAY AWANA .........................................6:00 p.m. St. John’s Lutheran 497 3rd Ave. S, Motley...............218-352-6399 Pastor Vicar Paul Koehler Sunday School and Bible Class .....8:30 a.m. Sunday Worship............................9:30 a.m. First Baptist 903 River Street South, Pillager Pastor Paul Johnson 218-746-3768 Sunday School ..............................9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship..........................10:30 a.m. TUESDAY Bible Study/Prayer ....................11:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY AWANA 2yrs-5th grade.................6:15 p.m. Adult Classes .................................6:15 p.m. Hewitt Church of the Nazarene 114 Front Street, P.O. Box 146 Hewitt, MN 56453 218-924-2028 Pastor Wayne Hoffert Sunday School ...............................9:30 a.m Sunday Worship.............. 10:45 a.m./6 p.m. WEDNESDAY Prayer ...........................................7:00 p.m. Verndale Verndale Alliance 109 NW Brown Street, Verndale. 218-445-5619 St. Michael Senior Pastor Tony Stanley 1st St. and Birch, Motley ............218-894-2296 Associate Pastor Fred Hartley IV Pastor Fr. Joe Korf Sunday Worship............................9:30 a.m. MASS: Sunday Bible Fellowship Classses Tuesday.........................................6:30 p.m, ...............................................11-11:45 a.m. Wednesday....................................8:30 a.m.. Saturday .......................................7:00 p.m. Hope Chapel Alliance Sunday ........................................10:30 a.m. 18126 County Road 7, Verndale. 218-445-5643 or 218-472-3316 United Methodist Pastor Neal Malcore 847 3rd Ave. S. Lane, Motley .....218-352-6466 Sunday Worship............................9:00 a.m. Rev. Greg Ciesluk Sunday School ............................10:30 a.m. www.motleyumc.org WEDNESDAY Monday AA meeting.....................8:00 p.m. Family Night .................................5:30 p.m. Sunday Worship Service................9:00 a.m. Family Life Church Oylen 402 NE Clark Drive, Verndale Church........................................218-445-5568 Oylen Alliance [email protected] Cty. Rds, 7 and 9, Oylen Pastor Amos Self ...................... 218-371-7189 218-472-3440 or 218-472-3316 Childrens’ Pastor Kenneth Kjeldergaard Pastor Neal Malcore Sunday School - Worship ............10:30 a.m. Sunday School ............................10:00 a.m. Coffee Fellowship........................10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...........................11:00 a.m Prayer & Praise ............................6:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY Pillager 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. .........Boys and Girls Ministry First Lutheran Church 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. ........ C.R.E.W. Youth Ministry 717 River Street S, Pillager, MN 6:15 - 7:30 p.m. ............... Adult Bible Studies 218-746-3775 Verndale United Methodist Pastor Hector Merced Sunday Worship............................9:30 a.m. 10 3rd Ave. SW, Verndale Sunday School ..............................8:30 a.m. 218-445-5108 Pastor Jill Pawlowski Casino Assembly of God Sunday Worship............................9:00 a.m. Pastor Dan Johnson N. of Motley, Hwy. 64, E. on Cty 34 to Cty. 104. Phone ........................................218-746-3839 Central United Methodist Sunday School ..............................9:30 a.m. 5 miles N on Cty Rd 26 (Nimrod tar) Worship.......................................10:30 a.m. Pastor Chuck Horsager Sunday Worship............................7:00 p.m. 218-639-4225 Sunday Worship ......................... 9:00 a.m. WEDNESDAY ....................................7:00 p.m. Sunday School .......................... 10:30 a.m. Who is God? ment 6 With: 43 All firedFrench up 7 Single 47 51 pastguy 48 1974 hit closely from Spain 8 Follow 49 Quick 9 In ___mover of 51 Hawkeye 10 Avid gallery-goer 52 Beautify 11Musher's ___ blinds 55 transport 12"How Last can word of 56 ___?" 57 “America, Skeptical the rejoinder 58 Gardner of Beautiful” "Mogambo" 14 Lord’s mate 59 Spirit 20 Later 21 Nail polish 26 Light shades 28 “Jeopardy!” host 30 Per ___ (yearly) 33 Social reformer Bloomer 35 Johnny Cash’s wife 36 Hide 37 Inopportune 38 Mailing costs 39 Wool colorers 40 Issue 45 Pirate prizes 46 Undeserved infamy 48 Check 49 “If asked, yes” 50 Bifocals 54 Vandals 57 Losing proposition? 58 Roof’s edge 59 Heavy reading Last Week's Answers “Continental Challenge” Paul Johnson, Associate Pastor, Staples Alliance Church “The LORD your God, who is among you, is a great and awesome God.” -Deuteronomy 7:21 My, what a question! Who is God? How do you begin to answer that? Most certainly we can look into Scripture and see God as He reveals Himself in each page; read the gospels and see God revealed in the Person of Jesus. But to ask the question, “Who is God?, is to ask a question that can neither be fully answered, nor completely understood. Why? Because fitting an infinite God fully into a finite mind is an impossible task. Try to put all of the oceans into a Dixie cup and you’ll begin to get the idea. Even the Apostle Paul struggled with the question. In the end, he called on some help from Isaiah and Job and came up with this: Oh, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable His judgments, and His paths beyond tracing out! “Who has known the mind of the Lord? Or who has been His counselor?” “Who has ever given to God, that God should repay him?” For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever! Amen. wk22 M E D O C 26 United Methodist 310 5th St. NE, Staples ..............218-894-2248 Pastor Greg Ciesluk Sunday Worship..........................10:30 a.m. (Nursery Available for Sunday Worship) Sacred Heart Church 310 4th St. NE, Staples Church........................................218-894-2296 Pastor Fr. Joe Korf Youth and Young Adult Ministry Coordinator: Monica J. Simmons ...... 218-414-0081 cell/text MASS: Thursday and Friday.....................8:30 a.m.. Saturday ......................................5:00 p.m. Cushing Baptist Sunday ..........................................8:30 a.m. 26298 Bear Rd., Cushing www.cushingbaptistchurch.org Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Dan Holmes....................320-749-2583 421 Dakota Ave. SE, Staples Sunday School ..............................9:30 a.m. 218-894-0033 Worship.......................................10:30 a.m. Jeff Scoggins, Pastor WEDNESDAY Saturday Worship ..........................9:30 am. Bible study ....................................7:30 p.m. Sabbath School ...........................10:45 a.m. 57 61 “Tax Team” Across 66 Garden with a snake___ Del Rey 1 Singer part: Abbr. It may be key grand 567 Keyboard 8Down Poles, e.g. hi High-muck-a-muck: 131 Over a Var. 14 Volcano flow e org. 2 Sandinista leader pull in for a 15 New addition 3 Hollow rocks 164 Spray Hearty cheers openly 175 “Give Stale me ___” ty Jack of "Rio benefits Lobo" 186 Healthcare h 7 giantJazzy Fitzgerald t addition 8 Thoth, in ancient eyer 19 Late Egypt s name 229 Phenom Tropical nut 23 10 Optometrist’s Ninjas, e.g. c 11 Tiny particle interest ent 24 Rock musician Brian 25 Hall-of-Famer Mel 27 Cut again 29 TV oldie about attorneys 31 By way of 32 Open tract 34 Nancy, in Nancy 35 Pirate Lafitte 36 2006 comic book film 25 Faith Lutheran 430 12th Street. NE., Staples 218-894-1546 Pastor Stephen Sveom Sunday Worship First Service .................................8:30 a.m. Second Service ...........................10:45 a.m. Sunday School ..............................9:35 a.m. Coffee fellowship...........................9:35 a.m. 53 56 60 ot Miller 40s White ddress 12 Congregational Church, UCC 204 5th St. NE, Staples ............. 218-894-2571 Pastor Tony Romaine Worship.........................................9:30 a.m. Fellowship, refreshments following service Leader 43 46 51 59 11 31 33 41 54 58 10 24 36 44 8 18 29 39 7 21 32 35 6 15 28 River tribe Calvino ality octor's ___ Drew's beau nds dollar, 3 Church of Christ 27343 490th St., Staples ............218-894-2609 Pastor Barry Klein Website: www.stapleschurchofchrist.org Bible School (youth and adult) .....9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship..........................10:30 a.m. WEDNESDAY: Teen Youth/Adults Bible Study .....6:30 p.m. Trinity Lutheran 1000 4th St., NE, Staples ...........218-894-2372 Rev. Robin Collins Sunday Divine Service ..................9:00 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Class.......10:15 a.m. Romans 11:33-36 But we must pursue this question; for as we pursue a proper understanding of who God is, we grow in our love for Him, we grow in our faith in Him, and we grow in in our reflection of Him. It is a pursuit which will take a lifetime, but one that will yield fruit beginning today and lasting throughout eternity. I’ll let A.W. Tozer have the last word. When I think of the angels who veil their faces before the God who cannot lie, I wonder why every preacher in North America does not begin preaching about God - and nothing else. What would happen if every preacher just preached about the person and character of God for an entire year - what He is, His attributes, His perfection, His being, the kind of God He is and why we love Him and why we should trust Him? I tell you, God would soon fill the whole horizon, the entire world. Faith would spring up like grass by the watercourses. Then let man get up and preach the promises of God and the whole congregation would join in chorus: “We claim the promises; look who made them!” -Quote taken from Tozer on Christian Leadership, May 25 The Staples Area Church Directory is sponsored by these area businesses: Central Building Supply Bob Reeck, Manager Hwy. 10 West, Staples, MN Ernie’s Food Market Groceries - Gas - Convenience - more Staples, MN 218-894-1072 Longbella Drug Store Staples World "The Prescription Store" 2nd Ave., Staples • 218-894-2242 Motley and Pillager Your community newspaper since 1890 224 4th St. NE, Staples, MN 218-894-1112 Staples Veterinary Clinic Mid-Central Federal Savings Bank Tower Pizza Staples True Value Pizza, Pasta, Salads, Sandwiches Open 7 days a week. Staples, MN 218-894-3263 "Complete Animal Care" Staples, MN 218-894-1775 Staples, MN 218-894-3299 Fully Insured to $250,000 Staples, MN 218-894-3900 “Just Ask Rental” 8a News Thursday, June 2, 2016 Final concert Staples World Graduation song Band director Jeff Iverson enjoyed his final concert as a teacher at the school, The Staples Motley a capella choir livened up the graduation ceremony with guiding the 2016 seniors and other band members through their graduation song. their song. (Staples World photos by Mark Anderson) Playing ‘Taps’ Taps... The sound of Taps filled the air at Evergreen Hill Cemetery in Staples, May 30, as Staples-Motley high school students Carly Smith and Toni Brings played at the Memorial Day program. (Staples World photo by Mark Anderson) Floyd Griffith, member of the Tri-County American Legion Post #124, is pictured playing ‘Taps’ at the Memorial Day service held at Evergreen Cemetery in MotHuck Holst, Staples was the organizer of the Me- ley. He played at three other services that day as well, morial Day program held at Evergreen Hill Cemetery including at Motley School; and at Bridgeman and PopMay 30. (Staples World photo by Mark Anderson) lar Cemeteries. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) Convening the ceremony Memorial Day speakers at Motley School Memorial Day speaker Army veteran Charles R. Poulton was the guest speaker at Memorial Day programs at Bridgeman, Motley Evergreen and Poplar Cemeteries May 30. He is pictured at Motley Evergreen, assisted by his great-nephew James Yar- wood of Andover, who held an army hat worn by a soldier during WWII. Pictured in background are members of the TriCounty Post #124, of which Poulton is a member. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) Scattering flowers Poems were read, songs sung and speeches given during the Memorial Day service at Motley School May 30. Pictured above, from left, are Brandon Rubink, reciting, “In Flanders Fields;” Kayla Yoder, reciting, “I am Old Glory” and keynote speaker Command Sergeant Major Mike Worden. Worden currently serves as the Garrison Command Sergeant Major at Camp Ripley Training Saluting the flag Center in Little Falls and is assigned to the Minnesota Army National Guard. He shared stories of military heroes, whose “stories are painful, but need to be told,” Worden said. He noted that these heroes are ordinary citizens from all walks of life. “Memorial Day is about honoring those heroes who are here with us in spirit only.” (Staples World photos by Dawn Timbs) Children (and a few adults) scattered flowers at Tom Ladwig, Commander of Tri-County American the tomb of the unknown soldier, a Memorial Day tradi- Legion Post #124, salutes the American flag as the coltion at Poplar Cemetery. Pictured above from left are ors are posted during the Memorial Day program at the Members of the Poplar Ladies Birthday Club Taylor Dumpprope of Motley, her niece Alivia Schrupp Motley School. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) helped plan the Memorial Day program at Poplar Cemof Pine River; and Issie Dobson, Staples. (Staples etery, as well as reading a few poems during the serWorld photo by Dawn Timbs) vice. Pictured at left, Hope Johnson reads, “In Flanders Field” and at right, Lucille Sowers reads, “We Salute Our Veterans This Memorial Day.” Sowers dedicated the poem to her granddaughter, Maj. Carmen Sowers, currently serving in the air force in Korea; and grandson, Second Lieut. Kevin Sowers, who is currently serving in the army at Ft. Campbell, Ky. (Staples World photos by Dawn Timbs) Special readings Remembering Paying their respects The Hanson family visited the grave of Harlin Hanson, who died in 1984 at the age of 33. Pictured are Ronelle Hanson, Motley; Jodi Johnstone, Eliana Johnstone, St. Joseph; Harley Hanson, Raelynn Hanson, Pillager; Ron Hanson, Cindy Hanson, Haiden Hanson, Motley; Jayden Joslin, Amiyah Joslin, Motley; Austen Hanson, Brandie Epperson, Pillager. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) Members of the Holmberg family visited the decorated grave of veteran Dale Holmberg of Motley on Memorial Day. Holmberg, who passed away May 8, 2016, is buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Motley. Pictured above, from left, are Drake Holmberg, Motley; Chris Woody, Cambridge, Cindy (Holmberg) Schifsky, Cambridge; Evelyn Holmberg, David Holmberg (Vietnam WWII veteran Herb Hanson of Motley (left) was veteran), Danika Holmberg (in front) and Karen Holm- recognized at the Memorial Day service at Evergreen berg, all of Motley; Sharon (Holmberg) Halligan, West Cemetery in Motley May 30. He is pictured with his St. Paul; and Cheryl (Holmberg) Hejhal, Park Rapids. wife, Elsie Hanson; and their daughter, Pam Carter of (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) Staples. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) WWII veteran recognized ports S Staples World 1b Thursday, June 2, 2016 Five trap league shooters finish in state top 100 The Staples Motley High School Trap League concluded its regular season May 28 with the Cardinals completing a very competitive year. Over the five weeks of competition, the Cardinals finished second to Zimmerman in Class 4A Conference 4 with 26,672 points. Awards are given for the top boys and girls in each conference, class and in the state. Individually Cardinal shooters finished with their best showing ever in league competition. Boys Jace Hoemberg, senior, finished in first place in the conference, third place in Class 4A and tied for 25th place in the state with an average of 23.8 clays/round; o Travis Maciej, junior, and Dominick Carlson, eighth grade, finished tied for second place in the conference, tied for fifth place in Class 4A and tied for 40th place in the state with an average of 23.6 clays/round; o Brenden Thompson, junior, finished tied for seventh place in the conference, tied for 13th place in Class 4A and tied for 89th in the state with an average of 23.2 clays/round. o Girls Katie Benson, junior, finished first place in the conference, Class 4A and state for girls and 11th place overall in the state with an average of 24.2 clays/round. The Cardinals will send these five shooters to the MSHSL Championships in Prior Lake on June 25 as individuals. “This is the first time the team has ever had any individual qualify in the top 100 shooters in the state. Sending five individuals is very impressive,” said coach Steve Benson. “Only St. Michael-Albertville had more individuals in the top 100 with eight.” The team will compete in the State Championships June 17 in Alexandria. The top four team scores from Class 4A will also earn a spot in the MSHSL Team Championships. The Cardinal shooters will have a good chance to advance this year, competing against the top Class 4A schools including Apple Valley, Detroit Lakes, Zimmerman and New York Mills. “We have had an exceptional year of shooting. With over ten kids capable of shooting 22 clays or more every round, we should be able to get over the hump in team competition and shoot over 460/500 this year,” Benson said. “Hopefully, we can get five shooters to string together four good rounds and post a team score that will get us to the MSHSL Team Championships for the first time.” The spring trap season is coming to an end, but youth summer and fall trap leagues are available for students in 6th12th grade through Staples Community Education. If you are interested in getting your student to try trap shooting, look at Staples Community Education website or contact them at 218-894-2430. Baseball team improves but falls in playoffs The Staples Motley baseball team showed improvement throughout the year, but still didn’t have enough to overcome the number one seed in the Section 6AA playoffs. The Cardinals lost 11-0 in the opening round of the playof fs against Melrose on May 26. They also lost their last regular season game 4-1 at UpsalaSwanville on May 24. The Cardinals had played Melrose earlier in the season and knew it would be a tough game. “We played much better,” said coach Mitch Anderson. Walks and hit batters allowed Melrose to get an early lead, but the Cardinals held them down the rest of the way, giving up two runs in the last innings. Trey Skeesick started the game on the mound and Reid Busker came in to finish the first inning and did not allow an earned run the rest of the game. Skeesick and Mason Nyhus had the only hits for Staples Motley. A g a i n s t S w a nv i l l e, Blake Gerard pitched five innings and Brady Smith finished the game. Smith, Busker and Tristan Rudenick each got hits but they could have had more. “We were able to knock the ball around quite a bit but Upsala was very solid defensively,” said Anderson. Dash relay mayhem Hunter Berggren hands the baton to Tyler Johnson for the final leg of the 4x100 relay at the sub section meet on May 26. The Cardinal relay team finished half a second out of first place but will advance to try and improve at the section meet on June 2. (Staples World photo by Mark Anderson) Track athletes qualify for section meet Five girls and ten boys from the Staples Motley track and field team will compete in the Section 6A meet on Thursday, June 2, at Minnesota State University Moorhead, after qualifying at the sub section 23 meet at Long Prairie on May 26. The top five individuals and top two relays advance, plus those who meet time and distance criteria. For the girls team, Millie Klefsaas won both hurdle events and the pole vault to advance. Megan Dumpprope qualified in the 800, Kiera Dumpprope in the 1,600, Kira Sweeney in both the 1,600 and 3,200, and Toni Brings in the discus. For the boys, three relay teams qualified, the 4x100, 4x400 and 4x800. Individuals moving on are Zac Carlson in the 100, Isaiah RossBahn in the 800 and high jump, Max Giza in both hurdle events and the pole vault, Ryan Trout in the pole vault and Noah Han in the triple jump. Team results Discus dance Toni Brings starts her spin in the discus competition. (Staples World photo by Mark Anderson) Boys results Team scores: Pequot Lakes 162, Osakis 94, Upsala/Swanville 92, Staples Motley 81, Pine River-Backus 54, Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 53, Sauk Centre 48, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 45, Melrose 41, Pillager 31 100 - 5. Zac Carlson 12.24 200 - 8. Carlson 25.31 400 - 7. Mason Rychner 56.13, 23. Matt Miller 1:03 800 - 2. Isaiah Ross-Bahn 2:02, 20. Bentley Christensen 2:35, 23. Kalin O’Dell 2:50 1,600 - 14. Christensen 5:32, 22. O’Dell 6:03 3,200 - 6. Ryan Trout 11:01, 8. Emmet Anderson 11:06, 9. Ben Bartczak 11:11 110 hurdles - 3. Max Giza 16. 13 300 hurdles - 2. Giza 41.81, 10. Matthew Fisher 47.54, 18. Scout Strickland 51.73 4x100 - 2. (Rychner, Tyler Johnson, Hunter Berggren, Zac Carlson) 4x400 - 2. (Ross-Bahn, Frank Karbowiak, Johnson, Giza) 3:31 4x800 - 4. (Trout, Johnson, Karbowiak, Ross-Bahn) 8:38 High jump - 2. Ross-Bahn 5’9”, 11. Johnson 5’1” Pole vault - 1. Giza 12’6”, 5. Trout, 11’6”, 15. S. Strickland 7’0” Long jump - 8. Berggren 17’5”, 10. Rychner 16’9” Triple jump - 5. Noah Han 37’7”, 9. Berggren 34’10”, 16. Fisher 33’4” Shot put - 9. Berggren 37’11”, 23. Zach Strickland 29’8”, 24. S. Strickland 27’5” Discus - 12. Z. Strickland 102’2”, 21. Nathaniell Rodriques 83’8” Girls results Team scores: Pequot Lakes 134, Osakis 120, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 91, Pillager 81, Melrose 71, Staples Motley 70, Sauk Centre 47, Pine River-Backus 34, BerthaHewitt/Verndale 34, Upsala/Swanville 18 100 - 9. Amber Robben 14.04, 23. Sydney Wallace 15.74, 24. Kassidy White 16.03 200 - 6. Robben 28.71, 17. Jenna Dvorak 30.81, 23. White 34.20 400 - 9. Alex Davis 1:07 800 - 5. Megan Dumpprope 2:42, 18. Krystal Yoder 3:01 1,600 - 2. Kira Sweeney 5:50, 5. Kiera Dumpprope 5:53, 14. Chelsea Nanik 6:31 3,200 - 1. Sweeney 12:33, 15. Yoder 16:44 100 hurdles - 1. Millie Klefsaas 15.60 300 hurdles - 1. Klefsaas 48.45, 13. Larken Hirschey 57.08, 15. Addison Hirschey 58.31 4x100 - 9. (A. Hirschey, Brooke Ferdon, Dvorak, Wallace) 58.36 4x200 - 8. (Robben, L. Hirschey, Ferdon, Kelsie Weite) 4x400 - 7. (Davis, L. Hirschey, Ferdon, Weite) 4:42 4x800 - 3. (Nanik, M. Dumpprope, K. Dumpprope, Weite) 10:36 High jump - 9. Weite 4’5” Pole vault - 1. Klefsaas 11’6” Long jump - 8. Robben 13’11” Triple jump - 20. Wallace 23’11”, 22. A. Hirschey 20’10” Shot put - 14. Toni Brings 22’8”, 17. Hannah Dolezal 21’, 18. Chelsea Hofmann 20’10” Discus - 3.. Brings 92’10”, 21. Hofmann 61’1”, 24. Dolezal 57’8” My 2016 bucket list; what’s yours? Golfers play big We have a white board – today’s version of the chalk board – on a wall in a prominent spot in the office, where every week a new question is posed to anyone who cares to volunteer an answer. The question might be whimsical, such as “What was your most embarrassing nickname?” Or it might be philosophical, Inside the like “What Outdoors would you do if you had one more hour e v e r y day?” The latest question, posted just before the arrival of t h e l o n g Mike Rahn Memorial Day holiday weekend, was “What do you have on your summer 2016 bucket list?” “Bucket list,” of course, refers to the practice of creating a list of things you would like to do, or accomplish, before you “kick the bucket,” that being a less direct way of saying “before you die.” The 2007 film Bucket List starred Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman as two terminally ill men pursuing long-imagined adventures before their expected passing, adventures that ranged from sky diving to mountain climbing. On a more down-to-earth, less morbid level, the idea need not be confined to lofty ambitions or end-of-life situations. It might mean looking ahead and thinking about goals or accomplishments that have personal value to you, and taking steps to achieve them before the opportunity slips away. -o- -o- In the here and now, that Peninsula of Michigan. camping isn’t universal in posting on the office white Dates have been set aside in my family (an understateboard emphasized that the June, reservations to board ment), but I want to get spring-to-fall outdoor sea- our Labrador have been back to it again, even if it son is a fleeting one. Before made, and it looks like this has to be solo. A simpler you know it, the opportuni- 2016 bucket list entry will tent that doesn’t require an ties it offers can slip away, become a reality in the very engineering degree to erect and we can find ourselves near future. All it really is on the list for research looking back and wonder- took was thinking ahead and possible purchase. ing where the time and op- and deciding it should be Another approach to a priority. portunities went. camping is also being conAnother item, one my sidered, and may include a This can easily happen when there are other lists wife and I hope to check search for a small pull-bein our lives that clamor o f f b e fo re l at e s p r i n g hind trailer. Nothing fancy, for attention. For me, the moves into full summer, maybe even an older model most frequent competitor is more riding on some of that needs some refurbishis the “to-do” list of tasks our exceptional bike trails, ing and tender loving care. and obligations that would many of which are located There is an entire subculnever make it on my buck- within a half-day’s drive ture of trailer folk who call et list. Not that life should of home. The bike chains themselves “tin can tourbe all fun and games, but and sprockets have been de- ists.” The advantage this spreading 82 bags of pine greased and re-lubed, and offers is that it would make bark mulch on our gardens, we now have no excuses not a good base from which to scraping and repainting a to execute. fish or do other activities One of the challenges without the always-present garage door, or replacing a rotting window sill, are not posed by my chocolate risk of bad weather makthings that lend themselves Labrador during fall duck ing a soggy mess out of a to eagerness. If you’re not hunts is getting 75 pounds camping outing. careful, such a list can be- of wet dog back into the Also on the 2016 list is to come the only list, and the boat at the end of a retrieve. master the digital singlemore rewarding enjoy- If we hunted from land it lens reflex (SLR) camera would not be an issue, but I I purchased from my son ments missed altogether. One of the goals that was rarely do. Usually we are in almost two years ago, but already in my plans for 2016 bulrush or cattail islands have barely begun to take was to fish more both early where there is no terra outdoor photos with. I’m a and late in the open-water firma. I finally broke down late adopter when it comes season, before the general and bought a nifty hinged to new technologies, as atfishing opener, and dur- ladder that fastens to the tested to by the fact that I ing the last days before fall transom or gunwale of the was the last in the family freeze-up. Last year I made boat, which should make to give up my flip phone for one trip in April to fish for re-entry easier for both Bel- a smartphone. I’m now fimigratory steelhead trout la and me. She being a dog nally abandoning film for in the rivers of the North that is leery of new ways of digital photography. I’ve Shore, which stretch from doing things, I’m going to laid out thirty bucks for a Duluth to Grand Marais. make time long before duck book written especially for This year I made a point to season to accustom her to this camera model, and I’m reserve time off work every this new and improved way going to master it, doggone week in April, and the first of getting her back into it. week of May. During that the boat. With May having Your list of things to time I managed four trips passed into June, I’m al- accomplish in 2016 can be instead of last year’s one, ready behind on this 2016 mental, or it can be meand caught fish on three of bucket list item. But the morialized in a more forthe four trips. Chalk up one duck season doesn’t begin mal way. However you do bucket list item for 2016. ‘til September, so there is it, the process might help Another 2016 goal is to still time to accomplish you make the commitment return with my spouse to this goal. to do more of familiar fathe site of family vacations Camping was something vorite outdoor things, or we enjoyed when our now- I routinely did during high try new things, which can grown children were young, school and college years, otherwise too easily be put to destinations in northern and even the early years on a back burner and left to Wisconsin and the Upper of marriage. The love of “maybe next year.” school meets While getting ready for the section golf meet on Monday, June 6, at Blackberry Ridge Golf Course in Sartell, the Staples Motley boys golf team played two meets against big schools, finishing 12th at the Brainerd Invitational at Craguns on May 25 and placing 10th at an invitational at The Preserve. At Craguns, Andrew Israelson hit 12 of the 18 greens in regulation and finished in second place, on stroke off the lead. He was four shots from the lead in the next meet. Team results Brainerd Invitational Chanhassen 308, Brainerd 311, Chaska 313, Bemidji 316, Totino Grace 319, Elk River 320, Wilmar 320, Eastview 326, Holy Angels 333, Prior Lake 337, Sartell 338, Staples Motley 343, Alexandria 348, Armstrong 355, Grand Rapids 357, St. Cloud Apollo 359, Rosemound 359, Pequot Lakes 364, Rocori 372 Andrew Israelson 74, Beck Hrholtz 82, Finn Erholtz 88, Jack Benson 99 The Preserve Invitational Chanhassen 306, Waconia 307, East Ridge 309, Forest Lake 313, Woodbury 316, Moorhead 316, Anoka 317, Becker 317, Brainerd 323, Staples Motley 327, Crosby-Ironton 334, Hastings 334, Owatonna 338, St. Cloud Tech 338, Melrose 341, Mahtomedi 343, Fergus Falls 348, Pequot Lakes 354, Zimmerman 356, Roseville 362 Israelson 77, B. Erholtz 82, F. 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Paying $100 for most Long Prairie, 56347 ERTHA 956 ANOR Refund to for meet the public inbdrm a friendly and professional must have a Two indeadline: Staples w/ MN Hwy. 10 S., Motley, MN.of your26tfc included Application June 8,manner, 2016Garages Todd County room, Carecompanionship. Center Rent inclu 30% monthly 6x20, 10x12, 10x20, 10x24 complete Central junk cars/trucks. valid Commercial Driver’s License, must have a minimumwith of two years a portion of your rent. Heat Paid! garage/deck. No 320-732-6940 pets. $415/ For information adjusted and PARTMENTS apartment. gross income. $200 and upisfor special ve-and/or LPNs Send Letter of Application, Resumé electric hiring RNs of computer experience involving Microsoft Word andand Microsoft Excel,paid. EHO mo. 218-894-3606. 39-41p 401 qualications, contact: All utilities cl31-34c Handicapped accessible, hicles. Will haul. 218-330Three (3) Letters of Reference to: For applications 30% total gr must have the ability to quickly comprehend new computer software as for our evening shift (full or part-time). 209 Applications are available The publishers liability for errors in40-42p an advertisement or for failure to at and qualications, elderly or disabled. Gwen 7108. Loribe Murdock, Director ofpayable Special Automobiles CON needed. Must able to handle accounts andEducation accounts receivable Let us make 410 4th Ave. S, Box 108, Base wages start at $16 per hour for LPN, and $24 per hour for RN positions publish the ad shall be limited to publishing the ad in a subsequent issue in entrance at: One bedroom only. 602 Freshwater Special Education, 910must Ashdo Ave. Wadena, 1996 Merc. 240,000 for Transfer Station/Demolition Landll, the NE, billing for the (218) 751-4265 ext.Sable, 0. Gwen the moveBusiness easier will increase withmonies qualified experience. shiftout differential ofMN 56347 contact: at Kelly, 218 Prairie, 309 orwhich for the refund of any paid for an ad Additional not runLong (and of date for 956 Hwy. 10 S., Motley, MN. MSW Haulers/PRRF, handle218-631-2281, all bookkeeping forExt. Transfer Station/ Rent includesAnheat, MN 56482. must Phone: 1042 Equalmi., Housing Opportunity. runs great751-4265 despite ext. aEqual $1.50 per hour for providing evening shifts. Newly enhanced Medical Insurance offer(218) 0 Hous - $300 off rst subsequent issues) the advertiser reports the error or omission Apartments for must Services ForSolid information 320-732-6940 Demolition Landll, handle all special assessments for Waste, and Miscellaneous ing with $1,000 employer contribution towards personal health savings acelectric, water. TOWNHOMES, Staples Fax: 218-631-3588. [email protected] few nicks. First $500 takes. immediately after it occurs. An Equal Housing Opportunity. EHO month’s. Your major appliance 218-575-2845. cl31-34c must handle allEducation spreadsheet maintenance. have the qualications, abilityEmployer. to obtaincontact: PLAT BOOKS AVAILcount for full time staff... match, paidapproval vacation,ofpersonal and manager. sick leave Rent 30% total gross income. 40-42x Freshwater District 6004 is anMust Equal Opportunity All advertising copy is401k subject to the the general We are accepting ismake now accepting applications parts source. Parts for all Gwen at Household Hazardous Waste certication within 6 months, must have plan; holidays, life, dental insurance also part of a robust benefits package. Let us ABLE: Crow Wing, MorO n e a n d t wo b d r m . CONTACT: We will not accept ads from anyone with a past due account. a 2-bedroom 2002, Chevy Venture, for Kelly,One ability to obtain a Type IIIfor Operator’s licenseaccessible from the MN Pollution applications brands. day FOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT? 602 218-924-2986 (218) 751-4265 ext.major 0. the move easier downtownthe Staples, recentRegarding sexLOOKING or age preference in help wanted advertising in accorunit and 2-bedroom unit. r u n s g o o d , n e w t i r e s, Control Agency, must be physically ableato lift a minimum of 50Housing pounds, 2 bedroom units. service, Miller True ValWe also offer scholarships and continuing education opportunities. Equal Housing Opportunity An Equal Opportunity. dance with theApartments rules adopted by the Civilfor Rights Commission, the Staples ly remodeled, no pets, non capability $300 off rst and have the -physical to withstand manual labor tasks for $4,000/BO. 218-894-0143. We are offering $300 off We do accept Section 8. ue, Staples. 218-894-3263. INTERESTED? Staples TOWNHOMES, World, Sunday Square Shooter and Heartland Market cannot acceptsmoking. help 218-894-3108. extended periods6tfc of month’s. time. 41-43p rst month’s rent. Certain For more information contact: 38tfc Contact Amanda Rickbeil, x12 wanted advertising copy which in any way218-756-3636 expresses a sex or age preferRent We are accepting is now acceptingFapplications Position status: non-union position, permanentapply. full-time, 40 hours On-site caretaker income restrictions ence on the basis ofeatobonafide occupational unless the R E E H E AT : Nicer On aschedule n d t wo b d r m .requirement an appointment. 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Randall Fire was paged and the DNR was contacted as well. May 24 - The MCSO received a call from an employee at Orton’s BP in Motley. Caller reported that while she was working someone stole her purse out of her car. May 23 - The MCSO received a call regarding a property line dispute between two parties residing at the 1200 block of Lincoln Beach Rd. in Cushing. May 21 - The MCSO issued a speeding citation to Lila May Ling Chu, 27. She had been traveling northbound on Hwy 10 and was stopped near Mor rison Line Rd. in Motley. May 17 - The MCSO re- ceived a call from a resident on 290th St. in Cushing stating that his neighbor has been shooting very frequently and uses a large amount of tannerite which shakes his house. Law enforcement spoke with the neighbor who admitted to the shooting and agreed to back off on the shooting as well as the tannerite. May 13 - The MCSO responded to a welfare concern near the 26000 block of Hwy 10 in Cushing. Pie and ice cream social The Motley Area Historical Society hosted a pie and ice cream social at Motley United Methodist Church on Memorial Day. In addition, the MAHS had a number of historical artifacts pertaining to Motley on display. Pictured, front row from left, are MAHS members Marinell Pillager & Area Lions scholarships The Pillager & Area Lions awarded $1,000 scholarships to four graduates at Pillager High School recently. Pictured above, from left, are President Lion Doug Allen; graduates Ezra Johnson, Helena Wise, Summer Alexander, Kendra Hacker; and Lion Les Swift. (Submitted photo) Classifieds Con’t. WA D E N A : 3 b d r m . townhomes. 320-632-5918 for more info. 22tfc CASS COUNTY LAND DEPARTMENT NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX-FORFEITED PARCELS STAPLES: Downtown, 1 - 2 bdrm., recently remodeled, no pets, non smoking. 218-894-3108. 6tfc cl21-22c Notice is hereby given that an Oral Auction will be held in the Commissioners Board Room, Cass County Courthouse in Walker, MN at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 25, 2016. 603 Houses for Rent For information concerning specific parcels, please contact the Cass County Land Department at 218-947-3338, or the Auditor-Treasurer’s Office at 218-547-7260. Parcel information may be viewed on the Cass County Website: www.co.cass.mn.us Mor r i s on, O t t e r t a i l, Todd and Wadena counties, $27 plus tax. Staples World Office. 20x Wanted to Buy 501 Miscellaneous ••Farmers•• Buying field stone boulders 218-575-3344 Devin 21-24p WA N T E D T O BU Y: JUNK CARS & TRUCKS. 218-639-5509. 22-27p BUYING cans and BATTERIES. F R E E D RO P OFF: Appliances, propane tanks, gas g rills, misc. ~Current Vacancy~ Colonial Terrace Apartments Assisted Living 407 E. Highway 71 Clarissa, MN 56440 218-756-3636 ext #11 cl21-24c Assisted Living vacancy - Colonial Terrace Apartments currently has apartments available for rent. Amenities include: Wheelchair accessible bath with walk in shower, washer and dryer in each apartment, full size kitchen appliances. Secure building with private terrace, large bay window, also there are assisted living services available at an additional cost. Services available at an additional cost are: medication management, nursing services available through CTCCC home care agency, weekly housekeeping and laundry, single car garage with automatic opener, up to three meals a day, bathing assistance and activities. Contact Jason at 218-756-3636 ext. 11 for more information, or for a tour. Financial Assistance may be available for needed services. A Senior Residential Community Available now to enjoy, Spacious 1 bdrm apts. Smoke Free,Elevator Access, On Site Laundry, Mail Service, 320-732-6940 Prairie View 400 Apartments Opportunity EHO STAPLES: 2 bdr, with single detached garage. 218894-2284 days. 16tfc scrap. CARDS AUTO, Staples. 218-894-1044, Shop or 218-639-0150. 7tfc Real estate 602 Apartments forfor classif; under land Rent sale NORTH BEACH RENTALS: Efficiency, 2 and 3 bdrms., FREE heat/electric. ALSO: 3 bdrm. moble home 218-894-0572, 218-8396956 or 218-838-8805. 20-22p S TA P L E S : beautiful 2 bdrm., heat incl. Avail. now. 218-296-5047. 6tfc 604 Office Space for Rent Of fice space; 223 4th St. NE., Staples (Farmers Insurance) 218-894-3891 (Ken). 20-22p ROOMS: Rent nightly, weekly or monthly. Motley Motel. 218-820-0140. 24tfc 607 Houses for Sale Prairie View Apartments PRICE REDUCED! $139,900 Staples 1&2 bedrooms available Fireplaces, dishwashers, A/C, garages available, controlled entry. Starting at $580.00 Call Today for more information 218-894-0120 please leave message if no answer www.GraniteCityApts.com EHO NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 705 Park Ave. NE, Staples 4 BR, 2 BA house with walkout basement on a corner lot in town across the street from a park. Come have a look at this well kept home! Call Steve and Toni Sveom cl22p (218) 894-1268 Sunny Pines Apts. in Motley Tenant must be income eligible, 62 years or older, handicapped or disabled. Heat, water, sewer, electric provided. MOTLEY, MN. Call Rosie Talberg, Manager at: EEO/AA 1-866-480-0031 or 320-468-0016 320-468-2303 EASTWOOD APARTMENTS in Motley. is accepting applications for future 2 or 3 bedroom apartment. Laundry facilities on site. garages included with apartment. All utilities paid. Applications are available in entrance at: 956 Hwy 10 S., Motley For information and qualifications contact Nicole at 218-751-6881 Ext.4 An Equal Housing Opportunity Friendship Day at MES ‘Friendship Day’ was held at the Motley School May 24, allowing students to visit their 2016 - 2017 school and meet the grade level teams for next year. As per the Staples Motley School District’s realignment, the Motley School building will be home to grades four - seven. Pictured during lunch at right, top photo, are current third graders from Motley Elementary School (MES) and Staples Elementary School (SES) Taylor Beach, Payton Allen, Jaden Radermacher, Gabriel Vargas-DeWald, Shontiara Rydzinski, Avery Amerud. Pictured in lower photo, MES Principal Deb Ferdon (far right) speaks to four th graders from SES and MES. (Staples World photos by Dawn Timbs) 606 Land for Rent LOT for RENT: Place your manufactured home in an established community for your cost effective living in Staples. For details call 218-894-2284 or 218894-1270. 32tfc IN MOTLEY NOW AVAILABLE 3 bedroom townhomes. All on 1 level, no steps, heat & maintenance included. Call for information and showing 320-632-5918 Philipp, Linda Townsend, Mary Sperley, Sherry (Miller) Frisk, Gayle Quinn, Robin Kramer, Janet Grieg. Back row: Florence Berndt, Greg Townsend, Duane Strack, Greg Frisk. (Staples World photo by Dawn Timbs) GaraGe SaleS 701 HUGE PERENNIAL PLANT SALE: Sat., May 28-Mon., May 30; Fri., June 3-Sat., June 4, 8 a.m.-? Yvonne Dickman and Sue Gosse. Many varieties of perennials: Hostas, Day Lilies, Bleeding Hearts, Lilacs, more. 3 mi. east of Staples, Hwy. 10 to 305th Ave. S, across tracks to #49430. Watch for signs. w19-ssw20-21-w22p GARAGE SALE: Thurs., June 2, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.-Fri., June 3, 9 a.m.noon. 1 mi. north of CLC Staples, Airport Rd., right on Vogel Dr. A lot of clothing - variety of sizes, home décor, fur niture, books, toys, sports equipment and a lot more. ssw22p O N C E WA S N E W SALE: Thurs., June 9, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. BAKE SALE: 10 a.m. LUNCH: 11:30 a.m.; Fri., June 10, 9-11 a.m. BAG SALE - Fri. ONLY! Faith Lutheran Church, 430 12th St. NE, Staples ssw22-23c LARGE FAMILY GARAGE SALE and “under the tent sale” Thurs., June 2, 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Fri., June 3, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., June 4, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 48080 281st Ave. Howards, 2-1/2 mi. S of Staples. Hwy. 210 to County 7 to 281st Ave. to 48080 (Rosenthal Greenhouse Rd.) Follow signs. No early sales Thursday. Toys, crafts, clothes, plants/ planters, 2 love seats, misc. furniture, knick knacks, trikes, radial arm saw, small dog/ cat house, garden decor, jewelry, books, DVDs, misc. small tools, antique blacksmith’s forge, much misc. w21-ssw22p GARAGE SALE: “NEW ITEMS ADDED” 615 4th St NE, Staples (Hi Rise). Thurs., June 2-Fri., June 3, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Another wringer washer, paintball gun, women’s leather motorcyle jacket/ GARAGE SALE: 820 helmet, books, clothing - all sizes, pictures, furni- 8th St. NE, Staples. Thurs., ture, misc. ssw22p June 2, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Fri., June 3, 7 a.m.-1 TRINITY YOUTH p.m. Clothing: boy’s sz. RUMMAGE AND BAKE 18m-4T, girl’s sz. 18m-3T, SALE: Thurs., June 2, adult; toys, toddler bed, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Trinity misc. Pampered Chef and Lutheran Church, 1000 4th Thirty-One gifts, new/disSt. NE, Staples. Household, counted. Cash & Carry. clothes, toys, misc. sswp ssw22p Week of May 29, 2016 STATEWIDE Central South MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Fri., June 3, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.-Sat., June 4, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Curio cabinet, Mission style living room fur niture, lamps, church pew, misc. household items, books, clothing: boy’s sz. 5-7, girl’s sz. 6x-10, scrubs. South of Motley (Hwy. 10), Ridge Road and 18th Ave. Follow signs. ssw22p GROUP SALE: Thurs., June 2, noon-5 p.m.-Fri., June 3, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 1520 4th St. NE, Staples. 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