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The food drive has become the na- tion’s largest one-day cam- paign to collect food for distribution to needy fami- lies. Making a donation is easy. Customers should leave their non-perishable food donations in a bag near their mailbox on Saturday, May 11, before their letter carrier arrives. In the days leading up to the food drive, letter carriers will be deliv- ering special bags along with your mail that may be used to make donations. Food collected during Satur- day’s drive will be delivered to local community churches, food banks and food pantries for distribu- tion. While all non-perish- able donations are welcome, foods that are high in pro- tein, such as canned tuna, salmon, beans and peanut butter, are most needed. Canned fruits and vegeta- bles, whole grain, low sugar cereals, macaroni and cheese dinners, and 100% fruit juice also top the list of most needed items. For additional informa- tion about this year’s Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, visit stampouthungerfood- drive.us. What to give Most-wanted foods in- clude: • Canned meats (tuna, chicken, salmon) • Canned and boxed meals (soup, chili, stew, macaroni and cheese) • Canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils) • Pasta, rice cereal • Canned fruits • 100% fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) • Canned vegetables • Cooking oil • Boxed cooking mixes (pancake, breads) What not to give • Rusty or unlabeled cans • Glass containers • Perishable items • Homemade items • No expired items • Noncommercial canned or packaged items • Alcoholic beverages or mixes or soda • Open or used items North Country Food Bank receives grant North Country Food Bank in Crookston has an- nounced that it has received a $200,000 grant from the Otto Bremer Trust. Over the past three years, the North Country staff and board have been raising funds for a new facility. North Country’s current facility no longer meets its needs. The proposed new fa- cility will allow for the growth and expansion of the emergency food distribution to more than 220 charitable organizations, in more than 75 communities, spanning 21 counties in northwest and west central Minnesota. Among those organizations is the Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf. North Country’s efforts are beginning to produce re- sults. Its building project was approved for a $3 mil- lion contribution by the state of Minnesota during the 2018 legislative session. This milestone put North Country well over the half- way mark of its estimated project cost of $6 million, but North Country must still raise an additional $1.5 mil- lion in order meet the state’s dollar for dollar match re- quirement. “This gift from the Otto Bremer Trust will have a major impact on North Country’s work to secure funding for a new facility,” said Susie Novak, executive director. “We sincerely ap- preciate the support from the Otto Bremer Trust, and are excited to move one step closer to our goal.” The impact of North Country’s building project will be felt by thousands throughout northwest and west central Minnesota. North Country serves high- risk individuals on a daily basis. Its 15,000-square- mile service area is home to approximately 350,000 peo- ple. Nearly 13 percent of res- idents, many of whom are the “working poor,” fall below the poverty line, and about 10 percent are food in- secure. Last year alone, North Country distributed more than 10 million pounds of food, the equivalent of ap- proximately 8.5 million meals. The food North Coun- try distributes helps chil- dren, people with disabilities, families, and senior citizens, and ad- dresses their immediate basic needs. It also helps in- crease possibilities for greater health, employment, education, and/or prosperity. NCTC honors graduates Commencement exercises May 16 and 17 Northland Community and Technical College will honor more than 821 gradu- ates during two spring com- mencement ceremonies. The Thief River Falls campus will celebrate its 52nd com- mencement ceremony on Thursday, May 16, in the Northland gymnasium at 6:30 p.m. Northland's East Grand Forks campus will hold its 44th commencement ceremony on Friday, May 17, at 11 a.m. in the Chester Fritz Auditorium, Grand Forks, N.D. “A lot is said about life being more about the jour- ney than the destination, but it’s also true that you need to stop and celebrate the accomplishments as they occur or you will never ap- preciate your progress,” said President Dennis Bona. “Commencement is a must opportunity to celebrate a major achievement in your life and although it’s always fun to have people support- ing you at the event, trust me when I say the pride you feel when you walk across that stage is amazing whether someone is there to see it or not. It’s personal and it’s deeply satisfying.” All are invited to attend or to watch the ceremonies streamed online. Live Stream Broadcast A live stream webcast of the commencement exer- cises will be available online at www.northlandcollege. edu/grad2019 for those who are unable to attend but would like to watch the cer- emonies. The video will play once broadcasting starts and can be viewed on your com- puter, mobile device, or smart TV. Commencement ceremonies are about 90 minutes long. RiverView Health in Crookston held a groundbreaking cere- mony Thursday, April 25 for its hospital and clinic replace- ment project. The 80,000 square-foot building will include an Inpatient Unit and a clinic. (Submitted) RiverView Health breaks ground Thursday, April 25 proved to be a beautiful day as a standing room only crowd gathered in RiverView Health’s Min- nesota Room to celebrate the groundbreaking of RiverView 2020, RiverView’s hospital and clinic replace- ment project. Before leaving the meeting room, scheduled for demolition as part of the new build, the crowd lis- tened to RiverView leaders and community leaders share their excitement in seeing the project move from the planning stage into the construction stage. “I’m just so overjoyed to reach this point today,’’ RiverView President/Chief Executive Officer Carrie Michalski said minutes be- fore the crowd headed out- side for the groundbreaking. RiverView Board Chair- man Andy Oman echoed Michalski’s sentiments, call- ing the project the “greatest ever expansion in RiverView history.” The ceremony concluded with a blessing by Greg Isaacson, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church of Crook- ston, who reflected on the or- ganization’s beginnings as Bethesda Hospital Associa- tion and the fact that RiverView was founded in 1898 by congregants of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. The 80,000 square-foot building will consist of two floors. The top floor of the Crookston facility, with a view of the Red Lake River on the east and Castle Park on the west, will house a pa- tient-centered, family-inclu- sive hospital Inpatient Unit with 18 universal patient rooms, three labor and deliv- ery rooms, and four family suites. Every room will have a private bathroom and a large floor plan to allow caregivers adequate space to provide exceptional patient care and room to ensure Expansion and growth TRF native awarded Small Business of the Year award Chelsea Treboniak, co- owner of Critical Ops, LLC, was named the Small Busi- ness Administration Cleve- land District winner of the Veteran Owned Business of the Year award. Chelsea Treboniak is the daughter of Alicia and Jim Haviland of Thief River Falls. She is married to Chad Treboniak. Chelsea graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point and served in the U.S. Army for six years. She was inducted into the Army Sports Hall of Fame as the most decorated female diver in Army history. Critical Ops, LLC is a Woman-Owned Service-Dis- abled Veteran-Owned Small Business that partners with organizations to manage their corporate risk and give them the confidence to pur- sue opportunities. Their pro- prietary methodology and risk management frame- work identifies opportuni- ties to reduce risk, increase profits, and enhance their corporate reputation. New leader for wheat groups The Minnesota Wheat Research and Promotion Council and the Minnesota Association of Wheat Grow- ers hired Charlie Vogel to serve as the executive direc- tor for both organizations. Vogel will start his duties on June 1. Vogel holds a master’s de- gree in business administra- tion from Colorado State University and a bachelor’s degree in agriculture educa- tion, with a minor in agri- culture systems management from the Uni- versity of Idaho. He has more than 18 years of broad- based experience spanning the agricultural industry. Vogel began his career teaching agriculture educa- tion at the high school level in Colorado. His career path took him from department manager at a tillage equip- ment company, to a position as agronomy manager at several CHS locations. In 2016, Vogel and his family moved to North Dakota where he began at Cando Charlie Vogel to serve as director of two groups Chelsea Treboniak

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Help Stamp Out Hunger is May 11 With the help of sponsors,volunteer organizations andU.S. Postal Service employ-ees in 10,000 communitiesnationwide, the National As-sociation of Letter Carrierswill conduct its 27th annualStamp Out Hunger FoodDrive on Saturday, May 11. Stamp Out Hunger is thecountry’s largest single-dayfood drive. Last year’s driveresulted in carriers collect-ing 71.6 million pounds offood from local communitiesin all 50 states, the Districtof Columbia, Puerto Rico,Guam and the U.S. VirginIslands. Since the drive

began in 1993, total dona-tions have surpassed 1.6 bil-lion pounds of food. The fooddrive has become the na-tion’s largest one-day cam-paign to collect food fordistribution to needy fami-lies. Making a donation iseasy. Customers shouldleave their non-perishablefood donations in a bag neartheir mailbox on Saturday,May 11, before their lettercarrier arrives. In the daysleading up to the food drive,letter carriers will be deliv-ering special bags alongwith your mail that may be

used to make donations.Food collected during Satur-day’s drive will be deliveredto local communitychurches, food banks andfood pantries for distribu-tion. While all non-perish-able donations are welcome,foods that are high in pro-tein, such as canned tuna,salmon, beans and peanutbutter, are most needed.Canned fruits and vegeta-bles, whole grain, low sugarcereals, macaroni andcheese dinners, and 100%fruit juice also top the list ofmost needed items. For additional informa-

tion about this year’s StampOut Hunger Food Drive,visit stampouthungerfood-drive.us.

What to give Most-wanted foods in-clude: • Canned meats (tuna,chicken, salmon) • Canned and boxedmeals (soup, chili, stew,macaroni and cheese) • Canned or dried beansand peas (black, pinto,lentils) • Pasta, rice cereal • Canned fruits • 100% fruit juice(canned, plastic or boxed)

• Canned vegetables • Cooking oil • Boxed cooking mixes(pancake, breads)

What not to give • Rusty or unlabeled cans • Glass containers • Perishable items • Homemade items • No expired items • Noncommercial cannedor packaged items • Alcoholic beverages ormixes or soda • Open or used items

North Country Food Bank receives grant North Country FoodBank in Crookston has an-nounced that it has receiveda $200,000 grant from theOtto Bremer Trust. Over thepast three years, the NorthCountry staff and boardhave been raising funds fora new facility. North Country’s currentfacility no longer meets itsneeds. The proposed new fa-cility will allow for thegrowth and expansion of theemergency food distributionto more than 220 charitableorganizations, in more than

75 communities, spanning21 counties in northwestand west central Minnesota.Among those organizationsis the Thief River Falls AreaFood Shelf. North Country’s effortsare beginning to produce re-sults. Its building projectwas approved for a $3 mil-lion contribution by thestate of Minnesota duringthe 2018 legislative session.This milestone put NorthCountry well over the half-way mark of its estimatedproject cost of $6 million, but

North Country must stillraise an additional $1.5 mil-lion in order meet the state’sdollar for dollar match re-quirement. “This gift from the OttoBremer Trust will have amajor impact on NorthCountry’s work to securefunding for a new facility,”said Susie Novak, executivedirector. “We sincerely ap-preciate the support fromthe Otto Bremer Trust, andare excited to move one stepcloser to our goal.” The impact of North

Country’s building projectwill be felt by thousandsthroughout northwest andwest central Minnesota.North Country serves high-risk individuals on a dailybasis. Its 15,000-square-mile service area is home toapproximately 350,000 peo-ple. Nearly 13 percent of res-idents, many of whom arethe “working poor,” fallbelow the poverty line, andabout 10 percent are food in-secure. Last year alone, NorthCountry distributed more

than 10 million pounds offood, the equivalent of ap-proximately 8.5 millionmeals. The food North Coun-try distributes helps chil-dren, people withdisabilities, families, andsenior citizens, and ad-dresses their immediatebasic needs. It also helps in-crease possibilities forgreater health, employment,education, and/or prosperity.

NCTChonorsgraduatesCommencementexercises May16 and 17 Northland Communityand Technical College willhonor more than 821 gradu-ates during two spring com-mencement ceremonies. TheThief River Falls campuswill celebrate its 52nd com-mencement ceremony onThursday, May 16, in theNorthland gymnasium at6:30 p.m. Northland's EastGrand Forks campus willhold its 44th commencementceremony on Friday, May 17,at 11 a.m. in the ChesterFritz Auditorium, GrandForks, N.D. “A lot is said about lifebeing more about the jour-ney than the destination,but it’s also true that youneed to stop and celebratethe accomplishments as theyoccur or you will never ap-preciate your progress,” saidPresident Dennis Bona.“Commencement is a mustopportunity to celebrate amajor achievement in yourlife and although it’s alwaysfun to have people support-ing you at the event, trustme when I say the pride youfeel when you walk acrossthat stage is amazingwhether someone is there tosee it or not. It’s personaland it’s deeply satisfying.” All are invited to attendor to watch the ceremoniesstreamed online.Live Stream Broadcast A live stream webcast ofthe commencement exer-cises will be available onlineat www.northlandcollege.edu/grad2019 for those whoare unable to attend butwould like to watch the cer-emonies. The video will playonce broadcasting starts andcan be viewed on your com-puter, mobile device, orsmart TV. Commencementceremonies are about 90minutes long.

RiverView Health in Crookston held a groundbreaking cere-mony Thursday, April 25 for its hospital and clinic replace-

ment project. The 80,000 square-foot building will include anInpatient Unit and a clinic. (Submitted)

RiverView Health breaks ground Thursday, April 25proved to be a beautiful dayas a standing room onlycrowd gathered inRiverView Health’s Min-nesota Room to celebrate thegroundbreaking ofRiverView 2020, RiverView’shospital and clinic replace-ment project. Before leavingthe meeting room, scheduledfor demolition as part of thenew build, the crowd lis-tened to RiverView leadersand community leadersshare their excitement in

seeing the project move fromthe planning stage into theconstruction stage. “I’m just so overjoyed toreach this point today,’’RiverView President/ChiefExecutive Officer CarrieMichalski said minutes be-fore the crowd headed out-side for the groundbreaking. RiverView Board Chair-man Andy Oman echoedMichalski’s sentiments, call-ing the project the “greatestever expansion in RiverViewhistory.”

The ceremony concludedwith a blessing by GregIsaacson, pastor of TrinityLutheran Church of Crook-ston, who reflected on the or-ganization’s beginnings asBethesda Hospital Associa-tion and the fact thatRiverView was founded in1898 by congregants of theUnited Norwegian LutheranChurch of America. The 80,000 square-footbuilding will consist of twofloors. The top floor of theCrookston facility, with a

view of the Red Lake Riveron the east and Castle Parkon the west, will house a pa-tient-centered, family-inclu-sive hospital Inpatient Unitwith 18 universal patientrooms, three labor and deliv-ery rooms, and four familysuites. Every room will havea private bathroom and alarge floor plan to allowcaregivers adequate space toprovide exceptional patientcare and room to ensure

Expansion and growth

TRF native awarded SmallBusiness of the Year award Chelsea Treboniak, co-owner of Critical Ops, LLC,was named the Small Busi-ness Administration Cleve-land District winner of theVeteran Owned Business ofthe Year award. Chelsea Treboniak is thedaughter of Alicia and JimHaviland of Thief RiverFalls. She is married toChad Treboniak. Chelsea

graduated from the UnitedStates Military Academy atWest Point and served in theU.S. Army for six years. Shewas inducted into the ArmySports Hall of Fame as themost decorated female diverin Army history. Critical Ops, LLC is aWoman-Owned Service-Dis-abled Veteran-Owned SmallBusiness that partners with

organizations to managetheir corporate risk and givethem the confidence to pur-sue opportunities. Their pro-prietary methodology andrisk management frame-work identifies opportuni-ties to reduce risk, increaseprofits, and enhance theircorporate reputation.

New leaderfor wheatgroups

The Minnesota WheatResearch and PromotionCouncil and the MinnesotaAssociation of Wheat Grow-ers hired Charlie Vogel toserve as the executive direc-tor for both organizations.Vogel will start his duties onJune 1. Vogel holds a master’s de-gree in business administra-tion from Colorado StateUniversity and a bachelor’sdegree in agriculture educa-tion, with a minor in agri-culture systemsmanagement from the Uni-versity of Idaho. He hasmore than 18 years of broad-based experience spanningthe agricultural industry. Vogel began his careerteaching agriculture educa-tion at the high school levelin Colorado. His career pathtook him from departmentmanager at a tillage equip-ment company, to a positionas agronomy manager atseveral CHS locations. In2016, Vogel and his familymoved to North Dakotawhere he began at Cando

Charlie Vogel toserve as directorof two groups

Chelsea Treboniak

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Hallock - “As Char Lan-gen continues her battleagainst a rare form ofleukemia, the longtimeKittson County schoolnurse remains positive. “In November, Langenwas diagnosed with acutelymphoblastic leukemia 10months after she had beendeemed to be in remissionfrom lymphoma. She hasendured two rounds of in-tensive chemotherapy atthe University of Min-nesota Hospital in the Twin

Cities. She is now prepar-ing to complete her thirdround, a 28-day treatment,starting Tuesday, May 7.Medical experts deter-mined a bone marrowtransplant would be herbest bet at full recovery. “While her chemother-apy has been ongoing, herchildren were tested as po-tential donors. Unfortu-nately, they came back asonly 50 percent matches.” “While she continuestreatment, the U of M andMayo Clinic – both of whichhave been working on Lan-gen’s care – are searchingnational and internationalbanks for a better bonemarrow match.” “While she waits, Lan-gen is vocal that more bonemarrow donors are neededand that the act is just asimportant as donatingblood. Someone only needsto have their cheekswabbed to register as adonor.” “Anyone who is inter-ested in learning moreabout becoming a donor isencouraged to visit bethe-match.org/support-the-c a u s e / d o n a t e - b o n e -marrow.” - Kittson CountyEnterprise, May 1, 2019, byAnna Jauhola

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Happy Acres 4-H Clubheld its monthly meetingTuesday, April 9 at Valhall. The meeting was called toorder by Caitlynn Ellison.Secretary’s report was givenby Amber Koski and ap-proved. Roll call was takenwith the response of demon-strating an exercise. Thetreasurer’s report was givenby Brianne Ellison and ap-proved. Old business: YELLO –June 11-14 at a location tobe determined for sixthgrade and up; Sand HillLake Camp – Friday, June 7to Sunday, June 9; highwaycleanup time to be deter-mined; enrollment/re-enroll-ment continues – if youhaven’t signed up, please doso; Easter Egg Drop Satur-day, April 20 from 9 a.m. to12 p.m. with setup at 8:30a.m. New business: State ArtsIn – registration fee is $500($550 after June 24); Lead-ers Council will be $250 permember for up to two mem-

bers A motion to adjourn themeeting was made by CalebDyrud and secondded byAaron Dyrud. Meeting ad-journed. Demonstrations or proj-ect talks were given byAmber Koski. Recreation: The Ellisonfamily was in charge ofrecreation and snacks. Atrail mix was made usingthe parliamentary proce-dure activity. Reporter: Aaron Dyrud

Brink Lawyers of Hallockhas been awarded an Advo-cacy Achievement Award byLegal Services of NorthwestMinnesota for its work asJudicare and Pro Bono at-torneys. Legal Services of North-west Minnesota serves lowincome and elderly residentsof 22 northwestern Min-nesota counties using officesin Moorhead, Alexandria,and Bemidji, and the Judi-care Panel, a group of 110private attorneys through-out the region. Legal Services selects oneattorney or firm annuallyfrom each of four MinnesotaState Bar Association Dis-tricts in the 22 counties toreceive the AdvocacyAchievement Award. Theaward is given “in recogni-tion of outstanding legalwork making a difference tothe disadvantaged,.” Anne Hoefgen, executivedirector of LSNM, said, “Asthe only law firm in KittsonCounty, Brink Law’s years ofdedicated service and com-mitment to access to justiceissues impacts the entire re-gion.” Brink Lawyers is a six-at-torney full-service law firmlocated in Hallock. Since1934, it has primarily servednorthwestern Minnesotaand northeastern NorthDakota handling personalinjury, products liability,business and agribusiness,real estate, banking, estateplanning, Social Security,workers’ compensation, fam-ily law, municipal law, waterlaw, and adoption. All of theattorneys at Brink Law arelicensed in both Minnesotaand North Dakota. Members of the firm havea long history of public serv-ice. All of the attorneys haveserved as attorneys for LegalServices of Northwest Min-nesota at different times in

their careers. Jeffrey Hane currentlyserves on the board of direc-tors for Legal Services ofNorthwest Minnesota. Hanealso serves on the board ofthe Kittson County Salva-tion Army. Previously, hehas served on the MinnesotaBoard on Aging, being ap-pointed by the governor. Heis also an assistant countyattorney. Roger Malm served onthe Board of Governors forthe State Bar of Minnesota.In 2007, the MinnesotaSupreme Court designatedMalm to be a member of theJudicial Selection Commis-sion. Additionally, he hasserved as Kittson County at-torney from 1994 until 2019. Robert Albrecht served asa legal services attorney formany years. He became theKittson County attorney inJanuary 2019 and served asan assistant county attorneysince 1996. Denise Sollund is a schoolboard member, She fre-quently represents clientsthrough Legal Services ofNorthwest Minnesota. George H. Hanson servedas a school board memberfor 16 years, ending histenure in 2018. In additionto his practice of law, Han-son is a farmer providing awealth of personal knowl-edge to his agricultural lawpractice. Richard M. Lee currentlyserves as mayor for the cityof Stephen, is a member ofthe Stephen Economic De-velopment Authority, and isa board member of the Kitt-son County Salvation Army.Lee is also active in provid-ing legal services to clientsthrough Legal Services ofNorthwest Minnesota.

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EDITORIAL OPINIONS

Editorial opinion published under this head ing is intended to stimulatethinking and discussion among our readers. Unless speci fied other -wise, the editorials are written by Editor Dave Hill and do not represent

opinion of other staff members. Opinions in items from other publica-tions may not coincide with the editor’s own views but are offered fortheir general interest.

On building relationships

CBS News Sunday morning ran a storylast Sunday about three kids joining awoman who was eating alone at a restau-rant. The story was all about building rela-tionships and strengthening bonds and howthose relationships have an impact on hap-piness in life. Rev. Gordon Berntson passed away onApril 25 in Fargo, N.D., at the age of 93. Ididn’t know him when he was a pastor inNewfolden. I knew him and his family whenhe was a pastor in Carrington, N.D. PastorBerntson was always reaching out buildingconnections and relationships. And it’s true,he was always reaching out to people - a les-son I think his kids learned well. I went tocollege with his son Steve, who is a pastornow, too. Though I also knew his daughterRuth, who taught school in Thief RiverFalls until she passed away from cancer,and his son Mark, who was a physician inThief River Falls, too, I knew them as out-standing individuals who always reachedout to others to help build relationships andconnections. It’s funny how these connec-tions and relationships build over time. In any event, during a visitation andprayer service Sunday, one of his boys re-counted a family vacation. In the Berntsonhousehold, vacation usually meant goinghome to the family farm. To the kids, goingto the farm to work was not the first thingthat came to mind when the word “vaca-tion” was mentioned. I suspect it wasn’t be-cause they didn’t like the farm; it was moreor less because it wasn’t the extended pe-riod of recreation one would typically as-cribe to vacation. One year, while on their

way to their vacation resort/family farm,Gordon’s son said his father spotted afarmer working a field with a combine andstopped. While the family stayed in the car,Gordon got out of the car and began talkingwith the man. Gordon was always reachingout and having conversations with people.Frequently, as in this situation, it was spurof the moment. Much to the surprise of Gor-don’s family, however, Gordon climbed intothe cab of the tractor with the farmer andoff they went down the field. Can you imagine the conversation be-tween the farmer and his wife that night?The husband telling his wife the craziestthing happened today. The wife looks up ex-pectantly, and wondering at the same timewhat could possibly be so unusual to rate“crazy” while combining. He shares hisstory and when finished, they look at eachother and say the same thing, “what an in-teresting person.” Maybe they would have had the fore-sight to ask what it all meant. Coincidentally, Pastor Matt Valan ofMessiah Lutheran in Fargo, N.D., last Sun-day talked about building bridges, reachingout, and building relationships instead ofattempting to cast out those who don’t con-form to our expectations. Too much of that is happening in politicsand social media today. I hope it doesn’tbegin to happen in our communities. By theway, Pastor Valan preaches at the samechurch Gordon’s son Steve preached at. I couldn’t ignore the message that somany people were sharing with me lastSunday and not share them with you. Andthat message: The world isn’t so big. It’s cer-tainly not too big that we can’t build rela-tionships instead of tear them down. I like to think Gordon would havethought the same.

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Rural Reflections …

A letter to my brother, Dave

Dear Dave, I may have removed thestraw too soon from the sep-tic tank and drain field asspring recently weakened,fall opened the door andwinter returned for a day.Our snow was not as intensenor did it accumulate like itdid in Carrington, N.D.,;however, it was unpleasant. Drain field straw removalis only part of spring aroundhere, Dave. This spring,there was enough snow meltto make the Black Rivercome out of its banks for alittle bit. This brought a lotof last fall’s straw from theharvest downriver to us. Asmall percentage of thatstraw is now hanging on thefence. Wet, fence-line strawremoval is one of my leastfavorite jobs, and one whichI have not had to perform forseveral years. Surprisingly,

this does not fill me withnostalgia, which is my usualreaction to personal-historyrevisitation, rather I checkthe medicine cabinet foribuprofen, my drug of choice. Spring is always a drop-shipment of maintenance forme, Dave. I use synthetic oilin everything now, so I don'tchange oil as often, buteverything gets a new oil fil-ter, air filter and a shot ofgrease. Spring used to meanpurchasing new batteries foreverything, too; however, myuse of battery maintainershas put an end to this rite ofspring. A lot of what I doaround here is just cleaning– cleaning the branchesfrom the yard, cleaning upequipment and cleaning upwasted bird food. Actually,there is no such thing aswasted bird food as gracklesarrive in force to clean up. No farming going on outhere, Dave. I haven't evenseen a fertilizer floater onthe highway this week. Isuspect this cold, wetweather is making anxiety aconstant companion to mostfarmers. It's not fun to addthis additional stress to a

group that is already undera lot of pressure. The truthis, given seven to 10 days ofgood planting, most springwork will be done and haveenough growing season tomake it all work. We spoke last week dur-ing our Facebook program,Dave, and you said farmersin the Carrington area wereplanting small grains justahead of a pretty sizablesnow storm. I suspect thesnow is already melted bynow and adding to your sub-soil moisture. You are solucky. Work has been busyaround here, Dave. I thinkthe weekends are almost asbusy as the weekdays. I likethe diverse tasks though asI can go from working onequipment, to editing videosto being on-air with you, allin one day. I don't like bore-dom and I haven't seenmuch of it for a long time. I hope all is well with you,Dave. I will be thinking ofyou as you work your waythrough another busyspring.

by GrantNelson

True North Equipmenthas expanded its Minnesotaportfolio with four new retaillocations. True North Equip-ment announced it has ac-quired EvergreenImplement Co., which hasstores in Warren, ThiefRiver Falls, Mahnomen andBaudette. Grand Forks-based TrueNorth Equipment, with re-tail locations in Grafton,Grand Forks, Kennedy, andNorthwood, doubles in sizeto eight retail locationsacross North Dakota andMinnesota. “While we have existed asneighboring John Deeredealers for years, at theheart of it, we share verysimilar values and ambi-tions for our business,” saidTrue North Equipment Pres-ident Dan Gorder. “This ac-quisition allows us to betterserve our customersthroughout Minnesota andNorth Dakota by being moreaccessible.” Evergreen owner Brent

Lunke said, “We want to seewhat we’ve built be main-tained and grow. You get to aspot where you have to ei-ther move forward or stopgrowing. You have to con-tinue to find ways to grow.With True North Equip-ment, we believe this is thebest step forward for every-one.” Both companies comefrom long lines of multi-gen-erational John Deere fami-lies; Dan’s father, OliverGorder, first purchased asmall John Deere dealershipin 1949, and Brent’s grand-father, Hilmer Lunke, beganworking for a John Deeredealership in the late 1940sas well. Since then, the fam-ily lineage of John Deere ca-reers has continued, withBrent purchasing whatwould become EvergreenImplement in 1990 and Danjoining his father to continuebuilding True North Equip-ment in 1982. Today, Dan serves aspresident of True North

Equipment alongside busi-ness partner and vice presi-dent, John Oncken. Over the past century, thecompany that is now TrueNorth Equipment has con-tinued to expand its servicesin North Dakota, all whileseeking to build a companyrooted in honesty, integrity,and humility. With the ac-quisition of the EvergreenImplement Co., locationsand employees, Gorder andOncken embraced an oppor-tunity to continue thatgrowth. “We are thinking towardthe future,” Oncken said.“We lend to each other’sstrengths, from the serviceswe provide to the technologyand expertise we both bringto the table.” Gorder said, “By bringingtogether the talent from twoorganizations together, wewill provide an even bettercustomer experience. Wetruly will be Greener To-gether.”

True North Equipment acquires Evergreen Implement

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The Marvin Companiesannounces the election oftwo new members to itsboard of directors and theemployment of another indi-vidual. Kirsten Castillo and RussBecker joined the board.Jackie Schneider joinedMarvin as vice president ofmarketing.

Kirsten Castillo Kirsten Castillo brings a

wea l thof busi-ness ex-perienceto theMarvinb o a r d ,hav ingp r e v i -o u s l ys e r v e das chiefe x e c u -

tive officer of Logistics Plan-ning Services, which wasnamed one of America’sfastest growing companiesseven years in a row.Castillo led the strategicsale of LPS to GlobalTranzin 2017 and now serves onthe board of advisors for theFuqua’s Center for Entre-preneurship and Innovationat Duke University whilealso sharing her time withnumerous non-profit organi-zations.

Russ Becker Russ Becker is the presi-

dent andCEO ofA P iG r o up ,Inc., oneof thela rges tspecialtycontrac-tors inN o r t hA m e r -

ica. During Becker’s tenure,APi Group has acquiredmore than 60 independentlymanaged life safety, energy,specialty construction and

infrastructure companiesand has grown to more than$3.8 billion in annual sales.Becker also serves on theChildren’s Hospitals Foun-dation Board along with theLiberty Diversified Indus-tries and Advisory Board ofDirectors for the Engineer-ing School at Michigan Tech-nical University. “Kirsten and Russ areideal additions to The Mar-vin Companies board of di-rectors,” said Susan Marvin,chairperson of the board.“Both bring diverse businessexperience and a passion forinnovation, and we are for-tunate to add their talents tothe board.”

Jackie Schneider Jackie Schneider hasjoined Marvin as vice presi-

dent ofmarket-ing andw i l lwork di-r e c t l yw i t hp r e s i -d e n tDarr inP e t e r -son to

support the organization’swindow and door salesgrowth. Schneider will be re-sponsible for designing, im-plementing and monitoringthe effectiveness of market-ing strategies that drivegrowth.

“Jackie brings significantexperience as a strategicmarketing thought-leader toMarvin,” said Peterson. “Herdesign expertise coupledwith her aptitude forhuman-centered solutionsare an ideal match for Mar-vin’s evolving product port-folio.” Most recently, Schneiderwas the director of brandmarketing for the Heat &Glo brand at Hearth &Home Technologies. Schnei-der brings more than 15years of building industryexperience to Marvin, in-cluding more than 10 yearswith Kohler, leading show-room and store sales alongwith marketing strategy andimplementation. Prior tothat, Schneider spent sev-eral years as a practicing in-terior architect. “Having worked in thebuilding industry my entirecareer, I’ve always held Mar-vin in the highest regard,”said Schneider. “I am look-ing forward to working withthe team to delight cus-tomers at every touchpointas they experience Marvin’sproducts and services.” A graduate of the Univer-sity of Wisconsin–StevensPoint, Schneider holds aBachelor of Arts degree ininterior architecture and is apast president of the Na-tional Kitchen & Bath Asso-ciation’s Minnesota chapter.

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Badger’s VEX Robotics Team 4850A recentlycompeted in the CREATE Foundation U.S.Open Robotics Championship in CouncilBluffs, Iowa. Team members include (from

left) Kaeden Hietala, Kobe Dostal, BrandonPries, Derrick Corneliuson, Tim Kjelland andColten Gust. (Submitted)

Badger VEX Robotics Teamcompetes at U.S. Open This year, Badger’s VEXRobotics Team 4850A trav-eled to Council Bluffs, Iowa,to compete at the CREATEFoundation U.S. Open Ro-botics Championship. Theteam earned a spot at thisevent by winning the North-land Community and Tech-nical Tournament in ThiefRiver Falls in December. About 250 high schoolteams attended this compe-tition, coming from theUnited States, Canada andChina. Many of the teamswere highly ranked in theworld standings with oneteam ranked number 1 inthe world. With all of thesegreat robots and teams com-peting at this event, thematch play was intense andsometimes damaging to the

robots. Badger’s team started outslowly with two losses due totechnical issues, which werelater figured out. The teamthen won its next 2 matches,ending the qualifyingrounds with a 3-6-1 and arank of 42 out of 57 teams intheir division. The team waschosen by the number 22ranked alliance captain.With that pairing, they pro-ceeded to win the first play-off round against thenumber 11 ranked team.Unfortunately, they lost thesecond match ending theirplayoff run. Team members includedKaeden Hietala, KobeDostal, Brandon Pries, TimKjelland, Derrick Corneliu-son and Colten Gust. VEX

Robotics, not to be confusedwith FIRST Robotics, is aclass taught by industrialtechnology teacher, MikeColtom. Students work asinnovators, thinkers andproblem solvers to createtheir own student-drivenrobot. Notably, the team metteams from Colorado andFlorida. The three teamslearned a lot about eachother and formed a groupteam to compete at theMega-Alliance game on Fri-day evening. The Mega-Al-liance competition was a fungame for groups to play dur-ing the evening gathering.The team shot balls at theother team’s caps standingon edge to see who couldknock them all over first.

A Red Lake delegation met with Gov. TimWalz (center) and others on Tuesday, April

23 as part of Red Lake Day at the Capitol.(Submitted)

by Michael Meuers

A delegation from the RedLake Nation traveled to St.Paul on Tuesday, April 23 tomeet with Gov. Tim Walz,state commissioners, sena-tors and representatives inthe areas of education,health, human services,housing, and chemicalhealth, concerns of the RedLake Band. Members of the Red Lake

delegation include the TribalCouncil, hereditary chiefs,program managers in theareas mentioned above, andthe Red Lake School Board. The band started off theday with a drum/prayer cer-emony on the State Capitolfront steps (Aurora Prome-nade) with the celebrateddrum, Eyabay. In theevening, the band hosted abanquet/reception at BestWestern Plus Capital Ridge.

Red Lake holds Day at the Capitol

Marvin welcomes new board members, employee

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Northland freshman Jessie Nichols slides into third ahead of the throw by a Mesabi Range defender during gameone Tuesday. Northland used aggressive baserunning to turn a tight game into a rout.

TRF wins Section 8A tennis rematch with Perham Thief River Falls won thehighly-anticipated rematchof the Section 8A boys tennischampionship match againstPerham 4-3 Tuesday at theFranklin Middle School ten-nis courts. Perham put its best play-ers in doubles and cameaway with three doubleswins, while Thief River Fallskept its top three players onthe singles side. The result was three dou-bles wins for Perham andthree singles wins for ThiefRiver Falls, setting up thenumber one singles match todecide the dual. Perham picked up doubleswins from RyanMurphy/Josh Peterson overDylan Hahn/Noah Rup-

precht in the number onespot; Carter Cresap/GunnarAnderson over AidenMartell/Rhett Janisch in thetwo spot; and AnthonyReese/Drew Birkeland overReece Janisch/IsaiahWilliams in the numberthree spot. Thief River Falls got itssingles wins from CamdenBroadwell over LandonStevens in the two spot,Tucker Skime over DylanFudge in the three spot andJack Onkka over JordanMuench in the four spot. With the dual meet hang-ing in the balance, ThiefRiver Falls’ top player ColeGillespie made things fairlyanti-climactic as he tookevery single game from Eli-

jah Schmidt over the courseof two sets, winning 6-0, 6-0. Thief River Falls HeadCoach Fabian Tunberg spec-ulated that Perham wentwith a strong doubles lineupto build confidence. He con-siders his own squad andPerham to be the top twoteams in the section againthis year and he expects Per-ham to use a different lineupin the section tournament. “We’ve had 11 matches al-ready this year and they’veonly had four, and it shows,”Tunberg said. “Our singleslooked strong. This is poba-bly the lineup we are going togo with. “We have depth and if wecome to play, I don’t think toomany teams will touch us. If

we don’t come to play, an ath-letic team like Perham canplay with us.”

Thief River Falls 4, Perham 3

n Singles - Cole Gillespie(TRF) def. Elijah Schmidt 6-0, 6-0; Camden Broadwell(TRF) def. Landon Stevens 6-0, 6-0; Tucker Skime (TRF)def. Dylan Fudge 6-1, 6-0;Jack Onkka (TRF) def. Jor-dan Muench 6-3, 6-0. n Doubles - Ryan Mur-phy/Josh Peterson (P) def.Dylan Hahn/Noah Rup-precht 6-1, 6-4; Carter Cre-sap/Gunnar Anderson def.Aiden Martell/Rhett Janisch6-3, 6-2; AnthonyReese/Drew Birkeland def.Reece Janisch/IsaiahWilliams 6-2, 6-0.

Pioneers cruise tosoftball win overMesabi Range The Northland softballteam improved to 10-2 inconference play and 15-13overall with a double headersweep off Mesabi RangeTuesday afternoon at theMulti-Events Center in ThiefRiver Falls. Game one started off look-ing like a pitchers’ duel be-tween Mesabi’s KaitlynKnutson and Northland’sKalee Wall. “We got off to a slow startand didn’t get the bats goingright away,” said NorthlandHead Coach Paul Peterson.“We pitched well and playedgood defense. In the fourthinning, we got the batsgoing.” Knutson shut the Pioneersdown one trip through thebatting order. The secondtime through the orderproved to be a different storyas she allowed six runs onseven hits, all of which camein a six-run fourth for the Pi-oneers. Northland added runs inthe fifth and sixth to securethe win via the eight-runrule. “Mesabi can hit well attimes,” Peterson said. “Theirpitcher is very hittable buthas good control. It took us awhile to get our timingdown.” Northland starter KaleeWall allowed just two hitsand struck out eight battersin her six innings of work. Mesabi got off to a strongstart in game two, platingtwo runs, one of which wasearned, off of game twostarter Mariah Stueness. Northland answered withtwo runs in the bottom of thefirst and added four more inthe second, one in the third,two in the fifth and one inthe sixth to get another winby the eight-run rule. “In both games we pitchedwell,” Peterson said. “I wasreally pleased with MariahStueness in game two. Shepitched well in the game andwent 2-for-4 with two RBIs.” Peterson was also pleasedwith the play of Josie Davis,who went 2-for-3, with three

RBIs in game, and BaileyGreene, who went 2-for-3and scored three runs ingame two. With twelve games left inthe regular season, North-land trails conference leaderCentral Lakes by two gamesand is ahead of third placeItasca by two games. The topthree teams in the MCACNorthern Division and thewinner of the playoff seriesbetween Dakota College,Bottineau and North DakotaState College of Science willadvance to the Region 13BTournament May 16-17 atthe high seed.

Game 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 r  h  e

MR....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 0NCTC...0 0 0 6 1 1 - 8 12 1

Pitching - (NCTC) Kalee Wall - W(11-8) 6 IP, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 earnedruns, 0 walks, 8 strikeouts.

Offensive highlights - (NCTC)Kalee Wall 2/3, run; Sade Westbrook1/4, home run, run, 3 RBI; JosephineDavis 2/3, double, run, 3 RBI.

Game 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 r  h  e

MR....... 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 3 2NCTC...2 4 1 0 2 1 - 10 9 2

Pitching - (NCTC) Mariah Stue-ness - W (3-1) 6 IP, 3 hits, 2 runs, 1earned run, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts.

Offensive highlights - (NCTC)Sade Westbrook 2/3, double, 2 runs,5 RBI; Haley Price 1/3, double, run, 2RBI; Mariah Stueness 2/4, double,run, 2 RBI.

Northland Community &Techncial College sophomoreHaley Price has earned theMCAC Northern DivisionPlayer-of-the-Week award forthe week ending April 28. Price, from Newfolden,was 7-of-14 with two homeruns and three doubles forthe Pioneers. She drove in sixRBIs total for the week andscored six runs herself; shealso was 1-for-1 in stolenbase attempts.

Haley Pricenamed MCACPlayer of theWeek

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Thief River Falls scored24 runs on 20 hits and fiveRed Lake County errors in a24-1 road win in Red Lake

Falls Friday, Apirl 26. Keaden Kempert andBrandon Bruggeman eachcollected four hits and scoredfour runs for the Prowlers,while Kempert, Grant Hart-mann and Hunter Tabatteach knocked in three runs. Grant Hartmann startedhis second game of the yearand pitched two scorelessframes while striking outfive batters. Zach Westlundpitched the final three in-nings and allowed one run ontwo hits. With the win, Thief RiverFalls improved to 3-1 on theseason.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 5 r  h  e

TRF..... 4 8 2 8 2 - 24 20 3RLC..... 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 3 5

Pitching - (TRF) Grant Hartmann -W, 2 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 earned runs,0 walks, 5 strikeouts; Zach Westlund- S, 3 IP, 2 hits, 1 run, 0 earned runs,0 strikeouts. (RLC) D. Peterson - L,1-1 IP, 7 hits, 7 runs, 7 earned runs,2 walks, 1 strikeout; B. Leuthner 1 IP,5 hits, 7 runs, 2 earned runs, 2 walks,1 strikeout; B. Cardinal 0.2 IP, 4 hits,4 runs, 3 earned runs, 2 walks, 1strikeout; A. Verbout 1 IP, 1 hit, 4runs, 2 earned runs, 4 walks, 1 strike-out; A. Fish 1 IP, 3 hits, 2 runs, 0earned runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts.

Offensive highlights - (TRF) K.Kempert 4/5, double, 5 runs, 3 RBI;B. Bruggeman 4/5, 4 runs, RBI; G.Hartmann 3/3, triple, 2 runs, 3 RBI; H.Tabatt 2/3, 2 runs, 3 RBI.

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SatSSaSatuSaturSaturday,SaturdSaturdaSaturdaySaturday, Saturday, MSaturday, May Saturday, MaSaturday, MaySaturday, May 1Saturday, May 11Saturday, May 11 • Uff Da Day, Pioneer Village, 10 am–4 pm.

Viking reenactors, Scandinavian crafts, lefse demonstration, rommegrot, music, robotics team, mini-maker faire. $5 adults, $2 children.

SuSSunSunday,SundSundaSundaySunday, Sunday, MSunday, May Sunday, MaSunday, MaySunday, May 1Sunday, May 12 Sunday, May 12Sunday, May 12 • “Tomte and the Troll,” 3 pm, Methodist

Church. A play for children of all ages (adults included!). Can the farmer’s daughters outwit the nasty old troll?

MoMMonMondMondaMondayMonday,Monday, Monday, MaMonday, MMonday, MayMonday, May Monday, May 1Monday, May 13Monday, May 13 • Movie Night, “The King’s Choice,” 7 pm, NCTC Auditorium. Award-winning film on King Haakon’s decision to surrender to the Germans when they invade. He refuses to capitulate, even though it may cost him, his family, and many Norwegians their lives.

TuTTueTuesTuesdTuesdaTuesdayTuesday,Tuesday, Tuesday, MTuesday, MaTuesday, MayTuesday, May Tuesday, May 1Tuesday, May 14Tuesday, May 14 Tuesday, May 14 • “The Stavig Letters,” 7 pm, NCTC Auditorium. Emmy-award-winning theater performance of actual letters exchanged over 50 years between two brothers, one in America and one in Norway. It will take you through three generations – from fishermen in Norway to homesteaders on the Dakota prairie to Main Street entrepreneurs in the town of Sisseton, South Dakota.

WWedeednednesedneednesdednesdaednesdayednesday,ednesday, ednesday, Mednesday, Maednesday, Mayednesday, May ednesday, May 1ednesday, May 15ednesday, May 15 ednesday, May 15 • Syttende Mai Smorgasbord, 5-7 pm, Eagles

Club. Featuring torsk, meatballs, rømmegrøt, lefse, søt suppe and other Norwegian foods. Pre-sale tickets only. $15 at Hugo’s.

ThTThuThurThursThursdThursdaThursdayThursday,Thursday, Thursday, MThursday, MaThursday, MayThursday, May Thursday, May 1Thursday, May 16Thursday, May 16 Thursday, May 16 • Old Time Dance, $7.50, includes 9 pm lunch.

7-11 pm, Eagles Club. Cathy Erickson Band.

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SatSSaSatuSaturSaturday,SaturdSaturdaSaturdaySaturday, Saturday, MSaturday, May Saturday, MaSaturday, MaySaturday, May 1Saturday, May 18Saturday, May 18 Saturday, May 18 • Uffda Obstacle Challenge, Hartz Park.

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• Dr. Odd Lovoll, Norwegian historian and author, 10:30 am, TRF Library. Lovoll was born in Norway and emigrated to America when he was 11. Book signing and talk on his memoirs, “Two Homelands.”

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Baseball n Thursday, April 25 - Badger/Greenbush-Middle River9, Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdal 1; Sacred Heart 11,Kittson County Central/Lancaster 0. n Friday, April 26 - Thief River Falls 24, Red LakeCounty Central 1; Roseau 5, Aitkin 4; Esko 11, Roseau 4;Warroad 4, Esko 2; Aitkin 12, Warroad 2. n Saturday, April 27 - Ada-Borup/Norman County West10, Red Lake County 8. n Tuesday, April 30 - Badger/Greenbush-Middle River16, Marshall County Central 0; Roseau 7, Crookston 3;Roseau 11, Crookston 2; East Grand Forks 4, Thief RiverFalls 2; East Grand Forks 16, Thief River Falls 4; Bemidji4, Warroad 2; Red Lake 3, West Marshall 2.

Boys Golf n Friday, April 26 - Walker-Hackensack-Akeley/LaporteInvitational - 1. Detroit Lakes JV 347; 2. Crookston 351;3. WHAL 358; 4. Thief River Falls 365; 5. Pine River-Backus 377; 6. Park Rapids 379; 7. United North Central389; 7. East Grand Forks 389; 9. Cass Lake-Bena 405; 10.Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 431; 11. Blackduck 454;12. Kelliher-Northome 12; Incomplete - Frazee, Nevis.

Softball n Thursday, April 25 - Badger/Greenbush-Middle River22, East Grand Forks 2; Fertile-Beltrami 5, Red LakeCounty Central 4; Red Lake Falls 13, West Marshall 1; n Friday, April 26 - Thief River Falls 8, Little Falls 0;Sacred Heart 10, Northern Freeze 1; Sacred Heart 9,Northern Freeze 8; Red Lake County Central 8, Northome-Kelliher 7; Sartell-St. Stephen 2, Thief River Falls 0; n Saturday, April 30 - Pelican Rapids 5, Warroad 4;Frazee 8, Warroad 2; Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 15, War-road 0. n Tuesday, April 30 - Red Lake Falls 18, Badger/Green-bush Middle River 4; Red Lake County Central 15, North-ern Freeze 5; Bagley 21, Red Lake County Central 4;Warroad 20, Crookston 1; Warroad 14, Crookston 1; EastGrand Forks 12, Roseau 1; East Grand Forks 1, Roseau 0.

Boys Tennis n Thursday, April 25 - Thief River Falls 7, Fergus Falls0; Willmar 5, Thief River Falls 2. n Friday, April 26 - Thief River Falls 7, Duluth-Mar-shall 0; Thief River Falls 4, Bemidji 3.

Track and Field n Friday, April 26 - East Grand Forks Invitational: Boys- 1. East Grand Forks 117; 2. Thief River Falls 98; 3. Clear-brook-Gonvick 70; 4. Thompson HS 63; 5. Crookston 57.5;6. Ada-Borup/Norman County West 55; 7. Fertile-Beltrami52; 8. Fisher/EGF Sacred Heart/Climax 40; 9.BGMR/Freeze 35.5; 10. West Marshall Fusion 34; 11. RedLake County 31; 12. Grand Forks Central 30; 13. RedRiver 19. n Friday, April 26 - East Grand Forks Invitational: Girls- 1. East Grand Forks 113; 2. Crookston 112; 3. ThompsonHS 82; 4. West Marshall Fusion 79; 5. Thief River Falls 76;6. Fertile-Beltrami 54; 7. Clearbrook-Gonvick 49; 8.Fisher/EGF Sacred Heart/Climax 42; 9. Red Lake County35; 10. Ada-Borup/Norman County West 27; 11.BGMR/Freeze 14; 12. Red River 9; 13. Grand Forks Cen-tral 7.

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Saturday, May 4 n Baseball - NCTC vs. Ridgewa-ter (DH) 1 p.m.; LHS at Crookston 4p.m. n Softball - LHS at Sauk Rapids-Rice Tournament 10 a.m.; NCTC vs.Hibbing (DH) 1 p.m.

Sunday, May 5 n Baseball - NCTC vs. Ridgewa-ter (DH) 1 p.m. n Softball - NCTC vs. Vermilion(DH) 1 p.m.

Monday, May 6 n Golf - LHS Boys at Bemidji In-vite 9 a.m.; LHS Girls at ParkRapids Invitational 9:30 a.m. n Tennis - LHS vs. Hibbing,Moorhead 9 a.m.

Tuesday, May 7 n Baseball - LHS vs BGMR 4:30p.m. n Softball - LHS vs. DGF 4:30p.m. n Track - LHS at True Team Sec-tion (Detroit Lakes) 12:15 p.m.

Wednesday, May 8 n Golf - LHS Girls at Fosston9:30 a.m. n Softball - NCTC at CentralLakes (DH) 3 p.m.

Thursday, May 9 n Baseball - LHS at Grand ForksRed River 5 p.m. n Softball - LHS at West FargoSheyenne 4:30 p.m.

Friday, May 10 n Baseball - NCTC at MState-Fergus Falls (DH) 1 p.m.; LHS vs.Grand Forks Central 4:30 p.m. n Golf - LHS Boys Invitational9:30 p.m. n Softball - LHS vs. Bemidji 1p.m.; NCTC at Mesabi Range (DH) 3p.m.; LHS vs. Detroit Lakes 5 p.m. n Track - LHS at Warren/Al-varado/Oslo Invite 4:30 p.m.

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Prowler golfteams finishfourth, fifth inRoseau JHmeet Thief River Falls juniorhigh golf teams finishedfourth and fifth, respectively,in the Roseau Boys JuniorHigh Golf Meet held Monday,April 29. Roseau won the teamchampionship and Ramgolfers posted the two indi-vidual scores, with BraydenThingvold winning the eventwith a 46 and Carter Chris-tensen taking runner-uphonors with a 48.

Roseau Junior HighBoys Golf Meet

n Team Scores - 1. Roseau198; 2. Bemidji 223; 3. War-road 229; 4. TRF Gold 241; 5.TRF Blue 244; 6. Lake of theWoods 266. n Medalist - BraydenThingvold, Roseau, 46; Run-ner-up - Carter Christensen,Roseau, 48; Third place -Landon Hagen, Warroad, 50. n TRF Gold - Rylan Leake55, Austin Skaar 58, DrewCasavan 68, Blake Melbye60. n TRF Blue - Maxton Pe-terson 74, Jesse Hallstrom72, Parker Lundgren 53,Paul Anderson 56, GriffinLundeen 63.

Prowlers pummel Rebels

Thief River Falls starting pitcher Grant Hartmann strick out five of the seven battershe faced Friday in Red Lake Falls and he added nine more strikeouts in five inningsof work Tuesday vs. East Grand Forks.

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Marvin Windows andDoors has been known for aspirit of innovation and com-mitment to people – whetherit’s customers, employees,neighbors or partners – formore than 100 years. Nowthe company is evolving toimagine and create betterways of living. New changesthat reflect this evolution in-clude uniting the brand withthe Integrity Windows andDoors brand to be knownsimply as Marvin. Addition-ally, the company has reor-ganized its product portfolioand developed several inter-nal initiatives to supportcontinued product introduc-tions that are truly cus-tomer-centric. “As people’s expectationsof home change, we mustalso grow and evolve tobring beauty into the every-day while striving to sim-plify and enhance people’slives,” said Paul Marvin,chief executive officer ofMarvin. “The changes we’resharing today are exciting,

including a new brand iden-tity, but they’re a remodel.The foundation of our com-pany – the people, excep-tional quality and beautifuldesign of our products – allremain intact and strongerthan ever.” The Marvin brand nowrepresents all fenestrationproducts previously knownas Marvin Windows andDoors and Integrity Win-dows and Doors, with both ofthose brand logos now re-tired. The new single, refreshedMarvin brand logo includesa bold font and an updatedyellow rose that is modernyet still recognizable. It re-flects Marvin’s progressive,design-forward future andthe company’s heritage ofoptimism and hospitality. The yellow rose was firstused by Marvin in 1968 andis an instantly identifiableicon for the company. It wasintroduced to representproducts “built for Northernwinters and Southern hospi-tality,” supported by the ideathat a rose can’t flourish in-doors without the ideal envi-ronment that windows anddoors provide. It is also saidto have been the favoriteflower of Margaret Marvin,whose husband, Bill Marvin,is credited with evolving thecompany’s focus from lum-ber to windows and doors.

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Three product collectionsnow organize Marvin’s win-dow and door products tohelp customers find theright solutions for their proj-ects, making it easy to createbeautiful homes that deliveron every customer’s uniqueneeds.

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Marvin has always beenknown for creating windowsand doors that make a homefeel comfortable and secure,but the way people live ischanging and so are theirexpectations of their home. “The average personspends 90 percent of theirtime indoors, making itmore important than ever toconsider the role windowsand doors play in people’slives, their connection to theoutdoors and their well-being,” said Paul Marvin. The company is commit-ted to a number of internalinitiatives that put people atthe center – to understandwhat people need, how theylive and then, in turn, bringforward new solutions tohelp them live happier,healthier lives. One such ini-tiative is the in-house Mar-vin Design Lab, developed toreshape the company’s ap-proach to innovation withhuman-centered design atthe core. Extensive researchand work was also done in-ternally to define the com-pany’s purpose and valuesand to engage all employeeswho make this vision a real-ity. “The heart of Marvin hasalways been one of possibil-ity, of designing for people,”said Paul Marvin. “A singlebrand expands on this possi-bility and allows us to useour expertise to make a pos-itive impact on our cus-tomers' lives for years tocome. The look and feel ofthe brand and collectionsmay be changing, but thecore of who we are – inten-tional, committed and caring– remains the same.”

(Continued from Page 1)Farmers Grain & Oil as theagronomy manager. He thenadvanced into the generalmanager position where heled Cando Farmers Grain &Oil through a successfulmerger with another cooper-ative into Legacy Coopera-tive in Bisbee, N.D. Vogelwas the sales and marketingmanager at Legacy Coopera-tive before being hired atMWRPC & MAWG. Vogel is a skilled manage-ment professional withareas of strength to includeproven leadership, humanresource management andoperations/sales skills.These skills are vitally im-portant as he provides direc-tion to the MWRPC and

MAWG through collabora-tion with growers and indus-try to advance wheat inMinnesota. Minnesota Wheat Re-search & Promotion Councilchairman, Tony Bratengfrom Roseau, said, “We areexcited to have Charlie joinour Minnesota Wheat teamand work with him to growour organizations.” “With Charlie’s experi-ence in many aspects of agri-culture, we are excited to seewhat new opportunities andventures he will bring to thewheat growers and industryin Minnesota,” said SteveLacey, Minnesota Associa-tion of Wheat Growers Pres-ident. After June 1, Vogel can be

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RiverView groundbreaking/Continued(Continued from Page 1)family and friends are alsocomfortable. The ground level will behome to all three ofRiverView’s current Crook-ston clinics consolidated intoone large clinic with one en-trance and a registrationarea steps from the frontdoor. The new clinic willhave 48 exam rooms, fourprocedure rooms and fourconsultation rooms. The facility will also in-clude other amenities, in-cluding a lobby café, arelocated gift shop, and an80-occupant training andconference center.

RiverView 2020 will re-turn RiverView to the viewof the Red Lake River withthe main entrance onceagain facing the river as themain building did in 1957.RiverView’s current mainentrance on the south side ofthe building will become theemergency entrance in 2020. Completion of the $51million project is set for fall2020.

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a few changes in publicparking and building en-trance. All patients and visi-tors to the clinics andhospital are asked to park inthe parking lot on the northside of the campus and usethe north entrance near theNorth Clinic. Once inside,greeters will be available toassist the public. For CareCenter visitors, parking andentry into the Care Center isdirectly south of the CareCenter. The Emergency De-partment entrance is Door 3located on the north side ofthe building near the ambu-lance entrance. Watch forsigns.

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destiny. “As a woman, I get the op-portunity to empower pas-sion. I don't fear. I don'tworry. I trust. I believe. Thisis not gender specific; rather,it is the chance to join at onetable to make a difference. I

am honored when my ac-tions can motivate andspark initiative in others.” The Treboniaks were hon-ored in ceremonies duringSmall Business Week, May5-11.

FMS music groups toperform concert May 7 Franklin Middle Schoolin Thief River Falls willpresent a concert on Tues-day, May 7, which will fea-ture the Morning DarknessJazz Band and StarlightStrings. The event will takeplace at 7:30 p.m. in theFranklin Middle School mul-tipurpose room. Admissionis $3, and the proceeds willhelp pay for transportationcosts for the groups’ upcom-ing performance trip. All are

welcome to attend this funand upbeat performance. The Morning DarknessJazz Band is a select ensem-ble directed by Kristin Buck-ley. They will be performinga selection of jazz standardsand pop tunes at the concert.The Starlight Strings are aselect chamber orchestra di-rected by Derek Druse. Theywill perform several poptunes and rock style pieces.These groups will be em-

barking on a performancetour to Minneapolis on May9. They will be performing atthe Mall of America and sev-eral retirement homes in thearea, as well as learningabout professional artisticopportunities by attendingperformances at the Chan-hassen Dinner Theatre andthe Minneapolis Children’sTheatre.

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Thief River Falls, MN 218-681-1131Baudette, MN 218-634-2231

EVERGREENIMPLEMENT COMPANY

Warren, MN 218-745-4516

www.EvergreenImplement.com

2003 John Deere 9520, 5,567 Hrs., Powershift, Local Trade . . . $115,500

2008 John Deere 9530, 6,224 Hrs., 4 SCVs, 800s . . . . . . . . . . . $119,500

NOW $109,500

NOW $92,500

AIR SEEDERS1997 JD 1850 w/1900 TBT Cart, 270 Bu., 42', 7.5" . . . . . . . . . . . . .$49,5002018 JD 1890, 60', 7.5", Cart, 430 Bu., #33558, 1 Season Use . .$337,5002011 John Deere 1890, 60', 7.5", 1910 Cart, 350 Bu., #33545 . .$198,0002016 JD 1890, 50', 7.5" Cart, 350 Bu., #33565, 8,000 Acres . . . .$232,500

PRICE REDUCTIONS2005 JD 4920, 3,200 Hrs., 120' Boom . . . . . . . . . . . $82,500 NOW $72,5002017 JD 9520RT, 1,667 Hrs., 4 SCV'S, #34073 . . $309,500 NOW $295,0002016 JD 9470R, 825 Hrs., 5 SCVs, High Flow . . . . . . . . . . . NOW $295,0002009 JD 1890, 42’, 7.5”, TBT 1910-270 Bu. Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $57,5002016 JD 8345R, 1,090 Hrs., IVT, #32428 . . . . . $269,500 NOW $255,0002002 JD 9520T, 6,258 Hrs., 36" Tracks . . . . . . . . . $105,500 NOW $98,5002000 JD 8310, 8,194 Hrs., 5 SCVs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500 NOW $75,0002006 Challenger MT765, 6,899 Hrs., 5 SCVs . . . . . $76,500 NOW $72,500 2017 JD 9470RX, 1,194 Hrs., 30" Tracks, 6 SCVs . . . . . . . . . . . . . $395,0002012 Case IH 550, Quad, 4,156 Hrs., PTO, #31873 .$212,500 NOW $179,5002014 Versatile DT550, 1,314 Hrs., PTO, 6 SCVs . $259,500 NOW $239,500

2013 John Deere 8310RT, 2,150 Hrs., IVT, 6 SCVs . . . . . . . $190,000

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2004 John Deere 8520, 6,486 Hrs., Powershift, ILS, #32950 . . .$96,500

2012 John Deere 1890, 50', 7.5", Cart, 350 Bu., #33570, 1-Owner $189,500

2012 John Deere 1890, 50', 7.5", 1910 Cart, 350 Bu., #33569 $187,500

Marvin introduces new name

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11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Viking DinerViking, MN

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Please apply in person at NORTHWEST BEVERAGE

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LOOKINGTO HIRE

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PersonFull Benefits

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1301 Third St West218-681-4447

FAMILYBOWL

is hiring for a

TEAM LEADERFull-Time, longterm position. Responsible for

hiring and scheduling staff,banking, must

know how to use awrench.

Send application andwage request to:

Steve Vosika 2455 Kingston Lane Bemidji, MN 56601

Northern MotorsThe Chevy-Buick store

in Thief River Fallsis looking for a full-time

CASHIER/BOOKKEEPER

Prior bookkeeping experience or training

preferred.We offer competitive payand great benefits workingat the hub of our business.

See or Call Tom atNorthern Motorsin Thief River Falls 218-681-4820

1112 3rd St W, Thief River Falls

Help WantedWAREHOUSE PROCESSORNEBRASKA NEXT DAY

Part-time warehouse processorneeded in Thief River Falls.We arean independent courier for DHL Ex-press looking for a self-motivatedindividual willing to commit to ateam atmosphere. This is a fast-paced physical job that requiressome heavy lifting. Pay commensu-rate with experience. Must be able topass drug screen and backgroundcheck. Valid Driver’s License pre-ferred. Please respond with resumeand contact information to [email protected]. 4t38p

Looking for a job in the carpentryfield: I have no experience but amwilling to learn, good work ethic andattendance. Call 218-689-0119.1t36p

Farmers Co-op Grain and Seed isseeking local TRUCK DRIVERS:CDL required, must have current orbe able to pass DOT physical. Pleasecall Danny Miller @ 218-681-6283 or701-741-1189. 81tfc

CDA—DENTAL OFFICE IN TRF:We need another assistant, licensedin MN. 3-4 d/wk. Great future. Greatstaff. Great pay. Possible assist inhospital. Fax resume to 218-681-4050. 28tfcBABYSITTING JOB (6 & 9 yrs-old)for summer months: Appx. 24hours/week, Mon-Wed with someflexibility when needed. Six milessouth of TRF, non-smoker and refer-ences, and valid driver’s license re-quired. Please call or text for info:218-686-3506. 6t40p

TRF Pallet Inc. is looking for part-/full-time Production Workers,

up to 40 hours per week.Apply in person to Ross22615 120th Ave. NE TRF

HELP WANTED

Electrical WorkerThief River Glass is looking for

someone with an electricalbackground to work on

automatic doors.

418 Atlantic Ave N.

Help WantedFull- or Part-Time

Daytime HoursFront Counter or Deli

Apply at Petro PumperPetro Pumper • Hwy 1 & 59

Olson Gravel, Inc.Excavating &

Concrete

Call (218) 268-4765

Olson Gravel is lookingto hire full-time and

part-time CDL driversto drive gravel truckand cement truck, also

looking to hire full-time and part-time

laborers.Pay is depending on experience, with benefits.30-80 hours per week.

Help Wanted

Help Wanted

It was a nice day at Lake Bronson State Park for the Area 1Envirothon Wednesday, April 24. Envirothon is an environ-mental education program for high school students. Stu-

dents participating in the event go from station to stationtesting their knowledge on the environment. Here, studentsare at the wildlife station.

Members of the Grygla High School Envi-rothon team work out the answers to ques-tions about soils during the Area IEnvirothon, held Wednesday, April 24, at

Lake Bronson State Park. Envirothon is anenvironmental education program for highschool students.

Shea Norman of Marshall County Centralgives an oral presentation at the Area 1 En-virothon Wednesday, April 24, at Lake Bron-

son State Park. Envirothon is an environ-mental education program for high schoolstudents.

Otter Tailcelebrates110 years April showers bring Mayflowers? Deep snow and highwinds during last month’ssnow storm caused extendedoutages in the east centralpart of Otter Tail PowerCompany’s South Dakotaservice area, as well asshorter outages in other com-munities the companyserves. Despite difficultweather conditions, oncecrews could arrive on sitethey did what companycrews have been doing for110 years – safely and effi-ciently delivering power. Since 1909, Otter TailPower Company has touchedthe lives of customers by pro-viding reliable electricity andenergy services. The com-pany served its first cus-tomer – Northern LightElectric Company of Wah-peton, North Dakota – inApril 1909. It now provideselectricity to more than132,500 customers in 422communities. “We’re proud of our 110years serving our friends andneighbors,” said Otter TailPower Company PresidentTim Rogelstad. “And we’llcontinue to provide a reli-able, cost-effective, and in-creasingly clean combinationof resources to meet our cus-tomers’ energy needs.” Whether it’s restoringpower after a storm, support-ing local community organi-zations, continuing efforts tokeep rates among the lowestin the country, or providingcustomers ways to save en-ergy through programs andrebates, company employeesremain focused on cus-tomers. “We’ll continue topartner with our communi-ties to help ensure they aregreat places to live, work,and play,” said Rogelstad.“The energy industry ischanging, and we’re excitedfor the opportunities thosechanges bring for us and ourcustomers.”

ALS Walk/Run set for July 20 The ALS FundraisingTeam will celebrate its 20thanniversary of The Make aDifference for ALSWalk/Run in Roseau. Theevent will take place Satur-day, July 20. For the past 20years, this event has been amajor source of raising fundsfor patient support in Min-nesota and for research forALS (Amyotrophic LateralSclerosis) more commonlyknown as Lou Gehrig’s Dis-ease. There will be a 5Kwalk/run, a 10K run, a one-mile fun run, and a kids’dash. To register, go onlineat www.tempotickets.com/RoseauALS2018 or go toRoseauALS.com and print aregistration form or pick oneup at a local store. Partici-pants may also contact oneof the following team mem-bers to get aregistration/fundraisingform: Teri Johnson, MarlysGustafson, Natali Anderson,Russ Sorenson, Arlene Bill-berg, Becky Hayden, JaneEvans, Carol Poell, ConnieBerg, Sally Norton, ChuckLinder, Val DeJong or Mar-cia Robinson. The early registrationdeadline is July 1, 2019 – forlower fees and to guaranteean event T-shirt. Besides door prizes, thisevent will also feature afundraising challenge. Thetop fundraisers will be ableto pick a prize from a selec-tion of items. Prizes includea $500 gift certificate fromFranks TV, yard games,Wine & Cheese party for six,Milwaukee Tool WeedEaster and Blower, Beats byDr. Dru, Apple Watch, 42”LED TV, DJI Drone, twocedar planters, portable firering (plus), a Cabela’s $200

gift card and a Hugo’s $150gift card. This years’ event is honor-ing Father Don Braukmannwho is currently battlingthis disease. He is currentlyserving in Bemidji and hasserved in the past in Green-bush, Warroad andBaudette. Also honored this year isAnnette Bruggeman. Sheand her husband, Brian, re-side in Thief River Falls.They have two childrenRyan (Kayla) Bruggemanand Stephanie (Cody) Pe-ters, and four grandchildren.She has worked at Digi-Keyfor 13 years. Prior to that,Bruggeman worked atMesaba Airlines for 21years. This event is also in mem-ory of Edwin Anderson,Eldon “Eldy” Anderson,Wendy Blais, Wes Blakeslee,Nancy Burggraf, MargieDouglas, Francine Fish, AbeFoss, Dorothy DidriksonGrotte, Wayne Hites, JanetJensen, Sylvia Jensen, BobKauppila, Evangeline Lar-son, Clifford Nordine,Richard Novacek, MarlowMartin, Melvin Mortensen,Silvia Raymond, LarryRislov, Jack Ritteman, ChadSchmitz, Ellen Smith, MavisJohnson, Ray Carlson,Orville Dybedahl and DelsieThiessen. Participation in thisevent drives the crucial pro-grams and services the ALSAssociation of MN, ND andSD provides to people livingwith ALS and their familiesevery day. From medicalequipment such as eye-gazetechnology, wheelchairs andother tools to assist someonewith ALS with their commu-nication, mobility and theirindependence. Additionally,

efforts to advance researchof ALS that helps develop-ment of new treatments andtake us one step closer tofinding a cure for the diseaseare possible because of yourdonation. This event would not bepossible without the help ofsponsors.

TIRE TECHNICIAN 2Responsibilities include:Tire Service, Mobile Truck

Service, Truck Tire Alignment & General Mechanical Service

TO APPLY, STOP IN AND SEE JERRY DESCHENE

Bridgestone is an Equal Opportunity Employer

(218) 681-2656(800) 681-2656

220 HORACE AVE. N.THIEF RIVER FALLSLSS

introducesnew servicenames As Lutheran Social Serv-ice of Minnesota continuesto grow its nutrition servicesto meet the changing needsof older adults and otherMinnesota neighbors, it in-troduced three new servicenames last week. “LSS Meals” is replacing“LSS Senior Nutrition” asthe overarching name for allof Lutheran Social Service ofMinnesota’s food-based serv-ices. Their community din-ing sites across the state willnow be called “LSS Bistro,”and the nonprofit’s meals de-livered at home with thehelp of volunteers will beknown as “LSS Meals onWheels.” “The way individuals re-ceive meals is changing,”said Kristin Schurrer, seniordirector of LSS Meals. “Asour neighbors age, so dotheir preferences. We arecreating new partnershipsand continuing to evolve ourservices to allow individualsto remain living at homelonger if they prefer.” Currently LSS offerswell-balanced, great tastingand affordable home stylemeals in 165 communities in39 Minnesota counties. Tolearn more or find the clos-est LSS Meals option, visitwww.lssmn.org/meals.

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Goodridge Public School DistrictPART-TIME CUSTODIAN

Goodridge Public School District is advertising for part timeevening custodial work. Be willing to get bus driver license and

boilers license. For information contactTim Anderson, Custodial,

Goodridge Public School, PO Box 195Goodridge, MN 56725. Phone: 218-378-4134,email: [email protected].

Position Open Until Filled.

Physically able to lift 50# and possess good communication skills. Must be reliable, Wage starts at $14/hour. Health insurance and paid vacation offered.Please call 218-222-3677 to inquire or stop by to fill out an application

between 8 am and 3 pm Monday – Thursday.Natural Way Mills is located on Co. Road 6 between Gatzke & Middle River

Help WantedFull-Time

Production Workers

Part-time Registered NurseNorth Valley Public Health Department

is currently seeking a part-time(24-hours/week) Registered Nurse, withPublic Health Certification preferred.

Competitive wages depending on experience and certification.Must be organized and flexible. Please submit resume andcover letter by May 7, 2019 to [email protected] mail to: NN oorrtthh VVaall llee yy HHeeaall tthh CCeenntteerr

Attn: Human Resources, 300 W. Good Samaritan Drive, Warren, MN 56762 EOE

Grain & Agronomy OperationsMarkit County Grain, LLC located in Argyle and Alvarado,MN is seeking a motivated person eager to become a partof a well-established company involved in the agriculturalbusiness. The Grain & Agronomy Operations position is avariety of jobs including dumping trucks, loading railcars,cleaning seed and custom application for area farmers. Thisposition requires a strong back and a friendly smile. Positioncomes with excellent pay, excellent health/dental/disabilityinsurance coverage, and a high-level 401K match.

Apply in person at: 36200 330th St. NW, Argyle, MN 56713

or call Larry at 218-437-6424

E-mail: [email protected]

Built around you.™SENIOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERAt Marvin, we have Careers – Built around you! Join a company that knowsthe value of its employees and works with you to develop your career goals. Weare currently seeking a Senior Manufacturing Engineer to join our team at ourWarroad, MN location.Major duties include: Lead and/or support engineering initiatives that contributeto the success of our customers, by both improving and implementing newprocesses across the Marvin Brand operations facilities. Initiatives are driven byprocess improvement, operations capital investment plan, overall ROI, productdevelopment initiatives, and new ventures. Lead and/or support largermanufacturing/process engineering projects. Apply knowledge of product design,production and business processes to proactively identify improvementopportunities across the value stream. Develop and execute capital investmentinitiatives. Evaluate new technologies and methods to assist facilities withmeeting flexibility and productivity goals. Continually build and applytechnicalknowledge discovered through research, benchmarking and continuingeducation opportunities. Develop and coach others on lean concepts throughoutthe organization.Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering - Industrial,Manufacturing or Mechanical preferred. 5+ years professional work experiencein a manufacturing environment. Knowledge of Lean and Six Sigma a plus.Experience in building products or millwork industries a plus. Demonstrates theability to drive and implement change in products, processes and culture.Demonstrated, strong project management skills required. Knowledge ofmanufacturing equipment/automation/robotics a plus.If you meet these qualifications and are a high energy person ready toaccept this exciting and challenging opportunity, please apply with

resume to: www.marvin.com/careers or [email protected]

Built around you.™

PROJECT MANAGERAt Marvin, we have Careers – Built around you! Join a company that knowsthe value of its employees and works with you to develop your career goals. Weare currently seeking a Project Manager to join our team at our Warroad, MNlocation.Major duties include: Lead/Manage cross-functional product developmentprojects identified by stakeholders. Define project scope and identify resourcesrequired for core and extended teams. Establish and manage targets for projectcosts, risks, and schedules. Organize and lead regularly scheduled projectmeetings. Communication of project status and deliverables to key stakeholdersand Executives.Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a relatedfield of study. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Ability to leadcross-functional teams. Professional and positive demeanor. Projectmanagement experience. Experience working with process and productdevelopment projects helpful. Self-directed and motivated. Problem solver andteam player. Knowledge of manufacturing principles, procedures, products, andmaterials beneficial. Desire and potential for growth opportunities within theorganization.If you meet these qualifications and are a high energy person ready toaccept this exciting and challenging opportunity, please apply with resumeto: www.marvin.com/careers or [email protected]

POSITION OPENExecutive Director, Thief River Falls Chamber of Commerce

The Thief River Falls Chamber of Commerce is seeking an energetic, skilledleader with great people skills to serve as its Executive Director. TheExecutive Director reports to the Board of Directors and serves in the bestinterest of its  260+ member businesses and community organizations. TheExecutive Director is responsible for planning, implementing and evaluatingthe activities of the Chamber in collaboration with the Board of Directors.Position requires managing the day-to-day operations of the office/staff,event planning, membership development and sales; as well as ongoingdirect communication with chamber members, government and schoolofficials, and community members on various issues impacting the economicvitality and quality of life within the Thief River Falls community and businessservice area. For a detailed job description visit www.trfchamber.com

Applicants should possess a bachelor-level degree or equivalent experience,exceptional leadership and communication skills, excellent strategic planningskills; as well as PC skills, presentation skills and a basic finance background.Preferred qualifications include past chamber of commerce experience, salesbackground and community relations experience. Qualified applicants shouldsubmit resumes by Thursday, May 16 to [email protected].

The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota:

HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOREffective: July 1, 2019Location: School District Service CenterDuties: Direct and coordinate human resources activities, suchas employment, compensation, labor relations, benefits,training, and employee services.Qualifications: Administrative licensure and experiencepreferred or a minimum of five years of demonstrated successfulexperience in Human Resource Management in an educationalenvironment.Skills - Manage personnel and programs while maintainingconfidentiality, discretion, and a high level of attention to detailand accuracy. Strong organizational skills, ability to work underpressure, prioritize multiple tasks and meet deadlines, effectiveoral and written communication; problem solving; and ability towork collaboratively with staff and the public required.Knowledge - State/federal employment law and experiencewith labor contract administration beneficial.Salary and benefits: To be negotiated commensurate withsuccessful candidate’s qualifications and experience.Application Deadline: Open until filled.

Online Application available on the School DistrictWebsite: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment

Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

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• Cook FT • Night Nurse 10:30 p.m. - 7 a.m.• NARs FT/PT • LPNs FT/PT • RN FT/PT

• Culinary Director FT • Dietary Asst Manager FT

* NEW WAGES *Come apply at sfhs.org, click Employment, click View Job

Postings and look for positions for Pennington Health ServicesPlease contact Tracy Kriel, Human Resources Director

at the Thief River Care Center, [email protected] or call 218-683-8103

The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, MN:

PART-TIME LITTLEBROTHER/LITTLE SISTERPROGRAM COORDINATOR

Effective: Monday, May 6, 2019. Approximately 20 hours/week for a totalmaximum of 1040 hours per fiscal year.Duties: Recruit, screen and train responsible adults who will volunteer asmentors for disadvantaged youth; match youth and adults having similarinterests; provide disadvantaged youth with social and recreational opportunitieson a monthly basis; maintain a financially solvent program by solicitingdonations, grant writing and fund raising activities.Requirements: Strong organizational, interpersonal and communication skillsrequired. Grant writing and fundraising experience preferred. A degree withemphasis in social work, psychology or education is desirable along withdemonstrated experience and ability to work with youth, family, and adultvolunteers.Rate: $20.00 per hour

Application Deadline: Open Until FilledOnline Application available on the School District Website:

http://www.trf.k12.mn.us • EmploymentIndependent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

HELP WANTEDNorthern Plains Rail Services in Erskine is hiring Full-Time Seasonal RailcarLaborers. All must be able to work overtime hours. Starting wage $17/hr. Full-timeemployees will receive full benefits following completion of orientation period.Minimal overnight travel possible. Successful applicants must pass allpre-employment screenings and background check.

Apply online athttps://www.nprail.com/careers/ or stop by the office in Erskine

to pick up an application.218-687-3499 or 218-687-3138 for more info.

Speech Language Pathologist Northwest Regional Inter-District Council (NWRIC) isaccepting applications for a full time Speech-LanguagePathologist to begin with the 2019-20 school year. Will consider 4 year communication degree if no licensed

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Slumberland in Thief River Falls, MN has immediateopenings for both full and part-time warehouse/deliveryassociates. Major duties include driving, making deliveries,loading/unloading freight and installing and assemblingfurniture both at warehouse and customers locations.This position is also responsible for building and groundsmaintenance.  Must have a valid and insurable driver'slicense. Full-time benefits package. $1400/hour.

Send resume to [email protected] or apply in person

1875 Hwy. 59 South •  Thief River Falls

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Valley Home has SOMETHING DIFFERENT to offer employees!Valley Home offers paid breaks, free employeemeals, paid in-house training and working with

incredible caring people! As well as, competitive wages, paid time off,retirement plan as well as other benefits.

We are currently looking for: DIETARY

Part-time Head Cook5 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Every other weekend and fill in for vacationPart-time Assistant Cook

6:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. • 1:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.These positions require an every other weekend and holiday rotation.

Interested applicants may pick up an application at Valley Homeor submit their resume to the Business Office at:

523 Arnold Avenue South, Thief River Falls, MN 56701.

The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota:

MIDDLE SCHOOLCOMMUNICATION

ARTS/SOCIAL STUDIESTEACHER

Location: Franklin Middle SchoolEffective: Fall, 2019Requirements: Certified by PELSB as a Middle SchoolCommunication Arts and Social Studies Teacher preferred.Application Deadline: Open until filled

Online Application available on the School DistrictWebsite: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment

Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

The following position is available in Thief River Falls, MN:

EARLY CHILDHOODSPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER

Location: Challenger ElementaryEffective: 2019-20 school yearRequirements: Minnesota certified (or certifiable) in EarlyChildhood Special Education Teacher. * Coaching opportunities will be available and staff encouragedpursuing if qualified and interested.Salary and Benefits: Per negotiated contractApplication Deadline: Open until filled

Online Application available on the School DistrictWebsite: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment

Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer

Part-time Seasonal Camp Host Neededfor Tourist Park, 20-30 hrs/week • May - Oct

Camp Host responsibilities include but are not limited to:• Check Campers In and Out• Collection of Camping Fees• Maintain Reservation Book• Maintain Bath House• Park Security

Contact Missy Sletten at 218-681-2183or [email protected]

for informationon how to apply.

HELP WANTEDT & D Rolf Farms Inc. of McIntosh has

full-time positions IMMEDIATELY available athog facility. We are seeking motivated and

reliable individuals to work in our gestation andfarrowing barns. If interested, please contact

David Rolf at 218-280-4169.

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Toward Zero Deaths Program CoordinatorTransportation Program Specialist 3

Full-Time PermanentPosition can be located at: Bemidji, Crookston

or Thief River Falls Excellent Benefit Package

Would you like to have a job that truly makes a difference in the lives of others? Then this position is for you. The District 2 Toward Zero Deaths (TZD) Traffic Safety Program manager will work with a variety of commu-nity and enforcement partners to plan events, develop educational and marketing materials, implement and monitor community health and edu-cation programs so that traffic crashes resulting in serious injury or fatali-ties are reduced within District 2.

For more information on this job and directions on how to apply, please go to www.mn.gov/careers and apply to Job ID number: 32222. This posi-tion is also open in Detroit Lakes #32309, and Willmar/Marshall #31895.

MnDOT is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer with a strong commitment to workforce diversity.

Fair Meadow Nursing Home in Fertile, MN is currently recruiting for the following positions:• Nursing Assistant – FT/PT in a nursing home setting. Startingwage with no experience is $14.06. Must be certified in MN. • TMA – FT/PT in a nursing home setting. Starting wage with noexperience is $14.24.• LPN – FT/PT in a nursing home setting. Starting wage with noexperience is $18.19.• Dietary Cook – PT in a nursing home setting. Starting wage withno experience is $13.72. • Universal Worker – FT/PT in an Assisted Living Setting.Starting wage with no experience is $13.72. Responsible for residentcares, housekeeping, meal prep, exercises, and activities. Need notbe a CNA. • Housekeeping Aide/Laundry Aide – PT/Flex in a nursinghome setting. Starting wage with no experience is $12.80.

Some benefits include:New wage scale as well as credit given for experience. • Double pay for holidays worked.• Public Employee Pension Plan.• Group health insurance for full-time employees (at least 30 hrs/wk).• Dental health insurance for PT/FT employees. • Life Insurance• Aflac

Applicant must be dependable, work well with geriatric populationand their families, problem solve, have leadership qualities, andcooperate and communicate with others. Experience in healthcarepreferred but not required.

Be part of a dynamic interdisciplinary team environment! Interestedcandidates can contact Jenn Derosier, HR Mgr at Fair MeadowNursing Home & Assisted Living for an application or visit thewebsite: www.fairmeadowfertile.org. Or, look us up on Facebook at:Fair Meadow Nursing Home and Assisted Living, Fertile, MN. Or,apply on Indeed.com.

Fair Meadow Nursing Home & Assisted Living300 Garfield Ave SEFertile, MN 56540218-945-6194

Fair Meadow Nursing Home in Fertile, MN is currently recruiting for the following position:

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF NURSINGFair Meadow is a 42 bed skilled nursing home. We are looking for aqualified, experienced, full time Assistant D.O.N. with the missionand goal to provide excellent resident care and be a strong positiveleader in the facility. Qualifications and responsibilities included butare not limited to:

1. Knowledge and awareness of compliance with state licensing and federal certification requirements.

2. Knowledge of MDS Quality Indicators and participates in Quality Assurance.

3. Provides staff leadership, development, support, and growth.4. Interviews, hires, supervises, evaluates, disciplines and

terminates when necessary all nursing personnel.5. Works effectively and efficiently with interdisciplinary team.6. Develops, implements, and maintains nursing policies and

procedures.7. Supervises maintenance of resident medical records and assures

all resident needs are met.

Some benefits include:· New wage scale as well as credit given for experience. · Public Employee Pension Plan.· Group health insurance for full-time employees.· Dental health insurance for PT/FT employees. · Life Insurance

Applicant must be experienced in healthcare and havestrong leadership qualities, good communication skills,and be able to direct and teach others in a positiveenvironment. Be part of a dynamic interdisciplinary team environment! Interestedcandidates can contact Jenn Derosier, HR Mgr at Fair MeadowNursing Home & Assisted Living for an application or visit theWebsite: www.fairmeadowfertile.org

Fair Meadow Nursing Home & Assisted Living300 Garfield Ave SEFertile, MN 56540218-945-6194

The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota:

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETEREffective: 2019-20 school yearHours: 185 days; 6.5 hours/dayDuties: Provide interpreting/signing services to students whoare deaf or hearing impaired to provide complete access to, andfull benefit from, curriculum and related materials.Requirements: Completion of an interpreter/translator trainingprogram affiliated with an accredited educational institutionpreferredSalary: To be determined commensurate with experience andqualifications.Application Deadline: Open untill filled.

Online Application available on the School DistrictWebsite: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment

Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Northern Woodwork, Inc.Commercial Casework & Millwork Manufacturer Since 1920

ACAD Drafter/ Project ManagerNorthern Woodwork, Inc. is one of the region’s leading commercial

casework and millwork manufacturers and is seeking to fill a full-timeACAD Drafter/Project Manager position.Northern Woodwork, Inc. operates from a 30,000 s/f plant with 24

employees in Thief River Falls and manufactures custom commercialcabinets and woodwork. We are seeking an individual that wants to work in a fun, fast pacedarchitectural manufacturing environment. Position includes ACADdrafting, engineering/design, field coordinating, and scheduling whilemanaging commercial cabinetry and woodwork projects.This is a full-time in house position with paid vacation, paid holidays,

profit sharing, 401K program and health insurance.Please send resume to:

[email protected]

School Social WorkerNorthwest Regional Inter-District Council is acceptingapplications for a full time School Social Worker to begin withthe 2019-20 school year. Applicant will work with children incooperative’s school districts. A Bachelor’s degree in socialwork, MN Board of Social Work license and MN ProfessionalEducator License or ability to obtain are required. Preferexperience working with children and families in a schoolsetting. Please send letter of application, resume, transcripts,license and 3 letters of recommendation to:

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Applications will be accepted until position is filled.

The following position is available in School District #564, Thief River Falls, Minnesota:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE TEACHERLocation: Lincoln High SchoolEffective: 2019-20 school yearHours: 185 days; 6.5 hours/dayDuties: Teach Physical Science at the high school level in an 1:1environment.

Requirements: Minnesota certified or certifiable as a secondaryPhysical Science Instructor. Coaching opportunities will beavailable and staff encouraged pursuing if qualified and interested.

Salary and Benefits: Per negotiated contractApplication Deadline: Open until filled

Online Application available on the School DistrictWebsite: http://www.trf.k12.mn.us > Employment

Independent School District 564 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

JOIN OUR TEAM!

INTERESTED CANDIDATES CAN SEND A RESUME TO:Suidae Health & ProductionAttn: Human Resource Department 621 Pacific Ave, Morris, MN 56267 To Apply Online, Visit: www.suidaehp.com

Or for more information, call Mick Ekren (320) 589-0111

Red Lake Pork, a 725 head sow unit, near Red Lake Falls, MNis seeking dynamic individuals to fill full-time HerdspersonPosition. Pay is $15-18 per hour depending on experience.Qualificatons: Applicants must have a strong attention todetail, be able to lift a minimum of 30 lbs and desire to carefor pigs. All experience levels welcome.Highly Competitive Wages and Comprehensive Benefit

Program offered that includes Health Insurance, Simple IRA, Production Incentive Bonus & Paid Time Off.

Red Lake Electric Cooperative, Inc. has an opening for a full-timeAdministrative Assistant at our Red Lake Falls, MN office. Theresponsibilities include, but are not limited to, operation of multi-linetelephone system, greeting our members and visitors, as well as providingclerical and administrative support to various departments. A successfulcandidate must demonstrate exceptional customer service skills, team work,strong communication and organizational skills, attention to detail, haveexcellent verbal and written communications skills and have the ability towork under pressure. Candidate must have a good computer background,be proficient in Microsoft Office and have the aptitude and ability to learnnew programs. A two-year degree in accounting or communications ispreferred.

Send resume, work history and references [email protected] or Stephanie Johnson

PO Box 430, Red Lake Falls, MN 56750 by May 20, 2019.Red Lake Electric Cooperative is an

Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Position: Human Resource CoordinatorDuties: Develop, implement and coordinate policies,programs and plans covering employment, staffing, wage andsalary administration, fringe benefit administration, training,placement, safety, wellness, Affirmative Action, EqualOpportunity, and Americans with Disabilities Act.Qualifications: Minimum two years of Post-Secondaryschooling with background in Human ResourceAdministration. Preferred a bachelor’s degree in HumanResources.Skills and knowledge: Must possess excellent computerskills, ability to maintain confidentiality, discretion, and a highlevel of attention to detail and accuracy. Strong organizationalskills, ability to work under pressure, prioritize multiple tasksand meet deadlines.Application Deadline: May 17, 2019

Send resume to Peggy Zak, Fiscal Director, NorthwestCommunity Action, Inc., PO Box 67, Badger, MN 56714.

Position: Fiscal CoordinatorDuties:Assist in the overall fiscal management of the agency.Qualifications: Minimum bachelor’s degree in accounting,business, fiscal management, or a related field. Preferred acertified public accountant.Skills and knowledge: Must possess excellent computerskills, ability to maintain confidentiality, discretion, and a highlevel of attention to detail and accuracy. Strong organizationalskills, ability to work under pressure, prioritize multiple tasksand meet deadlines.Application Deadline: May 17, 2019

Send resume to Peggy Zak, Fiscal Director, NorthwestCommunity Action, Inc., PO Box 67, Badger, MN 56714.

Position: Respite Providers (4-8 positions available)Duties: To provide short-term relief for caregivers, from thedemands of providing on going care in the home for theirloved one.Qualifications: Must be 18 years or older with a valid driver’slicense, vehicle with proof of insurance, and must pass abackground check. Healthcare related experience is beneficialbut not required.7 Compensation: Starting at $11.50/hour + Mileage (increase instarting wage for relevant experience) 16 hours per week.

Pick up an application at our Badger office(312 N. Main St., Badger, MN) or print one from our website

www.northwestlivewellathome.org Call or text 218-469-1026 with questions.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

NorthwestCommunity Action, Inc.

Badger, Minnesota Job Opportunities:

COURT OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE STATE OF MINNESOTA

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Red Lake County, Red Lake Falls, Minnesota

The Ninth Judicial District seeks candidates for one full-time CourtOperations Associate in the Red Lake County Court Administrationoffice in Red Lake Falls, MN, to provide advanced court clericalwork in District Court. Duties may involve responsibility for aspecific area of court case processing or for performing a varietyof advanced clerical functions in multiple case types and willrequire the application of independent judgment and theinterpretation of policies and procedures. Qualifications includegraduation from an approved high school or vocational school andexperience as a court clerk or in the legal field, or experience in acustomer service focused field.

For a further description of the position and requiredqualifications, and to apply online, go to:www.mncourts.gov (Career Opportunities).

Applications will be accepted until 4:30 p.m. May 9, 2019.The salary range for this position starts at $17.66 per hour and

includes a full State of Minnesota benefits package.Questions may be directed to

[email protected] or call 218-759-4361.Successful candidate will be required to pass a Criminal

Background Check prior to appointment.Equal Opportunity Employer.

Energy AuditorInter-County Community Council is accepting applications foran opening in our Weatherization Department:

Energy Auditor: Responsible for assessing energy efficiencyand health and safety conditions in client’s homes, prescribingcost effective remedies and providing clients with energyconservation and health and safety education. Experience incarpentry, home rehabilitation, heating systems or relatedfields. Full time.

Application and position specific information, including jobduties, salary and educational requirements are available onour website at www.intercountycc.org. Send completedapplication and resume to ICCC, attn.:  Human Resources,PO Box 189, Oklee, MN 56742 or [email protected] must be received by Noon on Thursday, May9, 2019. Call 218-796-5144 x1016 for more information aboutthe position.

ICCC is an equal opportunity employer.

JOB OPENINGService Personnel

Job Description:♦Travels to job site to perform service work on new homes♦Maintains quality workmanship and safety♦Keeps track of work expenses, all paperwork♦Schedules maintenance of company vehicle(s)♦May perform set up work or work in factory♦May perform work for other dealers or where needed

Qualifications:♦High School Diploma or GED♦Must have a MN driver’s license♦1-2 years experience in home construction

At company’s discretion, the above required qualifications can be waivedTo apply, or for more information,

contact Jeremiah Gregerson at (218) 253-2777or by e-mail [email protected]

apply online at www.homark.com or in person at Homark Homes,100 Third Street, Red Lake Falls, MN

CHS Ag Services is seekingSeasonal Workers.

We are currently seeking 4 drivers and 1 laborerin our Thief River Falls location. Must possess orhave the ability to obtain a CDL.

For more informationplease call Dave at 218-681-8494

or stop by our office at 624 3rd St West.

Ag Services

Caregiver Positions Available Looking for a job that offers flexibility? Wanting to make a difference inthe lives of others? Prairie Community Services is a great place for YOU.We currently have PT and FT positions available in Warroad,

Roseau, Badger, Red Lake Falls, & Thief River Falls.Join our team and make a difference in someone’s life every day just bycoming to work. PCS is a subsidiary of St. Francis Health Services, anonprofit organization, providing residential services impacting andimproving the lives of individuals with intellectual or developmentaldisabilities. Through PCS, employees are able to obtain competitivewages, on the job paid training, holiday pay, employer paid pension plan,paid time off and a voluntary benefit package plan.

For more information on this great opportunity pleasecontact the HR Department @ 218-681-9909 or check us out online at www.pcs.sfhs.org

(AA/EOE)

Domino’s Is Hiring For All PositionsStart Immediately

Potential To Make $11/hourPlus BonusesApply In Person

209 Brooks Ave. N., Thief River Falls

JOB OPENINGS AT Marshall County Central Schools

for 2019-2020• Full Time Counselor - Marshall County Central High School

- May 31, 2019 Deadline• Preschool/ECFE Teacher - Viking Elementary School

- May 24, 2019 Deadline• Special Eduction Paraprofessional - Newfolden Elementary• Assistant Baseball Coach• Junior High Girls Basketball Coach• Bus DriversAll applicants must pass criminal background check.Teaching positions require proper Minnesota TeachingLicense for designated area. Paraprofessional positionsrequire 2 years post secondary education.

Please view our Job Posting Page:http://www.newfolden.k12.mn.us/job-postings.htmlfor specific information about each positions and for

application materials.Email superintendent Jeffrey Lund,

[email protected] or call 218-874-8530 if you have any questions about the open positions.

Marshall County Central Schools is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

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On the River - Overlooking Finsbury Park108 & 110 Breezy Drive, Thief River Falls, MNOpen Concept with spacious living areas. 1,825 sq. ft.,

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car heated garage. 9 ft. ceilings, ample storage, floor heat, SS appliances.

Three Year Tax Abatement Program @WatersEdgeTRFAsking $264,900 Call: 218-681-4324

UPSCALE TWIN HOMES FOR SALE

13163 330th Ave NE, Goodridge, MN3 bedroom home on 9+ a cres with outbuildings. Home hasmany updates. Freshly painted, new flooring, new furnaceand much more waiting for you to move in. Take time to walkaround the property and enjoy the peace and quiet on thismove in ready country home.

MLS #18-1574Sherri Owens218-416-0904

www.lakeplace.com

Jen Vogel218-686-4009Lic. #40569038

MCMULLEN REALTY, LLCwww.mcmullensales.com

JUST LISTED - 627 Michael Street, Thief River Falls MLS #19-802 Beautiful Home On Corner Lot! Just A Block Away From Annie'sPark!! 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths With Great Closet Space! Watch TV While You EnjoyThe Jacuzzi Tub! Natural Gas Heat And Central Air! New Furnace 3 Years Ago Witha Plug In To Hook Up To Generator If Needed! 2 Stall Garage Which is Insulated,Including The Doors! The Garage Also Offers Electric Heat And Cable!! This HomeHas Been Very Well Maintained!! PRICED ONLY AT $159,900!!

Diedre Nordin Broker

218-689-2870

Tracy Hallstrom Sales Agent

218-689-0671

www.nordinrealtytrf.com

208 River St. NE – Red Lake Falls$107,500! The owners say it’s time to sell this 3-bed,3-bath home with formal and informal dining, a hugefamily room, and 2 double garages, one with a shop.Don’t delay! MLS# 18-2470

14321 185th Ave. NE - TRF $339,500! Multi-level home with over 4,900 sq ft, 4bedrooms, 3 baths, huge kitchen, spacious diningroom, loafing shed and pasture area on 6.5 acres,just minutes South of TRF. MLS# 19-400

14442 Riverbend Trail - TRF$272,000! You’ll love the updates in this 5-bed, 3bath home on the edge of the city. The gourmetkitchen will steal your heart and the master suite isstunning! MLS# 19-376

Kate AndersonSales Agent

218-688-1997201 Brooks Ave N. • Thief River Falls

Office 218-681-7789 • www.nordinrealtytrf.com

406 3rd St. S - Karlstad Price Change - $94,500! This home sits on a cornerlot, and is an easy walk to school or downtown. 2bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement and double garage.MLS# 19-22

STOP BY THIS OPEN HOUSE

504 3rd Ave. - HumboldtNewly Listed - $29,900! Terrific home in the villageof Humboldt. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, room for family orentertaining, plus a 3-season porch and large 100x140lot with gardens. MLS# 19-761

101 Minnesota Ave. - StrandquistJust Listed - $48,900! Great bungalow in the city ofStrandquist, offers 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, an attacheddouble garage, and a 150x140 yard for outdoor fun!MLS# 19-775

34481 290th St. NW - Warren $139,900! Wonderful country setting! Let us showyou this 3-bed, 1-bath rambler with a double garage,on 2.5 acres between Warren and Argyle. Lots ofspace inside and out MLS# 19-261

Hwy. 32 South, 304 Riverside Ave. South P.O. Box 385. Thief RiverFalls, MN 56701 (218) 681-HOME (4663) • (800) 447-0382 Check Out Our Web Page www.genereuxrealty.com

Genereux Realty, Inc.

Jan Ness, Sales........................ 686-6696 Patty Wold, Sales ......................689-4661

Jeff Lane, Sales.......................... 689-2104 Chris Reierson, Sales..................207-8343

Kermit Genereux, Broker ......... 681-8493 Andy Dessellier, Assoc Broker....791-1191

WE ARE IN NEED OF LISTINGS IN AND NEAR THIEF RIVER FALLS PLUSTHE SURROUNDING TOWNS. CALL THE HOME TEAM AT GENEREUX

REALTY AT 681-HOME(4663). LET’S GET YOURS SOLD!

#19-478 REDUCED! Gorgeous River View! AndOverlooking Boy Scout Park! 2 To 3 Bedroom RecentlyRemodeled Home With Formal Dining, Office, LargeKitchen, Very Open Design! Move In Ready! LargeDeck To Enjoy The Summer Overlooking The Water!Patio And Double Garage $139,900!

#18-2195 REDUCED! Check Out This Rambler In RedLake Falls! 3 Bedroom, 1.75 Baths, Large Dining Area,Hardwood Floors, Fireplace, Double Garage All On ACorner Lot! NOW ONLY $89,000

#19-82 NICE EXECUTIVE HOME ON AN EASTSIDE CUL-DE-SAC! Move In Ready! GorgeousHardwood Floors, Formal Dining Room Has BoxedWindow! Modern Updated Kitchen With Dinette, MainFloor Family Room Has Wood Fireplace And SlidingGlass Doors To The Deck! 3+ Bedrooms, Office,Recreation Room And More! $239,000

SPRING & SUMMER BUYERS ARE SEARCHING NOW! WE NEEDMORE LISTINGS! CALL THE HOME TEAM AT GENEREUX REALTY

AT 681-HOME(4663) TO GET YOURS SOLD NOW!#19-806 JUST LISTED! Nice 3 Bedroom Home WithGood Sized Rooms, This One Has A Lot Of Work DoneTo It But There Is Still Room For Your PersonnalImprovements, Large Front Living Room, FormalDining Room, 1 Bedroom On The Main Floor And 2Upstairs! 1 1/2 Baths, Family Room Downstairs, LotsOf Storage, Double Garage And A Fenced Corner Lot!$89,900

#19-TBD JUST LISTED! Large 5 Bedroom! LocatedOn Corner Lot! Shady Front Porch! 3 Seasons PorchWith Some Heat! Large Living Room And FamilyDining Room! Library/Office, Main Floor Laundry!Walkup Attic Or Maids Quarters! $147,900

Mike Cerny Owner/Sales (218) 686-5206Wyatt Johnson Sales (218) 686-4357Loren Lusignan Sales (218) 689-8451Paulette Omdahl Sales (218) 686-9849Jerry Ho-man Sales (218) 686-0224Mya Eidelbes Sales (218) 684-5241Mindy Helle Sales (218) 688-0170Rick Olberg Sales (612)750-1134

218-683-5263www.reedrealtymn.comWhether you’re ready to sell, or just thinking about selling,give us a call for a FREE market analysis of your property.

Make your next move a little easier. BUY or SELLthrough Reed Realty - TRF and use ourenclosed trailer for FREE!

Search ALL listed properties on Zillow, America’s #1 Real Estate search engine, or Realtor.com, Trulia and Reedrealtymn.com,

then give us a call to schedule your private showings.

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HOME INSPECTIONSAPPOINTMENTS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE

SAME DAY ON SITE REPORT

GREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGEGREAT APARTMENT LIVING AT NORTHLAND VILLAGECouples? Singles? Roommates?

We have the perfect “School-Work” Combo Living waiting for you!Does someone work full-time while the other goes to school full-time?Are you a single parent? Roommates who are employed full-time?

The opportunities are here. New Caretakers On-Site!

NORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERSNORTHLAND VILLAGE OFFERS 1 Bed $490/Mo 2 Beds $606/mo 3 Beds $684/mo

Utilities Included. Income Restrictions Apply. Applications Available Onsite.

Contact Croix Management • 651-465-6841Equal Housing Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Employer.

For Rent3 BEDROOM HOUSE:Water is paid,washer and dryer, garage. AvailableMay. 218-686-0738. P4t36p

►►SKYLITE APARTMENTS:◄◄Residential apartment living at it’sbest! Quality HUD subsidized 1stfloor apartments with private entrydoors, large commons with gardens,beauty shop and gazebo, utilitiespaid. Facility preference is for sen-iors, handicapped or persons withdisabilities. Income limits apply. Ap-plications for future housing may bepicked up at the Skylite Office, 415Arnold Ave. S., Thief River Falls, be-tween 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Mon-day through Friday. Equal HousingOpportunity. 1tfc

2-BEDROOM, 1-BATH MobileHome on large lot 3 miles SE of ThiefRiver Falls: Rent includes lot rent,water and septic service...$600/month. Prefer no pets. Refer-ences and deposit required. Call ortext 218-556-0866. 24tfc1 BEDROOM UPSTAIRS APART-MENT: Quiet, downtown, off-streetparking. No pets. No smoking.$400/month. Call 218-681-2900.

STUCKEY PROPERTIES, LLC: 1and 2 Bedroom apartments for rent.1 bedroom apartments starting at$430. 2 bedroom units starting at$615 with heat and garage. ContactJade at 218-683-7368 (RENT). Qual-ity Housing at Affordable Prices!NO PETS!! 62tfcSHOP SPACE FOR RENT: 2400+square feet. Heat, water, septic and14’ door included. 218-686-0738.ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT:Heat and water paid, laundry hookup,garage available. 218-686-0738. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT: Acrossfrom Hugo’s, 940 sq. ft. 218-681-4324 F5t42cNEWLY REMODELED 2 bedroommobile home in TRF. Call 218-689-6328 or 218-689-6329. P4t39pLARGE 2-BEDROOM Apartment:Heat paid, no pets, 1-year lease. Call218-436-3145. 80tfc

FOR RENT: 1-Bedroom apartmentsat Prairie View in Fisher, MN; Sun-shine Court in Fertile, MN; andMaplewood in Mentor, MN. 1-Bed-room duplex at McIntosh Homes. 2-Bedroom apartment River RoadApartments, East Grand Forks, MN(residents must be 55 years of age orolder). 3-Bedroom houses in LakeBronson, MN and Kennedy, MN. Foran application, please visit ourwebsite at www.nwmnhra.org orcall 218-637-2431 ext. 1110. 3 BEDROOM, 2 FULL BATHS MO-BILE HOME: 8x10 shed, lease, nopets, non-HUD. 218-686-5626.

Seasonal RentalsNEW Seasonal RV Sites availableon Blackduck Lake. Heated pool,great walleye fishing. Check out ourinformative website www.toma-hawkresortmn.com or call 218-835-4510. FP520t74p

Want to RentWANTED TO LEASE RESTAU-RANT: In Northwest MN. Call 218-681-5430. F2t36p

FOR RENT46’x59’ cemented non-heatedarea with loading dock andprivate entrance and a 10x12overhead door. Also have36’x26’ cemented non-heatedarea with private entrance and22x14 overhead door. Locatedabout 1/4 mile Southwest ofPetro Pumper.For more information pleasecontact Tiffani at Falls Towing

218-684-5100

FOR RENTNew 3 BedroomTrailer Houses

in Basswood Trailer Court.• Non-HUD

• No PetsCall

218-791-0955

TRFMINI STORAGE

FOR RENT3 SIZESCALL

218-686-2604www.trfministorage.com

MOVE IN SPECIAL$599 VISA GIFT CARDPrairie Rose Apartments

in Red Lake Fallshas immediate openings for

2 & 3 bedroom units.Rent is based on 30% of income

Certain income restrictions applyContact 218-547-3307 orAngie at 218-366-6739

or visit our websitewww.dwjonesmanagement.com

Equal Housing OpportunityCREATING BETTER LIVING

Housing Opportunities

River Pointe Townhomes,Sherwood Park Townhomes,Southwood Park Townhomesare accepting applications

for upcoming openings.

Certain restrictions apply.Contact DW Jones Management, Inc.(218) 547-3307

or our websitewww.dwjonesmanagement.com

CREATING BETTER LIVINGEqual Housing Opportunity

Give AwayHOUSE TO GIVE AWAY: You paycost of removing. Will make a greathunting cabin. Must be moved byJuly 1. Located west of TrinityLutheran on 2nd Street South, Hal-lock, MN. Call 218-843-2779.

Health CareIF YOU or a loved one suffered injuryor death while serving in the Iraq orAfghanistan war between 2003 and2011 you may be entitled to compen-sation. Contact Attorney Charles H.Johnson 1-800-535-5727.

For Rent3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH MOBILEHOME: On large lot 3 miles SE ofThief River. $700 rent includes lotrent, water, and septic. Prefer nopets. References and deposit re-quired. Call or text 218-556-0866.

Rummage SalesGROUP RUMMAGE SALEHolt Community Center

Holt, MNThursday, May 9 ~ 8am - 5pmFriday, May 10 ~ 8am - 5pm

Men’s and ladies clothing (reg-plussizes), young boys and girls clothes,home and Christmas decor, hard-ware, books, lots of good misc. itemsfor sale. 2t37pAWESOME GARAGE SALE!622 Markley Ave S ~ TRF

Friday, May 17th, 2-6pm and Satur-day, May 18th, 8am-noon. Brownlove seat, glider chair, black coffeetable, women’s clothing, baby boyclothes, toys, books, lots of house-hold items. F2t38e

109 Belleville Court ~ TRFHuge Multi-Party Sale: Friday, May10th, 2-6pm and Saturday, May 11th,8am-4pm. Variety of items includingbaby, child, men, women’s clothing;household, furniture... Too much tolist! 3t38p

MiscellaneousTICKET ROLLS! 2,000 per roll, sin-gle and double rolls. The Times, 324Main Ave. N., TRF, 681-4450. 49tfeHEATMOR OUTDOOR WOOD orCoal Furnaces: Highest quality, stain-less steel. Guaranteed lowestprices. Order now and save. TheBest Floor Heat Water Tubing. Freeestimate on a complete system.www.mikesheating.com or 800-446-4043. 1tfc

ALUMINUM SHEETS23x35”, 0.008” thick, 75¢ each. Avail-able at The Times, 324 Main AvenueNorth, TRF. (Call ahead to checkavailability and for large quantities.)Call 218-681-4450. 89tfe

NA/R - Roseau ManorNA/R - Greenbush ManorNA/R - Float StaffLPN - GreenbushFood Service Aide - GreenbushFood Service Aide - RoseauParamedic

EMTO.R. TechnicianEnvironmental ServicesNursing Assistant InstructorOccupatonal TherapistBehavioral Health TherapistFloor Care Assistant

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LivestockSIMMENTAL AND SIMANGUSBULLS: A. I. sired yearlings, backedby 40 years of performance testing.They are bred and fed to last, qualitybulls at affordable prices, RCP Live-stock, Trail, MN 218-268-4300 or218-280-4067.

ROSEBUD REDS has a nice selec-tion of registered Red Angus year-ling bulls, many profit-builder sons.Call Keith Sistad at 701-367-5614 or218-431-0641 F4t40p

PetsFREE CATS to GOOD HOME: Farmcats, good mousers. Call or text 218-686-5916 or 218-686-5081. 2t36p♥ WAGGY TAIL’S DOG GROOM-ING: Open seven days a week. Forall your dogs needs call or text 218-689-0339, ask for Heather. ♥

Real EstateHOME FOR SALE in TRF, by ownerwith a realtor closing: 2 bedroom, 1bath, kitchen, utility room, large din-ing room and living room combined.Partial basement, huge garage(28x32) on large corner lot. Asking$132,000 ~ Call Deb @ 2118-688-0043. 1t26pFARMLAND WANTED: I have a se-rious client who wants to buy goodfarmland. Will pay cash. Call North-land Farm Sales, 218-684-1521.

Saturday, May 4, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS Northern Watch ~ Page 13

Hay, Feed & SeedI am looking for HAY suitable forDAIRY and BEEF CATTLE. Roundor square bales. Will pick up withsemi. Call or text 218-689-0315.HAY FOR SALE: Call or text LeRoyOse 218-689-6675. F5P20t42pALFALFA SEED: Yield Plus and 645Brand, proven performance in north-west Minnesota. Forage grassesand legumes, food plot seed. New-folden Co-op Elevator 800-235-7717• Goodridge Creamery 218-378-4144• Farmers Union Grygla 218-294-6153 24t43p

NORTHLAND PRODUCE416 Atlantic Ave. N., Thief River Falls

681-2420“Keep Growing”

We Have CertifiedSeed Potatoes & Onion SetsWe have Bulk Peas, Beans and Sweet Corn

SOYBEANS ~ CORN ~ SMALL GRAINSSEED SALES AND CUSTOM CLEANING

Radium Inc.26188 240th St. NWWarren, MN 56762

[email protected]

Call or Email for Cutom Cleaning andBooking!

A NorthStar Genetics & Thunder Seed DealerSPRING WHEAT FOR SALE2019 Wheat Varieties

Sy IngmarTop Choice for Economic ReturnVery High Protein and High Yield

Sy SorenAgriPro’s Highest Return per Acre

Sy ValdaThe Yield Warrior

To find out more, call:Jim KukowskiStrathcona, MN

218-781-2478 or 218-689-3663

We have other varieties for sale:Reg. and Certified:

Shelly; Bolles; Linkert; Lang, Certified TCG Spitfire

and TCG ClimaxPlant variety protection grantedor applied for AgriPro varieties.Unauthorized propegation

prohibitied.

Custom ServicesDO YOU NEED A PAINTER or wall-paper removed? New construction,selling or just need to freshen up yourplace? Need gift ideas? 18 years ex-perience, many references. Dawn:218-681-4482, leave message.

FOR ALL YOUR Repair Needs

• Chain Saws • Snow Blowers • Outboards • All Small Engines

• Lawn Mowers & Riders

NORM'S REPAIR1207 N. Duluth, TRF •  681-3346

RICHARD’S LAWNMOWING SERVICE

CALL218-686-9772

EXCAVATING AND DOZER WORKTHIEF RIVER FALLS, MN

Hunter Wright218-681-2199 218-684-2199

Culverts & Crossings • Laser Ditch CleaningErosion Repair/Rip-Rap • Site WorkDemolition • Wildlife & Stock PondsSkid Steer Service

Call Arnold atPencer Sawmill 44546 Cty Cd 20 • Roseau218-425-7333 • 218-368-3799

Custom sawing available in Birch, Poplar,Tamerac or Black Ash finished or unfinished• Paneling • Flooring • House Logs • Tongue & Groove• Rough & Finished Lumber for Hay Trailers or Corrals

STUMPGRINDING (Won’t rut your yard!) TREE SERVICE (Removal, entire orpartial tree trimming, bucket truck service, storm service) CUSTOM BRUSHMOWING (Wet areas, ditches, trails, overgrown CRP, fence lines) DIRT WORK(Yard leveling, drainage, light backhoe work, trenching, post hole digging) Freeestimates… commercial, residential and farm. No job too big or too small.

Call 218-684-4910.

NORTH PINE SERVICES

Newfolden MN, 56738

218-686-8436218-874-2112

[email protected]

Well SealingPump Service & RepairNew Well ConstructionAvailable 24/7

IronmanExteriors

Doors & Windows• Soffit & Facia• Vinyl & Steel Siding• Shingle & Metal RoofingNew Construction & Remodeling, Residential & Commercial Construction

Brenden Wilde218-689-7253 or 218-681-8874

Free Estimates • Thief River Falls, MN • Licensed & Insured: Lic. #20635772NOW ACCEPTING MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS

I.L.S. Welding, Fabricating & Repair

17769 132nd Ave. NE, Thief River Falls7/10 of a mile west of Peterson Lumber on 13th St. N. - Formerly Wennbergs

NOWOPEN!

PortableService

Available

218-830-0934 or 218-681-2912

401 Maple Ave. S. TRF

Northern Door & SupplyCommercial - Residential

• Overhead Doors • Electric Openers • Sales • Weather Stripping • Door Adjustment

Service, Repair and Installation of ALL Brands40 years experience • Free estimates

“Buy the Best for Less”Toll Free : 888-285-9232

Keith: 218-280-3849

B & K Stumpgrinding LLCand Other Tree Services

Locally Owned,Operated and InsuredSERVICES INCLUDE:

• Tree Trimming• Stump Removal • Skid Steer Service

• Full or Partial Tree Removal • Dirt Work• Bucket Boom Truck • Snow Removal

Thief River Falls, MN

(218) 686-1853Call Brian for Free Estimates

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WIGHTMAN CONSTRUCTIONConcrete • Decks • Garages

Interior and Exterior RemodelingNO JOB TOO SMALL30+ Years Experience

Lic. # 725150 and Insured218-686-2720218-686-6452Thief River Falls, MN

QUALITYSPRAY

FOAM/LLC*Serving Northwest MN for

all of your spray foam insulation needs*

218-689-6302

MIDWESTROOFING

You’ve put it off for too long!

Don’t let the damage go further.We’ll help you choose that

new look to your homeRepairs, Replacement & More

Licensed & Bonded(Lic #20574515)

(218) 681-387920061 Center St. E. Thief River Falls

CALL US TO DAY! ∂ 218-686-5979

Call us Today! 218-686-5979

Email:[email protected]

H & S Constructionof TRF, Inc.

Robert Audette, Owner17279 US Highway 59 NEThief River Falls, MN 56701

Phone: 218-681-5503Mobile 218-686-9308E-mail: [email protected]

Call us Today! We can bid your requestand have an answer within 24 hours.

“Concrete is our business”

THE DRYWALL

GUYSTape & Texture Services218-689-7095

EEppooxxyy CCooaattiinngg • Garage & Shop Floors • Basement Floors

• Fish House, Enclosed Trailer

Concrete Designs218-681-8004 or 218-686-4419 (Cell)

email: [email protected]

Taggart Contracting, Inc.email: [email protected]

New Paving • MaintenanceNew Paving • MaintenancePatch Work • RepairsPatch Work • Repairs

Seal Coating • Crack SealingSeal Coating • Crack SealingCall (218) 686-7908 for Free EstimatesCall (218) 686-7908 for Free Estimates

ASPHALT PPAVINGAVINGResidential & Commercial& Commercial

Driveways & Parking Lots

Waterworths WoodshopWaterworths WoodshopCall Marcus or Tim at (218) 523-3035

Viking, Minnesotawww.waterworthswoodshop.comCustom Woodworking and Finishing,

Cabinets and Furniture.30 Years of Experience.

Residential • Waterfront • Commerical • Land

For more information and to search all MLS listings in the area visit

www.carisanovak.edinarealty.com

Carisa Novak, Realtor 218-689-8822

15478 130th Avenue NW Thief River Falls

4 Bedroom, 2 BathroomHome on  8 wooded acres withbeautiful oak trees. Spacious roomsand potential to add a 5th bedroom inthe lower level. Home has been verywell maintained and features  steelsiding, shed, deck, fieldstone woodburning fireplace for those cold MNwinters! This could be the place perfectproperty in the country that you havebeen waiting to call home! This won'tlast long at $225,000!

Looking for more listings! I have buyerslooking for starter and one level retirementhomes.  Give me a call for your freemarket analysis! Offering a  FREE 1yrhome warranty on any home purchasedthrough me! 

For Sale: 689 acres of CRP land in Marshall Co.near Strandquist. There are 2 tracts. $1,065/acreor $734,000 for both parcels.

For Sale: 320 acres of land in Comstock Twp.Marshall Co. (SW ¼ Sec. 25 & SE ¼ Sec. 26) Thisland is approximately 1/2 farmland and 1/2 huntingland. $2,400/acre.

For Sale: 40 acres in Alma Twp. Marshall Co. NW¼ SW ¼ Sec. 21. Very good hunting land andexcellent farmland. Located 9 miles NE of Warren,MN . $84,000.

See more details on the website:www.harvestlandsales.com

We have customers looking to rentacreage in the area. If you have landto rent out for this year please giveme a call.

Harvest Land Sales25499 170th St. NWWarren, MN 56762

Call or Text Lane Loeslie218-201-0832

www.harvestlandsales.com

Custom Services Custom Services

LIMOUSIN BULLS FOR SALEBlack or Red Yearling BullsEPD’s Available, Semen Tested,

Shots Given, Free Delivery.

218-280-9691 • 218-762-1905

FOR SALEPERFORMANCE TESTEDAND BQA CERTIFIED

YEARLING ANGUS BULLS

Quality Angus Since 1914 Purath Angus Farm

Red Lake Falls

218-253-2600

DOG BOARDINGFamily atmosphere,reasonable rates,

St. Hilaire218-964-5397

Breeding Goldens for the family and the field

www.sharptailridge.com

Real EstateCRP LAND: We have a cash buyerinterested in buying land that hasbeen accepted in the CRP program.If you’re thinking of selling, please callus now. Northland Farm Sales, 218-684-1521. F95tfc

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TRUCKS2017 Chevy 3500HD Crew Cab LTZ Duramax Maroon, 38k ...................$50,9002017 Chevy Crew Cab LTZ Pepperdust, 39k............................................$37,5002018 Chevy Crew Cab LT Black, 32k .......................................................$32,9002016 Chevy Crew Cab LTZWhite, 68k.....................................................$32,9002016 Chevy Crew Cab LTZ Silver, 55k .....................................................$32,5002016 Chevy Crew Cab LTZ Silver, 88k .....................................................$29,9002014 Chevy Crew Cab High Country White Diamond, 66k .....................$29,9002016 Chevy Double Cab LT Z71 Blue, 36k ..............................................$28,9002013 Chevy Crew Cab LT Brown, 105k ....................................................$20,9002013 Chevy Extended Cab LT Black, 114k ..............................................$16,900

CARS2016 Buick Lacrosse White Diamond, 35k...............................................$19,9002014 Chevy Camaro Black, 29k ................................................................$16,9002017 Chevy Impala LT White, 40k ............................................................$16,9002016 Chevy Malibu LT Maroon, 37k .........................................................$15,9002016 Chevy Malibu LMTD Silver, 24k.......................................................$13,9002015 Ford Taurus SEL Blue, 89k..............................................................$13,5002008 Chevy Impala Silver, 110k..................................................................$7,5002011 Chevy Malibu LS Blue, 119k ..............................................................$6,9002005 Honda Accord EX-L Gray, 151k ........................................................$5,900

SUVS / VANS2018 Chevy Suburban LT White, 20k.......................................................$50,5002016 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Black, 45k ...............................................$24,5002017 Ford Explorer XLT White, 47k .........................................................$24,5002017 GMC Acadia SLE AWD Black, 59k ..................................................$23,5002018 GMC Terrain SLE AWD Copper, 24k ...............................................$22,9002018 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Gray, 27k .................................................$22,9002015 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Silver, 67k ...............................................$21,5002017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD White Diamond, 19k ................................$20,9002017 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Gray, 27k .................................................$20,9002016 GMC Terrain SLE AWD Maroon, 19k...............................................$19,9002010 Chevy Suburban LTZ Black, 114k ...................................................$20,9002016 Chevy Equinox LT AWD Black, 24k ................................................$19,4002017 Ford Excape SE Silver, 47k..............................................................$18,9002016 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT Black, 40k ...........................................$16,9002014 Chevy Traverse LT AWD Gray, 80k ................................................$16,9002016 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Black, 75k .............................................$13,5002008 Ford Edge SEL AWD Maroon, 163k ..................................................$6,900

Vehicles/Accessories2005 FORD F150 Pickup: Regularcab, 8ft box, automatic, air, cruise, tilt,CD, good tires. In good condition,runs good...$2,950. Call 218-681-1180. 1t36p

1965 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE:Red and white, appx. 90k miles, putin engine 2 years ago...$700. Call218-779-8618. F2t38p

‘18 Dodge Grand Caravan SXTMaroon, 29k ........$18,995

‘18 Dodge Grand Caravan GTSilver, 35k ...........$18,995

‘11 Dodge Charger RTGray, 104k ..........$12,495

‘13 Ford F-250 Crew Cab 4x4Long Box, White, 192k$11,995

‘07 Chevy Suburban 4x4Pewter ..................$10,495

‘02 Cadillac Excalade 4x4500HP, 188k ...........$7,495

‘08 Ford F-250 Reg CabWhite, 170k..................$6,995

‘03 Ford F-250 Crew Cab 4x4White ............................$6,495

‘04 Cadillac EscaladeWhite, 149k..................$5,995

‘83 Boat and Trailer90HP Mercury Engine.............................$1,200

BIG JOHN’S MUFFLERAND AUTO SALES

218-681-7292 OR 218-681-2511Hwy. 32 N. • Thief River Falls

www.bigjohnsmuffler.com

�‘08 CHEVY COBALT

4 Door, Blue with Gray Interior, 111,814 MilesSPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,850

‘07 CHEVY IMPALA 3.5 V6, Silver, Gray Interior, Good Tires, 173k MilesSPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,350

‘04 GMC ENVOY 4X4V6, Leather Interior, 8 Passenger, 189k MilesSALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,450

‘01 CHEVY S10 CREW CAB 4X44.3L Engine, Dark Blue, AT, AC, Good TiresONLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,850

‘01 FORD RANGER EXT CAB XLT 4X4Step Side, 4.0, Silver, 165k Miles SPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,850

‘01 BUICK LASABRE 4DR3.8 V6, Tan with Leather Interior, 147k MilesSPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,950

‘00 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT 4X44.0L Engine, AT, Roof Rack, HD Hitch SPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,850

‘99 LINCOLN TOWN CARNeeds Work, Runs Good, White, Blue Interior SPECIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,395

‘90 CREASTLINER 17’ BOAT4.3 Merccruise Troll Motor, Depth Finer SALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000

D& SSales & ServiceHwy. 32 North, Red Lake Falls, MN(218) 253-2940 • (218) 686-2459 (cell)Please call to make sure I’m here!

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JOHN BENSON, OWNERCALL ON US – "The Auction Team That Goes To Work For You"

View additional photos at www.mcmullensales.com • email: [email protected]

This Auction Conducted, Managed & Clerked By

MCMULLENAuctioneers

THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN • (218) 681-3960

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MAY 11, 2019 ~ 10 AM

24119 MAROTTECK LN NWGRYGLA, MN

Joe McMullen AUCTIONEER

REAL ESTATE BROKER(218) 689-5760

Lic. #572012005

Scott McMullenAUCTIONEER

(218) 681-7650Jen McMullen Vogel

AUCTIONEERREAL ESTATE AGENT

(218) 686-4009

TERMS Cash Or Check. Nothing to be removed until paidfor. All sales final. Owners, auc tion eers and clerks take noresponsibility for errors or omissions in auction listing. State -ments made auction day take pre ced ence over all advertis-ing. Not re spons ible for accidents.

McMullen Realty LLC.

Check Website For Updated Info

www.mcmullensales.com

Directions- From Grygla MN Take Hwy 89 East 14 miles to Co.Rd. 44 (Fourtown RD NW go N. 3 miles to Malcolm Rd. NW goE. 3.8 miles Judees Rd NW go N. 1 mile to Marotteck LN NW

TRACTORS2010 Kubota L5740, CAH, MFWD,

1,660 hrs. 540 PTO, 3 pt., hyd. re-mote, equip. w/LA854 all hyd.loader, joystick control, 6 ft. bucket

1976 Versatile 800 20.8 x 38 tires,band duals, 3 hyd. remotes

Cat 4 ft. Pallet forks 1966 Case 1030 Comfort King 2 Hyd.

remotes, 18.4x34 tires 95%w/18.4x34 band duals

67 Case 1030 Comfort King, 2 hyd. remotes, 1,000 PTO, 23.1x30 tires,S/N 8294887

TRAILERS2002 Kibby 7 ft. x 18 ft. Enclosed V-

nose trailer, drop down door, cabi-nets, metal bench

2014 Doo Little 80in. x 22 ft. EZ loaderGT, tilt bed, tandem axle trailer7,000 lbs axles

2003 PJ Trailers, 101 in. x 28 ft. w/5 ft.beaver tail w/fold-down ramps,tandem axle dually, 235/85/16tires

VEHICLES & UTV 2004 Chevy Silverado, Ext. Cab, 8’ Box,

K2500, 6.0 V8 eng., auto. 4x42000 Chevy S-10, V-6, ext., auto, 4x42003 Honda Element 2.4L 4 cyl., Auto,

AWD, 170,000 miles 1964 Ford F-350 351 V8, 4 spd manual,

dually, 9 ft. Flatbed, hoist, PTOpump (Good Shape)

1976 Chevy Custom 10, 350 V8, Auto,4x4, Reg. Cab, 8 ft. box, equippedwith Fargo pickup box sprayer,Alum. Tank, Honda engine, pump,booms

2010 Honda 700 Big Red 4x4, windshield, 3,649 miles

CONSTRUCTION1993 D-4C Series II LGP, 24 in. pads,

6 way blade, cab w/heat, 6,300Hours, S/N 9BG00390

1994 Cat 307 Excavator, 18 in. tracks,Cab w/heat, 92 in. blade, S/N9ZL00640

Genie TZ-34/20 man lift, 500 lbs basket,24V, 324 hours

Essick 5 ft. Sheep foot vibrating packer, 4 Cyl. Wisc. Engine

SHOP/WOODWORKING 3 ft. Metal break B&D Router on table Rockwell table saw 220V Ward Power-Kraft radial arm saw Air bottle jack Jack stands Shop Smith w/many attachments DeWalt 2800 psi pressure washer gas

engine Hyd. Press electric over hyd.Century 200 AMP welderPlasma Cutter Super 125 surface planer Many 220 Ext. cords Makita chop saw Foley-Belsaw shaper Dolmar portable cement cutter w/metal

bladeTwin cyl. Air compressor Handyman jack Oil pumps Powermate PM 1500 Elec. Generator Craftsman Table saw Wrenches Drills

EQUIPMENT Krause 20 ft. tandem Disc 21 in. blades,

8 in. spacing, Cushing gangsNew Idea Mod. 528 disc mower, 7 ft. 8 in

3 pt. 540 PTOMckee 6’ 6” 2 stage snowblower, hyd.

spout, 3 pt. IH Mod. 55 14ft. Chisel plow w/harrow JD 12 ft. tandem discAMCO Mod. P02-18 3 pt. rotary ditcher,

540 PTOCase 4 bottom pull-type plow 10 ft. box Killifer Hyd. Lift Woods 7 ft. Landscape rake, 3 pt. 12 ft. Harrow on transport 3 pt. PTO Hay rake 2 row IH planterDearborn 3 pt. 2 bottom 14 in. plow 3 pt. Rotary seeder 540 PTO3 pt. Tandem disc, 5 ft. 7 ft. sickle mower 540 PTO, drawbar

mount, hyd. Lift3 pt. Harrow JD 5 ft. press drill, 3 pt. IH one bottom pull-type plow 3 pt. sprayer 540 PTO pump 16 ft.

booms 8 ft. disc plowDump Rake 9 ft. x 3 ft. Roller on hyd. Lift carrier

MISC. EQUIPMENTTandem axle car trailerForce 2 Insulation Blower 3 in.2 In. Insulation BlowerVarious Plumbing fittings Whitfield wood pellet stove5000 lb. ATV winch (NIB)Onan 2 Cyl. Engine w/110V generator General Post hole auger, gas engine60 gal. Service Tank w/hand pump Platform lift 4 ft. x 8 ft. elec. over hyd. 2” water pump w/Homelite engine 1-1/2” water pump w/B&S engine Post hole diggers Assort. Chains 110V vacuum cleaner 3 in. tube Old blacksmith forge Sump pump Push Mower Platform Scale Anvil on stand Appliance cartToro weed trimmer Many gas cans LP portable heater Recreational lift New Sheetrock lift w/winch & wheels River bend Industries sprayer, gas

engine, hose/wand, fiberglass tank WIC bale Shredder, 7 hp. Honda engine Black Leather reclining couch IH F12 steel wheelsGUNSWeatherby Mark V 7mm mag, bolt

action w/scope & sling Sako Finnwolf Mod. VL63 .243 lever

action sn 12152Remington .22 cal. Pump Harrington Richardson 222 bolt action,

sn 124343Winchester Mod. 101 12 Ga. Over-under

2-3/4-3 in.Copperhead .177 cal. pellet gun

Vehicles/Accessories(2) 2017 Chevrolet Equinox LTAWD: Most options, heated seats, sil-ver or maroon, 16k miles or 30kmiles, both factory warranty, GMlease returns • 2011 VW JettaSports Wagon: Sunroof, heatedseats, navigation, more, diesel, nice81k miles... $7,900 • 2012 Ford F-150 4x4: 5.0 V8, new tires, nice, 120kmiles... $12,500 • Nelson Auto • At-lantic Ave N • 218- 689-1685 • 218-681-8890 F1t36p

ATVs/Motorcycles1999 HONDA GOLDWING 1500 SEFOR SALE: 50th Anniversary Edi-tion. Wineberry red, 65,000 miles,AM, FM, CB radio. A lot of extras withbike rear hitch. Excellent condition.$4,500. 218-563-2208 or 218-563-3535. P4t36p

Sporting GoodsCOIL SPRING TRAPS: #1-1/2 and#2 - dyed, waxed, with stakes. ALSO,RCBS RELOADER: 270 Win. and6mm Remington dies, powder scale,posness-warren shotshell reloader,12ga. 2-3/4 in and 3 in. 712-348-9219, Grand Forks.P4t36p

Online AUCTIONThe City of Thief River Falls will hold an Online Auction

that ends on May 15, at 7:00 p.m.Website is: www.citytrf.net

There is also a link on the City’s website: Lower left on the Home page for bidding on surplus

Items up for auction to include: Motor Grader • Backhoe • Dump TruckPickup • Cars • SUV’s • Power Tools

CITY OF THIEF RIVER FALLS NOTICE

HouseholdGAS OR WOOD FIREPLACES,Stoves or Inserts: Highest quality atGuaranteed Lowest Prices!www.mikesheating.com 800-446-4043

MachineryJohn Deere 7800 MFWD; 40’ Sum-mer supercoulter plus; 1,000 gallonanhydrous tank and trailer; 10’John Deere 3 point blade; Melroeharrow 50’; 7 Motorola businessband radios. 218-201-0380.

• GRAIN BINS • HANDLING EQUIPMENT• AND STEEL FRAME BUILDINGS

• SALES, SERVICE AND INSTALLATIONReece [email protected]

www.asagsales.com

Travis [email protected]

www.asagsales.com

Dustin [email protected]

www.asagsales.com

ARGYLE, MN218.280.5890 218.201.0782

asagsales.com

218-681-8221 • 1-800-950-9917Email: [email protected]: www.trsalvage.comThief River Falls, MN 56701

New and Used Ag & Farm Parts

Farm MiscellaneousFARM EQUIPMENT: 75E Cat tractor,45’ Glenco cultivator WH, 760 UFTgrain cart hyd, 40’ Hermen multi-weeder, 50’ heavy duty shop-builtroller, ‘75 IHC tandem truck box andhoist. Call 218-280-8075.

Machinery2001 440 CASE STX TRACTOR:4,490 hours, guidance system, powershift, 4 hyd. triples 520/85 R-425 front6 new. 1974 GMC TRUCK:With con-vey-all grain fert. tender. Call 218-437-8120.

DON’S307 First Street East • TRFAcross from Pennington Square

SEWING & VACUUMSSales & Service • NEW & USED

Small Appliance RepairService Center For Dyson & Hoover

Warranty For Hoover OnlyServing the area since 1992

681-8664

RICK'S APPLIANCEOver 20-Years

ExperienceAll Work Guaranteed

Parts & LaborFactory Authorized

Service On Most Major Brands

For Service Call:221188--668811--22226633

In Home or Shop Service

Household

Boats & Watercraft2008 PARTI KRAFT PONTOON:21’x8.5’ with two tubes and a 60 hpYamaha motor. 218-201-0380.

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Business hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM. Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Sunday Closed www.thiberts.com • 301 Main Ave., South • Red Lake Falls, MN • (800) 247-CHEV (2438

THIBERT’S

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PRICED TO SELL!

Stock# 97011B. 2013 Honda CR-V EX-L Sunroof, backup camera,

auto start. 37,390 miles, maroon.

Stock# 97049A. 2018 Chevrolet Equinox Premier, AWD Leather, heated seats & ventilated, nicely equipped. 10,000 miles, nightfall

gray.

Stock# 98010A. 2015 Buick Enclave, FWD Leather, heated heats, backup camera. 97,756

miles, maroon.

Stock# 97045A. 2018 GMC Acadia SLE-2, AWD Backup camera, cloth, backup camera, heated

seats. 18,617 miles. White

Stock# 98031A. 2016 Toyota RAV4 Limited, AWD Leather, sunroof, backup camera. 30,600 miles.

Gray

Stock# 97009A. 2018 Chevrolet Equinox Premier, AWD Leather, heated seats & ventilated, nicely equipped. 14,790 miles. Maroon.

Stock# 48214. 2015 Chevrolet

Suburban LS Cloth, 8 passenger,

LOW MILES. 23,500 miles.

White

Stock# 98120A. 2016 Chevrolet Equinox 1LT AWD Heated seats, rear vision camera, auto

start, cloth. 43,463 miles.

Stock#98097A. 2019 Chevrolet Equinox Premier, AWD Heated seats & ventilated, nicely equipped. 3,138 miles. Pearl White.

Stock# 97039B. 2015 Jeep Cherokee Limited. 4WD Leather, heated seats, rear vision

camera. 61,442 miles, black.

Stock# 98089B. 2012 Chevrolet

Suburban Leather, sunroof,

8 passenger, heated seats. 165,970 miles.

Black.

Stock# 97052A. 2018 Chevrolet Equinox Premier, AWD Heated

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Stock# 97047A. 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Cloth, rear vision

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Stock# 98105A. 2013 GMC Sierra 2500HD Leather, heated seats,

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Stock# 99035A. 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Leather,

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Stock# 97057A. 2018 Buick Lacrosse Leather, heated

seats, rear vision camera. 17,394 miles, Silver.

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Stock# 97056A. 2018 Buick Lacrosse Leather, heated seats, V6. 15,707 miles,

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seats, rear vision camera. 16,252 miles, Satin Steel.

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Stock# 97015A. 2018 Buick Lacrosse Leather, heated seats, rear vision camera. 15,019 miles. Summit White.

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