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SENTINEL TRIBUNE
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MIRROR OF BYGONE DAYS
TEN
YEARS AGO
August 3, 1994
The local Jaycees held
their second annual Fishing
Derby on Saturday with 45
youngsters in the event. A
total of 109 fish were caught,
with the largest one weigh-
ing four pounds.
Thekla Zuidema enjoyed
visiting with old acquain-
tances and many of her fam-
ily at a reception held in
honor of her 100th birthday
at Trinity Lutheran Church
Hall Sunday morning.
A hazy sky the latter part
of the week has kept our
temperatures low. The haze
was attributed, by some
weather reporters, to the fire
in Canada. Smoke from the
fires seemed to be drifting
our way.
TWENTY
YEARS AGO
August 2, 1984
Dan Wahl, a 1984 grad-
uate of Walnut Grove High
School was among 12 young
Lutherans who were select-
ed to attend a writers confer-
ence at St. Olaf College, in
Northfield, MN.
Approximately 100 rela-
tives gathered at Old
Westbrook Church on
Sunday for a Mathiason
family reunion. Honored
guests were Sten and
Dagmar Stenerson of
Masterham, Norway, who
have spent the last 2 weeks
visiting relatives in
Minnesota.
The Saints 'N 'Sinners
were the first place winners
in the Plum Creek
Invitational Tournament
held at Lower Plum Creek
Park on Sunday. Coaches
were Arlen Engler and Bruce
Arndston.
THIRTY
YEARS AGO
August 1, 1974
Charges of leaving the
scene of an accident were
filed against Andrew Daniels
of Tracy. Mr. Daniels was
involved in an accident near
the Farmers Elevator
Sunday evening. The case
will be in county court on
August 19.
Two members of the high
school staff resigned last
week. John Dailey, basket-
ball coach for 7 years,
resigned to take a position
with the Physical Fitness
Institute of America. James
Patterson, mathematics
instructor and athletic direc-
tor, has acepted a position
at St. Charles, MN.
The Walnut Grove Farm
softball team won the 8-
team tournament Sunday by
defeating Breezy Point 13-12
in an 8-inning game.
WALNUT GROVE NEWS
Teri Herder 859-5402
Kathy Rykhus, Tracy,
and Dorothy Grunden went
to Minneapolis July 25 to a
baby shower for Dorothy's
great granddaughter,
Jeannie Amundson. The
baby, Adrianna Marie, was
born on July 29.
Dorothy Grunden had
Christian Workers Circle at
the Grove Apartments
Wednesday afternoon.
Kathy Rykhus, Tracy,
and Dorothy Grunden
attended the 50th anniver-
sary of Quinten and Gloria
Kaunzner of Isanti. They
then went to the Michael
and Stacy Grunden home
in Burnsville and had sup-
per with them last
Saturday.
Ron and Carol Anderson,
Colorado Springs, CO, were
guests of Ted and Laura
Anderson from Wed. - Sat.
While there, they visited
many friends and relatives
in the area.
On Thursday evening, at
a family supper in their
honor at Kinbrae Supper
Club, were Ted and Laura
Anderson, Tina Richards,
of Walnut Grove, Janet and
Ardell Anderson of Tracy,
Helen and Don Anderson
and Brady Jo Hare, Samuel
and Elizabeth of Spencer,
IA.
Margie Bakken and
Ilamay Anderson attended
the 6th birthday party of
Margie's great grandson,
Mason Garbe, Sunday
afternoon at Ferguson
Park. Additional guests
were David and Nancy
Herder of Renville, Kay
Koblegard, Amy Koblegard
of Willmar, Matthew
Kleven, Samantha Hotzler,
Tanya Herder-Davis,
Jarett and Jerome, Gloria
Doom of Westbrook, Paul
and Marshall Garbe and
Jim and Teri Herder-
Blahnik.
Marjorie Bakken attend-
ed a Bakken family reunion
Saturday afternoon at the
Rolling Hills Golf Course
outside of Westbrook.
Marjorie and several rela-
tives then spent Saturday
evening and Sunday at
John and Sharon Bakken's
lake home.
Bob and Joyce Alcorn vis-
ited Sandy Alcorn Saturday
00Almlie Funeral Home
Tracy, Balaton, Westbrook
would like to welcome to its staff ....
Seneca Almlie
(son of Steve & Eddi)
who will be working part-time
while attending school for his funeral
director's license, and then joining
the business full time.
115835
b, I .a
Hunter Education Course:
All males and females, 12 years old and over,
including adults, are eligible for the course.
Classes will be held at the Walnut Grove Public
School sponsored by the Walnut Grove
CommUnity Education. Cost of the program is
$5.. Steve Ourada (859-2578) and Leonard
McLaughUn (859-2479) are the instructors.
contact one of them if you are interested
in the class.
Dates for the course are:
Wed., Aug. 11 at 7 p.m.; Mon., Aug. 16 at 7 p.m.
Wed., Aug. 18 at 7 p.m.; Sat., Aug. 21 at 9 a.m.
ALL CLASSES MUST BE ATTENDED
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Community
Wednesday, August 4, 2004 Pa[
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evening at the Tracy
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Overbrockling of Idaho, vis-
ited Dick and Lucille Bruns
on July 22. Michael is a for-
mer school co-worker of
Lucille's.
Dick and Lucille Bruns
were weekend guests at the
home of Jason and Carl
Haug in Windom.
Korliss and Jason Hoyt
were weekend guests at the
home of Lea and Doris
Hoyt.
Roland and Laurel Tadd
of Vandalic, OH, were
guests at the home of Ron
and Betty Kassel last week.
They also visited Eunice
Kassel during their stay.
Bruce and Mindy
Linscheid, Eagan, were of Ho
weekend guests at the Don rio Co I C
home ofEunice Kassel. a n to untry View Medica . .
William Anderson,
Lapeer, MI, an author of Glen R. S a on behalf of is son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M..lllcss rec
of Payson, AZ, presented a check for $5,000 for Country View Medical Clinic to for hi=
several books about the Mischke and Kay Koblegard, members of the Walnut Grove EDA board. The furof the lo
Ingalls family as well as an now climbed to $39,475. Fund raising will continue in order to reach the ga T
accomplished speaker and $75,000. l
presenter, along with
Sarah Uthoff of Iowa, also ENT
a00.00e,a00outt00elo00aHs Get Acquainted Da00:"
family, were weekend Augus
guests at the Dick and rs al
Shirley Knakmuhs home. State
During their visit, Dick and Ionda'y
Shirley found many books Redwood County where schedules were flexi- (Presentation at 2:30 p. r open a
that Mr. Anderson had Volunteers and Redwood ble and where their inde- If you are already
autographed for them back Area Hospital Adult Day pendence was encouraged? teering, stop by to ss Jdent J
in 1982. Services invite you to "Get Well -- there is such a place Let us say thank you f the ribl
Alan and Mabel Embry Acquainted" Day in your -- it is called Adult Day that you do! |y to the
were Monday morning vial- community. Join us for col- Services. le and B
tors at the home of Dick fee and bars, followed by a Do you need a ride to
and Shirley Knakmuhs. presentation on the RSVP work, the doctor, dentist, Suy Sell, or daughte
I Norw;
Anna Margaret Warner program, Faith in Action, need to go shopping or to the Rent ay to
and Earl Warner were Adult Day Services, bank? Do you want to visit
Saturday afternoon visitors Transportation and other friends or relatives but don't in the Classifi Days
at the home of Oscar and services for seniors, know who to ask? ads
Lorraine Steffen. Are you looking for a Help is just a phone call
Richard Krentz, Milpitas, way to benefit your commu- away. The Valley Area Sentinel
nity as well as benefit you? Transit buses and volunteer V
homeCA' WasofMeribela gueStsteinerat thefor Join us to get acquainted drivers of Western Tribune
last week. with the RSVP program and Community Action are avail- Ph. 274-6136 [
several
days
During his stay, Richard Volunteer Clearinghouse. able to help you... Rides are" ¢[
visited family and friends We have opportunities for all available to everyone . . . all 1-800-410-185
in the Walnut Grove area. ages. Volunteers are needed ages and all incomes. 1
Eugene and Marilyn at schools, healthcare facili- Blood pressure checks llle 274-
Swanson met Chuck and ties, non-profits and govern- will be available:
Pn
Sue Stenberg, Hutchinson, mental agencies. Monday. August 9. Lar
in Willmar for dinner on Have you heard about Wabasso Community.Center.
Sunday. Later in the the Faith in Action program? 4-6 p.m. (Presentation at
evening they attended the Are you a senior citizen in 4:30 p.m.) of
need of help with grocery Monday, August 16,
annual homecoming serv-
ice for the Lake Florida shopping respite care, yard Lamberton Community I
Mission Church. work or housekeeping? Center, 4-6 p.m.
Margie Bakken visited Would you like a friendly via- (Presentation at 4:30 p.m.) U
with David and Susan itor to come to your home to Monday, September 13,
Nackerud and Bernita visit? Let us know how we Morgan Public Library, 4-6 Phone
Nackerud Sundav morn- canhelpyou Faith in Action p.m. (Presentation at 4:30
ing. " is looking for volunteers, p.m.) 4 miles E. - 1 1/2
Learn how you can become a Wednesday, September from Walnut Grove,
volunteer to help an area 29, Parkwood Dining Room, Rt. 1 Box 18
senior citizen? Become a Belview, 4-6 p.m. Revere MN
Senior 'neighbor helping neighbor'.
Have you ever wished
Nutrition for a place that you or your
Services loved one could go where
they received health care,
August 9-13 assistance with personal
WALNUT GROVE -- cares such as a bath and
Senior Nutrition Services meal, and would be able to
serving at the Community return to their own home in
Center at 11:30 a.m. each the late afternoon? A place
operating day.
Monday: Spaghetti, garlic
toast, coleslaw, mandarin
oranges, bars Dr, J, R.
Tuesday: Keenagers 10,000 *2003 Jeer) Liberty, 5,000 J
potluck, no Senior Klaassen ............... ='" .................
Dining Wednesday: Cook's *2003 F150 Super Crew, 17,000 miles ................
choice. Baked ham,
mashed potatoes, carrots,
pumpkin dessert *2000 Chevy Town & Country, ft. side, 27,000 miles ....
Thursday: Cook's "2001 Olds Intrigue GL, easy front, good bags, 31,000 m.
choice. *2000 Buick LeSabre, easy front, 56,000 miles ...........
Friday: BBQ meatballs, "1996 GMC Slera K1500, 4x4 ex-cab, left side, clean title, 133.000 m, :
baked potato, mixed vegeta- *2003 Buick LeSabre, Left front & side, 29,000 miles ......
bles, fruit.
For reservations call
JoAnn Bertschi, 859-2469
(home) or 859-2844
(Community Center). NOTICE TO
Senior.Nutrition Services,
Inc., is funded in part under NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the Older Americans Act
under contract with the Election in the City of Walnut Grove,
Southwest Agency on Aging. 1450 N. Hwy. 60 & 71 County of Redwood, State of
Windom, MN. be held on Tuesday, the 2nd day of
EMERGENCIES
HANDLED IMMEDIATELY 2004, between 7:00 o'clock a.m. and
o'clock p.m.
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Tour!
surpri
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area
We offer I & 2 Bedroom Apartments
starting at $675.00 per month
' Includes:
emergency pull cords, activities,
heat & garbage, plus much more
Country View Senior Community
810 8th St., Walnut Grove, MN 56180
507-859-2133 ,,-
That the first day for filing
Candidacy will be Tuesday, the 24th
August, 2004, and the last day for
Affidavits of Candidacy for said
be Tuesday, the 7th of September,
Filings close at 5:00 p.m.
Dated this 19th day of July, 2004.
Karen Erickson,
Clerk-Treasurer of the City" of Walnut
Offices to be filled:
MAYOR - 2 YEAR TERM
2 COUNClLPERSONS - 4 YEAR
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