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CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014
MISSION TOWNSHIP Fire Chief
Randy Roach accepted a $2,200
donation from the Mission Township
Auxiliary recently. From left to right
are: Roach, Dolores Kramer, Ginger
Andersen, Jan Slayton, Renee
Tormoen, Carole Dimler and Shirley
Hall. Roach said the funds will go
toward a Lucas machine, a CPR
apparatus to aid the First
Responders.
—Brenda Booth photo
MISS C-I SCHOLARSHIP Pageant
First Princess Melia Voss helped
Andrina Voss, 6, with her project at
the American Girl Doll Tea at the
library last week.
CRMC diabetes prevention
at Baxter Clinic Nov. 6
Cuyuna Regional Medical
Center is hosting a free, community educational program
about diabetes prevention and
treatment on Thursday, Nov. 6,
from 4 to 6 p.m. at Arrowwood
Lodge in Baxter.
Diabetes Dialogue will
feature a keynote presentation
by Internist Laura Rathe,
M.D., as well as a question and
answer forum with a panel of
experts including a cardiologist and podiatrist. Numerous
Senior dance
in Deerwood
All area seniors are invited to the Deerwod Legion on
the first and third Fridays of
every month for a senior
dance. The event has an open
bar and offers potluck items
to snack on. Cost is $6 and is
held from 1 to 4 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
Thank you
—Brenda Booth photo
SKYLA VADNER, 9, tells volunteer
Sharon Determan of Emily about her
American Girl Doll, Isabella, during
the tea at the Jessie F. Hallett
Memorial Library on Oct. 16.
Senior dining menu
SARAH MARONEY, 6,
sips her tea properly
(with her pinky finger up)
at the American Girl Doll
Tea at the Jessie F.
Hallett Memorial Library
last Thursday.
Community Band
sets holiday
performances
The
Cuyuna
Range
Community Band announces
the following performances:
—Wednesday, Dec. 10 at
Heartwood Senior Living
Community at 6:30 p.m. A
Holiday concert in the community auditorium.
—Saturday, Dec. 13 at 3
p.m. at the Deerwood
Auditorium. A holiday concert with raffle drawings.
Donations will be accepted
for area food shelves.
—Brenda Booth photo
The menu at the Senior
Citizen Dining Center program sites for Oct. 27-31 follows. Due to scheduling
changes, all sites will have
the same menu, but not all
sites will be served their
meals at the same time.
Participants in the meal
program are asked to make
reservations before 1 p.m. on
the day before they plan to
attend. For reservations, call
218-546-5855.
Noon meals will be delivered to your Crosby, Deerwood
or Ironton home for the low
cost of $4.50 per meal.
Service is Monday through
Friday. Weekend meals available (Thursday delivery).
Delivery is free. This service
is available to all ages.
Waiver certified. Call Tena at
218-546-5855 for more information.
MONDAY — Salisbury
steak, mashed potatoes and
gravy, stewed tomatoes and
pudding.
TUESDAY — Lasagna,
broccoli, bread stick and bar.
WEDNESDAY— Pizza,
marinated beans and rice
crispy bar.
THURSDAY— Ham &
scalloped potatoes, creamed
peas and cake.
FRIDAY — Tuna salad,
corn bread and jello with topping.
Koop Funeral Home, Inc.
Serving the families’ needs of the Cuyuna
Range Area since 1913.
• Full Service
• Traditional Funerals & Memorials
• Prearrangement
• Complete Cremation Services
• Veterans Affairs
• Out-of-Town Arrangements
Affordable • Trustworthy • Dignified
32 East Main Street • Crosby
218.546.5531 • www.koopfuneralhome.com
Monuments • Markers
Cemetery Lettering
546-5628/546-6675
218-330-3422
Cuyuna Range Monument Sales
PLUS… At the
educational booths will also
offer the latest information for
diabetics and their caregivers.
Registered
Dietician
Heather Erickson will provide
a nutrition demonstration and
the food she creates will be distributed as samples along with
recipes.
Diabetes
Nurse
Educator Shelly Hanson will
make a presentation on diabetes self management.
Participants can also enjoy
a complimentary vision screening, foot massage, blood pressure check, depression/anxiety
screening and body mass index
measurement. There will also
be drawings for door prizes.
No reservation is necessary.
For more information, call 5454447.
Services Friday
for Karin Pikula
Karin Vale Pikula, 70, of
Merrifield, died Friday at
Cuyuna Regional Medical
Center.
Visitation will be from 5
to 7 p.m. Thursday at the
Brenny Funeral Chapel in
Baxter. Visitation will continue from 10 to 11 a.m. followed by the service at 11
a.m. Friday at Living Word
North Church in Brainerd.
Interment
will
be
in
Evergreen Memorial Gardens
in Brainerd.
In Memory of
George L. Vukelich
5-3-1914 to 12-21-84
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day,
Rememberances keep him near.
Sadly missed by
Daughters & Sons
—Adv.*
Thank you to Drs.
Michael and Rachel Cady and
the rest of the medical staff at
CRMC for the wonderful care
during my recent surgery.
Also a special thank you
to all my family and friends
for all the visits, calls, flowers, candy and pasties.
All was greatly appreciated.
Roberta (Bobbie) Ferrari
Deaths
THANK YOU
Thank you to the community, friends
and family for all the support recieved at
the Deb Wynn benefit recently in Ironton.
Your generosity is overwhelming.
Love,
The Deb Wynn Family
TOWN TAVERN in Ironton
BAR BINGO…
EVERY FRIDAY!
Starts 7 p.m. • 2 Jack Pot Games $400 & $600
MEAT RAFFLE
Sat & Sun 2 p.m.
PULLTABS
Ironton Legion Charitable
Gambling Premises: #A-00148-003
BAR BINGO
Every Wed. &
Thurs., 6:30 p.m.
Wed. $500 Jackpot… 53 • Thurs. $500 Jackpot… 57
•Please note: To play game 15 (Blackout) you must play games 7 through 14 to be eligible for this game.
PULLTABS
MEAT RAFFLES
Charitable Gambling Premises: #A-00148-002
Fridays 5:30 • Tuesdays 5:30
Lic#A-00148-001
(218) 546-5975
Hours: Tues.-Sat. Open at 2 p.m.
THANK
YOU!
A very special thank
you to the Ironton
American Legion
Auxiliary members
who helped in any way
to make our Annual
Fall Craft & Bake Sale
such a huge success.
Your generosity is
overwhelming!