Blinky Pins arrive in Crosby,
Ironton and Deerwood
Blinky pins are here and yes
they blink! Choose from a
Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red
Nose Reindeer, a candy cane or
Fare for All
www.cuyunalakes.com • 218.546.8131
THE MEET AND Greet Committee of
the Cuyuna Lakes Chamber recently
visited C-I Pub and Pine Room in
Ironton. They are located at 240
Curtis Avenue and they are a restaurant, bar and banquet facility. Book
your private holiday party or special
event in the Pine Room. C-I Pub is
open seven days a week. The kitchen
is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Monday through Saturday. Pizza and
food delivery is offered Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays from 5 to 10
p.m. throughout the Cuyuna Range
area. The special home-made, handtossed pizzas are one of the finest in
the area! Other food specialties
include the Prime and Pasta Specials
on Fridays and Saturdays from 4 to
10 p.m. Mexican Mondays, Comfort
Food Tuesdays, Asian Wednesdays,
Italian Thursdays and Fish Fridays
are all part of the new food-themed
nights. The bar is open 11 a.m. to 2
a.m. Monday through Saturday and
open at 11 a.m. on Sundays. They
invite you check out the live music
and DJ karaoke on weekends. Live
music on Saturday, Nov. 22 by
“October Son” and Nov. 29 by
“Wayne Renn Band” both playing
from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. A meat
raffle every Saturday starting at 5
p.m. is held with proceeds to the C-I
Sports Boosters. Pulltabs are also
offered. An indoor bean bag league
is forming call 772-0262 or stop by for
details. Pictured left to right are:
Shawn Hankel,
Security
State
Insurance; Ted Abear, Deerwood
Bank; Kathy Laughton, The Office
Shop; Seth Jackson, Edward Jones;
Jill DeCent, Mid Minnesota Federal
Credit Union, Jessica Holmvig,
Chamber Director, Deb Yunker and
Mark Fletcher owners/managers.
Edward Jones to collect nonperishable items for food shelf
Residents and businesses
are asked to help those less
fortunate in the community
by bringing non-perishable
food items to the Edward
Jones branch office in Crosby
during regular business hours
throgh Wednesday, Dec. 17.
(Sorry no cash can be accepted at this site).
Edward Jones, a Fortune
500 company, provides financial services for individual
investors in the United States
and, through its affiliate, in
Canada. Every aspect of the
firm's business, from the
types of investment options
offered to the location of
branch offices, is designed to
cater to individual investors
in the communities in which
they live and work. The firm's
13,000-plus financial advisors work directly with nearly
7 million clients to understand their personal goals—
from college savings to retirement—and create long-term
investment solutions that
emphasize a well-balanced
portfolio, diversified portfolio. Edward Jones embraces
the importance of building
long-term, face-to-face relationships with clients, helping
them to understand and make
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Range
In Crow Wing County
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products or services.
Fare For All, a local food
program created to make fresh
fruits and vegetables more
affordable to families will be
selling Holiday Packs for $30 at
Immanuel Lutheran Church in
Crosby on Wednesday, Dec. 3
from 4 to 5 p.m. Each Holiday
Pack includes a ham, a whole
chicken, Italian meatballs,
turkey bacon, corn, and two
packages of cookie dough.
Fare For All, sells packages
of fresh produce and frozen
meat at 30 locations throughout
Minnesota. With prices ranging
from $10 to $30 per package,
Fare For All offers savings that
are much less than retail prices.
The program has no income
requirements and is open to
everyone who is looking to save
money. Orders must be taken in
advance and must be received
by Friday, Nov. 28. To order,
contact Mabel Semler at 5466523.
Fare for All purchases fresh
fruits, vegetables and frozen
meats in bulk and passes on the
savings to anyone who wants to
stretch their food budget.
Participants in the program save
up to 40 percent on their food
purchases. The end result is that
households who utilize the program have access to and consume more nutritious staples.
“Many families have been
forced to cut back on fresh produce and lean meats because of
ever-shrinking food budgets.
The program is designed to help
make affordable, healthy foods
available to those families-especially during the holiday season,” said Sophia Lenarz-Coy,
the Program Director for Fare
For All.
For additional dates and a
map of Fare For All locations,
visit: www.fareforall.org or find
us on Facebook.
Christmas tree! Pins will be sold
for $3. Wear the pin into sponsoring businesses and receive
something special (discounts, a
chance to win prizes and gift
baskets or free samples).
The promotion runs from
Black Friday through Christmas
Eve and promotes shopping
locally! Watch for a list of all of
the participating businesses in
the next issue.
For more information call
the chamber at 546-8131.
CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014
5
Girls Night Out is
coming Dec. 4
Girls Night Out on the
Cuyuna Range is coming
Thursday, Dec. 4. Shop from
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Bay Lake,
Deerwood, Crosby and
Ironton. Numerous businesses are participating in giving
out $500* plus many other
fabulous gift baskets and gift
items and certificates.
Watch for the entry form
in the Wednesday, Dec. 3 C-I
Courier or pick one up at participating businesses Wednesday or Thursday, Dec. 3-4.
Entertainment
*money paid in Cuyuna Cash.
line-up for
Christmas in the IFD ham bingo
6 at legion
Park announced Dec.
The
Ironton
Fire
The entertainment schedule is set for the Cuyuna
Lakes Chamber’s Christmas
in the Park located at Crosby
Memorial Park on Serpent
Lake
in
Crosby
on
Wednesday, Dec. 3.
The evening gets under
way at 4 p.m. and continues
to 7 p.m. The schedule is:
4-4:20—Christmas music
CDs with live nativity throughout the evening.
4:20-4:50—Sing-A-Long
with Miss C-I Royalty Open
Mic.
4:50-5—Ministerial Group,
Christmas Story.
5-5:20—Immanuel Lutheran
Church Chapel Chimers.
5:20-5:40—CRES 3rd grade
general music.
5:40-5:45—Just for Kix
Dancers and C-I Rangerettes perform.
5:45-6—C-I Jr. High Jazz
Band performs.
6-6:20—C-I High School
Jazz Band performs.
6:20-6:40—C-I Chamber
Singers perform.
6:45-7—Northern
Lakes
Lightning Hockey Team Sing-ALong session.
Department’s annual ham
bingo will be held on Saturday,
Dec. 6 starting at 7 p.m. at the
Ironton Legion.
In addition to the bingo, the
fire department is offering a raffle. Tickets are a $1 donation.
First prize is a Benelli Nova 12gauge camo; second is $50 cash
and third a large ham. You need
not be present to win the raffle.
License number is XB-02515.
Tickets can be purchased from
any Ironton fireman, the
Ironton Legion or at the Town
Tavern in Ironton.
We’re Open!
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IRONTON
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(218) 546-6991
20 W. Main, Crosby, MN
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me
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Monday-Friday 9-5:30
(We bill insurance)
Ask the pharmacist about pneumonia and shingles vaccines
FREE Delivery • FREE mail-out service!
HOURS—M-F, 9-5:30 • Sat, 9-2
(218) 546-5144 • 1-866-546-5144
Featuring Folk Songs, Spirituals,
Bluegrass & Southern Gospel Favorites
Conductor: Sarah Aamot • Accomanist: Laura Raedeke
$12 Adults & Seniors
Fri., Nov. 21 • 7:30 p.m.
Crosby Ironton H.S. Auditorium, Crosby
Sat., Nov. 22 • 7:30 p.m.
FREE 18 and under
218-270-8020
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Union Congregational Church UCC, Hackensack
Sun., Nov. 23 • 3:30 p.m.
Tornstrom Auditorium, Brainerd
Tickets at the door, Brainerd Dispatch, Bethany Bookstore (Baxter), Lakes
Printing (Brainerd), Crosby-Ironton Courier & The Pilot Independent (Walker)
EMERGENCY & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
GARRISON 911
(Including So. Half of Bay Lake)
DEERWOOD 911 (Including No. Bay
Lake & E. Rabbit LakeTwp)
CRISIS LINE & REFERRAL SERVICE
1-800-462-5525 OR 828-HELP
24 Hour Hotline
CROSBY 911 (Including Riverton, EMILY 763-2998 (Including Fairfield,
Irondale, Trommald, Perry Lake & Little Pine)
Wolford.)
OUTING (Emergency) 792-5100
CUYUNA 911 (Including W. Rabbit
DNR…
828-2565 828-2616
Lake Township.)
Outing: 792-5383/792-5319
POLICE…
SHERIFF…
HIGHWAY PATROL…
CROSBY & IRONTON— Crow Wing County: 829-4749 Emergency: 0-Zenith-7000
546-5137
Road Information: 828-2400
Cass County: 547-1424
DEERWOOD—
FBI…
534-3399
(612) 376-3200
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
MASSAGE
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DENTIST
Philip G. Mayer, D.D.S.
General Dentistry
Mon.-Thurs., 8 to 5
Or by appointment, 546-5191
112 W. Main, Crosby
DR. JEFFREY P. FISH, D.D.S.
Family Dentistry
546-6031
HOSPITAL
ATTORNEY
VETERINARIAN
CHAS. E. BARNUM, III
Attorney at Law
Located in the lower level
Unity Bank
Care Veterinary Clinic
122 Fourth Street, Ironton
(218) 546-5178
(218) 546-7760
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COUNSELING
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DDS
Family Dentistry
Ironton Office
Wed., Thurs. and
Every Other Fri., 8-5
546-5809
New Patients Welcome
David C. Hanson, DVM
Please call for an appointment
(218) 838-5297
Lakes Country
Counseling
107 W. MAIN • CROSBY
GOPHER
STATE ONE
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1-800-252-1166
DOCTORS IN
EYE CARE
Stephen Vagle M.S., LMFT
Licensed Marriage &
Family Therapist
Diseases of the Eye
Cataract/Refractive & Laser Surgery
Eye Examinations • Contact Lenses
Designer Eyewear
STACY SJOBERG, M.D.
INA DROWN, M.D.
RICHARD WEST, O.D.
MARY ZEISE, O.D.
CASSIE MAIRS, O.D.
546-5108
1-800-952-3766
CROSBY • BAXTER
greatrivereyeclinic.com
207 1st. St. NW
Crosby, MN 56441
218-545-0878
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POISON
CENTER
CRISIS LINE & REFERRAL SERVICE
1-800-poison-1
1-800-462-5525
or 828-HELP 24 Hour Hotline
(1-800-764-7661)